The Dickinson press., 1896-01-11
The Honored Dead.

WOIltll XAculuCNys
Dec. 81. Republicans organize the
senate.
The HOnored Dead.
Jan. 9. Col. e. NJ. Heyl. u. 8. A.
Jan. 4. The crown prince of Siam.
Marshal Pavia, Spanish revolutionist.
Jan. 6. Congressman Philip s. Post,
Illinois. Louis Fatio survivor of the
Dade massacre, Seminole war of 1885.
Jan. 10. Aaron l.. DennisOn, "father
of American Matchmaking"
Jan. Il. ]. l.. Merriam, Minnesota.
Jan. Is. Ex-Gov. S. T.. Chadwick Of
Oregon
Jan 1G. Gen. Isaac N. Stiles of Chi
cago.
Jan. 1S. Miss Mary l.. Stevenson,
, daughter of the vice president.
Jan. 90. Maj. ]. w. Paddock, gov
ernment director Union Pacific rail
way.
Jan. 21. Col. William B. Remey, ex-
Judge advocate general of the navy.
Gov. Palmer of the Chickesaw Nation,
I. T.
Jan. "a. Lord Randolph Churchill.
Jan. 2G. Nicholas de Giers, Russian
minister of foreign affairs.
Jan. oS. Marshal Francois Cestian
Canrobert Of France. Sir James
Cookie, ex-chief justice of Queensland.
Jan. 81. Judge e. lockwood Hoar,
ex-United States attorney general.
Feb. 1. Col. N. HI. r. Dawson, ex-
United States commissioner of educa.
tion.
Feb. 2. Ex-Congressman NJ. d. Sti-
vers Of New York.
Feb. 8. John l.. Stevens of Maine.
Feb. 0. Commodore Henry Bruce,
United States navy (retired).
Feb. IA. Hon. Isaac Pusey Gray,
United States minister to Mexico.
Feb. 20. Frederick Douglass, col
ored orator and statesman. Charles
Carroll of Carrollton, Md.
Feb. 21. Ex-Gov. B. f. Prescott of
New Hampshire.
Feb. 25. Jesse Wheaton, founder of
Wheaton, Ill. DR.. +. II. Hoadley,
member of the Greeley relief expedi-
ton of 1882.
Feb. q. Ex-Chief Justice L. f..
Brigham Of Massachusetts. Ex-Con-
gressman William Ward of Pennsyl-
vania.
March 8. Henry Studebaker of South
Bend, Ind.
March 10. Gen. Adam Badeau, form
erly secretary to Gen. Grant.
March 20. Gen. Philip st. George
Cooke, U. s. A. (retired).
March %. Field Marshal Sir Pat
rick Grant, British army. D0wager
duchess of Buccleugh.
March 80. Admiral F. B. p. Sey-
mour Q4ord Alcester), British navy.
April 9. David Martin Stone, for
many years editor Of the New York
Journal of Commerce. Mrs. Leonard
w. Jerome, once q celebrated New
York belle.
April 3. Mrs. Paran Stevens, noted
society leader of New York.
April 8. w. Jennings Demorest,
New York publisher. Pay Director
James Fulton, United States navy.
April IA. James Dwight Dana of
| Yale. James w. Scott, founder of the
| Chicago Herald.
April %. Ex-United States Senator
James f. Wilson of Iowa.
| April "a. Col. Franklin Fairbanks
scales manufacturer, st. JOhnsbury
vt.
April 25. Mrs. Emily Thornton
Charles emily Hawthorne), poetess
Washington, d. G.
May 2. Capt. John Brown, Jr., sor
Of "Old John Brown"
May S. James Kelly, one of the
founders of the Chicago Tribune.
May 81. Congressman William Cogs
well of Massachusetts,.
May "a. Hon. Hugh McCullocl, ex
secretary United States treasury.
May %. Hon. Walter Q. Gresham
secretary of state.
June 4. Rev. Henry Martyr scud
der, D. D., eminent missionary ant
June II. Maj. Richard Oulahan o
Washington, ID. c., Irish patriot.
June 20. Prof. Thomas Henry Hux
ley of England. Ex-President Peixoto
of Brazil.
July 4. Chief Justice Harlow 8. Or
ton, Of the Wisconsin supreme court.
July 1S. Stephen Nicolof StambulofI
ex-premier of Bulgaria.
July %. Rev. Edward Beechel
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Aug. 8. Justice Howell E. jackson
of the United States supreme court.
! Aug. II. Hon. Frank M. Pixley,
veteran journalist of San Francisco
founder of the San Francisco Argo
naut.
Aug. 10. Justice William Strong, o
the United States supreme court (rt
tired.)
Sept. z. Henry Bentley ,millionair,
electrician and inventor.
Sept. .. Rev. Stephen II. Beggs,
pioneer Methodist preacher of lllinoi'
aged ninety-four.
Sept. 2S. Prof. Louis Pasteur ,th
{ distinguished French chemist.
Oct. 4. Mailman Hjorth Boyesel
3 novelist and critic.
t Oct. Z. william Wetmore Story, dil
tinguished American sculptor.
d Oct. 8. Ex-senator Gen. William NJ,
d hone of Virginia.
Oct. II. James ]. Brooks, f0rmt
!, chief Of the United States secret Sc
t, vice.
e Oct. 1s. John W. Mackey, Jr., son I
v te "Bonanza King"
Oct. %. Ex-Gov. Oliver Ames {
y Massachusetts,.
l. Oct. p. Ex-United States Senat,
t. Charles A. Van Wyck Of Nebraska.
d Nov. 4. Eugene Field, poet an
v journalist, Of Chicago.
" Nov. Ii. Rev. DR.. Samuel Franc
Smith, author of America" age
,, eighty-seven.
d Nov. q. Sir Henry F. Ponsonb
II private secretary Of Queen Victoria.
Nov. %. John Redfern, noted ladie
a tailor, of London.
NoY. 27. Alexander Dumas. Frent