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

In Scotland, Lord Lauderdale, from a stroke
OF lightning. aged g. Rev. Or. John Brown,
who delivered an address OF welcome 70
Lafayette at NewburRh. N. ". In 1874. Dr..
j. j. Woodward, one OF the physicians who
attended President Garfield in his last illness.
At Huntsville, Ala. Gen. Leroy Pope Walker,
the first secretar of War In Jefferson Davis
Confederate Cabinet. and who gave the order
Beckwith, brother OF the Bishop of
Georgia. At London, Lord 0do William
Leopold Russell, the famous diplomat. AT
Phi adelphia, ex-Congressman Henry n.
Philips.
SEPTEMBER.
Commodore Thomas s. Filebrown, COM
mander of the Brooklyn navy yard. II. 4.
Nichols, editor OF the Memphis Avalanche.
John Lord Taylor, an eminent Congrega-
tional clergyman. Of Ando, err, Mass. John
w. Garrett, the veteran railway manager,
aged IS. Robert Hoe, known throughout the
world for his development OF the printing
press, aged 75. United States Senator Henry
Ii. Anthony, of hhode Island, aged ~
Methodist Bishop Geo. +. Pierce, of Georgia.
aged 20. Hon. has. j. Foiger, Secretary OF
the Treasury, aged 90. Chief Justice T.. II.
English, of the Arkansas Supreme Court.
At Fortress Monroe, Mrs. Harlan, widow or
the late Senator Earlan, and mother-in-law
OF Secretary Of War Lincoln.
OCTOBER.
Col. j. G. O'Neil the noted Fenian. Wilbur
+. Storey, editor and proprietor Of the Chi
cago Times, aged IS. signor Brignoli, the
famous tenor. Gen. Lynch, tho commander
Of the CHILEAN navy. Congressman John II.
Evins, of South Carolina. James Wormley.
the famous hotel proprietor of Washington.
Alexander NJ. Sullivan, one or the founders
Of the home-rule movement In Ireland. Ben
Jamin Alvord, a retired Brigadier General.
Francis b. Hayes, Boston millionaire.
Frank b. Chanfrau, the wel-known actor,
aged IS. Judge Robert Mcfarland, OF the
Tennessee Supreme Court.
NOVEMBER.
Richard Harrington. Delaware politician
of note. Henry Fawcett, the British Post
master General. Rear Admiral Murray. OF
the United States Navy. Ellis Ames, ven
cradle lawyer of Massachusetts,, aged 70.
Bishop j. w. Wiley, OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Edmund NJ. Perkins, of Quincy,
ILL.,, a pensioner of the war of 1sl2. Alexan-
der X. Davis, Lieutenant Governor OF Mis-
sissippi under Adelbert Ames Sir George
st. Patrick Lawrence, X. c. S. l., @. b., IA
nous English object. Isaac Henderson, Of
New York, who was partner OF
William Cullen Bryant in the Euentsg Post,
in his list year. Hon. George W. Jones,
a distinguished citizen of Tennessee, AGED II.
William A. Duncan, Congressman-elect from
the Nineteenth Pennsylvania District.
Ormsby Phillips, of the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Jonathan X. Cooper, the Oldest member OF
the bar at Peoria, Ill. John Fish ack, formerly
owner of the Indianapolis Sentt lei william
a. Wood, the well-known reaper invention
aged II years. Charles J. Faulkner, Of Wuue
Virginia, ex-Mnister to France.
DECEMBER.
At Wellington, Kan, Capt. David L. Payne,
widely known as "Oklahoma" Payne. At
Arkansaw, Wis, John Jondro aged 121. At
New York. Gershom b. Mott, Major Gen.
aral baltimore.
Harvey l.. Byrd, a physician of wide repu-
tation. At Vienna, Austria, Fanny Ellsler,
the once famous dancer. At binghamton,
NJ Y, Rev. Luke Davis a Baptist clergyman
OF wide fame. aged II. At New York, Fran
els ID. Moulton, famous for his connection
with the Beecher-Tilton ala r, aged 4S. At
Cincinnati, o., Reuben r. Springer, we'll
known philantbropist. At Paris, Emile Fe-
lix Fleury, distinguished French general.
AT Cincinnati, o., James l.. Ruflin, for many
years local Chief of Police. AT Paris, Pierre
Clement Eugene Peletier, distinguished
French litterateur and statesman.