Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-01-09
SEPTEMBER.

vs7 Z. Armada de Noey knewnr Is r Chan, y the
French caricaturist; Paris, aged 60. ,.~.-,
TO-. John shiilito, the largest dry goods mer-
chant in Cincinnati, aged II. - II
IS. suleimans Pasha, the famous Turkish
General in the Russo Turkish war; At Bagdad
IS 49, Daniel Drew, the we'll known Wall street
Spectator Of former days; aged 50 George
b. Smith, in 1858 Attorney General Of Wiscon-
sin, and leading Democratic politician in that
H. Rev. R. h Neale, the oldest Baptist min
lister in New England; Boston, aged g. ,,
"a Judge Hubbard, formerly member Of
Congress from Iowa; Sioux City, aged 81.
%. J. Warren Woodwork, Judge Of Penn
sylvania Supreme Court James Freeland,
= Collector q u Internal Revenue ct Brooklyn,
80 Francis Gillette, formerly United States
Senator from Connecticut; Hartford - Z b
OCTOBER.
9. Edward Seguin. the well known American
opera singer.
eremationist; at Washington, N. j., sged 81.
IA. Henry O. Carey, the well-knoWn writer
upon the subject Of protection; Philadelphia,
aged Sc. -
is. George W. Patterson, ex- Lieutenant Gov
| ernor and ex-Congressman from New York;
II. Ri. Rev. William R. Whittingham, Epis-
copal Bishop of Maryland for thirty nine years
20. Won Bulow, the German Min s!er of For
eign Affairs, at Frankfort on the Maine.
81. L N. Morris, member of Congress from
Illinois from 1857 to 1861; Quincy, aged 81.
81. John Blackwood, ST., the famous Scotch
| publisher, of Edinburgh. * 4 5Z.E
81. Jacob Abbott, the writer ofover2OO books
| for children; Pennington, Me-, aged rs. Mai.
Gen. Joseph Hooker, q. s. A, Fighting Joe,''
at Garden City, l. I, aged Co.
>5 NOVEMBER.
l. John Baldwin Blackstone, the famous En-
glish comedian;, London, aged n: Senator
| Zachariah Chandler, Of Michigan; at Chicago,
aged G6.
4. Prof James Clark Maxwell, the famous
English writer and lecturer on natural science
London, aged 48.
s. Rear Admiral William Reynolds, of the
j.: s. Rev. Matthew Hale Smith, the well
known newspaper correspondent @Burleigh; )"
at Hartford, Ct
9. Mrs. Margaret Eaton, widow Of Gen.
John n. Eaton, Secretary of War under Presi-
dent Jackson: Washington, aged 81.
To- Hon 10 Alc kar schsll Tam%%any pol
Pierce, father of Methodism in Georgia; Spar
ia, that State, aged IS. Mn. Senator Davis
of Illinois; at Lenox, Mass, aged g.
II. ADD -Kader, the famous Algerian
chief; at Damascus, Syria, aged IL
| L. MRS. McCOOK, the mOtne~ OF me f1gnt
ing McCooks;" at New Lisbon, Ohio Rea
Admiral A. H. Kitley, United States navy
aged ~. !, 4
Is. Hon. ID. W. Jenness, once United State
Senator from New Hampshire, and who mar
rowly escaped being candidate for the Presi
dency in place of Franklin Pierce; at Oleve
land, Ohio, aged q.
20. Peter Goelet, New York, millionaire
one of the heaviest real-estate holders in tina
city.
81. The widow of Charles Dickens, the fam
GUS novelist, London. 3
q. Countess de Montijo, mother of the OK
Empress Eugene, of France; Madrid, Spain.
+ a. John Thadders Delane, for many year
editor in-c chief of the London Times, aged 62.
81. Michael Chevalier, the noted Frenchpolitt
cal economist
49, John Arthur Roebuck, one of the MOS
famous members of England's Parliament
from Sheffield, aged II.
So jeff G. Davis, brevet Brgader Genera
of the Uoi,ed States army, at Chicago, aget
81. Rev. William Ives Bnddington, d. D..
Congregational minister Ct Brooklyn, N. Y.
DECEMBER.
6. E. B. Bigelow, the we'll known inventor o
looms, Boston; aged IS. 8
Z. William Ketcham, United States Di-trir
Judge for the Western District Of Pennsyl
vania.
l. 8. Congressman Alfred M. Lsy, of Missouri
at Washington, suddenly, OF paralysis.