Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-02
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NEUROLOGY.
engineer corps tretired1 at " ashinsson aged "a
Jan. S-Rear Admiral 9. L +. Rodgers Gre
f gsn g onsnP BSisSop a Jadd in
Jan, I5-Randolph Rogers, the celebrated
|>. Jan. 2o-christopher P. traneh. the noted
artist and writer, in Cambridge, Mass.
of .. S supreme courtat Washington; aged 70.
Jan sS-Ex-Gov. John Hall, OF Delaware, at
Feb Rear Admiral Andrew Brysen IRE.
tired at his residence in n, washington; aged 20
Mar. SIX Congressman Steven T. Hopkins,
Of New York, found dead by railway track near
Mar. NOAH Porter. ex.president of Yale col.
e at his in MsT Haven Sn Top Rsn sged 81
Kentucky, in Washington; aged So
Mar. 2O-Daniel Lothrop. well-known publish
er; at his home in Boston; aged 90
Apr. iHcharies D. Drake, ex,chiefi i6stics OF
o. S. army (retired), at.Astoria, Ore. aged 70
an, IN New York; aged s.. ~
Apr. 19.aBrig. Gen w. Burns, retired, at
May l5-John S. Barbour. United States sen
atSr from Virginia aa inv in Wasmngtoni aged ~
home in Crawfordsviiie, Ind aged IS.
June 9-Sidney Dillon, financier and railroad
JSne ia@col l. f L Polk. =. President Of Nation
al Farmers alliance, in Washington; aged 55
man from South Carolina, in Washington.
June 18-Emmons Blaine, Oldest son Of the
July is~Cyrus w. Field. at his home at At Ands.
ley Park, near Dobbs Ferry, n Y, aged r..
sso5ss I'd Sqngay afed writer and orator al
July lEEx:senator Newton Booth from
| California died in Sacramento
4 TarTV-CIOOl q
| Pittsheld, Mass; aged 66:
July 22-Henry J; Gardner, ex-governor Of
head and founder of Order Of ,Notre Dame sis.
tiers IN United States, at milwaukee, convent
July 29-Ex Gov. Charles H. Hardin, at Mext
July siSEx-senator Anthony Kennedy al
Avs; ,soaJ1dge Jesse Lynch; father Of the
Lowe, ex-governor Of Maryland at his homo in
Aug S1-3eorge William Curtis, editor OF
Harper,s Weekly. at his home in Livingston.
Sep. 7-Iohn G. Whittier, the Quaker poet, al
Hampto4 Falls N h; eyed l "a ~; Ex-senst To-
/ Sep. 13-Rear Admiral John Cumming How
ell Of United States avy, at Folkestone. Eng
Sep. lex Governor Thomas H. Watts o,
Alabama, at Montgomery.
| Sept. 23-Maj. Gen. John Pope at Sandusky
at the Ohio soldiers home: aged SO.
Sep. 25.Patrick S. Gilmore, great band
l
Mich.
President Harrison, At Washington; aged Sc,
Oct 25.Prof William Swinton, author Of
| Nov. 2-Lieut Frederick Schwatka, arctic
explorer. at Portland, Ore.
Philadelphia; aged So
Nov. 5-Congressman Edward F. Mcdonald
Z Nov. 7@T III Abbot, distinguished edu
| I Gator in Michigan at Lansing; aged g.
No Mov 29nGra 4; n Fitch: u s. Q, ex-senator
Nov. 29-AIexander H! Wyant. famous Amer
lean painter, at his home in New York.
TGon signal Af Too JAPAN ageS eo'0
Dec 2,,Jay Gould, great inancier and railway
king, at his home in New York; aged 90.
Jr;, U. S. n, in New York. .
Dee na it. Gen R5snaip preS eroo u
Dec s-Prof John Strong Newberry, eminen
ge0logist, st New Haven Haven, Conn; aged q 49,,
convicted of the murder of Dr.. Cronin in Chi
in sg died IL PrsOn JSliet III
Louisiana, at Hot Springs, Ark; aged 60.
POLITICAL, SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS, ETC
ernor Ct New York at Hbany Bishop
Perkins appointed to succeed the late United
States Senator Plumb, from Kansas.
Jan. 2-Proclamatio ton promulgating reciproci
| ty treaty with Salvador issued by Presiden
Harrison, to go in effect February l.
Jan ll-William Mckinley inaugurated gov
| ernor of Ohio at Columbus.
Jan. 20-Woman's Suffrage association elected
| Miss Susan B. Anthony as active president q
Washington. -. H. A. Boies inaugurated to hi
second term as governor Of Iowa at Des Moines
| Jan. 25-National Bricklayers' union elected
John Hearth, of Denver. Col. as president.
American Beet Sugar Producers association
formed at San Francisco with Henry I. Oxwar'
! as president
Jan. 27-Farmers' National alliance met /,
the uitimatum, 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
. | call of Minister Egan
Jan. 2S-President Harrison in special mes
sage to congress declared Chili's reply to the I'll
| timatum satisfactory -. D. F. Ravens, of Wash
tngton, elected president of Farmers Nationa
Feb. limited States supreme court decide,
in favor of James l.. Boyd, in Nebraska gov
Feb 6-President Harrison issued a procla
, nation OF reciprocity treaty with British Yves
FEB, Tss is.A a j. Neyes, Of 6 RiSnmon S Wis Wi.
/ Makers association, at Madison, Wis.
from john B, RooketeEer. mating mating Ii
l Feb 29-McIlinley act declared cons titutiona
by United States supreme court. Constitr
Fifty-hrst congress affirmed BY United State
! | supreme court
s Mar. 22-" isconsin supreme court declare
4 | the apportionment OF state into senate and as
sembiy districts made BY last legislature, ur
States senator from Texas - O'-O'-
Mar. 29-The United States senate, in execu
| ton, ratified Behring arbitration treaty.
, apr Thrown elected governor of Rhod
Apr. s-w. T. Baker reelected president 70
| ensuing year Of Worlds Columbian exposition.
Apr 15-New York assembly passed bill civ
| ing women right of suffrage in state elections.
Apr. 19-Murphy j. Foster, candidate of tn
antilottery democrats, for governor of Louis
, | ana, elected.
Apr 27-1mpressive ceremonies held in Ri1
l erside park, New York, at the laying of tn
/ corner stone of the Grant monument
Nov K Tarricnn
| exclusion bill
: May 13-Mrs Charlotte Emerson Brown c
| New Jersey, reelected president of the Fedora
q | ton of Women's clubs at Chicago.
y May ZIP. M. Arthur reelected grand chic
| engineer of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Ell
? | gineers at Atlanta, Ga.
May 26-B. p Brice, OF Hudson, Wis, electe
= president of National Editorial association a
San Francisco. Ellis Wainwright, OF 81
j. | Louis, elected president of United States Brew
+ | ers' association a Boston.
s June 4-President Harrison accepted Blaine
| resignation as secretary Of state.
. June 7-Tehth republican national conventio
r | convened at Minneapolis, with j. Sloat FasSet
l as Temporary chairman.