Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-09
NEUROLOGY.

NEUROLOGY.
Jan. e-Judge Daniel H. Clarke, OF tho United
States district court for New Hampshire, at
Manchester; aged 81.
;, Jan 6,-Emma Abbott at Salt Lake City. u
Jan. l7.Gsorge Bancroft, historian, at his
homo In Washington; aged Of.
:, Jan. 25-Bainbridgo wadleigh, ex.United
states senator from New Hampshire, In Bos.
Jan. eo-wiiliam Window, secretary OF the
treasury In the banquet hall OF Delmonicos in
Feb. s-Congressman James Phelan, OF Ten
nessse, at New Providence island.
Feb. is.hdmiral a David Porter, at Washing
Feb. a-Gen. William Tccumseh Sherman,
Feb. 2o-Prof. Alexander wincheli, Michigan
state university, at Adrian, Mich.
Feb. Ex-senator r. X. Wilson. OF Maryland,
at Washington; aged so.
Feb. Ex-senator George Hearst, Of Call.
Mar. ii-United States Minister John r.
Smith. at Toxic. Japan.
Mar. 2l-Lawrenoe Barrett, tragedian, at New
YORK: aSea o3 Cen Joseph E. Johnston, at
Washington; aged 81.
Mar. 30-Jamos P. Pickersham, ex.United
States minister to Denmark, at Lancaster, Pa
nent Presbyterian minister at NewYork aged 85
Apr Seen. Albert Pike, grand commander
Scottish Rite of Free Masonry. at Washing.
Apr. Seen. Daniel G. Fowle, at Raleigh, N.
O.. Phineas I. Barnum, the great Snowman,
at bridgeport, Conn, aged 81.
Apr 20-Rear Admiral Alfred Taylor, at
Washington, aged 81.
Apr ai-Consressman Fl. NJ. Ford, at Grand
Rapids, Mich, aged 42.
May 23-Ex.Attorney General Alphonso Taft,
at Los Angeles, Cal, aged 81.
May 25-Henry Shelton Sanford, ex-Unit ed
States minister to Belgium, at Healing Springs,
May o6-Congressman L. G. Houb, at Knox.
vile Tenn, from accidental pois oning aged IS.
May T-Admiral Carter. U. s. N, In Wash
ington.
May as-Gen; p. p; Eggleston at Wichita, Kan.
May ssEJudge D. NJ, Breolsinrldge, OF st.
hoa aroppcI dead TniG speap at Pres
June 4-Dr. Benson j. Losing, ut his homo
near earl %Ponghseepsie, N. Y, aged 70:
Brown, author and composer, At Stamford,
Conn.
July a4-Ex-vice President Hannibal Ham.
lin, OF heart disease, at Bangor, Me-, aged So.
Aug. 1-Commander Charles McGregor,
United States navy, at Cincinnati, aged 50.
Aug. S-EX.S Senator Bayless Hannah, at
Aug. l2-Jamcs Russell Lowell, poet and
diplomat, at his homo in Cambridge Conn.
aged az. =. George Jones. editor and proprietor
New York Times, at Poland Springs Me-,
aged so.
Aug. 15-Congressman John R. Gambo from
South Dakota at his home in Yankton; aged 40
-; Mrs James *. Polk at her homo in Nash.
vile, Tenn: aged So.
Aug. 2a-United States consul Henry W.
Ill; aged 81
Aug. 2s-Ex-Senator S. C. Pomeroy at Whit.
ensville, Mass: aged 76.
Sep. Judge G. w. Scofeld, at Warren,
Sep. 9-Judge Lorenzo Sawyer at San Fran.
cisco; aged Al.
Oct. l6-James Parton, wellisnown author
and writer, at Newberryport, Mass. aged 90.
Oct. i7-Commodore Ingraham. on tho retired
list OF the United States navy, at Charleston,
s. c.; aged 81.
Nov. l3-Journalist Col Dom Piatt. at Mac
oChce O.; aged ~.
Nov. 14-Edwin e. Pratt president OF A. N.
Kellogg Newspaper Company, at Chicago aged
Nov. 2o-william j. Florence, the comedian,
at Philadelphia; aged CD.
Nov. 2i-Gov. Alvin p. Hovey OF Indiana at
In di annapolis; aged 20.
Dec. I9-Rear Admiral Pattison. U. S. ", ut
New Brighton, S. C., aged 90
Dec. 90 Senator Preston B. Plumb, OF Kan.
sas, at Washington, aged 81.
Dec. 2f-Frank Hereford an ex congressman.
at his home In Monroe county. w. Va. aged
under President Grant at Elliton. Md, aged CO.
Dec. 25-E. j. PoEs state treasurer OF Flor.
ida, at Jacksonville, aged So. j. Lawrence
Getz an ex-congressman, at Reading. Pa,
Dec. as-Brig. Gen William Raymond Lee, in
Boston; aged IS years.
POLITICAL, SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS, ETC.
Jan. l-Edwin r. winans sworn In as cover.
Jan. 5-Judse Henry B. Brown. of Michigan,
installed at Washington as associate justice
United States supreme court Gov. Peck in.
stalled as governor Of Wisconsin. ... Newly
elected Iowa oficials installed.
Jan. Hiram A. Tuttle (rep.) was elected
governor OF New Hampshire by a vote OF the
Joint convention OF the legislature over Amsden
(dem.).
Jan. l2-The new governor and state otioers
OF Kansas installed.
To, I'D ttat hol
received the absolute submission of all the
Brules. -. Supreme court Of Nebraska recog.
nized Gov Elect Boyd. Leland Stanfo rd
reelected to United States senate from Califor-
mia.
Jan. i+-Senate passed the free coinage bill.
Jan. l5-Gen. Miles reported the Indian war
at an ead and complete submission to military
Jan. lo-John v. Buchanan inaugurated gov.
ernor Of Tennessee.
- Jan. ao-Goy. Hogg inaugurated at Austin,
ernor OF Pennsylvania
Jan. ai-The following United States sena.
Connecticut Orville b. Platt Gep.l; New
Hampshire, Joseph Gallinger (rep) Pennsyl-
yania. ]. D: Cameron trep): Indiana. D. w.
(dem.l: Arkansas, ]. X. Jones (dem.) Colo
rado, ii. NJ. Teller (rep) Washington w. C.
Squire (rep2; Oregon: J. II; Mitchell (rep.);
Jan S3-The confederation OF Industrial or
ganization perfected at Washington with Ben
Terrell, OF Texas, rs president. -. H. G. Hans
brough elected United States senator from
North Dakota.
Jan. a7-Judge PETER elected United States
senator from Kansas -. National Farmers Al.
lance convention met at Omaha.
Jan. 2S-William F. Villas elected United
States senator from Wisconsin.
Jan. a9-John II. Powers, of Nebraska, re-
elected president of the National Farmers AL
lance, at Omaha.
Feb. 1a-W. H. Claggett elected United
States senator from Idaho.
sah rfh n Al Ad ant
of National Builders association -. James w.
Scott. of Chicago, reelected president OF Amer.
lean Newspaper Publishers association.
Feb. 17-Rev. J. H. Kyle elected United
States senator from South Dakota :. John b.
Rae, OF Pennsylvania. reelected president of
United Mine Workers.
Feb. l9-Copyright bill passed the senate.
Feb. 23-Ex- Gov. Charles Foster, of Ohio,
nominated for secretary Of the treasury.
Feb. 27-Kansas house defeated proposition
to re-submtt the prohibition amendment.
Mar. Ex-senator Henderson, Of Nebraska
elected president pro tenn. of the United States
senate.
Mar, 4-Fifty.nrs congress adjourned sins
de at IL o'clock noon.
Nor. 12-John M. Palmer elected United
States senator from Illinois.
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