Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-05
NEUROLOGY.


| tired, at Washington: aged %
Jan. i2-Orrin Bishop Judd. d d.. LII D.. in
| Williamsburg, N. Y: aged *
Jan 15-Iaandolph Rogers, the celebrated
American sculptor, =; Rome aged 60
Jan. 2)-ChrlstOD1er Z. tfanch. Tie noied
artist and writer. in Cambridge, Mass.
Jan 22-Joserh p Bradley, associate justice
of u. S. supreme court,at Washing ion; AGED ~
Jan 23-Ex-Gov. john Hall, OF Delaware, AZ
Frederika, Del
tired) at his residence in Washington: aged ~
Mar. l-Ex Gov. w. w. Holden. al his home
in Raleigh, N. C.: aged Ia
Mar. Ex-COngresSnan Steven t HOpkfaS.
of New York, found dead by railway Tick near
Pleasantyilie N j.
Mar 4-Noah Porter. ex president CT Yale col o
lege. at his home in New Haven, Conn; aged 81
Mar. 7-Congressman John W. Kendan OF
Kentucky, in Washington; aged So
Mar l7-Max Strakosch. the famous musician.
at Fordham, N. Y: aged 81.
Mar. 2o-Daniel Lothrop, well-known publish
err at his home in Boston; aged 60
Mar. 27-walt Whitman, the Good Gray
Poet" al his home in Camden, ~ j.: aged 70.
Apr. l-Charles ID. Drake, ex-chtef justice OF
court of claims in Washington; aged 81;
Apr. l1-Brig. Gen Thomas W. Sweeney
u. S. army (retired), at Astoria, Ore: aged 70
Apr. E-Ex-Congressma Truman G. Merri-
an, in New York; aged53
Apr. 1s-Brig. Gen w. Burns, retired. at
May i5-John S. Barbour. United States SEN
ator from Virginia. in Washington; aged Y
May l9-Judge Thomas f. Davidson, at his
June 9-Sidney Dillon, tinancier and railroad
magnate, at his residence ia New York, aged79
June l2-Col, l.. l. Polk, president OF MAJ ion
al Farmers alliance, in Washington. aged 90
June l4-Gcn. Eli I. Stackhouse, congress
man from South Carolina, in Washington.
June ls-Emmons Blaine, Oldest sol OF the
ex-secreta OF state, in Chicago. aged 81.
July l2-Cyrgs W Flea. al his home at Ands
ley Park, near Doils Terry, =. Y, aged r.
George w. Buugay, poet writer and orator, al
.July l9~Ex.cenator newton Booth from
California died IN Sacramento.
July is-Mrs Rose Terry-Cook, auth Dress, at
Pfttsield, Mass aged SO.
July 22-H snry J. Gardner. ex-governor Of
Mas achuscuts. al Milton 90. Mother Caroline,
head aad founder Of Order q Notre Dame Sis
tiers IN Untel States, at Milwaukee, c0nvont
July 2a-Ex Gov Charles H. HGrdin az ioxi-
CO. No. aged -
July si-Ex.scnator Anthony Kennedy at
Aug. 20-Judge Jesse Lynch. father Of the
republican party" al Peoria, III aged 70.
Aug. 23-Ex-Gov. Myron II. Clark, Of New
York, Al his home in Canandaigua = Loiis
Brooklyn, n. y; aged II.
Aug si-Gcorge William Curtis, editor Of
Harper,s Weekly, az his home in Livingston,
Staten Island; aged 90.
Sep 7-John @. Whittier, the Quaker poet, az
Hampton Tails, n a.; aged 81 Ex-senator
Francis Herman OF New YorlS,fn Utica: aged 10
Sep 13-Roar Admiral John Cumming How
ell q United States ANY, at Folkestone, Eng
land; aged ~
sep. iD-lsA -6NftIUlI ILoLnts II NhttS VI
Alabama at Montgomery
Sept % Maj Gen John Pope at sanduslxy,
at the Ohio soldiers home; aged 90
Sep. 25-Patrick S. Gilmore, great band
-eader, at st Louis aged g.
Mich.
Oct 2I-Caroline Scott Harrison wife OF
President Harrison. at Washington; aged 80.
OSt 25-Prof William Swin,on author Of
school books. at New York; aged 90
Nov. 2-Lieut Frederick Schwatka, arctic
exniorpr . Portland
Nov 4-Gen. samuel wylile Crawford, al
Philadelphia aged IS
Nov. 5-coneressman Edward F. Mcdonald,
NOV 7-Theophilus Abbot. distinguished edu-
Gator IN Michigan, At Lansing; age 4 Go
Nov. 29-Graham \, Fitch L. :. OK senator
from Indiana. in Logansport aged 81
Nov 29-Alexander IL. Wyant famous Amer.
lean painter, at his home in New York
Dec MARY Allen west Of chicago, cantor
ok Union Signal, Al Toxic, Japan aged 30
Dec 2-Jay Could great nnancier and railway
king, at his home In New York; aged %.
Dec. 3-Commander Roswell d. Hitchcock.
Jr., u. S n, in New York.
Dec. 5-Mai Gen. Benjamin W. Brice, U. S
A. fretiredl, at Washington, aged 70.
Dec s-Prof. John Strong Newberry, eminent
geologist, At New Haven. Conn. aged 20
Dec. e-Mariin Burke one Of the three men
convicted Of the murder OF DR. Cronin in Chi
cago in 1889, died in prison At Joliet III
Dec l5-l l. Gibson, u. 5. senator from
Louisiana. at Hot Springs, Ark; aged 90
POLITICAL, SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS, ETC.
Jan. l--Roswell z. Flower inauguraled gov.
ernor OF New York at Albany. Bishop W,
Perkins appointed 10 succeed the late United
States Senator Plumb, from Kansas
Jan. 2-Proclamaiion promulgat ting reciproe
y treaty with salvador issued 10y President
Harrison, TO go in eject February l.
Jan. li--William Mckinley inaugursted gov
ernor OF Ohio al Columbus
Jan. s0-Woman's Suffrage association elected
Miss Susan b. Anthony as active president al
Washington . II. A. Boies iuauguraied 10 his
second term as governor OF Iowa 81 Dies MOlnes.
Jan. 25-National Brieklayers union elected
John Hearth, OF Denver, Col, as president.
American Beet Sugar Producers associa uon
formed al San Francisco with Henry 4. Onward
as president
twelfth annual session in Chicago. In reply 10
The al.imatum. Chilli disayOWed the Malta circu
lar, apoogized Tor The Baltimore outrages, leav
ing terms OF SCltlement 10 United STATES su.
prsma court AMI Withdrew the request for re-
call OF Minister Egan
Jan 2s-Presidont Harrison In special mes
sage to congress declaredchili,s reply to Tie I'll
timaium satisfactory =. ID. T. Ravens. OF Wash.
ington. elected president OF Farmers National
alliance.
Feb, United States supreme court decided
in favor Of James T. Boyd in Nebraska gov
FEB 5~President Harrison issued proela
nation OF reciprocity treaty with British West
Feb is-H j. Noyes, OF Richmond. Wis,
elected president of National Dairy and Cheese
Makers association, at Madison, Wis.
Feb. e5-Uuiversity OF Chicago received tl.-
600, 900 from John D.. Rockefeller, making his
total gift ss.6)00ol
Feb. 2g-Mckinley actdeclsred constitutional
by United States supreme court. -. Consttu-
tionality Of Speaker Reeds quorum count IN
Fifty-first congress affirmed by United States
supreme court
Mar. ~ ~ isconsin supreme court declared |
the superintendent OF state into senate aad as |
sembly districts. made by last legislature, uI. |
constitutional. =. Roger q Mills chosen United |
States senator from Texas.
Mar. 29-The United States senate, in execu- |
ton, ratified BchriEg sea arbitration treaty
Apr brown elected governor Of Rhode |
Island.
Apr 8-W. r. Baker reelected president for |
ensuing year OF Worlds Columbian exposition
Apr l5-New York assembly passed a hili Civ |
ing women right OF suffrage in state elections.
Apr. l9-Nlrphy J. Foster, candidate OF the |
antf-lottery democrats, for governor OF Louisi- |
ana, elected.
Apr a5-imprcssive ceremonies held in Riv-
erside park, New York, at the laying 81 the l
corner stone OF the Grant monument
May 5-President Harrison signed Chinese
exclusion bill
May ls-Mrs. Charlotte En- ,rson Brown, Of
New Jersey. reelected president OF the Fedora
ton OF Women's clubs at Chicago