The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-01


sRing Pharaoh. . chief of the Montaulz In
d:ans at Franklinville Suffolk county. N.
Y; aged 81.
Commodore john N. Easily, e. S. NJ retired.
in Washington; aged rs
q. Nine. Marietta Alboni, famous contralto,
in Paris; aged 20.
%. Rear Admiral William Greenville Temple,
Z. s. N, a veteran of the Mexican and
civil wars, in Washington; aged 20.
30 William G. Green. a well known banker and
railroad and lifelong friend of Lin
coin, at Tullula, Ills.
JULY.
T. Ex-Gov. Edwin B. Winans of Michigan, in
Hamburg.
D. Sir Austin Henry Layard. the explorer. in
London; aged -.
ID George r. Graham, founder of Graham's
Magazine. at Orange. N. J. aged 81.
49, William Il Garfield. pioneer Boston agent
for the New York daily papers, in Boston;
aged "a.
90 E. L. Il. Steele, California capitalist. in
Oakland.
81 Mrs. J. Dundas Lippincott, a prominent
PhiladeIphian, at Bar Harbor.
Frederick Ferdinand Low. ex-governor Of
California and ex-minister to China. at San
Francisco; aged &C.
Chief James R. Godfrey, last surviving chief
of the Miami tribe of Indians. at Fort
Wayne.
Is. Rev. DR.. J. B. Mccullough well known
Methodist preacher and editor, at Chester
Heights Camp, Pennsylvania; aged IL
26. Gen. Alfred j. Pleasonton, distinguished
Union cavalry leader. in Philadelphia: aged
g. John A McDougan. once famous artist
and friend of Poe. Willis, Irving and 9TH
ers at Newark, N. J.; aged g.
AUGUST.
/. Joseph Holt, formerly n cabinet officer and
judge advocate general under President
Lincoln, at Washington; aged s..
George Inness, noted American landscape
painter in Scotland; aged SO.
G. Ex-Gov. Austin Blair, Michigans war
governor" at Jackson; aged T6-
8. Joseph P. Wightman, early settler az
Burlington, Ia, in Chicago; aged 81.
IA. John Quincy Adams, son of Charles Francis
Adams and grandson of President Adams.
at Quincy, Mass. aged 81.
II. Charles Robinson, the 1rst governor elect
ed by the Free State party of Kansas at
Lawrence; aged 76.
Is. Col. John Atkins. editor of The Rocky
Mountain News, at Denver; aged 50.
Burton G. Cook, lawyer and statesman OF
Illinois, at Evanston; aged rs.
%. Judge Norman L. Freeman, the oldest
court reporter in the United States. at
Springfield, Ills.
&c. Mrs: Celia Thaxter, poet at isle of Shoals;
aged S.
SEPTEMBER.
1. Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks, a distinguished
Union soldier, at Waltham, Mass; aged 70.
Samuel ]. Kirkwood, Iowas governor.
at Des Moines; aged 81.
8. Judge A. II. Douglass, a prominent lawyer
in Tennessee and a pioneer, Indian fighter
and soldier, contemporary with Davy
Crockett, at Memphis; aged "a.
4. James NJ. Adsit, veteran banker Of Chi
cago. in that city; aged s..
S. Gen. George Stoneman. ex-governor OF
California and at one time chief of cavalry
in the Army of the Potomac, at Buffalo;
aged r.
6. Gen. Henry Eugene Davis, Union vet
eran, in New York city; aged So
8. The Count of Paris head of the French
royal family, in London: aged Sc
Prof Herman Louis Ferdinand Hclmholtz,
celebrated German Psychologist and ply
stefan, at Berlin; aged -
8. Gen. P. S. Levin, Union veteran, in To-
ledo; aged 72.
10. Prof. Heinrich Karl Brugseh eminent phil
ologist and Egyptologist, at Berlin; aged Is.
IL. Joseph S. Cone. noted California pioneer.
at Red Bluff aged II.
IA. Rear Admiral Edward Y. McCauley, L. =.
N, retired, at jamestown, R. L. aged e.
20. Mime. Fursch Madi, noted dramatic So
prano who created the title role of Aida
at Mount Bethel, N. j.; aged a..
q. Gen. Willard Slocum, a Union veteran. at
Ashland, o.. aged r.
"a. Gen. Thomas SER Cummings, noted Amer
lean artist, last surviving founder of the
National Academy of Design; aged 90.
26. Launt Thompson, noted American sculptor.
at Middletown, N. Y; aged 81.
%. William Allen Sheppard, well known Cana
dian journalist, printer and manager, al
Toronto; aged 81.
3. Prof. David Swing, noted college professor
and minister, in Chicago; aged O..
8. Prof. Vincenzo Botta, well known linguist.
in New York city; aged 72.
z. DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, in Boston; aged
IS.
Andrew G. Curtin war governor of Pennsyl-
vania, at Bellefonte; aged Il.
90. James Anthony Froude the historian. in
London aged rs.
81. Elk Mayor Monroe Heath of Chicago. at
Asheville, N. c.; aged e6.
Ex-Gov. Joseph Dorsett Bedle of New Jer-
sey, in New York city; aged 81;
25. Mary A Woodbridge, secretary of the W.
c. T. e., in Chicago.
Commodore William E. Hopkins, T. s. N,
retired, in San Francisco; aged %.
&c. Rev. Alexander Herberton, proninent
Presbyterian minister. in Philadelphia:
aged o.
Gen. Amos Beckwith, T. S. A, retired AZ
St. Louis; aged 90.
| q. Hon. David Wills, organizer of the Nation
| al cemetery at Gettysburg. in that town;
| NOVEMBER.
]. The Gar Alexander III of Russia; aged 80.
! Samuel Hancock, a prominent Methodist and
pioneer, in San Francisco; aged e..
1 3. Duncan n. Campbell, noted inventor in
shoe machinery, at Pawtucket. r. l.. aged
| 6. Philip Gilbert Hamerton, the well known
English artist and author. in Paris aged
| 8. William Moseley Hall, Chicago pioneer,
i in New York city; aged 50.
| 10. Theodore r. Davis, artist of Harper's
Weekly, at Asbury Park, n. j.; aged "a.
| IL. Col. John A. mcCau1l, the opera manager.
at Greensboro, n. c.
IA. Charles E. Strong, a prominent Newspaper
man of Chicago, in that city; aged So.
| Is. Iron Nation, head chief of the Brule Sioux;
! aged 90
II. Rev. DR.. James McCosh, president OF
Princeton college from 1868 to 1888, at
| Princeton, n. j.; aged SO.
/ Rev. W. G. T. Shedd theological teacher and
writer, in New York city aged IA.
Robert Charles Winthrop, a lineal descendants
of John Winthrop, the colonial governor
and noted orator and statesman. in Bos-
ton; aged So.
| 18. Thomas D. Gilbert prominent citizen and
pioneer of Michigan, at Grand Rapids;
aged 70.
20. Anton Grigorievich Rubinstein, the Russian
| pianist and composer, at St. Petersburg;
aged a.
q. c. s. Kaufman, one of the oldest iron mas
ters of Pennsylyania at Colnmh ia. aged 6a.