The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-08

NUMBER 1S:
rector Of the United States Mint, Washington,
aged 81.
2s Cardinal Antonucci, at Ancona, Italy,
aged e.
go W. l. sullivant, age 7s, Ford county,
Ill, famed as the largest farmer in the world.
FEBRUARY.
,h,a;o: j.. nr: ): H. Morton eminent homeopathic
2. Richard Henry Dana, essayist aud poet,
aged 81, Boston
3. Cen George Cadwalader, q Major General
in the civil war, at Philadelphia, aged 73.
4. Michael McNamara, aged los, at Chicago
6. Hon. T. B. Villas, q leading citizon of Wis
consin. at Madison, Wis.
TO- Paul Gervais, an eminent naturalist.
II: Thomas 8. Drew, Governor OF Arkansas
thirty years ago.
II. Edward Thompson, ex-Oommodoro in
United States navy, at Philadelphia.
II. Judge Solomon Blair, leading citizen
OF Indiana, at Indianapolis, aged So
49, Thomas Foley, Catholic Bishop of tho
Diocese Of Chicago, aged 50.
2s. Gen. Won Room, Field Marshal of Ger
many
24. Gen James H. Paine, an old and promi-
mont citizen Of Wisconsin. at Milwaukee,.
~. Prof Mordecai Yarnell, distinguished
scientist, at Washington, D. @.
rs Baron Manteufel, = prominent German
statesman, at Berlin.
MARCH.
3. Ebcrhard Fabor, the first manufacturer Of
lead poncils in America, aged 81, atNow York
city.
4; William Hewitt, English author, agod 81,
at Rome
5: Leon Hyneman, veteran Masonic author
and editor, in New York
aged CS, atNew Britain, Ct
l3. John NJ. Wcodworth, Surgeon General of
the Q: :; Marine Hospital Service, at Washing
ton, D. g.
Il. M9j. Gen. Thomas ". Sherman, at Now~
II IS L Kev. James DcKovcn, Dean Of Rac;no
(Wis.) College, age1 4s.
q. L. R. Bradley, formerly Governor of
Nevada; Prof. Anderson, the famous che;s
PLAYER. at Broslau, Germany
Is M do Vaulabelle, French historian, at
Paris
70 Ex Congressman William s. Albert. Of
Baltimore. Nd; ex-Congresaman James X.
Johnston, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
80 Ex-C Congressman John W. Ooghlan, at
81. George K Rex, formerly Judge OF the
Ohio Supreme Court. Thomas Couture, cele
brated French painter, aged g.
APRIL.
.. judge James A. Stewart, of the Maryland
Court Of Appeals, aged &c. Hon. Samuel H.
Euskirk, ex-Judge OF the Indiana Supreme
Court.
5. Nine Patterson -Bonaparte, at Baltimore,
Nd, aged 81.
IA. Gen. Richard Taylor, aon of the lato
President Taylor, in Nov York city, aged S.
l5 Gen. Thomas II. Benton, Jr, prorai-
nent citizen OF Iowa.
81 Gen. John A. Dix, eminent soldier and
statesman, in Now York city, age.i ST.
"a. Sir Maurice VC,nnell, Bishop of New
castle, at Queensland, New South Wales
rs. Bishop Edward Ames, of the II. E.
Church, at Baltimore, aged a.
q. Gen. Alfred Sully, U. 8. army, at Fort
Vancouver, Oregon, aged IS.
ss. Rust, Clark, member Of Congress from
Iowa, at Washington, D. G., aged IS. Ex-
Judge Barnard, OF Now York. Gen. James P.
RroWn!ow, at Knoxville, Tenn. Princess Chris
tins, Of Spain.
30. II. Fl. lIoughto:l, the Oldest editor in the
Northwest, at Galena, Ill.
MAY.
1. Mrs. Sarah S. EIale, for fifty Years editor
of Godey's LNy's Eook. at Philadelphia Pa,
o. DR.. Isaac bott, N. F., leader Of the
the Homo -ltule party, at Dublin, Ireland, agol
6''. Gen. Felix Douay, Inspector General Of
the French army
T. DR.. Acosta, tho most celebrated of French
physicians, at Paris. Gen. George W. Steele. a
prominent citizon of Indiana, at Terro Haute,
aged r..
pioneer AMI active politician, at Leavcnworth
Kansas, aged "a.
12. Stephen A. Goodwin, leading member
of the Chicago bar.
Is. Jacob StaompfIi, ex-Prosident of the
Swiss Confederation and noted man Of letters,
aged 60
wealthy citizen Of Philadelphia, aged r.
Ohio.
19. Ex-Gov. Asahcl Peck, of Vermont, aged
Il. John Jones, prominent and wealthy
colorod citizen Of Chicago. aged G3.
-: William Lloyd Garrison, ono Of the old
original OF Aboltionists, at Now York city, aged
81. Gen. James Shields, veteran o: two
wars and ex-Unitcd States Senator from
three States; at Ottumwa, Iowa, aged C9 years.
JUNE.
2. Baron Lionel Nathan do Rohscilild, head
Of the great Eothacllild banking house. London,
Eng, agoa7l. Louis Napoleon, son OF Napoleon
IL, of France, killed by the zui11s in South
Africa, aged %
s. Rear Admiral McKillop pasha, of the
Egyptian navy.
g. Mrs. Howard Paul, actress, London, Eng
~ Commodore I. A. Parker, United States
navy, at Baltimore, aged So. M. W. Lc1ling-
well. ACTOR, Philadelphia. Pa.
H. John NJ. Langsto;,, United States Minister
to Hayti. Franklin Corwin, OK member of Con-
gress from Illinois, at Peru, Ill.
II 1rof RoscEkran,z. eminen: German
lhilosol her.
IL r. w (4roan ovmamhor of rnnrrooo
from Cleveland, Ohio.
.. Hon. Ronert N. Knapp, congressman
from Illinois, Jelseyyille, ILL.,, aged 49, Rev
Thomas $. Williamson, since 1853 missionary
to Northwestern Indian tribes, and translator
OF the Bible into tho Dakota dialect; aged So
dia; at London, EDg.
~ sir William r. thorgill Cooke, constructor
Of the first telegraph line in England; London,
aged u.
J. Hon. A. B. Olin eince 1863 Judge Of Su-
creme Court Of tho District OF Columbia. aged
81.
=, T.: Ex3Gov. William Allen, Of Ohio. at
1s. Gen. WIN. F. Barry. U. S. a. comma, d.
ing Fort Mcllenry, Baltimore, aged G2.
26. Robert w. Johnson, OK Representative
and ex-senator from Arkansas, Lttlc Rock.
70. Hon. Bland Ballard, Judge Of U. s. Dis
trict Court at Louisville, Ky, agedco.
AUGUST.
4. Charles Albert Fcchter, tlsenoted actor; at
Richland Center, Pa.
g. Alexander Hesse, an eminent French his
tarical and portrait painter; Paris, aged g.
IA. Bishop Odenheiner, of tho Northern
Diocese of New Jersey; at Burlington aged g.
% John G. len Eyck, formerly United
States Senator from Now Jersey; Mt Holly,
hat State. aged Is.
21: Col. L. D. IngorsolI, Washington CORES
pondent of several Western newspapers and
Librarian Of the War Department.
"a. Sir Rowland Hill, founder Of tho cheap
postage system in England; London, agod ST.
3D. Confederate Gen. j. b. Hood, Of yellow
fever, at New Orleans, aged As.
SEPTEMBER,
Z. Armada dc Noe, known as aCham," the
French caricaturist; Paris, aged CO.
10. John Shillito, the largest dry goods mer-
chant in Cincinnati, aged II.
H. Suleiman Paaha, the famous Turkisl,
General in the Russo Turkish war; ut Bagdstl
Is Daniel Drew, the well known Wall street
Spectator Of former days; aged S. George
Il. Smith, in 1853 Attorney General OF Wiscon-
sin, and a leading Democratic politician in that