Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-01-14
1SSEE, SATURDAY, JANUARY "A, 1882.
1851.
Neurological Record for the Past Year
Other Interesting Statistics.


Other Interesting Statistics.
The following record and statistics are taken
from compilation by the Chicago Tribune of
The leading events of the past year. Asshown |
By the death record every department of labor
has suffered serious loss to an extent which,
indeed, makes the year memorable as COM
pared with many previous years The political |
world has lost such great names as James A.
| Garfield, slain by the assassin Guiteau; Lord
Beaconsleld, the eX English Tory leader and
fterateur; Drouyn de rHuys and Emile de
Girardin, the French statesmen; Baron Won
Haymerle, the Austro.lIungarlan Minister OF
Foreign Affairs; and from our Congressional
circles, Fernando Wood, Matt Carpenter and
General Burnside. The military world has
lost Major General Collcy, slain in the Boer
War; Major General Emory Upton, the great
tactician Of our army, aud General Bencdek,
Of the Austrian army. The most prominent
loss to our navy is Dr. Benjamin Franklin
Bache, an expert in naval science. The only
prominent death in royal circles was that OF
Alexander H., Car OF Russia, slain by the
Nihilists. The bar has lost Justice Cliff
ford, of the United States Supreme Court,
and several Judges of the State Supreme
Courts. Theology mourns the loss OF Will
lam Morley Punshon, the English Wesleyan;
Archbishop McHale, the "Lion of Tuam;"
the Rev. John Cummings, and Arthur PEN
rhyn Stanley, the eloquent Dean Of Westmin-
ster; while in this country Alexander Hamil
Vnton, DIR. Stuart Robinson, Bishop E. o.
Haven and other prominent men have closed
their labors on earth. The list of workers in
science and education has lost Prof Wood,
the botanst; John Gould, the ornithologist; {;
Prof Hirsch, the historian; Karl Weyprecht,
the geographer; Matthew Vassar, the founder
of Vassar College, and Isaac l. Hayes, the
Arctic explorer. The active world OF COM
. merce and business has lost Apollos K. Wet
| more, Isaac Sherman, Thomas A. Scott, Elisha
Riggs, William f. Weld, II. G. Stebbins, the
Baron James Rothschild, William G. Fargo
and Fletcher NJ Harper. The arts mourn Yer
e boecllhoven, Hughes Merle and Moeder; mu-
sic, Semmens, Rubinstein (Nicholas), Schlei-
!, nitz, Vieuxtcmps and Wuertz; and the drama;
il Sothern, Lingham, Dillon, Seton and Mrs
o Edwin Booth. In the literary world, Thomas
y, CARLYLE, Anna Maria Hall, James T. Fields
II John q. Palfry, Franz Dingelstedt, Sidney La
5, nier and John g. Holland have laid down thei
e busy pens.
d The detailed list of the dead in the United
!, States is as follows: T,
10 POLITICAL WORLD.
ii Hon. G.. Grant, an original aDohtionlst, MOI
n ris, ILL.,; X. II. stephenson, Collector OF Gus
l. toms, Cincinnati, o.. Henry ID. Cooke, ex
;. Governor, District of Columbia; Fernando
e Wood, Representative, New YORK; hatt II
It Carpenter, Senator, Wisconsin; Augustus W
le Bradford, Ex-Governor of Maine; william
q Haller. prominent Socialist, Cincinnati, y.
1t General Joseph Binckney, Commissioner o
10 Emigration; Hon. William G.. Crosby, ca
IF Governor of Maine; General w: W; Gary
T.. South Carolina; General John >. frestol
id South Carolina; Ansel Briggs, ex-governor G
d Iowa; DR.. Joseph Goldnark, New YORK, on
o of the Revolutionists of 1913 in Austria; GroV
e Salisbury, Ex-Governor of Delaware; Colon'
$ John c. Burch, Secretary of the United state
70 Senate; John Bagley, ex-governor OF Mich
n gan; stephen S. Foster, abohtionlst; AmDros
No.. Il. Burnside, United States Senate; James
ol Garfield, President of the United States; W.
N O'Conner, Representative, South Carolini
g. Louis A. Wilt, Governor of Louisiana; Gel
n3 eral Judson Fitzpatrick, United States Minist'
TN 10 Chilli
IL Andrew X. Hay, New Jersey; z. w. Stradel
H. Ohio; John Chaney, Maryland; 2. 5. Grool
cs New York; John U. Petit, Indiana; Ira !
as Eastman, New Hampshire; Benjamin f. Loa
l. Missouri; John Cheney, Ohio; Nathan X; Di
ed ON. Rhode Island; Milo Goodrich, New Yorl
Id K. Il. Trowbridge, Michigan; Randolph Strcl
Int land Michigan; Charles Hudson, Massach
he setts; Eli Perry, New York; Anthony
ut, Knapp, Illinois; James Wilson, New, Ham Han
n shire; Hugh j. Anderson, Maine; Z. w. Hltc
rs cock Nebraska; j. A. Barber, Illinois; Jam
I'D H. Graham, New York; Henry 5. Lane, ln'
nS. ana; Samuel II. Jackson, Missouri; james
rot Chrsman, Kentucky; Orville H. Brownin
IRE Illinois; Origen 5. Seymour, Connecticut; Da
TO iel c. Dejarnette, Virginia; Hendrick
as Wright Pennsylvania; Loren T. Waldo, 20
so. necticut; Isaac w. Scudder, New Jersey; Il
ID ward Grassland, Kentucky; Solomon Spin
on Dakota; j. A. Cuthbert, Alabama; Joseph
Abbott, North Carolina; f. b: Morgan, ~
York; Nehemiah Perry, New Jersey; willie
Kennon, Ohio; Samuel lngham, Connectcl
John Il. King, Louisiana; Rudolph q, Doc
Texas; II. b. Banning, Ohio; Robert s. Ha
.he New York. lIAEaH
ers General John Love, Captain Joseph Lawst
to Major-Gencral Emory Upton, Colonel E.
,u, Alexander, General George X. Leet, OF G'
wv eral Grants staff Colonel William II. Fren
nee General william Davidson, General John
' Michler General f. s. Purdy Chief of Stall
aue General Franklin in the war of the Rebellic
ISIS Colonel j. g. Benton, Commandant Sprngil
ia. Ciass.) Armory; Major John Mix, Gene
'lc' John $. SimonsOn, retired; Lieutenant-Colo
ltly William Il. Price.
,rts NAVY.
~" Surgeon c. ]. S. Wells, Captain Robert f.
for Lewis, James Whitaker, Chief Engine
and Iieutenant-Commander t. Keyser, Charles
-, McDougal, Naval Commander; Rear-Admt
SUI james S. Lardner, Captain Garlic T.. Pat
de- son, Superintendent of the U: s. CO
Survey; Lieut-Commander Eccles, Lie
Spalding, Capt. Il. X. Breeze, Dr. BenjaT
ton Franklin Bache, Lt-Commander A. H. WriG
nm- LAW.
ion George Brent Associate-Judge OF Cour
lca- Appeals Baltimore, Md; eX-Judge G. @. N
East Orange N. j.; Hon. @. i. Patters
-, Judge Fourteenth Judicial Circuit, TIE
'9ly lIaute, Ind; Hon. Epenetus Sears, Judge
'ad- Thirteenth District, sidney, la Cnarlcs
anu Massachusetts,; Hon. ]. NJ. Dickerson, Prot
only Judge of Montcalm County, Mich. John
tlcs. Dwinell, Oakland, Cal. Judge james q.
leans, La. George 5. Woodruff, ex-Associ
Q. Justice Supreme Court of New Jersey;
" Judge Charles II. Conover, Freehold, N
lost Judge Richard J. Bowie, Chief Judge y
Circuit of Maryland; Judge Emory, Nary
Court of Appeals; Hon. Solon Thurman, Ju
was of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, Indii
-, Judge Jonathan Duff, Pontiac, ILL.,;
S. Thomas Thompson, Eighth South Caro-
and Circuit; Judge John Burgerine, Clncinl
'N0 Ohio; Judge NJ. II. CATER, of the Kentu
it at Court of Appeals; Judge Francis II. Il. Cor
Loaf Minnesota Supreme Court; Justice MAI
Clifford, United States Supreme Court;
Seth Ames. eX-Judge Massachusetts Supr
m Of Court; eX-Judge william w. Campbell,
O- York; Charles II. Sanford, Judge New J
mpt- supreme Court; Judge Jesse p. Bishop,
ryan mon Pleas Court, Cleveland, Ohio; job
Martindale, eX-Attorney- General of New
. THEOLOGY.
was Rt Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Bishop OF
tion, DVwiSht VyiiShh K. Bartlett Second Dutch Refo1
car Church. Albany, n. Y; Rev. DR. Benjam
I f,o Hill, oldest Baptist minister in Connect
"'o Rev DIR. John L. Norton Episcopalian, Il
vile, KY; Rev. William Edwards, Grand
+,o lain of Odd-Felows, Mendoza, ILL.,; Fathe
'"0 ward Purcell, brother of Archbishop Pu
ny a Cincinnati; Rev w. II. Perrin, Methodist
Icnry troit Mich; Rev, Oharies +; Worr9Pn, 1! ELL
lrged E%dwaTd % 4, Washbnrne, w rector Calvary EI
seri- pal Church, New York; Rev DIR. BenJam