Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-06
NEUROLOGY.
Inc Distinguished Dead of the Old
Year.

JANUARY.
+r aa;.hS-Congresaman John S. Newberry of De-
2-Bisop Horatio Potter, of New York.
Joseph Tosso, the composer of The Arkan-
saw II r,~ Covington, Ky, aged IS.
Home, Milwaukee, aged 10s.
~ ioI An, oates, well-known comc-opera sing
OIL 10 'In mn hI9 5I, famous ship.builder.
ia-lofd lddesleiGh (Sir Stafford Northcote)
inner Justice James Jackson of Georgia.
=, l3,-Gen W. B. Hazen, Chief Signal Officer.
scientist. 0A''-- VIC AAo''
2l-1he wife of Senator Voorhees,, of Indiana.
TEN. Charles +. Stone (Stone Pasha, of
the Egyptian army.
FEBRUARY
IA. Judge Thomas S. Ashe OF tho North Caro-
ma supreme Court.
b Henry Clay Dean, widely known Demo-
cratic campaigner
9--Mrs. Henry Wood, English novelist
4-Capt. VIM. Cottrill (turfnan), Of Mobile
22-Mrs. Gen. David Hunter. Mrs. Gen.
Joseph L. Johnston.
225-Commodors VIM. A. Truxton, U. s.N.
26-Cardinal Jacobini, the Pope's Secretary
MARCH.
Chief Justice Morrison. of tho California
supreme Court. At Detroit. John Walters a
lOs years. '' "e'N
3-,Ex-Congressman Edward Breitung, of
Another Angela Miss Elvia Gillespie).
founder of ST. Marys Academy at Notre Dame.
md. cousin of James G. Blaine and of Mrs
Gen. Sherman.
5,Chas, J. Peterson, Of Philadelphia, author
and publisher.
s,-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, of Brooklyn.
author and lecturer.
1o-Capt. jas. r. Eads. noted engineer
l4-Hon. Eben +. Pillsbury. Democratic lead
insop). head of Sisters of Charity in America.
23-Alrs. John Farnhanl. of Utica, N. Y, aged
10s years.
24-Mrs. Eliza weathersby Goodwin, actress
31-John G. SAKE poet aud lecturer.
miss Catherine Vote i of New York. known
throughout the United States for her great
wealth and beneyolence. Baron Hindlip, form
erly Sir Henry Allsopp, member OF the famous
brewing firm of Burton on Trent.
-Ex-Congressman D. w. Aiken, Of South
1o-John 7. Raymond e Col. Mulberry Sellers" y
the celebrated actor.
ll--Aifred Lee. Bishop of the Episcopal Do
1e-Chief Justice D. Z. Cartier. Supreme Court
District OF Columbia.
l9-Alexander Mitchell. tho millionaire and
railway magnate.
2o-Lieut John w. Danenhower, the Arctic
explorer, suicided.
sl-Maj John f. Blaine, on army paymaster
brother OF the Hon. James G. Blaine.
5-W. G. De PAW, millionaire capitalist
manufacturer and philanthropist, OF New AL
Cat Edinburgh. James Grant, author of
many popular romances:
cd 1axJustico VIM. B. Woods, U. S. Supreme
l9-Hon. Chas. T. Stuart. at one time DEM
ocratic y: S. Senator from Michigan, aged IT,
journalist, at Washington, aged 81.
4-Hon. William Almon Wheeler ex-vico
President Of the United States aged g.
6-Chief Justice Mercur Penns ylvania su-
preme Court
s-Prof. Hermann, tie lrestidigitatour,
AT Lynn, Mass, DR.. James Butfum, a CO.
worker with Garrison and Phillips in the anti
slavery cause.
17-Prof Mark Hopkins. of Williams College,
nged a..
a5-Gen. James Speed, Attorney General in
President Lncons Cabinet.
3)-Bishop James A. Shorter, African III. f.
Church.
1-Advices from st. Thomas, W. l., announce
the death OF Peter Bar, who fought under
Gen. Washington during the Revolutionary
war, aged l3O
2--Judee Luke P. Poland, ex-senator and OK
NJ C. from Vermont.
l-Ex-Goy. Morrill, of Maine, aged 81.
l3-Gen Richard Kowett. OF Cnrlinville, Ill.
14-Friedcrich Krupp, the great German can
non founder.
l9-Hon. II. NJ T.. Hunter, ex-senator from
Virginia and Confederate Secretary of State,
aged 49,
2o-Miss Jennie Collins, of Boston, q lifelong
25-John Taylor, President Of the Mormon
Church.
26-Goneral James NJ. Comfy. editor Toledo
1-Joseph n. Rainey tcolored, NJ. c. from
3-Colonel Edward Robertson, M. C, elect
from Louisiana.
4-Philippe Xavier Peissier distinguished
French general and Senator.
S-General A. W. Complain. of Richmond
Mo-, noted politician and lawyer.
lo--At his furni near Lexington, Ky, John
Clay, son of the famous statesman, aged 81.
13-EX-United States Senator Aaron a. Sar-
gent, of California.
1s--Profossor o. s. Fowler, noted phrenologist
and lecturer.
l9-Professor Spencer T. Bnird, U. S. Fish
Commission Alvan Clark, OF Canbridge.
Mass. famous astronomer and telescope
maker.
2tEear Admiral Craven, U. S. N
SEPTEMBER.
2-Bishop w. L. Harris, NJ. L. Church. at New
York. c. NJ Hovcy. the veteran horticulturst
at Cambridge Mass.
7-Ex-Gov. Win. Aiken, OF South Carolina,
aged 81.
l4-Ex- Gov. Luke p. Blackburn, Of kentucky
16-Hon. Joseph Cilley. ex-U. S. Senator from
New Hampshire.
2l-ticu. William Preston, Of Lexington, KY
22--Gcn. James L. Ricketts,, U. S A., vet
Gran Of three wars.
OCTOBER.
I'm Paris, Mile. Aimee, singer. John B.
Finch. temperance orator.
5-Ex -Govarnor nll ex-senator William y.
Washburn OF ilu chuseJtS. E%-COnSre
man John w. Allen, OF Cleveland. Ohio. Gen.
Pitcairn Morrison, U. S. A.
g Maurice Strakosch, operate inipresario
ll-Iuii.,e Thomas G. Manning U. s. Minister
l2-Mrs. Craik .Dinah Maria Muloca', the az
thorcss.
.o-IIon. Il f. Washburne, who from q farm
ers boy rose to printers apprentice, then q
LAWYER IL statesman, and diplomat.
NOVEMBER
2-AI1ne Jenny ml-Gol,!scnmidt, the eel
ebrated swedish y g:.timcnle
4-Dr Moses Gum, OF Chicago, orc of the
foremost surgeons OF the day.
l.-Cien. Valentine Haker eX-Q I'll. General
of tho British army.
o2-Gen Randolph, +. Marcy, tho venerable
soldier and veteran un-fathcr-iu-law
o. Gen George b. Me- lelan.
29-Ex-Gos. William II. Miller, OF Arkansas.
December.
5-Iori Lyon. British Ambassador to France.
John SNYDER, the Icoser pedestrian freak.
whose case puzzled hundreds OF PHYSICIANS.
S-Neur Iatrobc, Pa. Arch-Abbtt Bolifnce
WINNER o. S. h., Superior OF the Benedictino
order III the United States.
lO-At Whatcon. Washington Territory lev,
]. = kalloc. eS-Mnyor OF san Francisco.
12-Mls John jacob Astor. Of New ! ork, noted
for hor cl.ur.ty and care for tho suber'n: loor
l5--(ioyernor Joseph j.. Dodwe OF Maine
l7-Sterlr, =. Rounds, eN-Puhll: Ifintef,
and well-hnown newspaper maa
ACCIDENTS.