The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-12-25

rector of the United States Mint, Washington,
aged 81.
2S. Cardinal Antonucci, at Ancona Italy,
aged 70.
30. W. l. Sullivant, age 70, Ford county,
Ill, famed as the largest farmer in the world.
FEBRUARY.
l. Dr. J. K. Morton, eminent homeopathic
physician, Louisville, Ky.
2. Richard Henry Dana, essayist and poet.
/ aged 81, Boston.
g. Gen George Cadwalader, Major General
in the civil war, at Philadelphia, aged 70.
4 Michael Mcnamara, aged 10S, at Chicago
g. Hon. L. B. Villas, q leading citizen of Wis
consin, at Madison, Wis
10. Paul Gervais, an eminent naturalist
| Paris, France
II. Thomas s. Drew, Governor of Arkansas
| thirty years ago.
| IA. Edward Thompson, ex-Commodore in
| United States navy, at Philadelphia
| II. Judge Solomon Blair, leading citizen
of Indiana, at Indianapolis, aged SO.
| 49, Thomas Foley Catholic Bishop of the
Diocese of Chicago, aged 81.
30 Gen. Won Room, Field Marshal of Ger
| many.
a. Gen. James Fl. Paine, an old and promi-
nent citizen of Wisconsin, at Milwaukee.
| &C. Prof Mordecai Yarnell, distinguished
scientist, at Washington, d. G.
49, Baron Manteufel, prominent German
! SGa t6S0an, at Berlin.
MARCH.
8. Eberhard Faber, the first manufacturer of
| lead pencils in America, aged 81, atNew York
| city.
4. William Hewitt, English author, aged 81.
at Rome.
5. Leon Hyneman, veteran Masonic author
and editor, in New York
| Z. Elihu Burritt the LEARNED blacksmith. ,,
| aged 6S, atNew Britain, CT.
| Ii. John M Woodwork, Surgeon General of
the y. s. Marine Hospital Service, at Washing
| ton, D. G.
16. Maj. Gen. Thomas w. Sherman, at New
port. r. I.
IS, Rev. James DeKoven, Dean of Racine
| (Wisj College, aged 4S.
81. L. R. Bradley, formerly Governor of
| Nevada; Prof Anderson, the famous chess
PLAYER at Breslau, Germany.
| IS. NJ de Vaulabelle, French historian, at
Paris. - ......
80. Elk Congressman William s. Albert, of
Baltimore. Nd; ex-Congressman James K
Gibson OF Abingdon, Va: ex- Mayor W. R Q.
Johnston, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
80. Ex-Oongressman John W. Coghlsn, at
Oakland, Cal.
81. George X. Rex, formerly Judge of the
Ohio Supreme Court. Thomas Couture, cele-
brated French painter. aged g.
APRIL.
Court of Appeals, aged rs. Hon Samuel Ell.
Buskirk, ex-Judge of the Indiana Supreme
| Court
S. Nine. Patterson-Bonaparte, at Baltimore,
Md, aged 81.
IL Gen Richard Taylor, son of the late
President Taylor, in New York city, aged SO.
Is. Gen. Thomas Ell. Benton, Jr., proni-
nent citizen of Iowa.
81, Gen. John A. Dix, eminent soldier and
statesman. IN New York city, aged 81.
"a. Sir Maurice O'Oonnell, Bishop of New
castle, at Queensland, New South Wales
=, rs, Bishop Edward Amess, of the M E.
Church, at Baltimore, aged a.
81. Gen. Alfred Sully, q. S. army, at Fort
! Vancouver Oregon, aged S.
%. Rush Clark, member Of Congress from
Iowa, at Washington, D. c., aged As. Elk
Judge Barnard, of New York. Gen. James P.
Brownlow, at Knoxville, Tenn. Princess Chris
tina, of Spain.
80. Fl, H. Houghton, the Oldest editor in the
Northwest, at Galena, Ill
MAY.
l. Mrs Sarah S. Hale, for fifty years editor
Of Godey's Ladys Book, at Philadelphia. Pa.
5. DR.. Isaac Butt, NJ P, leader of the
the Home Rule party at Dublin, Ireland, aged
| &C. Gen. Felix Douay, Inspector General Of
| the French army
Z. DR.. Acosta, the most celebrated of French
| physicians, at Paris. Gen George W. Steele. a.
| prominent citizen of Indiana, at Terre Haute,
aged Il. .e
8. Judge Mark W. Delahay, an old Kansas
pioneer and active politician, at Leavenworth,
| Kansas, aged "a.
IL. Stephen A. Goodwin, leading member
of the Chicago bar.
Is. Jacob Staempfi, ex-President of the
| Swiss Confederation and noted man of letters,
aged 60.
II. Hon. Asa Packer, a prominent and
wealthy citizen Of Philadelphia, aged 70.
Is; John Berry, ex-member of Congress-, at
Sandusky, Ohio
10. Ex-Gov. Asahel Peck, of Vermont, aged
&C.
| 81. John Jones, prominent and wealthy
colored citizen of Chicago, aged So.
"A William Lloyd Garrison, one Of the old
original Abolitionists, at New York city, aged
81 Gen. James Shields, veteran OF two
| wars and ex-United States Senator from
three States; at Ottumwa, Iowa, aged SO years.
JUNE.
2. Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild, head
| OF the great Rothschild banking house, London,
Eng, aged7l. Louis Napoleon, son of Napoleon
Ill, of France, killed by the Zulus in South
| Africa, aged %.
5. Rear Admiral McKillop Pasha, of the
| Egyptian navy.
g. Mrs Howard Paul, actress, London, Eng.
| TO- Commodore L A. Parker. United States
| bUFJs UV 41nAulAo1O3 dSOu oO. Ill. W. AOluuS-
WELL actor, Philadelphia. Pa
a. John M. Langston, United States Minister
| to Hayti. Franklin Corwin x-member of Con-
gress from Illinois, at Peru, ILL.,
T. Prof. Rosenkrantz. eminent German
| philosopher.
Is. F. W. Green, ex-member of Congress
| from Cleveland, Ohio.
| Is. Hon. ROBERT M. Knapp, ex-Congressman
| from Illinois, Jerseyyille, Ill, aged 49, Rev.
Thomas s. Williamson, since 1888 missionary
| to Northwestern Indian tribes, and translator
| OF the Bible into the Dakota dialect; aged So
81. Lord Lawrence, formerly viceroy of In
| dia; at London, Eng.
81. Sir William F0thergill Cooke constructor
of the first telegraph line in England; London,
aged 70.
Z. Hon. A. B. Oln since 1868 Judge of Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia. aged
ST.
10. Ex-Gov. William Allen, of Ohio, at
Chillicothe, aged a.
Is. Gen. VIM. F. Barry, q. s. A., command
ing Fort McHenry, Baltimore, aged 60.
Is. Robert W. Johnson, ex- Representative
49,