The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-01-08
NEUROLOGY OF 1885,

The neurology of 1885 contains large num-
Der OF prominent names in almost every de-
partment of the worlds progress. The fol-
lowing is list of those most universally
known:
JANUARY.
l-Rev. Paul Blakeny, English divine g.
Andrew Eicheflbrecker, founder OF the Gin
einnati geological Garden. 6-Rev. John
Jackson, ID. D.l Bishop of London, and James
I. Mallory, well-known oyster merchant. s.
Prince Radzuval, of France; ex- GovernorJ. NJ
bingham, of Wisconsin, and George NJ
wright, State Treasurer of New Jersey. g.
robert N. Wright, American journalist and
author; Myra Clark Gaines, heroine of a
famous litigation. 11-Ex-Lieutenant Gov
e emo Enoch W. Eastman, of Iowa.; Captain
F Fngae W. Foge son OF the late secrSetasry
Minister to Japan. 13-Ex-yice- President
Schuyler Cofax, Earl of Aylesford. Gov
ernor William Hill, of Montana and
erat i4yProf. s stiiIman. Of Fey Yale err College ge
16-Rear-Admiral Powell and General Robert
G. BrintOn. T-Edmond About, French jour
nalist ia rthur e. H. Grey Egerton, Earl
Of Wilton, England and 0wney Geohegan,
New York sporting celebrity. 2l-Sister
Theresa, j. G Blaine niece 23-Mrs Chief
Justice Stanley Matthews.
.. FEBRUARY. g..
10-Cardinal McCabe 13-Colonel Thomas
Buford, noted Kentuckian. 14-B r.
Hotchkiss, famous gun inventor 15-Francis
Drexel, Philadelphia banker. 16--Lord Arons-
more. l9-Mrs. Jat11es Russell Lowell and
Baron Won Scheintz, German statesman. 23-
Francis S. Drake, an Englshman of litera-
ture. 28-Ex-Governor Magolin, of Ken
lucky. ss
MARCH.
2-George L. Davenport founder of Daven-
port, la. TT. S. Arthur, American author.
10-Louis Hague, Belgium artist. 13-General
Don Prospero Fernandez, Pres dent of Costa
Rica 16--C w. McCune editor of the Buff
falo Courier. 1S-susan Warner novelist. %
Secretary of the Interior.
APRIL. '.'
3-Eafl Cairns, ex-Lord High Chancellor of
England; Franz Abt, Gernidt1 composer s.
Bishop Coffin, Catholic, of England. 9-Rich-
ard Grant White, the critic; l3-Admiral Sir
George Sartorius. l6--Hon. Edward H..
Pierrepont, United States Minister to Rome
25-L. w. England, publisher of the New York
sun. 28-Ex-Goyernor Conrad Baker, OF In
diana. s z..s.s...,.,-
1-Commodore G. X. Garrison. august
DnmOnt, French journalist. 5-General Irwin
Mcdowell S-Emma, Queen Dowager of the
Sandwich Islands 1f-Ferdinand Heller,
Virginia. 16-Frncfs j. Fargus liugh, Con-
way, English novelist. 22-Victor Hugo.
- @A,t 70 JUNE ~
s. Archbishop Bouget at Montreal IL
General La Tour, French statesman, REV.
Edward Paxton, English diylne;, James III.
Railway Company -. The Indian Chief
Petoskey, at PetoslKey, Mich. 15-McDel mott,
the Irish lnformer;. Admiral Coarbet of
France; Prince Frederick Charles of Ger
many 18-Field- Marshal Baron Won Manteuf-
fel, of Germany; ex-senator James w. Mes
NTH, of Oregon. X e 81 t-'s iAS
tHa lGA@ JULY. .r 0.
1S-=Rev 8 Irengus Prime 23-General
jurist of Massachusetts; Henry Pierce, ex-
United States Minister to the Hawaiian Isl.
ands 0-stanley Huntley (Spoopendyke),
.9ug. AUGUST. g3a 8
14--Lord Ernest Vane Tempest, of England.
1S-Slr Francis Hineks, illustrious Canadian
,.tt..t. SEPTEMBER.
3-Ex-Senator Gwin, of California. 4-Rev.
DIR. Stephen III. Tying, noted divine 5-Maior
Aaron Stafford, last surviving officer of the
Pennsylvania 25-4Georgc Wilkes, journalist
N e: OCTOBER. ift
1-Earl of Shaftesbury. Eek Governor
Talbot, OF Massachusetts,; Judge Theodore II.
Westbrook, of the New York Supreme Court.
9,-Cardinal McCloskey. d. Henry W. Shaw
Josh Billings) 21-EX- Assistant Postmaster
General Hay. 29-General George b.
Mcclellan. q .5'f} eH4tA@s4N 81 H'H'
NOVEMBER, sot s.a
8-John Mccullough, tragedian. 13-Ex-
Senator William Sharon. 25-Thomas 4. Hen
Alfonso, King of Spain. 26-Francis Serrano,
Marshal of Spain. 28-Congressman John r.
Stuart. 30-Ex-Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Henry B. French.
aat st DECEMBER. sfs n.sa
7-Bishop Manucy of Mobile. s.--William
H. Vanderbilt, millionaire 9-John Langdon
Sibley, Harvard librarian. 14-B. Graft
Brown, of Missouri. 15-General Robert
Toombs, statesman. T-Rt. Rev. Bishop
Xavier Krautbauer, of Wisconsin. -
Stephen B. -Guion, steamship owner. 28-
Louis Prosper Gachard German historian.