Ex-gov. Dagley Dead

I,:ist Wednesday brouglit the sad news to Detroit of tlic death of Hon. John J. Hagley, of that city, who breathed liis last ut 2:15 i. m., of tht day, at Sun Francisco, lic had sonirht the Pacific slopein dM hope of bcing restored tolicalth, but tlie chaDgfl ¦ lid not scem to benefit hhii ]rnnanently. The deceased was born in Medina, Orleans Co., S.Y., Jnly 24, 1832, in.l ram.' to Michigan when a mere youth. In 1847 lie entered a tobáceo store at Detroit as a poor boy, remaining live ycars, when he commenced business for himself. He irulered from the lirst, and in a few jwi Ixcanie wealthy. He was twice governor if tli iMte. survinit froin 1872 to Ih7(, and has been a prominent candidatc tor i-,,to,i States senator bcfcre the legislature sevcral times. Bi was nmrrieil in liH to Miss Francés E. Newberry, of Dubuquo, la., who survlvos liim. He also leaves a family of teren cliildrcn. The deceased was noted for hls llhprai sptnt, anrt wm tirwc mnny sincere mourners throughout the state.