Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-02
NEUROLOGY.
The Death Record of EmiGent Men for the
Year 1882.

The Death Record of EmiGent Men for the
Year 1882.
JANUARY.
2. VIM. Harrison Ainsworth, English au-
thor. aged seventy seven. G. q. Clay' e4-
senator of Alabama and confederate
agent in Canada.
4. Prof. John W. Draper, American
scientist, at New York. Rev. Dr. " l.
Hitchcock. Baptist, New York.
5. Francis Michel Pascal, French sculp-
tor.
z. Edwin w. Stoughton, ex-mlnlster "
Russia. at New York Richa rd Il. Dana.
Jr.. American jurist, at Rome.
8. Henry Jules Bataille, French general.
9. John Cotton Smith. Episcopal cler-
gvman. at New York. Samuel W. Piercy,
actor, at Boston.
10. Delano A. Goddard, editor of the
Boston Adrertiser.
IA. Caroline Richings Bernard, vocal
ist. at Richmond, Va.
Is. Sir Richard Mallins, aged seventy
seven.
II. Alexander H. Bullock, ex-governor
of Massachusetts, at Worcester, aged sixty
six.
Rev. Enoch Pond, D. D., of Bangor
Theological seminary. Gen. mas casey
a retired army officer, at Brooklyn.
%. DIR. Levi D: Boone, ex-mayor OF
Chicago. aged seventy-four, Hon. henry
D. Barren, of Wisconsin. Clarkson N.
Potter. OF New York; aged fifty seven.
%. Edmund Burke, at Newport, &. l.
Dc Sir Robert Christison, at London,
aged eighty-four.
30 Rev. Henry W. Bellows, D. D., at
New York, aged sixty-seven.
FEBRUARY.
2. Count Pierre Louis Bembo, Italian
author and ppblishef'
q. Sir VIM. faiiisser, inventor of pro-
iectiles, at London.
7. Gen. Elijah Ward. at Roslyn, N. Y.
8. Earl of Lonsdale, in England.
7. Berthold Auerbach, the German nov
elist.
Is. Bishop William NJ. Wightman, of
South Carolina, at Charleston. Ko Kun
Hua, Chinese professor at Harvard.
%. M. Rouzaud, Nine. Missions hus
band, died in lunatic asylum at Paris.
25. Hon. Charles Mason, formerly COM
missioner of patents, at Burlington, Iowa,
aged seventy Eight.
&C. Bishop Lynch (Catholc), Of Charles
ton, S. c., aged sixty-fve.
MARCH.
l. Miss Sarah Burr, aged eighty eight, at
New York, leaving $1,075,0oo to charities
4. Milton S. Latham, ex-governor and
senator of California, at New York.
ID. Rev. o. A. Burgess, aged ffty-two, IN
Chicago.
20. Il. w. Harrington, ex-member of con-
gress. aged fifty seven at Indianapolis.
81. Rev. Orville Dewey, D. D., an emf,
nent Unitarian preacher, at Sheffield, Mass.
aged eighty-six.
%. Gen. Derregary, Spanish Carlist, il
Spain.
"a. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, al
Cambridge, Mass, aged seventy-fve. Rear
Admiral James H. Spots, United States
navy.
%. Stephen A. Hurlbut, United State;
minister to Peru, at Lima.
APRIL.
5. Max Lilienthal, Jewish rabbi at Gin
cinnati.
z. Col. Jack Wharton, United States
~~~~S-
M. c., of ST. Louis, at Washington.
10. W. B. Hubert, President of the Chi
cago Base Ball club, at Hyde Park, Ill.
il. Dante Gabriel Rossetti, author, il
England. Mrs. Ida Greeley Smith, Aorac'
Greeley's eldest daughter, at New York.
10. M. Hart jackson, theatrical mana
ger and author, at New York.
IL. Ri. Rev. Michael Harmon, archbishop
of Halifax.
20. Charles R. Darwin, the scientist, ii
England, aged seventy-two.
II. Gen. William L. Burt, of Boston, a
Saratoga, N. Y.
26. DR.. Treiber, who attended Lore
Byron in his last sickness, at Athens
Greece.
81. Ralph Waldo Emerson, at Concord
Mass.
l. Archbishop Yusto, of Burgos.
3. Hoa. Horace Maynard, at Knoxville
Tenn.
5. William B. Snowhrook and R. P. Der
ickson, of Chicago.
6. Lon Morris, the minstrel, at New
York.
9. DR.. William P. Dunn, ex-city ply
stefan of Chicago.
IL. John Brown, physician and author
at Edinburgh, Scotland
IA. Ex-Gov. G. c. Washburn, of Wiscon
sin, at Eureka Springs, Ark. Brevet Mai
Gen. John G. Barnard, q. S. A, retired, al
Detroit. Augustus Rockwell, artist, al
Buffalo.
16. James Wick, the scotsman, at Roch-
ester, N. Y.
II. Ex-Gov. Reuben Chapman, of Ala
bama, at Huntsville, Ala.
rs. Moses Taylor, banker, at New York
aged seventy-six.
%. Joseph F. Speed, brother of the at
torney general, at Louisville. KY. Maj
Gen. George H. Crosman, at Philadelphia
80. Enoch Emery, editor Of the Peoria
tIl.) Transcript, aged sixty.
9. Marquis Coyngham, lieutenant gen
eral of the British army. Giuseppe Cara
baldi, Italian patriot, at Caprera, aged
seventy-ive.
IL. Ex-Governor VIM. Dennison, of Ohio
at Columbus, aged sixty-seven.
Is. Gen. De Cissey, French soldier.
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