Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-01-04

niU;na t extended so as to include persons ap-
s.,.s. Sarah Fl. Howe, tho noted woman bank
s%,,nd!er, was indicted and imprisoned.
hv ~ Prolond sensation was created at Rome
oy me ropes refusing to bless a number of
lheoals sent from Ireland; his Holiness charged
'np people OF that country with disobedience.
hMorses. died at Walnut Grove, Orange Couyy y,
M T., at tho advanced aged of "a years.
Death-Ror of the Year.
| 2-Ex-Gov. Joel Parker, of New Jersey.
Tommy Price. M A., professor of political
economy in Oxford University. Elk Congress
man James s. Rollins, of Missouri.
9-G.n Washington seawell q. S. A.
| ls-Fredk schwatka father OF Lieut.. Schwat-
kn one OF he founders OF Oddfellowship in the
N.Mrs. Eliza Ballou Garfield mother of the
| la 5e fpesident Garfield. aged g. years.
9S-Rear Admiral Clark H. Wells U.s. n
| 3o-Prof. Asa +. Gray, the eminent botanist.
FEBRUARY.
I-William Kelly, inventor OF tho Bessemer
process OF making steel.
l6-Dav d Ross Locke, widely known as ape
troleum v. Nasby."
2.-George H. Corlias, famous mechanical en-
glneer and manufacturer.
2t-William Wilson Corcoran, millionaire
ph,lanthropist Of Washington, ID. G.
duelist '''s''
Amos bronson Alcott well-known author !;
and fait Iful daughter a A. Bronson Alcott.
s-Gen -. H.. Strother ("Porte Crayon').
artist, author and soldier
9-Friedrich Ludwig Wilhelm first Emperor of
Germany and seventh King Of Prussia, aged 81.
Thomas j. Potter, Vice President nnd General
Manager OF the Union Pacific system, aged 4s.
12-Henry Bergh OF New York. warm friend
OF dumb animals, and organizer OF humane
societies.
lex Gov. Horace Fairbanks, Of Vermont
20-Ex-U. s. Senator John z. King, of Georgia
21-Gen. George w. Cass, organizer of the
Adams Express.
2s-Morrfson Remiok Waite, Chief Justice
United States Supreme Court.
AK Gov:sJohn L. Hoffman, of New York.
26--Ex- Lieut.. Gov. Win. Dorsheimer. of New
York. Felix o. G. Darley, designer and illus
TRAITOR
29-Gen Charles A. stetson for forty years
proprietor Of the Aston House, Now YORK.
4-Benjamin Harris Brewster, ex-United
States Attorney General.
5-Jacob Sharp, the Broadway New York;
street railway manipulation.
6-Rev. Mr.. Sutherland. the New York evan
gelist. better known to theater-goers as .Sena-
tor Bob Hart, formerly of the minstrel stage
7.aQuincy A. Gilmore, Brevet Major General
16-Matthew Arnold, noted English poet
critic, and scholar.
l9-.-Dr. Cornelius X. Agnew, OF New York, last
survivor OF tho once famous United States San
itary Commission. A. s. Abel, founder Of the
Baltimore Sun; twenty times millionaire,
aged 3.
2O-William b. Dinsmore, President of tho
Adams Express Company.
hotel man: Rear Admiral Charles stewart
Bosgs at New Brunswick, N. j.
24-Judge Samuel D. Lscompte ex-Chief
Justice OF the Territory OF Kansas.
4-General Warner Lewis, distinguished citi-
zen Of Iowa and distant relative of General
George Washington.
5--Norman Mcdonald, of Cape Breton, N s..
last known survivor of battle Of Waterloo, aged
'1lO.
s-Martin H. Boyee, Of Wisconsin, chief
mover in abohshing capital punishment in
many ~ States ,.,o. .a.,,., =, ,,...
Paul.
1D-Brother Quinton, lending elder of the
Dunkard denomination, while on his knees
ofe ing prayer at the German Baptist Confer
ence, North Manchester, Ind.
2t-Josie Mansfield who figured prominently
In the Flax Stokes tragedy in New York in 1872.
JUNE.
manders of the Army OF the Shenandoah during
the rebellion.
s-Rey. James Freeman Clarke, distinguished
Unitarian divine; Jamaica Plain. Mass, aged 70.
20-Dr. }: H. Zukertort, champion chess player
Of tho world. Hon. Joseph NJ. Sterrett, Penn
syyan ns Oldest I editor editor, ind I.ublisher
preme Court OF Pennsylvania.
2S-Thomas B. Lincoln. granddaughter of Gen.
Lincoln. Of Revolutionary fame. and the only
man tried for treason during the late civil war;
near Elkton, Md, aged Is.
JULY.
15-sir John Henry Brand. President Of the
Orange Free State. South Africa.
20-Ex- Governor Thos. J.. Young, of Ohio.
2.-Ex-Gov. Thos. Carney, Of Kansas.
$o-Bartley Campbell eli.know s1 playwright:
lee urer and poet laureate Of Masonry.
AUGUST.
General Philip H. Sheridan, U. s. A.
Lawrence NJ. Donovan. made famous by
several daring leaps from bridges in this coun-
try. was drowned after jumping from the Hun
gerford bridge over the Thames, London, En-.
en- route to San Francisco, agedH.
14-Gharles Crocker Vice President of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company. Colonel
politician Of Illinois.
il2l.-Tne Right Rev. Samuel S. Harris, Bishop
of tho Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF Michigan
G-Iester Wallack, the veteran actor ana man
I2-Professor Richard A. Proctor, astronomer
ls-Rev. Dr. Ravelli. founder of the kinder
garten system Of education i'll America: Pitts
burg, Pa aged ~.
2s-Francois Achille Ha.nins. once famous
Marshal OF France, ut Madrid, Spain General
Solomon, exiled President of the Republic OF
Hayti, at arts, France
Ot:Tt BER
5-,rom King, ex-champion pugilist OF En-
gland who i'll his time defoated Jen Mace aud
itIHon John rLons john, Wentworth,
pioneer citizen Of Chicago, who during his career
had been a frontier editor, farmer, Mayor OF
Chicago and member of Congress
17-Mnrcelina Campos q negroes. at havana,
Cuba, aged ia years. leaving u n-year. ola son
aud a 12-year-old great-greaI- great sranason' TN,
l9-Rt. Rev. Il. X. Meles, Bishop OF the
Episcopal Diocese OF Mil1-nuhee
.3~At sandusky. Ohio, Willis }. Coos the
no cd telegraph operator. fumiliarly Known US
"Bif" ,,,,ox,a
(;enorai Ii Yu boo. IL famous Chinese soldi, =
and leader OF the Black Flags who " iSusno
aganst he French in Tonqun; -, omlues1,
ali in white marched in the funeral procession
at New York. s., c,,;
aJudge William X Nc A ii M,, CT tue Inhn oh.
caso appellate Uors s, ased from on Kentucky.
NOVEMBER.
6-Joan Halton of Pennington, Mich ~, Wh ,
was paralytc, desired TO live lons ny ~