Omaha daily bee., 1874-01-06

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u Olozago, whose name was asso>
cisted with many vicissitudes Of
Spanish politics within the last 40
years; DIR. g. y. Judd, who was for
years a leading official in the Sand.
wich Islands; James Clay, a British
member Of Parliament Of Liberal
politics, and n noted authority on
whist; Count Won Bs~rnstorff, German
Embassador at London; the Hon.
jas. w. Johnston, many years leader
of the Conservative party in Nova
Scotia; Jose NJ. Mayors, a Jealous
worker in the cause of Cuban indie.
pendence; Lordoric Vitet, a promi.
Hent French Conservative politician;
NJ. Odilon Barrot, "A French Liberal
leader; Count de Bearn, Second Sec.
rotary Of the French Legs-
ton at Washington. Several per,
ons prominently known in
business, circles in this country and
abroad, died. Among them were the
Hon. Horace +. Clark, q lawyer, also
widely known in financial, railroad,
and political Circles; Francis War.
den, mangcr of A. 4. Stewart & Co.'s
foreign business for nearly thirty
years; George Talbot ELEPHANT, tho
founder of the house Of ELEPHANTS
Sons, engaged in extensive trade in
China; Il. s. Mills, of Brooklyn, who
stood high in the opinion of the
mercantile community, but was
found to have been a defaulter; AL
deiman Peter Gilsey, who built four
New York hotels; George Henriques,
founder of the Open Board Of Bro.
kers; Frank Baker, q stakeholder
and likewise a true sports.
man; Timothy Hurlbut, Of Winstsd,
Conn, an iron manufactures; Will
liam Archdall O'Doherty, associated
with Erie railway affairs; Sindey
Dorlon, the noted oyster,man of
Fulton Market and a worthy citizen;
John A. Brown, a Philadelphia CAPT,
tslist and liberal philanthropist r.
Barring, II Of the heads of the house
Of Barring Brothers of London; John
Hopkins, the wsalthiest mar i'm Bal
timore, and a generous benefactor;
Edmond j. Forstall of New Orleans,
merchant and nnancisr; Cyrus Wake
field of Boston, an extensive manu-.
%facturer; Capt. Edwin Holbrook, one
Of the pioneers Of the Louisville to-
bacco trade, and Samuel Robert
Graves, an extensive merchant and
ship owner of Liverpool.
Among the Americans who were
either formerly or recently prominent
In political lite who died were: Aza,
riah @. Flagg, one of the founders Of
the Barnburners party in this State /;
ex>United States Senator Yates /;
John Parker Hale, the veteran Abo-
litionist; ex-Gov. Peter ID. Vroom,
Of New Jersey, a warm adherent Of
Andrew Jackson; Stephen r.. Nal.
lory, ex-Secretary OF the Confederate
Navy; Robert Ethridge, Chief Clerk
and acting Naval Officer of this port /;
John White Geary, Ex-Governor of
Pennsylvania, and q leading com,
mander in the civil war Alfred
Cumming, of Georgia, Governor of
Utah during the troubles there in
lsa7; John Il. Baldwin, = Virginian
politician, formerly Speaker Of the
Confederate House Of Representa-.
tives; James Brooks, a self.made man,
editor and politician ex-senator
James Dixon, of Connect
cut, IL years member
Of the United States Senate /;
James l.. Orr, Minister to Russia,
once Speaker Of the House of Rep,
resentatives; Moses Bates, of Massa.
chusetts, q prominent member of the
Democratic party; ex-Judge David
Burnett, who held public offices in
New Jersey; ex.Mayor Martin Kalb,
fleisch, of Brooklyn, who acquired
considerable wealth by honest labor,
and was a good civic oficial. ex-Gov.
Colby, of New Hampshire; George
N. Sanders, an active agent of the
Southern Confederacy; John A.
Kennedy, several years Superintend.
ent Of the Municipal Police; Cakes
Ames, of Credit MObllier notoristy;
Daniel Moreau Barringsr, of North
Carolina, four years Minister to
Spain, and the Hon. Greene Cen.
drick, of Connecticut, once q promi-
uent Wing politician.
The military profession of this and
foreign countries lost Gen. Candy,
trsacherously killed by the Modocs;
Count de Segur, a soldier Of the first
French Empire; Gen. Edward Johns
son, who fought we'll for the Confed-
crate cause; Col. John Watts de
Veystsd, a gallant soldier of the
Union; Gen. w. III. Sidell, q civil en-,
gineer and a soldier of the Mexican
and civil wars; Brig. Gen. Richard
Dslafield, of the engineer corps, au.
thor of an elaborate report OH the
art of raj in Europe; Gen. William
Hardes, one of Sherman's sturdiesl
foes; Lieut.. Geo. NJ. Harris, killed in
the Lava Beds, Lieut.. Woodruff, o.
the United States Army Corps
young officer Of promise; Gen. Jose
Antonio Baez, liberator Of Venezuela
Lieut.. Gen. Nino Binio, one of Carl
baldi's faithful followers; Pedro
Franche dc Alfaro, Augustine Santt
Rosa, Erminia Queseda, Gen. Barna'
be Vsrona, Pedro Cespedes, Col
Jesus del Sol, and Gen. w. O'C. Ry
an, victims Of the massacre at Santi
ago. be
Royalty and royal houses lost
Napoleon ILL.,; King John l., of Sax
eny, after an eventful reign of Il
years; Prince Adalbert of Prussia, on
! Of The most genial as we'll as the mos
intelligent members of tho House @
Prussia; Dowagsr Empress Amelia, Q
} Brazil, and Prince Massimo, q fri
; adherent of the temporal power c
/ the Papacy.
, Several leading physicians dice
/. among whom were Sir Henry Ho
I land of London; DIR. Notation {
Paris; DR.. w. L. Ids Of Columbu
DIR. p. l.. Sheehy, and emineu
/ physician of Rochester; Dr. VIM. Va