The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
PERSONAL.


John Mitchell Is in very poor health.
Mark Twain is worth cool million.
Gen. John G. Breckenridge is conva-
lescing.
Dekoven-"Is that a Jaeger that see
before me?"
Empress Eugene is suffering with
consumption.
Mr.. Beecher hasn't lost a week by sick
ness in n years.
Maynard takes Turkey as his share of
the political goose.
Colfax has $4,000 worth of lecture en-
gagements on hand.
Don Pedro, OF Brazil, Is coming to the
United States next summer.
Thomas Jefferson was the ablest of all
the Presidents, but he died the poorest.
Joseph X. Emmett, the comedian, sails
for Europe about the middle OF next
month.
Mr.. Baldwin, of San Francisco, made
$1,000 minute for five hours in the bo-
nanza. :
Private Dalzell has now become con-
trlbutor to the Pittsburg Guide exclu-
sively.
Raphael semmes, Commander of the
Alabama, is Still outside the pale of citi-
zenship.
Rev. Francis Tiffany has declined the
fresioency OF Santa Barbara College,
California.
Cannon, the Delegate to Congress. will
be tried for polygamy, in Salt Lake City,
this month.
OHenbaeh's daughter was recently
married to M. Toumal, at the Notre Dame
de Lorette, Paris.
Sharon has two daughters, and he will
give each one million dollars as a
bri dal present.
Longtellow finds the greatest number
OF his admirers in England, and Tenny-
son in America.
Mrs. Trask, the widow of Geo. Trask,
continues her husbands warfare against
the use of tobacco.
Max Muller has undertaken the trans
latlon INTO European languages of all the
Mr.. Banks is not looking day older
than he did when he bade farewell to the
Forty-second Congress.
Joseph Biggar, Nj. p, of Belfast, is
rapidly pushing into the front line of
staunch and fearless Irish leaders,
Kenealy is stout, thick-set man, with
keen black eyes flashing through his
spectacles, and a deep fringe OF dark
beard.
Mile. Sessi married rich man and
gave up the Stage. She now thinks of
giving up the rich man and taking to the
stage.
Emperor William, of Germany, is de-
cidedly unwell. Old age and an affec-
tion of the lungs constitute a serious
complication.
Justinian Roxas, the famous Catholic
eentenarian of California, has complet-
ed MS l5ith year, and he proposes to live
out the Beecher trial.
MiaS Relic Richar rd CON dourhtor nc
the ex-Secretary of the Treasury, is said
to have perfect little figure and to be a
perfect horsewoman.
The ceremony of canonizing Maria
Christina of Savoy, the mother of King
Francis III of Naples, will be completed
within two months.
Chevaier de Gaia considered 1t a
Sreat consolation that during his long
military career he had not consciously
killed a hnman being.
Phil. Sheridan was born on board an
American vessel, beneath the American
flag, while his parents were emigrating
from Ireland to America.
William NJ. Hunt, the Boston artist,
starts Immediately ON a trip to Mexico
for his health, but will take his pencil
and sketch book with him.
Worth, the great lady-tailor, is under
stood to be hard at work writing new
play, in which there is to be an immense
number of splendid costumes.
Miss Kellogg is 'reOrganizing her En-
glish Opera Company for next season,
and engagements are now pending with
several artists of European celebrity.
Mime. RistOrps engagement with New
York parties will last about three weeks,
when she will leave for California, from
thence to Australia, India, and home. to
Italy.
Pamela Brown, the widow of Major
General Jacob Brown, the distinguished
soldier of the war oil. 1872, is still living,
having been a widow tor almost halt
century.
Seventy thousand dollars have been
laid aside already, as the fruits of Miss
KellOgg's experiment in English ouera,
and she does not intend to give it away
to any man either.
The Duke OF Edinburgh has consented
to preside at the Goth anniversary festi-
val OF the Society of Friends of Foreign
ers in distress on Wednesday, 21st of
April next, in London.
Mr.. Robert Hyde Greg, well known as
a strenuous advocate of the early reform
policy and of anti-corn law principles,
died recently at his residence at Nor.
clitfe Hall, Cheshire, Eng.
Judge Martin, Sixth Auditor of the
Treasury, is to be appointed postmaster
at Montgomery, Ala, and succeeded by
Congressman Sheats, Of Alabama, who,
was out Of u job on the 4th.
Brigham Young owns 100000 of the
first mortgage bonds of the Utah Central
Railroad, which, although only thirty
eight miles long, does a business OF $lOO,-
600 per month. Brigham's favorite son,
John, controls the Utah Western Rail
road.
Carl Schurz has always been his wife's
hero. A little girl in Hamburg, she wor-
SHIPPED the pictured image OF the revo-
lutionist whom she had never seen. She
was introduced to him at friends house
in London and they were married with,
in a year.
Mr.. James r. Kendall, once so vel
known in Boston, but Tor many years al
old and popular clarionet player of the
California Theater San Francisco, Cal.
orchestra, dropped Instantly dead in thu
music room of the theatre ON Sunday
evening, March 1.
Senator Schurz will not return to Mis-
souri,, unless it be for a very short visit
He willaprobably spend the summer in
Europe, and then take up his residenca
! in the East, for the purpose OF gathering
material for his promised volume OF
American politics.
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