Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-01-09

J.: aged 70: Hugh Mccunoch. Lincoln.s
and Arthurs secretary of treasury, at
May 2l-Ex-Congressma Gen. J. b.
Hawley. at Hot Springs. 8. d.
el May m-seeIetary of State Walter O..
Goldsmith ". Hewitt. at Birmingham. Ala:
May sLEx-congressm John r. An
drews: in Boston: aged 45-...Chief Engin-
Ger of United States Navy William w.
Heaton in New York; aged S.
Jun. S-Ex-Gov. Lewis e. Parsons, of
Jun. Seen. Green Clay Smith. once
pEohihition candidate for president. at
Jun. 30-Ex-Congressman william F.
Parrot. at Evansville, Ind: aged 90.
Wisconsin. at Madison; aged IS.
Jul. 6-Ex-Gov. E. A. Stevenson. of Idaho,
committed suicide at Paraiso Springs. Cal
at Ashland. o.: aged Y.
Jul. Congressman Frederick Remain,
at Vandalia, ILL.,: aged 49,
JUL 19-Ex-Congressman William E.
Lehman, at Atlantic City. Pa
Jul 22Ex-Gov. and ex-Congressman
Alexander H: Rice. of Boston. at Melrose.
Jul 2s-Rev DR.. Edward Beecher, broth
er of Henry Ward. in Brooklyn: aged 90.
Jul. 3O-Judge John Dean Cation, in Chi
Aug. z-George Frederick Root. composer
Of war songs and love ballads. on Bailey's
'sl aug W fii Sssa Edmunds Jackson, assoc
9ta as. Justice Of .. s. supreme p court at
Maxey from Texas. at Eureka Springs.
Aug. 10 = Ex-congressman william
Strong from Connecticut, who retired from
bench of U. s.. supreme court in 1880, at
Lake Minnewaska. ny: aged 81. Leon
osceoia, WIS; aged q. y e'' -
Aug. 22-Ex-Gov. Luzon B. Morris, of
Connecticut Come is at New Haven: aged ss; g.. -.
Paul Webb. the famous swimmer, in Spo-
kane, Wash.
Sep. 1-Dr. Patrick F. Quigley, Catholic
of American Protective association; in To-
ledo, O.....U. s. commissioner of fish and
ton: aged CO.. Gen. Ely Samuel Parker, the
famous full-blooded Indian who was
Grants private secretary during the war
and later commissioner of Indian affairs.
Sep. aEx-U. s. Senator ]. s. Lewis.
rear Harrisonburg. Va; aged e.: Elk
Sep. s-Ex-Congressman William A.
Sackett, at Saratoga Springs, N. Y; aged
Sep. 1s-Ex-Congressman John B. Has
kins, of New York: aged "a.
Oct. 4Prof. Hjalmar Hjorth BoyeSen, of
Columbia college. noted Norwegian au-
th 1r, in New , Mork; eyed a. s.or, die
tinguiShed American sculptor, in Rome.
Oct. S-EN-Senator Gen. William Malone,
in Washington; aged So.
Oct. 11-CongreSSman-E Elect Judge Cy-
rus L. Cook illinois. 18th district), in Chi
Oct. 4-Ex-Gov. Elisha P. Ferry. of
Washington, at Seattle: aged 20.
Oct 22-Ex-Gov. Oliver Ames, of Massa-
chusetts, in North Easton, Mass: aged ca.
Oct. 24-Ex-U. S: Senator Charles II. Van
Wyck, of Nebraska, in Washington; aged
Oct. 2s--Ex-Congressman Col; Lewis W.
Ross, at Lewistown, ILL.,; aged So.
Nov. +Eugene Field, poet and humorist,
at Chicago: aged IS.
Nov. 7-Rear Admiral Robert w. Shu-
feIdt (retireO. in Washington;
Nov. 10-Ex-Congressman Albert G. Wat
kins, at Moorsburg. Tenn: aged go
Npv 1eTRev Or: Samuel f Francis Smith,
Nov: 22-Ex-Congressman Henry Snapp,
U. S African-American church. at Balti-
Dec. 5Ex-U. S. Senator Gen. Edward
Dec. 12-Ex-U. S. Senator Allen G. Thur
man, at Columbus, O.: aged s.. .Ex-Con-
gresham H. s. Bundy. at Wellston. O.;
Dec. 1s-Brevet Brig Gen. W. B. Royal.
q; S: A.; retired; at Washington; aged e. 20 r.,
Rss at
gresham W. A. McKeighan. at Hastings,
Dec. 16-Ex-CongressmanB B. NJ. Kitchen,
Dec. If-Gen Moses B. Walker, hero Of
Chichamauga, at Kenton. o.
doorkeeper Of U. S. senate.
POLITICAL, SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS AND
EDUCATIONAL
Jan. Gov J. T. Rich tMich.) In
augurated. Gov. Levi P. Morton IN. 70
Jan. Gov. Chas A Bushiel IN. H,l in,
augurated. ...Gov. Henry B. Cleves (Me.)
tnaugurated.
Jan. 7-Gov. w. H. Upham 1Wis) in
augurated.. ..Gov. Richards (Wyo) in
Jan sIGov. John E. Jones CNeb3 in
augurated. Gov. Mcintyre (ColJ In
Jan. 11IGov. Budd (Cal.) inaugurated.
Jan. 1+Congressman John c. Black IG.l
Jan. 15-John NJ Thurston CNeb.) elected
to U. s. senate....Gov. Hastings (Pa.) in
augurated: Coy: Ghas culbsrson eTex9
1mies5 elected to =. s. ana
Senator Hoar (Massl reelected. u. 9.
Senator VIM E. Chandler On. H) reelected
to U. S: senate....E. o. Wolcott (col;)
elected to U s. senate ,o: At New . York G. G;
american Society Of civil Engineers At
Chicago. J. b Fprrow eiested LIST .,d presi-
ss 5aa ss sSslsy r. e s!sf5sa Il
Warren 0Nyo2, e; D :. G Ssn tWyo2i J. n
Chiffon (Tex.). VIM. ]. Sewall On. j. Geo.
c. Perkins (Cal), r. F. Pettigrew Is. D },
nG Hf a. Slns a. Aatsr s
O., hay dealers form national organization
Jan. 23-Gov. Nelson (Minn.) elected to
Jan. 2gNicaragua canal bill passes U.
S. senate, vote 81 to a
message on financial situation.
U. s: senate. AT Washington, national
Jan. 2i-Lieut. Gov. Ciough lIinn) be-
Feb. SAt Atlanta. Ca, Susan B. An
can Woman Suffrage association.
Feb Sat Raleigh, N. c., annual con;
Feb 6-Gen John NJ schofield nominated
for lieutenant general by President Cleve-
Feb, Mayor Strong On: Y. city &C
cepted designations of all Tammany off,
Feb s4President's message announcing
gold loan of $50, 500. 900 read before congress
Feb 1s-At Cleveland, annual convention
Feb. 1s-At New York. League of Ameri-
can Wheelmen. in annual session.
>. Feb. Pat New York american sia Pub
Feb. 21-At Washington, Mrs. Mary p.
McFoster elected president of Congress OF
Feb. 23-Geo W. Mcbride (Ore.) elected
to Z. S. senate. Senator NJ. w. Ransom
On. CD made minister to Mexico. AT
Washington, Nelson Dingley, Jr., (Me.)
elected president of Congressional Temper
ance society.
Feb. 25-John W. Showalter Qn.) named
for judge of It'll Z. s. judicial circuit.
Feb. 26--At Washington, Mary L. Dick
inson elected president of National Coun-
Gil Of Women. AT Washington, National
Dairy congress in session.
Feb. 27-Postmaster General BisSel1 re-
signed.
Feb. 2S-Congressman W. L. Wilson CIV
Va.) named for postmaster general.
7-Cen T., Shnr1p \ al f, II