Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-29
NEUROLOGY OF 1874.

Compared with other years the necrology of 1874 has not been extensive, although the list includes many names of great promi- nence But one ruler, King Lunaillo, of Hawaii. appears, and he was an unimportant one, for whose death his people spent littie time in mourning. Of ex rulers, there were Willard Fillmore, thirteenth President of the United States, and Cespedes, leader oi the Cuban reyolutionists. Of statesmen ot the first order, there were Charles Sumner and Gerrit Smith, the Americans; Guizot, the Frenchman, and Espartero, the Spanlard. Of the second order, ex Senator Wigiall, oi Texas Gov. Caldwell, of North Carolina ; D. B. Melish, Alva Crocker, and John B. Rice, members of Congress. Among sol diers, were Marshal Concha, of Spain; Gen. B. J. Sweet, First Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue; Gen. c. L. Hartsuti, ex- commander Twenty-third Corps. |. :. Vols; Gen. A. B. Dyer, Chief Ordnance Bureau, U. S. A; Gen. John G. Foster, L. s. A.; and Gen. Morgan L. Smith, of Illinois, styled by Gen. Sherman, ''the bravest of the brave y Of sailors-Lieutenant Commander w. B. Cushing. L. $. N; Rear Admiral Buchanan, |. s. N
 The long list of authors includes the names (b.sides those already mentioned) of Dr. David Frederick Strauss. tbe ''infidel' of Berlin; Jules Janin and Jules Mchelet, the Frenchmen: Fritz Reuter-, the Piattd- eutsch poet: Charles Shirley Brooks, editor of Punch Bryan Waller Proctor ("Barry Cornwall'); Constantine Tisehendorf, Ger man Philologist; Charles Astor Bristed (:.Carl Benson ), and Ralph keeler.
 Of Judges there were B. B. Curtis, of d fnr of of the United States ex-Chief Justice Per ley, of New Hampshire; and Thompson and Read, of Pennsylvania.
 Of eminent ministers there were, Bishops Whitehouse, of Illinois, and Lee, of Iowa, Episcopoian; Rev. Drs. Carlton, x-Book Agent. Henry Slicer, lveteran), and Thos. NJ. Eddy, (AIissionary Secretary), Methodist Episcopal; and Elder Knapp, the Baptist re- vivalst.
 The list of eminent dead of the year also includes the following names, viz: Rev. Dr. Jackson, President Trinity College, Hart ford Judge Edmunds, of New York City James Walker, exPresident Harvard Col lege: Baron Meyer de Bothchild, of London Mdme. Parcpa Rosa, the singer; Adam Black, the great Edinburgh publisher; N :. Dodge, magazine writer of Boston; Sir | fTanClS ItlliL CuiitH, lIiNthlOI Ol 'hC sNIS" propeller; James Bogardus. the New York inventor; J. Edgar Thompson, President of the Pennsylvania Central Railway James Miller, Mckinn, the noted AbolitioniSt; J. c. Brown, senior partner in the famous Rhode Island manufacturing firm of Brown X Ives Mdme. Audubon, wife of the natu- Ialist; $. c. Coan (CampbelD, opera singer Bellew, the English reader; Henry Grinnell, and Jonathan Sturges, celebrated New York merchants; Lord Gordon Gordon, remarka- ble swindler; W.B. Brown, noted California capitalist; Pierre Blot, caterer; W. B. Bumisted, politician of Jersey City; G. B. Lamar, noted blockade runner; John Laird, English ship-buider; John I. Havemeyer, Mayor of New York City: Ezra Cornell, founder of Cornell College, lthica, New York; Samuel Williston, beuefactor of Am herst College; Mrs. Asa Hutchinson, of the Hutchinson family of singers; Admiral Dot, dwarf; John Russell, of Greenfield, Mass, first cutlery manufacturer of the United States; Deborah Clark, mother of Grace Greenwood Mir. Mathews, step-fathcr of Schuyler ColfaX Peter Navarro, the cele- brated scout of the Indian war of 1872 'sDoctorn Robert Underwood, the veteran pool seller; and Johnny Mackey, the pugi- list