The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-12
PERSONAL.

Cabrera's secession has been q heavy
blow to Don Carlos.
Lecocq is lame, SUSPICIOUS and mel.
ancholy, but successful.
Burnside is so bald that the Washing
ton correspondents recommend CHG
non.
The King Of Spain has conferred on
Prince Bismarck the Order OF the Golden
Fleece.
The Duke Observation-Disclosures has
sembly.
Mr.. Jay will retire from the American
Legation, Vienna, III May, when Mr.. Orth
arrives.
Harrington, Of safe-burglary tame, has
returned to his native town Of Dover,
Del, to live.
Ristori's farewell matinee drew the
largest house ever known at the Lyeeum
since 1t was built.
Mrs. Bayard Taylor is translating her
husbands "History of Germany into
the German language.
Mr.. Woodbridge Odlin, Of Exeter, New
Hampshire, has gwen $40, 1000 to Phillips
Academy. In that place.
Charles Campbell the historian Of Vir-
gina, IS dangerously ill at his home in
Staunt0n, in that State.
oonu Az 1ouei oHiy ApluS uduSHte ID
the wife Of Colonel H. j. Page, and re-
sides in Louisville, Ky.
Rev. Il. z. Roe has another of his re-
llgious romances OH the anvil, entitled
"From Jest TO Earnest"
Or. kenealy probably knows more lam
guases, dead and living, than any other
man now in Parliament.
Mf. BoucieaultS share in the perform
ahceS OF "Ihe Slaughraun" at w aIlack's
Theater will reach $4,000.
Hon. A. Ii. Stephens has arrived al his
nome i'll Georgia, i'll better health than
ne has been for several years past.
Governor Hendricks and several other
Indiana gentlemen are visiting the luna
Ilc asylums OF the Western States.
BISHOP Whlpple, OF Minnesota is travel
Ing III the West Indies and the Southern
States for the benefit of his health.
Oscar, of sweden, will 20 to ST. Peters,
burg IN April, if the ice Is gone by tn.t
time; otherwise he will 20 in June.
Nj. Dufaure, the Minister OF Justice in
MacMahon's Cabinet, gets up at three
every morning and goes at his work.
Count dAunay, Of the French. En-
bassy, Berlin, was recently married to a
daughter Of the American General Ber-
dan.
Lady Mordaunt is now and has been
Tor some time an inmate of DR.. TuAe's
private asylum at Hanlmel smith, near
London.
Paul Baudry, the painter of the fres-
Goes in the new Grand Opera, has been
raised to the rank Of commander of the
Legion OF Honor.
Ine Emperor of Japan talks of visiting
France, next summer, com ng by way o.
The Suez canal, with three ships and a
numerous suite.
Mi. j. Cheever Goodwin, of Boston.
the author OF the burlesque of "Eyange
line" has written u new iye-act comedy
lor u Boston actor.
Mr. stephen Maybell, Of San Fran
cisco, has written three new plays, all of
which nave been accepted. They are of
The sensational type.
The Prince and Princess of Wales con-
template All early visit to India. the first
ever made to that country by a prince in
Ihe line OF succession.
William Winter has returned from
Florida to his work on the New YORK
Tribune. He sails for Europe in May to |
,urther restore his health.
Senor Don Louis de Potestad, First
Secretary to the Spanish Legation,
W Washington, sails for Europe next |
month on leave OF absence.
Rev. Thomas Williams, of Providence,
8 the Oldest living graduate OF Yale Col
3 new ninstv-six vaars oid Ia A0'0' t1no
Raron SnhwarIy S.nhorn Sa, U'
,assador contradcts tHa ,,,n,ona m"n " Lli ~
atiramant which ha~a haap pGns ,;s Va uis
,erv traalv i'm W.shinr, on af IL
Mile. Ives do I.aoH n,,a;I ,r.
)nscHnitz. has craatad a ,uporaat ", Wl'
,si ItaIv in nnsra I'D ;s 1890 y. AS
he Gaming sensation at Ia So a. ue" as
Jesse Seenhard Is a m M, III s;cal % w"ndor ~
His voice rs owtnu "vnuen in
arv comnass rnnn;rn frona. Sno "o.ui-
NV base to a clear n,sra snnrano p' nei-
Gaorue Tvsn,e f,rn,ani.'
avirafor or the stoan,ar Boiam;n a.aiS'anC
"n, ra;0.ad oiails, nas
bs NV pp neuar,mpn, "pSani Washi ~ sne Ma.ch al
Gohn Morl;n ,nan,i,o, 90 .h 'vh.
- ari;amant for Masth is sa,;os, ~, cne Diltisn
of ayc;tsnean, u"s,y - IN
no daarh and fnneraI ~ Innp p'vuu1eu Wl.h ny
"a u'. Io"'" Gn;u sIu Hi sonh Ml1Gnek.
na u of tho 10 ru,st ~ bonan oenerson, WIS., rs
,orld Hs cron tor ias1 va,r a vs. ~ nE She nie
ounds and his aniarv CONSISTS ~ |J'1159
,lnn;as 'i-''-' o'N'i''s VI A'Aoo
Mr. Evarts has takan I'm his ros;do,
, Rrooklvn and @ bas nu,don,I, ~ niH iesiuence
is mind to settle down for GOOD and de-.
ote the remainder of his lie to the con-
uct of the Beecher trial.
Amedee AcAard. author of many nov
is. among which tsThe History nf Man -
nj tpFha Annlo Orch.rd ., ono -. /