Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-01-07

THE p~lsTINouisHEo DEAD.

Z. AugastA, cnse Empssss Of Germany and
Jn3ss W.. b. Tei7sv. IL fsthsr Of the
Nouse 81 Repgseeutaffyee Washington. d,
O., aeed7K
movement il southern GERMANY.
Il. Lord Robert Cornelius Napier oY MAedala :
London. England, acod 20.
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1A, Prince Auadeo. Duke Of Aosta. brother Of
the King. and formerly king OF Spain.
y. EE1 1.ssnstor ii auf Il. R IA Ssssran 'n Of Wrain,s.
Father stroup. head q the Catholic order
BRuAn
3. Mrs. Alice Coppinger. Oldest daughter Of
Secretary Blains.
q Cardinal Pecci, brother OF Ii Pope. WILL
lam Coldthwaite, ONE Of the old-tilne bill
lard players New York, aged A.
10. Count Julius Andrassy, Hungarian states
man.
~. Joseph Giiis Biggar. n. p, well.known
home-fuler.
"A. Mrs. Lowell Greeley. sister Of the late Horace
MACH.
q Ex-Gov. James n. English Of Connecticut.
5. Abraham Lincoln, l7-yeax.old son Of United
States Minister Robert 7. Lincoln, at Lon.
8. Matilda Ruley, at Raywick, KY, aged l2s
ii. HI -cohgressmuan Vim. Preston Taulbss. Of
Kentucky, who WAS shot by ChAs. II. Kin.
caid, . newspaper man, st the Capitol,
Feb. IL.
81. Major General George Crook, U. s.. A.
-. Geo. Robert c. schenck, ex-Mintster to En-.
gland. .....At Salinas, Cal, odd Gabriel, "
an Indian, aged ISL years.
q. Prof.. Richard Dale owen. scientist; New
Harmony, Ind. aged 20.
%. Archbishop Michael Heiss Of the Catholic
diocese Of Ls Crosse, Wis.,; Justioe
preme Court.
80. David Dows, . New York millionaire who
the Government In organizing the national
bank system.
81. Vice Admiral Stephsn Rowan, U. 8. N.
.. Cen. rhom.. c. a Anderson, prom,nen. Re.
publican politician and . member Of the
TO 1915.
7. william Galloway, who ran the first locomo.
tive on the Baltimore and ohio Road, and
probably the oideat railroad engineer In
.. Arissidss %slc ds's = widely Known breeder OF
II. George !. stuart, organizer q the U. q.
Christian Commission; Philadelphia,
ia. samuel Jackson Randall. penn.ylvania's
), well.known Democratic statesman.
0klahoms boomers.
NAY.
2. Bishop Borgess., of the Catholic Diocese of
8. u. !. Senator James B. Book Of Kentucky;
Washington, ID. G., aged %.
$. Ex-Lieut. Gov. Andrew Shuman, Of Illinois.
10. Ex-Jndge Thomas Drummond, Of the Z. 3.
Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial District
Wheaton, Ill, aged 10.
JUNE.
2. Matthew Morgan, the famous artist.
3. Alfred 7. Perrine, the inventor OF the gatling
gun; at the Cincinnati city Hospital, in
poverty.
81. Hon. George w. McCrary, ex-Secretary OF
War.
July.
4. Hon. Beverly Tucker, a noted politician Of
Virginia.
8. Ex-COngressMAn p. II. Wigginton, OF Call.
fornia candidate OF the American party
Q. Gen. Clinton r. Fisk. . wise counselor md .
sagacious leader Of the Prohibition party.
II. Ex-senator Thomas b. McCreary, OF Ken.
lucky.
Ia. Gen. John G. Fremont, first Republican can.
dtdAte for President; New York City.
aged n.
IS. Congressman James p. Walker, of Missouri
80. ~. W. W. Watson. literary man and
author OF Beautiful Snow New York,
aged 67.
~, Judge y, s. Marshall, one OF the Illinois
Democracy's ablest leaders.
AUGUST.
10. John Boyle O1leilly, soldier, revolutionist,
exile, poet, and editor; Hull, Mass,
aged ~.
II. Cardinal John Henry Newman, eminent En-.
glish Catholic divine.
10. Noar sandusky, Ohio, Margaret Soloman,