n 'I" Jin ',, '. MBBBWIMPP M . . u . . . - ,?-.. THE prcrsBTjpQf DISlTCH, '5OD&, - JANUARY -iBBlT ' -'rHT Wi,; . -' - " . T" - Jf -'HWP J 4 Internal strife threatens to disrupt the Republican League Clubs of the State "The Australian system of voting to be i tested in the Supreme Court of Ohio. McKinley holds a Dip meeting at Xenia. Congressman Dalzell writes an earnest , letter to the State Clubs. So Straight out Democratic ticket to be nominated in Allegheny county. r 6 McKinley deprecates personal assaults upon his opponent. Campbell threatens libel suits against several Ohio papers. j 'State party leaders aro puzzled as to the J prospects of a Constitutional Conven- tion. Quay takes little interest in the State Clubs affairs, but predicts Bepnbli can suocess in the State election. 7 C. L. Maeee is confident of Republican success in the State and criticizes Gover nor Pattison. Organized effort making in Philadelphia to dethrone Quay. Gen eral Keeder to manage the Kepublican State campaign wnile Lieutenant Gov- . ernor Watres attends to Senate session. (S Joint debate between Major McKinley and Governor Campbell at Ada, O., at tended by a vast crowd. Cleveland and .Hill both address a big meeting in Sew fork to ratify the Saratoga nominations. Jreat activity in the Ohio campaign brought about by the Ada debate. Mc Kinley and Campbell to dine together at the home of the latter. A prospect of reciprocity being extended to European nations. 0 Preparations for hard work in tbe local campaign. Strnightout Democrats isue an address. An Indianiau fcays the Hoosiens are for Blaine. 12 Governor Patfion issues another vigor ous proclamation, calling attention to conspiracy of Philadelphia mazistrates and constables, and asks tho Senate to investigated McKinley drawing creat crowds lathe Western Reserve. Great activity j(t local political headquarters. Constitutionality test of the McKinley bill postponed by the Supreme Court to November. Xnw York gamblers put ud money tor Tammany. 13 The State Senate convenes in extraordi nary session to investigate defalcations. Republican leaders abarldon the plan of drawing party lines, McKinlev speaks IrX Palncsville, O., Garfield's old hcad- Snarters, and eulogizes tbo dead Presi ent: Campbell at Lima: Senator Allison, of Iowa, at East Liverpool. (Democrats victorious in Indianapolis city election. Mr. Blaine, in reply to a letter from tho editor of tho Bucyrus (O.) Jmnrwil. says ho heartily approves of the McKinley act as passed with the reci procity amendment. Alleged that orders have been given to whitewash Boyer and Mi!Camant to save the State ticket. In wpendents organize in Philadelphia to jeleat Quay's re-election a year ahead. Ai-President Cleveland fires the first Democratic enn in Brooklyn. Quay's name 'prang as a campaign roorback by Ohio Democrats. Boyer and McCamant sternly arraigned by the legislative minority report. i5 Sherman. McKinley and Foraker address a bismecting at Dayton. The State Sen- nte listen to the ueninls of Boyer and McCamant, both of whom question the jurisdiction of the Senate in their cases. Wright and Tilden touring through tho eastern counties. Senator Sherman answers a radical woman who charges Mm with "seven financial conspiracies." S6 Powderly condemned by labor men for allesred jobbcrv with the Republican leaders, Dilzell enthusiastically re ceived at Erie. President Roosevelt, of the Civil Service Commission, expresses satisfaction at the refusal of clerks to pay political assessments. 7 senator Sherman and ex-Governor For aker both speak in Cincinnati. Colonel t Moore outlines a plan lor a local politi cal club that will rival Tammany. Straiclitouts holdmeetings in Allegheny and Tarentum. 16 Reported that the riowcr men in New York are attempting to make political capital oflie World's F.iir location. Mc Kinley esrpccts to carry his home county (Stark), which is Democratic Cnndi- dates jfVright and Til den resume their itinepary. 3 Rantn has resigned, but tho President is holding back official announcement. Tarty lines drawn in tho Stare Senate in vestigation; an immense batch of com plicated charges and evidence. Gover , nor Hill, of Tew York, is entertained at , Richmond, Va. In Xew York, Hon. J. Sioat Fasset addresses a meeting of colored people. Depew speaks in Bronk- lyn. Private Dalzell predicts 20,000 ma- j orlty'for McKinley. 0 In niiio. McKinlev at Marietta and . ,oell at Bellerontaine. Tho State senate reachlnc out to find Livsey. Ex- ,overnor Curtm indorses Governor Pat- : titon's action in convening the Senate. Gregg. Morrison and Dalzell address a meeting at West N'cton. Governor Hill, of Sew York, elcomed at Atlanta, Ga. 1 Secretary Blaine leaves Augusta lor Washington. The Senate investigation shows that Boyer committed many ille gal acts. Manyold soldiers of the county, who are Democrats, say thoy will vote lor Gregg and Morrison. Colonel Loescb, Re-pub'ican leader of tho Schuylkill coal tgi.m, makes peace with Senator Quay. 2 The State Senate inquiry in tho cases of Boyer and McCauiant retarded by tho , attorneys for the accused. Labor leader Powderlv casts his lot with tho Repub licans. Campbell's fre trade speech at East Liverpool not relished by the pot- '. tery workers, and they attempt to howl : liim down. Straightout Republicans hold tome enthusiastic meetings. P Senator Stanford, of California, said tobo backing the Alliance movement. Mc Kinley speaks at Salem and Youngstown and Campbell at Cambridge. Bnce says lie will resign from the National Demo cratic Committee next year. Gregg and Morrison at 2sew Castle. 1 Blaine arrives in Washington. Gregg and Morrison continuing their State tour. Large Republican meeting at Lalayetto Hall. 5 Jealonsv of Blaine brings out boldly by the President's Iriendsthit he was the r-rV'nator of reciprocity. Unannounced .v fat there is no likelihood of tho Stato Senate reachni!Tn,erJict in tbe Boyer and McCamant cases until after election. The year's expenditures on roads in tho btutc reach $5,009,030. J No progress making in the State Senate inquiry. Quay takes charce of the Phila delphia campaign. McKinley at Mt. Vernon and Campbell at Akron. Pro hibitionists working quietly but actively In city and State. "Tho Democratic Stato Committee sprincsn, sensational cainpaign card in the form oi a Keystone Bank draft for S!,b, , said to have been riven by John Bardsley toM. S.Quay, and Indorsed by the latter. Attorney General Hensel tries to call this matter up in the Senate, but Republicans protest. Captain Howard, of the Pension Board, resigns. and threatens to show up Raum and Dudley. Police called to quiet an Alle gheny Democratic discussion. McKin ley at Sandusky. Campbell makes seven speeches in a day. 5 Quav explains the Keystone Bank check tohaveneii parsed in the ordinary af-'-ir el-Business. The Democratic School District County Committee issues a rous ing circular demanding honest officials. Secretary Foster and ex-Speaker Reed in Ohio. " The majority in the State Senate drops tile Boyer trial and the cases of tho Phil adelphia magistrates are argued. Quay enters suit for criminal libel against tho Pittsburg Post, because of comments on the Keystone Bank check. p The State Scnato adjourns until Novem ber S. Quay brings suic against his home ' paper. I Quay testifl s as to the Bardsley certifi cate. Both parties confident of carrying Allegheny county. Rumoied that tho Prohibition ticket is withdrawn in favor of Candidate Tildca. Cleveland addresses , the Boston Democracy. Congressman . Robinson assaults Quay's former private secretary. NOVEMBER. I A state of anxiety almost unprecedented in other than Presideutal campaigns pre vails concerning the political situation in doubtful Mates. A Quay warrant to be hcrved on Kerr. -Conflicting claims made in every State where election is to bo held. Quay's lawyer comes to Pittsburg and taiks about imprisonment for libelers Twelve States held elections; Pennsyl vania elected Republican State ticket; Massachusetts, New Yoik and Iowa elected Democratic Governors; Ohio elected Major McKinley (Rep.) over Gov ernor Campbell; the Constitutional Con vention proposition heavily defeated. In the city the election was qniet; tho btraigbtouts were routed. Allegheny county strongly Republican, though a light i otc is cast. I Floner's plui-alitv in New York State estimated at 40,000: McKinley's in Ohio, lcCOO: Governor Boiea' in Ioa. 8 000; Russell's in Massachusetts. 8,000. Red field Proctor appointed as United States Senator fiom ermont to succeed Sen ator Edmunds. The State Assembly re convenes. Secretary Proctor resigns from the Prcsi dent'o Cabinet. A caustic attack made on Governor Pattion by Attorney Ly man D. Gilbert in the State Senate, who asserts that the power claimed by him is an usurpation of the people's rights. Major Montooth goes to Florida with Quay. Major McKinley finds rest imper ative. The war veterans to have a central pol itical organizsition in Pittsburg. Attor ney General Hensel speaks before the state Seiiatu five hours on the Boyer case. Quay considers the rcsnlt of the Penn sylvania election as his vindication. i Great reforms promised on behalf of the newly elected Ohio Legislature. Start ling announcement or Cutis Uagee that he lias retired from politics. Judere Orvis. of Bellefonte, says tho extra -session ofj ade 53.000 Republican votes 9 Democra' leaders are getting ready for of Congress. Iowa Demo- the open. crats n a jollification meettnzat Des Moine: liovernor i-attison. win nos con' venetje State Legislature in extra law rnakilKr session. 10 Greaaeitation in the Third Malce Con gressional district and tour candidates seeking nomination for Congress, among them Manley, Blaine's lieutenant. Gov ernor Pattison is censured by the K. of L. Executive Board for the extradition, of Hughes on a charge of conspiracy, preferred by the Rochester, X. Y., cloth ing manufacturers. 11 Tho Senate's extra session ends, the Sen ators voting that they have no jurisdic tion, drawing their salaries and going Lome all costing about $50,000. Harris on's friends trying to diminish Blaine's credit for reciprocity. 13 Iowa's vote Is found to be tho largest overcast in the State. IS Catholics ask the removal from the World's Fair Commission of ex-Congressman Ben Butterworth, because of his at tack on the Roman Church. 14 Reciprocity measures fast spreading. Local "Straightout" Republicans an nounce that they will contest lor seats in the next National Convention. 15 General John H. Rice, of Topeka, Kan., publishes a letter severely criticising tho Alliance. 15 Representatives of all the Farmers' or ganizations. Alliance and others, gather at Indianapolis for the great political convention. 17 Speakership candidates begin to work their schemes. Various cities preparing tocapturothe Republican Convention lo cation, soutnern leauers oi ine Alliance, in session at Indianapolis, oppose separ ate action and Tillman makes a bitter attack on the "Billion Dollar Congress." 18 The Farmers' Alliance, in session at In dianapolis, decides to stand by tbe sub- treasury plan; mere lias ueen a lauing off in membership in many States and the funds of the organization are low. Republican leaders in Ohio decide to take steps to prevent tbe seating of Sena tor Brice. 19 Major McKinley. ex-Speaker Reed, Sena tors Hoar and Aldrich spoke under tho auspices of the Home Market Club, in Tremont Temple, Boston. Tho Faimers, in convention at Indianapolis, take stens tending toward consolidation of the Al liance and the F. M. B. A. Colonel Charles H. Gibson appointed to serve as United States Senator from Maryland until the Legislature fills the vacancy. 20 Ex-Senator Wallace, of Clearfield, ex presses a wish to eo into tho State Assem bly to battle for ballot retorm. Three of the Speakership candidates seek the sup port of Tammany. Mayor Gourley and the Controller Issue an address to city voters on the bond issue election. II In Tennessee, John C. Houk elected to Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the death of his father, Leonidas C Houk. 22 Twenty-five of Pittsburg's Convention Committee leave for Washington to lay their claims before tho National Repub lican Committee. The Ohio Senatorial contest growing warm and Foraker'a friends get out a pamphlet denouncing Sherman. Mills and Crisp apparently navo even ciiances lor tne spcaterMiip 23 Minneapolis selected as the location for the next Republican National Conven tion and June 7, 1SS2, fixed as the date. 24 Lieutenant Governor Ira J. Chase suc ceeds to the Governorship of Indiana, vice Alvin P. Hovey, deceased. Argu ments are heard in the Governorship contest in Connecticut. E. E. Meredith nominated forCongrcss by Prince Will iam, Va., Democrats to fill the unexpired term of the late General W. H. F. Lee. After more than a year tho Beaver county Congressional delegates admit that they received bribes and are sen tenced to fine and imprisonment. C L. M.igeo denies that there was any heated controversy in the Pittsburg Convention Committee. 25 Carlisle comes out for Mills for Speaker. St. Paul starts at onco to seenro the Dem ocratic Convention. The Kansas Peo ple's party will not combine with the Democrats. Governor Hill of New York charged by Republicans with stealing the Legislature. 26 Sherman's seat in the Senate is sure says his Ohio lieutenant. 27 Ohio State Republican Committee deter mines to contest Erioe's eligibility to the Senate. Blaine goes to Philadelphia. 2S Republican of the Eighth Virginia Con gressional district nominate John Am bler Brooke for Congress to succeed General W. H. F. Lee, deceased. Brice not alarmed about losing his seat C. E. Heydrick, of Franklin, appointed by Governor Pattison as Supremo Court Judge, succeeding Judge Clark, de ceased. Hoosier Republicans organizing lor Blaine. 23 General organization of Democratic ex office holders tho country iver. The Democratic Letter Carriers' -t -sociation organized in Pittsburg. 39 The Speakership contest waxes warm, but no gleam of certainty appears. Three suits involving constitutionality of the McKinley tanfl act are being argued. Local organization of ex-office holding Democrats threatens trouble. DECEMBKE. 1 Ex-State Senator Rntan will be a candi date next fall in the Second district, Allegheny, for tho Legislature, being anxious to cross swords with ex-Senator Wallace. B. F.Jones talked of for Na tional Convention delegate. Crisp's chances lor the Speakership loom up. 2 Mills gains some votes for the speaker ship. Brice sued a second time for $15. C0) back taxes In Ohio. 3 It will be Crisp. Canton, O., Democrats celebrate the anniversary of Cleveland's tariff messace. 4 Collector Warmcastle goes to Washing ton in hopes of saving his position. The Randall Club holds au exciting election. The Postofflee Department will care for itR overw orked men. Allegheny's post office and postmaster now the subject of inquiry. 5 Seventeen ballots taken in the Demo cratic caucus and still no Speaker is named. The Scnato tho bulwaik against free silver. The President's messnge to Congress almost ready. Republican caucus renominate Thomas Reed for Speaker. G A long fight for the speakership pre dicted by old members of the House. Much depends on the organization of tho present House. The lesser candidates ior Speaker refuse to enter a combina tion. Sherman's lieutenants daily secur ing Foraker deputies. 7 Charles F. Crisp chosen Speaker; Spring er cust the acciding vote. Clerk Mc l'heron calls tho House to order. The Standard Oil Company enters into a pol itical deal with the Button and Maine Railroad. Kansas women want a lew dozen blank pardons. E Mills alone sulks over the action of Con gress. Speaker Crisp secures a shower of congratulations. Mills will not go to tlie Capitol until tirao for Congress to meet. The new Speaker opposed to Cleveland's radical doctrines. 9 Blaine mnst speak to stop the rumors circulated by Harrison's energetic boom ers, uoar, oi juassacnusetcs, a new Dem ocratic member of tbe House, disgnsts older members with his affron tery. Mills fails physically. Congressmen ignore tho reading of Harrison's lengthy mes sage. 10 Crisp promises to work for the best In terests of the country and the party. Iowa temperance people urge the Re publicans to stand by prohibition. Waruicastlo will undoubtedly be dis missed. Blaine still remains silent. 11 Blaine declares himself out of the race, and Fays he is in lavor of Harrison lor renomination. Ex-Chairman Jones says Blaine told him so some tlmo ago. The declaration of the Plumed Knight sur prises many politicians. Many do not be lieve It authentic 9 12 A correspondentsaysBlaine baa an affec tion of the throat and cannot declare publicly his intentions. Senator Quay lelt weak, that is why he did not receive the local politicians. Jones says An drews saved Logan his seat in tho Sen ate. 13 Politicians in Washington givo up dis cussing Presidental possibilities to think of the possible war with Chile. South Carolina Prohibitionists willing to make concessions. Cullum will be a candidate for President if Blaine refuses to run. A lot of officers' appointments sent to the Senate lor confirmation. 14 Mills haunts Crisp, and the sullen and silent Texan will not say what chairman ship he will take. Quavsaysho will not be a candidate for tno Senate. Congress men think Crisp will make a better Chair man than Mills. New York Republicans say Jilatne alone can carry tlic State. 15 Quay presents a bill providing for a survey of the Lake Erie Ship Canal. New bills for public buildings at Bradford and Allentown. How Mr. Quay would be Senator again. Reciprocity w ith British West Indies. McKinley still sick. A new schema bv Alliance men in Kansas. 16 Congressman Dalzell will try to oust Quay from the Senate. Mills and his men will tantalize the Speaker and Demo cratic majority in the House. Washing ton crowded with hungry office seekers. Soutn Carolina to ha e a white man's Republican party. 17 Stephen B. Elkinsappoin ted Secretary of War. Considered a Blaine deal to glvo narrlson a second term. General GolT a Circuit Court Judge. Quay holds u con ference in Philadelphia. Vest still lor Cleveland. Clarkson bays both Blaine and Harrison are welL 18 Elkins is to deliver a solid "West Virginia delegation to Harrison. Dalzell an nounces his candidacy for Quiy's posi tion. Jack Robinson, his Nemesis, says me, too." South Carolina's Legislature kills prohibition by tacklug on an amend ment nullifying tho act. the Senate, 19 Mills is mad and spurns any offer made by .Speaker Crisp. Senator-Governor Hill says the South, East and West are liis. Dalzell's friends think Robinson means merely to hold himself as a club over tho Consrressman. 20 Hon. James H. Reed. Judge of the United States District Court, says be will resign January 1; many after the position; Straightout Fetterman said ro be In the lead. Peffer and Simpson say Ingalls will not succeed Plumb. Peffer declares himself opposed to the saloon. '21 United States District Attorney Lyon will follow Judge Reed's examplo and resign. Ingalls will not be chosen by Governor Humphrey. .Blaine will ac cept If reciprocity bo made a part of the platform. 22 Mills considered a mite by the present dominant nower in the House. St. Paul will build a big auditorium for tho Demo cratic Convention. Dalzell toasted in New York. South Carolina indlsrnant at tbe refusal of tho Legislature to help tho World's Fair. 23 All the committees formed in 15 days by Speaker Crisp: lots of big and many of the small fish caught. New York still Insists that Blaine must be the candidate. 24 The new Congress to cut down the Gov ernment's .expenses. New York City wants Blaine, Republicans in Gotham, tired or the reign of Tom Piatt. Quay smiles at the mention of Dalzell's candi dacy. ' 25 Christopher A. Buckley, California's blind boss, gives away the secrets of Cal ifornia politics. The coming Legislature said to contemplate dropping mercantile appraisers. A Syracuse Judce accuses Hill of pardoning a ward heeler, and ar raigns tbe Elmira statesman. 26 Crisp's choico of chairmen abont on apar with other Speakers' appointments. Mills getting over his grief, and will fight val iantly in the coming Congress. Springer the acknowledged: leader of the nayr House. 27- -The new Congress promises to save fSO, 000,000 to the taxpayers. Governor Camp- ueii aeciares nimseu miavoror Cleve land, and calls Hill a trickster. Humph rey hounded by rival Senatorial candi dates. 2S Harrison will not appoint W. H. Graham for fear of offending local politicians. Foraker's managers accuse Sherman's lieutenants of bribery. They say $5,000 was offered to a member to vote for the old Senator. J. Marshall Wright working hard to succeed Kerr as Democratic State Chairman: 29 Democrats win In the Court of Appeals, of New York, in the Senate cases. Tho Tammany hosts now rule New York. Republicans say they will try every method of outwitting the Hill hosts. Blaine refuses to commit himself, even to Colonel Dudley. 30 Foraker leads in the Ohio Senatorial light. Foraker now accused of bribery.. Philadelphia, on a tip from Washington, fights for independent delegates. Mills calls on Crisp, who Is threatened with pneumonia. 81 A man in Haydenvllle, Mass., survives a broken neck. China promises there shall bo no more riots. A Harrisbuig man's son has his father declared insane to secure his wealth; the decree set aside by tho Court. Federal and Mexican troops fight a battle with Garza's band. Ip.vr York a storm center; communica tion cut off from Sandy Hook and steam ers r.ll late. SI Colored Voters' League promise to sup port Dalzell. Georgo W. Miller will probably bo tho compromise candidate for Collector of Internal Revenue; Wanamaker snpports him. Hill, with1 tbe Senate and Tammany at his back, controls Now York, and Cleveland has no voice in the matter. Foraker, by con trolling the State convention, hooes to whip the Legislature Into line. Mrs. Belva Lockwood. formor candidate of the Woman's Rights party for President,, says Blaine Is tbe winner in 1892. NECROLOGY. HEATHS DAT AFTER DAT THE WOEID OVER AND IN THE TWO CITIES. The Grim Messenger Goes to All Alike but the Deaths Mentioned Here J ire, for Obvious Reasons, Those of People Distinguished or Locally AVell Known. The necrology of 1891 has, perhaps, a few less than the usual number of names known the world over, and possibly a few more of those prominent in Pittsburg and its vicin ity. Care has been exsreised to make the mention of the latter class particularly full, taking into consideration prominence and long life or long residence in the localities specified. JANUARY. 1 n. E. Church, who was an officer or the Mis sissippi squadron during 18M, died at Mercy j lospiuu ks result oi explosion mree aavs De fore at Red "Jon Hotel. S. K. Lodge, division superintendent of Pennsylvania Railroad at Altoona. Theophllus Peterson, publisher, in Philadelphia, aged 07. Justin A. Pettlgrew, brother of Seuator Pettlprew. at Sioux Falls. 2 In Liverpool. Englana, Charles Bamford.scnior member of lending firm In American hog prod uct. Owen McMahon, this city, aged b5. Mrs. Catharine S. Blair. Allegheny. Alexander William Klnglake. historian, London. 3 Charles-Thomas hwllt burled at Atlanta. Ga. Ex-Sheriff Bethel af Zancsvllle, O. Clement Biuler. Jr.. fomjeilr of Allegheny, at Colo rado Springs. State tetor A.J. Robertson at Sidney, O. J. Hiucacli, Greenville. Henry Huefcstelo. Aliegnenv. Jsaae Walker, Walker's Mills. Mrs. Emma Slrdel. East Fnd. 4 Henry Godircy, cltv. .Tames McCaffrey, C1tv. 6 Emma Abbott. American prima donna, aL Salt ijKe, il pneumonia. 6 Rudolph Lowensteln, German humorist, at Berlin. John Cranch. portrait painter, aged 84, at Urbana, O. Rev. Father John Bergen, at Wilkebbarre. Mrs. Margaret HalL aged 83, oldest native of "Wheeling. W. Va. Mn. Lu rinda Gibson, aged 85, at Clarksburg, W. Va. 7 Dr. C. W. Buvlnger, LaTrreucevllle. P. J. Toole, West End. Samuel ilcClaln, Allegheny. Captain John M. Baker, or Dubois, at Clear field. Frank E. Snltger, Beaver. 6 Miss Margaret Moore, aged 34. atWellsburg. Ex-Attorney General Devens, at Boston. Cap tain Francis Van Swarton, aged S9, at Youngs town. 9 Robert Hays Robinson, Allegheny. .TohnHodll, eitv. Peter J. Clements, city. Mrs. W. V. O'Brien. Cincinnati. Colonel Robert H. Crock ett (grandson orDavy Crockett) at Little Rock, Ark. 10 Count Louis Alexander Foucher de Cartel, member of the French Senate, In Paris. John Fitzpatrick. Southslde, city. George F. Smith, Lawrencevllle. 11 Andrew II. Dill. United States Marshal for the Eastern district of Pennsylvania, at Philadel phia. , 12-Mrs. Elizabeth Gllklnson at Brooklyn, Mrs. Cornelia Davidson, citv. 13 Colonel J. M. Eddy. Pasadena. Cal. Joseph Lafon. artist, at Butte. Mont. Mrs. Lucy Davage, East End. George Froelich. of city, at San Antonla. Tex. Joseph Akins, who Fcrved under Mapolcon, aged 99 years, at Al liance. O. 14 Aime Milet. sculptor. In Paris. Dr. -Tames E. Gamble, at Altoona. 3Irs. Amelia Townscnd McTycre, at Nashville. Tenn. 15-Mrs. Elizabeth Downing, aged SS. In Phila delphia. Mrs. Rebecca Robb Johnston, aged 8. Allegheny. Mrs. Susan McKenna, city. Mnlor John A. Hart. Maror of Chattanooga. W. H. Dills, Democratic politician, lort Wayne. Ind. 16 Miss Lillian Owen, soubrette, Chicago. Mrs. Mills, mother-in-law of Hon. Clark E. Carr, United States Minister to Denmark, in Copen hagen, Edwin Baldwin Courtenav, Earl of Devon. London. Lewis Landers, aged 99, at Nashville. Dr. Mary C. Nlvlsion, Canton. 17 Hlitoriau George Bancrolt dies at the oge of 90. William Logan, Youngstown. Con Brown, of Youngstown. at NcTburg Asylum, Mrs. Sarah Springer. Unloatown. 18 Andrew Keumulr, Mrs. Susan McEeuna, John Winter, cltv. John A. White. Allegheny. Mrs. Christina Wunderllch, East End. 19 Francis 8. Burkhart, Mrs. Sarah Rhoadc, city. 20 King Kalakua, of the Sandwich Islands, dies in ban Francisco. Earl of Caithness, London. Carton H. Sauford, of New York, In Indian apolis. Mrs. Anna Louise Volet, aged E9, Mt. Pleasant. 21 Major E. A. Luddlngton, Unlontown. Mrs. John C. navekottc, city. 22 Mrs. Mary Ruane, of Jesup, near Scranton, aged 109. Judge John T, Ludellng.' Monroe, La. Mrs. Georgia Mortimer, actress. Cleve land. Edward Hallingsworth, Youngstown, 0. Mrs. Catharine SahU city. 23 Prince Bandnuln, llelirlum. Hon. David Em ery, Titusyllle. Cardinal Simor, in Hungiry. Baron Schmidt, architect, Vienna. William Hocking-, Piedmont, Va. Henry L. Scott, city. 21 Ex-Senator Balnbridge Wadlclgb, at Boston. Mrs. Eliza J. Authutz, city. Mrs. P. McCaf frey. Johnstown, N. Y. S Alexander Black, aired 73, city. 28 John Heun and Mrs. Jane Crea, Allegheny. 27 Alexander Greenwalt. Allegheny. Judge James C Edson, Glcncoe, Minn. !8-Mrs Elizabeth Mulllii, Allegheny. Mrs. Isa bella Hill, city. 29 Sudden and tragic death of Secretary of tho Treasury William Wlndom at the banquet or the New York Board or Trade. Ex-Governor George A-Crawford. orKansas, at Grand Junc tion. Col. Mrs. Eunice Beers, Omaha. Nathan Richardson. Newark, O. 30 Charles Bradlaugh. free thinker and Radical member of Parliament, London. Mrs. John B. Sheridan, city. Humane Agent William Mover, Johnstown. Mrs. Harriet E. Phillips, , Newark, O. Mrs. W. J. McKay. Grove City. Mrs. Thomas Ball, Florence, Italy. 31 Jean Louis Ernest Melssonler, famous French painter.. died in Paris. Rev. Albert Hale, Hprlngfleld, 111. Speaker A. C. Whlttier, of Montana's Legislature, at Dillon, Mont. FEBRUARY. 1 Ex-State Treasurer Samuel Butler, at West Chester, Pa. Thomas J. Christian and Joshua Preston, Newark, O. Alexander McClelland. Grove City. 2 Charles S. McCargo, Allegheny. Mrs. Eliza beth short, McKctEport. Mrs. Daniel O'Day, Buffalo. 3-Joel Gricst. Wilklnsburg. lliomas Sinclair. Mansfield Valley. 4 Kcv. T. N. jaaselgrist, Rock Island. William . Beardsley. Bridgeport. Conn. Charles H. rlnseomb, Lawrence, Kau. Ueneral R. J. Henderson, Atlanta, J. G. Backofen, city. Mrs. Lena Borner. city. , 5 Mrs. D. B Marquis, Rochester. 6 Archblshon i.aolstida in the fcitr of ttxf en Andrew G. Campbell, Allegheny. George C. ,- E.lstlor, Bntler. Edward Leonard. .Waynei- hnr: John S. Lanwortiy. ChlcsRp. 7 Ex-Consul General F, H. Morse -and Mrs. W. Jr King In London. Congressman James Phe lan. of Tennessee, at Nassau. Bahamas. Dr. Benjamin H. Presion (rormer Plttsburger) at Muscoda. Wis. Hon. William Godsbalb, ex Congressman, at Dor lestown. Pa. .Turtjrp Jobn Appleton, at 'Bangor. Me. Philip WentzeU Br., city. John K. Frank, city. Mrs. Eliza beth Boyer. O'Hara township. John P. Purocker, Sharpsburg. 8-J. N. McCnUoutrh. First Vice President of the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Allegheny. -John McKeown. oil operator, at Washington. Pa. 9-H. H. Phillips, city. Goodwin Y. Coulter, Brldgevllle. 10-William O'Hara Scully, city. Robert Henry, Youngstown. James Redpath, Irish National ist and Journalist. New York. 11 Ex-Chief Justice Morton, or Massachusetts Su preme Court, at Lawrence. Mass. Elijah Pond, Ohlppcwa Falls. Wis. Miss Ella Williams, city. Rev. Father James Tobin. r.ttr. 13 John B. Fordham. Scrnnton. 3fr. Sarah F. Mathewa, city. Samuel Morey (of Morey letter fame), Boston. 13 Admiral David Porter, In Washington. Brving W. Blerer. Latrobe. Adam McKee, New Castle. Andrew Palmer. Janesvllle. Wis. Mrs. Chapman-Colcman (daughter of John J. Crit tenden), Louisville. Hon. Alex. H. H. Stuart, Staunton, Va. Mrs. Elizabeth Heckek Allc- 14 General William Tecnmseh Sherman In New YorK. Major C. L. Bedamon. Nauvoo, III. Lewis Williams, Newark, O. Mrs. Ann Kearn. city. J5 Colonel Frederick K. Boas, lawyer.Harrisburg. IS Henry Kulil. Freedom. Mrs. James D, Best, Greensburg. 17 Tames Duncan (formerly or city), at Colorado Springs. Charles H. Jones, Waynesburg. Johau Barthold Joagtlnd, Dutch painter, Paris. IS Ocueral Siblev, Minnesota pioneer. St. Paul. 18 Professor Alexander WlnchcU, Ann Arbor. It. K. Enos, Kcw York. Dr. Ferdinand H. Gross. orPhiladelnlila (formerlv of Plttsburel. In Boston. Prince San Jo, Japan. Herr Leursseu. sculptor, Berlin. Mrs. JuUa Fifer DeArmlt. cltv. 20r-John Orr, sieuocnviue. Mrs. Matilda Long, nty. 21 Francis C. Blake, of city, in Helena. Mont. Thomas Ilerrod, Sr., Homestead. David Mc Donald, far., city. James Patton, Allegheny. Jacob Path, City. George Stevener, Beaver countr. 22-Charles W. Rossltcr, Eliza J. Nlebet, city. 23 Judge J. B, Evans. Rockdale. MlcU. John G. Hall, city. 24 United States Senator E, K. Wilson, or Mary land, at Washington. Colonel Richard F. O'Belrne. Twentv-flrst Infantry, U. S. A., New York. Rev. J. G. Armstrong, Wheeling. P. H. Jndd, OH City. Rev. J. W. Bolton, Parkersburg. W, Va. John C. Shaler, city. 25 Colonel James F. Stokes, Rosedale, Mass. Pror, H. D. Garrison. Chicago. Dr. W. W. Dale, Carlisle. Mrs. S. 8. Blair, Tyrone. Mrs. Jane Chambers, St. Louis. S. B. Palmer, Fatr Oaks. 16 Chambers McKlbben. rormerly of Pittsburg, at Harrlsbnrg. Dr. Hosmer A. Johnson, Chicago. Mrs. Mary Moss, city. Mrs. D. H, McCarty, Parnassus. 27 Joseph SDcncer. city. Mrs. Charles Donnelly, city. David White. Allegheny.' F. G. Walker, city. Edward R. Hanckel, of Philadelphia, at Tarpon, Fla. 25 Senator Hearst, of California. Sir Joseph William Bazalgette. London. Hon. J. L. An drews. ToiMka, Kan. Collector W. H. Sears, San Francisco, Hon. Horace J. Austin, Pierre, S. D. Rev. John B. Boetzkes. Lancaster. Rev. Patrick A. Stanton, Philadelphia. Lieu tenant Frankljmlth, city. 3IARCH. I James Glover, city. David M. Filson, Etna. 2 Jackson H. Schultz, New York. Anthony EnceU city. 3 Colonel George W. Hunter, proprietor Lochiel House, Harriiburg. Bev. F. J. Kalb, McKees port. A. B. Scott, Bealesrille. John H. Hall, New York. David Stern, San Francisco. Nicholas Siblla, Massllon, O. 4 Leonard ("Larry") Jerome, of New York, In London. William P. Weils, Detroit. Jesse Hall,- br., Youngstown. Robert Harsha, Pnllllnbnrg. 5 Mrs. Eleanor McGlnnls. city. Mother Super ioress Mary Agnes Magencney, Gaveslon. Sirs. W. H. Stoddard, Northampton, Mass. Judge Robert C. Pitman, Boston. 6 Hon. William Almy Pierce, of Rhode Island. Moses Scott, Monongaheu City, Dr. Lytle, formerly of Monongahela City, at Gallatin. Tenn. John T. Cochran, Dawson. Mamie E. Lowry. Allegheny. 7 Benjamin Dalington, city. Colonel T. Under wood, Columbui, O. Old Chips, Indian cen tenarian. South Bend. Ind. Thomas D. Hussey, Clarkesburg. Gustavus A. Rollins, New York. Hod. Gilbert McMlcken. Wlnnl petr. Man. Dr. M. H. Kerwln. Milwaukee. Hon. Henry Ruby, Carlisle; Prof. Franz Mlklosstch, Vienna, Ex-Senator George M. CMlcott. JJanver. 8 William H. Garrison, city, Samuel W. i usoo, xairview, v. va. 9 Rev. Christian Sans. Joliet. Bl. Mrs. Sarah Newell, New Castle. Joeph Morris, Mont- ?omcrv. Ala. Joseph Oliver. Chicago. Bishop en). H, Paddock (Episcopal). Boston. Baker Phillips. Newark. O. Miss Clara Self. city. 10 John McCullough. near bteuhenville, O. James Moreland, city. Edward HalL Wash ington C. H., O., aged SG. 11 Death of John Franklin Swift Minister to Japan, is reported. Charles De Blanc's death at Curacoa, where he was ex-consul. Is re ported. Rev. Thomas Lee, Cincinnati. Senor Pedro Armcnteros, Havana. Mrs. Annie Richards, city. 12 John E. Carr. ex-member of New Hampshire's Legislature, at Haverhill, Mass. General John W. Fuller, Toledo. Hon. John Edwards, Mad ison, Wis. Daniel Rudabangti, McKeesport, David MuMcfc, Grcensbarg. John Grant, city. 13 Peter McDonald, member of tho House of Commons, at Kingstown, Ireland. James Williams and George Albert, at Latrobe. George Simons, Youngstown, O. D. Bethune Duflleld, Eeq., Detroit. Jonah Miles, former Plttsburger. at Irnln. Mrs. Margaret Fen dcrick, telty. Mrs. Mary E. Chapman, Beilc- T11C 14 LudwigWindthorst, German Catholic leader. A. Miner Grlswold, the "Fat Contributor. " editor Texas Siftinos, in Sheboygan Falls, Wis. Henry McCullough, Grcensburg. Mrs. Mary A. King. Newark. O, Charles Kellogg, Find lav, O. 15 Captain J. S. Power, Patton township. Frank Parker, cltv. S. W. Kepler, Meadvlfie. 16 MarthaS. Phelps and James Hurley, cltv. 17 Prince Jerome Bonaparte, In Rome. Colonel James Body Sneed and Frank I. Frame, actor, Chicago, James Slocum, Brownsville. John W. McOviddy, Indlananolis. Sergeant Harry Davis, city. James H. Black, Grove City. L. 1. Hitchcock, formerly of Washington, at Franklin. James W. McDowell, Grove City. Captain John W. Carrol', St. Louts. 18 Dr. ChrlstopherGoodbrake, Clinton, 111. Prof. E.P. Fenno. Klttannlnir. Wm. H. Herndon. Springfield, 111. Capt. Charles Fowler. Gal veston. Tex. Celestine Kaltenbach. Dubuque, la. Col. Jacob Nunge, Wheeling. Jerome Bcecher, Chicago. Mrs. Sarah McKee, city. Mrs: Susan WarfeL Reading. Mrs. Jane Christy Fleming. Cumberland, Jld. 19 Ex-Consui at Stuttgart, C. P. Kimball. In New York. Hon. Horace A. Palmer and Hon. Al fred King. Frle. L. M. Axtell. Washington, Ta Charles Henrv Collier, Wheeling. Joseph Alblctz, cltv and Miss Lizzie Fox. city. SO Lawrence Barrett, tragedian and manager. In Now York. Alderman M. F.Casldy,clty. A.M. Gow. Sr Washlngton.Pa. William P. Jones, Youngstown. Mrs. P. W. Lowtry, Butler. Rev. Frederick Upton. New Bedford, Mass. 21 General Joseph E. Johnton. Leander D. Mc Candless. formerlv of Allegheny, at Schenlev. Levi" C. Wade, Boston. Mrs. B. Graw, Alle gheny. A. R. Davis, Braddock. -James A. Phllllpi, citv. John E. Patterson, city. IS John A. Verner, Allegheny. Mrs. B. C. Wil son, city. 53 L. E. Angel, Scottdale. James E. Moran. of Mansfield, at Mercv Hospital. J. Aaron Cole, city. Mrs. Margaret McLaren, city, Mrs. Lee A. Lyman, Homewood. 24 Charles Chlceering. New York. David John eon, New Brighton. P. F. McCartv, liraddock. Patrick McCarthy. Braddock. Mrs. W. F. Shannon, Edgeworth. Mrs. Ann McGuire. Rev. D. C. Byllesbv, city. 23 Judge John B. Chamberlain, formerly of Beaver county, at Wilklnshurg. William J. Mcllghe. city, nenry Dillon, Beaier Falls. JohnMcGraw, Tarcutnm. John T. Mlltburn Louisville, General John C. Lee, Toledo, Samuel P. Zelgier, Carlisle. General Daniel W.Wells, Salt Lake City. J. J. Randall. St. Paul. Rev. L. B. W. Shryock, Zanesvlile. O. Warren Barrett, centenarian, St. Cloud. Minn. Mrs. J. 31. Pattison. Cincinnati. Hon. kuius iving, Cincinnati. Norman T. Gassette, Chicago. George Lam bert, Lancaster. George F. Russell, Youngs town. Cnntaln Thomas Reld, Rochester. Pa. Christian Bauer. James O'Toole. Joscnh M. 28- Page. city. 27 Charles Arbnekle, New York (native of Alle gheny). General James A. Ekln, Louisville. Johu M. Dougliss, Chicago. Henry Holland, actor. New York. Kev. James W. Bishop, Chambersburg. Colonel Samuel Young, Zelie nople. Joseph Frew, New Castle. George L. Gereineyer. Carlisle. Hon.- Rufus Prince, Lcwiston, Me. George Shulters. Lima. o. Bev. Father Nolan, Butler. William Was muth, McKeesport. Mrs. Catherine Holmes, city. Mary A. .Kline, Allegheny. Mrs. Mary B. Cushlng, fat. Joseph, Mo. 28 Colonel John Mclinery, New Orleans. Charles H. Meigs, New York. Charles 1). Lltte, Springfield, Mass. Seth C.Jacquay, Allegheny. Mattlo S. Laughlln, cltv. Mm. Margaret Brown, Allegheny. Mrs. Margaret A, Lynn, aged 113, at Cambridge. Mas. Ex-Mavorof Allegheny Jacob Stuckratn. Nelson P. Reed, proprietor Commercial Gaidtt. Eugene Lynch, city. 29 Key. Dr. Howard Crosby, New York, William L. Badcer, city. Stephen W. HurIeyPctrol!a. Mrs. Mary A. Herbert, city. Mrs. Jane C. Flnlcy. McKeesport. Mri. barali Dougherty, John Planklntou, Milwaukee. Ed. Storm, Chi cago. ' 30 Thomas M. Lynch, Bedford. B. Statz, Alle gheny. Mrs. Theresa Gauster, city. Mrs, Al wlno Hecren, city. David Garrett, city, Mrs. Hannah McQiiiston, Allegheny. 31 Earl Granville, London. General Hannibal Day (oldest officer of the army) at Morristown, N. J. C. S. Haseltlnc. of Philadelphia. In California. Mrs. Mary M. Kllllkelly. city. Jeremiah O'Brien, Woods' Kun. William Wooislalr, city. Mrs. Fanny Weller, De Gruff. J. Mrs. Phoebe Campbell, aged lie. Dexter, Mc. Arr.iL, 1 John Maltland McDonald, Fort Smith, Ark. Marcbesa Murphy, London. W. 0. Black, Erie. James Ludlngton, Milwaukee. Ex-Con-gressmau J. B. Gnnnell, Marshalltown, la. Captain Hugh L. White, bt, Louu. Mrs. Ma ll Ida Patterson, city, t 2 General Albert Pike, Washington, D. C. Thomas C. Baring, of London, in Rome. Mrs. Mary Connors, McKeesport, George Gerst, Allegheny. Miss Jane Swan, or AUegbeay, In Los Angeles, Cal. 3 Dr. Ransom Dexter, Chicago. David Taylor, Madison, Wis. II. P. Jeffords, Tuscon. Ariz, William A. Massiugham. city. Mrs. Barbara McRoberts. McKeesport. Dr. D. M. Dake (formerly of Pittsburg), in Florida. Alfred Bungey, Allegheny. Mrs. Caroline Duss, Economy, Pa. 4-Dr. II. H. H"ffmam. city. Captain Thomas H. Lapsly, Bradduc-c. Captain -lames D. Touhrv.Erlr. Hon. 1'cterM. DoxUuuUvilie, Ala, Rrvv-Iolm martin, Msnsflelo. Allegheny county. Clifton Dell, Denver. ,Joeph o. Gregg, citv. M. T, JewelK Youngstown. Henry J. BJUbach, B'oomtield. Wiloil Por ter. Allegheny. Samuei Cooper.. McKeesport. Anguttos T. Pontine, Parkers. .5 John.,-Harper. aged DO, oldest banker or the city,. Judge Henry Southern, of Erie, at Fred erlchburg. Va, W. B. Miller and E, fc Anies, Tftutrllie Rev. 8. H. NesDlt,- New Brighton. Jacob Duerr. city. Mrs. Ann II. McCartney, Chartlen. Mrs. Mary A. Booth, -John Atwcll. formerly of Pittsburg, at Al liance, o. .Rev. Robert H. Hitchcock, Holll daysburg. Henry L. Zweldlnger. city. P. T. Barnum, veteran showman, aged SI. Bridgeport, Conn. Hon. Russell Errett, at Mansfield, Pa., aged 74. News received of the aeatn aiarcn w or Hon. John F. Swixt, Minis ter to Japan. Balthazar Ruhe, city. Captain J. 8. Low. Carlisle. Major Robert D. Clark, United States Navy, Washington. S. 8. Park er. Cincinnati. Lucius Gartrell. Atlanta. Gen eral Zoollnsky. Moscow, Russia. Dr. William F. Smith, Chicago. Rev. E. D. G. Prime, New York. 8 Governor Daniel G. Fowle. of North Carolina. Patrick Rrennan, centenarian, Heevley, Wis, Mrs. Ann Eliza Buchanan, formerlyoftlilscltv. In Philadelphia. James Carnahan. city. Mrs. Samnel Latbrnp, actress, New York. William aw Venus, juanoneui. jurs. Diancn oiaaer, actress. New York. A, K. Wander, artist. Burlington. N. J. Mrs. Sarah Haughey, first white child born In Newark, O., at Thomvillc, p. Edmund Dehaolt de Fressence, Paris, France. 9 General John B. Coofc Richmond. Charles Kennenbcrg, Canton, O, William Fox, Zanes vlile. William Wallace, Postmaster of Indian apolis. Mrs. Frederick Haberkorn, city. Dr. Joshua Otis SUnton, Washington. 10 Senator J. M. Avery, of Louisiana, at New Orleans. Frederick G. Maeder, actor and play wright. In New York. Dr. James McDonald, Jeannelte. James H. McCabe, Coraopolls. Mrs. Margaret W. Herron, city. Mrs. Susan Pentecost, city. Mrs. Ann Morgan, city. James Reld, ConncIUvllle. General William E. Strong, of Chieairo. In Tfnlr. Kiclit Hon. George Augustus Frederick Cavendish, Bent nick. John Lindsay, Decatur, 111, James Kedkamp, Woods Run. Mrs. Eliza Jane Mur dock, Washington. Pa. 11 Dr. Eben Tourgee. Boston. Thomas Keay Tapllng and Colonel Charles Hambro, EnsrIIsh members or Parliament. Mrs. S. R. P. John, city. RoDert bole, Bellevue. George Woir Buchler, Harrlsburg. Mrs. Catharine M. Will, Allegheny. Mrs. Elizabeth Kay. Middle Island, Doddridge couuty, W. Va. George B. Hollar, Slilppensburg. Mrs. Ann Jones, Holll aaysburg. John Boggs, Allegheny. Mrs. Bar bara Hartman, city. John A. Whipple, Bos ton. Colonel Edward P. C. Cantevell, or . Utlca, N. Y In Georgia. 13 John H. Hampton. Esq.. Pittsburg attorney, at Lakewood, N. J. Frank Jlordaunt, Eng land. John Z. Grove, First Burgess or II mn melstown. Ex-Governor Waterman, Califor nia. George Small, Baltimore. . 13 Count Lewenhaupt, formerlv of Sweden. In Wilmington, Del. Clifton W. Tayleur. New York. Henry K. Tcffer. Carlisle. Richard Halland, Youngstown. Hiram W. Blauchard, (Abolitionist), Neponset, Mass. Annie B. vlckers. Tarentum. Dr. Robert J. Marshall, mairsviue. Mrs. Anna Eva iiann. city. it. B. Brlnkman. city, Mrs. H. O. Houghton, Boston. William Lancaster. Logansport, Ind, 14-Oaptaln McKenzle, the noted chess player. Christopher Llpps, Baltimore. Joseph Soulary, Frenchfield. Mrs. Margaret liursesj Davidson, Allegheny. Mrs. Eliza Williams, city. Judge Frederick Curtze. Erie. Darius Golfs. Paw- tucket. R. I. Mrs. Thomas Rosewell. city. Mrs. E. A. Weaver, city. John Garbert, city. 15 Hon. Edward Greene, member or Parliament for Stowmarket, Suffolk. England, in Londou. Dr. Scudder T. Darragh, Wavmart. James Dougherty, city. Alfred P. B. Smith, of East Liverpool. O., at Lewes, XJel. Clara J.Hough, city. Arney Blddle, New Castle. Mrs. Cath arine Waasworth, aged 95, city. Mrs. Sarah Frazer, city. John Brcckenridge, New Custle. Mrs. E. W. Halford (wire of President Harri son's Private Secretary), Washington, D. C. William McCaguc, Rochester, IS Simon Johnston, the city's oldest druggist. John Cain, Homestead. Colonel James Arm strong Philln Kcllar. citv. SODbie Miles. En glish actress. Lewis Williams, Granville. 0.! urwn jvianrer, citv. napoieonuyrus.juonQon. Benjamin TJfford, Stratford, Conn. 17 M."Jor 'General. Charles Hamilton and General Kllbourn Knox, Milwaukee. Rev. Wllliard Allen. East Boston, Mass. Moses Pifer, ex-slavc and lecturer. Boston. Mrs. Robert German, Dravoshurg. Judge J. U. Llndley. St. Louis. Father Atkinson, olacst M. E. preacher In the .United States, Bcntou Harbor, Mich. Rev. Charles W. Barrett, Evanston, 111. Mrs. MW. Moore. Grove City. Hon.HaydenS. Bingham, Indianapolis; Fred erick A. Kalhe, Allegheny. Charles Grant Pinker, St. Albans, N. Y. Dr. D. H. Hlllman, Rochester. 18 Ex-Assemblyman Moody, Lockport, N. Y. Charles B. Barter. Philadelphia. Dr. Frank M. Larbourg, Bedford. Sister Mary Dennis, (Josephine McLaughlin, Philadelphia), Sin Inawa 3Iound. Wis. Colonel Charles Ogden wood of Indiana, at Washington. John Mulligan, aged 100, Mecbanlcsvlllr, N. J. Hugh E. Mulkln, Ex-Assemblyman. Phila delphia. 19 Alanson Sweet, pioneer of Chicago, aged 87, at Evanston, 111. John Thompson, New York. Mrs. Agnes Pltcalm, aged 89, city. Mrs. Roslna Ott, city. Kev. Thomas James, New York. Captain Alphonso E. Gordon, New Brunswick, N.J. 20 Daniel McCalne. Braddcck. Mrs. Anna Mag dalena Gerst. Allegheny. Charles T. Gainor. Baltimore. Congressman M. 11. Ford, Grand Rapids, Mich. Dr. James K. Thacher, Yale Professor. General A. L. Burdlck. city. 21 Robert Moore, Baltimore. Mrs. Anna B. Kirk- Patrick, Allegheny, Mrs. Kate O'Connell, widow of Charles O'Connell, Dublin, Ireland. Pnlllp Thomas, Sharpsburg. Charles Pierre Victor. Count Pazal. France. Joscnh Marie Conitantlne Bruno, Baron Kervyn de Letten hove, historian, Belgium. 22 General D. P. Grier. St. Louis. James A. McKee. city. Bishop B. Disney. A. M. E., Chatham, ont. Cyrus W. Holmes, Monson, Mass. Jane C. Porter. Mansfield Valley. James II. Chambers, Kensington. Henry Michael Antolne Chapu, French sculptor, Pari3. Ed mund A. Seely, Scotch Plains. William Gep hart, Bedford. 23 Dr. J. B. Newbrough, Las Cruces. X. M. Judge G. D. Camden, or Parkersburg. W. Va., at Hot Springs, Ark. KarlBoelsche. Germany. LulEl Brignoli. Italy. Rev. John M. Williams. Youngstown. William J. Fryer, Albany. Richard O'Leary, Toronto, Canada. Postmaster John C Kinney, Hartford, Conn. LukoDllllon, Woods' Run. Ex-Mavor Benjamin Buckler, Patterson, N. J. William P. Jones, Youngs town. Harry Beebc, Oakland. Wis. Dr. E. II. Smith. Blcnmond. Va. George P. Smoute, Esq., Prescott, Ark. Harrison J. Llbby, Port land. Me. Mrs. Isabella Smith Cooper (oldest gypsy), Massachusetts. Philip L, Nlren, Wor cester. Mass. 24 Count Von Moltke, Germany's famous Field Marshal, dies suddenly In Berlin. John Carlin, miniature painter. New York. Mayor George W. Barter. Washington State. Nicholas BourV Newark. O. H. T. Hanford, Vice President of Louisville's Board of Trade. Major Peyton Randolph, Third Vice President Richmond and Danville Railroad, Washington. D. C. Ex Mavor B. S. Merrlman, Keokuk. la. Major Nelson C. Hotchklss, Staunton, Va. Thomas N. Rlelly. Erie. Mrs. Hannah Foss. aged is. Brewer. Me. Dr. Richard Gundry, Man land. Mrs. Annie B. Shannahan. city. Alfred J. Rankin, city. General H. O. Van Clevc, Min neapolis, Coal White, Chicago. 25 The Archbishop of Bogota, Kcv. IgnatloLeon Velasco. Emmett McClure, city. Charles E. Walters, city. William Hosklnson, Erie. Rev. Charles Hanna, Philadelphia. lion. Homer A. Nelson, Secretary of the state of New York, Foughkcopsle. Reuben Chapman. Huntsvllle, Ala. Nestor Corrado, Italio-American painter. New .York. Ex-Judge John F. Bingham. Plalnfleld, N.J. Chaplain G. Collins. U. S.A , Chatham, Mass. Ex-Chief Justice Homer E. Royce, St. Albans, Vt. 26 Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia. Rev. Father Charles V. Neeson, city. Captain William C. Gray. Allegheny. David T. Evans, city. Frederick W. Christian, New York. William Devere, Baltimore. Charles B. Pearce, Esq., Cadiz, O. Samuel Carman Harriott, 2err York. Michael S. Flatelcx. Boston. Samuel L. Gerry, painter. New York. 27 J. N. Hetherington, Mt. Washington. Dr. Adam Carl, aged 91, Greencastle. Ellas S. Terry, Washington, D. C. Dr. J. B. Kessler, Westerville, O. John P. R an. South Bethle hem. Pa. General D. W. Day, Columbus, O. General Miguel Lopez. Mexico. 23 Dr. Wilfred W. Fetterman. formerly of Alle- gnenycouniy, in xomusione, Ariz, inomas Metcalf, Chardon, O. Samuel West, Boston, Richard Griffiths, founder of the Knights of Labor, in Chicago. Mrs. Mary Howard, actress. New York. Frederick Hale, Brooklyn, Fuorness Balfe, English actor. Thomas P. Chiffelle, of the War Department, Washington. Captain O. S. B. Wall. Washington. 29 William Montooth, city. Enoch Moore, Pine Grove. Mrs. Fanny K. Crlswtll, Mt. Pl-asant. BlolIoyF. Lee. Pottsvllle. Fred K. Rinder knechr, Erie. Stephen Kuntz, Washington. Pa. Daniel Becklev. Sunbury. Dr. Paul H. Kretzchmar, Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev. D. P. Tharer, North Bristol. O. Nathan S. Flsk, centenarian, bt. Croix. Wis. James Gamble. Cincinnati. Luke Reynolds, Louls 111c. Gen eral Ygnaclo Mejla, cx-Mlnister of War and member or Pan-American Congress, Mexico. William H. Webb, Louisville. Daulel Rowe, i Cherokee), I. T. )r. Joseph Leldy, Philadelphia. Mrs. Frances Niggle, city. Jcsso P. Gauchlll, Whitehead, N. 0. General Armlstead Lindsay Long, Gen eral Lee's Chief or Staff, Charlottsvlllp. Va. Captain William C. Staples, Sangatuck. Conn. Prof. John Le Conte, California State Uni versity. William Atherton, Boston. Crosslcy Flttoa. Rocksvllle, Conn. Ernest Morris, " Indianapolis. John W. llav. Baltimore. Peter Weber, Louisville. Henry Whltehortse, Youngs town, ' MAY. 1 Archibald Andrews, of IIIIlDoro, agciU07ycars. Mrs, Jane McCracken, centenarian, MuauvtUe. Jacob Ward, Sr.. Pittsburg. Rt. Rev. John Mclntlcr,- K. C. Bishop or Prince Edward Island. Chester G. Nelson, Pittsburg. 2 Edward M, Bynon. or Pittsburg, in Salt Lake Cltv. Charles D. Freeman. Grand Master I. O. O. F. of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Judge B. A. Cunningham, Frederick, 31d. Cornelius Driscoll, PltUburg. Mrs. Catharine Flchter, Allegheny. 3-John McDevitt, Passaic. Panl Resnert, St. Paul. William H. Johnston, Brownsville. J. Frederick May. M. D.. Washington. Sister Mary Agatha RnsselL lounder Convent of Vls- --ltatlon. St. Paul. Elmore Barnes, Pittsburg. David Paul. PltUburg. 4 Mrs. Mary A. Maher, of Pittsburg, at Albany. Barry Sullivan, actor, London. Francis Mc Kinley, Pittsburg. Mrs. Mary Margaret Wist, Mansneld. Peter Cook, ccnteuariau, Saclqclt tes. N. Y. 6 Most Rev. William C. Magee. D. D., Arch bishop of York, at Arclicplscupal p-ilace. John T. Bhigham, C. K-, D. S. A., at Najaskl, Ja pan, lion. James L. Angle, Judge New York Supreme Court, at Charlotte. W. J. Ingram, Emsworth, Pa. Jobn Maloy, Pittsburg. P. o. Maher. Pittsburg. 6-P. J. White, Plitsburg. Sister Fulalla, Mt. de Chantat Convent, Wheeling. Pattlck Foley, Pittsburg, James -Gilmore, Pittsburg. Mr:,. T. Haines, Pittsburg. William Holland, Puts burg. William F. Kalnage, Allegheny. D. N. WaUaker, Pittsburg. 7 Mrs. N. B. Magee, aged 81, at Oil City. An drew R.Sloan, Shadvildc. General J. F. B. Marshall, Weston, Mass, Mrs. Ellen Barry, ,. Pittsburg. W. J. Curran, Mlllerstown. Pa, Mrs. Hattle Railage, PltUburg. Raymond B. Phillip,! Allegheny. Mrs. alary Reeves, aged 81, Pittsburg. 8 Madame' Bhtvatskv, theosopbist. London. Sir John Bobtrlson. K. C. M. G.. Victoria, Ans-ti-ilia. Frederick Flezer, Editor Coiumbus WettboU, Columbus. Mrs; Louise Bnnshun, Pittsburg. William McGroevy. Sr., Allegheny. Harmou w. Wightman. PItUbnrg. ' -Mri.. Charles Ott. PltUburg. Geueial John IL Mllhan, New York. Samuel A. Bates. Sr.. New York. Mrs. J. C Deyltt, Pittsburg. William T. Chester, Pittsburg. Mrs, Margaret vouuouy, Aiiegueiiy. uunn tJOUlUS, veronai Pa. William Culp, rrittlnsbttrg. ,'-- , JjO - 10 Turpin Moore. Laurel, Del. J. George Harris, U. S. N.. NashTllle. Augustus H. Johnson, Pittsburg. Frank G. Bailey, Pittsburg. Edna Beck, Braddock. James E. Led lie. Pittsburg. Norman DeW, Thompson, Pittsburg. John Trotter, Allegheny. Andrew Wright, Pitta burg. 11 Miss Emma Sproul, Allegheny. Ex-Senator Peter Ward. Newburg. N. Y. William Culp, WiltJnsburg. Miss Mary Barky, Pittsburg. Mrs. Catharine Kenna, Pittsburg. William Black, veteran War or 1812. Brooklyn. 12 K. W. Cunningham, New Castle. Theodore Tcale, Palenvflle, N. Y. General Lemuel Todd. Carlisle, Mrs. Mary Clinch. Pittsburg. J'. W. Falkensteln, Allegheny. Mrs. Kate Kabenslcln. Plttsburz. Miss Maggie Shana- ban, Pittsburg. Mrs. Caroline Wild. PltUburg, 13 Corporal Sherman Woodwell. Company E. Mt. Pleasant. Dr. J. D. Wlckliam, Yale's oldest graduate, at Manchester, Vt. Rev. Dr. Will iam w. Newell, proressor, Andover. Jeremiah G. Harris, editor Nashville Union, Nashville. A. W. Train. Esq., Zanesvlile, O. Mario Troth, editor Jtfbrt-oe Ordre and owner Peru Internationale VomwpoUte, Paris. Mrs. Olive Happer, Marshall township. Robert J. RoU house, Allegheny. 14-Slster M. Mercedes (Breen) at St. Mary's Con vent. George Benedict Fowler, Brooklyn. Lady Blanche E. A. Somerset, Marchioness of Waterford, Waterrora, Ireland. Colonel F. E. Burton. U. S. A., Denver, tvilllam Hepburn, artist. Brooklyn. Prof. Georee Gossmau. Mil waukee. Mrs. Ann Conlon. MlUvale. Ter rance Goodwin. PltUburg. Frank R. McCon auiliy. Allegheny. 15 John B. Chambers. Allegheny City. Robert Bruce. Jr., city. Oliver Wheeler, centenarian, Ashley. Mass. Hon. Elijah Leonard. Canadian Senator, Montreal. William Walker, cente narian, Lancaster. Mrs. Catharine Amron, Plttsburir. J. Frank Casey. Plmbnr?. 16 Mrs. JuUa Donohuc. Pittsburg. Rev. -T. P. Balrd, Rice's Landing. Charles W. Welsh, New York. H. Sampon. editor Rtfera, Lon don. Francis J. Downs, Mt. Washington. JolmS.Hcrbster.Flttsburg. Mildred Relneman, McKeesport. Edward WMirmb, Pittsburg. 17 Pror. Francis N. Zabrfskee, D. D.. Princeton. John Caivert. Etna. Mrs. Nancv Hardy, Sharpsburg. William C. Jenkins, Baltimore, Md. Lawrence S Reiser, Allegheny. Mrs. M. S. Short, Pittsburg. 18 Colonel Robert McFarland, Bellefonte, Ind. Edwin Cavendish. West Devonshire. 'William F. Graham, editor Merldan, Conn., Republi can, Merldan. Miss Susan Collins, centena rian, Norwich, N. Y. Hon. Edward Johnson, Circuit judge, Iowa. Keokuk. la. Mrs. Sus anna Steele, Pittsburg. Miss Elizabeth Dlttler, rittsburg. Char cs L Heine-Ross township. Rev, Thomas D. Pitts, D. D Pittsburg. 19 John Henry Studt, Pittsburg. Mrs. Amelia Weaver. Pittsburg. John Barnard, artist, Watertown, 8. D. Charles W, Bathgate, Fordham. N. Y. Dr. Joseph Osgood. Salem. Pa. E. R. Steele, silk manufacturer. Pater son, N.J. Captain Joseph Taylor, first colored ship captain In United States. Chelsea, Mas3. Mrs. Amanda Weaver. Pittsburg. 20 -Tames Forrenctw Punxsutawney. -Ex-Judge Colburn. formerly of PltUburg, aged 92. at Nobleaville. Ind. JohnM. Tracey, PltUburg. Mrs. Sarah Richardson, centenarian, Chatham, Fa. Samuel Fritz, centenarian, Olev. Pa. George W. Lcntz. Wllllamsport. Maggie Mc Farland. Allegheny. Mrs- Catharine P. Far ley, Pittsburg. Benjamin Owens, JJloomHeld. Thomas Rourke, Pittsburg. Harry Smith, Pittsburg. Mrs. E. Williams, Pittsburg. 21 Carroll L. Blddle, Chairman Democratic State Committee at Hnghestown. John Graebeling. Sr., Pittsburg. Mrs. Ellen Dalzell. PltUburg. Dr. A. Beecher Barnes. Soutbington, Conn. Mrs. K. D. Pryce, PltUburg. John W. Charl ton, Allegheny. George H. McClure, Pitts burg. Peter Schneider. Mansfield. 22 Margaret Jane Barrett. Pittsburg. John Mc Brlrte, J. A. McFarland, of PltUburg. Frank Holmes. Brushton. William Graham, PltU burg. Carl McNabb, Allegheny. 24-WllTlam Mllholland, Sr., PltUburg. 8. C. Clifton. Pittsburg. Sebastian Erdlnricher. Pittsburg. William Scanlan, PltUburg.. Harry Dean, Pittsburg, at Newark, O. Ernst Julius Hahuel, noted scnlptor, Dresden. Thaddeus Cooraes. 107 years old, Louisville, Ky. 25-Mrs. Conrad Beh, Wilmerdlng. Christian Deullnger, Phllllpshurg. Mrs. Sarah Kennedy, Pittsburg. Mrs. Martha Stuart, Pittsburg. Henry KIpp McKalllp, Leecbburg. L. C. Houk. Cougrcssman. Knoxvllle, Tenn. Chris tian Denlinger. Hoboken. Pa. 261. Halsey Williams, the well-known banker and broker, died of heart disease at his home, LeeUdale- Ex-County Commissioner William Hall. 27 Charles Beck. Bridget Cusaek, Harry Gribben, Charles H. Eohbeck, Miss Kate Wagner, PltU burg. 28 P. Alexander Chartler, Pittsburg. Miss Mary Jones, Pitubnrg. Mrs. Anna Munhall. Brad dock. Miss Elizabeth Sheckv. Braddock. 20 Dr. George D. Bruce, PltUburg. Samuel Craig. Pittsburg. Albert Ernest Williams, Pittsburg. 23 Thomas Monghen, William McClaren, John Joseph O'Connor, Oavld U. Ramsbottom, James H. Sarver. of PltUburg. Sfl Cardinal Allmouda. Archbishop of TurinMrs. Marraret MeCaene. Swlssvale. Sir Antoim-a Donun, Ciller Justice of the Quebec Queen's xsencn. .Benjamin uieary, xiiwDurg, Moughen, PltUburg. Thoma JUNE. 1 George W. Smith. Allegheny. Charles J. Eckles, the discoverer of natural gas, died In Flndlay. O. 2 Mrs. Anna M. Holden. Thomas P. Smith, Francis H. Sullivan, PltUburg. 3 1'lilllpJU. Hockhlmer, Unlontown. Benjamin Frazler. azed 129 years, died in Bellefonte. Mrs. Maggie Flvnn Cable, Pittsburg. 4 United Slates Marshal Daniel Take, of Brook lyn, died Irom Injuries received on a railroad train. George Thompson, Chambersburg, Rodie Caldwell, centenarian, at Colored Peo ple's Hospital. Mrs.Kllzabeth Dennlson, Cen ter avenue. PltUburg. Mrs. JuUa Vandergrlft, Center avenue. PltUburg 6 Mrs. Doctor S. E. Parker. PltUburg. Mrs. Eleonora Lappe Gerwig.PitUbnrg. Mrs. Mary A. Bevlngton, Scwlckley. Mrs. Sadie A. Mocller. Pittsburg. 6 Sir John Macdonald, Premier of Canada and Peer or England, at Quebec, Canada. 7 Philip Wallace Mackenzie. Inventor, died In New York. Cliauncev Vlbbard, financier, of New York, died in Macon, Ga. Mrs. Lydla Allshouse. Pittsburg. S-Blshnp Knight, or the Episcopal Diocese of Milwaukee, Bled at his residence from grip and paralysis. Hon. Samuel Crlelman. Nova Scotia. Anthony Euwer, of Pitubnrg. Henry . Leyda, Washington, Pa. John II. Freeker, centenarian, Pittsburg. 9 Sister Mary Clara Lanaux. at St. Joseph's Academy, Emmetuburg. Axel Carpenter, cen tenarian. Lockport. Dr. Griffith J. Thomas, of Mercy Hospital, of blood poison; contracted during an operation. 10 Edward Whelahan. personal orderly of Gen eral Grant, died of consumption. Edward Spelman, millionaire distiller of Peoria, died from effects or Injuries received at Pckln. Nicholas Kunzler. Southslde. John Noble, or ganizer Whig party, died In Albany. N. Y. U Key. W. C.Bowen. founder Bordentown, N. J.. Female follege, was found dead In his bam. Very Bev. Mons. Corel, D. D., the Papal pri vate secretary, died In Rome. Rev. Dr. Sam nel Adler, Rabbi of the Temple Emanu-Fland f.itherof Pror. Felix Adler. died inNew Ydrk. Daniel Brown, or PltUburg. Mrs. Catharine McKeever. Pittsburg. 12 Edwin Augustus Hopkins, of PltUburg, son of the Rt. Rev. Bishop Hopkins, died In Washing ton. D. C. He wai attended by his wile. Marchioness de Salnte Croix Maley. Mr. Hop kins held many Important offices under the Government. Mrs. Ellen Rafferrv, of Pitts burg. Ferdinand A. Wavant, editor of the wesaote, died or hemorrhage or tuc lungs. 13-Gencral Barton, U. S. A. 14 Thomas Gist. Sr., Allegheny City. Catharine C. Kelly. Pittsburg. Mrs. Margaret Marshall, PltUburg. Ifadoie Isal, PltUburg. William L. Thomas, PltUburg. 15 J. K. Emmett. more popularly known as "Fritz Emmett." tho popular comedian and German character actor, died at the Storm King House, Cornwall, N. Y. ne was a native of Albany and began life as a bartender. He made much money, although noted of late years as a lavish spei.der. John S. Welty, of Greens burg. John J. Long, of Philadelphia, died in Norristown. Hewas thctlrst manufacturer of rock candy In America. Sumerfleld A. Key, cnanceitororTennessec. eiea in Chattanooga. 16 Kt. Rev. Thomas Valpy French, D. D., Bishop of Lahore, died from Sunstroke In Muscat, Arabia; he could preach In English, Persian, Hlndoostan. Fushso, Hlndel, Tamil and Pun jabi, as well as In Hebrew, Arabic, Syriac Latin and Greek. John C. Koch, veteran War 1812, at Newark. Mrs. Elizabeth Blackhurst, Pitubnrg. 17 T. O'Gorman Mahone, a consptcuons fltrnre In Irish politics, at Ennis, County Clare. Will iam Barr, Southslde. James M. Maxwell, Steuhcnvllle. Mr. Farrar, artist, and brother of the canon of bt. Paul's, In London, Thomas bllvanlus. only Chinese soldier In Varof Re bellion, died in Indiana. Pa. Mrs. Julia L. Sequel!, PltUburg. Thomas Seymour, Pitts burg. 18 Hon. Harrison l,udIugton. ex-Governor of Wisconsin, at Milwaukee. Colonel John Lee, at Crawfordsvllle, Ind John Sinn, centen arian, lilncoln township. Mary Boyle, PltU burg. Fred A. Wells, Braddock. 10 Hou. Thomas Penny, McKeesport. Calmanu Levy, publisher Figaro, died in Paris. Mrs. James Donnelly, Pittsburg. Mrs. Elleanora Herbst, PltUburg. James Sugdca. PltUburg. 20 Dr. Sara C. Seward, niece of Secretary Seward, at Allahabad. India. Hon. David S. Reld, Reldsville, N. C. Jesus Juncnez. Commander in Chler Mexican Army, at City or Mexico. Sister Richard, formerly of PltUburg, at Con vent of St. Mlohael, Baltimore. 21 Mrs. M. J Bash, Monongahela City. Mrs. Tally Reese, Pittsburg. 12 John H. B. Scott. Fourth Earl of Clonnel, In London. Mrs. Jane Duff, eentenarian, Jlo ravla. Mrs. Jane llothwell. Pittsburg. David Hopkins, PltUburg. James Murphy, Pitts burg. 23 Albert Hamm. rower, Sambrla. N. S. Bishop Howell B. Price. Camdeu, N. J. Bronsart Von Schellendorf, late German Minister of War, at Berlin. Elizabeth Faucbcr, cente narian, at Carrollton, Ark. Wm. Bawn,Pitts bnrg. Joseph Burke, Pittsburg. Wm. Gor don, U. S. M. C, PltUburg. 24 Richard Hoffman Andrews, composer andmu fclctan, died in London. Francis Brown, doctor of music, at Stamford, Conn. M. Rc naud, or French School of Music. Paris. Mrs. 1 heresa Helbllng, centenarian, PltUburg. 25 Chevalier Raymond, Count de Chauvancc, Mar quis or Montalgnac, Admiral French Navy. In Pails. Pror. Willielm Eduard Weber, (iiltlen burg."1 Lillian Conway, actress, London. Colonel Thomas FIt7gera!d, Philadelphia, ed itor and owner Philadelphia Item, died in Lon- . tion oi me jrrip; oiucsi newspaper owner m me United States, founding his paper In 1817. Dr. G. Talmage. Somervltlc, N. J. T. Carroll Jenkins, Baltimore. 28 Edmund Leathes, actor. London. Hon. Lewis Burchfield, Milford township. Mrs. Man- A. Gil!!, nee Kcllbach. PltUburg. Adelaide Bur rows, Pittsburg. Charles J. Karrell. Pittsburg. George E. Olasglow. PltUburg. Mrs. Rebecca Ingalls, Stowe township. Franz Ocstelie, Pitts burg. 27 Simon nolter. Inventor. Mlddleburg, Vt. Count Charles Albert Kcstetls, an eminent, en gineer, died In Jersey Cltv. Mrs. Christian o'Connor.'Pltuburg. Rev. FathcrWni.Moraii, one or the oldests Catholic priests hi this country. Ware, Mass. John Craig, temperance lecturer, Braddock. Ellzabrth McVey, after ftlng41rtays, dies In Rose till!, Ind. 28-Willlm Vlckers, Glenshaw. J, Wesley Lang, Mvadvllle. Ami II. Trask, Independence, la. Jacob U. FUUer.PltUburg. Alexander Michael, Pltubure. 20 Francis D. Benhlng. PItUbnrg. Joseph Leo Ununceman. Flttsbunr . William T. Evans. Evans, tsburgv , Pltts on A. orney. PltUburg. Mrs. Auule McMahon, Pittsburgh burg. Beta WeUman, Pittsburg. Antoi Weliintr. Plttsbur. Hon. Richard H. Johnson, District Attorney, died at daybreak from heart disease white In the Mercy Hospital; be was 33 years of rge and a Democrat; the Bar Association and Judiciary passed fitting resolutions and ad journed court. Jean Eoouard Gonrny, Paris. Colonel George Thorn. United States Army, la Washington. Patrick Logue. Snouietown. Robert Anderson, PltUburg. Miss Sadie Gar don. Pitubnrg. Edward V. Kapphahn, PltU- uurf. .J oiuxjucrteii, xi.uuuii;. JULY. 1-George A. Norrls, U. 8. N. Mr. William Poor, of Pittsburg, died Id Paris. Jobn Little, court officer. PltUburg. -Mrs. Andrew BUck, Oakland Terrace. Joseph M. Rose. PltUburg. A. Parker Robinson, Latrobe. Mrs. Millie Blackburn, centenarian. Ellston. Va. Ignaz Leybach, coraporer and musician, Toulouse, France. Rev. Fr. J. Hubert Heidenrlch died of heart disease at Bt. Peter's College. Count Nicholas GabrlelU, an Italiau composer. In Paris. 2 Prince Dolgoroukon. Governor or Moscow. Captain Ira H. Oliver. Oak Park, Col. John Milton Kent, Waynesburg. Pror. Parkls. the Kedemptorist Father who gave 25 years to the leper colony or Dutch Gulnla. died of leprosy. David St. Clair. Braddock. Alex. McGlnais, PltUburg. Evan Reese. Pitubnrg. -Robert Christian, PItUbnrg. KatharinaHamm, PltUburg. Herman Neeley. PltUburg, 4 Hannibal Hamlin. ex-Vice President or the united States.died suddenly at his ciun. tiangor. Me. . while plavlng cards. Theodore Wilson, or PltUburg. killed in the wreck at Charleston. W. Va. Jacob McWhortcr. U. S. M. C died In Marine Hospital. Chelsea. Mass. Oscar S. Houtz. Harrlsburg. Miss Maggie J. Grant. PItUbnrg. 6 Samuel J. Waiuwright. PltUburg. Most Emi nent Louis Hayden. Cardinal Archbishop, Bnda Pesth. Hon. John H. Faxon. Elvrla. V. Mm. Adam Heln, Allegheny. Bemamin Bau rord, Pittsburg. Annie M. FItzglbbon, PltU burg. Conrad Bauer. PltUburg. 6 Bernard Rafferty, PItUbnrg. Hon. Theophllus Wilson, Clarion. Dr. John Levergood. Lan caster. Earl F. Brackenrldge. PItUbnrg. Mrs. Elizabeth Conroy, MlUvale. Samuel Crawford, PltUburg. 7-Charles II. Hicks, Salt Lake City. Dr. Fred erick Louis Kitter. of Vassar College, at Ant werp. Manrite Haup, composer. Berlin. Hon. John B. Packer. Sunbury, Captain Solomon Horvis. Cambridge. -Mans. Dr. Moses DeDur. Homewood. T. W. Lacock. Allegheny. John McGovaran. PltUburg. Frank Stattanfield, Wtlkinsbnrg. 8 John Crane. Stockholm, N. J. Mrs. Sally Cameron, 111 years old. New Haven, Conn. James Runclman, author, London. Baby Diem, the child actress, Buffalo, N. Y. Daniel C. Eaton, PltUburg. John Zlmmeriy, Pitts burg. John C. Finch, centenarian. In West vtlle, N. J. 9 Dr. William Dounan. Bnrgettstown. Baron vonRedwitz Schmeltz, poet, Cologne. King .Taj a, of TenCriffe Island. Dora Shaw, actress, Philadelphia. Mrs. John E. George, East Liverpool. O. Paul Merrick. Pittsburg. 10 Z. L. Bell, East Flnlev township. James 3L Jopc. New Brighton. Mrs. Lizzie G. Glorcry, PItUbnrg. Mrs. Margaret Jeffries, PltUburg. Walter Edwin Zahrlnger, PltUburg. 11-CoIonel Robert S. Rogers, Sun Hill. Md. Ex btate Treasurer Johns. Ryan, Indiana. Mrs. Georre Horer. centenarian. Norristown. Mrs. Mary Sloan, centenarian, Lancaster. Colonel William Hayward, at Hayward. Cal. - O. H. Clarke,Ben enuc. Alfred E, Windsor, Pittsburg. 12 Mrs. BeDe Patterson, only descendant of Presi dent Andrew Johnson. Colorado. Mack Brln son, centenarian. Georgo Daniel Bnslmell, PltUburg. E. S. Durban, veteran Journalist, Philadelphia. Robert P. McAteer. PltUburg. Simon Rellly, of PltUburg, in St. Louis. 13-John Messer, PltUburg. Emma J. NilanJ. Pitubnrg. Mrs. Jiate Kushtor. PltUburg. Mrs. Mary Zimmerman. PltUburg. 14 Thomas H. Lee. Red Oak. la. Key. J. C Ogle, East Liverpool, O. John Bueriy. blblloio glst, Greenville, N. Y. Alex. G. Hopkins, vnutrson. general Gliomas Harrison, Waco. Tex. Bey. B. W. F. Corley, Towerhill, 111. Dr. J. H. Gray. Meadville. Wm. C. Lewis, Pittsburg. Henry Eedenbach, PltUburg. Wm. J. Snyder. Pittsburg. 15-Hon. Phlneas M. Angur, Mlddlefield. Conn. Prof. John C. Nash, Parkersburg. 7illlam F. Lewis, PltUburg. Rev. Samuel BIsscl died in India. Mrs. Honora Hlckey, aged 103. at Hol brook, Mass. Wm. B, Matthews. Pittsburg. Henry Bice, aged 89, engineer on the first loco motive, at Albany, N. Y. 16 General Benjamin Franklin Kelly, who raised the first Union regiment south or Mason and Dixon's line, died at Wheeling. Francis B. Beeves, New Hamburg. N. Y. Thomas P. ShaUcross, United states Secret Service, AVheel lng. Dr. Henry Elmer Townsend, Boston. Rupert Christian, PliUburg. Mrs. Ellen J. Dowaey. Pittsburg. Rev. Father Jeroms Kearney, PltUburg. 17 SamuelBoyd. Sewlcklev. Georg" W. Karten deU, Wllkesbarre. Alexander Fraser, Balti more. John Coltas, PltUburg. tValter C. Shupo, or Pittsburg, at Albuquerque, N. M. Robert Sims, Pittsburg. Henry Snyder, PltU burg. 13-Johu Abel, -New Castle. Charles V. Scott, PltUburg. Dr. Charles E. Shoemaker. Profes sor aural surgery University or Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Daniel Daudhelser. centenarian. PotUgrove. Captain David ilackay, New Bloomfleld. Manogl. Samoa's ruler, died at Rawlins, Wyo.. while returning home. David W. Miller, PltUburg. WUliam Tate, Sr., Pittsburg. 19-John nammlll, ex-chtcr fire depirtment. William Walker, merchant, poet. Glasgow. Colonel George M. Chambers. Jacksonville, 111. Thomas Crystal, aged 111. lrontnn. O. Mrs. Taman Scott, 112, Argentine, Kansas. LevlRedway, Carbondale. John C.Bennett, Pittsburg. Miss Jane Bland, Pittsburg. Joseph Mercer, ritUburg. Captain G. A. Shanfeldt, Pitubnrg. . 20--John Fox, an old time PItUbnrg detective and ljuutcuuiuai. jii x-lizaut-in tiOTTCii, ntlS- burg. .TohnL. Edwards, Hazel wood. Robert Giles, WUmcrdlng. Mrs.M. E. Heed, Pitts burg. 21 Proressor E. A. Johnson. President of the University of New York, at New York. Hon. W.H.Ross, Ft. Gibson, Mont. Alexander Gourley, centenarian, veteran of War 1812, Leavenworth. 3Irs. E. L. Davenport, can ton. Fa. Abby Bray Kendrlck. actress. New York. Jonathan Helms, PltUburg. Alexan der McClure. Pittsburg. 22 Rose Llsle-Yearance, authoress. St. Mark's Hospital. New York. Mrs-Wilhelmlnacharff, PltUburg. Ex-Governor David s. Walker, Tampa, Florida. Baldwin Dahl. composer. Denmark. Jacob Hitter, centenarian. Allen town. Hon. William n. Lambert. CanandM gua. N. Y, Prof. E. H. Stanley, Oberlin Col lege. John BurchllL Pl'tsnurg. John M. Peb bles. Pittsburg. Mrs., E. J. smith, PltUburg. Henry Zimmerman. Pittsburg. 23 Mrs. Clarissa C. Armstrong. San Francisco. Antolne Depuv, Professor qJ History at the Lycee of Brest, Paris. Jonn Walthour. Mc Keesport. Mrs. Elizabeth Evans. Pittsburg. 24 Woodrldge Spencer, humanitarian, Smyrna. N. Y. Johnson Towers, actor. London. Cecil Kaipn Howard, sixtn Earl or wicklow, at Wlcklow. Alfred Fowler. Pitubnrg. E. F. Lupton, Pittsburg. L. Mcintosh, Pint: Creek. 25 T. n. Williams, of PltUburg, In Colorado Springs. Roliert S. Johnson at Hazelwood. Joseph T. Johnson. Baltimore. Mrs. Key. wire of Bishop Key, EnrekaSprlugs, Ark. Herman Roster, editor in chler Chicago StaaU-Zeitana, In Cnbowa. Mrs. Bridget Dillon. PltUburg. James A. Golden, Pittsburg. Charles F. Kear ney, PltUburg. 26 Colonel James R. Crenshaw. Richmond. Cap tain M. M. Walden, Centervilie. William S. Weeden, theWaterbury watch man. at New Bedford. Mas. Curtis B. Wells, journalist. Springfield. Mas. George Bueler, PltUburg. Matthew Day. PltUburg. Mrs. Emma Baer Sletarn. l'lttsbnrg. Allan Stewart, Flttsburg. 27 J. J. East, Allegheny. Ex-Governor Paul Dil lingham, of Vermont. Henry Glover, PltU burg. 28 Frederick C. Hayemever. sugar refiner. Brook lyn. Pror. Leo Schemshelrjtan, Proressor of Languages. Kentucky University. Lexiugtou. Samuel Sands, centenarian and millionaire, Baltimore. Mrs. Helen Harmon. Pittsburg. 20 Captain Saunders, of thewhalebacfctteimore, died In Liverpool on the initial trip from Du luth to Liverpool. John Roland Reed, actor, Philadelphia. David Steen. Manstteld. Frame Reed. Pittsburg. Martha Howard Frick, daughter or H. Clay Frlck. Cresson. I. p. Kidder. D. D.. LL. D.. Professor or Theology. Garrett Biblical Institute. Pittsburg. Georgo Asdell, PltUburg. Felix A. Murphy.PltUburg, Francis J. Reid. PltUburg. 30 Truman narrlngtpn. Camden. N. Y. Edward Lewis, fasted 70 days and died at Newcastle. Mrs. Martha D. Washington. Dennlson, Tex, Mrs. Mary Welghman, McKeesport. John Fitzgerald, PltUburg. 31 Ex-Judge John Houston Miller, Steubcnvllle. Rev. MilQ C, Bullock at Chicago. Mrs. Dr. J. H. Reynolds, or PItUbnrg. .1. Luther Ring wait, editor Railtcay World. Downlngton. Pa. John Axlord, Brooklyn. Mis Mollv Bresnan, Pittsburg. Ada M. Katzcmeyer, PliUburg. Martin McDonald, Pittsburg. Arthur Roncv, AUegbeuy. Johnston Ward, PltUburg. AUGUST. 1 E. W. P. Smith. Secretary orUnited States Le gation at Bogota, died in Carthaglna. Prof. John Trcdlnnlck. D. D..dran or the University of the sonth. died at Blufftown. Ala. John II. Carlisle, Pittsburg. Uriah W. Hcasley. PliU burg. Mrs. Kate McGradr. Pittsburg. 2 Sister Clara, Cannelite nun. Si. Louis. Dr. Ebenezer Judklns, Houston, -Tex. Joseph Bechman, Pittsburg. John H. Crane. PltU burg. Mrs. Helen Marl. PltUburg. Maurice Murphy, PltUburg, Charles H. Utz, Pitu bnrg, 3 Ex-Senator George K. Anderson, at Trinidad, Col. Horatio G. Garrett, Steub-nviHe. Mrs. Hannah Fry. PltUburg. Mrs. Laura Gordon, North Braddock. John M. Kennedy, PltU burg. Andrew Link, Pittsburg. 4 William Coyan, of McKeesport. James Hughes, editor, Pittsburg. Mrs. E. A. Irwin. Pitubnrg. Mrs. Margaret E. Lindsay. rilU burg. John McMlchael, Sr.. Beech Creek. Sirs. Elizabeth Welh. Pittsburg. 5-J. Knight Gibson. Wllklnsburg. Mrs. Robert, Erwiu, dewickley. 6 Lambert II. Meeker. PltUburg. Hon. James PotU. Judge Cambria county. Johnstown. Mrs. Solic Barbara Wentz, PItUbnrg. 7 Margaret M. Adair, PltUburg. Louis Blnse vanger, PltUburg. Mrs. Kof-na Blackball, Hoboken. Pa. Mary L. Elgeuraucli, Alle gheny. Robert E. Grabenstelu, Allegheny. Elizabeth Grayson. Pittsburg. . , . 8-K. A. Black. PltUburg. Clara DIctrlcch. Pittsburg. Mrs. Mary A. Ellis. Pltubure. Mary E. Kirls. Pittsburg. Mrs. Fraud L. Lcbmanu. PltUburg. 9 James C. Lapslev. Braddock. Casper Braun. PltUburg. James T. Brown. I'liuburg. Mary Butler. PltUburir. Edward Klemm. Pittsburg. Sirs. Frances l.chmnnu. rittsburg. Jacob Rlchter. Pittsburg. James P. Phillips PltU burg. William J. G. Young. PltUburg. 10-L. S. Hooper. PltUburg. lion, ogden Holf mau. Judge United States District Court. San Francisco. Rt. Kev. .labez P. Campbell, orthe African Episcopal Church. Philadelphia. Mrs. L. K. Sawtelle. lawyer and authoress, Am herst, N.1L Mrs.. Elizabeth Breelln. Pitts burg. Thomas Long. PltUburg. IgaatzRebcr, PltUburg. H Henderson E. Davis, rittsburg. Charles Well ing, editor Jamaica-Farmer, Jamaica. Major W. W. Carpenter, Brazil. Ind. John 3Icenen. V. S Pittsburg. Very Kcv. Gullbert Elliott, D.D.. dean of Bristol. Mrs. Mary Virginia Branlgan, PltUburg. Samuel Orr Clukcj-. PltU burg. Mrs. M. D. Forbes, PltUburg. George E. Rowe, PltUburg. -Mrs. M.D.Thomas,Pltt burg. 12 George Jones, editor New York Times, Portland Springs. Emmet T. Ross. cdltor.Cantun. Mus Picket, Chatlanoqca. sister Mary Luulv, Pitts burg. Frederick City, Md. Jacob C. Ward, ar tist. Bloomfitld, N. J. Robert Beh, PltUburg. Thomas W. bmtth. PItUbnrg. 13 Horr. James L. Carpenter. Akron. Joseph Herena, Cincinnati, at McKeesport. Mrs. Vesta Caten centenarian, Norwood,. Mass. Jobs . - ' - - - Altmeyer, PltUburg. CaristopheiBalfetj Eht burg. Mrs. Elizabeth Bergman, PlUsDarg. Mrs. Amy T. Halstead. Steubenrllle.f'Alberl ? Orr Matthews, Pitubnrg. ' I4-Rev. John H. Hopkln.D. D a noted' Episco pal, divine fonnerlrof Pittsburg, died In New York. Hon.-Jobn R. Gamble; M. C, died at Yankton, 8. D. Mrs. Elizabeth Price, centen arian, at Wilmington, DeL George H. Brtnd iey, Pittsburg. O. A. Cochran, PltUburg. Mrs. Mary Galvlo. PltUburg. 15 Dr. Thomas L. Smith. Brooklyn. EOT. Dr. Naryan bheshadrl, a convert from Brahma to) Catholicism. New York. Thomas Allison, Beaver. Clement Greenaw, PltUburg. J. J. Lindsay, PltUburg. 16 Christian Bteaen. Jr., Allegheny. John a. Gnllbert, West Point. N. Y. Major J. H. Crump. Esq., centenarian, Harrison, Ark. Mrs. Emma Henderson. McKeesport, Mrs.i Mary Bcebe, PltUburg. Jobn Gibson, Pitts-i burg. ' 17 James Boy ce. Towson. Md. Count CidoEoych, Italian Navy. Shanghai. China. JohnAbra harasnn. of McKeesport. lu China. Albert Clemplnl. PltUburg. Mrs. Mary C- Pratt. Pittsburg, 18-WHIIamT. Parker. Parkersburg,. Rev. Father Anthony Free. S. J.. New Orleans. Harvey R. Adams, Pittsburg. Mrs. Marr Brown, Pittsburg. Frederick Braun, Pitubnrg. Dr J. H. Burket, PltUburg. Annie Casey, PltU burg. 19 Henry W. Brown, Boston. Hon. R. F. Beck. Vlck-burg. Lewis Poul.on, the chess player. In London. Annie E. Devlin, PltUburg. Clyde IT. Fir. Braddock. 20 Mrs. Eliza J. Keen", Canonsburg. Major J. H. Sleeper. Tenth Battery. Marblehead. Mass. Sirs. Marv Brown, centenarian, Elba. Pa. Harry V. "W. Carnegie. PltUburg. John -T. Hoffman, PltUburg. Edward 3. Webb, PItU bnrg. 21Z-Colonel Daniel Stinton. V. P. A.. New York. Mrs. Eleanor C Hawkins, Steubenvllle. Bt. Hon. John Inzllfeh. LLD., Lord Justice Cen tral of Scotland. Glencour.e. Henry Bozgera, centenarian, Fairmont. W. Va. Hon. Walter L. Bragg, Inter-State Commissioner, bpring Lake. N. J. Thomas A. Sutherland, editor Welcome, rortland. rc. Mrs. A. E, Bartholo mew, PltUburg. Frank Coffav. PltUburg. Joseph Good. PltUburg. Mrs. Mary Sinclair Moore. Pittsburg. 22 Dennis O'Erlen. Mansfield Valley. Henry W. Beckworth. Consul at Bermuda. Highlands. 111. Elmer Hepler. PltUburg. Miss Annie Nowatny, PltUburg. Stewart C Rigdon. Allegheny. 23 Harry George Powlett, K- G. D. C S., Duke of Cleveland, died at his borne. Battle Abby. Sussex. Israel Flelshmann, theater manager and owner, Philadelphia. Hon. Ellas H. William. Judge Clayton county. la. Dr. George Hlekley Lyman, Boston. Mrs. Eliza beth Boo. PltUburg. J. S. K. Huff. AUc gheny. Charles North, Pittsburg. In Detroit. 24-Kt. Hon. Henry Cecil Kalkes. M. P.. PorU mouth. General England died at bis home. Great Gaunt street. London. Count Rndolph Uachkolffer, Austrian Consul. San Francisco. Jacob B. Hubley, Wllklnsburg. 25 Jacob Steel. 103, oldest man m Pennsylvania. Sprinjrhlll. Fayette connty. General W. B. Curtlu. Wheeling. W. Va. John E. Scanlon. editor Connecticut Catholic, Hartford. Herman L. Auger, Allegheny. James Brown, Turtle 26 Mrs. 'General John A. McCausland. Point Pleasant, W. Va. Hon. Hiram Schwartz. Judge Orphans' Court Berks county. Doyles towu. Mrs. Elizabeth Beatty. centenarian, Elizabeth. Pa. Frank Lorain. Allegheny. 27 Ex -senators. C. Pomerov. Whltinsville, Mass. Lyman C. Draper, historian, Erie, N. Y. Mnic. Agar, actress. Alrena, Pletro Iiosa, archeologlst and Senator of Papal court. Rome. Edward Brown. Pittsburg. Maud Holtzman, Allegheny. John Mountnev. Pitubnrg. Rob ert T. Kainey, PltUburg. Ekward D. WaUon, Pitubnrg. . 23 WlUiem Lee. Rochester, N. Y. Samuel R. Raymond, of the New York Times, Rochester, N. Y. Mrs. J. n. Agnew, Allegheny. I hrlstlna Deppel, Allegheny. 20 William Blacic centenarian. Onakerstown, James Ford. 111. Fort Plain. N.Y. Maud 31. Holtzman, Allegheny. Emma S. Owen, Alle gheny. 30 Jugde G. W. Schofleld, Warren. Pa. Jonathan Oldham, abolitionist, Boston. Major J. K. Campbell. Second Artillery, United states Army, Montreal. Mrs. Mary Bradley, PltU burg. 31 Mrs. Elizabeth Cain, PltUburg. Nedle Cooper, Pitubnrg. N. P. Fetterman. Esq., Pitubnrg. Mrs. Belle M. Severance, Alle gheny. SEPTEMBER. 1 Charles P. Geissenhalner. PltUburg. Thomas M. Piatt M. D., an American chevalier of the Legion or Honor, London. Jamea E. Kellly, editor, Easton. Pa. John Elliott, of Philadelphia. In New York. Mrs. Margaret Danseatn, PltUbursr. E. S. Murphy, PltU burg. John Stem, PltUburg. 2 Benjamin Noyes. in New Haven. Rev. J. B. boufe, D. D Ph. D.. Chicago. Robert D. Bowman, Washington, Pa. Mrs. Jane Bel ford, Pittsburg. Peter Schneider, centenarian, Elba. Michael Tallow. PltUburg 3 Mrs. Mary Butcher, aged 104 years. Atlantic Highland'. Colonel John W. Willard. U. S. A.. New York. W. G. Plxley, Superintendent Slunlclpal Hospital. PltUburg. Mrs. VloletU. Buchanan, Allegheny. J. W. Jones. PltU burg. J. C. Pierce, Knoxvllle. Mrs. Mary D. Weinman. PItUbnrg. 4 General Elward A. wild, of Boston, at Medel Un. Colombo. South America. Isaac Reed. Allegheny. James M. Buzzell. M. D.. editor Maine Free Will Baptlsu' Repository. Port land. Me. MlssBeUy Wormwood.centenarian. Oneida, N. Y. W. J. Kiddle. Flttsbur. Johu Tauber. McKeesport. Clifford F. Bennett, Allegheny. Edward Koegler, PltUburg. WB1 lam J. Kiddle. Pittsburjr. 5 Francis Barton. Philadelphia. Ralph Ena. PltUburg. George Newgold. Allegheny. U. Spratt. Haysvllle, Pa. Andrew 3. Thomas, PltUburg. Mrs. Hannah F. H. William. Mansfield. 6 Judge Douglass Boardman. Sheldrake. N. Y. Hon. Benjamin Hall. Auburn, N. Y. Jules Elie Delauncy, artist. Paris. Sirs. Matilda Gunsaulis, Allegheny. Henry McClosky. Alle gheny. Abraham Rife, Allegheny. James Speer. M. D.. PltUburg. Mrs. Dora WaUon, Allegheny. 7 George G. Roberts. Cumberland. Md. Colonel T. n. Hunt, U. S. A.. Fort Monroe. Va. Chang Jay. Governor or Sbang Tnng, Cnlua. Joscpu C. Chlnn. M. D.. centenarian. Lexing ton. Ky. Win. W. A. Spntwood. veteran of wars of 1812, Mexican ana Rebellion, at Mobile. P. L. Welmer. Inventor and ex-Mayor ef Lebanon. Pa., at Lebanon. Mrs. Susan Corrl- S.n. PltUburg. Jas. H. Downes, Allegheny, rs. Anna K. Dcumm. PltUbursr. James Ma loney. Pittsburg. James O'Neill. PltUburg. . 8 Judge Lorenzo Sawyer. United States Circuit Court. California, in San Francisco. Andrew Prentice. Unlontown. Mrs. Fllen E. Kltzmll ler, Barrs Mills. O. Charles R. bhupe. Alber querque. N. M. 9 Rev. Harvey D. Ganse. D. D., Chicago. Mrs. Ellen Moore. Pittsburg. Mrs. Harriett Barn helsel. Harrlsburg. Jonas M. Bundy. editor Jeir York Mail and Express, New York, Paris. Mrs. Ella Kearns, Pittsburg: Henry Francis Smith, PltUburg. Howard E. Taylor, Pitts burg. 10 Sam Sing the original New York Chinese leper at the buake nill Lazaretto. Georgo John Carnegie, ninth Earl of Northest, London. Ex-Congressman N. Clark. Theresa. N. Y. Theodore F. Brittle, editor EvninaFout, Louis ville. James H. Barr. Wllklnsburg. Mrs. Mary M. Campbell. Allegheny. 11 David Humphrey Storer 31. D.. Harvard's oldest student. Bcston. Mr. 1'. A. Mickle. centenarian, Guilford. N. 1r. Jennie K. Arm strong, Pittsburg. Joseph Baker, centenarian. PltUburg. A. L. FiUon, PltUburg. Cl-arles B. Gamble. Oakdale. John E. Hermann, Allegheny. John P. lingers. PItUbnrg. 12 J. if. Latrobe. the founder or the Republic of Liberia and one of the most dlsdngnlihed menibcrsof the Baltimore bir.dled at his home. James Allen. Allegheny. Mrs. Annie M. An derson, Pltt5inrg. Motile A. Cpps, Alle fiien v. Elliott luvis. sr.. Wilklnsburg. W III am Hofford, PltUburg. William., . Teraplcr. Allegheny. 13 William 'HunneshaKeu. Allegheny. Dr. Rob ert T. S. Lowell. Schenectady. N. Y. K. S. Henrlchseu, Alexandria. HI. Wllbnr F. Bak er Allegheny. Mrs. Annie Beer, PltUburg. Mrs. Ellen Coaway, PltUburg. 14 Hon. George B. Loring. ex-Commissioner of Agriculture. Salem. Mass. Edmund Claxton. Philadelphia, at Atlantic City. Mrs. Mary W. Rowers, Pittsburg. 15 W. H. Young, Esq.. Greensburg. at Kirfc bride's Insane Asylum, Philadelphia. Very Bev. Dean Blester, D. D rector of St. George's K. C. Cathedral. Klngiton. Oat. Robert Collins. Plitsburg. Annie Grime. PltUburg. Samuel Neelv. Thorn Hill. Daniel Rasp. Allegheny. Mrs. John Williams, PItU bnrg. Mrs. Ellen White. Pittsburg. 16 William McCreery, of Johnstown fiood fame. In Allegheny. Slonselgnor Kotelll. Nuncio of Papal Court at Paris. Jonathan Hagan, Steu henvllle. Sir John Steele. R. S. A., ecu Id tor. London. Mrs. Margarltta Sharp, Green Springs. Oliver G. Parr, Ncwark.O. Andrew Iiartupee. of Allpghenv. at Charieroi. Mrs. Eleanor Hurlby. Wllklnsburg. James Kearns, PltUburg. Joseph Stadelman. rittsburg. 17 General carlo Pachcco. Minister of Publie Works. Mexico, di-d at Cordoba. General Franklin F. Flint. United States-Army. High land Park. Nicholas Van Buren. cousin of President Martin Van Buren. at Atmes. Mont, county. N. Y. Stephen Bltner. Allegheny. Mrs.M. L. Helsperger. . Allegheny, Nicholas Vieder. Allegheny. 18- Ex-Congressman L'orenz Brcntano. Chicago. -Colonel Samuel B. Pickens. Charleston, s. C. , William Moorhead. Frceport. George A. i Ktihn. Pittsburg. General I. W. Qulmby, United Slate Army. Rochester. N.Y. Lieut enant John W. Gardner, United States Navy. Athcns, N. Y. Leo. J. Jletl. PBUburg. Marie RaddlAe. Pitubnrg. Anna Walter," Etna. 19 Jamei Magulre, Homestead. Colonel Fred A. Coukling. brother or Roscoe Conkllng. "New York. Leon Hyactuthe Marals, actor. Paris. Mrs. Osho G. English, or PltUburg. la New York. Adam Dess, Pittsburg. Joseph A. Drexler, Allegheny. Mrs. Mary Golden, Pltt- burg. James T. McShane. PltUburg. Mrs. K. A. Plumincr. Plttsburr. Jacob swain. Manor. 20-Rev. B. F. Bnntlng. D. D., Nashville. Henry S. Walker, or Wheeling, at Philadelphia. ThomasyP. Dobsou, Wuklnsburg, Thomas 1'ayton. Allegheny. Thomas P. WUhams. PltUbursr. 21-GcorgeHaydes. Pittsburg. John Haley, Allr ghenj. William Ferrel. meteorologist. May wood. Kan. 31rs. Jessie Frost. MeKeesporr. Rey. Father Malonev. Granville; Washington county. Clarance Evass, 'PltUburg. John S. Hudson. Wllklnsburg. Benjamin Marker, PltUburg. J. Campbell Stewart. Plttsbori. 22 William W. Fisher. Attleboro. Vr. Mrs. Lydla Hnyder-Frost. St. Petersburg. Mrs. VTillU-n Dean. St. Paul. Minn. William 'Frank. Alle gheny. John b. Greene. SharpahUrg; Edward Kelly, Pittsburg. Joseph Setfert. Allegheny. Pcier Silas. PltUburg. . 23 Klrliard Jeni-iogs. Queenstown, Pa. Hon. Je. T. Crowcll. President Senate of New Jersev. at Railway. N. J. Benjamin C. Bruce, editor Lin iStoct RecrmK Lexington, Ky. 'James Mel Tln centenarian. PltUburg. Nettle Anderson. Pittsburg. Mrs. Annie Cowan, Pitubnrg. David C. Evans, PltUburg. James Graham. Pittsburg. 21 Grand Duchess Paul, slstcr-ln-law of the Czar, at Moscow. William Hillcr, Plitsburg. John. Houghton, PltUburg. Mrs. J. T Jloreland. Braddock. William T. Simpson. PItUbnrg. 25 Kev. S. D, Hurchard. D. D who made the tamons i-peecb against "Rum, Komnnism ant EebrlIlon."at Saratoga. Pror. John M. Trtble.. Betlieiiv,. W. Va. John B. Bennett. Braddock, . Rev. J- it. Fleming, Chambersburg. Pa. lliomas (f, Cochrane, Allegheny Frederick, Halm, bhonsetown. Mrs. Elizabeth McAuley, eentenarian. Allegheny. " " - 26rCharlesU. Paulson. Jr.. PltUburg. Hon. Jolrar i, tta,.. a nni.ii. tti v.krf iii-Ph.HA.J D. Howard. Dututh, Minn. Robert McPhersoa r QmAuAtA ori. Swenft Tagt. ?.? ,1 .i ;j ,... iTt-'j j! ie-arfeif ,SS im. E..fc ?. 4a.