The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-01-02
ILLuSTRIOuS DEAD.

INDUSTRIOUS DEAD.
JANUARY.
1-Colonel John c. Dent, brother CT Mrs. Gen.
eral Grant, at Carthage Mo.
S-Dayid Irwin who was acquainted with Pres
ident Washington and served in the Wcx
of 1922 Waseka, Mimi, aged lis.
s-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. r. Singleton, of Mississippi.
13-Mrs. JAY Could wife of the centi-nail1iOn-
aire. Rev. DIR. Alexander T. McGill, pro-
lessor of theology at Princeton College.
14-Alessandro Gavazzi, anti-Popery lecturer;
London, aged 70.
17-Mme. lima Di Murska, opera singer.
20-Isaac Bell, Jr., ex-U. S. Minister to the
Netherlands.
23-Congressman James N Burnes, OF Missouri.
S0-Archduke Rudolf, Crown Prince of Austro-
Hungary, aged 81
FEBRUARY.
3-Mrs. T. T. Frelinghuysen, widow OF the ex-
Secretary of State, aged 72.
EJudge William NJ. Merrick, Supreme Court
District of Columbia.
Flora Bowman (co1ored), at Baltimore, Nd,
aged ia years 10 months IL days.
9-Thomas NJ Nichol, the earnest and eccen-
trio advocate of honest money"
10-Rear Admiral Chandler, U. S. N.
u-General H. M. Hunt, the famous artillerist,
and Governor of the Soldiers Home at
Washington.
15-Dr. Holland N McTyere, senior Bishop of
the M. E. Church South.
21-James G. Flood, one of tho money kings OF
California. :. DIR. D. w. Bliss who at
tended President Garfield during the lat
ters long illness.
23-Joseph HI. Lenhart, Supreme Receiver OF the
Ancient Order of United Workmen.
27-Ex-U. S. Senator John w. Johnston, OF Viz
ginia
MARCH.
3-Ex-C Congressman Magoon, of Wisconsin.
5-Miss Mary L. Booth, editor Of .H0rper's
s-Capt. John Ericsson, the eminent engineer
and designer of the famous ironclad Moni-
No ~
9-Congressman r. w. Townshend, of Illinois.
12-Hon. John A. Campbell ex-Justice United
States Supreme Court.
14-Hon. Moses Field the original Greenback
advocatein Michigan. Henry Tamberlk,
the celebrated italian tenor singer.
22-Associate Justice Stanley Matthews, United
States Supreme Court.
27-John Bright eminent English statesman
and philanthropist, aged 70. .
31-Maior Marcus A. Reno, formerly OF the Sew
enth u S. Cavalry
APRIL.
4-Philo Remington, head of the we1l-known
firm of E. Remington & Sons, of lion,
9-Rear Admiral T. H. Patterson, U. S. N, re-
tired.
10-Dayid A. Gage, one of Chicago's pioneer cit
liens, and in early days popular hotel
keeper.
13-Jonn P. Usher, who was Secretary OF the
Interior under President Lincoln.
21-Don Sebastian LerdO de Tejada, ex-Presi-
dent of Mexico
25-Hon. Elijah M. Haines, for many years ex-
- figures in Illinois politics. Il. o. Reavis,
whose project to make st. Louis the CAPT
tai of the nation gained for him the name
of "Capital-mOver." ..EX-COngressman
E. J. Ellis of Louisiana.
30-Ex- Senator w. H Barnum, of Connecticut
-. Carl Rosa, the composer.
MAY.
general William Selby Harvey, hero of
the BlacRhawk and Mexican wars.
12-Hon. Henry A. Foster, ex-U. S. Senator, at
Rome, n. Y, aged 49,
13-WRShinptOn Irving Bishop nind-r6ad0r.
15-Rear A Iniral Donaldson, U. S. N.
16-Hon. Allen Thorndyke Rice, just appointed
U. S. Minister to Russia, aged IS.
A-Laura Bridgman, Boston's noted blind and
deaf mute, who was made widely famous
by Charles Dickens in his American
Notes, aged SO years.
31-Dr. S. P. Moore, VINO was Surgeon-General of
the Confederate States.
S-Leonard SWEET, a distinguished lawyer Of
Chicago who was contemporary and in-
innate friend of Abraham Lincoln.
17-Rev. William Hosmer, a conspicuous figure
in the anti-slavery agitation and one OF
the first temperance advocates
20-Gen. A. c. Meyers, late Q; M. General OF the
Semin3le war in Florida and in n' the Me eI
can war Father John Carroll, of Chicago,
the Oldest Catholic priest in the United
States, and perhaps in the world aged 80.
23-Rev VIM. H. Beecher, eldest brother of
the late Henry Ward BeecherS at Chicago,
25-Mrs. e Lucy Webb Hayes, wife ct ex-President
Hayes.
26-Gen Simon Cameron, the venerable political
leader and imancier, of Pennsylvania,
aged-90.
2s-Maria Mitchell, the noted astronomer;
Lynn, Mass, aged 10. Carlotta Patti,
the third of the Patti sisters, all noted
for their wonderful voices.
Theodore Dwight WooIsey, ex-President of
Yale University, aged 80.
Sion. John Norqu&y, ex-Premier OF Mani
toba
1o-JuIia Gardner Tyler, wife of ex-President
john Tyler. Bishop j. H. Machebeuf,
Prelate of Colorado.
Hex Congressman Edmund Rice OF Mime
l4-Hon. A. N Cole. known as the Father of
the Republican Party" Wellsville, n. Y,
aged g.
24-Father Curley, of Georgetown ID. CO. Col
lege, the Oldest priest in the United States,
sl-Ex-U. S. Senator Edward Henry Rollins OF
New HaMp slnire
4-Horaee S. Leland, the well-known hotel
man; Springfield, Ill. aged So.
s-Mrs. DR.. Hettie K. Painter, who gained
prominence during the rebellion nurse,
and highly esteemed by the Woman's
Relief Corps and G. A. R. men,. - General
Henry Dupont, head of the great Delaware
powder house.
6-Joseph Queen, an aged colored man, the
original ~OlG Black joe OF musical
nown; Mount Holly, n. J., aged liz years.
19-Hon. Charles w. Clisbee, Secretary OF the
Republican national conventions of 1880,
1854, and 1885, Cassopolis, Mich, aged S.
I5-Henry Shaw, the VeneraDlo ph1ianGhrOplSG
of st. Louis, and founder of the famous
botanical gardens. =. Colonel Alfred Ayl-
ward, who fought with the Union forces
during the civil war, and also with Carl
baldi and with the Beers in the Trans
vaal
29-George Faweett Rowe. actor and playwright.
SEPTEMBER.
6-Henry w Genet, prominent in New York
politics during the Tweed regime, and
known as Prince Hal"
9-Tony Delight, widely known barber mis-
SiOnarV of Chicago. aged 60.
1G-Congressman Samuel Sullivan Cox, of New
York, famous a statesman; author and
wit.
16-Bob Younger, one of the notorious bandit
brothers Saltwater (Minnl penitentiary.
1S-Mrs. Elizabeth S. Mcclellan, mother of
General George B. Mcclellan; Philadel-
phia, aged 80.
23-Wilkie Collins, the famous English novelist.
2HEx-Surgeon General Joseph Beale. o. S. N.
25-General Daniel Harvey Hill, q prominent
officer of the Confederate army
26-Ex-C Congressman William Loughbridge OF
Iowa.
27-E. G. Bartlett cWi1d Curly"J, u famous
scout and a survivor Of the Mountain
Meadow massacre.
29-General Samuel d. Sturgis, U. S. A.
OCTOBER.
17-Ex-Gov. John F. Hartranft, OF Pennsyl-