The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-01-01
DEATHS DOINGS.
Register OF the Distinguished
Dead During the Past
Twelve Months.
An Extended List Embracing the
Names of People of World
Wide Celebrity.

Ndn00S OF F0Opio OF WOItO-
Wide Celebrity.
Men Eminent In Statesmanship, War,
Literature, and Science Help
to Swell the Roll.
JANUARY.
In Baltimore, Judge Nelson Poe, a cousin
of the late Edgar Allan Poe. At Galveston,
Texas. Mrs. Campbell, wife of James Camp
bell, the trusted lieutenant of the famous
buccaneer, LATTE. At Washington, Mrs.
Patterson, wife of ex-senator John j. Pat
terson, of South Carolina. John Allison,
father OF Senator Allison, OF Iowa. Co. J..
]. Nevin, editor of the Pittsburgh Leader.
Mary, seventeenth wife OF the late Brigham
Young. w. j. Wise, the wealthiest citizen of
Ntncenpes, Ind Luke Clark, a veteran Fenian
and exiled Irishman. Keshub Chunder Sen, a
celebrated scholar and philosopher of India.
Charles H. Van Fossen, "a wellknown Kans as
City journalist state Senator Pliny Hoag-
land, OF Fort Wayne, Ind. w. p. Rathtur
prominent and wealthy citizen of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. John william Wallace. Presi-
dent OF the Pennsylvania Historical Society.
DIR. n. A. Dubois. leading physician of New
Haven, Conn. Gen. Fadejew, Russian Di-
rector OF Roads and Canals. Hon. David
Sankey, OF New Castle, Del, father OF the
member OF Congress from Alabama. Samuel
Williamson, leading citizen Of Cleveland,
Ohio. Abram French, for fOrty-five years a
crockery importer of Boston. Charles Del
monfco, famous New York restaurateur.
Ex-Congressman s. Bridges. Of Allentown,
Pa. Mrs. Valera Stone of Maiden, Mass,
who had distributed 81, SOC, 600 in educational
endowments. George Swarbrick, an en-
fnent New Orleans merchant. John Mar
tin, of Alton, ILL.,, aged 102 years.
Ralph Sellew, leading citizen of st. Louis,
Mo. Amos ID. Lockwood, a leading cotton
manufactures OF Providence, X. /. VIM. G..
Weed, a prominent lawyer and politician of
Albany, N. Y. In London, Earl Grosvenor,
aged 81. In Lexington. Va. ex-Gov. John
Letcher, aged II. In Washington, ID. c., Hon.
4. W. NJ. Mackey, Representative from South
Carolina, aged 80. In Albany, N. Y, DR..
Elisha Harris, Secretary of the State Board
of Health aged 90. In New York, DIR. Ed
ward Lasker, member of the German Parlia-
ment, in his 55th year.
FEBRUARY.
Thomas Kinsella, editor of the Brooklyn
Eagle and ex-member of Congress. Hans
Larsen Martensen, famous Danish preacher
and theologian. Jacob Seasongood, a prom
inent Cincinnati banker. Mrs. Catharine
Pattison, mother of the Governor of Penn
sylvania. Mrs. Dix, widow of the late Gen.
John A. Dix. Rev. DR.. Thomas II. Austin,
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Gen. Biron, distinguished French diplo-
mat. Prof. Guyot, who had been connected
with Princeton College for thirty years.
stephen B. Ives, prominent lawyer
OF Salem, Mass. Rev. Simeon North, of
Utica, n. Y, President of Hamilton College.
Mrs. Mary Lynch, of Brewer County, Iowa,
aged los years. Gen. j. L. Gilbert, promi-
nent citizen OF Bloomington, Ill. Rev. John
s. lnskip, OF Ocean Grove, N. j. Thomas
Chenery, for seven years editor of the Lon
don Times. ExGov. Samuel Price, of West
Virginia. j. A. warneck, OF Dixon, ILL.,,
who fought at Waterloo under Napoleon.
Col. l.. A. Hardee, of Jacksonville, Fla, pro-
prietor of the largest orange grove
and nursery in the world. Judge A. NJ
Chadwick, a leading citizen of Omaha, Neb.
Col. George Bowers, of Nashua, N. H., an
officer in the last two wars. George A.
ingalls,, a prominent lawyer and pioneer
citizen of Chicago. Gen. w. T. Spicely, of
New Albany, Ind, a veteran of the Mexican
war. Col. Henry s. Pratt, of Detroit, vet
eran OF three wars. Pierre Michel la Pice de
Bergondy, of New Orleans, soldier of the
war of 1872, and an immensely wealthy cot
ton and sugar planter. Dr. Richard G.. Rad
way, OF New York, the wellknown patent
medicine manufacturer and advertiser. Prof.
5. w. Williams, of Yale College, a famous ORR
entail scholar. Samuel Donaghy, once prom.
inent politician in Pennsylvania. In Boston,
Wendell Ph lips, the famous agitator and
r,
in his 10th year. In London, England, Sir
Edward Mortimer Archibald. In Paris,
France, General Emmanuel Felix d. Wimpf.
fen, aged 70, and General Jean Paul Adam
Schramm, aged 95. In st. Petersburg Rus
STA, w. II. Hunt, United states Minister, aged
go. At Hartford, Conn, Ex-Governor X. ID.
Hubbard, in his Goth year.
MARCH.
AT Washington, Hon. Kenneth Raynor, So
licitor OF the Treasury, aged 20. At Colum.
bus, Miss, Bishop H. ii. Kavanaugh, of the
Methodist Church, aged SO. At New York,
Madame Anna Bishop, once famous as an
opera singer aged 6S. At New York, General
Godfrey Weitzel. At st. Petersburg, Count
Adelberg, distinguished Russian states
man, aged 81. At Denver, Judge
In santo Domingo, General Baez, ex.
President of that island. At Rockford, ILL.,,
Colonel Norman Curtis, the Oldest Free
mason in Illinois. At Boston, Dr. Ezra Alb.
bott, noted for his great Biblical and histori
cal learning. Napoleon Joseph Perche,
Archbishop OF the Roman Catholic Diocese
of New Orleans. Hon. John Proctor, one OF
the wealthiest citizens of New Hampshire.
John NJ. Sculiy, OF New York, a leading
lr sh Nationalist. Joseph Longworth, a
prominent citizen of Cincinnati. George w.
Lane, President of the New York Chamber
OF Commerce. Joseph ID. Murphy, a we'll
known theatrical manager of Philadelphia.
Rev. Francis Hawley, the aged father OF
Senator Hawley, of Connecticut. Helen
King Spanger, of Coshocton, Ohio, an au
thoress OF some celebrity. Wendell Boil
man, famous bridge builder OF
Baltimore, Md. DIR. L. p. Yam
dell, of Louisville, KY, who had
national reputation as a physician and
medical writer. Otis II. Lord, ex-Judge OF
the Massachusetts, Supreme Court. George
Ball, publicspirited banker, of Galveston,
Tex. Henry A. 1iden, brother of Hon.
Samuel j. Tilden. Baroness Lionel de Roths-
child at London, England. Ex-Congressman
John Tafie, North Platte, Neb. Richard II.
Home, English poet and essayist. Henry
Brown, of Niagara Falls, formerly a
slave I'm Virginia, aged III. Mrs. Annie
Key Turner, OF California. daughter OF
the author OF the ''Star Spangled
Banner" In Omaha, Neb., Right Rev.
II. ii. Garrison, Bishop of Nebraska, aged
So. Amos. z. Morrill,, Judge OF the Eastern
District of Texas. Edward ID. Payne, oil
Dayton, Ohio. brother of the Senator-elect.
Capt. John Archer, a retired shpmaster, oil
Salem, Mass, who was a prisoner at Dart.
moor. Abraham Breath, OF Alton. ILL.,, one
of The sixty men who enrolled themselves e.
defend Owen Ioveioy I'm the riots of 1881
Gen. James n. Moorhead, of Pittsburgh, ex
member of Congress from Pennsylvania
Cardinal Pietro, of Rome, Italy. Rev. Doru.
ark, eminent Congregational divine, o
Boston. George Cragin, of Utica, N. Y.
one of the founders of the Oneida Commun
ity, in lS4s.