Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-01-02
THE NEUROLOGY OF 1889.

I'm California, Owen Brown, only
survivor of the famous raid at Har
per's Ferry, aged "A.
13-In New FORK, Helen D. Gould, wife
of Jay Gould, aged 81.
1S-In Munich, Di Murska, prima don
ma, aged IS; her daughter, broker
hearted, poisoned herself.
FEBRUARY.
10-In Hong Kong, China, Ralph Chand
Ter, Rear Admiral United States Ma
Wy, aged SO.
21-In Heidelberg, Germany, George c.
Flood, banker, aged 81.
22-In Washington, Francis Wharton
LID, ID. D., Solicitor of State De
partment, aged 6S.
In Washington, d. W. Bliss, n. D.,
aged 63.
MARCH.
5-In New York, Mary Louise Booth,
editor Harper'S Bdzar, aged SO.
SIN New Ork j ohm Ericsson, invent
or, aged IS.
Associate Justice United States Su-
| pTeme court, aSeu Ot.
27-In London, John Bright, statesman,
aged 6S.
APRIL.
9-In Paria, Michel Eugene Chevreul,
scientist, aged 102.
l3-ln Philadelphia, John p. Usher, Sec
retary eff the Interior under Lin
coin, aged 73.
16-1n kalawao, Hawaii, Rev. J. Da-
mien, missionary to leper colony at
Molokai, aged 49.
20-In Highwood, n. j., Henry G. Pear
son, Postmaster. New York, aged 46.
27-.In New York, Rev. Frederick A. p.
Barnard, S. T. D., LID, l.. H. D.,
President Columbia College, aged 20.
30-1n Lime Rock, Conn, w. H. Bar
mum, Chairman Democratic Com
mittee, aged 20.
In Paris, Carl 4. n Rosa, impresa-
rio, aged 46.
I'm st. Petersburg Count Demotrius
Andrevich TOlstoi, Russian Minis
ter of the Interior.
16-In Munich, the Queen of Bavaria,
mother of the reigning King, aged
63.
In New York, Allen Thorndike Rice,
Minister to Russia, aged SO.
JUNE.
9-In Chicago, Leonard SWEET, aged Ga.
23-In Chicago, Rev. n Henry Beech
er, aged 81.
25-In Fremont, O., Mrs. Rutherford B.
Hayes, aged Sc.
26-In Lancaster, Pa, Simon Cameron,
aged 80.
In Paris, Carlotta Patti Munck, aged
40.
I'm New Haven, Conn, ex- President
Woolsey, of Yale College, aged SO.
10-In Richmond, Va, Mrs. Julia Gar
diner Tyler, widow of President Ty-
ler, aged 90.
24-In Georgetown, D. c., Father James |
Curley, astronomer, aged 81.
On the Isle of Shoals, Edward II. |
Rollins, ex-United States Senator,
aged "a.
AUGUST.
SIN Wilmington, Del, Gen. Henry
Dupont, aged n.
Pin Yonkers, n. Y, DR.. Alexander
B. Mott, of New York, aged 63.
14-In Cincinnati, DR.. J. Bayliss, editor
of The Western Christian Adoocate
15-In New Haven, Conn, Prof. Elias
LoOmis, aged IS.
17--In Paris, VIM. Thaw, railroad mag
nate and philanthropist, aged 20.
SEPTEMBER.
2-In Lucerne, Switzerland, S. A. Ali
bone, LID, aged 70.
6-In New York, Henry W. Genet.
10-In New York, Hon. S. S. Cox, aged
IS.
23-In London, Wilkie Collins, novelist,
aged 65.
25-In London, Eliza Cook, poetess.
aged II.
OCTOBER.
2-Ex-G Governor Martin, of Kansas,
aged so.
Governor Hartranft of Pennsyl-
vanih, aged SO.
liking of Portugal, aged 81.
20-In New York, B. I. Babbitt, mil
lionaire soap maker, aged 80.
2S-In st. Louis, Oliver Garrison, of su-
icide, aged 70.
NOVEMBER.
25-In Brussels, George H. Pendleton,
aged GA.
29-Martin Farquhar Tupper, aged 79
DECEMBER.
6-In New Orleans, Jefferson Davis,
aged 72.
9-1u Cincinnati, Col. ]. II. Rathbone,
founder of the order of the knights
of Pythias.
l0-In Brooklyn, Oliver Johnston, aged
80.
In Washington, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott
Lord.
In Washington, by suicide, Franklin I
Benjamin Gowen, aged So. I
In France, the Marquis de Caux, I
formerly the husband of Adelina q
Patti
BIN San Francisco, Charles John y
Formes (Carl Formes), the well :
known operate basso, aged 79. +
.3-In Atlanta, Ga, Henry w. Grady, q
managing editor of the Atlanta Con- :
StitutiOn, aged 80. f
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