Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-07

III. commodore l. a. Parker, United States
navy, at Baltimore aged 80. N. W. Letting
we'll, actor, Philadelphia, Pa
IA. John M. Langston, United States Minister
to Hayt. Franklin Corwin, ex-member Of Con-
gress from Illinois, at Peru, Ill.
IL. 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, Jerseyville, ILL.,, aged 49. Rev.
Thomas 3. Williamson, since 1858 missionary
to Northwestern Indian tribes, and translator
"a. Lord Lawrence, formerly Viceroy of In
dia; ct London, Eng.
30. Sir William Fethergill Cooke, constructor
OF the first telegraph line in England; London,
aged 70
z. Hon. A. B. Olin since 1863 Judge Of Su-
preme Court Of the District of Columbia, aged
10. Ex-Gov. william Allen, of Ohio, Ut
Chillicothe, aged a.
Is Gen; VIM. F. Barry, o. s. A., command
ing Fort McHenry, Baltimore, aged e.
26. Robert W. Johnson, ex- Representative
and ex-senator from Arkansas Little Rock.
30. Hon. Bland Ballard, Judge of q. s. Dis
trict Court at Louisville, KY, aged60
AUGUST.
4. Charles Albert Fechter, the noted actor; at
Richland Center, Pa.
8. Alexander Hesse, an eminent French his
torical and portrait painter; Paris, aged 73
IA Bishop Odenheimer, of the Northern
Diocese of New Jersey; at Burlington, aged so.
%. John @. Ten Eyck, formerly United
States Senator from Now Jersey; Mt Holly,
that State, aged IS.
2e; Col. I. D. Ingersoll, Washington CORES
pondent of several Western newspapers and
Librarian of the War Department
81. Sir Rowland Hill, founder of the cheap
postage system In England; London, aged "a
30. Confederate Gen. J. B. Hood, Of yellow
fever, ut New Orleans. aged 49,
SEPTEMBER.
2. Armada de Noe, known as sCham," the
French caricaturist: Paris, aged CO.
10. John Shillito, the largest dry goods mer-
chant in Cincinnati, aged II.
Ii. Suleiman Pasha, the famous Turkish
General In the Russo Turkish war; at Bagdad.
IL. Daniel Drew, the well-known Wall street
Spectator of former days; aged 81 George
sin, and a leading Democratic politician in that
State
10. Rev. R. H. Neale, the oldest Baptist min
lister in New England; Boston, aged 70.
"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 of Internal Revenue at Brooklyn,
SO. Francis Gillette, formerly United States
Senator from Connecticut; Hartford.
OCTOBER.
g. Edward Seguin. the well known American
opera singer
49, Dr. Francis J. LIE Moyne, the celebrated
cremationist; at Washington, N. j., aged 81.
IA. Henry @. Carey, the well-known writer
upon the subject of protection; Philadelphia,
aged sc.
ernor and ex-Congressman from New York;
aged 80.
II. Rt. Rev. William R. Nottingham, Epis-
copal Bishop of Maryland for thirty nile years;
aged "a.
20. Won Bulow, the German Minister of For
eign Affairs, at Frankfort on the Maine.
n. L N. Morris, member of Congress from
Illinois from 1857 to 1861; Quincy, aged 81.
30. John Blackwood, ST., the famous Scotch
publisher, of Edinburgh.
81. Jacob Abbott, the writer of over2OO books
for children; Harrington, Me-, aged rs. Maj.
Gen. Joseph Hooker, q. 8. A, aFighting Joe,"
at Garden City, L. L. aged 60.
NOVEMBER.
l. John Baldwin Blackstone, the famous En-
glish comedian; London, aged ". Senator
Zachariah Chandler, of Michigan; at Chicago,
aged &c.
English writer and lecturer on natural science;
London, aged 49,
8. 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 r. Eaton, Secretary of War under Presi-
dent Jackson; Washington, aged 81.
TO- Hon. Richard schell, Tammany poll
tician Of New York; aged es; DR.. 'Lovick
Pierce, father of Methodism in Georgia; Spar
ia, that State, aged 95. Mrs. Senator Davis,
of Illinois; at Lenox, Mass, aged a.
II. Abd-el-K ader, the famous Algerian
chief; ct Damascus. Syria. aged ~
ing McCooks;" at New Lisbon, Ohio. Rear
Admiral A. H. Kitley, United States navy;
aged ~.
Is. Hon. rB. 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 oleve-
land, Ohio, aged 70.
20. Peter Goelet, New York, millionaire,
one of the heaviest real-estate holders in that
city.
GUS novelist, London.
%. Countess de Montiio, mother of the ex-
Empress Eugene, Of France; Madrid, Spain.
"a. John Thadders Delane, for many years
editor-in-chief OF the London Times, aged 81.
81. Michael Chevalier, the noted French polih-
cal economist
&c. John Arthur Roebuck, one of the most
famous members of England's Parliament,
from Sheffield, aged n.
80. JEFF G. Davis, brevet Brigadier General
Of the United States army, at Chicago, aged
81. Rev. William Ives Burlington, d. D.,
Congregational minister of Brooklyn, N. Y.
DECEMBER.
6. e. B. Bige1ow, the well-known inventor Of
looms, Boston; aged IS.
q William Ketcham, United States District
Judge for the Western District of Pennsyl-
vania.
g. Congressman Alfred III Lay, of Missouri,
Washington, suddenly, OF paralysis.
10. Rev. E. G. Wines, the well.known
prison reformer; aged "a.
IL. Amos Tuck, once M. G. from New
Hampshire, and member of the Peace Com.
mission in 1861; Exeter, N. III.
IA. Hon. M. Edmunds, postmaster OF
Washington City, and prominent poll
tician.
Is. Calcraft, the hangman of England for
IS years. Commander Chester Hatfield, Il.
8. N; Vallejo, Co.
Is. VIM. 81 Goode, D. D., of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Richmond, Ind.
II. Buckner 8. Morris, Chicago; second
mayor, and candidate for governor of Illi-
nois in 1860, or the Bell and Everett ticket;
aged 80. Samuel E. Perkins, chief Justice