Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-15
Personal.

1 Baron Friburgo, the richest man in
Brazil, has died, after building 81, 500,
600 house
/ Winnie Ream is said to be vainly en-
| deavOring TO idealize Parson Brownlow in
marble.
One of the Miss Beckwiths, late of Paris,
has married Mr.. Winthrop Thorne, of New
York
Henry A. Delille (Olive Logan's hus-
band) is the Paris correspondent Of the
New York Express.
Indiana Democrats delight in calling
Hon. d. W. Voorhees, the 'Tall Sycamore
of the Wabash"
Lieut. Gen. W. ]. Hardee has been
elected President Of the Historical AssO-
citation of Alabama.
1t is stated that Mr.. Flake, of the Gal
weston Bulletin, has been shot at twenty
one times in three years.
Thurlow Weeds daughter is sorting
1000 letters to help her father write his
autobiography
Paymaster Cahoon, for thirty-eight
years in the naval service, is recorded as
defaulter in the sum of $4,000.
Miss Mulbach is said to contemplate
series Of historical novels on the Prcsi-
dents of the United States.
The Princess de Metternich claims that
her midnight mission" has restored
fifty fallen women to responsibility.
Belle Boyd, who was recently sent to
the California Lunatic Asylum, has had a
child, and recovered her reason.
Miss Harris, who shot the tickle Bur
roughs in Washington, has been trans
ferred from the Insane Asylum to the
Philadelphia Postofice.
Pollard wants JEFF. Davis to leave the
country. Prentice suggests that the South
vote who shall go-Davis or Pollard
Gen. Cole, who had the little unpleas-
antness with HiscOck, has been appointed
to a clerkship in the Registers office of
the POstofice
Il is said that Cassius NJ. Clay, who re-
Gently returned from Russia, will estab-
lish himself in New York city, after a
brief visit to Kentucky.
The New York GLO6c puts down the
wealth of A. d. Richardson at $50, 600
One-third of this goes TO his ''widOw."
The Dusseldorf artists have produced
100000 thaiers' worth of pictures this
year, of which 30, 900 thalerS' worth were
ordered from America
The appointment of Rev DR. Temple
as Bishop of Exeter has been confirmed,
Notwithstanding the protests and argu-
ments against it.
Eugene Sues remains are TO be trans
ferred from Savoy to the Pere Ia Chaise,
and Jules FaYre is to pronounce the
Grafton at the re-entOmbment.
4 chance for an international alliance is
offered by the formation of Young
Woman's Christian Association in France,
of all places in the world
Miss Julia Crouch holds a position on
the editorial staff of the Norwich Conn |
Bulletin, and is working bravcly for
seat well MP in the profession.
Dr. Livingstone has been elected an
honorary member of the Medical Club Of |
London, and invited 10 occupy the club |
house on his return TO England.
\ little son of DR.. J. +. Cato, of Bolts |
vile, Ca, aged nearly six years, gave a |
sudden scream in bed one night recently, |
and has been deaf and dumb ever since |
Camilla UrsO, the UiOliniStC, has fas-
cinated the Califonians by the gorgeous
ness of her toilet If We are to believe |
the San Francisco papers, all her genius
has taken this new direction.
Benjamin Gilbreth, who died recently
at Ccndall's Mills, Me, was hero of the
war of 1912, and rescued Gen. Scott from
drowning when he fell overheard, while
crossing the Niagara river