Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-18

Mr. Asahel Parmely, one of the Pioneers Of
Lorain county, died at Elyria on the 4th inst,
J.-l % aged 73 wears He removed from Vermont to
~ ~ Sullivan in IsI7 and was active in breaking up
- - the wilderness oftbat section of the Reserve
An nhonest and good man, his end peace.
Milton Gregg editor of the New Albany
Tribune. and the Oldest editor in Indiana, died
suddenly on the 9TH inst fparalyss--Geo
NJ Norton, a distinguished anatomist, died OF
lockiaw at Augusta, Georgia, on the 9Th INST
Gen Archibald Henderson, the Comman-
der of the United States Marine Corps, died
suddenly at the Washington Navy Yard a few
DAYS ago He had been in the Navy for over
half century, and for his long aud honorable
service bore the breyet rank of Brigadier Gener-
aI-The Rev John Jay, one of the most dis
tipquished ministers of the Iowa Conference,
& q sssr died of pneumonia on the lst inst-Ge6- W
Jones known in Cincinnati as Bank Jones, p"
8T- fron his long agency of the United States
Bank, died on the I4th aged rs. Thirty years
AGO he was the rich man of that city, and as the
Z financial agent of the o. 5. Bank, at one time
had control of most of the land which the
oit,z nour stands and his mansion and
handsome Garden and grounds, near where the
Rnrnet House now stands excited general ad-
,o;-,tio, Subsequently adversity and domes-
tic Affections prostrated him. and he died with
r-r r ,,sr,l,-sis Tho Hon h. Miller died at ttud-
san. \. Y, on the Iltb of apOplexy Mr. Mil
Ter was formerly member of Congress, and Oe-
cupie8 leading position in Columbia county
james A. Abbott of Boston, died a few days
400 from the effects of a fall, at the Coolidge
Uonse in thatcitv He was prominent mem
ber OF the Suffolk Bar.--Coi David llama
,l;ed in Poland on the Sth inst OF peursy, aged
~ He was one OF the early settlers ei ono
and in 1904 put up some oi the first fraTne buid-
i,,o,s erected in Youngstown. In lSOS he put IN
o9sraton the first wool easding machine intro
dnca4 inta Ohio at the mouth OF the Little
~ Beaver In the war of 1872 Mr.. IL was cho-
sen CAPTAIN of a volunteer company, and nar n
ed TO the defence of the western Irontler IN
1915 and 1918 he represented ms county IN the
LEGISLATURE and until his last illness he was
active and took a deep interest in the affairs OF
life social political and religOus--A cen
--4. teunarian named Thomas Moore died at Alex
ander Va on the lst. Mr.. VI. fell asleep ut
the great age Of I04 years Life's wonderful
- . mechanism rad out, and the wheels stood
stiiI-Capt benjamin. Bagna died in Butfa-
10 of consnmption last week. aged Al He
was much esteemed, and for the last i've wears
-as had heen the general agent of the Etna lnsur-
ance Company of Hartford--Judson j Hutch,
lt iSon of the Hutchison Family, committed
suicide by hanging, on the llth mst at Lynn.
Csuse .nnknovgri Some time ago Splr1luallsm
led hudson to the verge Of insanity, but OF late
he had enioved good health and spirIts--Iht
Rev John Phillips the oldest Wesleyan preach
er in England, died recently, aged IS de haS
preached for 65 years with great success
California papers announce the death OF Mr
Edward Pollock one of the editors ofthe Calfor
MIA Home Journal and aspromising young poet