Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-07

IIHFh DldlI, Oi mlssOuIli NOi. AleAdnueI
Hezilton, of New York; ex-senator
Weller, Of California; Caleb Lyon, of
Lyondale; Henry T. Blow, of St. Louis
ongressman Jenckes, ofRhode Island,
and ex-Secretary Graham, of North Caro-
lima. Among the prominent politicians
abroad who have passed away are John
Mitchell, Sir Francis Bond Head, cx-
Lieutenant-Governo of Canada, and
Francis Deak, Of Hungary.
The most prominent clergymen who
have died are the Rev. G.. +. Trask, the
anti-tobacco apostle the Rev. DR.. Patrick
Leahy, Archbishop of Dublin; the Rt-
Rev Edward John Horan, Bishop of the
Diocese of Kingston, Canada; the Rev.
John Wright Roberts, M. e. Bishop of
Liberia; the Rev. Isaac CollOrd, the pioneer
Methodist of Kentucky; Father Boehm,
the centenarian Methodist preachers the
Rev. Mr. Selwyn, Chaplain of the Queen
Of England; DIR. Laberenz, the Roman
Catholic Dean of Fulda; Archbishop
Plautier, of Nismes, Frances the Rev. III.
j. Ripley, professor at Newton Theological
Seminary the Rev. Lewis P. w. Balch,
ID. D., the Rev. Robert G.. Vemilyca,
Professor of Theology at Hartford Semi
nary, Conn. Athanase Jose CoquerCl, the
famous French Protestant clergyman the
| Rev Samuel Clark, of St. Marks College,
/ EnglaRd the Rev. Charles G.. Finney, ex-
| President of Oberlin College, Ohio; DR..
Mutt, President Indiana State University (;
Lycurgus, Archbishop of syria; Cardinals
Lorenzo Barili, Annibal Capolti, and
Gaspard Grasselinej also President Geo.
Smith, of the Mormon Church, and
Martin Harris, one of the authors of the
| Mormon Bible.
The eminent jurists of this country who
have died are Chief-Justice Hardin, of
Kentucky; Judge Maunsell B. Field, of
New York Judge George B. Woodward,
of Pennsylvania; Judge Bellamy Storer,
of Ohio; Horace Binney, of Philadelphia; +;
Prof. Joel Parker, of Massachusetts, and
United States District Judge Longyear,
of Michigan.
The medical profession has lost Dr.
Edward Delafield, of New York; Dr.
! Samuel NJ. Eliot, the eminent New York
oculist; DR.. Gerhard Saal, leading
homeopathic physician of Cincinnati; /;
| Sir Charles Locock, the English physi-
clan and accoucher to the Queen; Drs.
| Winslow Lewis and N. G.. Keep, of Bos-
ton, and DR.. A. d. Lord, of Ohio.
! Among the scientists who have passed
away Prof Herman Ritter, the English
| chemist; the astronomers, Wilson OF
| Melbourne, Argelander of Bonn, Twitch-
! ell of Cincinnati, Matthew of Paris, and
! Winlock of Cambridge, Mass; Sir Chas.
Lyell, the English geologist Prof. Wheat
stone, the electrician; Prof. Sundevall,
the Swedish Zoologist; Sir Goldsworthy
| Gurnett, the inventor of many projections
for miners S. r. Wells, the phrenOlogist
Jean Frederic de Waldoch, the African
traveller, who died at the advanced age of
105; Herman Ewald, the German philolo-
gist; Prof. j. f. Cairns, the English po-
litical economist, and Prof. J. A. Lap
ham, ex-State Geologist of Wisconsin.
The United States army has lost Gen.
L. B. Roberts, Bvt. Brighter William
Hayes, Bvt. Brig. Gen, George W.
Macy, Adjt,- Gen. Lorenzo Thomas and
he navy, Lieut.. Com. w. N. Allen, Rear
Admiral Charles H. Bell, Lieut. Com.
Douglass Cassell, Rear Admiral John De
Camp, Com. Andrew j Drake, Com.
George L. Morris, and RearAdmiral
Napoleon Collins. The prominent mill,
tary officers of Europe who have died are
Lieut.. Gen James Hope Grant of the En-
glish army, Gen. Dufour of the Swiss
army, Gen. Froissard of the French
army, and Gen. Caballero de Rodas of
the Spanish army, and Count Wende Zu
Gutenberg of the German army.
Among the prominent business men of
this country who have died are Eber B.
Ward, the Michigan iron master; Will
lam H. Aspinwall, of New York; South
worth Shaw of Boston; l. r. Singer, of
sewing machine and many-wives fame
John Harper, senior member of Harper
Brothers; Darius Wells, the inventor OF
wood type; John McManus, the Penn
sylvania iTon-master; Nj. W. Mason, OF
New York, the inventor of the locomo-
tive headlight; Samuel Chubbuck, the
inventor OF, many Improvements in tele-
graphic apparatus; Robert II. ives, of
Providence, r. L.. William B. Astor Of
New York; Francis Dane, of Boston
Vice-President Mumford, of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, and W. c.
Ralston, the California banker.
Among the dead and gone branches OF
royalty are Frederick William, ElectoI
of Hesse Cassel; Tsai Shun, Emperor OF
China, and his widow; the Infante Don
Sebastian, cousin of Isabella of Spain !;
Prince Paul Ostropirowitsch, of Georgia
ex-Queen Amelia, of Greece; Ferdinand
l., ex- Emperor of Austria; Prince Charles
Theodore, great-uncle Of the King o.
Bavaria; Prince AdelbeTt, uncle of th'
King of Bavaria; the eX-Duke of Mo
dena, and the Prince of Lippe-Detmold
The list of the dead would be incOm
plete without preserving the names of 1
few of the eminent women who have
passed away, among them Lady franklin
Celia Burleigh, the woman 's-rights agi
tator; Emelinc, the favorite wife of Brig
ham Young; the beautiful Russian Prin
cess Orloff; Anita, second wife of Carl
baldi; Nine. Jeanne Louise Farrence, thu
Frerch composer; Mrs. Henry NJ. Field
of New York, and Mrs. Emily Bills
: Gould, the benefactreSs of the Roman
children. Chicago Tribune.