The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-28
NOTED DEAD IN 1888.

NOlE4t DEAD IN IOCcs
The following are numbered among
the dead in this country during the past
year:
JANUARY.
!. Hon. Elisha II. Allen, Minister of the
Hawaiian Islands, falls dead ut the White
House.
10. lion. Lot NJ Morrill,, OF Maine.
l.. u. :. \. Mudd. J. Wilkes Booths sur
reon a the time of Lincoln's assassination;
Clark nils. sculptor.
FEBRUARY
:. Ex-Governor Davis, OF Texas; e. d.
Sed@wiCk- CONGRESSMAN from Syracuse, n. \.
& Hon. C. b.. SiOCum, i'm Lincoln. Neb.
10. Hon. Marshall Jewell; Charles r.
Thorne, the actor; General John a. Kellogg.
Il. Ex-Governor Smith, Of Wisconsin
l6- Stephen Hampstead Ex-Governor OF
Iowa.
II. George Dawson, journalist, Albany, N.
% James Gamble. ex-Congressman, AMI
Charles Benton. Journalist and officer
~ The widow of Marshall Jewell; DIR. John
". Duke, OF Kentucky.
>. Hank Monk. the nevada stage-driver.
MARCH
4. Governor Alexander II. Stephens, Of
Georgia; Colonel Harry Gilmore, famous Con
I3. Ira Steward. champion of the Eight-hour
labor principle; Chicf-JUstice William White,
of the supreme Court OF Ohio.
p. Hon. Timothy .. Howe. Postmaster-Gen
er7ll
%. Rev. Frederick A. Thayer, of Quincy, ILL.,
APRIL.
3. Hon. Charles c. TrOwOridge, of DetroiA
Mich.
4 Peter Cooper, of New York. t.FI
d BrigadierGeneral Joseph X. Barnes, late
SurgeOn-G eneral OF the u aited States army.
s. Rev. DIR. A. III. Partridge, of Brooklyn,
N Y: Seth Turner. BOSten tinancier.
g. Hon. Charles B. Lawrence, formerly of
the Supreme Court of Illinois. in DECATUR,
Ala; Benjamin F. Cocker, ID. d., LIZ D.. in
Michigan.
p. Eliza Pinkston. the famous politicaI wit
OF lOlt-I4.
MAY
II. Hannah Simpson Gram, mother of Gen.
II. Ex-Governor Israel Washburn, of Maine
81 William Mason, inventor, at Taunton,
Mass. f ...u
IA Rev. Charles Timothy Brooks, OF New
port, X. T.; Ex-SenauDT Casserly, of ealfOrnia;
Ex-Governor Charles J. Jenkins, ofGe0rgia-
eral Ewing. at Washington.
1ULY.
4. Archbishop 991an Baptiste Psrrcell, Of
Cincinnati, o.; Rt- Rev. William PInkney, ID.
ID. III. D., of the diocese of Maryland: Bishop
8cMuIen. Of the diocese of Davenport, IA
:. Mile; Litta, tae Prima donna, Of Bloom
Is. General Tam Thumb, of Gddleboro.
Mass.
at Washington; Hon. Ginery 7wichell, at
BroOklne, Mass
Ct Ex-Governor SWAIN of Mazyfand.
y. Hon. Martin J. Crawford, Associate Just.
ice of the Supreme Court OF Georgia.
q. Hon. Montgomery Blair, II Maryland.
AUGUST.
IA. Ex-Ar1rney-General MzTston, of Ness
Bedford, Mass.
u. wIIlan Writ Sykes, Uuaad States Consul
/ TO Cardiff, Eales.
| 10 Judge Jeremiah s. Blazk. of York, Pc
SEPTEMBRTt- $500. 10
L. Hugh Hastings, New York iournaiiSA
/ Il. JunsSs Brutus Booth actor.
OCTOEEn-
/ .. J. & Sands, of the United States nary.
, TO- Charles II. Crane, SUPERINTENDENT OF
! the United States armgs Rev ID. F. c. Ever,
1s. general James Barrett steedIsan, of
Ohio I..I..Il
/ q DR.. Leonard d. Gales, scientist. of Wash
/ insten-
:. Ex-United STATES senator Theodore 4.
/ II. Commodore I. III. C1shman, nited
! IL. Ex-Governo< Matt Head, ns New Hanp
I shire. .lf-l ~
| Admiral Johnston Blakely Creighton, United
States navy. OF New Jersey.
Is. Rev. Iabaree, ID. d., L. D., OF New
Hampshire.
26 Sojourner Truth. colored lecturess.
9. Ex-Lieutenant-GoYsrnor AVerhih' OF
- MIS- Lizzie Christiancy, divorced wife
of ex-senator Christiancy, of Michigan.
10 Congressman Dudley e. Haskell, Of
Il. General William J. Reese, at Lancaster,
Is. Miss Aureta Hoyt,th Indiana Temper
ance lecturer.
tartan clergyman in the country. AZ. Boston.
- Ex-Governor Lowe, of Iowa.
20. Archbishop Perche, Catholic PrelatsI
j New Orleans.