Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-01-12
NEUROLOGY.

NEUROLOGY.
JAN zSGen. MontgomeryC Meigs. of c. s.
Jan. s-Rear Admiral C. l. P. Rodgers ire
tired, at Washington; aged T3
Jan. l2Iorrin Bishop Judd: D. D.. LII D., in
Jan 15-RandoIph Rogers, the celebrated
Isn 5sniS m hPne Graneh % the noted
artist and writer. in Cambridge, Mass
of q. s supreme court,at washing ton; aged 20.
Jan 23-Ex-Ciov. John Hall, OF Delaware, at
Feb Rear Admiral Andrew Brysen ire
| tired at his RESIDENCE in Washington: aged 90
| in Raleigh, n. G.; aged 5s
Mar. Eek Congressman Steven T. Hopkins,
SsM GTk lSu1a DEAD 0 railway track near
Mar Noah Porter. ex -president of Yale COL
Mar. 7-Congressman John W. Kendall. of
| Kentucky, in Washington; aged So
at Fordham. \ Y: aged 81 i''-'''S --''-'-'iS L.
Mar. 2O-Daniel Lothrop. wel-known publish
| Mar 2T-Walt Whitman. the Good Gray
Poet at his home in Camden, N. j. aged 73.
court of claims in Washington: aged 81.
| Apr. 1l-Brig Gen Thomas w. Sweeney.
Apr. I7-Ex-Congressma Truman C. Merri-
an, in New York; aged So;
May i5IJohn y. Barbour. United States SEN
Nav G guide Thomas 1i F. BsnidsoH. at his
home in Charlottesville, Ind: aged 81.
magnate. at his residence in New York: aged 70.
June 12-Col; L. l. Polk, president of Nation
June l4-Gen Eli II Stackho1se, congress
man from South Carolina. in Washington
| eI-secretary of state, in Chicago: aged 80.
| July 12-CyruS W. Field, al his home at Ands-
George w H Banss yD poet writer and orator. al
Bloomfield. n. J.: aged a.
| July I4-Ex-Senator Newton Booth from
California died in Sacramento.
July 1S-Mrs- Rose Terry-Cook, authoress, ri
| Pittsteld, Mass; aged &C.
July .2-Henry J. Gardner, ex-governor of
| Massachusetts. at Milton -. Mother Caroline,
head and founder of Order of Notre Dame sis
tiers IN United States, at Milwaukee convent
July 29-Ex-Gov. Charles H Hardin. at MeIi
co. Mo; aged II.
July 3I-Ex-SenatoF Anthony Kennedy Al
Baltimore; aged 81
Aug. oc-Judge Jesse Lynch, father OF tia
Aug. 23-Ex-Gov Myron ii. Clark, of New
York, at his home in Canandaigua E Louis
Brooklyn, n Y: aged a
Aug. 31-George William Curtis, editor OF
Harper's Weekly. at his home in Livingston,
| Staten Island: aged g.
Sep John 6. Whittier, the Quaker poet, al
Francis Kernan,o of New Yorl,in Utica: aged "a
! Sep. 13-Rear Admiral John Cumming How
ell of United States n avy, at Folkestone, Eng
Sep. lex Governor Thomas H Watts OF
Sept. 23-Maj Gen. John Pope at Sandusky
at the Ohio soldiers home: aged g.
Sep 25-Patrick s. Gilmore, great band
-eader, at St Louis; aged So.
Oct 2o-Gen- B. F. Partridge, near Bay City
Mich.
Oct. 24-Caroline Scott Harrison, wife Of
President Harrison at Washington; aged Sc
school books. at New York: aged o.
| Nov. Lieut.. Frederick Schwatka, arctic
explorer. at Portland, Ore.
| Nov. 4-Gen- Samuel Wyllie Crawford, a.
Philadelphia aged 30
Nov. 5-Congressman Edward F. Mcdonald
Nov 7-Theophilus Abbot, distinguished edu
Gator in Michigan, at Lansing: aged c.
from Indiana, in Logansport: aged 60
| Nov 2e-Alexander H Wyant famous Amer
Dec. MARY Alien West, of Chicago. editor
of Union Signal, at Toxic, Japan: aged So
king. at his home in New York: aged S.
Dec. 3-Commander Roswell D. Hitchcock
Jr., u s. N, in New York
Dec. 5-Mai Gen. Benjamin w. Brice, U. S
A. (retiredl- at Wa ton; aged 10
Dec. S-Prof John Strong Newberry. eminent
geologist, at New Haven, Conn; aged 20.
Dec, 9-Martin Burke, one of the three Iner
cago in 1889, died in prison al Joliet, IL
Dec. 15-R L. Gibson, U. S. senator from
Dec. % Gen Frederick L. Dent. at Denver
Dec 27-Orange Judd, veteran agriculture
journalist and pllilanthropist, in Evanston, Ill
aged 10
POLITICAL. SOCIAL. RELIGIOUS. ETC
Jan Roswell P. Flower inaugurated gov
ernor OF New York at Albany. Bishop w
Perkins appointed to succeed the late United
Jan 2-Proclamation promulgaIing Eeciproci
ty treaty with Saly adOr issued by Presiden
Jan lI-William NJ ckinley inaugurated gov
ernor of Ohio 1T Columbus.
Jan 12-Ohio legislature reelected John SheE
man as United States senator.
Jan. I9-Mississippi legislature reelected Sen
senate Maryland legislature reelected Sena
tor German to the United States senate
Jan 2o-Woman's Suffrage association elected
Miss Susan B. Anthony as active president a
Washington 49, h A BoleS inaugurated TO hi
second term as governor of1owa at Des Moines
Jan 2l-Chas- h Gibson, OF Maryland, electet
u. s. senator to succeed the la Senator Wilson
Jan. 25-NaIional Bricklayers' union elected
American Beet Sugar Producers association
formed at San Francisco with Henry T. OKwarS
Jan 27-Far,ners' National alliance met il
twelfth annual session in Chicago In reply u
| the ultimatum, Chill disavowed the Malta circu
| lar, apologized for the Baltimore outrages, leaV
ing terms of settlement TO United States su
| preme court, and withdrew the request for re
| Jan 2S-President Harrison in special mes
sage to congress declared.Chilf.s reply to the III
timatum satisfactory -. ID. F. Ravens. of Wash
| fngton, elected president of Farmers Natfona
alliance.
Feb. United States supreme court decided
in favor of James E Boyd, in Nebraska gov
Feb 5-President Harrison issued procla
nation OF reciprocity treaty with British Yves
! India colonies.
Feb. 18Th. J. Moves, OF Richmond Wis.
] elected president of Nat onal Dairy and Chees,
| Makers association, at Madison, Wis.
Feb. 25-Uniyersity of Chicago received 81.
oo0O 600 from John D., Rockefeller, making hi
| total gift S2.6I0,000
| Feb. 29-McKinley act declared cons titutiona
, by United States supreme court. -. Constit<
tionality of Speaker Reeds quorum CONT 4
| Fifty-first congress affirmed by United STATE
| supreme court
Mar D. isconsin supreme court declares
the apportionment of state into senate and as
sembly districts. made by last legislature ur
| conStit tionaI. Roger @ Mills chosen United
| States senator from Teya,.
Mar 2o-The United States senate, in eXesu
! ton, ratified Behring sea arbitration treaty.
Apr. Brown elected governor CT Rhode
| Island.
Apr. S-W. T. Baker reelected president To-
| ensuing year of Worlds Columbian exposition
| Apr. I5-New York assembly passed 3 bill Civ
| ing women right OF suffrage in state elections
Apr. I9--Murphy ]. Foster, candidate of tht
anti-lottery democrats, for governor of Louisi
| ana, elected.
! Apr. T-Impressive ceremonies held in Riy
| erside park, New York, at the laying of In.
corner stone of the Grant monument
| May 5-PreSicent Harrison signed CHINESE
| exclusion bill
| May 13-Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Brown. O
| New Jersey, reelected president of the Fedora
| ton OF Women's clubs at Chicago
May 2HP. NJ Arthur reelected grand chic
| engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
| gineers at Atlanta Ga
| May 26-B. p. Brice, OF Hudson, Wis, elected
| president of National Editorial association a
San Francisco. Ellis Wainwright, of St
. | Louis, elected president Of United States Brew
| ers' association at Boston
May 2s-Gen. Eppa Hunton of Virginia, ap