, 1875-01-01
LOCAL NEUROLOGY.
Cl,fcago's Contributions 10 !ile Death
Roll Of 1871.
Dricf Sketches OF Prominent Citizens
Who Died During That Period.

Soldiers, ClerEymen, Lawyers,
and Merchants.
Tho following doatlis Of wali.known ci.izens |
havo beer nntcd III IuE TRIBUNE during tho wear |
1874. lilo roll is quite extensive. and stowa d |
iuuEta'ity among our old settlers that indicates
tho growth OF chicago IN antiquity rs woll ss in
everything elBe A few ycara wlll oloae the liycs
of Ill our original pioneers:
GEN. ]. u. SWEET,
Deputy Supervisor # 1hcra1 Ncseuue for the Chi
easo District iic \. waahngson, .. G., Jan. J. The
General was I'LL In tho prime d hfe-nnt up TO 30
when tteatt came utnn l., tue result Of terrible
thu shoulder, in. tho operation lad 70 lie per
.1seeligy se9src @ q Us swee at tie brsaEins out u
the War, raised company for TIE Third Wisconsin
Infantry. and rxs rapidly to the rank Of Colonel tie
was . very fearless mail. hnd was, Oh that arronnt
highly esteemed by his sodIera. After rerryvtIe big
fighting days WIRE dune but he appointed f:oionei
garrison Of Csnp Douglas. Of Which 1ost Gen. swen
w. W eommandan HI" sag1cty and snlaIeFls inoT.
ss ma Il our easna aurns
The infamous Camp Dong1as conspiracy, which excited
10 ss WIZ III te y s @ Inc
sot,-huent Of this district ,-as Office in which ha
proved hltnRcf 10 1s gentleman nf gond heart AID
pointed To tho honorable Office which hu held up to Tho
rettod Of is teath. Gen. Sweet wus native Of New
were brought back from Washington and buried at
Lombard, ~ His daughter, Mis- Ada Sweet II Pen
sIon-Agens At Chicago
we-know1. billiard player, ded at the residence Of
air; Tom roley. e consumption, jan. y. "Jmmy,"
tho lpurtinE fraternity, and was tna4ter-haad Il
showing the cue. lie WAS only % years old.
DIR. o. j. ADAMS.
nj ST, Joseph's Hospital FEB H. aft:r Iref illness,
Ie Maa graduate Of HuHh Medical College, and had
bcon n:tending tn Tue rattensH of the institution III
deeply regretted by all who knew him.
pARos Won CLAIM.
The toInnWhst Notorious Baron Won Glahn, wno Was
died saa,lciy {" alorIc1y April l. ased j. years. liz
s se se ss Su..s Si as, sits s s VIII M
generally occupied conhidcrablc rpaeo in the newspa
rurs Of tho day Tie Bsron ea1lsc 70 America while
quite yuurg. ind, although rather fiterate, succeeded
IN accommodating woaith, which wns tho reason Why the
fnir M.tilda tnrew hrrseif into his .r,us. As Won
Claim waa .er she did not make much by tles spee-
ulatnn, i-feeiing and finally separation, r+Dlted
Tie Dsron stated that ao hsd pail out gone 05u
at o6 GW, Which he wilei to bis only chl-a 10y OF
tenter ycata, whom ha loved even more dearly than
ae dia ials mons5 Iis iafons 1smains w91s shipped
built under his eMtcsyison whlfo on visit to tho
Fatherlan1. He left behind him reputation for png
HICAL3 P3lelIitu11f Will Ac Was ASNeI AAoHl IL
have lender feeling for human being, except his
fila marriage With Matilda Busso the result
Of momantafy enehnntment.
DANIEL v. TlILGNdHAsT.
large dealer in hides and leather, and vel-kucwn
number of tis community, died very suddenly, April
u 10 X. r s yGass M. man. S sa sst r. ares,s W.T. Sna
NJ. T., but he Ind beou long resident Of Chicago.
COL T. ). TURNER
known and generally re.pccted, throughout tho stao
of illinois, nH an sble LAWYER and a. MI honest Though
sometimes mistaken politicisn lls was at ons time
also Circuit Attorney. and served torn in Congress-
Representatives and was mcrnber OF tho Conststu-
ttonai Convention In 1870: lie raised and conanded
tne Fifteenth illinois Volunteers during par. Of TIE
heaith. He came to Chicago In July, 1871.
CAPT. LOUIS J. LULL,
who wounded In desperate encounter with the
ynl-gtr kroshers IN Missouri March II. died ut Ros-
eos, sc May 9, Of the injuries rereived in the affair
fsFTa to- G.P Ln Va. snfn 10 % thu m
United stntes navy, nntor bis uncle, Commodore
Lui, uhon tho War commenced. II the early part Q.
fought through the bloody campaign Of shs wilder
ness lie served with credit In every action. snd
caao in 1865, sud Joined tho police force, Lul an
acsive spirit and rosa rapidly Ho van Captain q TIC
D'9 a w. .ooa sp os II.
him to accept employment under Allan Pintestou, In
whose .aryiee he met Ills DEATH Tho unfortunate
In Chicago As q thorough pocs-oflicer.
DR. JuliN H. FOSTER,
Of hs oldsst setess 81 6Gihtesso dsa y H. 1t
Eillseoro, N. H., III 1906 and came to Illinois III ls31
IIe errved 80 surgson In tho Block Hawk war, aud
alist and occupied 1ositiona on hotd tho State and
City Ho.Eis. p. Foater wa very wealthy sna LETT
married and rostdont III this city.
GEonGE VI. Tn0NrsoN.
| we'l.known chissRo lawyer, disi May %, It psn-
ylc near hoehea;er, y. liz wa t,,r1 ia le32 M II
dsasl b. prsc.iesd law with great success. IL was
O. Cheney yen asaas @ Bshop Whitshouse T NJ, % Tbomp.op
very highly respected by the people md tho Bar,
and hs death occ.4ionsd much borrow in this city and
elsewhere.
| PRoP. Jo3ErH HAVEN,
President OF the Chicsgo Philosophical soctety, aud
gg1Hnsnnj,, Iei :sv a. sfter psufu ,Iluotf Hs
vas born at Dennis, Capo Cod. III the yeAr 1876
Of long ne Of clargytaeu; Tho Professor took
ii Tho East Uo cana bore IN lsos and vaa closely
identified with every movement having for!ts object
man Of profound lrarntng, and won the double da.
tipction Of D. D. and LID. Ills dcuth sntds great
gap in the ranks Of our local scientists.
/ DR. II. X. ". RoARbMAN, .-.-
distinguished honeopAth!st, died after bftaf ILL.,
ness, lily u. IL had nyed in Chicago fur : long
| period, and vas very highly esteensa
| MARTIN .. WALKER,
ons of the richeat n,en Of Chicago disd Nay 49, 1t
h!s resiLence No. II Ellis Avenuo aged a5 years. Ho
waa bnru In utlard County, W. and came to Chtcsso
in 1a3s when ho took interest u the stage line Of
John Fink 4 Co.. which ho hnhily bought cut Liz
dali, Postmaster. General under President jackson.
Tho courts sustained Walkers ds Of the Gaze for The
most part, and Ills teous spirit increased 81 he s
yapeed in yeata. Mr. Walker iavested uc&rIy al hta
money in roal estate, leaving an Immense fortune,
which he did not directly bequeath to hia two
who were left very small annuity each, iu caas they
were we'll conducted. The matter IL too wp known to
nsed repetition. Mr.. Walkoz was very unpopular, on
account VI Lis hardness In nouey Matters and hia
very controversial fpirit. lie mnrried hlA house,
keeper. Mrs. Martin. few days hecrs hs death. Tbs
| fri Mrs. Walker hss been dead Eesersl ysars,
| MRS. SAMUEL nn00kB,
Of tho female pioneers died Juno l6 At tps resi-
aence, Kenwood fa!a ot years aad homer. She calns
here froui the City OF L1nlou when tho place \
1nern mort With ANAL rArrson and nuMeE-