Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-24
Rs.ard of Deaths.

William Armstead, one Of the early settlers
of Franklin county, died on the 18th, aged a.
He was Commissary of the Army at the time
the troops marched from Franklinton to San
dusky under Gen. Harrison to defend the iron
tier from the depredatiOns of the British Anu
Indians-Mrs. Clara L. Baker, wife OF u L
Baker. one OF the Baker vocalists, died at Wau-
keean, Ill, on Wednesday.-Paul Juneau
who was born at Milwaukee when his iather'
Solomon Juneau, was the only white man Nv
ipu there, was accidentally shot dead at Hori-
con. on Friday. Mr. Juneau was member O.:
the last legislature of Wisconsin, and was much
Vim. S. Pitcher, Mayor OF
Louisville, died on the l4th inst, Aged Sc. He
had been resident OF the city for twenty-five
years Simon Brown, an old resident oi
Conneaut, died last week He was native oi
Vermont, served his country IN the war oil Islz'
and lived upon the farIa where he died orfOrty-
two wears. Mr.. BIS age was 7O--SAmuei
G. McCleary, an old and much esteemed eiti-
zen of Girard, Pa, died very suddenly last
week in his 7lst year-Dr. r. Montgomery
died AZ Xenia on the 18th, aged 60 years Dr.
R. was man of fire literary attaiuments, and
was at one time a regular contributor 70 DiaeA
wood Ferguson Pangle, one of the most
energetic and successful business men OF Allen
county, died near DelphOs on the 9Th, OF hydro
phobia. After he was bitten the flesh around
the wound was cut out and the part scared with
a hot iron. but without ayail.-Judge T. n
Wells. of Milwaukee. died last week, aged 81
Mr. w. was q prominent member Of the bar,
and in 1899 was elected 20 represent the Ierrl-
tory Of Wisconsin in Congress.-Dr. Abial
Cooley. one Of old citizens of Hartford,
Conn, d.ed on the lsth aged &c years For
FORTY wears DIR. c. kept drug store in Hart
ford. and his pills were the fms ever patented
in the United States, lie made the first ''loco
foeo" matches ever known, and was the irst to
apply the cam movement to pumps---Ihe
Hon. John Mcclellan died at Woodstock, Conn
on Sunday, in the 93d year Of his age de was
the Oldest living graduate Of Yale ollege, and
among his surviving children Is the wlie o.
Prof. Silliman, Sr-Mrs. Ashmore, wife o.
the Rev. Vim AshmOre, of the Siam Mission
died on the 18th of May, while on her way tC
this country from Hong Kong with her two
children William A. Burt, widely known
a. the inventor Of Burt's Solar Compass,
died near Detroit last week of disease OF th'
heart. AGED 81. He settled in Michigan II
1923, and was a most estimable citizen
His compass is invaluable to SuIveyors.-
James Lovegrove, Of Baltimore, died few
days ago, aged 76. He was called the "Fathel
Of the Firemen," belonged tc the Mechaniea
Company, the largest and most respectable II
the city, and was an active member from boy
hood until laid up by disease-Dr- II. W
Humphrey, of Iowa City, aged 50, committed
suicide on the 18th inst, the result Of low splr
its on account of reverse of fortme-Dr. j
E. Mcdowell, one Of the Oldest and most re-
putable practitioners in the West, who removed
/ from Kentucky to Lexington, No, two yeari
ago, was accidontly drowned from boat on hii
return TO Kentucky 4 short time since--Ih'
Washtenaw County, Mich, died at Cape Cod
| Mass on the 9th inst, aged 50. Judge ,. Ia.
resided at Ypsilanti nearly thirty years, anC
was a member of the last Constitutional Con
yention of fMichigan.-JohnL Lewis, veteran
teacher, died at Frankfort, Ky, on the 18th
aged rs. He was the author of a novel Of con
81 cradle interest, entitled a Tale Of the Grea
| Kanawha. The Hon. Thomas Burch diet
At Little Falls, \. Y, on the 10th, aged 5S.-
/ He was formerly State Senator, and was one o
the foremost business man Of Herkimer County
M T. Scott, President of the Northern Banl
/ of Kentucky, died at Lexington on the 2lst inst
COL John I. Gray, Captain Of the Wa
of 1912, and formerly a member Of the Nugini
Legislature. died in Bedford County few day
/ since. AGED 60