The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-12-20
NEUROLOGY OF 1873.

JANUARY-2. Augustin Edwards, Gillian mill
ionaire, leaving s25,000,000, Limache, Chill,
81. 8. John O'Neill, the Fenian leader
Omaha, Neb. Francis Vincent Paspail
French naturalist and revolutionist Paris, 81
g. Victor Emmanuel, King of Italy, Rome, 81.
10. Demetrius Bulgaris Greek statesman
Athens, Is. ii. Samuel Bowles, editor of the
Springfield Repubiican, Springfield, Mass,
81. u. Henri Victor Regnault, the great
French chemist, Paris, 67. - L. X. Collins
founder of the Collins line of steamships
New York, %. %. George p. Gordon, in
ventor of the Gordon press Norfolk, Va,
81. IS. Sir Edward S. Greasy a distinguished
English historian, London, 80.
FEBRUARY. George Cruikshank the fam
Gus caricaturist, London, 50. e. Giovanni
Maria Mastai-Ferretti, Pope Plus N, Rome,
IS. IL. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy
under Lincoln, Hartford, Ct, 70. Charles NJ.
Conrad, Secretary of War under President
Fillmore, and Confederate General, New Or
leans, 73 ID J. T. Tracy many years Presi-
dent of Rock Island railroad, Erie, Pa %
Angelo Secchi, famous Italian astronomer,
Rome, 50
MARCH,. Benjamin +. Wade, former Sena-
tor from Ohio and acting Vice President, JEFF
ferson, Ohio, n. s. Count Sclopsis de Saler-
ano, the great Italian statesman, Turin, 20
9. Charles L. Wilson, publisher of the Egen-
ing JOurRdt, Chicago, 80. II. Sir William
Gibson Craig, former Lord of the British
Treasury, Ricarton, Scotland, so 30 Isaac
Adams, manufacturer of the Adams printing
press, Sandwich, n. H., ~. %. John Alli-
son, Register of United States Treasury,
Washington, 90.
APRIL. William Sidney Clements. Earl of
Leitrim, killed by peasantry, near Derry, Ire
land, ~. q. Giuseppe Berardi, Italian Cardi-
nal, Rome 6S. II. William NJ. Tweed, for
merly chief of the New York Tammany ring,
in Ludlow Street Jail, New York, s. %
William Orton President of Western Union
oil nh, No
MAY. Jonathan Walker, the subject of Whit
tiers poem, "The Man With the Branded
Hand" Muskegon, Mich, So. 2. W. s.
OBrien, the Bonanza" millionaire,
San Rafael, Cal, AZ. 4. Count Baslewski,
the richest man in Russia; his income was
s4,OOO,OOO; st. Petersburg, ~ IL. Gen.
Thomas S. Daldn. Captain of American rifle
team, Brooklyn, n. Y, AZ. Prof. Joseph
Henry. Secretary of Smithsonian Institute,
Washington, 81. %. Duchess of Argyle,
mother of the Marquis of Lorne, England.
John A. Bolles. Solicitor of the Navy Depart
ment, Washington. %. Lord John Russell,
twice Prime Minister Of Great Britain, Rich
mond, England, Sc.
JUNE-5. Count Achille paraguay D'Hilliers,
Marshal of France, Paris 8. Pierre Magne,
ey-Minister Of Finance of France, Paris. IL.
William Cullen Bryant, Americas oldest poet,
New York. "a. Gen. p. l. Bonneville, the
Oldest officer on retired list OF United States
King cf Hanover, Paris, 80. u. Gen. Fitz
Henry Warren, Assistant Postmaster General
under Fillmore, Brimfie d., Mass, 62. %.
Sir George Back, English Arctic explorer,
London, 81. %. Mercedes, Queen of Spain,
Madrid, lS Sidney Breese, Judge of Illinois
Supreme Court, and formerly UGited States
Senator, Pinckneyville, III.
JULY DIR. James g. Aver, patent-medcine
maker and millionaire, Winchendon, Mass
Co. s, George s. Appleton, of the Appleton
publishing house in Philadelphia, Riverdale,
n Y, 81. II. Alcardo Alcardi, Italian states
man and poet, Verona, Italy. 20 Gen Geo.
i. Shepley, Judge of United States Circuit
Court for Maine, and General during the
Rebellion, Portland, Me-, 80. John A. Lott,
Judge of New York Court of Appeals, Flat
bush, L. L, 81 % Mrs. Agnes Heneage,
known az Princess Salm-Salm. England 81
Thomas Kelso, founder of Kelso Orphan
Home, Baltimore "a. q. George L. Curry,
former Governor of Oregon, Portland, Ore !,
81. 81. William Knox Darlington, General in
English East India service, London.
AUGUST-1l. H. J. Montague, popular actor,
San Francisco. II. John H. RAYMOND. Presi-
dent of Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, Ca
Count Theodore Radetzky, son of the famous
Marshal and himself a General in the Aus
trian army, Corr, Austria, 63. lS. George
Winning Bowers, well-known comedian, New
York. 81. Maria Christina, Quoen-dowager
of Spain, Havre, France, ~ William Niblo,
founder of Niblo's Garden, New York, So
%. Dr. j. W. Waldron, one of the best-known
turfmen in the country, Saratoga N. Y. John
A. lnglis, President of convention in South
Carolina which passed secession ordinance,
Baltimore, Md. Seth Padelford, former
Governor of Rhode Island, Providence,
II. l., II.
SEPTEMBER-2. H. II. Haight formerly Gov
ernor of California, San Francisco. Is Sam
uel Bard, prominent Southern politician,
Baton Rouge, La, 80. 20. Gen. Henry Ray
mond, veteran of 1912, Jersey City, ~ j.. "a
%. August Heinrich Petermann, the eminent
geographer, Gotha, Germany, So
OCTOBER Sir Francis Grant, portrait pain
ter, aud President of the British ROYAL kcad-
envy, Melton Mowbray, England u.s. g.
Gideon j. Pillow, General in the Confederate
army, Arkansas. H. Felix Antoine Dupan-
loup, noted French prelate, Paris, 76 Abra-
ham Oppenheim, head of the great banking
house at Cologne, Cologne, Germany, a. II
Gen. William L. Ward, a veteran of the Mexi-
can war and the Rebellion, Greensburg. XIV.
90 Is jefferson Davis, Jr., only son of the
Confederate President, of yellow fever. Mem
phis. David Laing, patriarch of Scottish
literature, Edinburgh, Scotland, So. 20
Hiram Paulding, Rear Admiral i'm the navy.
and son Of one of the captors of Mai. Andre
Huntington, l.. l., 81. "a. Charles Leopold
Duke of Schleswig- Holstein, 60. 30. Iouis
Antoine Garnier-Pagcs, French historian and
statesman, Paris, %. Julius Hayden. brovet
Brigadier General in United States army.
Orange n j., So