Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-01-15

The neurology of 1885 contains a large num-.
Der OF prominent names in almost every de-
lowing is a list of those most universally
known:
JANUARY.
l-Rev. Pau Blakeny, English divine.\ q
cinnati geological Garden. 6-Rev. John
Jackson, d. D., Bishop of London, and James
E: Mallory; w%ell-known oyster merchant. y
ITisSs. State Treasurer u New ~ Jersey Jersey. = $:
Robert N. Wright, American Journalist and
famous litigation. m-Ex:I.entenant.Gov:
e er,r Or En 29 !, "; Eastman Of Iowa; Captain
Charles W. WI Fo1geri son bot Of 1.-THE Int sec. rnt,ay
Minister to Japan. I3.-Ex.vice.Presldent
Schuyler Colfax, Earl of Aylesford. Gov.
eernor William Hill, of Montana, and
crat: H.Prof.' stiliman, Of Yale College.
l6-Rear.Admiral Powell and General Robert
G. Drinton. 1~7-Edmond About. French jour.
Of Wilton. England. and Owney Geohegan,
Theresa. JIG. Blaines niece. 3-Mrs. Chief.
Justice Stanley Matthews.
1o-Cardinal McCabe. 13-Colonel Thomas
Buford, a noted Kentuckian. 14-B B.
Hotchkiss, famous gun inventor. 15-Francis
more. 19-Mrs. james Russell Lowell and
Baron Won Schleintz, German statesman. %
Francis 8. Drake, an Englishman OF litera.
ture. 2S-Ex-Govcrnor Magofin, of Ken.
lucky.
2-George !. Davenport, founder of Daven-
port. Ia. TT. s. Arthur, American author.
Don Prosp a1Su Ser nna2,S% a Preside ast Of Gesta
RIGA 16-C. ". McCune, editor of the Buff
1alo Courier: is.susan Warncr: novelist. 23-
Secretary Of the Interior.
APRIL.
3-Earl Cairns, eX.Lord High Chancellor of
England; Franz Abt. German composer. g.
Bis 3 g pc, C4tt IL cath9lic 81 ct England; s-RIieh.
Pierrepont, United States Minister to Rome.
Sun ssn. Is ss1 HEns'sose RsSi's conr od fha sew q FIX n.
Llama.
1-Commodore G. K. Garrison. 2-August
Dumont, French Journalist. 5-Generai irwin
Mcdowell. ,s--Emma, Queen Dowager Of the
Sandwich Islands. i1-Ferdinand Heller,
German composer; Ex-Governor Walker, OF
w vsss,n English sSS1 noVelist. >: sa sa1gos ef HUGO. Con-
8-Archbishop Bouget. at Montreal. IL
General La Tour, French statesman. 12-Rey.
ware Paxton, tEnglish divine; James H;
Railway Company. ID. The Indian Chief
Petoskey, at Petoskey, Mich. 15-McDermott,
The Irish p, ,nfor% %ao,o Admiral courbet, Of
many. 18-Field.Marsha Baron Won Manteuf.
lei, OF Germany; ex-senator James w. Mes.
NTH, OF Oregon.
JULY.
ls-Rey. Irenaus Prime. 23-General
Ulysses s. Grant. 29-Charlcs Train, eminent
iurist of Massachusetts; Henry Pierce, ex-
united States Minister to the Hawaiian ISL
ands. 30-Stunley Huntley (Spoopcndyke),
humorist.
14-Lord Ernest Vane Tempest, of England.
lS-Sir Francis Hincks, Industrious Canadian.
SEPTEMBER.
-|EX-SenatOr Gwin, of California. 4-Rey,
Dr. stephen H; Tying, noted divine. 5-Mator
aaron Stafford, last surviving officer of the
wal of 1872. 17-Bishop Lay (EpiscopaD of
Pennsylvania. 25--George Wilkes, Journalist.
OCTOBER
Earl of Shaftesbury. G-Ex.Governor
talbot, OF Massachusetts; Judge Theodore r.
Westbrook, Of the New York Supreme Court.
97-Cardinal McCloskey. A-Henry W.. Shaw
General Hay. 29-General. George B.
Mcclellan.
s-John Mccullough, tragedian. lex.
Senator William Sharon. ~25-1homas A. Hen.
dAffife anso VKie ;np e of the United statos:
Marshal Of Spain; 2s-Congressman John I.
Stuart. a-Ex-Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Henry q. French.
7.Bishop Manucy, of Mobile. 8,-Wil)iam
4; Vanderbilt, millionaire. 9-John Langdon
Slpley. Harvard librarian: lib. Gratz
Ioombs, Statesman. I7-Rs. Rev. Bishop
Xavier Krautbauer, of Wisconsin,. 10
Stephen y. Guion, steamship owner. 49,
Louis Prosper Gachard. German historian.