Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-04


Mr.. Elisba Ellsworth, Of Hudson, died on
the l3di ult aoi Mrs Elizabeth Ellsworth his
wife, ON the l2,h ult, each aged 70 years, and
for As yeags io.idtnis Of Hudson. They re-
moved from Connecticut 70 Hudson in 1911, and
were among the aldest citizens Of Summit eoun'
ty Ttey had lived together fhr half a century,
end last Thapksgi Jog day celebrated their
Golj,n wetdng The aged couple were much
respected aud fell asleep together at neatly the
same hour --- Dr. Israel ~ own died at Hud-
son on the Oh ult agol 6s yeais He was
native of Washington county, n. Y, served as
volunteer in the war Of 1912, emigrated to
Cleveland at an early day, and was induced to
settle in Hudson from the fact that there was no
physician residing in large tract Of county
His practice extend through several town
ships, and Dr. T. was beloved as a physician
and man ----Judgo Noah NJ. Bronson, one
of the venerable fathers Of Medina county, died
in Medina on the sth ult in the 93d year of his
age lie removed from Plymouth, Conn, to
Ohio in 1915, and settled on his farm in Medina
in 1918 His wife survives him, the aged pair
having lived together 62years. Under the old
Constitution Mr.. B. was appointed Associate
| Judge, and he had been an exemplary member
of the Episcopal Church since 1893 Judge
! Bronson voted at every Presidential election
since the organization of our government, and
continued till the close Of his long and eventful
life to take a lively interest in the affairs of the
nation, reading its current events from day to
day.-Mr William Marshall, another Of
the pioneers Of the Reserve, died iu Weathers-
| field, Trumbull, CO., on the 10Th ult., aged Sc
years lie removed from Pennsylvania to Ohio
in 1903, and settled, with his estimable wife,
who still survives HIM, on the farm where they
resided for SO years Mr. NJ. was a good man
and much esteemed. Judge Daniel Hum
phreys, ofNewark, Licking county, died in the
Central Lunatic Asylum few days since -
Judge II. was a man of talents, and at one time
ranked among the ablest members of the Lick
ing county Bar --Mrs. Margaret Moore
one Of the mothers OF the Reserve, consort OF
John Moore, deceased, died in Hiram, Portage
county, on the 18th ult aged n years. She
came from New Jersey to Trumbu county in
1900, and was the first white unmarried lady in
Warren. --Andrew McNally died at Cadiz
Harrison county, on the 18th, aged sc years
He settled in Cadiz in 1906, and several times
represented the district in the Legislature. -
Dfuntls Tue bllllutHb tlHluttIt ultu III LDn-
don on the 18th ut, aged 81 His last impor
tant work was the Great Eastern. On the 5th
ult he was seized with paralysis when on board
the great ship, induced, it was believed, by ovel
mental anxiety. Bethune, Esq
one Of the oldest native citizens Cf Boston, dieC
recently at the age of 30. lie was the possess
OF of the family plate pictures, DC of the do
nor of Faneuil Hall to the town of Boston. -
Mr.. John baltimore, an old pioneer Of VenangC
county, la died last week at the age of s3.-
Col John Duvall, who commanded a company
in the last war with Great Britain, aud served
a campaign Ender Gen. Harrison, died in Scot
county, KY, on the 9TH ult., in the 77tl
wear of his age DR.. A. NJ Gillian, edi
tor of the Intelligeucer, at Dover, Tenn, die,
on the 18th ut. Dr G. was appointed COnsu
to Mexico by Mr.. Tyler, AMI on his return pub
, lished work called Gilam's Travels in Mexi
+ cO--Rev. s NJ. McCracken, a wei
! known minister in Southern Ohio, died il
Preble county on the lth ult, aged 60
--Rev. Dr. George Bush, boteC
Swedenborgian clergyman, died at Roches
ter, n. Y, on the Goth ut. As al
editor and author DR.. B. was widely known
In lS47 he published a work on the highe
phenomena OF Mesmerism, which he deems
confirmation of the truths of SwedenbOrg's rev
Citations Miss Betsey Mcfarland died il
year of her age. For fourteen years sht
was missionary to the Indians of tine North
= west several years being spent in selfNdenying
labors at MackinAc ---Capt. Giles L'HOm
I u edieu, the Oldest man in Norwich, Conn. die,
on the 10th ult., in the 9ith year of his age
He was one Of the last survivors of the burn
ing of New London by Arnold, an e vent whic
, he well remembered The veteran was a shi
# master as long ago as the administration {
. Washington, and was oGlen employed by tn
! government as the bearer OF important dispatch
es to our ministers in Europe e.--Charle
Snyder, an Elder in the Lutheran Church, an
an active politician of Cincinnati, Councilman
City Commi; sioner, and Deputy Sheriff, com
mited suicide few nights ago under singula
circumstances. He had been indicted by tn
Grand Jury for forgery of small amount bu
, no investigation of the charge had been mad
before traverse jury. He was arrested Will
in attendance at the Democratic Convention
and gave bail. His spirits were deeply depres
sed on his return to his home, and when hi
family were asleep be swallowed fatal dos
! of laudanum--Mrs. Susan Metevie die
! lately at the great age Of ll5 years. She wa
half French. She married Francis Metevie,
I Frenchman in early life lie was a soldier q
the attack on Mackinaw, and when MajO
Holmes fell dead upon the field, Metev.e spran
forward and placed the body under a falle
2 tree and covered it with bark, to prevent its b.
, ing scaped by the Indians. Mrs NJ. died i
: the poor-house of general prostratiIn and d,
> biity. DIR. Geo. L. Lehman, former!
4 Postmaster at Philadelphia, died on the %
: ult--Col, Edward Brooks, formerly CO
e ector at the port Of Detroit, and an Army of
- Ger in the War of 1872, died ia Washington q
! the 9th ult aged 75.---E l.. Capron,
!, Worcester, aged 6s, ard Samuel Philbrick
" Brookline, aged 20 years, two distinguish
friends of the Anti-Slavery cause in New El
=, gland, died few days since.---Daniel o.
y en- Maddyn, the distinguished Irish writer,
u" dead. He was connected with the Londc
press, and author of Lives Of Curran and Gra
le Ian, "Ireland and its RulCrJ,r and many move
le Death of Former CleVelander.
N The Pittsburgh Chronicle of the lst annou
or the death of THEoBALD UMBsTAETTER Esq
t; member of the law firm of Messrs Shaler & O.
ID and for many years prominent member of t
o. o. Pittsburgh Bar. Mr.. UMBsrAErTERread Il
ee some years ago in this city, where he has wi