The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-01-06
NEER0InGY.

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celebrated his one hundreth birthday ami
yersary.
NEUROLOGY.
Jan. 2-Horatio Potter, Tor 81 years Bishop OF
the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF New York.
aged s. ...J5hH 3. Newherry, ex-Congress-
man from "a hiehigails at Detroit, aged 81;
Jan. 6-Joseph Tosso, composer OF The Ar
kansaw Traveller" at Coyington. KY, aged S..
Jan. T-Isaac w. Sprague, ssthe living skele-
tor" at Chicago aged 46.
Jan. 6-JoSoph Aaron Shaw. eT-COng reSSnau
from Illinois, at 0lney, aged &c.
Jan. l0-Judge John G. Rogers, at Chicago,
aged ". At New YORK. John Roach, the IA
nous ship builder, aged ~. Alice Oates, the
JAM. 13-Chief-Justice James Jackson, OF
Georgia. at Atlanta; aged 81.
Jan. l5-AIrs. Abby I~elleg Foster, q noted
temperance worker in New England, at W or
cester, Mass, aged 16.
Jan. l6-Prof. Edward Olney, of Ann Arbor,
Mich. General w. B. Hazen, Chief of Signal
Service. at Washington, aged 81.
Jan. l8-Prof 2; L. Youmans, editor Of PopN-
Tar Science Monthly, at New York, aged S..
J. j. Upchurch, founder of Ancient Order Unit
ed WorlSmenf at steeNslle, No, aged CT.
Jams sl--Simpson Harris; iii Putnam County,
Inds aged 159.. Lord Chesterfield, in London.
aged IS.
Jan; ss-Rev. Arthur swazey, of Chicago,
aged 81.
Jan. 24-General Charles P. Stone, known as
Stone Pasha, in New York.
Jan. 27-Mrs. Georgiana Bruce Kirby; author
OF Brook Farm Papers" at Santa Cruz; Cal:
Feb 24-Benjamin E. Taylor, lecturer and
writer, at Cleveland, o., aged 65.
Mar. 2-John Walters, one OF Irish patriots
OF IS, at Detroit, aged 1903.
Mar. 5-Charles J. Peterson, proprietor of
Pete7Soh's 4HagGztte, at Philadelphia, aged 6S.
Mar. 8-Henry Ward Beecher; at Brooklyn, N.
Y, aged A.
Mar. 1o-James B. Eads, at Nassau N. p,
aged ca.
Mar. 15-Maine Legislature 'ealed capital
punishment law.
Mar. 19-Carl Muller, noted sculptor, at New
York, aged 81 81
Mar. 24-Eliza Weathersby, the actress, at
New York.
+ Mar. 27-Judge Samuel FL. Treat T. S. Dis
trlct Court for Southern Illinois, at Springfield
ILL.,, aged Is.
Mar. 31-John G. SAKE, poet, at Albany, N. Y,
| aged IL.
| Apr 6-Congressn1an D. Wyatt Aiken, Of
| South Carolina, aged 50.
Apr 1o-John 7. Raymond, actor, at Evans
| vile, Ind; aged 81.
| Apr 13-Bishop Lee, Of Delaware, at Will
Apr 16-Chief-Justice Cartier, Supreme Court
District of Columbia. at Washington, aged "a.
| Apr. l9--Alexander Mitchell, of Milwaukee
PRESIDENT c.. M. ~ ST. P. railroad, at New
| York.
Apr 2s-Mrs Hannah Barnett, last survivor
| OF those in Fort Harrison when attacked by In
| dams. at Terre Haute, Ind, aged 80.
May 5-W. C. De PAW, founder De Paw
University, at Chicago.
| May 14SJustice William B. Woods, United
States Supreme Court, at Washington. :. Miss
! Mary Harden, the tiancee of John Howard
Payne, at Athens, Ga, aged 78.
May 19-Chares q. Stuart eX-United States
| Senator from Michigan, at Kalamazoo, aged r.
May 29-Maior Ben: Perley Poore, at Wash
| ington, aged 81.
June 4-Ex-Vice- President Wheeler, at Ma
| lone, N. V, aged IS.
| June 17-Ex-P President Mark Hopkins, of Will
| Jams College. aged S..
| June 2o-James Speed, Lincoln's Attorney
| General, at Louisville, KY, aged rs.
| July 4-Ex-GoVernor Arson P. Morrill,, O.
Maine.
| July 19-Dorothy L. Dix, the philanthrophst
| at Trenton, N. j., aged so. :. r. NJ Hunter eX
U. S. Senator from Virginia, aged rs.
July 20-Sylvanus Cobb. Jr., story writer, a
| Hyde Park Mass, aged GA.
July 2G-John Taylor, president OF the Nor
mon church atSalt Lake. aged 70. Genera
j. NJ Comfy, editor Commercial, Toledo, Ohio
| aged 55.
July s2-Hirsch Harris, who was with Napo
| leo in the march on Moscow, at Brooklyn
| N. Y, aged 109
Aug. 2--Colonel Edward Robertson, con
gresham from LOUISIANA, at Baton Rouge
| aged 81.
Aug. 10-John Clay, only living son of Henry
| Clay, near Lexington, aged 81.
Aug. 14-Ex U. S. Senator Sargent, at Sar
FranGlscO.
Aug. 17--Rev. Daniel Curry, editor Christian
| Ad00cate at New York, aged 80.
| Aug. 18-Prof. 0. S. Fowler, phrenologst
Sharon Station, Conn, aged rs.
| Aug. 19-Alvan Clark, the telescope builder
| at Cambridge, Mass, aged "a Prof Spencer
Z. Baird, U. S. Fish Commission, at Woods
| Hail. Mass. aged 81
| Aug. 20-Rev. Aaron Wood a Methodist min.
lister for 60 years, at Charlottesville, Ind, aget
Sept. s-Bshop Harris, M. E. church, at New
York, aged70
| aged 63. At Greensboro, KY William A
| Washington, last male representative of George
| Washington's family, aged 81.
| Sept. 14-Ex-Governor 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
| advocate, at Boston.
| Oct. 5-Ex-Governor Washburn, of Massa
| chusetts aged 81.
Oct 11-Tnomas G. Manning, United States
Minister to Mexico in New York aged 60
| Oct. 14-Rev. David r. Kerr, editor United
! Prebyteri0n, at Pittsburgh, aged 70.
Oct. 22-Elihu B. Washburne, at Chicago
| aged II.
| Nov. 29-Ex- Gov Miller, at Little Rock, Ark
| Dec. Sex Congressman N. G. Deering, al
Dee. 14--General Thomas Kirby Smith, ii
| New York, aged G7.
Dec. 15-Governor Charles. R. Bodwell, O.
| Maine aged co.
Dec. Ifs. P. Rounds, at Omaha, aged So
Dec. 19-B. G. Caulfeld, ex-Congressman from
Illinois, at Deadwood D. T., aged IS.
DeC. 22.-JOnGf6SSnan .. q. MOIfdGt, OF Mich
| igan, in Washington, aged 46.
Dec 24-Danlel J. Manning, ex-secretary o.
U. S. Treasury, at Albany, N. Y, aged S.
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL.
| Jan. Estate officers of Wisconsin inaugu
rated at Madison. California and Tennessee
Legislatures convened
| Jan. 4-Legislatures of New York, Pennsyl
| vania, Delaware. Ohio and Nebraska, convened
| Jan. 5-Andrew ]. McGill eF2ep.) inauguratet
Governor of Minnesota. =. Secretary Lamar
and Mrs. Holt married at Macon, Ga.....Leg
| islatures of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine
| Illinois. Michigan, Colorado and North Carolina
| convened.
| Jan. 6-P. c. Lounsbury elected Governor by
| the Legislature of Connecticut. Governor
! Ames, of Massachusetts, inaugurated. =. Indi
ana and Missouri Legislatures convened.
Jan, 1.-THE Democrats in the Indiana Senate
| refused to meet in JOINT session with the House
| to hear the Governor S message, and the docu
ment was read by the clerk. In the House il
was tabled without reading.
Jan. 10-Governor Martin, of Kansas, inau
| Gurated. -. Lieutenan t-Governor Robertson, Of
| indiana, sworn in. ...A Arkansas Legislature con
Vened,
Jan. 11-Legislatures of Dakota, Kansas and
| Texas convened. -. Governor Adams, of Colo
| RADIO, inauguraed
| Jan. 12-The West Virginia and Wisconsin
| Legislatures convened. 80. William M. Stewart
| (Rep.) elected United States Senator from Ne
Vada.
| Jan. Ex-Governor Rusk, of Wisconsin, in his
HIGS5dSt, pointed OUT tUdb IuS FlauuS anu
| terests of the public were affected by labor
| troubles and declared that the people have the
| right to enforce peace -. The Arizona Legisla
ture repealed the law DISTINGUISHING men fol
practlcing polygamy.
| Jan. 16-Governor Hughes, of Arkansas in
augurated.
| Jan. 17-Judge Ayres. of the circuit court al
Indianapolis, issued an injunction restraining
| Lieutenant-Governor Robertson from presiding
| at the joint convention of the Legislature tx
| nominate United States Senator.
| Jan. 1S-The following u. S. Senators were
| elected: Charles b. Farwell, Illino dis; Cush
man K. Davis, Minnesota; Eugene Hale
! Maine; George Gray, Delaware; Joseph r
| HaWley, Connecticut: F. B. Stockbridge Mich
| igan; George Hearst, California; III. S. Quay
| Pennsylvania f. M. Cockrell, Missouri.
Jan. 19-Henry L. Dawes reelected u. S
! Senator from Massachusetts.
| JAN 20-Frank Hiscock elected y. S. Senator
| from New York.
Jan 21-The Interstate Commerce bill
| passed by Congress. Hon. S A. Paddock
| elected q. S. Senator from Nebraska.
| Jan. 25-The proposed amendment to the
| constitution granting suffrage to women de
| feated in the u. S. Senate-34 to IS Ex-Gov
ernor Bate, of Tennessee, elected u. S. Sena
| tor 50. National Woman Suffrage convention
| began its nineteenth annual session a.
/ Washington. :. Hon Philetus Sawyer re
! elected =. S. Senator from Wisconsin.
| Jan. 29-Nina Van Zandt and August Spies
| married by proxy.
Feb. 1-Congressman Reagan elected u. S
| Senator from Texas Alderman O'Neill, O.
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