Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-19
Ressrd Of Deaths.


Col. John " Kelly, who two years since ran
an the ticket with Col Benton for Lieutenant
Governor of Missouri, died few days ago
James Quail, Esq, aged 65 years. an esteemed
citizen Of Washington county, Pa, died oil JOCK
;.v On The 7tb inst, the result Of an injury to
his thumb--Maior E. N. Ryland, President
Of the St Louis Chamber of Commerce. died
after brief illness on Wednesday Stephen
Harris. one of the most eminent manufacturers
in Rhode Island, died at Providence on the lOth'
,red -. In early life Mr.. II. studied medicine
and ne was one of the founders Of the Rhode
island Medical Society--Parker Cleveland,
Professor Of Chemistry and Mineralogy IN Bow
do;n Collepe. died at Brunswick, Maine, on the
18th. aged 79 years.--The Hon William Jay
the last of the children of Chief Justice Jay
died at Bedford, n Y, on the l4th, aged
10 At one time Mr.. Jay held the once oi
First judge Of Westehester county de was
an active philanthropist warm Abolltionis''
strict disciple of Temperance, and firm inend
of the American Bible Soeiety.-Madame ANA
LA Scboppe. a German novelist and poet, died
:, Schenectady. N. Y, last week. Her novels
were of historical character, and IN lS2O she
suffered from the persecution OF the Russian
Government for having published IN GERMAN
papers that captives were still kept IN Russia
from the NapoIeonic invasion. In the revolu-
tion of ls4s new troubles came over her, and
at the AGE of 60 Madame SehOPPe followed her
| only SON to this cOuntry.-James Gl6b Esq
/ one of the leading merchants of Quebec, died
suddenly on the l0th.--Death has az last
divided the Oldest welded pair IN the United
States. Mrs. Ludwiek Snyder died a few days
s;nce at burnside Clearfeld county, Pa, at the
ACE of lOs. Her husband, who Is liz years
OH survives her.-Mrs. Hickman, wife OF
the Hon. John Hickman, of Pa, died on The
| 18th inst, the day on which Mr.. IL was re-
elected TO COngress.--Parls papers announce
| the death of the Duchess Of Montmorenei, amer
a LONG illness-Mr John Allen, prominent
Socialist, died recently in Indiana, aged AZ MI
| A. was Universalisi minister, and was broken
no by the failure of the Fourier Brook Farm
experiment. He then removed to Patriot, Indi
ana. and became a successful vine grower -
Gen. Phineas Varnum, aged 50 years, died al
Portland. Maine, last week. He was a man o.
LARGE property, and had held many offices Of
honor and trust N. Landaiche, veteran
of the armies of the first Napoleon, died II
Louisiana on the oath ult. aged GO. He enter
ed NapoieOn's service as a eOnscript at the az
| of II, and was in many bloody hghts.--M i
Ferguson, State Senator of Sacramento county
California, died on the 2lst ult, of the wounC
inflicted by G. P. johnson, in a duel He wai
a prominent Democratic politician, an abb
man, but of dissipated habits. The cause o
the duel was a trivial one, aud Mr. + died a
the fool dieth, at the age of 34.-On the 81
inst Mrs Edgerly died at East COIinth, Conn;
} whose age, as shown by the written record
was liz years. She retained her faculties per
fectly till within two years, her eyesight bein.
clear enough to enable her to thread needl
as readily as any young person She was bor
f on Cape Cod in I74l.