Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-10-06
Personal Items,
Miss Anthony wears No. s shoes.

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Miss Anthony wears No. s shoes.
Gen. Spinner used to carry loye-lettera
for Thurlow Weed,
dolly" Davenport has married Mics
Franklin Mcclellan.
Eugene Sues autograph sells for two
francs in Paris.
Lord Napier, of Magdala has left Bonn
bay for England
Edwin Booth is playing Hamlet in
Philadelphia
-Jeferson,s New York engagement has
netted him S27, 000
Rev W. Fl. Milburn, the blind preach
er, has returned from Europe.
Gov. Wells, of Virginia, returns to the
practice oflaw.
Captain E. B. Ward of Detroit, has
recovered from a stroke ofapoplexy.
Jenny Lind is only forty-eight but
they say she ''looks like sixty
Jim Mace, the great English pugiiist,
dined with Vanderbilt the other day,
"A woman preacher, Miss Smiley, OF
Baltimore, is creating quite q stir in Scot
land.
Thomas H. Selby, Mayor-elect of San
Francisco, was once in the employ of A. Z.
Stewart.
Ex-Secretary Stanton is at Woifsbor-
ough Vt, with his family. He is in very
feeble health.
Mr. Fred. Hudson, once of the Her.
aid. is the prospective editor of the New
York Times.
Solhke, the dancer, gets one thousand
dollars year. She shouldn't be sulky at
this price.
General d. H. Hill is to reopen the
North Carolina military institute at Char
lotte.
The King Of Sweden, like several other
crowned heads, is said to think of abdicat-
ing.
Bishop T. D. Huntington has been
presented with a house costing 500, 500, at
Syracuse n. Y.
DR. Marion Sims, the eminent SURGEON
to the Empress Eugene, is in New Yor},
city.
James Sadlier, the well-llnown publish
er of Catholic books, in New York, died on
Tuesday last
Miss Kellogg is credited with refusing
to receive the Prince of Wales when that
young gentleman sent in his card.
The Boston Traveller calls Parton, be-
cause he defends Mrs. Stowe 'sThe San
cho Parza of a petticoated Quixotte."
"A schoolmarm down in Connecticut
walks seventeen miles before breakfast,
| carrying a satchel and an umbrella
Anna Gagaria is the great heiress OF
Moscow. Her governor is a merchant ia
Moscow, and is worth S75, 600, ,000
Eliza Snow, the poetess of Utah and
author Of Mormon hymns, is kept in
board and clothes by Brigham us a reward
of genius.
Senator Sprague employs not less than
eight thousand people, and is credited with
recently raising their wages fifteen per
cent.
Mrs. Evans one of the sufferers by
the Avondale disaster, loses eight of her
family-her father, husband, three Bong
and three brothers.
The once famous Doestiek keeps q
grocery in Troy, and doubtless makes
more money than he could at Doesticking.
The butterprobe is mightier than the pen.
According to the London papers, there
are yet living two daughters of the Mrs.
Augusta Leigh whom Mrs. Stowe, impii-
Gated with Lord Byron in her disclosure.
1t cost the Princess Mathilde upward
OF one hundred thousand francs to hush uD
the scandalous affair in which she WAS re-
Gently involved.
The King of Greece IS very fond of
negro music. The royal band at Athens,
in consequence, plays mostly. Stephen Foa-
ter's melodies.
Alexander Fl. Stephens passed through
| Knoxville the the other day, closely wrap
ped in shawls although the thermometer
stood at 85 degrees.
Mrs. Porter, of Coyington, Ky, who
has got the Louisville post Office, il a
daughter of the Hon. J. r. Morehead. M.
G. from Pennsylvania. Her husband, Judge
Bruce Porter, is dead