The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-02
OBITUARY.

| Inc HON. DanleI WneelWr1Rng tOOcn oleu at
Melrose. Mass. yesterday OF Justification Of the
heart. He was one Of the best known states
men OF the past generation. After serving in
the State Legislature he was elected In 1856 to
| Congress from tho Seventh district to Ill an
| unexplred term. He was reelected In 1857
90. 81. 49, '65. and 10 Mr.. Gooch was among
the most active OF the Republicans on the floor
OF the House and In tho committee room. and
made himself q great power In the days OF the
rebellion. He was Chairman on the part OF the
House during the four years Of the investiga-
tons OF the Congressional committee on the
conduct OF the war. His conduct Of the inves-
said to be very able He was keen de-
batter. Ho resigned his seat on Sept.
I. 1865. having been appointed Naval
| Officer Of tho port OF Boston by President
johnson. who also removed him in less than
year. Hewas again reelected to the Forty tn ird
Congress. and was afterward defeated for the
same office by Gen. Banks. who then an
nounced himself Democrat In the famous
turnover campaign OF 1874. when CASTOR was
elected Governor by the Democracy. Mr..
| Gooch was appointed pension agent OF Boston
in 1875. which Office he ably conducted
until 1886. when Gen. Peach was appointed.
and Mr.. Gooch resumed his law business.
During the last few years he had retired from
chags OF s o ~
very high In the legal profession. for which no
At WAS sas o hd sslsst sseols 4
te town q and Of the
est advocate Of ali improvements in the he town.
Grnman Granger. known for more than two
n ded as wsse as
was Very old man. but his age was unknown.
they were boys He got his nickname because
he called his meds q ne that q peIpetlaI
Ss% aons ne Res6f sR
snd spansh whese he ersnay eams
from WAS meyer kn9wn His anpearances
turn up, always bareheaded. His hair was
ens Mss ns ss Mn
to be through western Pennsylvania. northern
%st vsns IL, End f nts Nav would
expert whittier never being seen without, his
WITCH he Would 's give " to no ons
sna SaS
It is believed that he must have been moro
the vicinity where he died for three years be-
ers Ts ted
where he died.
Henry A. 7. Carter her Hawaiian Maiesty's
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
t. Hoase ds% car
tor was a native Of Hawaii. being the son Of
ssnds wfS a %f Ss to she
s Ths vas IL the United
m %say male
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ssII dead q the tssssfSid ' q The & ERs
been ef. aaRa and sss
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e Russia. Minister CATERS household in
summers in Europe or the Hawaiian islands.
sa s Frday 81 OF
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ana slight physique: He was a man 81 pleas.
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years he has lived quietly upon his little farm
Al Lake Cn0mOs D OOZ0n miles from bangor. |
Resit Ii. ballot fsr Tie q Ills par IT,
He ieays wdSw enc end
gineer. now In the State Of Washington.
at g bssn Sss ae
Ssss IL WAS born 81 Years aso il sshaSIsr ss
apa. His n
ffnHyu fNhh aN {no nkoN ~ W-,k
sssa.t ss sEEe the BaRses
TIE and Fort When TIE REBELLION srske
out, and afterward was In the Army OF the Po-
tomac.
full death occurred IN Salem Mass. last Nom
day, was a native Of Maine and second cousin
and tho statesman having been cousins The
deceased learned tho tanners trade in Maine.
sehroon o Lake, IN the Adirondack region. He
IN
that city. He was prominent member OF the
Masonic fraternity
fa On sh
member 81 the board q A!dsr@ Hsa HI
daughter. He was IS years old.
0af Eriss sen one Of the last survivors Of tho
H in OF Bull
Potter county. Pa. in 1882. died In the lower
part OF that county few days ago. aged 81
years.
John II. Cameron. OF the. st. Louis Ace Of
Steel and the 81. Louis Lumbey'nan. died sud-
denly Of heart disease yesterday at Louisville.
He had Just entered a railway train on his
way home when he was stricken.
Philip Heery Of Newark died at his home. 122
Academy street. that city. on Saturday night
He was 13 years old. and for forty nine years
had lived in Newark. He leaves u son and six
daughters
Elliot King. next to Scion Chase the most
OF the Greenback party leaders in |
Maine died suddenly OF heart failure at his
home In Portland on Oct. 2&
Nv. a. Galpin. physician OF Goshen. Ind.
died yesterday.
ALL RIGHT INDIVIDUALLY,
hut the University OF Penssylvaaia Need