The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-12
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mrs Grants face is said have 'beautiful mother
hood" in it
Tho Presldcn, read his Dcs Moines speech with
spectacos
Ex-Governor William Beach Lawrence, OF Rhode
Island, Is staying at the Brcvoor, House.
The Hon. Mr. Huntington has been sworn In as
Postmaster General OF Canada, vice Fournier
Mr.. Amedee Van den Nest Secretary OF the Belgian
Legation at Washington, is at the Albemare Hotel
Bets are made in London that the Prince of Wales
will BIO assassnated before his visit TO India is finished
Rev. Joshua Knowles, editor OF the Greensboro
On. C) Home Journal printer long ago as 1923
Mr.. jackson, Colorado banker, has a gentle side to
his pecuniary soul He will wed Mrs. Helen Hunt the
poetess.
Ex-senator Wade finds the only cause for our pres
ent evils moral material and spiritual in the want OF
a high protective tariff
The widow and daughter OF Stonewall Jackson will be
the guests of Richmond the occasion Of tho unwilling
OF the statue of Jackson on the 10th inst
Tho consolidation OF the republican and independent
parties Oregon WILL 1t reported insure the sue
cess of the republican nominee for Congress-
It seems that Pinney, the defauer in the Naval
Office at San Francisco, was appointed on tho recon-
mendation of General La Grange and Senator Cole
One by ex-Confederate warriors become insurance
agents General Joseph E. Johnston has taken the
TX.
The Cincinnati Commercial believes that the issue in
Ohio is that II imitation succeeds Irredecmabe paper
will be expended for railway and canal subsidy schemes
Fish dict Is said, after all not TO make BRAIN but to
make isny sort OF people So that Boston, which
trying to be intellectual finds il has made mis-
take In eating shrimps
Jim Fsks father is lecturing temperance It
used to be custom with the old gentleman when his
son alive to ask people whether they thought his
son would be killed that day or not
Colonel Fred. Grant called upon al Des Mones
for speech and he said al am sorry not to DO able
to make you speech, but father has made speech
to-night have hopes Of doing so some timen
james ]. Gardner, Chief GeoGrapher of tho Omitted
States Geological and Geographical Survey the Terri
tories" and stan left this city yesterday morning for
Washington, D. c. establish headquarters there dur.
ng the winter.
In Portugal young man courts his lady by standing
silently in front Of her window whic she looks down
approvingy upon him One faithful man remained be-
fore a adys window for thirty -four years. She a
nun, and her window was in a cell.
General Sheridan and party returned to San Fran
CISCO on Sunday evening, from trip to the Geysors
He is quartored at the Palace Hotel On Thursday tho
day fixed for the opening Of that hotel tho merchants
will give the General banquet and ball
Somewhere about tho 18th OF this month number or
distinguished gentlemen, OF natlona reputation, in
GLIDING Hon George H. Pendleton, Hon. Thomas F.
Bayard General Hawley, Governor Hendricks and
perhaps Senator Thurman, will pass through Atlanta
on their way 70 the State Fair at Macon.
Again the tattng vassar girl is telling tales out OF
school After tho recent exposure OF ''smashna"
which means that q masculine girl is pctted treated
and coddlcd by tho more womansh we have now the
story that tho girls have midnight rolics euchre play
ing, moonlight sled rides runaway tramps over the
country and private theatrcals, at which, says the
tattler "wth the aid Of false mustachcs whiskors,
burned cork, wigs, &c, enabled to get up very
respectable men"
The report that King Kalakaua very m when the
Australian steamer left Honolulu is positively contra.
dictcd by Mr.. Whitney, publisher Of the Honolulu Ga.
sette who arrived on the steamer Mr. Whitney
called upon His Majesty the night or his departure
for tho purpose Of leave taking and found tho King IN
the enjoyment Of excellent health and spirits with thu
exception OF slight cod.