The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-03

1t-GA.S 6. OLtkSS OOAAH " SA4obOA W v
ginia.
3-Ex-Congressman Ma.oon, of Wisconsin.
5-Miss Mary /. Booth, editor of Harper's
s-Cnpt. John Ericsson, tho eminent engineer
aud designer OF the famous ironclad Mont
tor Nen York, O Jed 81. 2I
9-Congressman r. w. Townshend. OF Illinois.
H-Hon. John A. Campbell, ex-Justice United
Stnte Supreme Court,
1d-Hon. Moses Held, the original Greonback
adyccatein Michigan. Henry Talnberlk,
the celebra ed It-liau tenor singer.
9o-sir Tnon as Glaaston' elder brother of Rt.
M-Associate Justice Stnnl.y Matthew's, United
States supreme Court.
27-John Bright. eminent English statesman
and philunthro ist, aged 70.
3l-Ma;or Marcus a. Reno, formerly OF the Sew
enth U. S. Cavalry.
4philo Rcming'o on, head of the well-known
firm Of u. Remington g. Sons, of lnon.
New York.
s-n,ar Adl:fal T. II. Patterson. U. s, NJ, re-
tired.
10-David A. Gage, one of Chicngo's pioneer cit
liens, and in early dnys o popular hotel
keeper.
1a-John P. Usher. who was Secretary of the
Interior under President Lincoln.
2o-Pos;master Henry G. Pearson, OF New York
9i-Don Sebastian Lerdo de T,jada, ex-Presi-
dent of Me leo.
25-Hon. Elijah NJ. Hainos, for many years OK
Speaker and one Of the most prom nent
Ano'N' 49, 'IS -. 49, q
who Q prog ct to mako 81. Louis Tho capt
tal of the nation ghtned for him the nasne
of 1Clpit Ll-lnovGf.. "... Exc Cong resSlnan
Il. j, Ellis, Of Louisiana.
30-EX-Senator w. II. Bnrnu1n, of Connecticut
....Ca.l Rosa, the composer.
e-Genernl William saiby Havncy. a horo Of
the Blackha * and If 4xicnn wars.
12-uon. Henry A.. Foster, ox-U. S. Senator, at
Rome, n. Y, aged 60.
13-WnshiEgtuu Irving Bishop, nind-reader.
15-R ar A nlnl Donnl isou, US N.
16-Hon. Allen Thorndyko Rice. Just appointed
U. S. Minist r to Russia. aged 81.
24-I.a ira B%ridgmnn, Boston's noted blind md
deaf lnute, who was nladc widely famous
by Charles Dickens In his "American
No:os," as d 50 years.
31-Dr. s. P. Moore. no uns superintendent OF
the Con tederate States.
JUNE.
s-Leona~d SWEET, q distinguished lawyer Of
Chicago, who was u contemporary and In.
timnt friend o Abraham Lincoln.
17-Rev. William Hosmer. q conspicuous figure
in the anti slavery agitation and one Of
tho first temperance advocates.
2)-Gon. A. 9. Mcy, rs, late G. NJ. General Of the
Confederate army. VIII served in the
Seminole war In Fl ride and in the Next
can war. Father John Carroll of Chicngo,
tho oldest Catholic pri st In tho United
States, and perhaps i'll the world, aged %:
23-Rev. VIM. h. Beecher, cid tst bfOthar of
the late Henry Ward Boeoher; OF chicago,
25-A1rs. Lucy Webb Hayes, wife eff ox.p reside eat
Hayes.
26-Gcn. Simon Cameron, tho venerable political
lend"r and fnanciei. OF Pennsylvania,
aged DO.
Lynn. Muse. aged TO-. Cnrlotta Pat l..
thu third OF the Tntti sisters, oil noted
for their wonderful voices.
1-Thcodore Dwight Woolsey, ex-president Of
Yale Universe Y. aged 80.
n John Norquay, ex-Prsmier Of Mani
tota.
1O-Julin Gardiner TYLER, wife of ex-Presidont
John T;ler....B Bishop J. II. Machebouf,
Prelaie of Colorado.
11-Ex-Congressman Edmund Rice. OF Mime
14-Hon. "A. N. Cole. known ma the Father of
tho Republican Party" Wellsyille, N. Y,
24-Fathcr Curloy. OF Georgetown u. c. Col.
lege, The Oldest priest in the United States,
31-Ex.U. S. Senator Edward Horny Rollins, Of
Now Hampshire.
AUGUST.
4-Horace s. LELAND, the wcll-known hotel
man; Springfield. ILL.,. aged 81.
S-Mrs. DIR. Hcltie II. Painter. who gained
prominence during the rebellion as nurse,
hi lilly esLeeuled by the Woman 5
Relief Corps aud G. A. Il. mon. &c neral
Henry Dupont, head of the great Della ware
powder house.
16-Joseph Queen an aged colored man; the
nown Mount Holly, N. j.. aged l12 yoars.
1o-Hon. Chm les w. Gil bee, Secretary OF The
Republican national C INVENTIONS of 1881,
1881, and 1888; Casso oils, Mich, aged IS.
25-Hcnry SHAW, the venerable philnnthro. list
OF St. Louis, and founder o: the famous
ward, who fought with the Union forces
during the civil war. and also with Carl
bal1i and with the Beers in tho Trurs-
20-George Fawcett Rowe, actorand playwright.
G-Henry W. Genet, prominent in New York
politics during tho Tweed regime, and
known rs prince Hnl."
stony Delight II widely known barber mis-.
sionnry Of Chicago. aged Gn.
lV-COnErcSRIln SalQlpl Suli van Cox. of Nav
York, famous us o statesman, author ind
le-Bob Younger, one of the notorious bandit
brothers saltwater tAliun.l penitenliary
ls-Mrs. Elizabeth S. Mcclellan, mo her Of
General George B. Mcclellan philadel-
3-Wilkie Collins, tho famous English novelist.
24-Ex-Surseon General Joseph Beale. U. S. N.
25-Cieneral Jaaicl Harvey Hill. q prominent
officer of he Confederate army.
2C-Ex-Cnngressinau William Loughbridge, OF
scout aud n survivor OF the Mountain
Meadow massacre.
2o-G"lcral Samuel u. Sturgis, U. S.. A..
OCTOBER.
l7-EX-Gov. John F. Hartrnnft, OF Pcnnsyl-
lo-K1ns Luis I. OF Portugal, aged 81.
3l-a1. Tsclernischo Nski, now, list and father OF
nihiliam; st. p, t%eraburg, q .cd IL.
NOVEMBER.
10-David s. Wn,nbolJ, tho We l-known min.
strcl performer; New York, aged SO.
St--I0u. 1eNISe i IellGltIOu, oA-U. .. minister
to Germany.
20 Martin Farquhar Topper, well-known poet
md prose writer London, England,
O ,ed 70.
DECEMBER.
G-Jefferson Davis, tho leader In tho great re.
belliou; New Orleans, Ia, aged 81.
9-J. B. Rathboue, founder OF the order of
Knights of Pythias.
lO-Mrs. scott-Lord, sister OF Mrs. President
Harrison.
ll-Gen. David Atwood. proprietor of the WIS
colsin state Journal. Mary Tyler,
the original heroine of the household Toem
MARY Had n Little Lamb;" Somerville,
Mass, nsed SO.
12-Robert Browning, English poet and play.
wright.
15-Carl rormcs. once the greatest basso singer
in the world.
21-Benialnin Henry Day, founder of tho New
York Sun, aged 70.