New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
PERSONAL.

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Gov. Baker of Indiana is confined to his
| room by Illness
GutzkOw, the German poet, has recovered
from his recent insanity.
Napoleon is reported to have attended some
! OF the electoral reunions in Paris in disguise.
VIM. S. Dodge, Mayor of Sitka, has been
leeturing on Alaska in several NewEngland towns.
The Hon. Erastus Corning is again able to
give his personal attention to business.
CIV. Weeks of Albany, who was injured by
the Annapolis Junction Railroad disaster recovering.
Senior Pedro Lopez, nephew of Gen. Lopez,
passed through Galveston, Texas few days ago. his
way to Cuba to Join the insurgents.
Prof. Nickles, q French chemist, was re-
Gently killed by inhalng the fumes Of hydrouoric acid
The only known use Of this gas for etching glass.
! VIM. H. Seward and family and several mem
bers of the House Committee Ways and Means ar.
rved at Omaha yesterday, route to San Francisco.
DR.. Hoeber denies that he stated at the last
womans suffrage meeting that he would leave the Re-
publican party because Of the. Fifteenth Amendment
| Frank 2. Blair jr., goes to California this
week. to make arrangements for the establishment OF
Western Department of the Life Association Of America
1t is reported that Baron Brsse earns be-
tween sixty and seventy thousand francs year writing
culinary receipts for the Paris papers.
Charles Asllin, British officer engaged in
most Of the battles the Niagara frontier during the
war Of 1872 died, last week, at srabane, Ontario.
Capt. d. g. Pepper, who shot and killed
Capt ]. W. Simmons at Techula, Miss, few days ago.
tried and acquitted the ground OF usnable
homicide
Mrs Lvermore, in her speech at Indanapo-
lis last week. said that when she became mother she
turned her face to the wall and wept because 1t was
a girl"
Mr.. G.. w. Thomas late Postmaster at Gin
cunati has purchased interest in The Ereng Chroni
Gle that city and become actively connected with that
journal
Mrs ST. Clair gave lecture at White Pine
on the 5th inst, "Whom Shall 1 Marryl" Having
spent past six months in Utah. Mrs st. Clair was
probably well qualified to discuss this important question.
Chief Engineers Kingsland of New-YOrk,
McQuade OF Albany, Williams OF Chicago, Williams Of
saudusky Battles OF Detroit, and Irwin OF Erie PENN
were guests OF the Buffalo Fire Department their
nual parade yesterday
Col. Edward Fountain, prominent Virginian
and Of the orignatos OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, is lying dangerously III his country
staunton His physicians entertain no hopes Of his
recovery.
The Hon. John ID. Detrees, late Public Prln-
ter reported be about TO establish Republican
newspaper in Indianapolis. He long the Editor ef
the Indiana STATE Journal, and while there he first
ployed young Schuyler COlfax a reporter
The remains of Capt. Henry a. Wise, late
Chief Of Ordnance Of the Navy Department, who died in
Naples about two months ago, 10 be brought to this
country in the steamer Palmyra They will be taken 10
Boston for inerment at Mount Auburn by the side OF
his faherinlaw, Edward Everett Upon the arrival OF
the steamer at NewYork the remains will be taken In
charge by Mr. John ID. Brandt Chief Clerk OF Ordnance
Bureau OF the Navy Department by whom they Will be
consigned 10 their place Of burial
About five thousand women met in St.
Georges Hail. Bradford England on the Gath ult. and
presented 10 Mr. Edward Mall. Il. p handsome testl
monal consisting Of library Q reference Of about 400
volumes, tmeplece and candelabra for Mrs Mall and
pIaLoorte worth sJ75 for their daughter. Mr. Mall in
acknowledging the presentation. said look forward
70 the ume not perhaps near but s not so remote but
that possibly IL be witnessed by some oven OF ts
assembly, when women Will cease TO be employed In
those wOrks-rOugb, hard, tOllsOme, e1hausng works
which she Is engaged IN order 20 contribute her
part toward the maintenance OF her children. The time
will come, trust when neither In the factory nor IN
other great shops OF industry, will wonaus work be
needed when husbands will be sufficiently ICmuncTatcd
for their toll; when capital and labor Will have become
far recOHcied 10 another as that men may do the
work OF men, and women may be spared that Work IN
order that they the moro fully preside over the
work OF the household.