Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-17
Personal Notes.
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IT is said that Maggie Mitchell has got a
new play.
CusTARs winter quarters will be 8. Fort
Leavenworth.
PAEEPAs income from English opera last
year was Sl22, 600.
WHITTEMoRE is candidate fort the South
Carollua senate.
Ia is said that Pullmsn is about to intro
duce his palace cars IN Europe,
Miss RosE L. RoBInsoH is advocating
woman suffrage in Nsw York.
BRIGHAM YoUSo's organ, the Deseret
News, has to print his sermons in full.
SPEAKER Blaine is visiting in pennsyl-
vauia.
The President contemplates trip TO
California.
GENERAL BUFFERS health needs trip to
a warmer climate.
SNYDER, of Alexandra, hung himself for
love the other day.
ONE of Abraham Lincolns rieces il
teaching school In Alabama.
TAD ROBINSON, the welI-known Califor
MIA lawyer, is dead.
The women of Egypt are tound to re-
move their walls, and the Viceroy ia
vors 1t.
GEORGE ELIOT is writing not novel, aa
everybody hoped, but long dramatic
poem.
WILKES denounces Weston as humbug,
but Weston is saved the need OF like re-
ply.
They say that E. A. Pollard cannot live
till spring. Greater truth-tellers than
Pollard die every day.
Miss HOLLAND, OF Philadelphia, has left
a legacy of SIG, 900 to the Woman's Mis-
sionary Union, OF that city.
GENERAL SHERIDAN has not made up his
mind which OF the two powers WIN be vic
toriou& Pause, therefore.
"BInTH," Robertson's latest play, is
founded on an idea in one of Tennyson's
poems
EXTREMES meet in Minnesota. Profess
sor Noyes has charge OF the deaf and dumb
there.
Ir is rumored that QIartermasser-Gen-
eral Meigs will reply TO ex-Secretary
Wells's last Galaxy article.
MADAME CELEsTE is to appear again at
the Adelphi Theatre, London, in her old
character o. Miami, in Green Bushes"
REV. II. +. DURANr, OF Boston, mas pre-
sented the female seminary Of Mount Hoi-
yoke with library valued at $40, 900.
GENERAL LEES physicians say that his
death was brought on by protracted grief
at the condition OF his country.
AN American traveller says that when the
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon of London gets excited,
he "howls like wilderness.
IT is proposed to put memorial tablets
in Christ Church at Alexandria, to the
memory OF Generals Washington and
Lee.
REV CHARLES A. GRANT, OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, died at Thomas
vile, Georgia, recently, from lung dis
ease.
QUARTERMA sTER. GENERAL PITKN has
sold 500, 600 worth of old guns, stored in
the arsenal at Montpelier, 70 the French
government.
A PAPER, in the interests of the Episco-
pal Church, will soon be established in
Atlanta, with Rev. Joseph Gross, d. D., as
editor,
Mr.. K. G. CHASE, of North Ware, now
teacher in one OF the schools in Boston,
has been elected to protessorship at
Dartmouth College.
MIR. JOSEPH NELSON, of New Gloucester,
has manufactured 5000 bushels o, apples
into cider this fall lie will make over 500
barrels of cider.
IT is said that General O'Neii proposes
publishing q history of the last Fenian
war. A natural mistake. He is only go
ing 20 publish his story.
THE Chicago Evening Post says Euge-
MES physician recommended her to take
a little air; but she went away TO Prussia
after all, and left the little heir behind her.
THE Bryan Hall property III Chicago has
been sold to r NJ Hooiey, Esq, proprietor
OF Hooley's Opera House, Brooklyn, TOR
Sl70,00) Mr. H. viii transform it into
minstrel hall
THR new Italian am bassassof al the court
os Vienna, Cavaliere dArtom, is SD Israeli
tie. He WAS one Of tho abest and most
esteemed agents % Cevour, and is deemed
one OF the sharpest diplomats Of Italy.
AMONG the French prisoners az Stettin,
in Prussia, is black officer OF Zouaves.
He is quite "a hero in that city, and count
less stores are told of him. He is said TO
be nephew OF Theodore ofAbyssinia
Hon GEoRGR II. PKNDIRToN and Hon.
Benjamin Il. Curtis will represent Virginia
in the proposed arbitrament with West
Virginia to settle the latters proportion OF
the public debt incurred before the war.
A YossrL feather has been found by DR..
Hayden. in Wyoming Territory, ana IS
said TO be the first specimen or record
Scientific men have not decided whether
il belongs 20 a real bird or TO some link
between bird sud reptile.
MAJOR BEN PER1EY PooBE celebrated his
fitch birthday on Wednesday at bis esl-
depce in Nesbury. Mass. Some dozen or
more o. mis- personal friends were present
on the occasion An elegant gol3 watch,
of Waltham make, was presented him by
ms friends.