The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14

Anxiety has lorn pn m ptpsnsier end
he bcsqne quite ~.
piles Ayre Will bea candidate for the
Coz slatii for Seventeen constitu-
encief.
peahJt Blaine ms purchased q $780, OC
house In Washington, Which he will occupy
next winter.
"A Brussels paper says that Gustave Dord
has the face of q Young man of twenty,
crowned With the hair Of a man Of sixty.
jacob Friez, who died last week in
fredericksburg at the ago Of ninety-fve, was
inthe Russian campaign under Napoleon and
saw Moscow burn.
An American ladJ, Mrs. Van Zandt, Ia
singing in aLondon opera company as Mime.
Yanzini, and 10 highly commended by the
English press.
Nelson HarAta- house At Poplar Plains,
Kentucky, was burned q few nights ago, and
fom pf hia seyenf children persisted in the
Pappes' WI
LPostmastef James Kelly, OF New York,
has given the Free Academy Of that city
$1,000, whose interest Is to be annually ex-
pended in procuring two gold medals for the
best dobaters in the institution.
Ono of fie rriars authe Convent at Pres.
o osTg H S9 q X was .ss TSSsntls poisoned gS While h.S
~ 49, ~ y NaN NANANNN ~ y AAN AANl
poured s%ulphuric acid into his cup.
The conductor Of a concert. aiyen before
the Empress Eugene at the Tnileries, was
recently 40 excited that he a~ccidentally ran
his batofj pto bic eye, nearly putting I out,
-Samue1B owles,of the Springfield tAfasA.)
Republican, intends 70 spend the summer in
Colorado Heis building a One residence In
Denver, and Will take his family there 10
June.
@-Rosa Bonhour has received by the will OF
an enthusiastic Russian admirer a legacy OF
twenty thousand francs and some valuable
OIL paintings. ga ri~ "a e
A young clerk in the Central Telegraph
Office OF France, has discovered a very inge.
nious plan for the rapid self;printing Of dis.
patches, and has been oflered 100000 francs
FOR his patent. "a
John Henry stumpf, aged SIXTY years,
committed suicide by hanging himself 70 .
beam IN the cellar OF his residence in In.
dianapolis, Ind, about six O'clock last even.
ing. Temporary insanity u the alleged
cause.
The Rome correspondent OF the Pail Nal
Gazette Hays that among the recent converts
to the HomRn Catholic Church I'm that city
are 'Etham Sellhit q Turk, son OF tho Pashi
Of Selonica and Mrs. Strong, a leader o.
fashion in Now York"
-mNIHlNl mNhhtnA y EINllaOn, INC NOllll
Duke do Riyoli, lost, recently, at the Carol,
Imperial ninety Thousand francs in one.night
His mother paid the sum for him the mex
morning, but said II would be tho last tim,
pho would assist him in this manne
= General Thomas y. Raymond died II
Richmond, Va, on the 2ist, aged &c years
lie served in the war Of 1912; was.a member
ofthe Virginia Legislature was elected :,
Congress In 1899, as a Wing, and was an init
mate personal friend of President Fillmore
subsequently Joined the Democratic party
and was several times reelected to tho Leg
i~slature. rH rf .f e..| H- q
rs-Whon Queen Victoria WAS married, twon
ty-nine years ago, she had twelve brides
maids. Every one Of these young ladies' ha
since been married; one has been marie,
twice; n ia now a widow; and three ar
dead. Ia a dozen maidens selected at ran
dom from any class OF American society, tn
atatistics after such a lapse oftime, wouidb
likely TO be very diferent.
There is o young, unmarried woman,
shoe manufacturer IN Lynn, who makes fin
serge button boots. Her goods are made ex
clusiyely 10 ill orders for some Of tho largos
retailers in Boston, aud gshe makes frequen
Visits to that city In the transaction % he
business. She formerly lived In Realm
now akefeld), whero her father mam,fac
tured shoes, and whore ehe acquired
knowledge OF the business. Bhe prefers thi
independent way OF getting n living TO tina
Of working for others.
Mrs. Frances Carey Cotton, wife OF Mr.
+. Cotton, United States Consul at Venice
died al Paris, March 81, after sixteen month
of suffering. The most eminent medical me.
OF Europe Including Queen Yictoria's ply
Bician) were consulted In her case; but he
malAdy-Roman fever and heart disease
proved beyond cure. Mrs. Cotton was a mos
estimable lady, and her numerous friends /
the Northwest will be exceedingly panied I
hear of her untimely decrease. She waa fol
merly a resident Of Galesburg, Ill.