The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-01-12
NEUROLOGY.

| Minnesota.
| NEUROLOGY.
| Jan. Joel Parker, war Governor of New
| Jersey cd in Philadelphia, ageG70
Jan. 9-Ex-C Congressman j. S. Rollins, Colum
bus Mo-, aged 20.
| Jan. 20-Ex-Congressm Willis Drummond
| uowa), at San Diego, Cal.
Jan. 21-Mrs, Eliza b. Garfield, mother OF
| President Garfield, Mt Mentor o., aged So.
Feb: 9-Ex-Congressman Eggleston, in Gin
Feb. i4.eEx-Congressman Daniel L. Somes;
Feb. i5-D. r. Locke petroleum ". Nasby),
| Toledu, O, aged %.
Feb. 24-W. w. Corcoran, millionaire philan.
| thropist, Washington, d; g., aged 50.
Mar. 1-Commodore G. w. Pickering, q. S. NJ,
on retired list, ut st. Augustine, Fla, aged 76.
Mar. 4-Amos Bronson Alcott, philosopher
and writer, Boston, aged SO;
Mar. 6-Mrs. Louisa NJ. Alcott noted writer,
| daughter of A. Bronson Alcott, Boston, aged So
Mar. l2-Henry Bergh, president OF Society
for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, New
York, nged 66.
Mar as-Chief-Justce M. R. Waite, U. S. su.
preme Court in washington, aged II.
OF Oh o. in Washington.
Apr. 4-BenJamin ii. Brewster ex-U. S. At.
ney,General, a. Philadelphia aged q,
Apr 5-Jacob Sharp, noted New York "bood-
ler," in New York, aged II.
Apr. ls-Ex-Senator Roscoe Conkling, in New
York City. aged 5S.
May 1s-Joseph r. Anderson, Bristol, Tenn,
Prob bition candidate for Governor of Tennes-
see.
Jun. 6-Maios. General W. W. stoughton, ex-
Congressman, Sturgis, Mich.
Jun. io-Ex'CongressmanC Charles II. Winfield
Mt Walden. Mass
erai Z. II. Sheridan, at Somerset, o., aged 81
Jun. BINARY N. Prescott, ,authoress anu poet
ess, at Deer island, Mass.
Jun. 3O-Gen j. Is. Mcintosh, u. S. A., re.
tired. at New brunswick, N. j., aged 20.
Jul. l7-P. Darden, Grand Master National
Grange, in Jefferson County, Miss:
burgh, N. Y, aged So. :. Ex-Goverpor and ex-
Co gresham Thomas Young, at Cincinnati, o.
Aug, General Philip II. Sheridan. L'euten-
ant-General US A., at Nonquitt, Mass, aged 81.
Aug. l9-Seth Green, noted hsh-culturist, at
Rochester. N Y, aged II.
Aug. 22-Ex-U. S. Senator c. w. Cathcart,
near Trestville, Ind, aged 10.
Aug. 23-Ex Congressman ). b. Everhart at
Westminster, Pa, aged GS.
Sep. 6-Lester Wallack, noted American nc-
tor, NJ stamford, Conn, aged %.
Sep 12-Prof. Richard A. Proctor eminent
English astronomer, at New York City, OF yell
low fever contracted In Florida aged 81.
Boston, aged ~.
Sep. G-Ex-Congressma Jacob M. Camp
bell, ut Johnstown, Pa, aged Us.
Oct. l6-Ex-editor, ex-Congressmln and e1-
Mayor John Wentworth, Chicago, aged "a
Oct 2T-John Guy Vassar, last of noted
Vassar brothers, at Poughkeepsie,N n Y.,ased z.
Oct. 3O-Ex- Congressman John p. Campbell,
Nov 17.-Rear.Admiral Chas. H. Baldwin,
EtllTtu, III NcW OTk, uRcu UO.
Nov A-Commodore Cicero Price, U. S. NJ,
at Troy, N. Y, aged 63.
Nov as-,Wiie Of General W. T. Sherman, in
New York, aged ".
Dec. l-Rear-Admirnl Edward Simpson, U.
S. N, retired, at Washington aged 6i.
Dec. An aJor-General X. B. Ayers, U. S. NJ,
Dec 7-General William H. Blair, at Belle
Dec. lo.Rear- Admiral Leroy, United States
Navy, IN New York City aged TO-
Doc. l2-'C0lorow, noted Southern Ute Chief,
leader IN the Meeker massacre, at Fort Du-
chesne, Q. =, aged 10.
Church In America, at Cincinnati.
Dec. 2l-Ea-Congressman John w. Law
renee, at Flushing a. x, aged Con
H., aged 10. Oliver Ditson, noted music pub
Usher ut Boston, aged 10.
Dec 2S-Ex. Congressman Thomas Spriggs,
Dec. 20-Ex Congressman II. Boardman
Smith, at Elnira, N. y, ased6s.
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL.
Jan. 4-Congress rcassemblod after holiday
recess.
Jan. 7-Secretary of ofInterior Lamar resigned.
Jan. determinations OF l.. q. q. Lamar for
U. 8. supreme Court Judge, w. +. Villas for
oil the Interior and ID. M. Dickinson
for Postmasser-Gencral confirmed by U. S,
Senate.
Jan. i7-U. S. Senator Walthall reelected by
Mlssiss ppi Legislature. Iowa Legislature re-
elected u. S. Senator Wilson.
Jan. 3-Majority report confirming Mr.. Car
Isles title to his seat adopted in u. S. House
OF Representatives.
Jan. 3l-W ,sconsin Supreme Court decides
women have no right TO vote ut general
elections under law giving them the franchise
in school matters.
Feb. i4-Seymour QRep.) elected to Congress
from Eleventh Mich gan district
Feb 2o-Nltional Convention of Industrial Re-
form party met In Washington and nominated
A. IL. Redstone (Cal.) for President, md j. A.
Colvln (kan) for Vice-President.
Mar 20-Bll giving municipal suffrage to
women defeated in New York Legislature.
Mar. 9l-National Council OF Women organ
ICED In Washington, Miss Frances e. Willard
being chosen president.
Apr. 2-Oskaloosa, Kan, elected woman
mayor and common council lcomposed.ontirely
Of women.
Apr. 4-Republican State ticket elected in
Rhode Island aud suffrage amendment adopted |
Apr H-Nicholls CDem.) elected Governor
of Louisiana; Legislature also Democratic.
Apr. 23-Municipal Woman Suffrage bill de |
feated IN Massachusetts House OF Representa-
tives.
Apr 30-Mclville w, Fuller OF Chicago, nom
mated by President Cleveland 70 be Chief-Jus-
tice OF u. s. Supreme Court.
May lb-Belya Lockwood nominated for
President Of the United Statos by Equal Rights
party.
May 16-Union Labor party nominated A. j.
Streeter Qll) for President OF United Statos
and q. E.Cunningbam (Ark.) for Vce-President
May 2s-R l.. Gibson reelected u. S. Sena
tor by Louisiana Legislature.
Muy A-Woman Suffrage act OF Washington