, 1875-11-14

OF tho New York papsra would r,r~ton tsce ~
iHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE for ys,r :. 1 10y, NH.
continental paper might BE- buiIt m !. = NJ
health. 'saaatoe
The Emperor Of japan waa d ,..
Sd inst. ~<' Old mH
Mr: Beeche: breaches. but do.. m.
the eloquence OF silence. Rsaeaee
Mr. Kenneth Dowie, Of 1iv.,n,
day. 3H%
Henri Tame is at present in Upp.,s.,
busy NTH literary labora- H. sunoms ~
he Will return to Paris by Dec. l.. "a.
Mrs. Barnham asaeveratss That th.
actor, George L. For, is stricken .tts .a''sfn
and TINT he Is merely tho wrsck IT u. % s.
once was- ~'' MN !.
AAyons journal, having repeatsd n. w.,
story that tho Pope in his you,h -. ~!@
news. @an2 nh
hE. Edward Jenkins Is writing . t,,,...
story which will be called "Tha Da,,,,. =
It will be about tho length Of ..cis..- Saaa'
and will be published in similar form
Victor Hugo has renewed thu 1a,,.
house on Guernsey Island, md viii ,ss,1,.
spepd great portion Of his time th&,.f.t
The crowds BY which he is su1roa,d.a :.
| fatigue him. ~ faa
rronson @. Howard, who ha. vzit..o ,,,.
Which were successful, not only in Am.,,,s =" =,
also IN England and Germany, has ac;u,rI, r. ~
driven out OF the country by tha m,l....a.
the New York newspaper critics,
The New York Sun has been su.hnr;7..
that if any attempt is made to drpn ~ N u'
.: bo"en's name from the roll Of menbsuh;n;, !,
Plymouth Church, as in Mra. MouI.on'. r,.. ~ y
will tight the church and pastor 10 th, ht.s -
end. '''@
There is said to be remarkable rsasnh1,,..
between portion Of Longfellox's nav ro.n
"Pandora, snd the passage in "P,1ad.. Io..s
which describes tha feelnga Of Ere .t..r h.
eating Of the forbidden fruit, Tha.e il M m.
picion, Of course, Of plagiarism.
The London Times warns the Fns6,tn..
who presented the Stonewall Jackson st,tn. 1,
the State OF Vir.inia that they ve.s su]tr n
"au extreme 1ndiscretion " in "tsphscrihns 4,
statue of man who Was absolutely unsna,,
until he took up arms against The Amart,,
Union.''
Who is this Joaquin Miller, thss be should u,,
sumo to nominate candidates for tho ptesidm..
OF the United States He ia scarcely In Au.d
can himself: and, though be Is something d.
poet, he has never shown any practical kpo,t
edge Of affairs to it him for the position d
guide, philosopher, aud friend to g1eas ass;a
A Nagda(ene in Cincinnati has bean mordty
thu recent discussions concerning the pe,lm
that city to inquire what will becoms d tn
myriads who sre tempted to eternal pe.ddidiou b.
Satan, while the conflict betxeen him sud H.
Power Of Good is in progress- It patiusat
inquiry. Some Of the demono1ogists shouA It.
tend to this point. ~..
II. Jules Ff,rry's civil-msrrisge IN PsishM
teemed BY his friends rare act OF haroilm h
ls conscious that his wife will not be rssasdaaM
q married WOMAN BY many Of the leaam h
Partisan society, but he feels it to BE- hi daty n
protest thus against tho supremacy os hs
PRIESTS; and be proposes in eTsry NY posdAs
to assist in the general movement in Ftaas
aga4nst clerical domination.
A few days ago youthful en1isany fram al
bookstore entered another and made thsi.
quiry, 'sBAve you Cock Tails OF Ancsas
Greece:" The gentleman Intercepted, d.
trusting his ears, required repetition at b
question, An it was given: "a COPY Of 'cns
Tails Of Ancient Greece" The book VI nos
in stock. but SOCKS Tales Of Anc:au& 0taeea'
Satisfied the desire OF the embryo booksallss.
It is und srstood that III. Florence haa bssn
encouraged BY bis marvellous SUCCESS in Bis M
play, 81 The Mighty Dollar" to dispose d m
rights in B1ron's as Our Bo7B-" Johr E o*aa
has accordi ugly become possessed OF The n&hta
give the latter play in several Western ahse D
cluding Chicago: and it is pEohable We sdaa ~
+" Our Boys before long-possibly 1t taa hss
Chicago Theatre during the engagement d III
Wachtel opera troupe at MoVicker's Thesf1a.
seuator Anthony, Of Rhode Island, u lrtutns
On "Ihe Thirty-ei1th Congress" and instnsnf
in his general description Of that body soeas
personal "reminiscences OF the distinguished na
who composed it. Among the iatter ses
Charles Sumner, William e. Seward, stspheaA- 4
Douglas Thaddeus Stevsns. and Jsa'a7@
Davis. Mr. ANTHONY is the only Survivor q III
Thirty -t}i1th Congress who has remained IL o~
tinuous and unchanged service.
The efforts OF certain Methodists IN cncun3
4. 49,. III .k,~.a .,.,n},-a u;thdrAwn fran t03
Queen City Club On the score that It u p uDsoe
" institution, are not Likely to be covered 1'0
success. Tho church-members Who os!oog
tho Club aaY the Mcthodts.s do not know VIEW
they are taking about. The ststemenf tnas w.
protest referred to was adopted BY ne Aa'4, ~.
rial Associasiou is erroneous- It Wa mese5 ~.
sentiment of the Directors OF Aabu1J ae'a%'''
Chapel.
The Cincinnati Enquirer tells With e'laa'
emotion and sympathy Of an attemp'eo ta. =
in the station-house OF thu. city. Th@ sses es
creature Was cloaely watched in nts caFe'u
sorrowful preparations for desth b1 sat0s =.
oo,ters aod several policemen; and senesa ~
gret wns expressed whsn the haas1ly-'@Pt'', III.
rope gave way. 1t Was rare cl1ance 1o1 f31.
If news. such as has not stirred tue sesen' a'@f
II CINCINNATI since the burial Of the zas'oAD''
a clever suggestion is that OF the ea1 aa. -
Gazette, ia connection with tho rspon 'nss =.
,ctor has been converted through tee ote.n W.
# Mr.. Moody and asked for pss9efs' @n' W.
.ette reminds severnl prominent edlto.' -. 49,.
FORK that now is the accepted time lido "1. '..s.
perhaps, will 1etort BY passing tho saz ''.s<.