Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-02
INDUSTRIOUS DEAD.

eral GfanJ, nJ ChfJuhBo, MO.
3-David Irwin, who was acquainted with Pres
ident Washington, and served in the war
of 1912; Waseka, Minn., aged lis.
6--Owen Brown, son OF John Brown, the Liber-
ator; Pasadena, Cal, aged "a.
11-Alvin b. Taylor, inventor and manufacturer
Of printing presses, .Ex- Congressman
O. H. Singleton of Mississippi.
1s-Mrs Jay Gould, wife OF the centi-mlllion-
aire. :. Rev DIR. Alexander 4. McGill, pro-
fessor OF theology at Princeton College.
H-Alessandro Geyazzi, anti-Popery lecturer
H-Mme lima Di Murska, opera singer.
2O-Isaac Bell, Jr., ex-U. s. Minister to the
23-Congress sman James N. Burnes, Of Missouri.
30-Archduke Rudolf Crown Prince OF Austro-
Hungary, aged 81.
3-Mrs. F. t. Trelinghuysen, widow Of the
Secretary of State, aged ~.
4-Judge William NJ. Merrick, Supreme Court
District of Columbia.
T-Flora Bowman colored), at Baltimore, Md,
aged ia years 10 months II days.
9-Thomas NJ. Nichol, the earnest and eccen-
trio advocate Of "honest money.
10-Rear Admiral Chandler, u. 5. N.
u-General H. M. Hunt, the famous artillerist,
and Governor OF the Soldiers Home at
15-Dr. Holland N. McTyere, senior Bishop of
the M. +. Church South.
n-James G. Flood, one OF the money kings OF
California. DIR, ID. W. Bliss, who at
tended President GARFIELD during the lat
ter's long illness.
23-Joseph II. Lenhart, Supreme Receiver OF the
T-Ex-U. S. Senator John w. Johnston, Of Vir-
ginia.
MARCH
S-kI-Congressman Magoon, Of Wisconsin.
5-Miss Mary L. Booth, editor OF Harpers
s-Capt. John Ericsson, the eminent engineer
and designer OF the famous ironclad Moni-
tor New York, aged So.
9-Congressman r. w. Townshend, of Illinois.
l2-Hon John A. Campbell, ex-Justice United
States Supreme Court
14-Hon. Moses Field, the original Greenback
advocate In Michigan. Henry Tamberhk,
the celebrated Italian tenor singer.
22-Associate Justice Stanley Matthews, United
States Supreme Court.
27-John Bright, eminent English statesman
and philanthropist, aged s.
31-Major Marcus A. Reno, formerly OF the Sew
enth U. S. Cavalry.
APRIL.
4-Philo Remington head OF the well known
firm of f. Remington g. Sons, OF llion,
New York.
9-Rear Admiral T. H. Patterson, U. S. N, re-
tired.
1O-David A. Gage, one OF Chicago's pioneer cit
liens, and in early days a popular hotel
keeper.
Interior under President Lincoln.
2l-Don Sebastian Lerdo de Tejada ex-Presi-
dent OF Mexico.
25-Hon. Elijah NJ. Haines, for many years ex-
Speaker and one of the most prominent
figures in Illinois politics. IL U. Reavis
whose project to make st. Louis the capi-
tai of the nation gained for him the name
T.. j. Ellis, of louisiana
30-Ex- Senator w. H. Bamum, of Connecticut
80. Carl Rosa, the composer.
MAY.
9-General William Selby Harney, hero Of
the Blackhawk and Mexican wars.
12-Hon. Henry A. Foster, eX-U, s. Senator, at
Rome, N. Y, aged 80.
13--washington Irving Bishop, mind reader.
15-Rear miral Donaldson, u. S. N
16-Hon. Allen Thorndyke Rice, just appointed
u S. Minister to Russia, aged s5
24-Laura Bridgman, Bostons noted blind and
deaf mute. who was made widely famous
by Charles Dickens In his american
Notes" aged 50 years.
31-Dr. s. p. Moore, who was Surgeon-General Of
the Confederate States.
JUNE.
s-Leonard SWEET, distinguished lawyer of
Chicago, who was contemporary and in
timate friend OF Abraham Lincoln.
17-Rev William Hosmer, conspicuous figure
in the anti-slavery agitation and one Of
the first temperance advocates.
| 2O-Gen. A. G. Meyers, late O. NJ. General Of the
Confederate army, who served in the
Seminole war in Florida and in the Mexi-
can Father John Carroll of Chicago,
the Oldest Catholic priest in the United
States, aud perhaps in the world, aged 90.
| 23-Rev VIM. II, Beecher, eldest brother of
the late Henry Ward Beecher; at Chicago,
25-Mrs. Lucy Webb Hayes, wife eff ex-President
26-Gen. simon Cameron, the venerable political
leader and fnancier, OF Pennsylvania,
2s-MaTia Mitchell, the noted astronomer
Lynn, Mass, aged 40: :Carlotta Patti,
| the third of the Patti sisters, all noted
for their wonderful voices.
JULY.
| Theodore Dwight woolsey, ex-President of
| Yale University, aged 80.
5-Hon. John NorGuay ex-Premier Of Mani
toba.
1o-JuIia Gardner Tyler, wife Of. eaiJrasiaan.,
Prelate of Colorado.
LEX Congressman Edmund Rice OF Mime
14-Hon. A. N. Cole. known as the "Father of
the Republican Party Wellsville, N. Y,
| A-Father Curley OF Georgetown ID. C) Col
lege, the Oldest priest in the United States,
aged 90.
3l-ExeU. s. Senator Edward Henry Rollins, of
New Hampshire.
AUGUST.
4-Horace S. Leland, tho well-known hotel
man; Springfield. Ill. aged SO.
9-Mrs. DIR. Hettie X. Painter, who gained
prominence during the rebellion as a nurse
and highly esteemed by the woman's
Relief Corps and G. A. n. men,. :. General
Henry Dupont, head OF the great Delaware
powder house.
1e-Joseph Queen, an aged colored man, the
original "Old Black Joe" of musical re-
nown Mount Holly N. j., aged 1l2 years
19-Hon. Charles w. .Clisbee, Secretary OF the
Republican national conventions OF 1ssl
1884, and 1888; Cassopolis, Mich, aged Sc
25-Henry Shaw, the venerable philanthropist
OF St Louis, and founder Of the famous
rd Dotan'cG gardens. s. ;, Colonel Alfred Ayl-
during the civil war; and also with Carl
baldi and with the Beers in the Trans
2o-George Fawcett Rowe, actor and playwright.
SEPTEMBER.
6-Henry w. Genet, prominent in New York
politics during the Tweed regime, and
known as Prince Hal"
Stony Delight, a widely known barber mis-
sionary OF Chicago. aged 90.
10-Congressman Samuel Sullivan Cox OF New
York, famous as a statesman, author and
wit.
16-Bob Younger, one OF the notorious bandit
brothers saltwater (Minn.) penitentiary.
1S-Mrs. Elizabeth s. Mcclellan, mother OF
General George b. Mcclellan; Philadel-
23-Wilkie Collins, the famous English novelist.
24-Ex-Surgeon General Joseph Beale u. s. N.
25-General Daniel Harvey Hill, n prominent
officer Of the Confederate army.
2G-Ex- Congressman William Loughbridge Of
Iowa.
27--E G. Bartlett C"wild Curlyv, a famous
scout and survivor OF the Mountain
Meadow massacre.
9-General Samuel d. Sturgis, U. s. A.
17-Ex-Gov John +. Hartranft, of Pennsyl-
vania.
10-King Luis l. Of Portugal aged 81
31-M. Tschernischewsh, novelist and father of
nihilism; st. Petersburg, aged 61.
NOVEMBER
10-David s. Wambold, the wel-known min
strel performer New York, aged So.
A--Hon. George H. Pendleton, ex-U. s. Minister
TO Germany.
% Martin Farquhnr Tupper, well-known poet
and prose writer London, England,
aged 70.
DECEMBER.
6-Jefferson Davis, the leader I'm the great re-
bellion New Orleans, Ia, aged 81.
81. B. Rathboue, founder Of the order Of
Knights OF Pythias.
1O-Mrs scott-Lord, sister Of Mrs. President
Harrison.
consin state Journal. !. Aunt Mary Tyler"
the original heroine of the household poem