Connecticut western news., 1894-01-04
DEATH ROLL OF 1893.
SOME VERY BRILLIANT NAMES ADORN
 THE GRIM RECORD.
Men and Women of National and World wide Celebrity, Statesmen, Soldiers, Financiers and Leaders of So-
 ciety the Shining Marks.
JANUARY.

ton leader, In North Abingdon, Mass; aged 70.
 Mrs. Martha Joan Reade Nash Lamb, his- torian, in New York city; aged 64. 6. c. A. Cappa, bandmaster of the Seventh New York regiment, in New York city; aged 58.
 Maj J. P Frost of the Boston Globe, an old New England journalist, in Boston. 10. Gen. Benjamin F. Butler, at Washington; aged 75. A Gen. Joseph J. Bartlett, a Union veteran and ex-minister to Sweden, in Baltimore; aged T3. 15 Gen. Rufus Ingalls,, U. s. A. (retiredl, in New York city; aged A. F. Gen. Rutherford B. Hayes, ex-president of the United States, at Fremont, O.; aged Il. % Phillips Brooks, bishop of Massach usetts, in Boston; aged 58 24 Justice Leo. c. Lamar of the United States supreme court, at Macon, Ga.; aged 6S. T. Hon. James G. Blaine, in Washington; aged 63.
 Gen. Abner Doubleday, U. S. A. tretiredD a veteran of the Mexican and civil wars, at Mendham, N. J.; aged "A. 8 Gen. $. s. Carroll, U.S.A. (retired), in Wash ington; aged 70.
 FEBRUARY. 12. Dr. Norvin Green, president of the Vest ern Union Telegraph company, in Louis vile; aged 75. 20. Gen. F. c. T. Beauregard, the Confederate veteran, at New Orleans; aged 75. 23. Rufus Hatch, a well known stockbroker,
 
 MARCH. ?. R. M. Bishop, ex-governor of Ohio, at Jack sonville, Fla; aged S1. 6. Hippolyte Adolphe Taine, French historian and critic, in Paris: aged 75. Gen. Thomas Reynolds, a Union veteran, in Chicago. 10. Rev. Andrew Preston Peabody, professor emeritus in Harvard university, at Cam bridge, Mass: aged S2. Il. Col. Charles E. Taylor, the oldest telegraph Sy. fh.xx fl ErnfN | fort F. Jules Ferry, the French statesman, in Paris; aged 81. 20. Commodore Horatio Bridge, U. s. N. (re- tired); aged ST. 22. Ex-senator Eli saulsbury of Delaware, at Dover; aged G6. A. Col. Elliott F. Shepard, editor of the New York Mail and Express, in New York city; aged 59. 2s. Gen. E. Kirby Smith, the Confederate vet eran, at Sewanee, Tenn; aged 60. APRIL. 5. E. K. Bruce, formerly known in Chicago as the Corn King," in that city; aged 6S. '. Rt. Rev. William Ingraham Kip, the first Protestant Episcopal bishop of California; aged S1. George I. Seney, fnancier and philanthro- pist, in New York city; aged s7. 10. Manuel Gonzales, ex-president of the Mex ican republics; aged 73. -- 20. Mrs. Almira Hancock, widow of Gen. w. s. Hancock. in New York.
 
 United States minister to Austria, in Wash ton; aged II. P. Gen. John NJ. Corse, the hero of AllatoonA, at Winchester, Mass; aged 58. r...5 MAY. {. Ex-United States Senator J. w. Patterson of New Hampshire, at Hanover. N. H. [. Col. Ward H. Lamon, who was Lincoln's private secretary, at Martinsburg, w. Va. 10. Dr. Charles Carroll Lee, president of the New York Medical society, in New York city; aged 54. Il. Gen. k. D. Townsend, adiutant general of the army (retired), at Washington; aged 7e. 12. Gen. $. c. Armstrong, principal of Hamp- ton Normal institute and Indian school, at Hampton, Va.; aged 54 IA. Rev. w. H. A. Bissell, bishop of the Prot estant Episcopal diocese of Vermont, at Burlington; aged 80. l9. James k. Murdoch, actor and elocutionist, at Cincinnati: aged S3. 26. Dr. Lyman A. Abbott, a New England can- cer specialist, at Maiden, Mass; aged s8. JUNE. 2. Edwin Booth, the eminent tragedian, in New York city; aged to. Dr. J. k. Hendricks, a noted mathemati- clan, at Des Moines aged 79. 8. Rev. Dr. o. R. Blue, prominent in the Meth odist church south, at Greensboro, Ala; aged 70. Il. Gen. James A. Hall, a civil war veteran of Maine, died on board of train on the New York Central near Syracuse. 21. Senator Leland Stanford, the California capitalist, at Palo Alto Cal; aged 69. 2. Rev. w. w. Kone, the oldest Baptist mln- ister in the United States, in Denison, Tex; aged 90. 5. Commodore Francis Lockwood, U. s. N. tretired), at Flushing, N. Y.; aged 90. 6. Guy de Maupassant, the French romanti- cist; aged A.. 2. Justice Samuel Blatchford of the United States supreme court, at Newport, R. l.; aged 73. 9. Ex-Governor A. K. Allison of Florida in Jacksonville aged s. 10. Charles Brenneke, formerly well known as an architect and engineer, at Marshall town, Ia.; aged 79. 15. Gen. David w. Miles, & Pennsylvania vet eran, at Lancaster; aged 6I. Gen. J. c. kelton, U. $. A. (retired), at Wash ton; aged 81. l6 Gen. Edward Jardine, Union veteran, in New York city; aged 65. Rear Admiral Earl English, U. s. N (re- tired), at Washington; aged 65. 20. Gen. J. q. Walker, veteran of the regular army and of the Confectionery, in Washing ton; aged 70. 2l. Rear Admiral Melancthon Smith, U s. N. (retired), at Green Bay, Wis; aged S3. 20. Gen. George w. Morgan, a Mexican and civil war veteran, at Fort Monroe. Va: aged 73
 AUGUST. 3. Gen. William P. Innes a civil war veteran, at Grand Rapids. 3. James L. Wright, one of seven founders of the Knights of Labor, at Germantown, Pa; aged 78
 6. Gen. George B. Bingham, a Union veteran, at Westboro, Mass. 2. Alfred Butler Starey, editor Harper's Young People, in New York city. 9. John B. Wright, manager of Fords thea ter, where President Lincoln was assassi- mated, at Allston, Mass; aged 7s. George Makepeace Towle, historian and jour- naltst, at Brookline, Mass; aged 5s William T. w. Ball, an old Boston journalist, in that city; aged 63. Rear Admiral Thornton A. Jenkins, U. s. N., at Washington; aged 8l. 10. George Shiras, father of Justice Shiras and an old dPennsylvanian, at Pittsburg; aged s9 IT. John W. Casilear, a noted American land scape painter, at Saratoga Springs; aged 62. IS. John F. Ballyntine, journalist who helped found the Chicago Herald, in Chicago. 2 Leopold Alexander. duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, at Coburg; aged 75- 3 Mrs. Anna Hyde, aged 104, died at Peeks-- kill, N. Y.
 SEPTEMBER 3. Col. Jerome Bonaparte, grandnephew of Napoleon I, st Pride's Crossing, Mass; 6. Miss Emma M. Converse, a noted astro- nomical writer, at Whitefield. N. H.; aged 73.
 2. Ex-Secretary of State Hamilton Fish, at Garrison's, N. Y.; aged 85. B. Frederick Lathrop Ames, the richest man in New England, on board the sound steam CT Pilgrim; aged 5s. B. Sir Alexander F. Galt, a prominent Cana dian official, at Montreal; aged 76. 27. Professor J. +. Parrish Steele of Illinois, 6 well known writer on agriculture, In Mo bile; aged 65.
 Louis Lange, a German journalist and pub fisher, In St. Louis; aged 64. OCTOBER. 1. Judge Irving B. Handle, who an inti- mate friend of Lincoln, at Alton, Ills; aged 82.
 r. MacMahon, Due de Magenta, marshal of France and ex-president of the republic, in Paris; aged S5.
 Lucy Stone Blackwell, the woman suffragist. at Dorchester, Mass; aged 75. 19. Gen. Dennis F. Burke, one of the com