, 1876-07-31
PERSONAL

Cant, Andrew JOHNSON, oldest son Of cx.Ffcat-
atnt John.op, IL a candidate for tho State Lcgts.
latusc In Tennessee.
Mrs, Helen Iiirt has In preparation now vol
lime. to BE- published in tic fail. which ehe calls
.,utts Of Talk In PROSE- and Vcrau for Young Pco.
ple."
Ono newsrapcr in Iowa has been called upon to
prnt 100 600 extra copies Ut Gen. Tutt!us speech,
in which hu ledncd hB REASONS for leaving tic
Democratic party.
Lord George Campbell has written book en-
titled "A MIIship,uaus Cru!sc In tle Challenger"
soon to 10 published BY Nlacmllan s. Co. 1t prom
iycs to be highly entertaining.
Dr.. Jamcs McCoah wrltes letter to tic Ncw
York Tribune uxpscssln. his satisfaction at tho dis
continuance Ut tho Saratoga regatta mud favoring
asystenl Ui independent challenges between col.
1escs.
Nr. George William Curtis declines In advance to
he considered d eanlidatu for tuc Ulico Of Gov
crnor Ut Ncw York, md Expresses tl1c hopc that
Mr. Wilfium II. Eyasts will be CHOSEN 10 Oil thut
pos1tion.
Lucy Hooper hns scen n celebrated miniature
portrait OF George Gand which gives tho Idea OF
handsome and intelligent but nntcancd woman.
Oi ait the celebrated loyess OF George Sand only
two sursisc-Irncu N,poleon nnd Jules sondcau,
tle Noyclst.
Sir Simeon Henry Stuart wrote two letters at tho
same i!ne,-onc IL his daughter and ono to hia
mistress, s,-nnl tatercl.angcd tho envelopes intend
cd for each Thu letter mcant for thu mistress
went directly to h!s xlfs. 1t las sluce bcca made
tle balls Ut d!so9ce'sutt
The seryian Revolution would not have been
complete without tho ussistancc Of OariGu4t; aud
We 4.c glad to car thut he Is sending all whom he
eau personally influence 10 light for thu cause uf
freedom. lie IL rcGtrnncd by his onc [nyinclblo
foe-fhcumatisnl- taking up arms himself.
Mr. Richard Dlagtose has introduced tu tho Len.
don public band Of accordion players. whose
lyuwcd purpusc ~ tls demolition ot Tho theory OF
classical mualc. 1t ts understood, however, that
r. DIasEoyu will consent to caye tho c!asscias In
peace II they In turn will onyoiupo tho accordion
with the toga ytrIs.
tongfcIlow's recent little poem. ''The -Four
Lakes Of Madison, has been transcribed In colors
upun an illuminated parchment BY Mrs, lydia Z,
Hewitt, un 1Iist Ut milwaukee, This work, hav-
lux received thu signature Of Mr. Longfc.low is to
be placed Oh exhibition ut thu Ccntcnnsl and at.
lcrwarda 10 bo rlaccd IN the hull of tho Arts Ant
BcicNccs, at the Wisconsin Stats University.
a correspondent ut the Centennial, who hap.
pencl to oscrye two Chinese gentlemen On m ".
rexs!yeiy warm day, was struck by tho s!tnplIcit,
ot lhelr Rtttre, and exasperasca by tho superior
,ensc which they exhibited. This, after all, IL tht
root Of tue Mongoan eylt: tho unclyillzed Chi
ncty know too much. We hopo 10 seo In the MIA,
torus of 1880 Ill uncquivocal plank requiring al
foreigners to were pointed cuilars and stralgll
watatcoats tho year round.
Tho Pail Ndit Gazette sees humorous aida I.
.he meetings Of The Austrian AID Russian Empes
eut. Their ltt!c enreBscs and condolences are al
most worthy OF children playing at dolls. Ftra
eumea tho Austrian Knlpesor, dressed as Isussla
soldlcr Into certain railway station; thcn follow
lhc Russian Emperor. dressed ~ Al Austrian aol
aIcs. They embrace repeatedly. rho CzhF shake
And.assy warmly by tho hand, while tho Austria
Emperor performs atmi!ar service for Gottscha
ko1. They 60 out riding, the Empttoss In on
.ay1lsge and thc!r Ministers In another, and sep
,stc at last no happier than before fhe!s meeting
Tho English newspapers exhibit large ~
>lsied fund OF Information In connection With t'
Caster nasBRere, prcsumiug that the war ha
arisen Immediately from The occupation OF ii
black Hills by white settlers. The Spectator aot
10 far ~ 10 say that 'swhcn Gen. Custer atsaeke
them they had not leclased war" The truth
That the Indisns under Sitting Bull have mol d.
cltred war because they are thieves and Eoooel
Althcy ask, ~ the confedesates aatd at tho bseA!
Ing out Of tho Rebellion, IL to be lot alone. AZ Z
ths Dlaek.Il!lls negotiations, Il IL now genera!
soteeded that they had nothing to do With tho III
tatag Of Sitting nu,ls band.
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