The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.

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PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.
Grant weighs one hundred and eighty
seven pounds.
Gentlemen Of means in Mississippi are
engaging largely in orange culture.
The Danbury News says "Has a man
who is not bald-hsaded any right in an Or
chestra%
Baron Rothschild, who arrived in this
country recently, is staying for few days
in Chicago.
Its said that nearly one-half of the sar-
plus hard woods Of the country are to bs
found in Western Virginia. 49,.
A statue Of Robert Burns, by Mr.. Ew-
ing of Glasgow, Scotland, vi ill soon be
erected in that city.
The models for the statue of Charles
Sumner will he considered by the Commit
tee during the present week.
Secretary Robeson's wife lost a cameps-
hair shawl, valued at $1,000, while visit
ing in Baltimore last week.
The Hon. Reverdy Johnson will sail for
Europe next week, and will bs absent
two monts on professional duties.
Cardinal McClos ~ ill visit England
and Ireland, IS the guest Of Cardinals Man.
ming and Cullen, before he return, home.
The Jersey City Herald says-"No man
but horse car conductor has the right Of
pattins a lady on the back without an in.
troduetion." '..'.
Mr.. W. F. Gill Of Boston possesses the
original Ms. Of Poes poem of 'The Bells"
The handwriting is very handsome and as
clear as print. .r' .-,.....
The Hon. Alex. H. Stephens has post
poned his lecture in Chicago this week,
because he has not recovered sufficiently
from his recent illness. ... .a. ,.gt
1t was Yoltairs who said:-"It is more
easy to write about money than to have it;
and those who have it laugh at those who
can only write about It," .s.....t
Mr.. Abernethy, Superintendent Of the
Iowa Public Schools, is talked Of for Pres
'dsnt Of the University Of Chicago. He
was graduated from the University about
lS years ago. ...'
Boston people won't eat any kind Of pea.
nut but the African importation. The
African nut when classically shucked, il
supposed to afford greater nutriment to
the intellect than the native Virginian BIZ
valve.
The Cincinnati Enquirer (Dsm.) doubts
If there are half dozen men Of eonse-
qusnee west Of the Alleghaniss and south
a the Ohio who consent to Samuel J. Til.
aen as the Democratic candidate for Presi.
dent.
Manuel Ietcalf of Royalten, w., is six
''ss ten inches in height and weighs 1874
pounds, while his wife il six feet high and
Nesh. 500 pounds, and his eight children
.N oil over six feet high, tho average
a''eht Of the family being six feet i've
inches. v...... -. ..
IN commenting on the political situa-
a'n IN the United State, The Londen
=, %s"aa'a speaks as follows Of Carl sehurz.
u .lausnes in the Ohio canvass: "Azons;
sl' Liberals no man now occupies 10 in.
u uueatial position ~ MI. Carl Schur..
~ u the rscoguissd leader ofths German,
~ 'as West, he was Chairman of the Con-
,sus ,@t'on which nonin ted Mr.. Greeley in
.''z and hs Il perhaps the ablest public
.peaker in the United st.tss He returned
, ,'0n Germany enly few weeks ago, and
=, -, Il once hurried in Ohio = support those
W. .ao ~'ss. eeasending for hard money. His
pnuenss has clearly brought ont he Who'll.
= 'HepaSliean and Lbssal Rspublia. yos,
~ "!or Of Gov. Hays. If the ,rsu.lon /,
's' the Republicans will 70 into
.e contest next year, not divided - last
body" N''''p''Ae1