The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-12-31
. NEUROLOGICAL.
A Record of Prominent People Who
Have Died During the
Past Year.
JANUARY.

JANUARY
1. Death, at Washington, of Gen. B. J.
Sweet, Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
aged IL.
9. Hon. John B. Thompson, at Harrodsbure.
KY. Judge r. E. Baylor, at independence,
Texas.
10. Judge Benjamin G. Franklin, one of the
founders of the Republic Of Texas, at Gal
weston.
Is. Charles Aston Bristed, better known as
carl Benson" aged 81.
II. Rev. William Sparrow, D. D., at Alexan-
dria, Va, aged 70. Chang and Eng, the
Siamese Twins, at their home in North Caro-
lima, aged 81.
Is. Rev. Samuel Fisher, an eminent divine,
at Cincinnati.
o. Nine. Euphrosyne Parepa Rosa, the dis
tinguished songstress, at London, aged IS.
25 Adam Black, the distinguished pub
Usher, at Edinburgh, Scotland, aged 80.
26 Intelligence Of the death. in Eastern
Africa, of David Livingstone the celebrated
explorer.
49, Ex-Chief Justice Thompson, of Penn
sylvania, at Philadelphia, aged g.
49, Gen. Henry G. French, of the British
army.
FEBRUARY.
6. Baron Mayer Anselm Rothschild, at Lon
don, aged sc.
TO- Jules Michelet, an eminent French his
torian, at Paris, aged rs.
H. Cardinal Tarquinl, at Rome, aged Ga,
II. King Lunaliio. of the Sandwich Islands.
at Honolulu, aged 80.
26. Ira Perley, ex-Chief Justice of New
Hampshire, at Concord aged IS.
%. Charles Shirley Brooks novelist, and
dramatic author, at London aged SO.
MARCH.
8. At Buffalo, n Y, Willard Fillmore. thir-
teenth President of the United States, aged
"a.
II. At Washington, Charles Sumner, dis
tinguished statesman and Senator from Mas
sachusetts, aged &c. At Paris, Jean Cru
veilhier, celebrated anatomist and physician,
aged 83.
ID. At Hartford, Conn, Christian Sharpe,
inventor of the famous Sharpe rifle, aged 63.
IA. Countess Brunnow, wife of the Russian
Ambassador to the Court of st. James, at
London.
IS. Johann Heinrich Maedler German as
tronomer, at Berlin, aged 80.
%. Judge Lewis Dent, brother-in-Iaw of
President Grant, at Washington, aged so.
At Genoa, Countess Banner, morganatic
widow of the late King Frederick VII, of
Denmark.
81. Henry B. Hlrst, well-known poet, at
Philadelphia, aged go. At Clifton, Staten
Island, Gen. Harvey Brown, U. S. A.,
aged 70.
APRIL.
1. At Berlin, Peter Andreas Hansen, as
tronomer, aged 70.
3. Marquis of Devonshire, in London.
aged 80.
4. Susan Virginia Benton Boilleau, daugh-
ter of the late Thomas H. Benton, and wife
of Baron Boilleau, at Paris, aged 80
6. Judge John W. Edmunds, at New York,
aged rs.
s. Kaulbach, the distinguished German
painter. at Munich, aged &c.
IL. Gen. Henry Storms, at Tarrytown,
NY.
10. James B 'gardus, the eminent scientist
and inventor, at New York, aged "a.
Is. Rev. Thomas Carlton, of the Methodist
Book Concern, at Elizabeth, N. J..
16. Josiah Warren, distinguished SCENT
list at Charleston, Mass aged Ga
90. Ex-Gov. Clark, of North Carolina, at
Tarbobo, in that State.
"a. John Phillips, an eminent British geolo-
gist, aged "a.
&c. Prof. s. L Walker, one of the first in
this country to make pictures from sunlight
at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Prince Pignatelli, a
well-known Italian diplomatist, at Naples
aged 80.
u. Rev. John Mcleod of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, at New York, aged &c.
MAY.
/. NicOlo Tommasso, the distinguished
Italian author, aged 10.
3. Gen. William Hall, q veteran of the war
of 1912, at New York. aged 70. Robert Morris,
an old journalist, at Philadelphia aged IS.
&. Rev. Berlah Green Well-knOWn tenn