Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-10
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@. In Chicago. Rev. William Henry Beecher,
aged 81.
q. In Fremont O., Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes,
aged Sc.
&c. In Lancaster, Pa, Simon Cameron. aged 90.
q. In Lynn, Mass, Maria Mitchell, astronomer,
aged 20.
In Paris, Carlotta Patti Munck, aged 40.
g. Mary A. Brigham, new president Of Mt
Holyoke seminary. in railroad accident
aged IS.
1. In New Haven, Conn, ex-President Woolsey,
of Yale college, aged IS.
10. In Richmond, Va, Mrs. Julia Gardiner Tyler,
widow Of President Tyler, aged 60.
20. Professor Alexander Johnston, of Princeton
college, aged DO.
"a. In Georgetown, D. c., Father James Curley,
astronomer, aged "a.
81. In Edinburgh, Scotland, Rev. Horatio Bonnar,
aged 81.
On the Isle of Shoals, Edward H. Rollins, ex-
United States senator, aged ca.
AUGUST.
4. In Cambridge, Mass, Rev. George Zabriskie
Gray. D. D., aged 81.
In Paris, Felix Pyatt, author and dramatist,
aged 70.
aged n.
Il. In Yonkers, N. Y, DR.. Alexander B. Mott, Of
New York, aged 63.
ID. In Cincinnati, DR.. ]. H. Bayliss, editor of The
Western Christian Advocate.
Is. In New Haven, Conn.,. Professor Elias Loomis,
aged 70.
II. In Paris, William Thaw, railroad magnate and
philanthropist, aged 70.
a5. In St. Louis, Henry Shaw, millionaire and
philanthropist, aged 80.
@. In New York, George Fawcett Rowe, dramatist
and actor. aged GO.
SEPTEMBER.
2. In Lucerne, Switzerland, S. A. Allibone. LID,
aged 70.
6. In New York, Henry w. Genet.
10. In New York, Hon. S. S. Cox, aged 65.
%. In London, Wilkie Collins, novelist. aged 6a.
Is. In London, Eliza Cook, poetess, aged II.
q. In England, Judge j. T. Nixon, of the United
States circuit court at Trenton, N. j., aged
2. Ex-Governor Martin, Of Kansas, aged so.
10. Ex-Governor Hartranft, of Pennsylvania, aged
10. King of Portugal. aged 81.
20. In New York, B. T. Babbitt, millionaire soap
maker, aged so.
q. In St. Louis, Oliver Garrison, Of suicide,
aged'': xovr,arn
Is. In Brussels, George H. Pendleton, eyed g..
%. Martin Farquhar Upper, aged 70.
DECEMBER.
6. In New Orleans, Jefferson Davis, aged r
z. In France, Jules Fleury-H usson Champ
feury).
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the order Of the Knights Of Pythias.
10. In Brooklyn, Oliver Johnston. aged 80.
In Washington, Mrs. Elizabeth ScottrLord.
ID. In New York, Civil Justice Ambrose Mcneil,
agedH.
In Washington, by suicide, Franklin Benjamin
Gowen, aged IS.
In France, the Marquis de Caux, formerly the
husband of Adelina Patti.
Is. In San Francisco, Charles John Formes CCarl
Formes), the well known operate basso,
aged79.
HUMAN NATURES DARK SIDE.
JANUARY.
10. Henry ?. Marshall, late cashier Of the Sea-
mans Savings bank. New York, short in his
accounts $65,OOO.
"a. Joseph Moore, agent in indianapolis of the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance company
defaulted in $500 900.
20. John NJ Clayton assassinated at Plummerville,
Ark.
81. Burglars stole SIS, 600 worth of jcwelry from
the secretary Of the American legation,
Henry White, in London.
FEBRUARY.
3. Henry Dieckmann, president of the Mauntell-
Bergen Mining company defaulted.
MARCH.
IL. Capt. F. W. Dawson, Of Charleston, S. c.,
shot to death by Dr.. T. B. Mellow, who
gave himself up.
16. Edgar Swan, teller Of City National bank,
Lynn, Mass, confessed to embezzlement of
$4,000.
%. President Mofrat, of First National bank Of
Denver, Colo, bulldozed out of Sci, 900.
April.
6. Cashier of Bank Of Anoka, Minn., disappeared
8. Numerous arrests of men in Plummerville,
Ark, charged with completely in the muir
der of J.. w. Clayton.
10. Three Bald Knobber murderers hanged at
Ozark, Mo.
IL. Guard Of United States Paymaster Wham
shot down by robbers in Arizona; $4,000
stolen.
q. Discovery of the body of DR.. Cronin, Irish
agitator, in q catch basin in Chicago in such
way as to indicate murder.
The Leslie Carter divorce case in Chicago de-
cided against Mrs. Carter
Is. Defalcations reported in the Merchants Ma
tionalbank, New Haven, Conn.
JUNE
10. Martin Burke indicted for the Cronin murder.
Is Mrs. Sarah Jane WHEELING hanged in Phila-
delphia for the murder of her husband and
two children.
%. DR.. Mellow acquitted Il of the murder of Capt.
%. Five alleged murderers Of DR.. Cronin ar.
raigned in court.
80. Martin Burke, Cronin suspect, extradited at
AAAARS6 AAANs
AUGUST.
2. J. F. Cullom, Of Minneapolis, Mimi, arrested
for forgeries in $2OO, 900.
2. Mrs. Maybrick found guilty Of numbering her
husband; sentenced to be hanged on the
Goth.
8. Sheriff FIack Of New York resigned as grand
sachem Of Tammeny hail because Of the
scandal of his fraudulent divorce from his
wife. u, w..
10. Flack divorce in New York annulled.
IL Judge D. s. Terry, Of California, shot by Dep
uty United States Marshal Neagle ct La
throp, Cal, while assaulting Justice Field,
of the United States supreme court.
16. Justice Field arrested for completely in the
Terry killing; released shortly after.
Eben S. Allen, railroad president In New York,
.g sentenced to IA years Imprisonment for
overissue Of stock. .,lr
q. ME-. Maybrick's sentence committed from
~ hanging to penal servitude for life. w
q. Mrs, Robert Ray Hamilton stabbed her nurse,
"a Mary Donnelly, who frustrated her attempt
Ito kill her husband. = .4-..
20. Decided that the Ctonin suspects, all except
Woodruff, shall be tried together.
30. Beginning Of the Cronin trial.
81. Reinhold Holzhay, BLACK Bart" highway
mani. of Wisconsin, captured d at Republic,
Wiz jEa
9. Douglass Ak Co.. of Boston, Mass, robbed by
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