Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-14

Ms. ChampRn, wife Of Captain Stephen
Cbamplin, U. s. Navy, died in Buffalo on the
22d ut., aged 81 years. Mrs. 9. resided in
Buffalo during the war-from which she fed
with her mother, Mrs Lydia Pomeroy, on the
morning Of the burning Of the then village by
the British, TO Cananjaigua The Nenia
Torch Light announces the death Of the ven
erale Mr. Wright, Of Xenia, who was nearly
100 years old He wos one Of the earliest
pioneers of Green county MIR Henry
Swartzel, another respected Ohio pioneer, died
at Germantown on the 9th inst aged 02 years.
He emigrated from / ennsylvania to Ohio in
1907. and cleared the forest when the Indians
wiawam was yet in sight DR.. L. d. Toll
man died at Medina on the 4th inst, aged 40
years Dr. 4. was much esteemed physi-
clan OF ext nsive practice. Rev. Mr.. Barr
minister of the N. s. Presbyterian Church.
and for several years resident of Springfield
O., died on the 4th inst MIR Ramsay
Crooks a well known and esteemed merchant
of New York, died last week at the age of 70
years. In early lie MIR. Z was engaged in
the Fur Company under John Jacob Astor, and
tion OF this continent lie encountered many
perlls and endured severe suilerings during
some Of his trips across the Rosky Mountains.
-George Holman, an Indiana pioneer who
bore , conspicuous part in the early history Of
the West, having been a soldier In Gen, Clarkc's
expedition against the Indians, died at Rich
mOnd a few days ago at the great age Of 80
years and 10 months Mr. II assisted in
! building Fort Nelson, at Louisville KY, was
subsequently, captured by the Indians, remained
with them three years and six months, and final
| ly escaped by swimming the Ohio, carrying all
his worldly possessions On his book-his rifle
aud blanket The Hon Thomas Whipple,
for forty years one the most active ana in
huenta politicians of Rhode Island, died at
Coventry on the 7th, aged n years--Hon.
Edward L Keyes, prominent political leader
of the f ee Soil school in Massachusetts. died
on the 9th inst, aged as years. lie had been
| member Of both branches of the Legislature,
the Executive Council, and the Constitutional
Convention of 1853 MIR John T. BOYD, an
active business man of Providence, r L. the
founder Of BOyd's City Post office, died on the
9Th, aged 62 yeafs.--Mr. Joseph Fowler, Tor
many years a merchant of New York, AZ
Acting British Consul after the absence of Mr..
Barclay, died on the Sth, aged 63 Judge
Thomas, prominent member ut the st. Louis
bar, died on the 10th inst.-Gldeun Soul, an
eminent merchant OF Philadelphia years ago,
and formerly an active Clay Whig, died on the
9Th inst at the good old age of SO years 80
Mr. Joseph Yeager, prominent Phadelphian,
formerly President OF he Harrisburgh and Lau-
caster Railroad, died June 9Th, aged 67.--
James Belt, one of the dlscoverers of the
Mammoth Gave, died in Kentucky a few days
since, aged 9S years.---Dr. Beujamin ) Jan
ney, al the head OF his profession in Philade-
phla, died of apoplexy ON the sih, aged 70
| years Samuel f. Mott, an old school New
York merchant who in 1903 was the pioneer
IN the now immense traffic IN domestic goods,
died on The 7th inst aged n wears. He re-
tired with ample means IN 1889, aud devoted
much Of his time to pubic and charitable en-
| terprlses james Madison Jefferson, one of
the most promising young men of Kentucky,
aud a nei i.hew Of President Jefferson, died near
Elkton on the 29lh ult, aged 22.---Capt un
James W Wales died IN Louisville on the 9th,
aVing a large circle of irienls. Capt. W was
purser's clerk on the brig Somers, when Capt
Mackenzie hung you Spencer, the sou OF
the then Secretary of War, at the yard arm, for
| attempted mutny ban JelaChich, who
became sn famous in the revolution of l94S
recently died at Agram, aged 50. He possess
ed unhouuded influence over the wild Cruats,
aud united much humanity with great firmness
| of characteT.---ltev. Z. b. Wilbur, President
Ofthe Wesleyan Female College of Cincinnati,
died on the llth nst of disease of the brain,
at the age of SO years. He was a jealous ad-
vocate ol the most liberal education of woman