The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-09

IN Mar. H-Gen. Philip ct. George Cooke. In
Detroit, Mich: aged y p.,,or =, BOSTON.
editor. publisher and writer. In Cairo.
Egypt; aged rs.
Apr. s~Judge and ex-Congressman, a.
Slew W e. 5ennnSs
Apr. is-Robert g. Wyckliffe, ex-governor
Of Louisiana. at sheibyviiie' Ky Ky Tame,
F. Wilson, at Fairfield, Ia; aged 6s.
Apr sO-LeW B. Taft. eminent Jurist. at
Pontiac. Mich; aged rs.
Jersey May 'a Al EiisSSet hcI aged Il as
May S-Ex-Gov. James A. Weston. OF
New Hampshire. at Manchester;
May Sex Congressman A. M. Hamilton
Mt Fort Wayne, Ind: aged 81.
May 12-Gen. Charles Sutherland Ce-
tired), in washington. .Ex.Gov: Rev. ira
J. Chase. Of Indiana. at Lubec. Me-: ageo
president Of Amherst college. at Amherst.
May is-Rear Admiral John J. Amy. Y;
s. navy lreti.edl. IN Warrington; ag ;et. 80
MIA, at San Francisco; aged g.
May 2i-Congressman William Cogswell.
of Salem; Mass. at Washington: aged 81
thropist and abolitionist. at Mt. Clair, n.
j.: aged TO-. Hugh McCulloch. Lincoln's
and Arthur's secretary Of treasury. at
w MsH Esc asea y of State walter O.
Gresham: aged c. ~. Ex-congrcssman
Goldsmith W. Hewitt. at Birmingham. Ala;
As jun. s-Ex-aov. Lewis e. Parsons. of
Jun. 2e-Gen. Green Clay Smith. once
prohibition. candidate for president. at
Washington: aged So.
Parrot, at Evansville. Ind: aged 70.
Jul. 4-Chief Justice Harlow 8. Orion, OF
Wisconsin, at Madison: aged Is.
Jul ExTy r. A. b steysns SG., Q, .oa cs
Jul. 14-Congressmah Frederick Remain.
at Vandalia, H.; aged 48.
Jul 3o-Judge John Dean Cation. in Chi
Aug. 7-George Frederick Root. composer
Of war songs and love ballads. on Balley's
island, Me. aged "A.
Aug. SHOVEL Edmunds jackson. ASSOC
West Meade, Tenn: aged Is.
Aug. l6-Ex-U. 8. Senator Sam Bell
Macy from Texas. at Eureka Springs.
Sep. @E..U. 8. Senator J. 8. Lewis.
Gov. Charles Anderson. Of Ohio. at Kutta-
Oct. IProf Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen. Of
Columbia college. noted Norwegian au-
thor. in New York; aged a.
Oct. 7--william Wettmore Story. dis
Oct. s"Ex-senator Gen. William Malone.
In Washington; aged 50.
Oct. H-Ex-Gov. Elisha p. Ferry. Of
Washington. at Seattle: aged 70.
chusetts, in North Easton, Mass: aged GA.
Oct. 2-Ex-U. 8. Senator Charles II. Van
Wyck. Of Nebraska. IN Washington: aged
NSy 4-Eugsns Field. poet and humorist.
Nov. 7-Rear Admiral Robert w. Shu-
feidt tretired). in washington.
author Of America" at Boston.
Nov; 22-Ex-Congressman Henry snapp.
Nov s6-senior Bishop A. w. wayman.
U. 8. African-American church, at Balti-
Dec. I2-Ex-U. s. Senator Allen G. Thur
man. at Columbus. o.; aged So. .Ex-Con-
gresham H. s. Bundy. at Weli3ton. O.;
Dec. i3-Brevet Brig. Gen. w. B. Royal.
U; s. A.. retired, at Washington: aged 20
Dec. l5-Ex-Congressman Edward Nc
srea ssDn ". A. MseKeIsEan. at Hastinss.
Dec. Is-Ex-congressman B. NJ. Kitchen.
Dec. l7-Gen. Moses B. Walker. hero Of
Chlckamauga. at Kenton. o.
Dec. 1S-Capt. Isaac Bassett. assistant
doorkeeper Of U. 8. senate.
POLITICAL, SOCIAL. RELIGIOUS AND
EDUCATIONAL
Jan. 1-Gov. J. T. Rich (Mich.) in
augurated. Gov. Levi p. Morton IN. "
Jan. s-Gov. Chas. A. Bushiel IN. HI in
ausurated. Gov. Henry B. Cleves (Me)
Jan. 7-Gov. w. H. Upham (wis.) In
augurated. Gov. Richards wyoj in
Jan. s|Gov. John E. Jone. (Neb., in
augurated Gov. Mcintyre tcolJ in
Jan ll-Gov Budd (Cal) inaugurated.
Jan. l4-Congressman John c. Black ull.)
resigns
Jan. 15-John NJ. Thurston (Neb.) elected
to U. s. senate. Gov. Hastings (Pa.) in
augurated. Coy. Chas. Culberson CTex)
Exaggerated: Mcmillan and Burrows
Senator el Toar q ree seetsdT s.
Senator VIM. Z. Chandler IN. H. reelected
jan l6IGov. LORD (Ore.) inaugurated...:
Il Lee Mantle and T. Il Garter SMon9 elected
elected to U. s. senate. AT New York, G.
g. Morrison Nll) elected president Of
American Society Of Civil Engineers. :. AT
dent Of National Farmers Federation.
senate: Shelby II; csllom M,. F: 7:
DopS &c p as farf kyoA cIa n
Chiffon (Tex.). VIM. J. Sewall IN. ~, Geo.
e. Perkins (Cal). r. F. Pettigrew IS. d..
and g. HATE A. EIS STIenH8 Marion sItIsr On e.
-. a., wv. IN SicNcidHu,
O., hay dealers form national organization.
Jan. 23-Gov. Nelson (Minn.) elected to
L. 8. senate -
J ssn. IN Mica ~ canal bill passes u
Jan. 2S-President sends congress special
message on financial situation.
Jan. 2s-Jas. H. Berry (Ark) elected to
U. 8. senate....At Washington, national
board Of trade in 9th annual session
jan. 2l-Lieut Gov. Clough (Afinn.) be-
Feb. FAT Atlanta, Ca, Susan B. An.
thony elected president ofNational Ameri-
can woman Suffrage association.
Feb. SAT Raleigh, N. c., annual con-
xention OF supreme council Of National
Farmers alliance.
Feb. SGen John NJ Schofield nominated
FOR Lieutenant general by President Cleve-
land.
Feb. 7-Mayor Strong IN. Y. city, nc.
cepted designations Of all Tamnany on
Gals,
Feb. 8IPresident's message announcing
gold loan Of s62. 500, 900 read before congress
FEB. Sat Cleveland, annual convention
OF National Electric Light association.
Feb. Sat New York, League Of Ameri.
can Wheelmen, In annual session.
FEB. Nat New York American Pub
fishers association in annual session.
FEB TAT washington. Mrs, Mary p.
McFoster elected president OF Congress Of
Of the American Revolution.
Feb. a-Geo. w. Mcbride (Ore) elected
% u. B. senate. :. Senator M W. Ranaom
tN. CD made minister to Mckee AT