The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-11-17
NEWS GOSSIP.

NEWS - oOooAIs
Aimee's ''real" name is disclosed as Marie
Jorchon.
Gen. Joe Hooker continues to suffer Sc
verely from partial paralysis.
BARRY CORVALLIS" library is to be sold
at auction in London in December.
The death is announced of Mr.. Henry
Langdon Childe, the inventor OF dissolying
At the request of General Garibaldi the
subscriptions for his relief have been sus-
pended in Italy. r
Julian Hawthorne has the first series of
papers upon Saxon studies in the Contem
porary Review for November.
It is reported that john Morrissey will be
a candidate for sergeant-at-arms In the
United States house OF representatives.
Barry Cornwall declared not long before
his death that it was while going to business
on an omnibus that he wrote all his poems.
President James r. Newland, of the
Mount Auburn Young Ladies Institute, at
Cincinnati, died suddenly on Sunday morn
ing.
The Ohio State Journal says: The third
term had no more influence on the Ohio
election than G.. Washington's old breaches
in the patent Office"
"Where is parts unknown" asked a cor
respondent OF the Danbury News; to which
Bailey answers very truthfully, "where they
don't advertise"
a builder, when returning thanks to those
who drank his health, modestly observed
that he was "more fitted for the scafiold
than public speaking"
The mortal remains of Calderon, the great
dramatic poet of Spain, have just been trans
ferred from the church of San Francisco, in
Madrid, to the cemetery of San Nicholas.
Mayor Eastman. of P~oughkeepsie, is the
possessor OF "OId Tom," formerly the favor
lite saddle horse of Martin Van Buren,, and
later a steed which Gen. Scott was pleased
to mount
Father Charles Monitor, late confessor oil
Napoleon III, died last month at Vienna
In his last will he left $50, 900 francs to the
son of Napoleon, and another 100, 700 to the
pope.
J. B. Omahundro (''Texas Jack") is re.
turning East with the Earl of Dunraven an6
the rest of the amateur huntsmen who nave
been securing the plains this season under
his leadership.
Mr.. VIM. l.. Kingsley, of Yale College
and editor of the New Highlander, will, by
request. deliver a course of lectures in Phil
adelphia on the history, literature and art o
Northern Stsly.
Irving, a distinguished young actor o
London, is about to play the principal par
in {" Hamlet" Great curiosity is evinced Il
see what new Interpretation will be made o
this composite character.
Mr.. Charles Galloway, late assistant il
~psleontology to Prof. James Hall in tn,
New York State Museum of Natural His
tory, has been appointed curator of the new
Tow Museum in Sheffield, England.
"Why you see," she began, syou take
chestnut and cut round the hull with a sharl
knife, and you take one-half the chestnut il
your month, and your fellow takes the othe
half in his mouth, n pull, and the hui
comes right off"
A national electrical society was formed
at Chicago, yesterday, by some 40or so of TIT
most prominent telegraphers in the country
Gen. Arson Stager was chosen president
and a list of vice-presidents, secretaries an,
an executive committee were. elected.
Tom Scott, the railway king, and Gen
Walker, Of Texas, have sailed for Europe Il
establish immigration agencies on the con
tinent, through which to INVITE the hardy ant
industrious SOM of Europe to a denizenshil
in the fertile and promising South.
DIR. Holland says a reign of infdelity anc
unbelief is approaching. 1t has already ap
prosched-it is here. If the apostle Pau
was installed, Tomorrow, he'd preach B
! empty benches, unless it was proved he,
beer turned out of heaven for flirting will