The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-11
. NEUROLOGY OF 1882.

NEUROLOGY OF 1882.
of those among the more eminent in the differ
ent callings specified who passed @ away in the
necticut; Edwin w. Stoughton, ex-United
look, ex-governor of MASSACHUSETTS,; Ensign
=. Kellogg. American representative on the
Fisheries Commission. Pittsfeld. Mass; Rev.
lister to Liberia; General Stephen A. Huribut
Minister to Peru; Thomas Allan. Member Of
from aorase Maynard
Governor q. c. Washburn, of Wisconsin; Will
lam Dennison, ex-governor of Ohio: R. NJ. A.
bod Goodwin, War Governor of New Ham;-
shire; Juan B. Alvarado, Ex-Governor of Celi-
lister to Italy: Benjamin Harvey Hill, United
States Senator, Atlanta, Ga; Isaac Murphy,
FIST Union Governor OK Arkansas after the
beck party. Mendoza, H1.; John D. Defrees. ex-
Public Printer, Berkely Springs, W. Va; E. A
s!raR RoSnsoH q New hampshire 1a%es
Wiilard sh dPsof Hail al 0of'Gd Of Missouri @
ron, Congressman-elect, Louisiana; ]. T. Up
degratf. Congressman-elect, ohio;. Robert
federacy; Godlove s. Orth, Member of Con
gress from Indiana; Ex-Governor Benjamin
q. Humphreys, Mississippi
Edward Joy Morris. Pennsylvania; g. G. Clay.
New R5sT Ne Ye haP %d PuSss Ees
T. Conway, Kansas; William B. MacLay. New
Harrington. indiana; John d. Pierce. Michi.
gan; ozro ]. Dodds, Ohio; Samuel G. Fessen-
Gaaras esn Mane g. bento Horace e. %sss
Albert 6: Burr, Illinois; stephen Ceburn.
Hale. MASSACHUSETTS; George K. Dennis, Mary
land; Emil Luserre, Louisiana; N. +. s. Lit
john Hsnna ward Hail.
Missouri; Lewis Campbell Ohio; o. p Snyder,
Arkansas; Robert W. Barnweii, South Caro-,
asn YaaFpyH NsS 1eGs ohO
ARMY.
General silas Casey, Major Charles A. Webb,
oldest graduate Of West Point, Major John n r.
Frantz, Surgeon; Major 1; Lorain, Professor
Captain Eugene B. Gibbs, Colonel George ".
Eaten, Eaten, Genera general Joseph e. Barnard Main sis Ms5or
! "; Wingard, Captain William A. Parker,
Colonel Richard Arnold, General Daniel Tyler.
SfSage "a
RearAdmiral james Il. SPOTS, ,Ben,amin
structor; Rear-Admiral John Rodgers, Com
mander Terry, Rear-Admiral David 3. Nc
Aash G
miral Charles 81. Poor, Commodore Henry
Eagle, Admiral Strong, Rear-Admiral Robert
b. Wyman, Rear-Admiral James F. Schenck.
John P. Healy. Corporation Counsel, Bos-
ton, Mass; Judge John Putnam, Supreme
| Court, Massachusetts; George w. Brooks,
United States Judge. East District of North
Carolina; John Pierrepont Chief Justice SUI
| jurist aud author, Boston, Mass; Theophilus
Parsons, ex-Professor of Law in Harvard Col
isgs; Judge Ezra Wilkinson. ain Superior Court Court
member of the Cincinnati bar; S. A. Purvf.
ance, ex-Attorney-General of Pennsylvania;
Judge Charles d. Mason, Burlington, Iowa:
Pa; Jonathan H Cobb, Boston; James Pat
ten Judge of the Supreme Court of Appeals,
Wheeling, w. Va; Elisha r. Potter, Supreme
Court, Rhode Island; Judge Tompkins West.
Knapp, % Reosaqua ; Iowa; Martin % Blur, Louis: o Is
vile, KY; Ju ige James Carpenter, Garrett
Ind; United States District Judge e. w. Hnl-
ney-General of Pennsylvania; Joseph Muller,
eX,JudEe Supreme Court, Saratoga, N; W. II,
Indiana; Charles E. Glidden, Judge Court OF
Common Pleas of Ohio; Richard Dyer, Assist.
ant United States District Attorney, Cincin.
matt, o.; X. B. Mcpherson, TuScola, ILL.,. Gen
eral George H. Chapman, indians polls, Ind.
Wilson McCandless, Pittsburgh, Pa: Richard
Levy court Of Ioasanai Ioage Mgm udse
William schey, New York; Judge Samuel B.
Thomas, Illinois; Judge James Rayburn,
Iowa; Judge Richard G. L. Moncure, @ re- Prest' resi-
dedt yirgnia 4 W asSnpa Court Of Appeals;
James r. Graham, Carlisle, Pa: ; Judge s F.
Taylor, Sandusky, o.; Judge Edward Ham.
mond, Baltimore, Nd; Judge Harrison Con;
States District Judge, Bitavia, O.; Judge
James L. Caldwell, shelbyyille, Ky.
DR.. John Cotton smith, Epicopalian, New
York; Rev. John Seely stone, D. D., Professor
of Theology in the Theological School, Cam.
Bangor iMeJ Theologicai Seminary: mar; Rev. n De
Henry W; Bellows, Unitarian, New York; Rev
oweso RarIase r :hdD D. wo Hi
N. E, Church South, harlestcn, 5. c.; Bishop
PMatrick M q \. Lynch, Catholic, Charleston, S; G.
Charles wadsworth, D. D., Washington
z. c.; Rabbi NJ; iienthal, Cincinnati, O..
Rev. J. W. weakley, d; D.. Episcopal, Mount
terrain. Wankesha Wis; Rev: Sloats Var
Santvoord, Reformed Church Albany n. "
ReV 5oSn Eld5 P6sa
Md; Bishop Levi Scott NJ. E. Church, Wilm
ington, Del; Elder Joseph K. Roleers, Presi
Hent ReV Gnotgs Efmaie Coege Mo-
Ssladepsfa, fa Rsv B. Gifetss' GSs9e'f5i1n B. D.
New ?gr Rdv FtneF Les9der sTeOer
dor, rabbi San Francisco Cal: Rev. Thomal
! ert Pa n, senior Bishop NJ. Church South
Aberdeen. Miss: Rev. DIR. Alexander G. Mer
Ger: Epico 3alian, Newrort I: l.; Fev. L. D
Maier, Lutheran, Bit m re, Nd; Pev. Jacol
} NJ. Mann ng, pastor Old South Church, Boston
LITERATURE.
lgious works Boston, Mass; Henry W. LONG
fellow, poet, Cambridge, Mass; Ralph Valid
Emerson. philosopher and essayist, Concord
Mass; Rev. Henry Giles, essayist an lecturer
Boston, Mass: \. A. Willard agriculture
writer, Little Falls. n. Y: George j. A. Caul
son, @ novelist, Paterson n. j.; Henry James
, JOURNALISM.
General F. A. Jones, Macon City bfo) He,
Adpertiser; John H. Chamnerlain. Richmon
. lVa9 state; Paul r. Seavy, Bangor (Me.) WhiJ
sam%al of H tb Cox BOSTON, Charles Hale
Il: Stenhou5e, San Francisco correspondent
New New York or Herald; John ": nefrees, edito
son, editor Savannah Ga. Forming Nelos
Gas ar W. Early, Johnstown tPal Tribune
Enoch Emery, Peoria ,ill.) Transcript; williaI
t Julius Schultz, Tdshen5tGtt. Austin. Tex
: George Cozard, Wheeling (w. Va.y Register
t Boodgoad, Sandwich Gll) Free Press; DR.. .
W. Christian, Alabama Christian Advocate
Alexander Jorges, Free Trcsse, Cincinnati, O.
s Garland. Catholic Teiag, aph. Cincinnati, O.
, Fred rick MacCrelIish, 1ta CaIforaid, Sa
n Francisco. Cal. J. W. Simonton, ex-azent Al
s sociated Pres, Napa, Cll.; Major D. Simpson
Madison 1nd) Star: o. ]. Goiurich, Rock
MotntGfn Herald, Denver, Col: N D. Within.
: Waupaca CWisl Herald; Joseph Weber, Mort
en- dGuocmte, Daremont N. H.; jos ah A
: Noonan, Wauwatosa, Wis: Martin Blum
f D:utscilcr AmerjlfGner, DUBUQUE, Ia; Josia
King, Commercial Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pa.
" CENTENARIANS.
n Samuel Buckley, Flint, Mich, 100; Jane
u lsom, Richmond, KY, 102; Peter Markin
lit Little ,03 Rock, Ark, III; Mary Lydon, s; Loui
Margaret Martin; New York. los: Mr.. Fo
/, teak, Shelby, Mich. 109; Ahiya Alden, Bridg
e port, Mass l02: Winnifred II. LalIy, Chcag,
los; Catharine Mannion, Baltimore, Md, 10
: Mourning Ranney, St Louis. lis; Bernar
d Duffy; Buffalo. 100; Mrs. Lucy Pickett, Saug
tuck, Mich 1i1; John Springer. Marietta,
n 10s: Matthew Robinson. Lafayette, Ind, 1O
Mrs. VIM. Bearing, Perry County. Alabam
l0.; Adam Helgcox, Mckinney, Tex. 12t
e Isaac Newsbaum, Wabash, Ind. 107: Louis
r c. Andrews (colored, Chi ago, III. 103; Ab
= gail Hull Tr mpeleau County, Indiana, 1O
y y Mrs. Maria Appleby, Norristown, n. j., 10l
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