Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-31
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Personal Items.


Miss Rose Eytinge. of waIlacks theatri-
cal company, has sailed for Europe.
General Anderson, of Fort Sumter fame,
is strolling around Pittsfeld, Mass. a
MIR. Bandmann has added Claude Mel
motto to his repertoire of acting parts.
Joseph Jefferson is in retirement at his
mountain home near Streudsburg, Pa.
DIR. Mosenthal, Of Vienna, has written Q
new play for Kate Bateman, called . Pietra.'
Twelve of the New York City clergymeI
receive over $40, 900 year for their. clerical
services
-Thirty-fiye marriageble daughters OF
Brigham Young attend the Salt Lake theatre
S "A princess of Siam has sent to this eeun-
try for a cooking stove. preparatoryto setting
up housekeeping. 38aa sdl sil.s u5at
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, of the
French army and Charles =. Bonaparte, OF
Baltimore, are sojourning at Newport.
John Allen, .sThe wickedest Man in New
York, has been snitten with shame since his
notoriety, and promises to close up his dance
house. 80 5rg{e -
"A Paris paper announces that Adalins
Patti will become Marquise deCaux on August
lst, andthat the wedding viii take place IN
Aohuons ssU stsi9 s5EA ga.sc 5.ts.
"a -Hole-in-the-Iay's son, who succeeds him
as Chief of the rbe, is but eighteen. The
paternal Aperture was only nineteen when he
became CmeI't 5i1l ssl1 90 i'll
Seth Green, the fish propagator, saws
'sEyery acre of water is worth two of land
and it can be titled at one thousandth part
of the expense 5.t.ss.s5e
The Revolution, edited by Miss Susan B.
Anthony, says: 1--WE, have kept our babies
out of sight many time, for fear a tobacco
chewing friend would kiss them"
miss Mary Carr. daughter of Gen. Carr.
of Troy, graduated with the highest honoFs at
the Convent of the Sacred Heart, at Maria
Villa, near Montreal, a few days ago.
Rev. DR.. J. ". Lindsay, President OF
Genesee College, has been elected to- the
chair of Exegetical Theology in the Boston
Theological Seminary, and has accepted,
-Ex-Governor Grason, Of MARYLAND, aged
So, died last week at his residence in Queen
Anne's county. He was the first Governor
of the state under the modeled constitu-
ton, and served three years.
Schneider, who is playing the 'sGras,de
Duchesse" at the St. James Iheater, london,
has found formidable rival in Mrs. Howard
Paul, who sings the same part in English at
the Olympic. Ego14 ad laT f
john E. McDonough, Of Black Crock
fame, has sued Forncy's Press claiming $780,
600 damages for libel. The alleged libel con-
sists of an article copied from o Chicago pa
per rejecting on McDonough. n-e
Miss Mary n. Cramer, formerly fa3Qrite
New York actress, but Of late years pension
er of the American Dramatic Fund, mas re-
Gently died at Morrisania, at the age Of sixty
five years.
John Dovereaux, Of Waterbury, aged "a
years, died in the Connecticut State Prison
on Wednesday, of last week. He vas par
doned by the Legislature Juno 25th, brit the
Governor forgot to sign the papers. He is re-
ported to have died of broken heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. General Tom Thumb and
Commodore Mutt and Miss Minnie Warren
are holding leTees in Boston. The marriage
of he dashing Commodore" and the charm
ing Miss Warren is whispered as an incident
likely TO occur as soon as the little people
Withdraw from public life.