The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-10
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q BliI....t.dt win pas. pass; the winter ii /,
Paris. 3. F34 .F @2e {.
.' ~ vas txsaty-seveu on The
9th. 81, . ~ .5 ssIsss:s p
-Th.okeray's daughter, Mrs.
Stevens, is in Boston.
William Cullen Bryant has sold
his N. y Euening Post. ! :,
l-~~-Artemus' Wards estate IL now
figured At $4,000: t.s;I 80 t."1a
Glen. Grant md Schuyler Colfsx
are both Of; Connecticut descent.
Tho London 1sn,..e..' :. uses eleven
tons Of paper day. - - :. ' 49, 90.
:. --The. xiokedest, corpor.tion-The
Erie Railroad, o.,.,,,.> -: ...,
s.-Msre men are. drowned il The bowl
than in tho. sea-: t. >,r,-,4 So,
Best way to remove st.ius from
oharaoter-Get rich. :; :.tt,:,.' :,:.,
The youngest mother in England
is II years old. +, ''~
The thread used IN Brussels lace
is so fine as to be invisible. .-' w.
The Metternioh rose, . violet pur.
pie, is the new color ip Paris. 49,,
'-Bierstadt refused $4,000 for his
"Vesuvius." a., 49,,
- Hiram Powers returns to the
United States; after an absence Of 81
Year,. +'.7':s~...: 49,. =: .'-,.:: -.
''-Benry Ward Beechsr is worth
one bundled and fifty thousand DOL
lars. ''''
Fred. Douglass lectures on evil
liam the Silent the Grant ofthe Meth
erlands." - >
s--Marshall 0. Roberts, Of New York,
has 100000 worth Of pictures: in his
ganery' ...,:5. j.: -. 49,,
The Empress Eugene has. lately
abandoned amethysts, and now wears
only diamonds: -:~.: .,..
F. All indications point to an an-
usually busy and gay season in WASH
iagton this winter ...- I. -.
Patti will soon sing At st. Peters.
burgh, and The Gar will give her fur
mantle worth 1000 francs. - -
In Vermont, the divorces for five
years have numbered ono to every
twenty marriages.
| -Bayard Taylor says !. Roman no.
bleman told him that the. successor to
Pope Plus TX. is already chosen.
/: Butler is constitutionally ineligible
to Cong,e ss, says Massachusetts Fifth
distrioter, in consequence Of not being
uatural-eyes'd. 5.:.: y, =. vi.
1.-The New York Times, speaks Of
Julia Ward Howe as the most intel
lectual and accomplished .American
woman who has publicly advocted fe
male suffrage. ;.., =. :-: 80.
;@ Senator :Sumner'a' Washington
residence is being newly fitted up in
elegant style. The Senator is already
there, and Mrs. Sumner is shortly ex-
pected.
The friends Of Miss Alice Cary
deny with indignation the inference
from her "Lines to an EARLY Swallow y
that she habitually takes a matin cock
tail. 49, .:
"A new. 'mother's magazine is an
nounoed for next year,: with Mrs.
| Henry Ward Beeehor g editor. Mrs,
B. is the author Of ono book, "Fzom
Dawn to Daylight"
| Some Of the leading ladies' in
Washington, with good. sense, that
does them credit, are making an effort
TO introduce the custom; of dinner.
without wine. ,.<. .:..
Sewing machines are becoming IL.
most as comm IN articles Of household
use'as clocks or cooking stoves. A
single factory in New York turns Gu.
300 machines a day; and ha, such large
demands that it is about doubling Il.
Works.s;'' ) II, ~. -
-Reverdy johnson, our pres.n,
Minister to England, Lost an ey. by the
rebound ofa pistol ball while. practic.
ing At . target. He was selected a,
tie second, and expected to be called
9! a - such, in g.! = duel in contemplation
at Washington in 184s,: which ,peve,
took place.
Il T7 ~ Bonner, of tho Nav .Yorl
z. hedger, places pe confidence, :, ip.. thu
statement Is icy that 2. 3. ,W.shbprn, A. T.
Stewart Or Gen. {. Bade.yp! r.. VII Ill., eoqtio1
Gep.! Grant, and expresses the opinion
that ''th e.' most t influential man With The
administration l's fea The next four ye.r'
will ll BE- Ulysses $: Grant, 49,,
Ei.--The> Harpers pay from five to tc
teen dollars per p,ge. prose: articles
The toalsaveragsL eost Of a, number j.
about six dollars, per page: But con.
tributiona are geuerslly bought BY the
article, asde not by the p&ge.ao, allow
much do yon waDt;for your s1ticls r.: il
4 the question. George w. Curtis: still
edits tbs: "Easy :Chail.ss':; -sb1r. Curtis
receives seven. thousand d :,llars per