The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09
PERSONALS.

proved again.
THE stories about Parepa's illness
are wholly false. i
TIE new Kentucky Senator,
MeCreery, is a distant relative of
Henry Clay. a@-@
PROFESSOR ANDERSON, the magi-
clan, had fight in Covington, KY,
the other day.
THE Duke Of Edinburgh, Queen
Nictoria's second son, is to be made
Free Mason.
The people of South Danvers,
Massachusetts, lately celebrated Geo.
Peabody's I'D birthday.
@GLADsroNE has been lecturing
about Walter Scott, whom, contrary
to the fashion, he upholds for great
man.
! RALPH WALDO EMERSON is one of
the leading figures of Herman
Grimm's German American novel,
f" Irresistible Powers"
Mr.. LIPPINooTT, publisher Of lip
pincOt's Magazine, says he is willing
to expend twenty five thousand doll
lars a year upon his monthly.
QUEEN ISABELLA of Spain is in
suited whenever she appears on the
streets of Madrid She isn't popular.
Mr.. SAMUEL BOWELS, of the Spring
field Republican, is seriously indispos-
ed from his old complaint, sciatica.
THE estate of Elias Howe, Jr., of
Bridgeport, the great sewing machine
inventor, is represented lnsOlvent.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN Henry C. Dem.
ing. of Hartford, is writing a life Of
General Grant. q
BISHOP Coke has been lecturing in
Washington on The Union Of North
ern and Southern Colonization"
d. S. GowDY, of Bricksburg, N. Y,
keeps forty three peacocks, and has
peach orchard Of four hundred and
fifty acres.
New JERSEY is actually proposing
John 2. Stockton as a suitable person
to be nominated for President by the
Democrats.
THE French Emperor, it is said, in
tends to extend to Constantinople the
journey he will make to Vienna In
June or July next, in order to return
the visits he received last year from
the Sultan and the Emperor of Aus
tria. a-ai4 ~ @s7.-A
BRIoK PoMERoY's infamous paper
has a miserable wood cut in it repre-
senting Grant with a whisky bottle in
his hand. That-Only shows that he
can handle Democratic argument.
CARDINAL ANToNELLI, the Pope's
able Prime Minister, is going to re-
tire on snug fortune of sixty mill
lion francs ($12, 900, 900 in gold.) The
Cardinals health is also somewhat
delicate, having suffered from over
application to business and money
making.
THE late Gen. Mccall was a : close
student of natural history, and espe-
cially of ornithology. He leaves a
large and well-selected library of
books devoted to this subject.
A TENNESSEE paper rebukes
neighbor for proposing Jefferson Da-
Wis for the Presidency, as cruel to
the great chieftain, who seeks retire
ment at the close of his great and
brilliant career"
A SOLDIER of Napoleon l., named
Frederick Hagar, died in Rochester
the other day, at exactly so years of
age. He was German by birth. He
died and suffered as a cavalryman
during the Peninsular war, and was
fond Of recounting his military ad-
venturesa q - Nv
Mrs. SARAH RANDALL, who was
for forty years a servant in the royal
household of England, In the reigus
of sGeorge III, George " and VIII
liam w, has just died. e. a-4
Miss LYDIA WARREN, Of Jones
County, Iowa, recently had a cancer
weighing twelve ounces taken from
her right breast by surgical opera.
ton.
EDWARD JUDsoN, son Of the great
| missionary, has been appointed Pro-
fessor of Latin and Modern Ian
guages in Madison University.
CARLYLE has lived in the same
/ house-a small, two story brick one
/ In a short. narrow street near the
/ Thames, IN LOnd0n-tOr over quar-
ter Of a century. He is q widower
and childless
THE marriage of the Austrian Arch
/ duke Henry with Mdlle Hoffman. an
actress, took place on the 4th ult. at
! Botzen, and Immediately after the
happy pair left for Innspruck and
Italy. The bride Is twenty-six years
of age and the Archduke thirty e; ght.
! THE Pope mas finally granted a dis
pensation for the marriage of Prince
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