Mower County transcript., 1893-01-04

Judge esW4llamN-Ruge the New York
IA court of;appeals. at Syracuse. N. Y, agafl
h Randolph Rogers, the american sculptez.
f In ROnae, aged G7.
| ,m- Ex-Consressman Walte1.A. Wood, a prom
f. inent manufacturer, ats HOesiek Falls, n.
Y, aged n.
10 Chrissopher P. Cranch, zeat and painteyr
/ at Cambridge, Mass.. 2ged:7ss a.5#. -.
q Justice Joseph p. Bredley, .of the q. s:
supreme court, at Washington, aged 7g.
Very Rev. Peter Hennart, vicar general Of
the 4. G. church, at QetFoitL.
q w. E. Robinson. ''Richelieu.'r Journalists
/ and Irish patriot, in Rnoeklyp, aged 7s. :
! s5- Rev. Dr.. R. B. owardAsecretsry of t21p
American Peace association in Romas
aged st.. ',- = ~ =
o.. Gen. H.. A.. Barnum, H. New York citg:
aged SO.
81. Rev. Charles Hadden. spurgsan, at Mem
tonn. France, aged 6G. .. a@
FEBRUAKNs
3. Sir Moren Mackenzie, KnelisA physieieu;
fIaLondon, aged IS. s.;
8. G. f.. Cabanis, a Wisconsin pioneer, st
Georgetown, Wis.
o. John Jay Knox, ex-comptroller U. S. treas,
ary, In New York city, aged q.
II. Capt: William M. Conaags theaterand hod1,3
manager. in ST.. Lorisi aged 81
H.. Nicholas Forester, eaton, in Boston. asea
"a. John G. Shea, <historiaae,and editor, at Eaa:
abeth. n j., aged 6ss. :
MARgH;
t. Ex-Gavernor.W.:W w. Holden. Of North Chr.
olina, OF Raleigh, .agedH Z"
T.. DR.. Noah Porter, ex-president of Yale. at
New Haven, aged 801.
g. Edwards Pierrepont, ,ex- minister to Eng
land, In New York oity, aged 70.
10: Rt. Rex. Gregory Thursten Be6tell, third
Episcopal bishop Of 0hio> In New yark
city, aged 80..
"a D1,i1ir ~ r,,,o No.. ....rp
per- artist, in New York city.
II. Max Strakosch. the opera manager. in
New York city. aged 81.
JudgeJ. A. Gilner, Of North Carolisa. at
Greensboro, aged 81.
18 Daniel Lothrops the pabflsher, in Rastoa,
aged CO.
%. DR.. D. Hayes Agnew> Of the Unfvexsitx,of
Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, age0M.,
a. Walt Whitman. the poet, at CamSenAt m
/. Charles D. Drake. ex-ehief justicepf tho
United States coRrt Of claims, ins,Vash-
ington, aged 81.
s. T.J. Barton, an old theater managess1niBal-
timore, aged 70.
T. Gen. J. w. Singleton, in Baltimore. aged s.
g. Willard Salisbury, ex-senator frem Dela-
ware, at Dover, DEL, aged ~.
s. Ex-Congressman Charles A. Stevens. of
Ware, Mass, in New York city, aged rs.
g. Gen. G.. w. Field, ,ex-Confederate, at Wash
ington, aged 81.
16. Miss Amelia B. Edwards. nevelist.and lec-
turer, in London, aged Gl.
II. Hon. Alexander Mackenzie, e1-premier OF
Canada, at Sarnia, aged TO-
l9. Roswell Smith, president of The Century
company, in New York city, aged g..
26. William Astor, grandson Of John. Jacob
Astor, in Paris, aged 81.
%. Gen. William Wells, VAermont veteran.
in New York city, aged,5a:
MAY.
l. Charles Harris, writerander the nom de
plume Carl Pretzel, in Chicago, aged 81.
6. O. G. Warren. senior proprietor Of the Buf-
falo Commercial, in Buffalo, aged 49,
g. Gen, w. G. Halpin. .; Onion veteran, in
Cincinnati.
IA. Senator John S: Barbour, of Virginia, in
Washington. aged. IL;
Gen. Thomas A. Rowley, veteran Of the
Mexican and cixil: wars, ct Pittsburg,
aged IS.
10. James R. Osgood. formerly Boston pub
Usher, in London, aged So
q. Gen. A. D. Straight, Union veteran, near
Indianapolis. aged 63.
Gen. Ralph P: Buckland. Onion veteran, at
Fremont, O., aged So
20. Charles GaXler, dramatist, in Brooklva.
aged II.
l. Maria Morgan. known as MILDLY" Morgan,
stock reporter, In Jersey City, aged a.
8. Sidney Dillon, capitalist. in New York city,
ageAS4
IL. Col. T.. L. Polk president of the National
Farmers Alliance, in Washington, aged
Is Raw. Father Molinger, Roman Catholic
! priest and physician, at Pittsburg, aged 70
II. Emmons Blaine, in Chicago aged IS.
| r. Senor Malta. Chili's ex-minister of foreie1
! affairs, at Valparaiso.
| JULY.
! 10. Kate Castleton, actress, at Providence
aged 38.
IL. Cyrus W. Field, at Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.
aged 73.
.1s Rose Terry Cooke, authorsss, at Spring
field, Mass, aged 65.
10. Thomas Cook, founder OF Cooks excur
sions, in London.
q. Ex-Governor II. J. Gardner, of Massachp
setts, at Milton.
IS. Moses s. Beach, formerly proprietor of IT,
New York Sun, at Peekskill, N. " age
70
81. Ex-senator Anthony Kennedy Of Mary
land. in Annapolis, aged 49,
AUGUST.
!. Gen. s. s. Fry. Union veteran, at Louisville
aged "a.
= I. Gen. John Tillson, editor of the Quinc
Whig, at Quincy, Ills.
IL Josephine Pollard. authoress, in New Yor
city, aged 81.
q. Ex-Governor Myron H. Clark, of New Yorl
! at Canandaigua, N. Y, aged 8e.
Ex-Governor E. L. Lowe, Of Maryland, i
Brooklyn, aged 70.
26. Rev. William Ware Howland, an old mis-
sionary Of the American board in Jaffna
patam, Ceylon, aged rs.
81. George William Curtis, author and editor
at Livingston, Staten Island, aged 68.
SEPTEMBER.
n 3. Daniel Dougherty, lawyer and orator, /
Philadelphia. aged 66.
Z. John G. Whittier, the poet, at Hampto
Falls, N. H., aged s..
Ex-senator Francis Herman, promine1
Democrat, at Utica, N. Y. aged 76.
y 13 David Bruce, inventor Of the typemakin
machine, In Brooklyn, aged 98
T. 20. Gen. Daniel Ullmann, a civil war veteran
at Nyack. N. Y, aged SO.
q. Gen. John Pope, U. 8. A., retired, at Sa1
duskv. O., aged So.
"a. P. 8. Gilmore. the band leader, inst. Loui
aged 63. -.
. Is. Gen. J. w. Hustled, ex-speaker of the Ne,
York assembly, at Peekskill. N. Y, age
80. t-.-.-
%..,... OCTOBER.
: 2. Ernest Renan, French philosopher an
;; ;; skeptic, in Paris, aged 50.
u 6. Alfred Tennyson, Baron d'Eyncourt, q
Aldworth, England, aged 50.
y. Charles L. Harris, actor, in Chicago, aged s
"a. Professor William SHinton anthor a.