Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-14

THIN wait, my soul, and rest.
Personal.
MATILDA HERON advertises for dra
matte pupils.
VICTOR EMMANUEL is buying horse.
in England.
! PROFESSOR Stowe is again restored X
health.
Mr.. FRcUDE pronounces his..name tc
rhyme with mood"
Co1UsB1SE is the very pretty naree o1
a young Danbury girl-that is at home !;
at school they call her" Lum."
JOE PESrLAND, the circus Jester, is
now an INN tie of the lunatic asylum on
Wrd's Island.
Elk GOVERNOR BULLOCK, of Massachu-
sets, who is now in Paris, viii, with :.
few friend; make a trip up the Nile this
winter.
PERCY WYsDHAM, who cut a dash as
editing the Indian Charivari at Cal.
cutta.
! Mr.. FREDERICK HUDSON, it is said.
has been offered $500 a year to go
back as managing editor of the New
York Herald, but the story is gauzy:
MAST IS engaged in illustrating
Pickwick " for Harper's Household
Dickens, a work for which he is pecu.
llarly well fitted.
A CHICAGO police sergeant, who join
ed the force twelve years ago a poor
man, has accumulated 500, 600 and re-
signed, to give another poor but honest
man an opportunity,
The death is announced of Admiral
Henry O. Love, r. n, who laid claim
to having suggested the use of pad
dies, instead of wheels, for steam-ves-
sells.
OssREE, N. H., is not much of place
for bears, yet Dewitt C. Carter has
succeeded in capturing four of them
this season, two weighing over 400 lbs
each.
HENRIETTA ROBINSON, the notorious
g veiled murderess," now confined in
Sing Sing Prison, is to be transferred
to the State Asylum in Auburn, New
York. She is reported hopelesslv in
sane.
The son of Mr.. Russell Sturges, who
was lately announced to be about mar
rylng one Of General Schenck's daugh-
:ers, married, few days ago, the
daughter Of the Speaker OF the House
of Commons.
WILLIAM NJ. MEREDITH, of Philadel-
phia, and George w. Woodward, of
Luzerne county, elected to the Pennsyl-
vania constitutional convention, were
members OF the convention that amend
ed the constitution in 1898.
Mr.. GEORGE e. D1cKEY, a leading
architect of Boston, has been unac-
countably missing since the 2lst ult.,
when he took passage from Bangor,
Me-; for his home.
RALPH KELLER, the journalist and
writer, has taken his knap.
sack on his back and started across the
Alps into Italy on foot. He will write
sketches for Harper Brothers publica-
tions.
Col. AvAH CRoCKER, the nominee for
re-elt ction to Congress in the Tenth
Massachusetts district, il one of the
heaviest paper manufacturers in the
country. Starting in life without cap
ital, he has amassed fortune which is
at e. O00, 600.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD was of Irish
lineage. The first Stewards who came
to this country settled in Connecticut,
there, and dispersed through
ont the Union, many of them going to
Virginia, where there are now many of
the family name.
HERE DRIEsBACH, the lion tanner, was
tanned by rural landlords daughter,
near Wooster, Ohio, and having quit
the show business about seven years
ago, now lives there, content with her
and two children, as a peaceful farmer.
ADAuaHIER of the brother of Mr..
Lane, who was recently murdered at
Dorchester, vas made widow by a
of still more heartless nature
Mr.. Adams, who was murdered by Colt,
many years ago, in New York, being
her husband.
Apro1oos of the American lady den
list at Berlin, who has been supposed
TO be her sex's pioneer in that line of
business, the British journal of Dental
Science asserts that, as long ago as
1859, there were no less than seventeen
female practitioners of dentistry.in
England and Wales.
A v1GNErrE of the late Thaddeus
Stevens, the "Great Commoner of
Pennsylvania, has just been completed
1t the Bureau of Engraving aud Print
ing at the Treasury Department. and
will be used upon either the national
or revenue stamps. The like
ness is perfect, and the work is pro-
rs one of the finest pieces OF
ever executed.
The death is announced of Charles
Halloweu Carew, q noted British
sportsman. He formerly possessed an
immense fortune, and his life vas in :
sured for e3O0, 900. He was once Lord
of the Manor of Walton. and the Derby
was run over part of his estate. The
last horse who ran in his name was
'sDelight." The animal, the owner and
the iockey--Kenyon by name-are all
lead now.
Miss R1shEY, the adopted daughter
,f the late Secretary Seward, was the
friend of Mr.. Stewards only
laughter, Fannie. who died from the
fleets CT the shock she received in the
struggle with the assassin PAYNE when
le first attacked her father. The faith
n of Miss Risley, was, during the Ad-
of Lincoln and johnson,
Solicitor to the Treasury, aid after his
laughter's death Mr.. Seward adopted
Ter friend rs tribute to the memory
If his child.
PRoFEssoE TYSpA1 has perfected a
lew respirator for firemen, in which the
solid PARTICLES of the densest smoke are
lrrested by films Of cotton. wool wetted
With glycerine, and the .most puneent
gas by layers of charcoal. By this SIM
Die means, iiremen can remain within