Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-01-05

discovered at Philadelphia.
Nov. sS-Mrs Elizabeth Morrison. aged 101.
lied at Winchester, o.
Nov. o0-lowa Soldiers Home at Marshall
Gown dedicated Colored woman aged 11s died
al Nashville, Tenn. George Norman, New
London, Mo-, died of hydrophobia.
Dec. I7-Bodies of executed Chicago Anarch-
lists Inferred at Waldheim cemetery.
Dec. 25-Captain William j. Haines, St. Louis,
versary.
NEUROLOGY.
Jan. 2-Horatio Potter, for 80 years Bishop OF
the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York.
aged s1....John S. Newberry, ex-Congress-
man from Michigan, at Detroit, aged 81
Jan. Isaac W. sprague, s.the living skele-
from Illinois, at Olney, aged 76.
jan 20 1o-Judge John G. Rogers. at Chicago,
nous ship builder, aged 70. Alice Oates, the
comic opera singer, at Philadelphia aged 80.
Jan. 13-Chief-Justice James Jackson, OF
Georgia at Atlanta, aged "a.
Jan. 15-Mrs. Abby Kelley Foster, noted
temperance worker in New England at Wor
cester, Mass, aged Is.
Mich. -. General W. s. Hazen, Chief of Signal
Jan; 1s-Prof. F; L. Youmans, editor of Popu-
LGr Science Monthly, at New York, aged s.. =.
j. j..
ed Worlznen, at Steelville Me- aged 81.
Jan. 21-Simpson Harris, in Putnam County,
Ind, aged 49, Lord Chesterfield, in London.
Jan. a2-Rev. Arthur swazey, of Chicago,
aged 81.
Jan. 24-General Charles P. Stone, known as
Stone Pash&, in New York.
Jan. 27-Mrs. Georgiana Bruce Kirby, author
of Brook Farm Papers" at Santa Cruz, Cal.
writer, at Cleveland, O., aged IS.
Mar. 2-John Walters, one OF Irish patriots
OF '9S, at Detroit, aged 10S.
Mar. 5-Charles J. Peterson, proprietor of
Petersoa's MGgdztne, at Philadelphia, aged IS.
Mar. S-Henry Ward Beecher, at Brooklyn, N.
Mar. johannes B. Eads, at Nassau, N. P.
aged 81.
Mar. 15-Maine Legislature repealed capital
Mar. l9-Carl Muller, noted sculptor, at New
York, aged g.
New York.
Mar. s7-Judge Samuel H. Treat. U. S. Dis
trct Court for Southern Illinois, at Springfield,
ILL.,, aged IS.
Mar. 31-John G. Sake, poet, at Albany, N. Y,
aged II.
apr APT s-Gongressman D. Wyatt Aiken of
APR 1o-John T. Raymond, actor, at Evans
Apr 1s-Bishop Lee, of Delaware, at VIII
Apr 16-chlef-Justice Cartier, Supreme Court
District of Columbia. at Washington, aged "a.
Apr 19-Alexander Mitchell, Of Milwaukee,
President c., NJ. s. ST. P railroad, at New
York.
Apr aS-Mrs. Hannah Barnett, last survivor
| of those in Fort Harrison when attacked by In
May 5-W. C. De- PAW, founder De PAW
University, at Chicago.
May 14-Justice William B. Woods, United
| Mary Harden, the fancee OF Jonn Howard
Payne, at Athens, Ca. aged 70.
May 19-Charles E. Stuart ex-United States
Senator from Michigan, at kalamazoo, aged II.
May 2e-Major Ben: Perley Poore, at Wash
ington, aged 81:
June 4-EX-Vice-P President Wheeler, at Ma
| lone, N. Y, aged 6S.
June President Mark Hopkins, of Will
Jams College. aged &c.
June 25-James Speed, Lincoln's Attorney
| General, at Louisville, Ky, aged rs
July 4-Ex-Governor Arson P. Morrill,, of
Maine.
July 19-Dorothy L. Dix, the philanthrophist,
at Trenton, n j., aged So r. M Hunter. ex-
July 20-Sylvanus Cobb, Jr., story writer, at
| Hyde Park, Mass, aged "a.
! July 26-John Taylor, president Of the Nor
mon church at Salt Lake. aged 49,. General
J. NJ Comfy, editor Commercial, Toledo, Ohio,
/ aged So.
July 2s-Hrsch Harris, who was with Napo-
| leon in the march on Moscow, at Brooklyn,
| n. Y, aged 100.
Aug. 2-Colonei Edward Robertson, a con-
| gresham from LOUISIANA, at Baton Rouge
| aged "a.
Aug. 1o-John Clay, only living son of Henry
| Clay, near Lexington, aged 81.
Francisco
Aug. FREY. Daniel Curry, editor Christian
4 dGTOc4te, AT new 0rK, ap6O 0U
| Aug. 1s-Prof. o. S. Fowler, phrenologist
Sharon Station, Conn; aged rs.
Aug. 19-Alvan Clark, the telescope builder,
at Cambridge, Mass, aged "a Prof. Spencer
F. Baird, U. S. Fish Commission, at Woods
Hall, Mass. aged g.
| Aug. ao-Rev. Aaron Wood, o Methodist min
lister for 80 years, at Charlottesville, Ind, aged
Sept. 2-Bishop Harris, NJ E. church, at New
York, aged 70.
Sept. 1-Governcs Bartlett, of California
aged At Owensboro, KY. William A.
Washington, last male representative OF George
Washington's family, aged 81.
Sept. 14-Ex-Csovernor Blackburn OF Ken
lucky, at Frankfort aged II.
| Oct. Thomas A. Armstrong, editor Labor
| Tribune, Pittsburgh, aged 40.
Oct. 3-John B. Finch, Nebraska temperance
| Oct. 5-Ex-Governor Washburn, OF Massa-
chuSetts, aged ~.
! Minister to Mexico, in New York, aged 90.
Oct. 14-Rev David r. Kerr, editor United
| Prebyterfan, at Pittsburgh, aged ~.
Oct 22-Elinu Is. Washburne, at Chicago,
! aged II.
Nov. 2a-Ex-Gov. Miller, at Little Rock Ark.
Dee. 8-Ex-Cougressman N. c. Deering, at
Usage, Ia, aged 60
Dec. 14-General Thomas Kirby Smith, in
! New York, aged 81.
| Dec. I5-Governor Charles R. Bodwel1- of
Maine, aged SO.
| Dec IT'S. p Rounds, at Omaha, aged SO.
Dee 19-B. c. Caulfield, ex-Congressmanf from
| Illinois, at Deadwood, D. T., aged 80
Dec 22.-Congressman S. c.. Moffatt, OF Mich
| igan, in Washington aged 49,
Dec. 24-Danlel j. Manning, ex-Secretary OF
T. s. Treasury at Albany, N. Y. aged Sc.
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL.
| Jan. Estate officers of Wisconsin tnaugu-
rated at Madison. =. California and Tennessee
Legislatures convened.
| Jan. Legislatures of New York, Pernsyl-
Jan. 5-Andrew j. McGill (Rep) inaugurated
| Governor of Minnesota. Secretary Lamar