Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-06


IIeman r. Harmon, who was Sheriff Of
Trumbul county from 1854 10 1858, died at
his residence ia Warren ON the let inst For
many years hs had been extensively engaged
in purchasing cattle in Northern Ohio for the
Eastern markets. His well earned reputation
for strict integrity and honesty, made him pop
ulaf and highly esteemed among the large class
OF farmers and business men with whom he
dealt.---Mr VIM s. Craig, formerly Of
this city, and well known as a superior ma
chanist, died in st. Louis Nov 9Oth. He had
resided there but few months. s.----Mr Abb
iah Mann, one Of the pioneer settlers Of Medina
county, died in Weymouth on the 4th inst ,
aged Ga years. lie settled on the farm on
which be died. 40 years ago, and was ever
much esteemed.--Mrs. Sophia Hawley
lied at Augusta, III, Nov 2lst, aged 60 years.
She was the daughter. Of the Hon. EliPhalet
Austin, and emigrated from Torringford, Conn,
with her fathers family, to Austinburgb, Ash
tabula county, in 1900. They rode from Black
Rock to Ohio on horseback, swimming swollen
streams and not seeing hobitation the whole
way.---Mr. Thomas Dickson died in Knox
county few days ago aged 80 years Mr.. D.
settled in Knox county in 1912, and was an
excellent citizen ---Mr. Matthias Rapp,
one of the best citizens Of Warren county, died
at Lebanon on the 25th ult., aged 5s years.
wv William Rothaker, a distinguished Ger.
ran liberal, died in Cincinnati last week. lie
was born in Baden in 1928, graduated at
Heidelberg, took part of the revolution in 1918,
came to America, and has since edited German
papers in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Albany and
Baltimore with distinguished ability -
John Jemison, noted Buffalo Reservation In
dian, died at his farm in Cattsraugus, Nov. 9th.
The Hon James B. Macauley, Chiei
Justice, died suddenly at Toronto on the Goth
ult He was a man of note and mark in Can.
ada, and was distinguished for his bravery in
several Of the frontier contests in the war ol
1879 He was 67 years of age.---Rev. T.
j. Kinney, of the NJ. e. Church, died in Geneva
Ashtabuls county, on the 29th ult, aged sbOu
| 90. He was a man Of decided ability, anC
much esteemed ---Mr. W. w. Turner, Ii
brarian Of the Patent Office, died in Washing
ton last Week.---Solomon H. CuTrier,
man of considerable not3 in Newburyport
Mass, died recently at the age of rs years
Judge z Collins Lee, of the superio
| Court, Baltimore, died few days ago, at al
advanced age--Ira p Barnes, fOrmer
Clerk Of the Senate of New York, died at Fo.
Lake, Wis, on the Gath ult.----9on. Josep
Hartman, member of the Canadian Pariamen
for North York, died on the 2Stb ult.-A-Th
Hon. George W. Bleecker died in Brooklyn, n
Y, Nov. Both. He was formerly member q
the Legislature, and took very active Interes
in the cause of Sunday SchooIs.---J. OF
Rockafelow, the extensive contractor Of publ
works in Pennsylvania, killed himself at Hsr
risburgb Nov 2sth, by leapiDg from a windo1
under the excitement Of nightmare ---Mrf
II annah Conant, wife Of Col. VIM. Whiting
died at Concord, Mass. on the 18th ult., age
II years. She was descendant of Roge
Conant the first Governor of the first perma
nent colony settled on the territory of the MAJ
sachusetts Bay Company Judge WilliaI
Hale, an old citizen Of Peoria. Ill, and the frs
Mayor Of that town, died last week, eyed z
years.----Mr. Elias Ware, recently of Wren
tham, Mass died in St Louis recently in hi
79tn year. Mr. and Mrs. Ware were visitD
theft children in st Louis, and two weeks be
fore the death of Mr.. w. their Golden W ed
ding bad been celebrated.