The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-10

the hours advance, Manhood, Old Age
and Death take part in the panorama.
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Neurological.
4 The Detroit NeWs furnishes the fol-
lowing chronological summary of the
more conspicuous persons who have
"gone over to the majority during
the last year:
L. Com. Vanderbilt, the Railroad King.
f. Henri Monier, French artist and author
Z Herman Brockhaus, German Orientalists
Z. Winther, great Danish poet. q
g. Lucille Western, American actress
II. Alexander Balm, English author and schol-
II. Franeois Buloz, founder Of the Re,~e dss
4 Dea1 Mondes. -. 2
II. Thomas Page, English architect.
"a. Christian Poggendorf, eminent German
physicist.
81. The Rev: q. B. Joeelsn, President of AL
=. Joseph Smith, Rear-Admiral U. s. N.
=. - Killing, German chess problemist.
=. Signor Blitz we'll known ventriloquist, etc.
FEBRUARY.
Q. Leon Joseph Gatayes, musician and critic,
5. James Alden, Rear Admiral U. s. N.
6. John Mahony, well-known Fenian leader
s. Charles Wilkes, Rear-Admiral U. S. N.
10. Theodorus Bailey, Rear-Admiral U. s. N.
IL. Sir William Ferguson, surgeon to Queen
/ Victoria.
IA. Changarnier, French General.
IA. Amadec Pichot, French author
16. Ludwig Won Gerlach, prominent Prussan
Conservative.
IS. Herr Mosenthal, German, ,dramatist.
IS. Charles II. Davis Rear-Admiral U. 8. N.
20. Louis M. Goldsborough Rear Admiral U.
g. John Oxenford, prominent English critic.
%. Jung Bahadoor, Indian ruler.
| 2. Joel I. Hart, American sculptor.
| 5. Marquis de Compegien, the distinguished
I African traveller.
g. Joseph Autran, French poet and dramatist.
| 6. Gordon Buck, distinguished American sur.
| geon. stG
| 2. Johann Jacoby, great German Social Dem
| ocrat.
Z. Walter Bagehot, English politician and
financial writer.
Z. Matilda Heron, American actress.
| z. Emory Washburne, Ex-Governor of Massa-
/ schusetts.
George Odger, English workman's agi-
| 1. Marechal, great French painter.
9. Badou, noted Belgian painter 80
| 8. DIR. w. A. Muhlenberg, author of "I
| Would Not Live Away"
| TO- Edward Becher, well-known English Ad-
| miral, famous for his Arctic explora-
| tions.
| geologist aud paleontoogist
20. The notorious Parson Brownlow, Of
| Tennessee. tvtiSe
| 2. John Forsyth, Southern editor, etc.
| 8. Commodore Totten, L. s. N.
| II The Row Dr Tnvlnr awis prpfaccor OF
Union College, Schenectady, and we'll
known philologist, essayist etc.
| II. Gustav Won Manstein, German General.
| 13. Louis Joseph Ernest Picard, French advo-
cate and statesman.
| II. Edmund Quincy, author, Massachusetts.
%. Mathew Digby Wyatt, English architect
and designer of Crystal Palace.
| 30. J. Lothrop Motley, the American historian.
%. Fletcher Harper, last of the original firm
of Harper Brothers.
| =. Henry Perkins, English sculptor.
JUNE.
8. Sophia Frederick Matilda, Queen of Hob
is. Lady Sterling Maxwell LADY Norton).
Is. Mary Carpenter, English authoress and
l6. The Hon. b. d. Pratt, United States ex- !
Senator from Indiana and ex-Commis
soner of Internal Revenue.
II. The Rev. j. s. G. Abbott, American au-
thor.
20. Charles F. Briggs, well-known journalist,
of New York City.
n. Com. j. R. Goldsborough
05. Robert Dale Owen, prominent American
Spiritualist and social reformer.
96. Santini, Italian astronomer
81. Hugh W. Mercer, Confederate General.
3d. Heis, German astronomer.
5gis JULY. Ers ss4&F
8. Fr: William Hackl@nder, the "German
Dickens"
Q. Prof. Sanborn Tenney, of Williams Col
10. Sir George Bell, veteran British General.
20. Samuel Warren, English novelist, author
OF 1Ten Thousand a Year." etc.
20. George Ward Hunt, First Lord of the Ad-
miralty, Great Britain.
AUGUST.
| f. Field Marshal Won Steinmetz, celebrated
Prussian General.
Q. DIR. A. B. Crosby, Professor at Bellevue
~ Hospital, New York.
Ii. William Longman, well-known publisher,
of London.
rs. DR.. Asa D. Smith, President Of Dartmouth
College.
49, Henri Conneau, French surgeon and physi-
clan to the late Emperor Napoleon.
20. Henry Rogers, English writer, author Of
The Eclipse of Faith, etc.
2S Ben DeBar, the American Falstaff."
90. Brigham Young, President of the Mormon
Church.
50. Admiral Semmes Of Confederate fame
so. William Shannon, Ex-Governor Of Kansas.
s4i@kkft SEPTEMBER. #
]. FL Davenport, Il, Ameriesn actor;
and historian, and ex-President Of the
u Constantine % i Canaris. Greek statesman.
49, Levi Coffin, well-known anti-slavery apos-
tie, and officer Of the underground rail
10. Henry Compton, English comedian.
20. Louis v. Bogy, United States Senator from
"a w. a. F. Talbot, one Of the pioneers in
photography.
%. Henry Meiggs, American railroad builder
| 8. Archbishop Bayley, Of Baltimore.
8. Nine. Titiens, the great singer.
"a. Geo. 1. Fox, American comedian
2S. Joseph Durham, English sculptor.
90 Edwin Adams, American actor.
%. Gen. Forrest Confederate chieftain.
81. Baron Frederick Won Wrangel, Field Mar
shal Of the Prussian Army.
NovKMnER-
1. o. r. Morton, q. 8. Senator, Indiana's,
War Governor etc.
!. Pierre Lanfrey, French Senator and heto-
4. Dnvergier, rreneh duzisg
8. Gustav BrioH Efenek painter.
9. Ad1e1ia, D0Wagcr Queen Of 6axony.
g. jose Olozga, Spanish hProgressionist leader
"A. Julia Kavanagh, English authoress.
2S Sauveur Henri Victor Bouvier, the we'll
known French physician and medical
u. s-es1s B oriSasu, New York rnercssut,
G,.u patron Of Polar research.
Z Benjs lugE, Confederate General
II. Sidl6y Hmik4 EuEli1h architect. *
IL Lord Percy, General In English Army.
z. 1'4~eIle 2 Dc Palsdins ErsPch = General;
TIA v AUlfiuos, Mc{ynnk family