Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-08
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THE DEAD OF 1874.

Olu ItaISIo Isl Vi tAs utatAs Vi uOleu
personsges during the year 1872:
JANUARY.
james Fisk, Jr., from a would re-
ceived the day before.
9-Maj. Gen. Henry i" Halleck, L. S.
a, at Louisville, Ky
l2-Duke de Presigny. at Nice.
l3-Gen. Efso Cugia, at Rome
2l-Jerome Charles Bartheny Aries
Dufour, great free trade advocate, at
Paris.
24-Adoh Freudelenburg, distinguish
ed German scholar.
FEBRUARY.
2-Bogumil Dawson, eminent TRACE
dian, near Dresden.
Sir Thomas Phillips, famous COL
lector OF old books, in England.
james ". Grimes, ex-senator from
Iowa.
s-John P Pease, first Quaker men,
Ter Of Parliament
Rev. DR.. John Seyes, Methodist
Missionary to Western Africa.
23-Royal T. Sprague, Chief Justice
Of California.
24-Le Grand Lockwood, New York
bank er
27-Very Rev. H. B. Coskeny, Vicar
General Of Baltimore.
MARCH.
3-Jules Vale, the Iron King of the
West.
Earl of Lonsdale, formerly Post
master General of England.
Or. Goldstuckery, Professor of
Sanscrt in University College, London.
lO-Giusepps Mazzini, 4 Ian repub-
lican agitator
23-Dr. Carl Precht, at San Fran
cisco.
2s-Gen. Humphry Marshall.
ApEL.
Rev F. D Maurice, English cler-
gyman.
PROF Morse, inventor of the cleo
trio telegraph.
Funeral OF Gen. Robert Anderson,
hero OF Fort Sumter; died abroad.
DIR. Samuel jackson, of Philadel-
pLia.
S-Erastus Corning of Albany, y. Y.
lG-Rev. DR.. Geo. B. Ide, Of Spring
field, Mass.
1S-Ann Preston, Dean of Womens
Medical College, Philadelphia.
23-Alex Robinson, Chief Of the Potto-
watomie Indians; 100 years old
2S-John p. Brown, American Secre-
tary Of Legation at Constantinople.
MAY.
1--Horace Mayhem, an English littera-
teur.
Lorenzo Papanti, famous dancing
master
Herman Livingston; Russell Stur-
ges.
u-Thomas Buchanan Read, poet and
artist.
21-Prof. Albert Hopkins.
26-Sir Henry Bulwer; Alfred Henry
Forester.
2S-Archduchess Sophia Of Austria.
3l-Fred Gerstaker, German author.
JUNE.
flames Gordon Bennett.
3-Charles James Lever, English nov
slist
6-Hon. Thomas Williams, of Penn.
9-James W. Wall, ex-senator from
New Jersey.
17-Rev. Norman Mcleod, Scotch di.
vine
21,-Robert Purtz, German critic and
historian.
26-Edward NJ. Ottinger poet and
journalist.
4-John P. Bigelow, ex-Mayor Of
Boston.
G-E1-Judge McCunn, of New York.
Rev. Chas. Brooks, Of Newport,
Mass.
10-David Paul Brown, of Philadel-
phia; St. John B. L. Skinner, long
Assistant P. NJ. General.
12-Hon. Edward Stanly.
ls-President Juarez, of Mexico.
2l-Adolph Geurolt, of the Opinione
Nationael, Paris.
25-Commodors W. G. Nicholson, U .
5. Navy; Duke OF Greese, son of Due
d Aumale.
27--Ex-Governor Crawford, of Geor.
gia.
so. Olney, author of Olneys Gsog-
raphy.
3-Simeon Leland, famous hotel pro-
prietor.
3-Aug, Wilhelm friedrich Wuprecht
5-Sir Edward Collyer, British Admit
raj.
Emil Devrient, German actor.
o--Count Eberhard Won Stollberp
Prof. Edward Maguns, German artist,
11-Lowell Mason, American com.
poser.
l2-Com. VIM. H. Mascomb, U. s. N
19--Rev. DR.. Thomas E. Bond.
26-Hon. Ralph j. Ingersoll.
31-J. Nicely johnson, Ex-Governor O.
California.
SEPTEMBER.
1--Grundtvig, Danish scholar.
Hon. julius L. Strong, NJ. c..
9-Mme. st. Mars; Edward Parrish
11-Archduks Albrecht of Austria.
12--7Bishop Manton Eastburn.
13-Ludwig A. Fenerbach.
14-Galitzin, Russian composer.
17-Baron Won Wrangls.
1S-King Charles v, OF Sweden an
Norway.
20-Gen. James P. Anderson, c. S. A
Giuseppe Mastai, brother of the Pope.
Ex-senator Garrett Davis, of Ky.
24-Wilhelm Haase, German artist.
25-Rev. Peter Cartwright.
29-Rev. DIR. Francis Vincent.
30-Rev. J. w. Loguen, eolored min
lister.
OCTOBER.
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