, 1876-03-03
PERSONAL,

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| Efr. and Mrs. James Parton reeisterad Al III.
fremont House In Doaton, Monday.
| Gen. Francis 4. Walker is preparing 4 n,nn.,
Of political economy far publication.
Horny Ward Deccher owns farm in p.rroa
County, Wis, which he haa just nortgsgod.
Edward jenkins, author Of "Gin1'a Babr,e
has begun tho publication Of Coolle novsL
MF. Soth aEsen protests against tho proposed
| total destruction Of soA-ltona In Ban Francisco
Bay.
A marble bunt Of afno oapproni ID to b.
pfacel among other busss Of great italians a.
| the Pincio In Rome.
Tho London Rockefeller eondemns American
nowapapora for dlppancy and an abssuce of
scholarly dignity aud polish IL DOES not con.
domn them for stupidity.
Ex-senator Nye's family are saId to bc Id
destitute circumstances. Ho Ia stlu In tho Elaa
bush Asylum. whilo hts son and daughter a,t
seeking employment in tho Deparsnsnu u
Weahiugton.
Tho London ANenEnm Baya de1ineation Of
charactor wh8 norer Lord Lytton's strong poinA
He painted tho exterior and did not lay bsfe ths
inner man. His unhniahed historical romapoa
"Pausanias," Ia pronounced tho poorest of biz
novels.
Mr. O. g. Hunt, for many yoars financial
writer on the New York Tribune, has aooepssda
similar position On the Nov York Timer. III
has high reputation. both for tho thorough.
ness Of hla information aud tho patsplcuity os
lais stylo.
hfr. John q. Webb. Of Chattanooga, Teun.
exhibited 10 this ctf{co yestorday genuine copy
OF tho NoH York Mercury for Doc. ~, 17g2 Ii
has been ia poaseaainn Of Alr. Wsbb's anosaton
for oyef sixty years. Ho proposes sending Il ia
tho Centennial Exhibition.
When Mr.. TounyBon want cut walking NTH
pretty girl and stopped to scratch his baci
against = gato-post, she softly whispered: ~
would that my tongue could uttar tho thouRhu
that arise In me;'' but ho only laid. "oh, ia
tho touch Of q vanished hnnd."
Tho Atlantic Monthly uitsi1y Gays. '.1t may
not bo Mr. Dtowniags Intention that VA ahouid
earn cur poetry, like our bread, by the aveat oi
our btowB, but There really soems to be sons
such curso denounced against hls readers, which
tho lapse Of time doea not SOFTEN"
Tho Fronoh restaurant at tho Centennial will
be "1es Ttoia Fterea Pnovencaux," and after
the model Of tho famous ono Of that name In
Paris. H. Goyard, tho proprietor. has arrived
with 100 French walters, who are akirmsl.ing
about Philadelphia trying to find An Engliah
Ollendorf.
hlr. John Forster, II eecms has bequeatbed bis
library to the 8outh Kensington Museum, vho.e
1t can do little good. South Kcnslngton IL throo
mica away from tho Drltial. Museum, anl, s.
Iii. Foratera books arc to bo used only for refer
enco, they arc practically unavailable for ordI.
nary or casual purposes.
According to tho New York Herald, 1.-The dear
children at home" waro not praying for Dabcock
when Mr. storrn said thor were. At that par
tioular moment they wsro really On thar knoos
with their hands resting In euoh othera hair, md
ono ct them was saying, " Johnny, II you don't
give mo back that tsn-spot III walk right up tho
bridge Of your nose.~
Frederick smith. charged With the murder Of
Edward Yost, owed his escape from hanging 10
happy accident. A machiist, who wpa unable
to road and write, said ia private conversation
after tho scquittal Of Smith, that a had repaired
revolver for him. Smith sworo that hs never
owned ravolver. Tho machinist recognized
spring in tho pistol found near the scsno OF ths
murder AZ the one be had repaired.
It is . sule Of the Harmonic = German club
IN Nav York, jthat only the language OF tut
FAsharland shall bo spoken in it's walls. r..
comfy ex-senator Carl Bohurz vas iny;ted to
lecture by tho Society, md upon being informed
that ho would have to Bpeak In German, rofua.
cd point blank, doprccatiug III such exclusive.
meas. Tho result haa been nav light to TIL
Club aud m intention TO AboliGh tho rule.
An eccentric Mill, executed BY John E!wyn. ol
Portsmouth. N. H., Ia exciting somo attention
In thu East. Tho language ID full OF atsurl.
ties. aud aboundB In terms Of o1prosslon evi'
dcnt1y suggested bv . cloae readog Of tho Dible.
FIts. A.k- - - 4 T.. b..k
one Of tho witnesssa 10 tho instrument Il Johs
Wentworth, Of Chicago, who certainly must b.
czadlted with the posssaalon Of uacommonl5
hard sensc.
The Cincinnati Enquirer and other groouback
papers have cuslous1y confounded Richard G.
Mccormick, Of Arizona, With Cyrus II. hlcCof'
mick, Of Chicago. Richard q. ID aon-in.law OF
gonator Thurman. aud Cyrus Il. Ia mcinbcr Of
tho Domocratio National Committee. Cyrus H..
the aoeaips say, offered 100000 for tho cam.
palgn fund on condition that he be mado Chals-
man OF tho Committee; and the Rreenbsok or
gans, m!stskinR him for Thurnan's aon-tn-lem,
think they ssa strong Thurman movamont IN
The wind.
Koushtohou Oslu. tho great Bulgarian bandit
WAS promising young man in = country village
not many years ago. 10 became af1Ancel 10
beautiful gtrl. During bis temporary absencs
from homo, Turkish PAshs seized bis bsida.
for 10 betrothod ono Is regarded In tho Ehs1
and compelled her TO become an inmate Of sha
hasem. shs was released after ehoEt time
hopeless maniac. Her loyer turned bandit, And
adopted tie inaexihla ru1o Of killing al Tusks
who foil into his hands. The unhappy gill vsn.
doris about the hiils Of Bulgaria. feared yet cared
for BY tho peaaAnts who regard msntses md
idioss a. sscrcd beings.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Fu!ntfr House-1i. H. foAks, Dubuque; @. ". Nh
honey Nsw York; @. O. Nelson. Boston II. I. mar
Isn. thl'sdslghls ! u. cow. Rstaburg; 9. 9; ossss
Cincjnnatf G. 4. Chamberlain and y. D. laEatoat
New York J. ?. C.smes, Milwaukee; y. o: Cock. ~
aaui; 9. J, qui1u, ReEantoa, H.; " ": Datos. omna
toa....: :D.and PasIte-p. i. Daniels, Toledo; ~
Nam. Httsbafg J. 7. 1toctwosth. ostunws 4. n
lcet Grand lApidA; D. II. Kelly, Wi4oonaio q. i.
Gh1'ty G.: E@,ou;s @ Co n Mseomb EeGk in 1'sne as
u. Y. Lee Boaton; atn. BENJAMIN Bpooner, Iad!.n,,
p 7pot: "; q: wtl.on cls19!.ad " ,as yane in n.s
No!nes. lysnsoss Housf-Ths lHor. ]. H. AaAmas: