The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-01-04

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the dead in this country during the past
year:
JANUARY.
l. Hon. Elisha H. Allen, Minister of the
| Hawaiian Islands, falls dead at the White
| House.
! 10. Hon. Lot NJ, Morrill,, of Maine.
l.. DR.. S. A. Mgd1, j. Wilkes Booths sur
! geon at the time of Lincoln's assassination;
| Clark Mills, sculptor
FEBRUARY.
! T. Ex-Governor Davis, of Texas; G. b.
| Sedgwick, Congressman from Syracuse, n. Y.
! s. Hon. G. Is. Slocum, in Lincoln, Neb.
| 10. Hon. Marshall Jewell; Charles r.
! Thorne, the actor; General John A. Kellogg.
| Il. Tx Governor Smith. of Wisconsin.
10. Stephen Hampstead, Ex-Governor Of
Iowa.
II. George Dawson, journalist, Albany, N.
% James Gamble, ex-Congressman, and
| Charles Benton Journalist and officer.
~6. The widow of Marshall Jewell; DIR. John
! Nj. Duke, of kentucky.
rs Hank Monk, the Nevada stage-driver.
| MARCH.
| L. Governor Alexander H. Stephens, of
| Georgia; Colonel Harry Gilmore, famous Con-
Z Nathaniel Thayer, of Boston.
S. Major William +. Downs, General Super
| intcndent Of the Central Branch of the Union
| Pacific.
10. Ira Steward, champion of the Eight-hour
| labor principle; Chief-JGstice William White,
| Of the Supreme Court OF ohio.
70. Hon. Timothy .. Howe, administrations
/ eral.
&c Rev. Frederick A. Thayer, of Quincy, III.
APRIL.
| 8. Hon. Charles c. TrowDridge, of Detroit,
| Mich.
| !. Peter Cooper, of New York
8. Brigadier-General Joseph K. Barnes, late
! Surgeon-Genel al of the United States army.
s. Rev. DIR. A. II. Partridge, of Brooklyn,
| n. "; Seth Turner, Boston iinancier.
8. Hon Charles b. Lawrence, formerly of
| the Supreme Court of Illinois, in Decatur,
Ala. Benjamin +. Cocker, ID. d., LIZ D., in
Michigan.
10. Ralph Ely, acknowledgements of Michi-
is. Rev. Henry Bannister. d. D., in Evans
Is. Eliza Finl1ston, the famous political wit
ness of lS7G-77.
II. Hannah Simpson Grant, mother of GEN
eral u s. Gran.
II. Ex-Governor Israel Washburn, of Maine.
q. William Mason, inventor, at Taunton,
! Mass.
%. Matthew Arbuekle, famous cornetist.
JUNE.
! IA. Rev. Charles Timothy Brooks, Of New
/ port. K. L.; Ex-senator CasGerly, of California;
| Ex-Governor Charles ). Jenkins, of Georgia.
-. Archbishop Wood. in Philadelphia; Gem
! eral Ewing, at Washington.
JULY.
2 Very Rev. Thomas Walsh, Yiear-G eneraI
of the diocese of Hartford, Conn.
4. Alchi j hop John Eaptste Purcell of
! Cincinnati, o.; TT. Rev. William Pinkney ID.
! H. LII D. Of the. diocese of MARYLAND: I3ishop
| McMulicn, Of the diocese of Davenport, In.
:. Mile Litta, the prlna DONNA OF Bloom
! in.t tn, IL.
H. General Jesse II. Moore, United States
! ecu iul al allaO, Peru.
| Is. General Tom Thumb, of Middleboro,
/ Mass.
u. Martin Mil.morc, the sculptor, at Bos-
.. Commodore JcGr.es United State navy,
! at Washing on; Hon. Gincry Twichell, at
BrOodnc Mass
81. Ex-Governor Swain. of Maryland.
/ -. Hon. Martin }. Craw Ori, Associate Just
! ice Of tn. Supreme Court Of Georgia.
! II. Hon. Montgomery Blar, Of Maryland.
AUGUST
10. Hon. Joseph A. Dodge Of Iowa; DR..
! Allen, the first 10 attend PRESIDENT Lincoln
! when shot.
/ 10. DR.. Moshcr, of Albany, N. Y.
! H. Ex-Attorney-Gencral Marston, OF New
/ is. William Writ Sykes, United States Consul
/ to Cardiff, Wales.
20. Rev. William Baker, of Boston, Mass;
/ Mayor o Conner, Speaker Of the New jersey
! Assembly, OF Newark, n. J.
SEPTEMBER.
II. Hugh Hastings New York Journalist.
! i. JHnius Brutus Booth. actor.
]S. John Payne Collier. philologi5t.
~. Rev. Hatfield, d. D.. Of New Jersey.
OCTOBER.
! 2. j. r. Sands, of the United States navy.
! TO- Charles II. Crane, Surg e1n-General OK
the United States army; Rev. ID. +. G.. Ever,
of New York.
49, General James Barrett steedman, Of
Ohio.
r. DR.. Leonard D. Gales, scientist, of WASH
ington.
NOVEMBER.
Z. Ex-United States Senator Theodore r.
Randolph, of New jersey.
II. Commodore c. II. Cushman, United
States navy.
shire.
-. DR.. Marion Sims, of New York; Rear.
Admiral Johnston Blakcly Creighton, United
States navy, OF New jersey.
Is. Rev. Labaree, d. D., LII. D., of New
Hampshire.
rs sojourner Truth. colored lecturess.
DECEMBER.
9. x-Leutenant-Go AYerhill, of
New York.
H. Mrs. Lizzie Christiancy, divorced wife
of ex-senator Christianey OF Michigan.
Ie Congressman Dudley C. Haskell, Of
Kansas.
II. General William J. Reese, at Lancaster,
o.
Is. Miss Auretta Hoyt,the Indiana Temper
ance lecturer.
20. Rev John Burt Wright, the oldest UNI
tartan clergyman in the country, at Boston.
q. Ex-Governor Lowe. of Iowa.
20. Archbishop Perche, Catholic Prelate,
New Orleans.