St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-01-13
NEUROLOGY OF 1882.


The following list contains the names of some
Of those among the more eminent in the differ
ent calings specified who passed away in the =
Tinted States during the year 1852:
POLITICAL WORLD
David p. Nichols, State Treasurer of Con-
necticut; Edwin w. Stoughton, ex-Unted
States Minister to Russia; Alexander Fl. Bul-
lock. Ex-Governor Of Massachusetts; Ensign
Fl. Kellogg, American representative on the
Fisheries Commission. Pittstied. Mass: Rev.
Henry Highland Garnet, United States Min
lister to Liberia; General Stephen A. Hurlbut,
Minister to Peru; Thomas Allan. Member of
Congress from Missouri; Horace Maynard, ex-
Postmaster-General, Knoxville, Tenn: ex-
Governor G. G. Washburn, of Wisconsin,: Will
lam Dennis On, Ex-Governor of Ohio: r. NJ. A. .
Hawk. Member of Congress for Illinois; Icha-
bod Goodwin, War Governor of New Hamp-
shire; Juan b. Alvarado, Ex-Governor Of Cali
forna: George P. Marsh United States Min
lister to Italy: BENJAMIN Harvey HNl, United
States Senator, Atlanta, Ga; Isaac Murphy,
first Union Governor of Arkansas after the
War; DR. James Adair, founder of the Green
back party, MENDOZA, H.; John d. Eefrees, ex-
Public Printer, Berkely Springs. W. Va; 3. A.
Straw, ex-Governorof New Hampshire; James
T. Robinson, ex-Governor Of kentncky;
Ex-Governor Willard +. Hall, OF Missouri:
Thur.ow Weed New York; Andrew 5. Her
ron. Congressman elect, Lou laIi,: J. Il. Up
degraff, Corgressman-elect, Ohio: Robert
Ould, Assistant Secretary of Ware the Con-
federacy; Godlove S. Ortiz, Member of Con
gress from Indiana; Ex-Governor BENJAMIN
G. Humphreys. Mississippi.
Ex-MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Edward Joy Morris, Pennsylvania; G. G. Clay,
Aaeamp ar Tanner NeW aork aEe-
New Hampshire; General Elijah ward, New
York: S. A. Purvisnce, Pennsylvania; Martin
T. Conway, Kansas; William B. MacLay, New
Harrington, Indiana; John D. Pierce, Michi-'
gan; Ozro j. Dodds, Ohio; Samuel G. Fesser-
den, Maine; Horace W. MAYNARD Te e Wsss;
burn. Wisconsin; Nj. A. Ottero, New Mexico;
Albert G. Burr, Illinois; Stephen Coburn,
Msine; George T. Marsh, Vermont; Artemus
land; Emil Luserre Louisiana: N. F. s. Lit
/ tlefield, Maine; Fernando c. Beaman, Mich
gan; John Hanna, Ind ana: Willard Z. Hall,
Arkansas Robert w. barnwen, south Caro-
lima: Henry c.. Murphy. New Yotk; Oryiile
Robinson, New YORK; N. H. Van Worries, Ohio.
ARMY.
General silas Casey Major Charles A. Webb,
Captain S. T. Ferris. General Walter GwyrS1
oldest graduate of West Point; Major John Ii.
at West Point; Captain Thomas Z. Frena;h9,
| Captain Eugene b. Gibbs, olonel George W.
| Patten, General Joseph G.. Barnard, Major
General George Il. Crossman, Major Wilinm
| W. Wingard, Captain William A. Parker,
Colonel Richard Arnold, General Daniel Tyler,
General George G. Thomas; General Sidney
| Burbank Northumberland Schofield.
| NAVY.
| Rear-AdmiraI James III. Spots Benjamin
| Franklin Delano, ex-United States Naval Con-
/ structor: Rear-Admira John Rodgers, Com
mander Terry, Rear-Admiral David ). Me-
! Ioueall. Rea Admiral John g Beaumont,
RearAdmir Hugh Y. Purviance, Re o.
Eagle. Admiral Strong, Rear-Admiral Roliert
| Fl. Wyman, Rear-Admira James T. Schenck.
| SCIENCE AND EDUCATION.
/ John Pratt. d. D., first President Denson,
University, Columbus O.; John William ORA
per, chemist and Psychologist. New York; Col.
| Richard P. Morgan, oldest civil-engineer in
the United States, Dwight, Ill; Robert +. ked Zee
/ zie, Professor of Chemistry, Missi .sippi Agri.
/ cultural College: Ko-Kun-Hua Professor of
Chinese. Harvard College, Cambridge, Mass
! Scientific School of Yale College, New Haven,
4 Conn; Prof Zelotus Truesdell Ann Arbor,
| Mich; Rev. DR.. Cuspar r. Gregory, Professor
4 of Rhetoric, Lincoln University, Chester Coun-
/ ty. Pa; Lyman Coleman, Pro essor of Latin,
4 Lafayette College, Pa; Prof. w. 2. Kerr,
Principal Granville tO.) Seminary; William. H.
| Abel, inventor of the knitting machine, La
coma, N. H.; William H. Churchlnan, in
/ structor of the blind, Indianapolis. Ind; Prof
w. B. Rogers, founderof |, stitute Of Iectno-
ogy Boston. Mass; Er 1's , smfh, me
/ discoyerer of the anthracite iron process Cat
asaqua, Pa; Henry G. Radcliffe, Arctic ex-
plorer, New YORK; James H. Led le, civil en-
l rineer, New York; William r. Allen, P:esi-
dent of Girard College, philadelphia, Pa !
S. Wentworth. Principal Cook County (llL}
Normal School; Prof. 4. J. Sawyer; Chicago
of Mathematics. Columbia Colege. n. Y: Rev.
Robert d. Morris, d. D., President Oxford tO0
Female Seminary: Prof Henry Drap p + eh c, 4
4 want Superintendent Tennessee Bind School.
LITERATURE.
Theophilus Parsons, author of law AMI re-
Il.,1% Macs 4nv,py
fellow. poet, Cambridge, Mass; Ralph Waldo
Emerson. philosopher and essayist, Concord.
Mass; Rev Henry Giles, essayist and lecturer;
Boston. Mass: X. "A. Willard, agricultural
writer, Little Falls, N. Y: George J. A. Caul-
son, novelist. Paterson, N. j.; Henry J"mes,
ST., essayist, Boston, Mass:
: General F. A. Jones. Macon City fMo.l Hcf.
aid: Delano A. Goddard. editor Boston Mass,
Advertiser; John Ii. Chamberlain, Richmond
(Va.) State: Paul r. seavy, Bangor one } WING;
Samuel H. Cox, Boston; Charles Hale, ex-
editor of the Advertiser, Boston, Mass; }; -.
H. Stenhouse, San Francisco correspondent
New York Herald; John w. Defrees editor
Miami so1 Union; Colonel William 7. Thonp.
son, editor Savannah Ca, Morning Neacs;
Casaar w. Early, Johnstown (Pa) Tribune;
Enoch Emery, Peoria GILL Transcript; William
julius Schultz TVdc1tenbtatt. Austin, Tex;
Z George Cozard, Wheeling CIV. VaJ REGISTER;
r Roodr s3o sandwich ill, Free Press DR. j
Il ". Christian, Alabama Christian Advocate;
Alexander Jorges. Free Presse, Cincinnati q;
Frank Queen, Clipper, New York; II. !. ":
Frederick MacCrelsh, Altn California, San
Francisco, CAL; J. W. simonton, ex-agent as
ISOLATED Press, Napa, CAL; Major y. Simpson,
Mountain Herald, Denver, Col; n 2: Whiting,
New York Euening Post: Charles n Hodges e
q Waupaca (Wis) Herald; Joseph Weber, Noft.t-
err. 4Gpocdte, Claremont, N. H.: Jcs,ah A.
Noonan, Wauwatosa, Wis; Martin Bum,
De,tscfler 4n,erihdner, DUBUQUE, Ia; JOSIAH
King, Commercial Gazette, Pittsburgh, "a.
ART.
John G. King, sculptor, Boston; Colonel "a.
ward B. White, architect, New fork: Henrs
r. Searle. architect, New York; nohias Le
Clear, Rutherford New jersey.
CEETENARIANs.
Samuel Buckley, Flint, Mich, 10y, lanes il,irs