The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-12-31
NEUROLOGY.
JANUARY.

I
8. Bishop Gilbert Haven, of the Methodist
| Episcopal Church at Maiden, Mass, aged So.
| 4. George Jones, the "Oount Johannes" an
eccentric New York character.
6. fYankee Locke,' well-known comedian.
10. Frank Leslie, the well-known New York
| publisher, aged SO.
20. jules Favre. celebrated French states
man; Paris aged II.
2S. James De Mile, professor in Dalhousie
| College, Halifax, N. s., and a famous novelist.
20. Edward Middleton Barry, the architect
| who designed the English House Of Parlia-
ment; at London. aged 80. ss..5..-.s
FEBRUARY.
| 5. A. E. Borie, ex-Secretary Of the Navy, at
| Philadelphia, aged II. a
10. John Rice the last survivor of Perry's
victory, on Lake Erie atShelby. Ohio. aged 8S.
| IL. Mrs. Tweed, wife of the late "Boss" of
| New York city at Paris.
IL Samuel G. Arnold, for short term Uni
| ted States Senator from Rhode Island at
| Providence.
10. Signor Brlmidi, the artist who designed
! and executed the frescocs in the Capitol at
! Washington.
| 90. Ex-Congressman Lorenzo Danford, of
| Ohio killed in railroad accident near Bel
Inire, Ohio Benjamin Brandreth, the famous
| pill-nnaker; at Sing Sing. N. Y, aged II.
MARCH.
| /. William Maxwell Wood, Surgeon General
! Of the United States navy at Baltimore, aged
| 70.
| 5. Commodore Isaiah Hanscomb, United
| States navy at Washington.
7. Judge W. II. Hayes, of the Federal Court
f! OF Kentucky at Louisville, aged 50.
! g. A. r. Corbin, brother-inlaw Of Gen.
Grant; at Jersey City.
80. Richard Van Rensselaer,, the last of the
| celebrated New York family of that name,
/ hoY1i- o. ihor
APRIL.
| s. Rear Admiral Thacher, Of the United
States navy at Boston, aged "a.
| 6. Gen. James L. Reynolds. soldier and poll
| ii ian at Lancaster, Pa, aged IS.
! TO- W. A. Howard, Governor of Dakota Ter
ritory, and former Congressman from Michi-
/ gau OF Washington.
10. DR.. Edward V. III. Kenealy, member Of
! Parliament, and counsel for the Tichborne
| claimant.
| &C. ]. Seligman, the well-known syndicate
| New York banker; at New York.
So. D. W. Middleton, for twenty years Clerk
| Of the United States Supreme Court at Wash
/ ington.
| 2. MAJ. Gen. Heintzelman, who commanded
| division in the Army OF the Potomac; at
| Washington.
8. Hon. George Browne, statesman and Jour
/ nallSt, OF toronto, CanaQa, VINO WAS snOe sofno
weeks before by discharged employe.
IA. Chief Justice Sanford E. Church, Of the
New York Court of Appeals at Albion, N. Y;
| aged 65. !
10. Ez-Gov. Foote, Of Mississippi, formerly
| United States Senator at Nashville, Tenn,
| aged 80.
i 20. D. K. Jones, the inventor and first MAX
er of lucifer matches at Chillicothe, Ohio,
| aged SO.
| SO Richard 3. Connolly, the Tweed Comp
| froller of New York in exile at Marsellies,
| France, aged 70. ..ff
81. sherrard Clemens, for thirteen years
member of Congress from Virginia a pauper,
at st. Louis.
6. John Broughan, the motel dramatist and
| comedian at New York, aged 66.
II. Ex-(iov. Albert G. Brown, OF Mississippi !;
/ at Jackson, aged 81.
10. James A. Bayard, ex-United States Sen
| at0r from Delaware ; at Wilmington.
II. J. B. Howell, editor of the Keokuk Gaze
Ci!g. once United States Senator from Iowa /
at keoknks aged q. $500