The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-27
PERSONAL.

GariDaldi still wears the famous req
shirt.
The Pope is in vigorous state of
health.
Mrs. Swisshelm says that Beecher fell
by tiattery.
Marquis de Mollins is spain's new am
bassador at Paris.
| Tenuyson's poems are said to be the
best literary property in existence.
| George Finhy, the English historian
OF modern Greece, died on January 70.
The King of Burmah 10 going to start
newspaper to be published in Burmese
and English.
| Lord Lyons gives the best dinners in
Paris, and invites the lions of society to
devour them.
MIR. Cougar, our new Consul at Prague,
has arrived at his post and assumed the
j duties of his office.
Alien 5. Caperton, the new United
States Senator from West Virginia,grad-
uaued from Yale in 1882.
George NJ. Pullman, now in England,
has sent home for % new sleeping cars,
to be put upon the English roads.
i Mrs. Sine, of New Jersey, says an ex-
change "ls living with her fourth hus-
band.'' The other three adjourned sine
die.
Prof. Young, of Dartmouth College,
who went to China to observe the tran
sit OF Venus, is expected home in o lew
days.
| Theodore F. Randolph, the new sena-
tor from New Jersey, is graduate OF
Rutgers, as Is his colleague, MI. Ere
:. lingnuysen.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt is said
to be retained as the counsel OF the
claimant, Orton-Tichborne in motion
Tor writ OF error.
Admiral Lapace, the oldest officer in
the French navy, in which he attained
SO much fame previous TO the year 1913,
has jtlst died at the age OF 81.
, Miss Louise KING, daughter Of Judge
John p. King, is in Atlanta, Georgia,
working tor the passage OF law for the
4, prevention OF cruelty to animals.
) Count Catacazy, who was Russian Am
bassador at Washington Tor several
lyears, is engaged in business in Mexico
that IS proving perfect bonanza.
! Mrs. McGregor, of ST. Louis, has sued
= DR.. Sanders, u dentist OF that city, 1or
. SIC, ,00U damages, the doctor having broken
her jaw III pulling out one of her teeth.
! Mr.. Alexander Asassiz has gone to
! South America to explore and investi-
: gate the natural history OF Lake Tlticaca.
= lie will spend several months on the
ltOur.
| Mrs. Ransom's picture OF General
3 Thomas will probably be purchased by
: Congress. 1t is considered an excellent
!. likeness by the friends OF the deceased
General.
ri William Hewitt is now eighty-two
: lyears old; but he walks about IL Rome,
l fwhere hei is now living, like any young
fellow. This is the epoch OF vigorous
old men.
Bismarck has overworked his brain
a and must give up. He is now incapa
n BILE of continued thought on any singh
!. topic. Berlin physicians are all OF this
s opinion.
n Madame Mcmahon daily does immens
good to the poor and needy, not i'll ParI
alone, but throughout France, as she
: is ever encouraging all charitable organ
8 iZatioDs--ail plans intended TO beDeh
, | the poor classes.
RI Charles Bradlaugh does not think
Gladstone's retirement from the Liberal
| leadership will he permanent. He be-
5 lieves Gladstone will come to the front
' again when he sees public sentiment
1 ripe for change.
b. President Grant gave Miss Kate For
Isytb, of Philadelphia, bouquet, Will
:. his autograph, which was ratified OF
Il Tuesday at the Academy OF Music il
:. that city at the tea party for the beneti
! or the Centennial.
! Cardinal Cullen has come out agains
those Reverend gentlemen, the revlva
a | lists Moody and Shanky. He thinks the,
d | are sensationalists, and therefore not thu
i advocates of true religion.
]. Miss Lucy Hooper writes from Paris tt
!, the Philadelphia Press to state that eth
i moustache Of Madame MaeMahon hat
sickened me with the Septennate." Luc.
!. ought not TO tell such things.
d Rev. j. Smith Dodge, Of Stamford
q Conn.,, is mentioned in connection witt
n the presidency of Tufts College. He is
s young man who has achieved reputa
3 ten as careful thinker, an elegan
writer, and an eloquent speaker.
II Wagner, the Isle Of Shoals murderer
;. SAYS that God will not allow him to b
I'll hanged, and that miracle will interven
v on the scatfold to save him. He mus
). Ihuve been listening TO the preaching c
4, Mrs. Van !Cott.
sjcnor Saverlo Fumagalli, of Milan
v has beaueathed to the Academy of Fin
/, Arts OF that city Sic, 900, the income frol
le which is to be devoted to the purchase
4 gold medals to be awarded to young Ita
9 ian artists tor superior work in sculptur
j. ana painting.
n. Alvan Clark & Sons, of Cambridg,
re Mass, have received an order from til
Austrian government ior telescOp,
d The senior member of this firm, who wa
20 formerly portrait painter, has the rel
n
y manufacturers in the world.
IT Miss Charlotte Cushman-her fu
10 name is Charlotte Saunders Chushma
t. is now in the fitty-ninth year Of he
# age. She is a native of Boston. Sue be
gan her professional life as singer il
@. opera in 1885, and shortly aiterward
g. studied for the stage, her great success
,h at first, as now, being as Lady Macbeth
v. Emperor William l, who lacks but
I'd few weeks OF the completion of his sel
" ty-eighth (7Sth) year, is indisposed
"a and so Is his great General, Count Vo
Moltke, who is somewhat younger tina
of his master; and SO is his greater Minis
ID ter. Prince Won Bismarck, who is not ye
e. sixty. Were all three to drop almost d
X once, the world would be Jared by thei
at fall. 1t would be as ifa series OF pOIit
Ne cal earthquake shocks had occurred i
8, rapid succession, such as mankind Sc
s. dom have to note.
d. Right Rev. William Ingraham Kip, |
i'd D., Bishop of California, while In E'
d. lrope several years ago, bought at th
l- sale OF the Bishop of Durham's library
r. curious French collection, in forty-seve
rs volumes, OF Edifying and. Curious lie