Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-27
Death-Roil of the Year.

1foinnteer, the ceie6ra:e :ei sIe OF g uo.Iing
N. Y, at the advanced aged OF "a years
Death-Ron of the Year.
JANUARY k t.H faa N
2-Ex-Gov Joel Parker, Of New Jersey.
6-Bonamy Price, M A., professor OF political
economy in Oxford University. Ex-Congress-
| man James s. Rollins, of Missouri
0-Gtn. Washington Seawell, u. 3. A.
l3-Fredk. schwatka father OF Lieut.. S,hwat
kal, one OF the founders OF Oddfellowship in the
M-Mrs Eliza Ballou Garfield mother OF the
2s-Rsar Admiral Clark n. Wells, Y: S. N,
3l-Prof. Asa p. Gray, the eminent botanist
FEBRUARY.
11-William Kelly, inventor OF the Bessemer
process OF making steel
15-Dav.d Ross Locke, widely known as Pc
| troleum " Nasby."
2l-George H. Corllss, famous mechanical en-
gineer and manufacturer.
2i-William Wilson Corcoran, mi lionaire
philanthropist of Washington, ID. Q.
25-Col. 4. b. Cash, of south Carolina, noted
| duelist
4-Amos Bronson Acott, well-known author; /;
Boston. aged 80.
6-Miss Louisa NJ. Alcott, the charming writer
and faithful daughter OF A. Bronson Alcott.
Seen. ID. H. Strother C-Porte Crayon1.
artist, author and soldier
9-Friedrich Ludwig Wilhelm, first Emperor OF
| Germany and seventh King of Prussia, aged 81
| Thomas J. Potter, Vice President and Gen neral
Manager OF the Union Pacific system. aged AZ.
of dumb animals, and organizer OF humane
societie..
T7-Ex-Gov. Horace Fairbanks, of Vermont.
| 20-Ex-U. S. Senator John p. King, of Georgia
l. 2l-Gen. George w. Cass, organizer OF the
| Adams Express
23-Morrison Remick Waite, Chief Justice
United States Supreme Court.
| A-Ex-Gov John Il. Hoffman, OF New York.
| G6-Ex-Lieut. Gov. VIM. Dorsheimer, of New
York. Felix o. c. barley, designer and illus
| TRAITOR.
20-Gen Charles A. stetson, for forty years
proprietor of the Astor House, New YORK.
4-Ben,amin Harris Brewster, ex-United
| States Alto ney General
5--Jacob Sharp. the broadway New York;
| street railway manipulation.
c-Rev Mr.. Sutherland, the New York evan
| gelist, better known to theater-goers as "Sena-
| tor Bob Hart, formerly OF tho minstrel stage
7-Quincy A. Gilmore, Brevet Major General
l6-Matthow Arnold, noted English poet,
| critic, and scholar.
| l9-Dr. Cornelius X. Agnew, OF New York, last
| survivor OF the once famous United States San
| itary Commission A. ). Abel, founder OF the
Baltimore Sun; twenty times millionaire,
2J-Wiliiam B. Dinsmoro, President Of the
Adams Express Company.
| hotel mau. Rear Admiral Charles Stewart
| Bosgs, at New Brunswick, NJ j..
| 24-Judge samuel ID. Lecomp.e, ex-Chief
Justice OF the Territory Of Kansas.
| MAY
4-General Warner Lewis, distinguished citi-
zen OF Iowa and distant relative OF Gener i
| George Wash hngton.
5--Norman Mcdonald OF Cape Breton, N. s.,
last known survivor OF battle OF Waterloo, aged
110.
s-Martin H. Bovee, OF Wisconsin, chief
mover in aboiishing capital punishment in
| many States.
lO-Commodore Norman w. Kit son, of st.
| Paul.
ll-Brother Quinton, leading older OF the
| Dunkard denomination, while on his knees
| offe ing prayer ut the German Baptist Confer
| enco Nor Ch Manchester, Ind.
| 2J-Josie Mansfield, who figured prominently
in ths Fisk-Stokes tragedy in New York in 1872.
| JUNE.
1-Gensral Henry W. Birge, ono Of the COM
mande.s OF the Army OF the Shenandoah during
| the rebellion.
8-Rev. James Freeman Clarke, distinguished
| Unitarian divine Jamaica Plain, Mass, aged 7S
| 20-Dr. j. II. Zukertort, champion chess player
of the void. Hon Joseph M. sterrett, Penn
sylvania's oldest editor AMI publisher.
23-Hon. John Trunkey, A sociate Judge Su-
pi eme Court OF Penn sylvania
2s-Ihomas B. Lincoln, granddaughter, of Gen
! Lincoln of Revolutionary fame, and the only
man tried for treason during the latJ civil war
near Elkton, Md, aged 75
| . JULY.
15-sir John Henry Brand, President Of the
Orange Free STATE, South Africa.
20-Ex- Governor Thos. l.. Young, OF Ohio.
| 2-Ex- Gov Thos. Carney Of Kansas.
3)-Bartley Campbell, ol-known playwright
3l-Dr. Robert Morris, distinguished Masonic
lee urer and poet laureate OF Masonry
5-General Philip H. Sheridan, U. &. A.
| 7-Lawrencc NJ Donovan, made famous by
several daring leaps from bridges in this coun.
try was drown ID after jumping from the Hun
gerford fridge over the Thames, London, En-
gland aged 2j William p. Davdge, comedian
ON route to San Francisco, aged a.
| l4-Chares Crocker, Vice President OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company. Co'one
james L. ID. dom Morr son, a noted Democratic
| politician of Illinois.
f12I.-Tne Right Rov Samuel s. Harris, Bi shoI
| OF the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF Michigan
September.
6-Lester Wallack, tho veteran actor and man
ager.
11-Pro'essor Richard A. Proctor, astronomer
| and lecture
garten system OF education in America: Pitts
| burg, Pa, aged ~.
MGWilliam Warren, veteran comedian
| 2j-Franco Achille Pa a'nl once a famous
Marshal of France, a. Madrid, Spain Genera
Salomon exiled President OF the Republic o
Hayti, at aris, France.
| OCT, BsR
| 5-Tom King, ex-champion pugilst OF En-.
gland who in his time defeated Jem Mace and
I6-Hon John t"Long John') Wentworth.
pioneer citizen OF Chicago, who during his careol
had been frontier editor, n farmer, Mayor o
| Chicago. and member of Congress.
H-Marcelina Campos negress, at Havan
Cuba, gsd III years leaving W-year old sor
and l2-year-old grent- great-g grandson.
| 19-Rt. Rev. II. II Welos, Bishop OF the
| Episcopal Diocese OF Milwaukee.
23-At Sandusky, Ohi1, Willis J. Cook, tn,
noted telegraph operator, familiarly known af
~Bif"
oO-Ex-Gov. VIM. T. Hamilton. OF Maryland
| General III Yu boo. famous Chinese soldtl
and leader Of the Black Flags who fought
against The French in Tonquin l,20i Chinese
all in white, marched In the funeral procession
at New York.
29-Judge william X. McAliister,. of the Chi
caco Appellate Court, aged TO- Hon. John p
Campbell ex-Congressman from Kentucky.
NOVEMBER.
G-Jo.n Halton OF Pennington, Mich, VIII,
. was a paralytic. desrel TO live long snough q
vote for Clevelan1 his wish was gratined as h,
was taken to the pols, whore his bal OF was ,
posted, and he died soon after returning 10 hi
home.
s-Mrs. Hannah sharkey, OF Yoanss own
Ohio, ngsd III years.
is-Esther Gnines. Oo,ored, aged 12S years. a
I Newport, Ark.
I7ERear Admiral Charles II. Baldwin, u. s
| N, who had been placed On the o. ired list
28-Mrs Gen. VIM. I. Sherman.
DECEMBER.
1-Judgo Th Imas SO lie, Of North Carolina
| 1D-Rear Admiral Leroy, u. >. ".
2-Chief ColJrow the ceobra.ed leader o
the Utes. aged 20.
n-Anna Langley IcoIoredl at New York, age,
II; believed 10 have been the tnllest g.ri In th
country fees inches; one II hos estor
was an Indian chief.
, I0-Dr. James Scots, OF Columbus. Ohio, hu
thor Of the fam 5us Scjtt liquor laws.
, 7-James q. Morford, Ia Of the -old defend
{ crs' OF Fort McHenry; Bal imore. ed -
, The Years Disasters.
4 JANUARY. =.
1.-Two express tr tna colid1d neW Meppel