The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-06-11
Personal and Literary,
-Literariana-Anna Dickinson.
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-Literariana-Anna Dickinson.
They now call Brigham Young the
Profit. ...
Anna Dickinson has been physical
~ Frustrated BY her protrscted season
Of work, and will shortly go abroad.
Kate Field is said to be intending to
90 on the stage-the vocation of an actress
being one for which she has always had .
liking. @s
Prof. Joseph D. Haven, D. D., LII. D.,
died In Chicago, lately. He wasrecently
elected to the chair Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy in the Chicago University.
-Weston's receipts during the six
days Of his walking exhibition were
5000. After his expenses are paid he
will have left $5,000-aearly $1,000 .
day.
When that gay young sport, Jim Cor.
don Bennett, gets his head into - good
trim IS his legs, what . lively journal the
New York Herald will be once more
Troy Why.
IN. Jules de Schreyer represented L.
Aosdc Russo on the occasion of the EN-
peror's visit to England. This 10 the first
time special correspondent was ever
employed by Russian journal.
Phebe Couzins doesn't dress like her
brothers of the bar. She wears . heavy
silk with polonaiss richly trimmed with
black lace, roses in her bosom, white frills
around her neck and sparkling aigrette in
her hair.
Late investigations have completely
disproved the formerly.received genesi.
0gy of the Washingtons, which derived
them from the North of England baronets
OF the name, and the Father of his COun-
try 10 - entirely without Q pedigree a.
the obscurest democrats among us.
"A correspondent gives this descrip.
ton of the Arkansas Brooks: "He is .
man about fifty years Of age, and looks
like preacher, % he il, or was, before he
abandoned the Lord and went into poll.
tics. He 10 man of strong prejudices
and deep convictions. He has more de-
.cision and firmness than Baxter, but less
ability"
Donald Cameron, an early teacher in
Indiana, died at Madison recently. He
was teaching ct the time war was declared
against Mexico, and was informed Of 1t
by one Of the scholars. He arose and
said: Boys, there never was : war in
which there was not . Cameron. and I
am determined this shall be no exception:
school Is dismissed until Mexico 10 CON.
quered." Putting on his hat he left the
house, enlisted, and served under Col.
James II. Lane to the close of the war.
"A vary eccentric Newspaper man
named Games Johns recently died ct
Starksboro, Vt He used TO print with
his pen, and issue occasionally, the Awto.
0raph and RsHsarker, and send his edition
from one to half dozen copies-to
anybody he pleased. His work vas very
neatly done; he tried printing press
once, but didn't like it half q veil 8 his
pen, and % gave It up. He vas very
Jealous Of the lame Of his sheet, sSnd woe
TO the man who said anything against It
or refused to exchange. Among his pe.
culiarities was his abstinence from tea
and coffee, and his feeling that he was
grossly insulted II they were offered to
him. The outrage Of urgiag . man to
take o cup Of tee when ct . ffiend,s table
was the subject Of many sleader'' in
the Autograph o. twenty live years ago.