New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
OBITUARY..
THE HON. JOHN CRAsfER.

THE HON. JOllN ChAMEh'
The death of the Hen. John CramcT of Water
ford N Y, is announced. He was distinguished as d
politician in former generation and born in Sara
toga County I79 the vicinity of some of the stirring
scenes OF the Revolutionary In 1904 he was an
eectOr upon the ticket Of President Jefferson two years
after he entered the State Assembly, 70 which ne wac
subsequently again elected in 1911 ana IN 1872 nc was
a member of the state Senate IN ls2s, - ana -,
in consructne the state Constitution Of 1921 and while
member OF the Senate proposed the pleseu !s's .,
hoosng Presidential Electors upon general Ticket lie
stn,pi she'd himself by successful opposition 10 Sas
Wright and was Of the three Senators who STOOD ul
against the Albany Regency In the removal Of DE Mlti
Clinton from the office OF Canal Commissioner within
years MI Cramer was power IN pYE e. nolis d an
immense fortune principally invested in banks ana TAI.
roads and retired some years since ron pnDc Ie 70 AZ
tend TO the management OF his large private h'''oS'
PAUL HARR0-HARRING.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves "Nindication
has nroduced Sult which 1t is the privilege Of fe"
books to effect for it has Killed man. lac
victim was Paul Harro-Hirring. the Danlsa pQh'lyyr
exile and adyenturer who may Ne remembered as VIZ
itor in this country some twenty nv fc"s aso anu
author OF few works Of fiction which npNe been pun
lished in New-York He was n friend OF Syrons, "a
fought by his side In Greece, and reading Mrs bun
volume recently his mind which had long been afecnF
became so violently excited that he committed suicde
the 18th OF May by stabbng himself ana eating poc
pbor,s off be ends OF matches This was In the Island
OF Jersey where he had been supported for long time
the charity Of Mazzini and other private irlehs M
had been concerned IN revolutionary movements az
over Europe, banished from several countries, ara 10
peatedly Imprisoned. Once he made his escape froo
captivity by eaping from a vessel into the sea IN l'
he was released from prison in Hamburg ~ the lh1vsS
sion OF the United states Consul lie maintained MN
self for some time in Brazil artist ana he wrOe
several volumes Of poetry OF late years he ah0ed I'M
der the delusOn that he the special object OF ths
hatred Of the Russian Government, whose spies ne la
cied 10 be peTpctually about him, and he gave g'as
trouble the English police by his constant ap'ao
for prute from gnary foes. He was IL years
age.
WALTER T. ELLIS.
Walter Il. Ellis, aged IS years, died Cd
Friday of last week. from the effects OF wound 10
cciyed In Mcssrs Bovine watson's coal ana IuihOei
yard two days previous Mr. Ellis served long term o'
service during the late war; and participated WIN u
tnction In many Of its seNerest campaigns ON Tue
turn of peace directed his attention 10 the cause W
temperance and abored faithfully for us pfohoaa
until Overtaken by the terrible accident whloh SIu
his death He officer and charter meh Do. III ~
We stchester Division No. a22 Sons OF 1emPeIance az"
until lately a member of the Father Matthew L. a. -
Society lie was also trustee aud lahoor II, 'ho az
Episcopal Church, aud one of iis siahcheS' n.y.
hers and supporters II has been truthinly sl OF
hut he never collected accepted public oilto ~ IL
life. He leaves young wife and many VAR" h'"'~
NOUN hls uatla"Ll doLAiss