The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Californians are eating cherries
Fitzpatrick 10 lecturing in Colorado.
Is Bishop Simpson the Great Unknown
Longfeliow IL greatly bored by curiosity ssskerR
Palace-car Pulman's Chicago house cost $500, oo0
The Chicago Times says that Piper "a regular ladJ
killer
General Jimmy Hustled is in favor Of women's rights
But he IL safely bald-hcaded
II Is claimed that Governor Hendricks Is surely in
favor OF extinguishing tho national banks
Senator Thurman Is old Bill Aliens nephew, and
they contrasting for the Ohio delegates.
Gail Hamilton frcquents the House galleries and ap-
plauds with her eyes whom the debates are exciting
Mrs. Sherman Fitch, it ID said. will havo her jowcls
sent Europe and them homo q personal prop
erty.
Bret Harte says that California produces magnificent
only in size
his volcanic speeches he losses them down his throat
~ though they waters.
Mulctt the famous cx-supsrvising architect OF the
Treasury, owns but house in Washington Hm
friends call him . poor man.
Kate Randolph Rogers the successful actress, now
playing in boston, says that Anna Dickinson has
genius and that she will succeed
General Custer, when the plains wears EcAg hair,
show tho Indians that he not afraid Of their
getting good hold Tor . nr8t class scalp.
When tine door Of tho House Congressman Hosr
bears striking resemblance TO Horace Greeley and
his voice is very much like that Of the late editor
Two national politicians and member or a London
banking firm, in quiet game of "drawn a Washing
ton tho Other night. lcft Sl4oooo in the hands OF
noted sportsman. Tho game lasted thrty-six hours
Governor Swami, Chairman Of the House Committee
on Foreign Affairs, has commanding physique but
the weakest voice Of any man in Congress- When be
speaks the reporters have get within four feet Of
him.
Detective Whitley, who testified against tho safe
burglar conspiraiors, found himself in Washington
street with Boss shepherd the other day. whitley
stayed, but Boss Shepherd recognized the detective
and left the
the Washington journalists have a poor opinion o.
Schuyler Colfax, but they admit that no tho best
presiding officer OF latter yearA Blaine allowed the
members TO talk, and Cox continually hammers the
desk with his ivory gaveL
writer tho Hartford Tixsss, speaking OF Florida.
says"Thc thickcts and the garden trees are nearly
silent the middle hours OF the day; though the song
stcrs wake up again in the afternoon sunset
they all seem TO join with the mocking birds"
Tho Louisville Commercial, the leading republican
organ OF Kentucky says that Morton is too great an
invalid TO be candidate; Sherman says that Morton
dead Lolow the knees; but Chatham made some OF his
Lsnior's poem has been defended with good amount
OF patriotism in the South. Tho Atlanta Constituson
at last says reply TO Lanicrs critics that the poems
high wrought dclneaton OF advanced ara and
did adapt itself to the broader and more rucgcS
sentiments OF the popular heart
The Fryer process for treating ores has proved
success Through this process thcre will DO revolu
ton IN gold and silver mining. Il saves large per
ccntage Of metal that formerly was lost, and as 10
"the ailings Of mines II estimated that nearly ono
third wasted some OF the old mines win be rcworked
Tho Hon John u. Palmer, tho rising star Of democ.
racy IN Illinois, man whom many expect to be Abe
dark horse, Is lftynine cooper, pedler teacher
and lawyer, supported Van Buren. opposed tho Ne
brasxa BILL was in 1856 President OF the nrss Iino
Republican Convention, personally preferred Fremont
but supported Mclean, voted for Fremont and Lincoln
was = member OF the Peace Congress- was . Unios
division commander, made Major General. fol-
four years Governor Of IIinos and In 1874 Left IL
publicana