The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-23
PERSONAL.

queen Christine has gone to Paris.
Ex-Queen Isabella is growing ponder
Gus.
The Earl of Dunraven has arrived at
Halifax.
Buchu Helmbold has settled down to
a quiet life.
Sir Thomas White is the new Lord
Mayor of London.
Patti has given $1,000 to the Sailors
Orphan Asylum at Dieppe.
Clay Holtshonser, of Nelson, Ky., has
a COW which gives thirty quarts OF milk
every day.
Hon. Charles Francis Adams, jr., will
give an oration ia Chicago next March
before the National Free Trade Conyen-
ton.
Rose Eytinge is the only prominent
actress who has no photographs or Iith-
ographs. She has always refused to be
"look."
Herman Lovingood, of Ebert County.
Georgia, aged one hundred and six
years, recently joined the Methodist
Church.
Bishop Levi Scott, of Dover, Della.
ware, ordained in 1852 is now the senior
Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Flint, the teapot medium, has one
Wlie married to him, and ano .ner pply-
ing for divorce. There is tempest in
the teapot.
6eorge Washington must be patient.
Christopher Columbus gets his m0nu-
menu alter waiting three hundred and
eIghty-four years.
Mr.. Eben Plympton will support Miss
Nelson during her approaching tour,
and Mr.. Edwin f. De Nyse will act as
the lady's business manager.
Bilse, the Theodore Thomas of Berlin.
is to have new and very grand music
hall in Berlin, to cost $3.50, 900. 1t will
be the largest and finest Of the kind in all
Europe.
Don Carlos was obliged to leave Paris
anu take up his residence in Belgium or
Switzerland, in consequence of an Off.
clal notice from the French Government
that his absence would be appreciated,
Jennie June thinks a knowledge of
cooking is what the poor need most. We
don't like to dispute with "a lady, but it
seems to US something to cook might be
fully as necessary, though we may be
wrong.
EX-Empress Eugene has taken
legaE proceedings against the
Droits de PHomme for having pub.
lished what it alleged to be genuine
docuinent, proving her to be of Illeglti-
mate birth.
oscar de Lafayette, Senator OF France.
has written letter to Mayor Wickham'
the people of New York, in the
name of the descendants Of the celebra.
ted Marquis, for the statue recently un-
yelled III that city.
Mr.. james McDermot, aged eighty-two
years, and who was employ as n com
posltor in the Washington (Pa.) Re-
porter otl1ce hIty-eight years ago, visited
mat establishment the other day. and
set up" a column Of type for the Even. |
ing Reporter.
Charles Bradlaugh, the iconoclast
was lecluring AZ Coughton, in England
A Weii-knoWn local wrestler disturbed
The audience, whereupon Bradlauph
threatened him win expulsion. Come |
and do it" was the reuorG. The lecturer
lid it, and put him out after u short tus. |
sic.
Mr. Powers. the Kentucky giant. ad-
Iertises tor door blower, and if he will |
wait about three weeks he can secure |
lis chQice OIL very superior article, |
title roughened from excessive work for |
some time past, but still in the ring.
sam. Cary Will be to let.
Mary Anderson, the young Louisville
tctress, had fall the otuer night and |
'craped the skin of her classic probos-. |
,ls. She was obliged to play "Meg Mer-
lilies" during the remainder of the week.
ts IL was feit that a "JuHep with n |
'anged-ap nose would be mockery.
Mr.. George William Curtis somewhat
'trikingly says that all that can now he |
iald Of The Earl of Beaconstield in the |
splendid exile OF the Upper Chamber is |
hat the old man under the Beaconsfield |
,oronet, the peer without ancestry and |
without descendants, was once BENJAMIN
)israelI.
EXC teen Isabella has already began
o stir up strife IN Spain. A dispute be-
ween her and the Ministry about few
housand pounds, said by the former to
'e due from the nation to her, has Il
'rought contempt and ridicule ON all
oncerned. The dignity and candor OF
he King under these trying circum-
tances have gained him fresh honors. II
Rev. Green Clay Smith, the Prohibi.
ienist candidate Tor President, was the
oungest soldier In the Mexican war. III