Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-01-01

Whitensville, Mass. aged IS.
SEPTEMBER
|. Rev. j. b. l.. Soule, editor and preacher, in
Chicago.
Z. DIR. w. w. A. Spotswood, ex-surgeon U. s.
N, in Mobile. aged s..
0. Mai. }. NJ Bundy, editor, in Paris.
Ex-President Jules p. Grevy, of France
aged 49,
10. DR.. j. II. Storer, oldest physician in Bos-
ton, aged 81.
IL. J. II. b. Latrobe, II lawyer and public citi-
zen of Baltimore, aged 80.
DR.. Peter Pinto, eminent surgeon, in West
Somerville, Mass.
10. Marquis de Chambrun, French lawyer and
diplomat. in New York, aged 60.
DR.. George b. Lorng, ex-minister to Por-
tugal and ex-commissionor of agriculture.
in Boston, aged -.
IS. Gen. Isaac f. Qunby, veteran of the regu-
lar army and civil war, in Rochester, ~
V, aged 40
10. Ex-Congressman w. l.. Scott, in Newport.
r.. l., aged 81.
Ex-Presdent Balmaceda of Chilli suicided
at the American legation, Santiago.
81. Gen. Salazar, ex-general in chief Of Ec-
uador. aged 60.
%. Dr. Il. Gratz Bruce, turf authority, in Lex
ington, Ky, aged g.
p. Rev. DR.. :. d. Burchard, prominent Pres
byterian. in Saratoga, aged 70.
q. Samuel Morris, Iowa pioneer. in Potosi,
Wis, aged 81
John d. Howard, wealthy pioneer, In Du-
luth, MINI.
Harvey NJ. Watterson, father of Col Henry
Watterson, in Louisville.
30. Gen. Bouanger tsuicidel,in Brussels, aged So.
OCTOBER.
|. K. II. Schermerhorn, New York capitalist,
in Newport, X. /.
G. Right Hon. w. II. Smith, first lord OF the
treasury and government leader in the
house of commons, in London. aged &C.
King Carl OF Wurtemberg in Stuttgart,
aged IS
Rev. Samuel Benedict, prominent Episco-
palian, in Cincinnati, aged "a.
7. Charles Stewart Parnell, Irish home rule
champion, in Brighton, England, aged 45.
10. Levi VI. Bates. formerly leading New York
merchant. ,."owned in l}owery bay
l2 Ex-Go1ernm< 'bart b. Bigclow, of Con-
necticut. in new Haven, aged 81.
49, DR.. Joseph VI. Saylor, oldest evangelical
clergyman in the United States, in Read
ing, Pa, aged ~,
l5 Gen. w. II. F. Lee, son of the late Robert
f. Lee, in Ravensworth. Va, aged 50.
16 EX-Govcrnor Samuel w Hale, of New
Hampshire, in Brooklyn aged 63.
H. James Parton, author, in Newburyport,
Mass, aged 49,
Professor john L. Lincoln, of Brown uni
versty, in Providence, aged -
Mrs. Allen q. Thurman, in Columbus, o.,
aged 50.
/ 10 q. +. b. jackson, prominent railroad man,
in Portland, Me.
20. EX-Cni,ed States Senator Il. f. Worcester,
of Illinois, in Whitehall, aged 50.
/ 81. Gen. Joseph b. Brown, retired army sur
geon, III Albion. \. V
22 Philip II. Carpenter, distinguished scien-
fist, in London, aged 30.
c6. Rev. Frederick II. A. Schivener, Biblical
student, i'll London, aged IS.
Col. j. NJ. Shelley, prominent lowan, in
Keokuk, aged IS.
Elder Irving b. Potter, New England evan
gelst in Danbury, Conn, aged 6s.
2s. Francis Brooks, prominent Boston lawyer,
in West Mcdford, Mass, aged GO.
Rev. B. f. Bronson, distinguished Baptist,
in Ithaca, y. " aged 20.
80. w. NJ. Parker, prominent New England
railroad man. in Manchester, n. H.,
aged 10
81. Gen. Truman Seymour, in Florence, Italy,
aged Go
NOVEMBER.
/. d. w. Gooch, ex-congressman, in Melrose,
Mass, aged -.
2. DR.. John j. Jennings, in the Masonic home.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
b. w. Steele. journalist in Colorado
Springs, Colo, aged 40
4. Ex-Governor a. =. Marks, of Tennessee, in
Nashville. aged 50.
Right Rev Mgr Preston, in New York
city, aged61.
G. Alfred c. Hobbs noted lockmaker, in
Bridgeport, Conn, aged 49,
Ex-Governor Gregory j. Smith, of Yer
mont. in st. a Adams.
8. Gen. Horace Boughton. of Texas, in Wash
ington.
John Hassock, an original abolitionist, in
Ottawa, Ills, aged s..
10. Hon. Samuel Chapman, old Freemason, in
CORVALLIS, \. s., aged 0l.
IL. Colonel Dom Piatt, journalist, aged ~.
II. Rear Admiral George ii. Cooper, u. s. N.
retired, in New York city, aged H.
49, w. j. Florence, actor, in Philadelphia, aged
Co.
81. Rev. Thomas Hill, ex- president of Harvard
in Waltham, Mass, aged 70.
g. Mrs. Cyrus w. Field, in lrvington-o on the
Hudson, n Y.
Gen. A. p. Hovey, governor of Indiana, in
indianapolis, aged II.
"a. Col. Gardner Tufts, philanthropist and edu-
Gator, In Boston, aged G3.
Earl Lyttou author and diplomat, in Paris
aged TO-
q. Commodore William Rouckendorff, U. S
N, retired, in New York, aged 81.
DECEMBER.
4. Dom Pedro H. in Paris, aged CO.
, Daniel G. Birdsall, lawyer and editor In
Westport, Conn, aged 81.
, Col. Joseph S. Conrad, U. S. A., at Fort
Randall, 5. d., aged So.
Q. Col. w. w. Clapp, journalist, in Boston
aged 65,
Ex-Governor NJ. l.. Stearns of Florida, II
Palatine Bridge, n. ", aged 52.
TO- Judge j. o. Glover, an Illinois pioneer, II
Chicago, aged 81.
, H. Rev. Father Nicholas Balles, in Brooklyn
aged SO.
l5 Samuel X. Murdoch, actor and elocutionist
in Philadelphia, aged rs.