The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-12-31

II. Courtlandt Palmer, an old and promi-
nent citizen of New York, aged So.
Is. Edwin Hoyt a we'll known New York
merchant, in that city. Baron de Triquetl,
distinguished sculptor at Rome, aged 70.
Is Maj. Gen. George Il. Hartsuff U. s. A.,
at New York. aged A. ft
/ II. Hon. George Robertson, for 20 years on
the Supreme Bench of Kentucky, at Licking
ton, aged a.
20. Maj.-Gen. A. B. Dyer, U. s. A., at
| %. Hon. David B. Mellish, member of Con-
gress from New York, aged 43. Rev. Joseph
| D. Haven, D. D., Of Chicago University.
| 81. Rear-Admiral Shubrick, at Washington,
aged "a. j. Edgar Thompson, President of
the Pennsylvania railroad, at Philadelphia,
| aged IS.
| 80. Gen. Robert Fleming, appointment citizen
| and lawyer. at Williamsport, Pa.
81. Sir Henry Thompson, well-known En-
glish railroader, aged 65.
4. Very Rev. Father Dupontance, Vicar Gen
eral of the Diocese Of Vincennes, at Madison
Ind, aged Ga.
9. Most Rev. Jean Francois Lambriot, Arch
bishop of Rheims, at Paris.
10. John Carter Brown, distinguished and
/ wealthy citizen of Providence, r. ].
| 13, Hon. Virgil d. Paris, ex. member of Con-
gress from Maine. James F. De Peyster, a
well-known citizen of New York, and survivor
| of the war Of 1912.
IA. Sir James Macpherson, of the Bengal
army, aged 60. Cochise, the famous Apache
| chief.
49, Sir Charles Fox, the celebrated English
civil engineer, aged "a. Hon. Robert W.
Walker of the Alabama Supreme Court.
II. Lord James c. P. Murray, of Scotland
aged IS.
10. Jules Janin, the distinguished French
author and critic, at Paris, aged TO- John M.
! Bellew, well-known English elocutionist, at
London, aged 81. Mrs. Audubon, wife of
the celebrated naturalist, at Kelleyville, KY,
aged 88.
90. DR.. George Derby, prominent Boston
| physician, aged IS.
%. Rev. Charles Love- distin guished
| Unitarian clergyman, at Boston, aged 45.
| Samuel Myers, well-known Chicago theatre
| cal manager
26. Howard Staunton, well-known chess
player and Shakespearean editor, at London,
aged ga.
28. Princess d'oubril, wife of the Prussian
| Ambassador to Prussia, by drowning, at Pots
dam. DR.. James McNaughton, President of
the Albany Medical College.
| 20. Henry A. Perkins, an old Hartford
| banker.
| 80. Henry Grinnell, a distinguished New
| York merchant, and widely known for his
connection with the Kane Arctic expeditions,
aged IS. John Blackie distinguished Edin-
burgh publisher, aged go.
JULY.
l. Charles Henry Warren, distinguished
lawyer and Judge, at Plymouth, Mass. John
s. Wright leading Boston merchant, aged
&C.. George B. Upton, distinguished Boston
| merchant, aged 10.
A. M. de Goulard, the French statesman, at
Paris, aged g.
T. Rev. Richard v Whelan, Catholic Bishop
Of the Diocese of Wheeling at Baltimore.
10. John Landon, well-knoWn citizen of
New York, and veteran of the war Of 1912.
II. Hon. Todd r. Caldwell, Governor of
North Carolina, at Htllsboro, in that State.
~. Gen. William S. Hillyer, the last re-
naming officer of the original stat of Gen.
Grant, at Washington, aged 49,
13. Agnes Strickland, the. historian, at
London, aged IS.
16. Walter Lsnox, ex-Mayor OF Washington
City, aged 81.
10. Rev. Henry j. Whitehouse, Bishop of
Illinois, at Chicago.
SEPTEMBER.
13. Francois Pierre Guillaume Guizot. the
distinguished French historian and states
man.
Is. Hon. Benjamin Robbins Curtis, of Bos-
ton, distinguished jurist.
OCTOBER.
II. Right Rev. Francis Patrick Mcfarland,
Catholic Rishop of Connecticut.
II. DR.. Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, formerly
Mayor Of Boston, in that city.
%. Commodore William Inman, United
States Navy, at Philadelphia Hon. Harris
Flanagan, Ex-Governor of Arkansas, at Arka
delphia, in that State
"a. Commodore Austin Pendergrast of the
navy at Philadelphia.
%. John Laird, the well-known ship-build-
er, at London.
81. Ex-Gov Enos T. Throop, of New York,
| aged "a.
NOVEMBER.
5. Right Rev. D. W. Bacon, Roman Catholic
| Bishop of Portland, Me.
| II. Thomas Miller, well-known English
| poet, at London, aged So.
| Is. Daniel N. Haskell, editor of the Boston
Transcript; Col. Billy Wilson, of Zouave
fame, at New York.
20. Thomas Hood, the well-known Jour-
nalist, and son of the celebrated poet, at Lon
don, aged 80.
%. William L. Barry, the Oldest journey
man printer in the United States, at st. Louis,
aged So.
25 Gen. T. J. Leslie, one of the Oldest Of
| fcers in the regular service, at New York,
| aged 70.
ou Jonathan Sturges, an eminent New DIRK
merchant. George Labor at Stroudsburg,
Pa, aged 119 years. Mayor Havemeyer, of
New York city, aged II. Ex-Chief- Justice
Read, of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia, aged
| 78.
DECEMBER.
| 2. Hon. E. P Cowles, formerly Judge of
of the New York Supreme Court, at Chicago.
Gen. Robert o. Tyler, u S. Army, at Boston.
| 5. Hon. Dudley S. Gregory, ex-member of
Congress- and one of the wealth. est citizens
of New Jersey.
6. Hon. T. B. Dunkin, ex-Chief- Justice of
| South Carolina.
T. Rev. DR.. Benedict, Baptist minister and
author, at Pawtucket, r. l., aged 96. Jack
son Morton, ex-United States Senator from
Florida, and author of the design for the
| Confederate flag.
| g. Col. Samuel B. Thomas. one of the rich
est men in Kentucky, at Louisville. Ezra Cor
| NELL founder of Cornell College, and one o f