Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-01-06
NEUROLOGICAL.
A Record of Prominent People Who
Have Died During the
Past Year.
JANUARY.

.. Hon. John b. thompson, at Harrods-
burg, Ky. Judge r. e. Baylor, at Indepen-
dence, Texas
10. Judge Benjamin G. Franklin. one of the
founders OF the Republic Of Texas, at Gal
weston.
Is. Charles Astor Bristed, better known as
'Carl Benson aged Sd.
II. Rev. VIM Sparrow. DID,, at Alexandria.
Va, aged 70. Chang and Eng, the Slamese
twins, at their nom in North Carolina, aged
81.
IS. Rev. Samuel Fisher, an eminent divine,
at Cincinnati.
90. Nine. Euphrosvne, Perapa Rosa, the
songstress at London, aged IS.
Is. Adam Black, the distinguished pub
Usher, at Edinburgh, Scotland aged so.
rs. Intelligence Of the death in Eastern
Africa, OF David Livingstone, the celebrated
explorer.
rs. Ex-Chief Justice Thompson, of Penn
syIvania, ut Philadelphia, aged IS.
20 Gen. Henry G.. French, of the British
army.
FEBRUARY.
6. Baron Mayer Ansem Rothschld, at Lon
don, aged Sc.
10. Jules Michelet, an eminent French his
torian. at Paris, agej rs.
IA. Cardinal Harquini, at Rome, aged 64.
II. King Lunallo, of the Sandwich Islands,
at Honolulu, aged 80
rs. Ira Perley. ex-Chief Justice of New
al CDuCUIu. dS6u IL.
%. Charles Shirley Brooks, novelist and
dramatic author, at London, aged SO.
MARCH.
g. st Buffalo, n Y, Miliard Fillmore, thir-
teenth President of the United states, aged a.
IL. At Washington, Charles Sumner, dis
ed statesman and Senator from Mas
sachusetts, aged 60. At PARIS, Jean Cruveil-
hier, celebrated anatomist and physician,
aged SO.
10. At Hartford, Conn.,, Christian Sharpe,
inventor of the famous Sharpe rifle, aged g.
IA. Countess Brunnow, Wife OF the Russian
Ambassador to the Court OF st. James at
London.
49, Johann Heinrich Maedler, German as
tronomer, at Berlin, aged 80.
%. Judge Lewis Dent, brother-in-laW Of
President Grant, at Washington, aged SO. At
Genoa, Countess Banner. mOrganatic wldO W
OF the late King Frederick VII, of Denmark.
81. Henry B. Hlrst, well-known poet, at
Philadelphia, aged 60. At Clifton, Staten
Island, General Harvey Brown, q. s. A.,
aged Is.
APRIL.
/. At Berlin, Peter Andreas Hansen, as
tronomer. aged 70.
3. Marquis OF Devonshire, in London,
aged 80.
4. Susan Virginia Lenton Boilleau, daugh-
TER of the late Thomas I'll. Benton, and wife Of
Baron Boilleau, at Paris, aged SO.
6. Judge John ". Edmunds, at New York,
aged IS.
s. Kaulbach, the distinguished German
painter, at Munich, aged 50.
II: Gen. Henry Storms, at Tarryfown,
N Y.
10. James Bogardus, the eminent scientist
and inventor, at New York, aged "a.
Is. Rev. Thomas Carlton, of the Methodist
Book Concern, at Eliza beth, n. J.
16. Josiah Warren, distinguished scientist,
at CharIestown, Mass, aged Ga.
20. Elk Gov. Clark, Of North Carolina at
Tarboro, in that State.
"a. joan Phillips, an eminent British geolo-
& st. aged ~.
26. Prof. s. l.. Walker, one Of the first in
this country TO make pictures from sunlight,
at Poughkeepsie, n. Y. Prince Plgnatelli a
well-known Itahan diplomatisU, at Naples,
aged 80.
81. Rev. John Mcleod of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, at New York, eyed 6S.
MAY.
/. Nicolo Tommassoo, the distinguished
Italian author, aged 20.
3 Gen. William Hall, veteran of the war
OF 1912, at New York, aged 70. Robert Nor
rls, an old journalist, at Philadelphia, aged 65
4. Rev. Berah Green, a well-known tenn
peraDce preacher, at Utica, n. Y, aged 80.
7. John Hecker, distinguished New York
mercna and politician, aged 81.
IL. CourtIandt Palmer, an old and promi-
nent citizen OF New York, aged "a.
10. Edwin Hoyt, wel-known New York
merchant, in that city. Baron de Triqueti.
distinguished sculptor, at Rome, aged ~.
IL Major-Gen. George L. Hartsuff, u S. A.,
at New York, aged "A.
II. Hon. George Robertson, for twenty
years on the Supreme Bench OF Kentucky, at
Lexington, aged 81.
20. Maj. Gen. A. B. Dyer, o. S. A., at
Washington.
%. 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 81. j. Edgar Thompson, President of
the Pennsylvania railroad, at Philadelphia.
aged IS.
80. Gen. Robert Fleming, prominent citi-
zen and lawyer, at Willamsport, Pa.
81, Sir Henry Thompson, we'll known Eng
lish iailroader, aged IS.
JUNE.
General OF the Diocese OF Vincennes, at Mad
ison, Ind, aged "a.
8. Most Rev. Jean Francois Lambriot Arch.
bishop OF Rheims, at Paris.
TO- John Carter Brown, a distinguished and
wealthy citizen of Providence, R. I.
13. Hon. Virgil D. Paris, ex-member of
Coz gfess from Maine. James F. DePeyster,
vor Of the war of 1912.
IA Sir James Macpherson, of the Bengal
army, aged So. Cochlse, the famous Apache
chief
16. Sir Charles Fox, the celebrated English
civil engineer, aged "a. Hon. Robert W.
Walker, Of the Alabama Supreme Court.
II. Lord James G. P. Murray, of Scotland,
aged 55.
10. Jules Janin, the distinguished French
author and critic, at Paris. aged 70. John M.
Beliew, well-known English elocutionst. at
London, aged 81. Mrs. Audubon, wife of
the celebrtted naturalist, at Kelleyville, KY,
aged SO.
90. DR.. George Derby, prominent Boston
physician. aged SIS.
~. Rev. Charles Lowe, distinguished
Unitarian clergyman, at Boston, aged As
Samuel Myers, d well known Chicago theatre
cal manager.
26. Howard Staunton, a well-known chess
player and Shakspearean editor. at London,
aged 81.
%. Princess d'Oubril, wife of the Rus sian
Ambassador to Prus STA, 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. distinguished New
York merchant, and wild ly known for his
with the Kane Arctic expedition.
aged IS. John Blackie distinguished r lin
burgil publisher, aged 90.