Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-02
Presbyterian, Memphis; the Rev. Lyman ]

A>oV 1A"S OAS SOAAs3 UA1O 1ofs Cdll10S d. MUS
by, professor of divinity of Oxford, Eng;
Ex-Bishop M. Domeni Roman Catholic,
Pittsburgh, Pa; Pope Plus *; the Rev. ]. G.
Wills, D. D., Methodist Church South; the
Rev. Dabney Ball, Methodist, Baltimore;
the Rev. Lorenzo D. Borrows, D. D., presi
dent New England conference; Bishop
| James Whelan, Roman Catholic, Ohio; Card
inal Godefroy Brossais, st. Mark the Rev.
John b. Hutchinson, D. D., Presbyterian,
Houston, Tex; Cardinal Louis Amat di San
| filipo Lorse; the Rev. DIR. F. Ogilby, Trim
ity church, New York: Cardinal Giuseppe
Berardl; the Rt. Rev. Augustus Selwyn,
bishop of Litchfeld, Eng; the Rev. George
Putnam, D. D., Boston, Mass; Paul Dub
ruel, vicar general archdiocese, Baltimore
P. F. Lyndon, vicar general archdiocese,
Boston; the Rev. Charles X. True, D. d.,
Methodist, Brooklyn; the Rev. Charles
Hodge, D. D.; the Rev. John Bowling, Bap-
fist, Middletown, N. Y; and tie Rev. Nehe-
miah Adams, D. D., author of the ssSouth
Side of Slavery"
Prof. F. w. Hunt, ex-editor North Anae,-
| scan Journal of Homeopathy; Prof. Karl
Rokitawsky, physician and anatomist,
Vienna DR.. Edmund r. Peaslee, surgeon,
| New York DR.. M. G. Potter, professor of
anatomy, Buffalo Medical college: DR.. Alex
ander Clinton, New York; Prof. Albert
| Smith, Peterboro, N. H.; Prof. John Brain
erd, homeopathic, Cleveland, O.; DIR. Cor
! nelius Boyd, Washington, D. c.; DIR. Francis
q. Smith, Medical University of Pennsyl-
vania DR.. G.. Y. Dyer, Chicago; DIR. James
j. Steel, surgeon, New York DR.. James G..
Aver, Massachusetts DR.. Claude Bernard,
Psychologist, Paris; DR.. Millijen, Lord By
ron's last physician.
/ SCIENCE AND EDUCATION.
George D. Rowley, English ornithologist;
Edward Collins Stone, principal of Ameri-
can asylum for deaf and dumb, Hartford,
Conn.,; the Rev. DR.. j. G. Blair, principal of
| West Virginia State normal school; Johann
Georg Kohl, German traveller and historian;
Prof. John II. Raymond, Vassar college;
Prof. Baxter, Harvard college; Prof. II. w.
Bache, United States coast survey; Prof.
Joseph 0. Pyatt, Pennsylvania institution
for the deaf and dumb; Prof. w. S. Wad-
dell, university of Georgia; DR.. Au-
gustus Heinrich Petermann, German
geographer; Prof. Westergaard, Dan
ish orientalist; Jacob F. Huber, Wes-
university of Pennsylvania; The Rev. Lem
uel Chase, vice president Jubilee college, ILL
nois; John P. Gordon, inventor of the
Gordon printing press; Prof. Moerch, con-
chologist, Nice; Father Pietro Angelo Secci,
Rome, astronomer; DR.. John E. Tyler, SUI
perintendent Somerville (Mass.) insane asyl-
UNI; DR.. julius Robert Mayer, Germany, dis
coverer of the mechanical equiva-
lent; M. de la Sausage, archaeologist,
France; Albert E. Church, professor of
mathematics, West Point; Prof. Joseph
Henry, Smithsonian institution; Gen. John
Fraser, superintendent public instruction,
Kansas; Prof. Gee w. Kelly, United States
coast survey.
Louis A. Cooley, founder of Godey's La
Dies Book;; Henry 7. Darlington, editor of
Buckstown Pa) Intezzigencer;; George
Philip Dorm, editor of Louisville Anzeiger !;
Henry W: Barkin, Sacramento Union; LOUIS
Prieth, Newark IN. ~ Fre5e ZeStuxg }.
ard Louis G. Koppel, Refornaer and Jeuish
TIMES, New York; Lewis Meacham, Chicago
Tribune; James F. GRAFT, Jacksonville
(Ala) Republican,; Frederick w. Burr, Hart
ford Comm Times; Robert Lea Macdon
nell, Canada Medical Journal: Samuel
Bowles, Springfield (Mass.) Republican, ):
Theodore G. Grannis, New York EvenSag
Post; Henry G. Leighton, Oskaloosa
! Qowa) Herald; John F. Phelps, May
vile IN. " Sentinel; Edward Wolling, New
York Situate Zeate1oag; Henry Ebert, New
York Matssk Zeitet1ag; William J. Buck
minister, MASSACHUSETTS Plo1g1,,u0aa;, Joseph
S. Lane, Pittsburgh (Pa.) Post; Charles L..
Wilson, EoenSng Journal, Chicago; Oliver
Willard, Chicago Post. John James Fitz-
patrick, New York Herald; Friedrich
Rauchfuss, New York A6end Zeituag !:
Daniel Wilcox, Quincy Oily Wh5g; Samuel
s. Isaacs, New York JeaoSsh Messenger ).
Josiah Whitney, Florida Press Arson Her.
rick, Paterson, IN. j. Daily Guardian; Au-
gustus M. Jackson, New Albany Ind J
| Ledger-Sta,1dGrd: Oliver P. Baldwin, Balti-
more San.
! COMMERCIAL BUSINESS.
Christopher r. Robert, ex-president Della
ware & Lackawanna railroad; Thomas h.
List, president West Virginia Commercial
bank; Horace h. Day, rubber manufacturer,
Manchester, N. H.; Lyman Nichols, presi-
dent Boston National bank; Isaac B. Grain
ger, president Bank of New Hanover, Will
mington, N. c.. Almon D. Hodges, president
Washington National bank, Boston; David
@. Cotton, vice president Souther, Pacific
Railroad; John Q. Jones, president Chemical
National bank, New York; John G..
Deshler, president Franklin National bank,
Columbus, O.; Benjamin E. Bates, president
National bank of Commerce, Boston; Thos.
Hunt, dry goods, New York; E. X. Collins,
founder Collins Line of Steamships, New
York; Raphael Erlanger, banker, Paris:
John Mcdonnell, president First National
bank, New York; Henry @. Hill, president
Garden Savings bank, Massachusetts; J. F..
Tracy, ex-president Chicago, Rock Island g.
Pacific railroad; G. r. Lebos, president Mid
dlesex County Comm bank; Henry Disston,
saw manufacturer, Philadelphia; Leonard
Kirby. dry goods, New York; Peleg W.
Gardner, merchant, Providence, r. L.; Larz
Anderson, merchant, Cincinnati; James
| Goodwin, president Connecticut Mutual
| Lite insurance company; Samuel Wood,
| New York; Nathaniel 81. Emmons, merchant.
Boston William Orion, president Western
| Union telegraph company; w. s. O'Brien,
the bonanza king, California; Charles Nor
gan, New York, owner Morgan steamship
line; Thomas Winans, Baltimore.
THE ARTS.
Robert Wallis, English painter; Albert
Brendel, German painter; Felix de
Baerdenmaecker, French landscape painter;
Antoine de Fern-Korn, Austrian sculptor;
William Waud, American artist and archi-
tect; NJ. Jules A. Duval lie Camus, French
painter; Richard Upjohn, architect, New
York; Sir Francis Grant, English portrait