Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-10

We have, too, list of dozals former
Governors of States of the Union who
died during the year, the most consplc-
uous of whom were Gov. Geary, ol
PenpsyIsahias Coy Colby, Of New
Hadfpsh1re; Gov. Moore, of Albany
and Gov. Sharkey, OF Miss.
Death made sad havoc among tile sci
entists. Pre-emfneDt among them, and.
indeed, among the dea tbs of the year, il
that Of Prof. Agassiz. Abroad, Liebig,
Chasseioup- I1oubat. j. J. Coste, q. Gam
thicr, st. Marc Girsrdin, Sir Henry Hol-
land, prssWm. Jamieson, John Stuart
Mill, DIR. Nelaton, Frederick Won Rau-
mer, Rev. Adam Sedgwick, Count dc
Verneufl, Prof. CzerFlak and Augustus
de Ia Rive, were all men of-tlistinction
IN the scientific world while In our own
country, Col. w. Foster, Prof. John
Torrey, WIN. s. Suliiyant, Matthew f.
Manry, j. Henry Coffin, Thomas D..
Baird, Joseph 81. Abbot, Henry j. and
Wm- w. Clark, Josiah G. Mott, Hugh
LnHedge, aud Dixie Crosby had a world
wide reputation.
The Journalists lost James w. Woods
VIM. Cassidy, Joshua Leavitt, j. D. L.
Gender, and q host of lesser lights; and
the educators long procession, OF whom
III. d. Peet, Silas Totten, Saunders Tai
Uoss - a. ncSutaI -1Asu a1osn"e ~
Baird, were the worthy leaders.
BxSt 10 the Chufch the sasldest loss of
the year is that of the Christian Minis
fers who, having fought the good fight
here, have received their crowns. We
miss their wise eounseis, their cheering
words. their earnest teachings, their
of faith and triumph. The Church
of England has lost Bishop Wilberforce,
its most eloquent preacher, aud Sedg-
WICK, It's greatest scientist. Inc scot
tish Episcopal Church, Ewing, Bishop
of Argyll, man OF great learning; and
the Free Church OF scotland, the teer-
Iess Gnthrie and the learned Candiish ;
while two brethren beloved, Pronier OF
Geneva, anu Carrasco Oh Madrld, went
down In the vile du Havre. IN our
own country, the frotestanS Episcopal
Church mas iost three OF its Bishops. all
men on mark-tne renefaDie Mciivalne,
hanoah anu Armitage-ands scores OF IT'S
clergy, among whom were the names OF
WIN. A. Doc, .: Il. Johnson, Siias Tot
ten ana Peter van fele, all conspicuous
Ior Ine1r learning. 3 - =. - ~,
= 11he Iiican MeInoulSs EIAscopai
Chu en mas ioss Iwo o. its Dtsnops. husn
ana Ssanh ana Ine lion ~. y. Tnnrcn
enc, W In. n. DIsnop; Whlle .ue y niteu
bretnren IN lnrlst GERMAN Meinocists1
mourn tne loss ., eA-Disnop P Maekwooa. y y
ne Me.h0oist Episcopai Snureh ooutn
mas pufiea l.s nrsI, ana long us aoies.
Disnop-oisuop Ear 'y--anu many VI Us rs
h'il[,s. I,.'S S..:.., ,.,.
UT NDnslegaIioHal cnuTGnes nave
iost rev: Ut. baager, OF tne Home MIS-
siohafy SoG1e.y rev; TT, 6a5sIgM, oi
De Deo"1, e ma; D ~ SosIpn Yds., A.l5l' ,,ls,d'
1sev. 1T nooAe., nov. "; Sona iouu'
new OTs tOEIS, o6u., ISCf. IAVl0 n00Ls
Not' II; oao.h, nes. ~. oPau,ulus' P1 .nS :
veneraoie missionary y, III eeyioH, anu q
rev. ~. !. =. "aoerhian' VINO were al
men Q, h9ce.
In tne Lutherzn zehusSn sne yenera-
uie II. ochuassecAets anu nes. Of- y uut-
Ter, also professor IN Lutheran sneo-
loSical seminary. are tne most eminent
VI Those WHO nave past away:
tne various Drancnes, @ lne rrespy-
ser.an 9oay nsss sus.a.Ieu ~ nsavy iosses
II. n ''i1 ueasn y. .he yehDr aole 9n.ius
", 9osl 1a1kel, II. ueuly =. Ililcn-
eock, iaee Tresiqen. essern heserve ",
Coiiege; Dr. NJ =. HickoK, VINO, snough
nls las. years were ciouueu .oy uisease,
nal Desn one ol ouI nus. @ aecump pi.s,rs.a sa
ana success.ul pastors ana Writers, Dr,
joseph Harvey. one of the pioneers In
tne Forelgn MISSIONARY orgahIzaLion
s, sl.He'lt !: lor nts scllo
snip AMI Drs. MeLain, rain,er. ning.
Cauipoeii, .. oleaseia,u, lea. Eay, haS ie, !,
| sleh fathers oewaiu anu S.ragae anu
| Tue iasnenteu Deeoe anu =. CapR,
We're each IN tneir sphere men OF great
worth ana useiuiness.
Inc frespyterian Cnurch South ia-
! ments the ueatn or the iearned ana ac-
complfshed DR.. Thomas Smyth, OF
/ Charleston; Rev. DR.. j. 81 Wiison, OF
| Atlanta: DIR. 5. j. +. Anderson, Of New
Orleans; Dr. +. III. Bowman, of Mem
| phis, ayietnh of yellow fever, who died
/ at his post; Prof. 4. c. Smith, and Rev.
Philip Pierson, both Of Georgia; Rev.
ID. III. Cunamins. of Covington. Tenn.,
| and the youthful but devoted David III.
Comfort.
lost valuable theologiap aud professor,