Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-01-01
THE DISTINGUISHED DEAD.

JANUARY.
2. Hon. George H. Boxer, poet, playwright, and
ex,Minister to Turkey and hussia Phiia-
delphia. aged 66.
2. Augusta, once Empress of Germany and
Queen OF Prussia, aged 7s:
0. Judge VIM. ID. Kelley. the father OF the
House of Representatives Washington, ID.
10. DIR. Doeliinger, head of the .old Catholic"
movement in Southern Germany.
IA. Lord Robert Cornelius Napier OF Magdala |;
London, England, aged 80.
Is. Walker Blaine, eldest SON OF the Secretary OF
State; Washington, ID. c., aged 80.
16. Prince Amadeo, Duke OF Aosta, brother Of
the King, and formerly King OF Spain.
%. Adam Forepaugh, the veteran Snowman.
"a. Ex Senator II. II. Rddleberger, OF Virginia.
"a. x-Lieut. Gov. Bross, OF Illinois: Rev
Father Stroup. head Of the Catholic Order
of the Holy Ghost in America.
Q. Mrs. Alice Coppinger, eldest daughter of
Secretary Blaine.
T. Captain General J. Salamanca, OF Cuba.
8. Cardinal Pecci, brother of the Pope. Will
lam Goldthwaite one OF the old-time bill
lard players New York, aged AZ.
Is. Count julius Andrassy, Hungarian states
10. Joseph ellis Biggar, NJ. p. well-knOwn
"a John Jacob Astor, grandson of the man Of
that name and the richest man In Amert-
ca; New York. aged 20.
"a. Mrs. Lowell Greeley, sister OF the late Horace
Greeley; Spring Greek, Pa, aged rs.
q Er-Gov. James e. English of Connecticut.
5. Abraham Lincoln, I7-year- old son OF United
States Minister Robert t. Lincoln. at Lon
g. Matilda Ruley, at Raywick, KY, aged 19s
IL. Ex- Congressman VIM. Preston Tsulbee, Of
Kentucky, who was shot by Chss. Il. Kin
caid, a newspaper man, at the Capitol,
81 Major General George Crook, U. S. A.
%. Gen. Robert G. Schenck, ex-Minister to En-
gland. 80. AT Salinas, Cal, -Old Gabriel, !"
an Indian, aged Isl years.
Is. Prof. Richard Dale owen, scientist; New
Harmony, Ind. aged 60
diocese Of La Crosse, Wis.,. Justice
James V. Campbell, Of the Michigan su-
preme Court
80. David Dows, New York millionaire who
during the war rendered great service TO
the Government In organizing the national
bank system.
81. Vice Admiral Stephsn Rowan, U. s. N.
2. Gen. Thomas c. Anderson, prominent Re-
publican politician and a member of the
famous Louisiana Returning Board OF 1874
to 1875.
z. william Galloway, who ran the first locomo-
tive on the Baltimore aud Ohio Road. and
probably the oldest railroad engineer in
the world; Baltimore, aged 81
Q. Aristides Welch, widely known breeder of
famous horses; Philadelphia, aged 70.
- Christian St Commission; Phiiadelphis,
1s. Samuel Jackson Randall, Pennsylvania's q
W0ll-knOWn DemOcraLlc statesman.
2l. Captain William l. Couch, a lea1er of the
Oklahoma boomers.
MAY.
2. Bishop Borgess., of the Catholic Diocese of
8. u. S. Senator James b. Beck of Kentucky !;
Washington, ID. c., agod 6S.
10. Ex-Judge Thomas Drummond, Of the U. s.
Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial District
Wheaton ILL, aged 80.
Matthew Morgan tha fanoona artist
o. Alfred T. Perrine the inventor OF the gatling
gun; at the Cincinnati City Hospital, in
IL. John Penny, a Scotchman, known as the
Silver King" Bolivia, South America,
aged So. Mrs. Henry Jaha, the last
survivor of the Nipuck tribe OF Indians
Webster, Mass, aged 76.
20. Hon. George w. McCrary, ex-secretary OF
War.
4. Hon. Beverly Tucker, noted politician of
8. Ex-Congressman P. d. wigginton, of Cali
fornia; candidate OF the American party
for the Presidency in the last campaign.
o. Gen. Clinton b. Fisk, wise counselor and n
sagacioua leader OF the Prohibition party.
II. Ex-senator Thomas b. Mccreary. Of Ken
Is. Gen. John c. Fremont, first Republican can
didate for President; New York City,
aged ~.
~. w. w. Watson. literary man and
author of Beautiful Snow New York,
aged 81.
rs. Judge s. s. MAJ iall, one of the Illinois
Democracy's ablest leaders.
AUGUST
10. John Boyle O'Reilly, soldier, revolutionist.
exile poet, and editor; Hull Mass,
IL. Cardinal John Henry Newman, eminent En-
glish Catholic divine.
10. Noar Sandusky Ohio, Margaret Soloman,
the last Of the tribe of Wyandotte In.
dians..... At the Standing Hook Agency.
n. D.. George Faribsult, chief OF the
Indian police; he was the Daniel Boone
Of Minnesota, and, being himself n quar-
ter-breed, had great influence among the
savages; during the Indian troubles he
saved the lives Of many whites.
%. Congressman Lewis +. Watson, of Pennsyl-
vania.
4. Gen. Il. +. Noyes, iurist, diplomatist, and
ex-governor OF Ohio.
8. Hon; I. p. Christisncy ex-U. s. Senator from
ls. Dion BoScicault. PLAYWRIGHT and actor.
81 Gov. Q. Q. stevenson, OF Nevada.
q Ex-Gov. Philip Francis Thomas. Of Mary
10. Gem. n W. W. Belknap, e1-secretary of War
Is. Associate Justice & +. Miller, Of U. s. su.
prone Court
21. At the Columbus tohioD penitentiary, Pete
Mccartney, the noted counterfeiter.
%. King william III. OF Holland.
~. August Belmont, leading hnancier and I'm
huontial Democrat OF New York.
Is. Benjamin p. BhiIlaber t"Mrs PartlngtonT y
veteran humoriet and author.
DRCEMBER.
9. Joe Coburn, the once famous pugiiist.
8. Washington Mclean, formerly q leadine
Q. Cen. George g. Ginty, distinguished mem.
Der Of the Wisconsin press
Is. Sitting Bull, the Sioux chief-slain whils
resisting arrest.
Is. Gen. Alfred n Terry. U. s. A. tretirod).