The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-29
JANUARY.

JANUARY.
3-Dr. George Marx, entomologist,
Washington: the crown prince Of
Siam.
4EMarshal Pavia, Spain.
io-Sir John Hawkins. British bound
ary commissioner.
15-Prof. John r. Regius. historian and
educator, Cambridge university.
2z-Prof. Charles Secretan, Swiss phil
osopher; Edwin slocum. English
composer.
24-Lord Randolph Churchill, English
statesman.
29-Dr. Jamin Strong, mental disease
specialist, Cleveland.
H-Judge Z. lockwood Hoar, ex-attor-
ney general. Concord, Mass. |:
Ward McAllister. society leader,
New York.
FEBRUARY.
s-John L. Stevens. ex-minister to
Hawaii. Augusta, Me.
l3-Dr. L. c. Rose, inventor of the long
distance telephone. Palmyra, o.
H-Isaac p. Gray. United States min
lister to Mexico, Union City, Ind.
zS-Richard O'Gorman, Irish national
list orator. New York.
MARCH.
Prince Metternich. Austria.
Ismail Pasha, ex-khedive of Egypt:
Henry Studebaker. wagon manu-
facturer, South Bend, Ind; Grand
Duke Michaelovitch of Russia.
Nv. c. Coup, circus manager, jack
sonville. Fla.
6-Edwin Forbes, artist and corres-
pondent, New York.
s-Bishop Elisha S. Thomas, Episcopal
Salina, Kan.
11-Caesar Cantu, italian historian;
Charles +. Worth. male dressmak-
er. Paris.
20-Don Simon Lara, Mexican philoso-
pher; General Adam Bedeau OF
Grants staff, Ridgewood, N. j.;
Prince Waldemar of Lippe, Ger
many.
2S-John Roster. music hall proprietor,
New York; Father Stanislaus T..
Lalumiere. Jesuit philanthropist.
T-James Keelan, confederate spy,
Kansas City.
s1-Anthony c. Hesing. German jour-
nalist. Chicago.
APRIL.
1-Camille Doucet, secretary French
4-Wiliam r. Marshall. ex-governor of
Minnesota.
academy.
7-Luther S. Croker. inventor of ticket
punch, East Baintree, Mass.
o-JObldn N1dTNtl, governor Oh Del
aware. Wilmington.
e-W. Jennings Demorest. magazine
publisher and prohibitionist. New
York.
13-James w. Scott, publisher Chicago
Times Herald.
15-Prof. James A. Dana. geologist,
New Haven.
comptroller Of the currency, Wash
ingtOn.
19-Charles Knox, hat manufacturer,
New York.
2s-James l.. Wilson, ex-United States
senator, Fairfield. Ia
25-Mrs. Emily T. Charles emily
Hawthorne), poet. Washington.
MAY.
1-Gen. John Newton, president Pana-
ma Railway company. New York
2-Capt. John Brown. jr., son of John
Brown of Harper's Ferry fame,
Put-in-Bay, o.
3-The Earl of Pembroke, English
statesman.
s-Prof Karl voght. Swiss philoso-
pher
s-Sir Robert Peel. English statesman.
16-The duke of Hamilton, premier
peer of Scotland.
21-Franz Won Suppe. Austrian COM
composer.
26-John A Morris. turfman. Knox
willie.
2s-walter @. Gresham. secretary of
state, Washington.
31-Lord Cough, hero OF India.
JUNE.
1-Pierre Legrand. ex-minister of
commerce, France
2-Miss Emily Faithful. English phil
anthropist.
A MT,l 4. A A..l~
hore.
Twice Admiral Chopert. Father of
the French navy" johns Hopkins.
railroad president Philadelphia;
John A. Forepaugh. theatrical
manager. Philadelphia.
9-William b. Isaacs. grand secretary
knights Templar of the United
States. Richmond.
1S-Lord Colin Campbell Scotland;
2s-Philip Phillips. composer of sacred
music. Delaware. o.
29-Prof. Thomas III. Huxley, English
Psychologist; PROF. Daniel c. Eat
on, botanist. Yale university; Gen.
Green Clay Smith. Washington.
JULY.
4-Hariow s. Orton. chief justice of
Wisconsin.
14-Frederick Memann, Congregation
alist. Vandalia, Ill.
25-Right Rev. Anthony w. Thorold,
bishop of Winchester, England.
27-Pierre Bottineau, scout and pioneer.
Red Lake Falls. Mimi: Rev. Ed
ward Beecher, Brooklyn.
2s-John A. Minor, author of legal
text books. Charlottesville. Va.
31-Right Rev. Mark A. ID. w. Howe.
Episcopal bishop of Pennsylvania
AUGUST.
2-Joseph Thompson. English explorer
in Africa.
6-Frederick Engels. English socialist
leader.
George r. Root, composer. Chica-
go.
s-Howell f. Jackson. associate JUS
tice United States supreme court,
Nashville.
10-J- Mott Smith. Hawaiian ex-min-
lister to Washington.
1S-John NJ. Wilcox. editor Cleveland