The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-01-07
NECROLOGY Y.
JANUARY.

Chl0U NuSl1lSS clulIlouV JuIA6V duu 5lnVC0. |
nan, aged 70, at Newburyport, Mass
6. Morton McMichael veteran Journalist,
aged 70.
5alian HsT sa IS M from Georgia. at
sp nsRa %sa Hs sssa and one time Regent
10. Jacob Bigelow, eminent physician and
scientist, Boston, Mass. Gustavus Schleicher,
NJ. 9. from Texas, Washington, D. G: III.
H. Commodore John Guest, q. $. N, Ports
mouth, Va.
Is Mrs. Lucy Nichols, New Haven, Ct, aged
1Ol Mrs. Elizabeth Reuter-, Baltimore, Md,
aged 49, lHa. ~. -..l
L. Edward Matthew Ward, eminent English
painter, London. .r.-...-
20. George s billiard, author and politician,
publishing house of Scribner's Sons, aged III,
New York. , ...ssr ..... .....
%. ]. P. McCown, Major General in Confed-
crate army, Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. Dobbins,
centenarian, Erie, Pa
26. John Coldwater, United States District
Judge, Philadelphia, aged "a.
81. Adolph Jensen, celebrated German au
thor, at Baden Baden. 81. j. Lindsrlnan, Di-
rector Of the United States Mint, Washington,
aged 81
e. Cardinal Antonucci, at Ancona, Italy,
aged q.
90. W. l. sullivant, age 70, Ford county,
Ill, famed as the largest farmer in the world.
FEBRUARY.
l. Dr. J. K Morton, eminent homeopathic |
physician, Louisville, Ky.
g Richard Henry Dana, essayist and poet,
8. Gen. George Cadwalader, q Major General |
in the civil war, at Philadelphia, aged 70.
4. Michael McNamara, aged los, at Chicago.
8. Hon. L. B. Villas, a leading citizen of Wis
consin at Madison, Wis
10. Paul Gervais, an eminent naturalist,
II. Thomas s. Drew, Governor Of Arkansas
thirty years ago. .e .. $780,
IA. Edward Thompson, Commodore in
| United States navy, at Philadelphia.
IT, Judge Solomon Blair, leading citizen
| of Indiana, at Indianapolis, aged 50. ...
| 10. Thomas Foley, Catholic Bishop of the
Diocese of Chicago, aged 81.
e. Gen. Won Room, Field Marshal Of Ger
"a: Gen James H. Paine, an old and promi-
g. Prof Mordecai Yarnell, a distinguished
scientist, at Washington, D. @.
%. Baron Manteufel, . prominent German
statesman, at Berlin. - .jb
g. Eberhard Faber, the first manufacturer Of
lead pencils in America, aged 81, atNew York
l. William Hewitt, English author, aged 81,
s. Leon Hyneman, veteran Masonic author
and editor, in New York.
T. Elihu Burritt, the "learned blacksmith"
aged 6S, atNew Britain, Ct
l3 John NJ. Woodwork, Surgeon General of
the Q: s; Marine Hospital Service, at Washing
Is. Maj. Gen. Thomas w. Sherman, at New
rs is. Rev. James .DeKoven, Dean of Racine
21. l. R. Bradley, formerly Governor of
Nevada; Prof. Anderson, the famous chess
} PLAYER, at Breslau, Germany.
Is. M. de Vaulabelle, French historian, at
Paris.
7 29 Ex. Congressman William s. Albert, of
Baltimore, Md; ex- Congressman James K.
l Gibson, of Abingdon, Va. ex- Mayor W. H. G.
Johnston, of Cincinnati Ohio:
, 80 Ex-Oongressmau John W. Coghlan, at
: Oakland, Cal.
81. George K Rex, formerly Judge Of the
! Ohio Supreme Court Thomas Couture, cele
( brated French painter, aged "a
APRIL.
g. Judge James A. Stewart, Of the Maryland
a Court of Appeals, aged Is. Hon. Samuel Fl
q Buskirk, ex-Judge of the Indiana Supreme
;. Court
+ 5. Mme. Patterson onaparte, at Baltimore
: H. Gen Richard Taylor, son of the lat
n President Taylor, in New York city, aged So.
q nent citizen of Iowa
81 Gen. John A. Dix, eminent soldier an
l. statesman, in New York city, aged 81
a Sir Maurice GO9 W B ts %e,e Of New
|
: IS. Bishop Edward Ames, of the M. E
r ~. Gen. Alfred sully, o. s. army, at Fo,
t. Vancouver, Oregon, aged IS.
2S. Rush Clark, member OF Congress fror
Ia Iowa, at Washington, D. c., aged IS. Es
Judge Barnard of New York. Gen. James
It Brownlow, at Knoxville, Tenn. Princess Chris
So H. H. Houghton, the Oldest editor in tn
/; Northwest, at Galena, I'LL
l. Mrs. Sarah s. Hale, for fifty years edito
% of Godey's Lady's Book. at Philadelphia Pr
Or s. DR.. Isaac Butt M. P, leader of tn
the Home Rule party, at Dublin, Ireland, age
IS g. Gen. Felix Douay, Inspector General {
IL the French army.
), Z. DR.. Acosta, the most celebrated OF Frenc
u, physicians, at Paris Gen. George W. Steele,
u prominent citizen of Indiana, at Terre Haut
aged n.
y pioneer and active politician, at Leavenwort
~ Kansas, aged "a. -- .- OFF,.
'e' -. Stephen A. Goodwin, leading memb
- of the Chicago bar.
10 IS Jacob Staempfi, ex president of II
70: Swiss Confederation and noted man of letter
TN aged CO. .s.-. ......
TIA Hon. Asa Packer, prominent a,
wealthy citizen Of Philadelphia, aged Is.
10 IS John Berry, ex-member of Congress,
a no Sandusky, Ohio. III
el- 10 Ex-Gov Asahel Peck, of Vermont, ag
e. ~
ne o. John Jones, prominent and wealth
III co!ored citizen of Chicago aged g.
"a William Lloyd Garrison, one Of the Q
~ original Abolitionists, at New York city, ag
70
lez 81. Gen. James Shields, veteran O. t'
led wars and ex-United States Senator fro
Lok three States; at Ottumwa, Iowa, aged GO yea
JUNE. ..s..s ....-..-
Ier g Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild, he
of the great Rothschild banking house, Londc
Eng, aged7l. Louis Napoleon, son of Napole
,t III, of France, killed by the Zulus in Sou
~ Africa aged %. ~
the 5 Rear Admiral McKillop Pasha, of t
Egyptian navy.
yea 9. Mrs. Howard Paul, actress, London, Ell
10. Commodore a. Parker, United Sta
g i,. navy, at Baltimore, aged sc. n. W. Leffi1
mn we'll actor, Philadelphia. Pa.
II John NJ. Langston. United States Minis
ing TO Hayti. Franklin Corwin, ex-membero OF Ce
u gress from Illinois, at Peru, Ill.
60 II. Prof Rosenkranz. eminent Germ
-. philosopher.
'eg 49, F. w Green, ex-member of Congr'
e. from Cleveland, Ohio.
1Aoi Is. Hon. ROBERT NJ. Knapp, ex-Congressn
49, from Illinois, Jerseyville, ILL.,, aged 40. r.
ress Thomas 8. Williamson, since 1883 missions
to Northwestern Indian tribes, and transla