The Morning herald., 1875-08-24

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rAn AND PERTINENT.
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WIN. +. Sherman is at the
House, Colorado Springs. f'97
pBowles, Of the Springfield Re-
finishing his vacation at Sara
4 James B. Groome, Of Mary
iding temporarily at the New
y. .rpi,aGsA1I .''i t.! f'tfdy,
ed that some of the American
hurt by the failure Of Duncan,
Co. -. -
gentleman hiccoughed himself
Ind the example has no effect
politics. #~ei = I: A-5I
b. starkweather, father Of, Mrs.
doffman, died at Saratoga, Satur-
aged ~. '-'-
ator John Scott it is said will
tump in Ohio FIR the Governor,
d the Union t,fh.'A fslr
he Tilton is with the artist Car
Homer, N. Y, and in the same
ood is Mrs. Abby Sage Richard
vis has evidently got something on
about agriculture, and he intends
at a fair in Tennessee. No sour
Is there. ny.' ys
mtulla, of Rome, says the late
Ferdinand Of Austria left by his
e Pope $4,000, 900, which amount
ny been paid. ..,-......s.,,'
d. w. Hughes, of Pottsyille, and
Irnesworth, United States army,
Philadelphia on Saturday, ,sojourn-
E Girard House.
il Badeau is in London, with bis
ioying the last weeks of the sea-
Ie news of his appointment as
TO Brussels preceded him.
Lancaster, of the New York Isle-
Arcodian, and for long time a
phia journalist, is now in Phila-
on a brief visit to his family.
bndon Standard thinks that "history
that Andrew johnson was the one
AN who appeared upon the North
during the progress Of the war Of
pn." .''' |
iladelphia house will exhibit at the
b1k American Institute Fair, which
September s, set of new machi-
the manufacture of shoes. 1t. is
invention.
&usan Augusta Fenimore Cooper,
ii of the novelist, is at the head of
lanage on Otsego Lake, near Coop
:. She devotes her life to the sup
q training of the inmates.
lent and Mrs. Grant will give a |
|arty on Friday next at their cot
d Long Branch-a sort of farewell
|nment to Mr.. and Mrs. Sartoris,
II sail for England the next day in
kmship Baltic.
Secretary of the New England Ag-
fal Society has arranged with Rev. !
Ward Beecher to be the guest of
iety on the 9th of September, and
an address the following day at the |
fair at Manchester, N. H.
ference to duty, incapacity to per-
properly, and culpable completely
orrlpt schemes and evasions and
,ns of the law-these are the points
case against New York's, Police
ssioners, and to load the case with
ant trivialities is to weaken it. |
Washington Chronicle points out
he assassination of State Senator
n, of Florada, gives the democracy
ajority in the Senate. 1t was not
$ called political murder, but it
lie Of those strange dispensations of
ence favoring the democratic party |
les committed. ,....-.
Henry r. Smith, of Philadelphia,
owned 1T Beach Haven, N. j., on
~. He and three others were car
1t by the tide while bathing. The
as recovered and sent to Philadel-
But for the presence Of mind shown
Engle, proprietor of the Parry
all would have been drowned.
Governor Page, Of Vermont, having
larged with failing to account for
$3.50, 900 Of the money that passed
! his hands during the war, when he
ate Treasurer, at his request John
, the present Treasurer, has thor
examine his accounts, and pro.
J them wholly correct. What rela-
John A. to the other?
Of the Paris courts is engaged in
the question where Mic6elet, the
n, shall be buried. He died at
in the Mediterranean, and was in.
here. His wife wishes to bring his
to family tomb in Pere la Chaise.
er relatives wish to leave the BODY | ]
ia. Each claims for its own view
'ority of a will, and the Court is
pom to decide.
Marquis dHarcourt, the new
Ambassador at London, is by birth
His mother was All