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On the goth inst. the Legislature n, IT,
land will proceed to the election of :. 1iaata 1iNata
states Senator to succeed tho Hon. W;1t;.@'s3
Hamilton, whose term will expire March ~,
The indications areth.t the Hon, WiIii,4n ,tasa.
noy Whyte, the present Governor, viii iIst' =
elected. He has already represented M,-1ta .
In the United States Senate. having fsass
pointed by Gov Swami, in 1853. to Iii tja ~
expired term OF tho Hon. Reyerdv Johns.aa US ~ 1ts
was made Minister to Eng1aud Mr., W.T." Wy
the grandson Of tbs great William Pipc:nasve =
Maryland. -A'':' q
Badger since her trace was lost ia Nav W VA aits
her friends still hope for favorable LUZ, 1o.,
While in Rome, como years since, she vas a n7os
trated by Roman fever, and for lone t;1aahs oa:
life was dispaired of. This completjelr 49,
tered her constitution, and naturally Of n,o-, H
consciousness, sta became subject to perio3. y
despondency, which hare OF late grown nne.s ~
her. During these periods she was WON ~ -
lear insanity. and inlag inc sha would ;,ecor,-s -
burden upon her friends. They have forme.l1e
been Of very short duration, ofteatimes the feaif
ing would be but moneutary and it ia hooas
that in this instance, if she still lives, retrr.
to consciousness will take place. uesnw,;Ia
nothing is being left undone to obtain info.aass
ton of her OF her fate The only new f.c, ~
yeloped thus far is the statement Of Miss I;1s
Edgarton, who was a passenger on tho ssnns
boat with hrs Badger. Sho says that she ~
versed with thnt lady and is satisfied tbst ~. ~
landed in New York.-Doston Post N''
-Mr. E. T. Paris, historical rziuter tn ~.
late Queen Dowager, died recently in I1ondan ~ =.
the sge Of 50 years. Among Ills best-Knosn
works is the celebrated picture Of the coronat;oo
OF Queen Victoria, which was painted and en.
graEed Tor tho late Sir Francis Moon. lie .lso
repainted and otherwise restored 81. J.rnss
ThornhilIs paintings in the dome Of St. Peul's
Cathedral. He acquired great celebrity for his
panorama Of London, which il said to be ona of
the largest pictures ever painted On caoy.ss
and #as exhibited for q long time at the Coloss
scum, Regents Park. It has given pleasure tn
thousands in London, and has been purchased
by showmen in New York.
"A strange and sudden death occu1re1 \,
Osage, Mitchell County, Iowa, Oh the soth Qlt.
Elbridge Drake, willie eating his dinner goms
two weeks previous, felt pricking in his throst
which troubled him for several days. Re i.ss
his appetite, became Hick1y and looked pale. .n1
complained Of pain in the stomach and LETT silo.
He continued to grow worse. the pain e1tendina
to his left arm and breast About u O'Clock ona
night pain, like knife shot through his heart
and he died in q few minutes. Upon exx,uins,
ton, tie cavity OF the chest WAS found fiIla3
with coagulated blood, and about two in.hss
from the heart the aorta (main artery) WAS mn,
tured about one line in extent. Tile causa a
his death was evidently from some foreign Sub,
sta:lce in the lung it must have gone down the
tru,hea instead OF the esophagus. The doctor
thinks that nothing but silver OF glass could
have wrought such destruction.