The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-01-01

late Stephen A. Douglas. John PARROT, the
pold, known ~ the Duke of Albany, young
est son OF Queen Victoria. The wife Of Hon.
George w. Julian, of Indiana !shc
was daughter OF the late Joshua
X. Giddings). In Paris, France, Maria
Taglioni, the famous dancer aged
I'm his eighty-fourth year. In New York,
Gen. Emerson Opdycke, aged 81. In New
Jersey, ex-Gov. Marcus l.. Ward, aged IL.
At lrvingion, N. j., DIR. SANFORD Is. Hunt,
editor of the Newark Adrerttser. aged IS. AZ
Brighton, England, Sir Michael Costa, aeed
"a. At London, Charles Reade, the popular
English novelist, AGED 20. M. Jean Baptiste
Dumas, French litterateur and States
man. DIR. James q. Ramsey, physi-
clan and author, of Nashville, Tenn.
Elk Congressman Charles ID. Hodges, OF Car
rolton. III. Harrison Gray OTIS, distin-
guished citizen of Boston. Ex-Lieut. Gov.
Jabez Fitch, OF Ohio. Emanuel Gerbel, Ger
man poet. Jem Ward. the old-time English
pugilist. Rev. Thomas A. Cheek, noted
Iowa colored minister. Henry Hitchcock, of
Galesburg, ILL.,, prominent railroad man.
Gustaye Richter, famous German painter.
William Proctor, the well-known soap manu-
facturer, and ALI Burnett, noted
humorist both OF Cincinnati. Ex-State
Treasurer John M. Milliken, of Ohio.
Hon. Isaac N. Arnold, one of the oldest and
most prominent citizens of Chicago, aged 80.
Henry j. Hutchinson, one OF the famous
family OF singers. Jas. Il. Todd. the Oldest
Freemason in Maine. Col. Charles g. Ham,
mond, a wealthy phiIanthropist of Chicago.
Samuel j. Walker, at one time the most ex-
tensive real-estate operator In Chicago. Rev.
DIR. Bckersteth, Episcopal Bishop OF Ripon,
England. Count Rubbing, a noted French
dramatic author Hon. Dwight Foster, ex-
Supreme Judge of Massachusetts,.
MAY.
Count dc Hausonvile, one of the 'immor-
tals'' of the French Academy, and a leading
politician. At Boston, Mass, George Mount
fort son OF one of the celebrated tea party"
which was prime cause OF the revolution
airy war, aged 81. At London, Sir Henry
Bartle Frere, Governor OF the Cape of Good
Hope. At Brighton England, Henry Chew
alier) Wikoh, aged "A. At Prague, Bohemia,
ex-Empress Anna, In her Slst year. In Con-
stantinope, Midhat Pasha, aged 62. At Man.
tucket, Mass, Charles OConor, aged 80.
In Chicago, Cyrus II. Mccormick, aged 70.
At Pegli, Italy. Sam Ward, aged II. In New
York City, ex-Judge Joseph 5. BOsworth,
aged II. At Evona, N. j., ex-Judge w. X.
Beebe, aged SO. In New York, Bishop Benja-
min Bosworth Smith, of Kentucky, aged 30.
Thomas Gof, millionaire dlstiller OF Gin
cinnati and Aurora, Ind. DIR. Willard Par
ker, an eminent surgeon of New York.
Prof. .. M. Connover, Reporter of the Wis
consin Supreme Court Ex-Gov. Henry NJ.
Matthew'S Of West Virginia. George Cad
wallader, prominent San Francisco lawyer.
Sir Michael Arthur Bass, M. F., head of the
famous Eng ish brewing firm. Gen. William
POINTER, of Philadelphia. Baron Raglan, of
London, son of the famous Crimean General.
Catholic Bishop Toebbe, Of the Diocese of
Covington, Ky. Col j. +. II. Claiborne,
of Mississippi, ex-M. G. and an historian
of some note. William G. Halyburton, a
well-known Baltimore Journalist. Judge
Joshua Tracy, President. of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern Hallway; the
venerable mother of Bishop Gilbert Haven.
Hon. Thurman Smith, of Connecticut, VINO
served in Congress from 1889 To l847, and in
the Senate from 1si9 to 1854. Prof. Samuel
ID. Gross, an eminent surgeon OF Philadelphia.
Col. Thomas II. Hunt, treasurer OF the
Worlds Exposition organization at New
Orleans. VIM. +. Cogg, a celeb-al ed natural
list, of Boston. Judah p. Ben amin, formerly
United States Senator from Louisiana and
Confederate Secretary OF War, at Paris,
France. John Il. Slater, Of Norwich, Conn.,,
who gave Sl,000,0O0 to the cause of education
in the Southern States. Lemuel Shaw, Presj-
dent of the Great Boot Mills, in Massachu-
sets. Giovanni Pratt, Italian poet and
statesman. Paris G. Dunn.ng, of Blooming
ton, Ind, who was Governor of Indiana
in 1916. Charles Adolph Wartz, distinguished
French chemist.
JUNE.
Samuel s. Shoemaker, ex-Vice President of
the Adams Express Company, and prominent
citizen of Baltimore, aged 50. Jude Henry
III. Coolidge, at Niles, Mich. John ID. Gibson,
one OF the proprietors of the Gibson House,
Cincinnati. At Fort Wayne, Ind, the Hon.
James l.. Worden, who had been Judge of
the Indiana Supreme Court for nineteen
years. In Mosquito Inlet, oil the
Florida coast, by drowning, Gen. o. +.
Babcock and Col. Levi T. Luckey.
| At New York. Gen. James Watson Webb, a
veteran journalist, who made national rep
| utation as editor of the New York Courier
| and Enca;Ter. AZ Hartford, Conn.,, Henry G.
Work, the poplar song-writer. IL enry q.
Vennor, the Canadian weather prophet, at
Montreal, in his 4lth year. In New York
| City, Hon. Noah Wayne Swaype, ex-Justice
| of the United States Supreme Court, aged so
| years. Gen. Abe Buford, the famous Ken
lucky turfman and soldier, suicided at DAN
| vile, Ind, caused by humiliation and despon-
dency consequent upon the decline in repu-
| tat on Of the Buford family and loss of for
tune. AT Boston, Samuel Il. Gregory, a
commander I'm the navy aged II. william
| A. Beach, an eminent New York
lawyer. 9. Col. John "A. Stevenson,
a prominent Louisiana politician.
| John Gustavus Droysen, the eminent Pro-
| fessor OF History at the University OF Berlin.
Alexander, Prince of Orange, heir apparent
| to the throne of the Netherlands. At Chicago
from wounds received In the battle OF Chfcka-
mausa Maj. Lucius II. Drury, formerly Of
worth, Kan, of consumption. Col. Charles
| X. Jennison, who during the late war COM
manded the Seventh Kansas Cavalry. At
Washington, ID. c., Gen. Ward b. Burnett, u
| veteran OF Ave wars who graduated at West
Point in 1882. At Dresden, Saxony.
Adrian Lewis Richter, the artist, aged 81.
| At Madison, Wisconsin, Mrs. Robert G. Cole,
wife of Chief Justice Cole, of the State SUI
preme Court. At Philadelphia, Gen. VIM.
McCandless, a leading Democrat. AtLeav-
enworth, Kansas, Col. Edward X. Platt, AS
sistant Adjutant General u. s. A. At Read
| ing, Pa, ex-Congressman Hester Clymer, of
paralysis, aged 81. At San Francisco, Cal
| houn Benham, prominent lawyer. who, in
| the famous duel between Judge David Terry
| and Senator Frederick, 1852 acted as Terry S
second. At Harrisburg, Pa, Charles Fenno
Hoffman, poet and novelist aged 1S.
| In New York City, Gen. Mansfield Lowell.
| aged 62 At Philadelphia, Bishop Matthew
| Simpson, aged "A.
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