The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-12-30

M-In London, Rev. Chas. Kingsley, Canon
of Westminster, aged IS.
25-In Fitchburg, Mass, the Rev. Geo. T.
Trask, the well-known anti-tobacco apostle,
aged 70.
FEBRUARY.
4-In Norwich, Conn.,, VIM. A. Buckingham,
U. s. Senator, and Ex-Governor, aged II.
13-In Washington Samuel Hooper, mem
Der of Congress from Massachusetts, aged IS.
1s-At New Brunswick N. J., Rear Admiral
Chas. II. Bell, U. s. n, aged II.
PIN England, Sir Chas. Lyell, eminent
geologist, aged Is. ee)
Pin Washington, Gen. Lorenzo Thomas,
U. s. A., aged II.
90 In ireland, John Mitchell, one Of the
leaders OF the rebellion in Ireland in 49, soon
after his election to the British Parliament.
23-At West Chester, Pa, John Hickman,
prominent citizen of that State, from which he
was for four terms q Representative in Con-
gress, aged Co.
10-Near Austin, Tex, A. ]. Hamilton, ex-
Governor Of that State.
13-In New York city, Samuel r. Wells, the
well-known professor of phrenology and pro-
prietor of the chronological Journal, aged 80.
22-In New York city, John Harper, the SEN
Tor member OF Harper d Brothers, In his 18th
year.
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17-In Lexington, KY, John G. Breckenridge,
formerly Vice-President of the United States,
and during The rebellion q General in the Con-
federate army, aged A.
20-In Baltimore, Md, the Hon. Jesse d.
Bright, for three terms United States Senator
from Indiana, aged So.
JUNE.
25-In New York city, Mortimer Thompson,
better known as 80. K. Philander Doesticks,
P. B., aged 81.
29In Austria, Ferdinand l., ex-Emperor,
aged 80.
Tin London, England, j. e. Cairnes, Pro-
fessor OF Political Economy in the London
University.
Sin st. Louis, Mo-, Gen. Frank P. Blair, Jr.,
aged 81. Ass @aa tsW
18-In England Lady Jane Franklin, widow
of Sir John Franklin, the ill-fated Arctic ex-
plorer, aged about 20.
23-Announcement from London of the death
of Isaac Merit Singer, inventor of the sewing
machine which bears his name aged GA.
31-In Carter County, Tenn, ex-President
Andrew johnson, aged 81.
AUGUST.
PIN New York city, Gen. Alexander Hamil-
ton, son of the famous Alexander Hamilton
aged 90 8sJ g
AT Copenhagen, Denmark, Hans Chris
tian Andersen, the well-known writer of won
der-stories for children, aged 20.
SEPTEMBER.
29-By drowning, at Sea Cliff, the Rev. Geo
B. Porteous, pastor OF All-Souls Church, Brook
Ign, about IS.
OCTOBER.
Near Charlottesville, Va. CO... Thomas
Jefferson Randolph, grandson of Thomas JEFF
ferson, aged 83.
29-In North Brookfeld, Mass, the Hon.
Amasa Walker, the well-known publicist.
aged rs
AT Cumberland r. l., the Hon. Thomas
A. Jenckes, author of the Civil Service bill,
aged 81.
l9-At Rome, Italy, Cardinal Pietro di Sill
vestri aged ~.
21-At Norwalk, Conn, of paralysis, Hon.
Orris s. Ferry, U. s. Senator, aged 43; at Vi
emma, Austria, Francis ", Duke of Modena, who
lost his throne in 1860.
pat Washington, of apoplexy, Hon. Hen
ry Wilson, Vice-President of the United States
aged 63.
M-At the City of Mexico, Senior Lafragna
Minister of Foreign Relations; at Vienna, Aus
tria, Cardinal Rauscher; in New York city, VIM.
b. Aston, the most extensive landl ord, and one
of the wealthiest men in the country.
27--At Paris, Eugene Schneider, the distin-
guished statesman and mechanical engineer.
DECEMBER.
News received at Washington of the death,
in China, of Hon. BENZ. P. Avery, y. s. Minis
ter to that country.
PAT Albany, N. Y, Hon. Ira Harris, ex-U.
s. Senator, aged 70 years.
miss Susan Denim, popular actress, died
at Bluffton, Ind, from injuries received by
fall at the Indianapolis Academy of Music.
7-At San Francisco, Hon. j. Ross Browne,
formerly U. S. Minister to China.
9-At Detmold, Germany, Prince Frederic, of
the principality of Lippe-Detmold.
12-Sir Houston Stewart, Vice-Admiral of the
British navy, died in London.
13-Oluf Stenersen, Swedish Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Wash
ington, died at Paris.