Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-01-13
Neurological Record for 1875.
JANUARY.

l.,
Hesse-Cassel, seventy-three, Germany. Emile
Pereire, banker, seventy-ive, France.
l0-Ihe Rev. Edwin L. James, Methodist
divine, sixty-eight, Flushing, L. T.
l2-Thomas E. Bramlette, Ex-Governor of
Kentucky, Louisville Toungtchi, Emperor
of China, nineteen, China
81. T.-Charles Kemble Fox, actor, forty-two.
New York
,l8.-William Ell. AspinwaIl, merchant New
York
2o-Col, Augustus F. Allen, member-elect
OF Congress, jamestown, n Y.
@.-Charles Sprague, poet, eighty-four,
Boston
8--Loring Andrews, merchant, seventy
six, New York
A.-Chares Kingsley, author, fifty-six, En-
gland Maunsell B. Field author and LAWYER,
ffty-four, New York.
25.-John A. Walker, lawyer and poIiti-
clan, seVenty-five, Erie, Pa. Rev. George A.
Irask, reformer, seventy-eight, Fitchburg,
Massachusetts.
FEBRUARY.
l-Sir William Sterndale Bennett, must
clan, ffty-nine, England.
2.-Natban Sargent, Government officer
and author, seventy nine, Washington.
3.-SamuelF Hersey, member of Congress,
Sumner, Me.
4-William A. Buckingham, Ex-Governor
of Connecticut and United States Senator,
seventy-one, Lebanon, Conn.
8.-Jean Francois Millet, painter, sixty,
IT
10.-Rev. Luke A Wiseman, Methodist
clergyman, London.
l2-Charles Frederic de Savigny, German
statesman, siXty-two, Frankfort.
4.-Samuel Hooper, member of Congress
and manufacturer, sixty Seven, Washington.
Benolt Fould, banker, Paris. Dr. Hitzig,
biblical and semitic scholar
9.-Rcar-Admiral Charles III. Bell, United
States Navy, seventy-seven, New Brunswick,
New Jersey.
22-Jean Baptiste Camille Corot, painter,
seventy-nine, France Sir Charles LyeI,
geologist, London.
28.-Henry w. Dutton, newspaper pub
Usher Boston.
MARCH.
2.-Gen. Lorenzo Thomas, United States
Army, seyenty-two, Washington.
3.-John Birnie Phillip, SCULPTOR forty.
eight, London. John B. Dickinson, New
York banker, sixty-one, Chicago.
John limbs, author, England.
Gen. Sir John Hope Grant, army officer,
England. Sir Arthur Helps, author, En-
gland
-8.-Claude Louis Matthew, astronomer,
ninety, France.
9.--Rev. John Wright Roberts, Bishop of
the Methodist Church, Liberia
l3-Wllllam j. Hays, painter New York.
l5-Sir William Maynard Comm, British
army officer, scventy-One, England.
N.-John Mitchell, Irish patriot and au-
thor, Ireland.
.Hl.-Slf GOlQSWOrtnV Quincy, scientist
eighty-two, Cornwall, England.
al. l.. Bateman, theatrical manager
sixty, London. Count de Jarnac, French
Ambassador, London.
23.-John Hickman, lawyer and politician,
siXty-fye, West Chester, Pa.
27.--LouiS Amadee Achard, author Paris
29.-Edgar Quinet, auth or, scventy-two
France. John Martini Irish political leader,
siXty-thrce, Ireland.
APRIL.
5.-James j. Roosevelt, eX-Judge, eighty,
New York.
6.-Wiliam Won Kaulbach, painter, sixty
nine, Munich.
.1l.-Gcn, Andrew J. Hamilton, legislator,
eighty, Austin, Tex.
13-Samuel K. Wells, phrenologist, fifty
fivc. New York.
22-Marl Burton, abolitionist, seventy
eight, New York. William Henry Pickcrs-
gill, painter England. John Harper pub
Usher, seyenty-nine, New York.
24.-Rey. William Selwyn, author, En-
gland. John Phillips, geologist, seventy
three, England.
27-Winwood Reade, African traveller, En-
gland.
3O-Jean Frederic de Waldeck, traveller,
artist and centenarian, 100, Paris.
MAY.
1-Heinrich Albrecht Zacharie German
juriSt Germany.
2.-JesseR Burden, political leader and
physician, seventy-sevcn, Philadelphia.
George. Won Ewa!d, Orientalist, seventy
three, Germany Thomas Biddle, Minister
to Ecuador, thirty-eight, Guayaquil.
5.-Michael Levy, publisher Paris.
9.-TimOthy Trim, author, Paris.
10-GeOrge W Woodward, of Pennsyl-
vania, lawyer and politician, sixty-fve,
Rome, Italy.
13.-Gen., William Larimer political lead
er, siXty-siX, Leavenworth, Kan.
17.-John G. Breckenridge, ex-Vice-Presi-
dent of the United States, fifty -four, Lexing-
ton, Ky.
20.-Jesse D. Bright, ex-United States Sen
ator, sixty-three, Baltimore. Rev. Erwin
House, journalist and Methodist clergyman,
fifty-one, Cincinnati.
21.-Charles Il. Doolittle, Justice of the
Supreme Court, Utica, N. Y, drowned at
sea-
25.-stephen S. L'Hommedieu, Western
capitalist, West Point, N. Y.
2S.-Rey. Gilbert Morgan, Presbyterian di-
vine, eightyfour, New York.
r.. JUNE.
1.-Bellamy Storer, jurist, eighty-nine,
Cincinnati.
5.-Miles Gerald Keon author, Bermuda
6.-Count Charles de Remusat, French
statesman, seventy-eight, France.
9.-JuGus Schuberth, music publisher,
seyenty-one, Leipsic.
11.-Joseph Winlock, astronomer, Cam
bridge Mass.
14-samuel G. Drake, author, seventy
seven, Boston. Frederick Walker, painter,
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2O.-The Rev. Dallas Love, D. D., Method
list divine.
24.-John DeCamp, Rear Admiral United
States Navy, Burlington, y. J.
25.-Mortimer Thomson, author, forty five,
Rochester, n. Y.
Is. = Antoine Louis Barge, sculptor,
France.
29.-Ex-Emperor Ferdinand, of Austria,
eighty, Prague.
JULY.
S.-George Brown, oarsman, thirty-six,
Halifax, \. s.
9.-Prof. Cairnes, political economist. Lon
don.
9.-Francis P. Blair, Jr., Union army Off
Ger and ex-United States Senator.
n.-Charles kemble Mason, actor about
seventy-tve, Brooklyn. William Whitlock,
retired merchant, eighty-five, New York.
Guillaume Henri Dufour, army officer
eighty-eight, Switzerland.
15.-Samuel Priestly Taylor, organist,
ninety-ive, Brooklyn.
1S.-Lady Jane Franklin widow of Sir
John Franklin, seventy-fve, England
23.-Sir Francis Bond Head. author eighty
two, England. Sir Charles Lococ6e, pnysI-
clan, London.
25-George H. Mumford, telegraph man.
ager, thirty-fve, England. Athanase Josue
Coquerer, evangelical minister, ffty-five,
France.