The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Missouri democrats favor Hendricks
Foster Blodgctt has gonc from Georgia to Tennessee
In Cincinnati there 10 German quarter called Trans
Rhenum-
What do tho New England daettanti really know
about Bristows
placed in Lake George.
Nevada Cinnamon I'LL castaway cans with dirt and
use them Tor house posts.
Tho rago for base ball is confined to the West ST
Louis and Chicago caring most for It
New Haven is for English and Hartford is for Bar
mum for United States Senator from Connecticut
Since the California independents returned 10
the republican fold become Of Newton Booths
constituency?
The Troy Times says that TiIden has been wofulb
overestmatiug his strength In New X ana that Soy
mour has nanked him.
Mr.. John W. For ney's new book will be called ~
Centennial Commissioner in Europe and win appear
from the press of Lippincott
Baltimore judge decides that private club Is MOI
amenable to the Sunday Liquor ax because 1t really
does not traffic IN the intoxicating stun
Colonel Forney says that Brisiow 10 "a dull, hcavy
man. obstinate . mule, with q thick skull iuto which
IL II necessary to bore before pouring ideas.
To q reporter Of Nevada paper Dom Pedro, on his
Western Quincy, said :-"You have a great country
and you are developing It in glorious fashion"
T. O. Perrin, Clerk OF the Court OF Appeals and the
chronic civil service clerk OF democratic conventions
viii probably clcrk OF the ST. Louis Con
vention.
California papers, while approaching Bret Harte's
genius, calls him snobbish and envious because he
shows much spite against California in hia serial
novel, "Gabricl Conroy'
When Fitzpatrick in Washington the other dav
he said that his lecture receipts had nearly doubled
Mi In hi tn hat
soldiers question in the House
Ex-Governor Scymour's organ the Utica Obserrcr.
the first paper to remark in significant italics thai
tho Sage OF Dcereld holos the place In tho aec
tons of the democratic party"
Since the democratic investigating bees are in ses
sion the Baltimore Ne,cs advises them investigate
Conklng order to discover whether he was really the
who kissed DR.. Mary Walker
Some OF the Western people propose settle the In.
dian problem by armng the Utcs and sending them to
cxtcrminac the Sioux, and thcn turn the survk
vors 10 the ,hievng Indian agents
Nelson tKy.l Record A young lady In Bardstown
told her lover that she liked Shakespeare very much
and that she ''read il when 1t FIRST OUT" Then
she proceeded to scan . magazine SOC what the
spring styles werc.
Both Senators Sargent and Booth are lIkcly to BE-
delegates from California the National Republicans
Convention and while Mr. Sargent viii probably give
his FIRST vote for Frcnghuyscn Mr. Booth will doubt.
less give hts for Adamx
Murat Haistcsd, writing with great Indignation abou,
tho democratic Appropriation bIl in the Hoasc. savs
that the notable fact Is that appropraes heavy sum
for southern and harboss and he calls upon ,be
senate to scrutinizc the political JOBS
The In Crosse tws.) Snn thus describes the dddlnv
OF Camilla urso and the performances generally in bst
town;--sThe fiddler urso than carved tho ods,e
She dug sweet morses OF out Of II, all the wav
from the wishbonc 10 the part that goes over the fenes
last. She made II talk Norwegian ana squeezed lt.ls
notes out Of u not bigger tsn cambria needle and rs
smooth as book agent i,us the most ag,le ne,
catcher was sixteen fingered Jack the sand bin cram,
that had the disturbance with the piano We nevc,
knew what the row about, but when he walked m
to the piano smiling and shred his castor into tho rims
anybody could see tina, there was going to be trouble
lie SPIT on his hands, spared littc and suddcnl,
landed stunning blow right on the ivory which stag
gcred The PIANO and caused an exclamation Of agony
FIRST Snockdown for Jack. lie paused a moment and
then began putting blows right and LETT IN such
cruel manner that the spectators came noar breaking
INTO the ring Whenever KEY showed its head h
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