The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-01-07

NEUROLOGY.

EEcRoLOGY.
jan 2-Gen. MontgomeryC Meigss Ct U l IS
jan s-Rear Admiral @. u =, |. RODGERS re ~
'5s sn 3. waship BEssop a suda b.
Jan Randolph Rogers. the = celebrated ~ e''
Aeean SssnRaea, E. KPms the noted
artist and writer. IN Cambridge, Mass
Jan 22-Joseph r. Bradley. associate 1us1nscoe
q a. s snRaee Joa Hail Of peiaware
Fredcrila, Del
FEB. Fear ADMIRAL Andrew Brysen re- e
Mar. i-Ex. Gov. ": ". Holden, at his home
in Raleigh, N. c.; aged 15.. :,
Mar. Sex Congressman Steven y. Hopkins,
OF New York, found dead DJ railway trach ns''aA
Mar. 4-Noah Porter. ex president OF Yale col %
iege, at his homo In New Haven, Conn; agcd Oh
Mar. congressman John w hehoail' "
Kentucky, in Washington; aged 81
Mar l7-Nfax Strakosch, the famous musician
at Fordhau, N. Y: aged 81. .,:a,,
Mar. 21-Daniel Iothroo, Wel-Sno"n puDAlsn
er, at his home in Boston: aged w.
Mar. 27-Walt Whitman. the Good Gray
Poet at his home in Camden N: j.: aged ~ !.
court Of claims in Washiagton: aged 81;
Apr 1l-Brig Gen. Thomas w. Sweeney
o. S. army re1redl at Astoria Ore: aSe 1ar rS
ADJ. l7-Ex-Colgressrnan Truman o. Mcrf1-
an, IN New York; aged53:
Apr: 1a-Brig- Gen w. Burns, retired at
Nav lGJohn $. Barbour, United States SEN
ator from Virginia, in Washington: aged az
May1e-Judge Thomas F. Davidson, at his
ho1nein Cragforllsy,ille, md: agea o. .o;,,ood
magnate, at his residence in New York: aged ~.
June 13-Col. L. L. Polk, president OF Nation 2a
al n E n stasog5o aser
man from South Carolina, in Washington.
June -Ernmons Blaine: oldest son OF TIE
exsecretary OF state n I, Gh,eaGo: agea o. nde
ley Park, near Dobbs Ferry, T. T., ;S5od -.
George ". Bungay, poet writer and orator at
Bo9mfeld n j.; eyed 4ee e nevton Rootn from
California died in Sacramento
July l9--AIrs Rose Terry-Cook, authoress, at
Pittshcld. Mass; aged o. -.., =,
July a2-Henry j, Gardner, e3-governo o5,., OF
Massachusetts, at Milton. 80. Mother Caroline,
head and founder of Order Of Notre Dame Sis
tiers III United States, at milwaukee, convent
july 2J-Ex-Gov Charles Fl. EaTdln. at Mexl"
co. Mo-: aged =.
July 31--Ex-.5enator Anthony Kennedy at
Aug. ao-Juase Jesse Lynch, father Of the
republican party" at Peori Ill; aged Is
Aug. 23-l5x-Gov Myrcn X. Clark, OF New
York, at his home in Canandaisna -. Louis is
Brooklyn. II. Y: aged a.
Aug 31-George William Curtis editor OF
Harper's Weekly, at his home in Livingston,
Staten Island: aged GS.
Sep. John G: Whittier the Quaker poet, at
Hampton Falls, n Il: eyed 81 lSx- senat t1n
Sep. l3--Rear Admiral John Cumming How
ell of United States avy, at Fokestone' Eng
land; aged 73
Alabama, st Montgomery.
Sept: 23-Haj; Gen; John Po7,s at sardusky,
at s ae Ole so;icEs so%s asaS g. great band
-eader at st Louis aged g.
Oct. 2o-cc.,. B. F. Partridge, near Bay City.
Mich.
Oct e4-Caroline Scott Harrison, wife Of
President Harrison, al Washington aged IS.
Oct 25-Prof William Swnion: author OF
school books. at New York: AGED So o..,
explorer. st Portland, Ore.
Nov; 4-c4cn Samuel 1vy,iie Crawford, at
PHILADELPHIA: aged S. , ,s
80 Nov Vow 7@Theoplius Abbot, distinguished edu-
ca nor, in Mcigan At I 11s asa g. Ex-senator
from Indiana, in Logansport; aged 81.
Nov. s9-Alexander H Wyant. famous Amer
Dec C. MARY Alien West, Of Chicago. editor
of Union Signal, at Toxic, Japan: aged IS.
Dec. 2--Jay Gould, great nnancicr;sna railway
king, at his home in New York; aged ST.
Dec. 3-Cc1nnander Roswell .. Hitchcock,
Jr., u. S. H. in New York.
Dec. 5-l1aj Gen. Benjamin W. Brice, u S,
Dec. s--Prof John Strong Newberry, eminent
geologist, at New Haven, Conn; aged TO-
Dec: 9Martin Burke, one Of tie three men ne!
cago in 1889, died in prison at Joliet, Ill
Dee, l5-R. l.. Gibson, T. S. senator from
Louisiana, at Hot Springs, Ark; aged 60
POLITICAL, SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS. ETC.
Jan Roswell p. Flower inaugurated gov
ernor Of New York at Albany. .:Bzshop ";
Perkins appointed to succeed the late United
States Senator Plumb, from Kansas.
Jan APPROXIMATION promulgating rcoiproci-
ty treaty with Salvador issued by President
Harrison to go in effect February l.
JAN ll---Wil liam Mckinley inaugurated gov
ernor of Ohio at Columbus.
jar. 20-Wcman's Suffrage association elected
Miss Susan B. Anthony as active president at
washington H. a. Bo1es IS 1nauguratee to us
JAN 25-National Bricklayers' union elected
John Hearty, of Denver, Col, as president:
American Beet Sugar Producers association
formed at San Francisco wit Henry Il. Onward
as president
Jan 27--Farmezs' National alliance met in
twelfth annual session in Chicago. In reply to
the ultinatum, Chill disavowed the Malta circu-
lar, apologized for the Baltimore outrages, leav
ing terms OF settlement to United States SUI
preme court and withdrew the request for re-
call of Minister Eg2n.
Jan 23-President Harrison in special mes
sage to congress declaredChiii,s reply to the ul-
timatun1 satisfactory -. d. Il. Ravens, Of Wash
1ngton, elected president of Farmers National
alliance.
Feb Limited States supreme court decided
Feb president Harrison issued a procla-
nation Of reciprocity treaty with British West
Feb. 18Th. j. Noyes, of Richmond, Wis,
elected president Of National Dairy and Cheese
Makers association, at Madison, Wis.
Feb. 25-UniTersity OF Chicago received ST.
000,O00 from John D., Rockefeller, making his
total gift s., G00,O)0
Feb. 29-McKinley act declared cons titutional
by United States supreme court. -. Constitu-
tionality of Speaker Reeds quorum count in
Fifty-frst congress affirmed by United States
supreme court.
Mar o.. iscoasin supreme court declared
the apportionment OF state into senate and as
se1nbly districts, made by last legislature, ur-
constitutional. -. Roger q. Mills chosen United
States senator from Texas.
Mar 29-The United States senate, in execu-
ton, ratified Behring sea arbitration treaty.
ADr. Thrown elected governor of Rhode
Island.
Apr. s-W T. Baker reelected president for
ensuing year Of Worlds Columbian exposition
Apr. l5-3JcW York assembly passed o bill Civ
ing women right Of suffrage in state elections.
APR. 19--Murphy j. Foster, candidate Of the
anti-1ottery democrats, for governor of Lou1si-
ana, elected.
Apr. 25-InDressive ceremonies held in Riv-
erside j,.arl5, New York. at the laying OF tne
corner stone Of the Grant monument.
May 5-President Harrison signed Chinese
exclusion bill.
May l3-Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Brown. of
New Jersey, reelected president Of the Fedora
ton of WoInens clubs at Chicago.
May M-P. M. Arthur reelected grand chief
engineer of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
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