Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10
INDUSTRIOUS DEAD


A-eoionel John c. Dent. brother n, ,,.s a..
ep arai Grant Mt Carthage Mo. p 9en-
iden, WI MI, VINO Vas acquainted with Pres
of lsIa M& Wn and served in the war
o-o%en brown. son OF John Brown tho 1ibor.
=, hlof Pasedens. Cal, aged o. VAC -'''ei-
of n ri ,;Iylof, inventor and manufacturer
10 ,, ~ ~ singleton, OF AIississipp
l'-n pirs Jay IGonla, wife OF the centimillon
fessor Of FIX tSeo1 or, AlsSsnder T. Metill pro
A4-3hessandro Gaynzzi, anti-Fopery lectnier.
-, London, aged 10. Ae''uier
90 -Mliie. lima hi Murska opera singer
-ss Ma, Ben, Jr, ex-U. S. Minister to the
sooGaongres sman James N. Burnes, Of Missouri
hungary, aged 81.
FEBRUARY
o-Mrs. = T. Irelinghuysen widow of the ex.
Secretary of Estate, aged r.
4-Judse William NJ Merrlck Supre,na Court
District of Columbia
fi fora, B 20 tcolored), at Baltimore, Nd,
9-1ho!nns NJ. Michel, the earnest and eccen.
~ >, tric advocate of "honest money!
1 1J-f:eaf Adlniral Chandler, Y. S. N.
ih~oenefal H. NJ. Hunt, the famous artillerist
ana Governor of the Soldiers Home at
15-Df s., Hs q i. MeTyere, senior Bishop of
2l-James c. Flood, enc of tho money kings Of
California. DIR. d. W. Bliss, who at.
tended . President CARTEL curing the lat
25--Joseph Fl. Lcnhart, Supreme Receiver of the
o. :, Ancient Order of United Workmen.
2'-hx.u: s. Senator John w. Johnston, of vir-
s-E;S-congressmsn Magoon of Wisconsin
o-M1ss Mary l.. Booth, editor of Hurper's
e-Capt: John Ericsson, the eminent engineer
and ma designer of the famous ironclad Moni-
Tor; Now York, aged S.
9-ConGressman r. w. Townshend of Illinois
l2-Hon. John y. Campbell, ex-Justice United
States Supreme Court.
1s-h ayo Moses lield the original Greenback
o., the celebrated Italian tenor singer
2z-assoclate Justice Stanley Matthews, United
States supreme Court
27-John Bright eminent English statesman
and philanthropist, aged 49,
ol-Malor Marcus A. Reno, formerly of the Sew
enth u s. Cavalry.
APRIL.
4-Phllo bennington, head of the we'll known
firm OF Z. Remington e. Sons, OF Lion,
9-Rear Admiral II. H. Patterson, u S. NJ, re-
1o-David A. Gage one of Chicago's pioneer cit.
liens, and in early days popular hotel
13-John p. Usher. who was Secretary of the
Interior under President Lincoln
2l-Don Sebastian Lerdo de Tejada, ex-Presi-
25-Hon. Elijah NJ. Haines, for many years ex-
Speaker aud one of tho most prominent
figures in Illinois politics. Il. u. Reavis,
tai OF the nation gained for him the name
OF @Gapital,mover. -. Eek Congressman
Il. j. Ellis, OF Louisiana.
30-Ex- Senator w. H. Barnu1n. of Connecticut
....Cnrl Rosa, the composer.
MAY.
9-G9 eSe Ro Wi,1am sslsE Harney hero of
12-Hon. Henry A. Foster, nx.U. S. Senator at
Rome, N. Y, aged So
!3-Washington Irving Bishop mind reader.
16-Hon. Allen Thorndyke Rico, Just appointed
U. S. Minister to Russia, aged 35.
A-Laura BridgmGn Boston's noted blind and
deal mute, who was made widely famous
by Charles Dickens in his american
Notes, aged 50 years.
3-Dr: S. ?. Moore, who was Surgeon-General Of
tho Confederate States.
s-Leonard SWEET, q distinguished lawyer of
Chicago, who was contemporary and in
innate friend of Abraham Lincoln.
17--Rev. William Hosmer, conspicuous figure
in the anti-slavery agitation and one of
the first temperance advocates.
20-Gen. A. C. Meyers, late q. NJ. General OF the
Confederate army who served i'll the
Seminole war in Florida and in the Mexi-
can wsr Father John Carroll, of Chicago,
tho Oldest Catholic priest i'll tho United
23-Rev VIM. H. Beecher, eldest brother OF
tho late Henry Ward beecher; at Chicago
25-Mrs. Lucy Webb Hayes, wife eff ex-President
Hayes.
leader md hnancier, OF Pennsy lyania,
aged 30.
2s-Maria Mitchell, the noted astronomer
Lynn, Mass, aged TO-. .Carlottn Patti
the third Of the Patti sisters ali noted
for their wonderful voices.
Theodore Dwight Woolsey ex-president of
Yale University aged IS.
5-Hon. John Norquay, ex-Prenlier of Mani
toba.
1O-Julia Gardner Tyler vito of ex-President
John Tyler. bishop j. II. Machebeuf
Prelatc of Colorado
11-Ex-Congressnlnn Edmund Rice, of Mime
sOta
14-Hon. A. N. Cole. known rs the "Father Of
the Republican Purity" Wellsville, N. Y,
a!-ra aSsa 81 Gur,ev Of GEORGETOWN 3D. G., Col,
lese, the Oldest priest i'll tho United States,
31-Ex-U. S. Senator Edward Henry Rollins, of
New Hampshire.
AUGUST.
4-Horaco s. Leland, the well-known hotel
mai, man; Springfield ILL., =; aged 50.
prominence during the rebellion as a Nurse 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.
16-Joseph Queen, an aged colored man, the
original "old Black joe of musical re-
19-Hon. Charles w. Clisbee, Secretary Of the
Republican national conventions of 1880,
1884, and 1888; Cassopolis, Mich, aged So.
25-Henry Shaw, the venerable philanthrOpist
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 Fawcett Rove. actor and playwright.
SEPTEMBER.
G-Henry w. Genet, prominent in New York
politics during tho Tweed regime, and
known as Prince Hal.
9-Tony Delight, widely known barber mis-
sionary Of Chicago. aged 60.
10-Congressman Samuel Sullivan Cox, of New
York, famous as o statesman, author and
wit.
16-Bob Younger, one of the notorious bandit
brothers Saltwater (Minn.) penitentiary:
1s-AIrs Elizabeth S. Mcclellan, mother OF
General George B. Mcclellan; Philadol-
phia aged 90.
23-Wilkie Collins the famous English novelist.
2lEx-Surgeon General Joseph Benle. U. 5. N.
25-GeneraI Daniel Harvey Hill, Il prominent
officer Of the Confederate army.
26-Ex- Congressman William Loughbridge, OF
Iowa.
27--E. G. Bartlett (4Wild Curly", famous
scout and q survivor OF the Mountain
Meadow massacre.
29-General Samuel ID. SturSis, U. s. A.
OCTOBER.
17-Ex-Gov. John f. Haroranft of Pennsyl-