Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09
THE DISTINGUISHES DEAD.

oelphia. aged 68.
Queen Of Prussia, aged 70. ~ns "A1
" 'odse s,, Wm; D. Kelley, tho father Of the
House 3 .se Ct Representatives; Washington. D.
10. DR.. Doellinger, head of the odd Catholic.
:, movement In Southern Germany.
Il. Lord Robert Cornelius Napier Of Magdala
IS Walker Blaine. eldest Son Of tho Secretary Of
20 STATE Washington. D. c.. aged IS.
Is. Prince Amadeo. Duke Of Aosta, brother Of
., Ai the King, and formerly King Of Spain.
q. Ex-senator Il. b. Riddiebereer. Of virginia.
~. ExsLieut. Gov. Bross, Of Illinois. =. Rev.
OF the Holy Ghost in America.
FEBRUARY.
2. Mr. "a. Alice Goppinger. eldest daughter of
2. Captain General j. salamsnc. Of Cuba.
g Cardinal Peoci, brother of tho Pope. Will
lam Goldthweite, one Of the old time bill
IA cd iard players 1!ig New York, aged AZ;
10. Joseph ellis Bigger, NJ. P, well-known
home-rNler.
q. John Jacob Aston. grandson of the man Of
that name and the richest man in Ameri
ca; Now York. aged TO-
a. hTs Level Greeley; sister Of tho late Horace
Ex-Gov. James E. English of Connecticut.
s. Abraham Lincoln. H-year-old son Of United
dou England.
9. Matilda Ruley, at Raywiok, Ky., aged 1913
II. Ex-Congressmsn VIM. Preston Taulbee, Of
Kentucky. who was shot by Chas. E. Kin
esid, newspaper man. at the Capitol,
81. Mejor General George Crook, U. s. A.
Is. Gen. Robert c. Schenck, ex- Minister to En-
gland. AT Salinas, Cal, .Old Gabriel"
ak s1 Indian p1hs, ssed 15l years. .,..
%. Archbishop Michael Heiss Of the Catholic
sms. q La tSs Miobissn ace
80. David BOWS, . New York millionaire who
during the war rendered great service to
the Government In organizing the national
81. Vice Admiral Stephen Rowan. o. s.N.
2. Gen. Thomas c. Anderson, prominent Re-.
publican politician and g member of tho
famous Louisiana Returning Board Of 1874
tive on the Baltimore and Chic Road. and
probably the Oldest railroad engineer in
:, famous herses; Philsdeiphia. sgsd 7g;
Christian # Commission; Philadelphia
Is. Samuel Jackson Randall, Pennsylvania
well-known Democratic statesman.
81. Captain William L. Couch. Q leader Of the
q Bishop Borgess.. of the Catholic Diocese Of
s. o. s. senator James B. Beck of Kentucky;
Washington. D. c.. aged Is.
S. Ex-Lieut Gov. Andrew Shuman, OF Illinois.
16. Ex.;udge Thomas Drummond. Of the U; 8.
Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial District !;
Wheaton, Ill, aged 60
JUNE.
M:they Morgsa the fa1as s # st. ..t,,n,
gun; at the Cincinnati City Hospital. in
poverty.
II. John Penny, . scotshmsn known Is the
survivor Of the Nipuck tribe Of Indians;
Webster. Mass. aged 70. - -.
- War.
4. Hon. Beverly Tucker. noted politician of
g. Ex-Congresslnan P. D. Wigginton, Of Cali
fofnia: candidate Of the American party
for tbs Presidency in the last campaign;
sagacious leader OF the Prohibition party:
IL. Ex-senator Thomas B. McCreary, OF Ken
lucky.
didate for President; New York City,
10. Congressman James P. Walker, Of Missouri
49, ..J. w. w. Watson. literary man and
author of beautiful Snow" New York,
Domocracy's ablest leaders.
10, John Boyle O'Reilly, soldier, revoluttonist,
exile, Is poet and editor; Hull Mass
II. Cardinal John Henry Newman eminent En-
" giish Catholic divine.
1s. Near sandusky, Ohio, Margaret ret. So, Solomon.
the last OF the tribe d o. W yen oan In
n. D.. George Faribault. chief Of the
Indian police; he was the Daniel Boone
of Minnesota, and. being himself quar-
ter-breed, had great influence among the
savagee; during the Indian troubles LIE
saved the lives of many whites
Is. Congressman Lewis F. Watson, OF Pennsyl-
vania.
4. Gen. E. F. Noyes. jurist. diplomatist and
8. Hon. I. P. Christiancy, ex-U. s. Senator from
1s. Dion Boucicault, playwright aud actor.
81. Gov. G. q. Stevenson, Of Nevada.
2. Ez-aov. Philip Francis Thomas. of Mary
70. Con. ". W. Belknap, e1-secretary Of War:
Is. Associate Justice S. F. Miller. Of U. S. Su-
81. At the Columbus Ohio penitentiary Pete
Mccartney, the noted counterfeiter.
NOVEMBER.
%. King William III. of Holland.
q. August Belmont. leading financier and In
25. benjamin. P. shiliaber (4Mrs. Partingtonr,
veteran humorist and author.
DECEMBER.
G. .Toe Coburn, the once famous pugtfst.
8. Washington Mclean, formerly leading
9. Gen. George 6. Ginty, distinguished MEM
Der Of the Wisconsin press:
1s. GEN. Alfred b. Terry. o. 8. A. (retirsd'
LEGAL EXECUTIONS.
JANUARY.
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