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

g. Edward Seguin. the well known American
opera singer
13 Dr. Francis J. LIE Moyne, the celebrated
cremationist; at Washington, N. j., aged 81.
IA Henry. G. Carey, the well-known writer
upon the subject Of protection; Philadelphia,
aged s6.
16 George w. Patterson, ex-Lieutenant Gov
ernor and ex-Congressman from New York:
aged so.
II. Ri. Rev. William R. Nottingham, Epis-
copal Bishop of Maryland for thirty nine years;
aged "a.
20. Won Bulow, the German minister of For
eign Affairs, at Frankfort-on- the-M Maine.
81. I. N. Morris, member of Congress from
Illinois from 1857 to 1861; Quincy. aged 81.
80. John Blackwood, ST., the famous Scotch
publisher, of Edinburgh.
81. Jacob Abbott, the writer of over200 books
Gen. Joseph Hooker, u. s. A., Fighting Joe,"
at Garden City, L. l., aged Gu.
NOVEMBER.
l. John Baldwin Blackstone. the famous En-
glish comedian London, aged n. Senator
Zachariah Chandler, of Michigan; at Chicago,
| aged &c.
l. Prof. James Clark Maxwell, the famous
| English writer and lecturer On natural science;
| London, aged 49,
5: Rear Admiral William Reynolds, of the
| United States navy.
| s. Rev. Matthew Hale Smith, the we'll
known newspaper correspondent @Burleigh;"
| at Hartford ct.
g. Mrs. Margaret Eaton, widow of Gen.
| John H. Eaton, Secretary of War under Presi-
| dent Jackson; Washington, aged 81.
| TO- Hon. Richard Schell Tammany poll
tician of New York; aged IS. DR.. Lovick
Pierce, father of Methodism in Georgia. Spar
ia, that State, aged 95. Mrs. Senator Davis,
of Illinois; at Lenox, Mass, aged 81.
I H. d-el-Kader, the famous Algerian
chief; at Damascus. Syria. aged To-
IL. Mrs McCook. the mother of the Fight
ing McCooks;" at New Lisbon, Ohio. Rear
Admiral A. Fl. Kitley, United States navy;
aged r.
Is Hon. B. W. Jenness, once United States
Senator from New Hampshire, and who mar
rowly escaped being candidate for the Presi-
dency IN place of Franklin Pierce; at Cleve-
land, Ohio, aged 73.
90. Peter Goelet, New York, millionaire,
one of the heaviest real-estate holders in that
| city.
| 81. The widow of Charles Dickens, the fam
GUS novelist, London.
| a. Countess de Montijo, mother of the ex-
Empress Eugenie, of France; Madrid, Spain.
"a John IhaddeCs Delane, for many years
editor-in- chief of the London Times, aged g.
| a. Michael Chevalier, the noted French politi-
| cal economist.
90 John Arthur Roebuck, one of the most
famous members of England's Parliament,
| from Sheffield, aged ".
80. jeff G. Davis, brevet Brigadier General
of the United States army, at Chicago, aged
| 81. Rev. William Ives Bnddington, D. D.,
Congregational minister Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
DECEMBER.
6. E. B. Bigelow, the well-known inventor of
| looms, Boston; aged IS.
z. William Ketcham, United States District
Judge for the Western District of PeRnsyl-
| vania
8. Congressman Alfred M Lay, of Missouri,
at Washington, suddenly, OF paralysis.
10. Rev. E. G. Wines, the well-known New
York prison reformer; aged "a.
Ii. Amos Tuck, once NJ. c. from New Hamp-
shire and member Of tie Peace Commission in
1861; Exeter, N. FL.
| Il. Hon. NJ. EdmuUds, Postmaster of Wash
ington City, and g prominent politician.
| Is. Calcraft, the hangman Of England for
forty-six years.
II. Buckner s. Morris, Chicago; second
Mayor, and candidate for Governor Of Illinois
in 1860, on the Bell and Everett ticket; aged So.
II. Samuel E. Perkins, Chief Justice Of Su-
preme Court of Indiana; Indianapolis, aged IS.