Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-01-04

Feb; 2s.Ex;c Congressman Ward. at cheS-
Mar: 2o-Gen. Philip st. George Cooke, in
Detroit, Mich; aged SO.
editor. publisher and writer. in Cairo,
Egypt; aged rs.
Apr. s-Judge and ex-Congressman A.
Apr. s~W. Jennings Demorest, q founder
OF tme REohlSlton 4 GpaWEty II New York
Apr. 22-Ex- United States Senator James
F. Wilson. at Fairfield. Ia; aged 65.
pdh,TcS AIr heSi MeS B. d TAT eminent jurist at
May 7-Ex-Goy. Robert s. Green, OF New
Jersey, at Elizabeth aged 65.
May S-Ex-Gov James A. weston. of
New Hampshire, at Manchester.
May9zEx-Congressman a: NJ. Hamilton,
Mt Fort Wayne Ind. aged 61.
May 12-Gen. Charles Sutherland (re-
tired), in Washington. .Ex-Gov. Rev. Ira
J; Chase, Of Indiana. at Lubec, Ne; aged
president OF Amherst college, at Amherst,
May i6sRear Admiral John j. Aimy, U.
.Ex-Gov. Peter II. Burnett, of Califor-
MIA, at San Francisco; agedS
of Salem, Mass, at washington; aged 81.
May 23-Henry A. Chittenden, philan-
thropist and abolitionist. at Mt. Clair, NJ
and Arthur's secretary of treasury, at
| Washington; aged So.
Msg msss5etary of STATE Walter g.
Goldsmith w. Hewitt, at Birmingham. Ala;
Jun. s-Ex-Gov. Lewis E. Parsons. of
Alabama, at Montgomery.
prohibition candidate for president, at
Jun. SO-Ex- Congressman William f.
Parrott, at Evansville, Ind; aged 20.
ds Ghief Snssse Harley orton of
| Jul. 6-Ex-Gov. E. A. Stevenson, OF Idaho,
committed suicide at Paraiso Springs. Cal.
Jul. l4-Congressman Frederick Remain,
at Vandalia, Ill.,; aged 4S.
Jul. 3o-Judge John Dean Cation, in Chi
Aug 7-George Frederick Root composer
Of war songs and love ballads. on Balley's
eiate justice of U, s. supreme court. at
Aug. 1s-Ex-U. s. Senator Sam Bell
Maxey from Texas, at Eureka Springs,
Sep. &Ex-U. s. Senator J.. 8. Lewis.
6hares na oi oso Ssea
| wa, KY.
Oct. 4-Prof, Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen. of
thor, in New York; aged A.
| Oct. 7-William Wettmore Story. dis
tinpgnished ps, american sGulptoT t9 in Rome
in Washington; aged So.
Oct l4.Ex-Gev. Elisha F., Ferry, Of
oet q oser Emes aG of Massa
chusetts, in North Easton Mass; aged GA.
Oct. A-EX-U. s: Senator Charles H. Van
WNSck. OF Nebraska, in Washington; aged
Nov; tEugene Field, poet and humorist,
Nov. 7-Rear Admiral Robert w. Shu-
feldt (retired), in Washington.
Nov. 16.Rev. DR.. Samuel Francis Smith.
Nov. 22-Ex-Congressman Henry snapp,
Nov. So-senior Bishop A. w. wayman,
r n ATTNfr tfNg Oh trnlN nj oil 4
more.
Dec. 12-Ex-U. s. Senator Allen G. Thur
gresham H. s. Bundy, at wellston. o.;
Dec. ia-Brevet Brig. Gen. w. B. Royal,
Dec 15-Ex-Congressm Edward Nc
Pherson, at Gettysburg, Pa. .Ex-Con-
gresham w. A. McKeighan. at Hastings,
Dec 1e-Ex-Congressman B. NJ. Kitchen.
at Marttnsburg, W. Va.
Dec 17-Gen. Moses B. Walker, hero of
Chiclsamauga, at Kenton. o.
Dec 1S-Capt. Isaac Bassett, assistant
doorkeeper of U. s. senate.
EDUCATIONAL
jan 1-Gov. ]. T. Rich (Mich.) In
augurated. Gov. Levi P. Morton IN. "
augurated. Gov. Henry B. Cleves (Me.)
inaugurated.
Jan. 7-Gov. w. H. Upham Cwis) In
augurated. ....Gov Richards (Wyo) in
Jan. s-Gov. John e. Jones CNeb) in.
augurated. Gov. Mcintyre (Col) an
Jan. 11-Gov. Budd (Cal) inaugurated.
JAM 14-Congressman John c. Black GILL
resigns.
Jan. 15-John NJ. Thurston CrSeb.) elected
TO U, 3. senate. Gov. Hastings Pal in.
Hsugurated; Coy l' Ghas culberson Tex
(Mich) elected to u. 8. senate e..U. s
Senator Hoar, (Mass:( reelected. %. s
Jan is.Gov Lord tore.}S Ina augureted. rug tedleo
Leo Mantle and T. H. Carter GIon.) elected
.o.a to- ., senate; 94 ::n ;E; o. Wooott oL Col
American Society Of civil Engineers. Al
dent 6f National Farmers 1sa
senate: saa; !sESSElSSyiff sSelSy esle% s1sfsSs & e F
Dolph (ore.j, Lucien Baker QSan). Horace
Chiffon (Tex.} VIM. ]: Sewall On. -, Geo
E. Perkins MS (GSl1; R .,1on F. p1ettigrew g. P}
and S. B. Elkins (W Va.j...: AT Cleveland
, o.. hay dealers form national organization
Jan. 2s-Gov. Nelson Ndinn.) elected tt
Jan. as@Nicaragua canal bill passes U
s. senate, vote 81 to q.
message on financial situation.
Jan. 2s-Jas. H. Berry (Ark) elected t,
board of trade in 9th annual session.
Jan. 2l-Lieut. Gov. Clough (Aiinn.) be
? comes governor
Feb. 2-At Atlanta, Ca, Susan B. An
thong elected President ofNational Ameri
Feb. Sat Raleigh, N. c., annual con
yention of supreme council of Nationa
I | Farmers alliance.
Feb. 6-Gen. John M. schofield nominate,
for lieutenant general by President Cleve
, | land.
,, Feb. 7-Mayor Strong IN. Y. city, &C
cepted designations OF all Tammany ofi
a | cials
Feb. S-President's message announcin
: gold loan OF se2, 500, 900 read before congress
Feb. 1S-At Cleveland, annual conventto
of National Electric Light association.
Feb; l9-At New York, League of Ameri
= can Wheelmen, in annual session.
. Feb. 20-At Now York American Pub
lishers' association IN annual session.
, Feb. 2l-At Washington. Mrs. Mary F
- McFoster elected president of Congress Q
a Daughters of the American Revolution.
Feb. 23-Geo. w. Mcbride (Ore.) electe
to u. 8. senate. Senator NJ. w. Ransor
IN. C) made minister to Mexico. +. "A
Washington, Nelson Dingley, Jr., (Me
a elected president OF Congressional Temper