The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-21

don Tor the nrSt Ulme since ner mar
riage.
The sweetest note of Ole Bulls vio-
| lin has died away forever-his infant
child has left him.
| MARSHALL 0. ROBERTS, of New York,
has spent about $4,000 on pictures in
Rome this spring.
| EARL RUSSELL, now in his eighty
first year,is the Oldest living statesman
in Europe.
PRINCE ITURBIDE left his entire for
tune Q20, 900 francs) to his housekeeper
Mile. Pauline Bouffartigne.
| GEN SHERMAN will remain in Wash
ington all the summer, but Will send
his family to Carlisle, Pa.
Rev. OLYMPIA BRowN, of the Upivef-
salist Church, at Bridgeport, Conn,
has recently been married to Mr.. j. FL.
Willis
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY, the favor
tie contralto, has sailed for Europe,
intending to pass the summer abroad,
and to return IN September.
Mr. SMILES excellent book, ''Self-
Help" has been translated into Japan
ese, and adopted as a government text
book,
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON said ie-
Gently that he had set type enough to
form topographic railway from
Boston to Liverpool
w. w. CoRcoRAN has given 1915, eco,
which was paid him by the Govern
ment for $50 acres of land, near Wash
: ington, to the Louise Home for impov-
> erished gentlewomen.
], The life Of Edward Bulwer Ly ton is
to be written by his sou Robert, better
known as Z" Owen Meredith" and au-
| thor OF g Lucille" The Ring of
AmasIs, and much poetic literature.
!. Mr.. GEORGE s. PHILLIPS, well known
= to magazine readers under the nom de
! plume of January Searle," has been
: removed to the Asylum for the Insane,
u at Trenton, n J., and 1T is said that
:, there is no prospect of his recovery.
= G.. EBERs, a distinguished Egpotolo-
gist, has purchased, at Thebes; re-
4 markable medical hieratic papyrus. Il
f consists Of 155 pages, and treats of
4 most maladies the flesh is heir to,
from an Egyptian point of view.
The humorist of the Danbury News
Il sensibly declines an invitation, backed
up by abundant shekels, to go to Goth
! am He says New York likes fresh
l. oranges, but it very quickly snckn
t them dry and throws them away.
d WE are to have, it seems, during the
/. coming autumn, a novel by Major Gen
o eral Wallace, upon the conquest of
y Mexico by Cortez. J. r. Osgood & Co,
}, are to publish it, and 1t is said to be
e very fresh and fascinating, and g uh-
n like ordinary novels.
Col. THOMAS A. SooTr, of the Penn
> sylvania Railroad, expects to visit Eu-
|; rope this summer, - for the purpose of
u presenting to the financiers of the Old
e World the superior advantages of the
:, Southern Pacific Railroad as a source
u of Investment"
. GEN. JOHN B. GORDON made speech
q at q reception given him in Savannah,
Ga, a few days since, closing with the
! sentiment the heroic dead of both
;. armies, who fought for principle, and
! backed their convictions with the lives
o Let both be duly honored."
n MIR. HINTON Rowan HELPER, author
n of the Impending Crisis" who is
O now III South America, is expected to
@ return to New York some time this
t fall, when, it is rumored, he will pub
It lish a work calculated to make quite
is sensation in the political world
J. In speaking of King Miranda, Of
d Central Africa, the Court Journal says
}, that monarch who would take the
h trowsers sent from missionary inspired
= ladies of Aberdeen, split them IN
halves, fill them with sand, and make
war club of each leg, cannot be forgiv-
: en- upon the ground of mere eccentric
ity.
The Court Journal understands that
\ Dir. Llvingstone's discoverer, Mr..
g Henry Stanley, who has returned to
England, has done SO i'll connection
g with the New York Herald, and that he
= is not unlikely to arrange for an Eng
! lIsh branch of that journal being
. established in London, if not in Liver
- pool too.
e MAJOR WELLS J. HAWKS, StonewalI
l. JacksOn's old Commissary, died at
O Oh JAMESTOWN, Jefferson County, West
n Virginia, on the 2Sth ult., at the age of
e hfty-eight. He was most faithful and
d efficient officer, commanding the entire
c confidence of his great commander,
d and In private life was universally es-
II teemed.
u HE most extensive stock grazer in
IcAsto 10 pdlhuel w. Alien, VINO lives
Il at Galveston, and carries on an i'm
8 mense ''ranch forty miles north of
there, shipping his cattle TO Galveston
l. and thence to New Orleans and New
: York. He owns 800 600 lead of long.
> > horns, and his freight bills over the
= railway during. the month of March
were S31 900, while on the steamer line
they amounted to $3.50, 600
NOAH WEBSTER used to spread his
favorite ideas of the spelling reform by
e travelling about from printing office to
printing office and handing printed
{ slips containing the word <Ftheater,"
. center, etc, to persuade people to
! spell as he did. This was before the
: ravenous demand of the great Ameri-
: can people for dictionaries furnished
e hlm with more effective propaganda
= than peripatetic one.
The most interesting picture in the
l studio OF the late Joseph Fagnani is a
portrait of the Countess Guiccioli,
; painted by him from life, many years
ago, when she was considerable over
| fifty years old In this portrait the
. Countess might pass for thirty-five. SO
perfectly had she preserved her claar