The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-03
PERSONAL.
Disraeli was never in Ireland.
Wagner will winter at Sorrento.
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Disraeli was never in Ireland.
Wagner will winter at Sorrento.
Don Carlos says his flag is furled.
Mr.. Tennyson has finished another |
historical drama.
Franz Weber, organist of Cologne
Cathedral, is dead.
Dom Pedro expects to rattle through
Egypt this winter.
Attorney General Williams and wife
will hereafter live in Oregon.
Mast, it is said, gets 5000 per week for
his work in Harpeps Weekly.
John BrighHs son describes the Gen.
tennial as great shop show"
Rosa A. Hardwick is the author Of
"Curfew must not ring Tonight"
Col. Valentine Baker is now engaged
in the war office at Constantinople.
John D. Lee, the Mountain Meadow
fend, sobs considerably: he may confess.
Talmage hopes he shall get loud call
from Chicago, and all Brooklyn hopes
SO TOO.
Van Buren,, Taylor, Lincoln and Grant
are the only Presidents who ever wore
boards.
Mrs. Richards, of England, thirty-four
years Of age, walks one thousand miles
in one thousand hours.
Phebe Couzins is up in Wisconsin,
giving the male sex what is popularity
known as "Hall Columbia"
Mrs. Jane M. Walker. President
| Polk's sister, left one hundred and two
grand and great-grand children.
Mark Twain has invented a scrap book,
already gummed, with which he expects
to "stlck" the public, but she can't gum
it,"
Lord Rosebery, who married Miss
Rothschild recently, jilted another
sweetheart because her father had
| failed.
Weston is walking in England. All
| we want now to make us perfectly hap
| py is Tor Sergeant Bates and Walt. Whit
| man TO go over.
| Sonora Eusebia, aged one hundred
and ten years, and her son, aged eighty
wears, rode in the San Francisco Gen.
tennial procession.
DR.. Holland says:' One tires of talk
ing to iooIs;" ana Mr.. u0Wells Witily
ADDS: "Mauy good people are tired ol
hearing fools talked to-"
Joaquin Miller has written a play
for Mckee Rankin entitled 'lhe Sha
dow Of Nauvoo," and founded on hit
story, "Ine First Families of The oier
raS."
Lady Lytton accompanies the Viceroy
If India IN his tour into Cashmere, ant
IN his subsequent journeyings. Thei
: EXcellCncies Will probably arrive a
Delhi about Christmas Eve.
May Clemmer thinks that the amour
of human lie sacrificed to the Phlladel
pnia Exhibition is enormous. She al
tributes the result to fatigue, bad water
improper tood, and excitement.
Martin Farquhar Tuppers reading
are on the subjects of "LoVe," "Mal
riage," "Beauty," "Rallway Times,
"CeciPs Choice" and a scene fror
"W ashington,' the au hor's new play.
Sitting Bull has no undershirt, but h
sits in his tent with an Ulster oYercoa
on, absorbs whisky, chews navy, an
with a burnt stick and a piece of sheeI
skin draws out a diagram for the sprin
campaign.
B.O. Holterman, gold miner, at Sy(
lney, New South w ales, has taken tw
a Photographic views of the city and ii
= harbor, each five feet by three and ha
in size. These are the largest picture
t ever produced by single negatives.
e Gibson, the sculptor, is said to hav
q regretted once that he was not woman
= This was when "the cursed prejudice
OF society" prevented him from seein
:. Lady T-'s back, from which Harrle
l. Hosmer modelled part of her statue
| Beatrice Cencl.
n George 1de, of Woolwich, an ex-pug
- list, has just eclipsed all walking pc
m lormances by covering fifty miles ON ii
ID Lille Bridge grounds III "a. 19m. 55
ID Vaughan, the one hundred mile char
pion, was second. Twenty five COZ
petitors started.
e. Mr.. Bancroft is again at his studi
y in Washington, making diligent use
Iy the library of Congress. He will gi'
- this coming winter to the completion
~ his volume upon the history OF The Unit
IL States from the peace of l7S2 to the
IN auguration of Washing ton III 1859.
I'd Rev. Edward Wright is putting up
50, 600 church in Camberwell, Londo
, The converted Ned is said to be
~ thoroughly changed man and very 81
to cessful in his work. He is fearle
C. preacher, and quite eloquent in his wa
~ lie used to be known as Ned Wrlgi
- the prize-fghter.