Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-04
LOOKING BACKWA ARD.
Leading Events of Memorable
 Twelve Months,
TIE YEAR 1894 PISSED N REVIEW.
Failures, Casualties, Crimes, Foreign and Industrial Happenings, Meteorology, Political, Social and Sporting
 Events Chronologically
 Recorded.
NECROLOGY.


 Jan. 10-Rear Admiral Donald McNeill Fair fax (U. s. navy, retired), at Hagerstown, Md; Jan l5-Henry M Rice ex-U. 8. senator from Minnesota, at San Antonio, Tex.
 Jan. 20-WilIiam Gilpin, first territorial gov- ernor of Colorado: aged 60
 Feb. 2-George W. Childs, editor and philan- thropst, in Philadelphia; aged e5.
 Feb. 4-Ex-U. S. Senator Morton s. Wilkin- son, i'll Wells, Mfnn.; aged 75
 Feb. 9-Congressn1an George ". Honk, of Dayton, O. in Washington.
 Feb. 28-Ex-U. s. Senator J. " McDill, in Creston, Ia,; aged 60
 Mar. I-Ex-Goy. John c. Downey, of Cali Mar. 28-U. s. Senator Alfred H. Colquitt from Georgia in Washington; aged 70.
 Mar. 28-George Tieknor Curtis, lawyer and author, in New YorSi aged 53.
 Apr. 13-Davd Dudley Field, lawyer and writer. in New York; aged 90.
 Apr. l4-Senator Zebulon B. Vance, from North Carolina. at Washington; aged e4 James M Harvey, of Kansas, near Junction City,. Henry 8. Ives, tho Napoleon of Apr 20-Acting governor G. s. N Morton, of Wyoming, ct Cheyenne.
 Apr, s7-Ex-Gov N. s. Berry, at Bristol, N. Apr. SOU. s. Senator Francis B. Stock bridge, of Kalomazoo, Mich, in Chicago aged 69. E1s- Postmaster General Frank Hatton editor of Washington Post aged 48.
 May 1o-Congressman Robert F. Brattan, at May I4-Ex-Gov. A. c. Hunt, of Colorado, at, Tennallytown, near Washington; aged 65.
 May l6-William H. Edwards, of Ohio, U. s. general consul at Berlin.
 June 4-Ex-Goy, Charles D. Van Zendt, of Rhode Island, in Brookline, Mass June 7-L1-Goy. Rodman M. Price, of New Jersey, in Oakland, Cal.
 June 18-William Walter Phelps, statesman and diplomat, at Englewood, N. J.
 June 20-Bishop w. Perkins, ex-senator of Kansas, at Washington; aged b3. June 29-Rear Admiral William Greenville Temple, U. s. N, retired, at Washington, aged70
 July 4-Ex-Gov Edwin B. Winans, of Michi-
 July 22-Eax-Gov. Frederick r. Low of Call ifornia, at San Francisco; aged 66.
 Aug. f--Joseph Holt, judge advocate general of the army, at Washington; aged ST.
 Aug. 6-Ex-GoV. Austin w, Blair, of Michi- 1 gam aged 76.
 Aug. 9-Judge Caswell Bennett, chief justice 1 Kentucky court of appeals, at Hoplxinsville.
 Aug. 27-Congressman George B. Shaw, at Eau Claire, Wis: aged 40.
 Sep 1.-Gen. Nathaniel F. Banks, at Wal thanl. Mass; aged 68.-.. Ex-Gov. Samuel J. Kirkwood, at Iowa City, Ia. :. aged 80
 Sep. 5--Ex. Gov. Gen. George Stoneman, Of 1 California, at Buffalo N. r. Sep. 27--Launt Thompson, sculptor, at Mid- dletown, N. Y
 Oct 3--ProE David Swing, eminent preacher l and theologian, in Chicago; aged 64
 Oct 7-OliFer Wendell Holmes, famous poet, i essayist, philosopher and scientist, in Boston, agea 65. Andrew c. Curtin, war governor of 1 Pennsylvania, at Bellefonte, Pa; aged 70.
 Oct. 21-Ex-Gov. Joseph Dorsett Bedle, Of New Jersey, in New York; aged G3 Nov. 13--Congressman Myron B. Wright, of 1 Susquehanna, at Trenton, Ont; aged 4z
 Nov. 16-Robert Q. Winthrop ex-U s. sem I aged s4.,.. pr. fumes McGosh, CT -bresidenf of I ExiUcefAn fNs ls1 cQfle9at oGe6 e2 --@.-4zz