Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-03-23
mOrtuary.

Gen. Neiland, Italian minister of war. is
dead
Gen. Cleonohart, military governor OF Paris,
died on the Goth.
A. Keene Richards, a well-known Louisville
turfman. is dead
Maj. John W. Booth, one of the oldest mer-
chants of st. Louis, Mo-, died Oh the 18th inst.
aged ID.
lawyer, succumbed to long and painful illness
on the 18th inst.
Princess Louise Caroline. of Hesse Cassei is
dead.
r. E. Whitsill an old settler and capita list,
died suddenly at Denver, Col, on the 18th inst,
of heart disease.
Gen. Phillip s. Crooke, of Brooklyn, n. Y,
died on the night of the 10Th.
Schuyler Rue. ST., one of the oldest and most
prominent citizens of Kane county, Ill, died of
inflammation of the lungs on the 18th inst,
aged IS years.
Among the deaths recently reported are those
of Colonel E. B. Alexander. retired army Off
Ger, at st. Louis; Francis Dodge, collector of
customs at Georgetown, d. c., and Professor
5. [. Humphrey, the scientist, of Greepboro.
J.C.
Col. A. G. Hodges, one of the Oldest southern
editors, died at Louisville, on the 18th, aged 10
years.
Daniel Bashiel Warner, president of Liberia
Is dead. He was born near Baltimore in 1915,
of slave parents
Colonel Jason Marsh, of Rockford ILL.,, died
IN Chicago on the 18th inst. He. commanded
the 9TH Illinois regiment and was severely
wounded at Mission Ridge. For ten years he
was city clerk of Rockford.
William ID. Morrison, president of the Indi-
annapolis First National bank, died on the 18th
inst.
Adam Blyer, keeper of boarding house at a
Cincinnati suburb, quarrelled with Chris.
Meyer, guest, on the Goth, about the payment
of bill. The contestants clinched. and in
falling Blyer's head came in contact with a
mineral water box, which broke his neck.
Meyer is under arrest.
A railroad empioye named w. Foley, was shot
dead IN an alteration with the city marshal at
Corning. Ark. on the goth.
Two young men-Fred Ludeling and Frank
Dinkgrave -lnterfered to protect the negro lab
orers on Hon. J. L. Ludeling's Louisiana plan
tatlon. from molestation by mob of roughs
recently. Fred. Ludeling was shot dead, and
Dinkgrove, his cousin, seriously wounded.
Henry kutchel German, living alone in
dug-out, five miles from Cawker City, Kansas,
was foully murdered on the night of the Nth
An explosive was thrown down the chimney of
his habitatlon which demolished the interior
When Kutchell rushed out he was shot and
| dubbed to death. Two men who had trouble
,, with the murdered man are in jail, charged
with the crime
AT petersburg. 1nd., on the 18th, Ed. RrOil
and VIM. Hays quarreied, when the former was
shot dead by Hays. At MARYLAND, in the same
state, James Bonnet, aged IS, was fatally shot
by Thomas HASTE of about the same age.
At Valley Forge, Pa, on the 18th inst, Sam
uel Clugston was shot dead by burglar.
A quarrel IL saloon at Eureka, New, about
business matters, resulted in the fatal wound
ing OF James Adams, superintendent of the Sill
yer Lick mine.
serious row occurred on Bayou de Said. La.
on the 18th inst. in which +. L. Ludling was
instantly killed. W. S. B. Mitchner dangerously
wounded, and F. o. Dink slightly wounded in
both arms.
Thomas Johns, prominent dealer of Wixom,
Mich, was assaulted, and robbed of $500 on
the 10th. Johns injuries are probably fatal.
ASpanish girl shot E. P Foster dead in the
street at Los Angeles for alleged seduction and
desertion. sa
John Pfeiffer and John Mcbride were found
dead In cell at the penitentiary at Philadelphia
on the 10th inst 1t is thought Pfeiffer killed
Mcbride and then hanged himself.
Noah Sprinkle stepped up to Noah Hager, at
Hillsville, Va, on the 14th inst, and shot him
through the heart. Cause, jealousy. v1rs1
At New York on the 18th inst, Ernest