, 1877-06-23
Col. pAvs l.. pn1LLtrs. r. Shakn


Gen, Mcdowell doairea the spread Of '.culo. |
paw" In the army.
Alexander Dumas has grown hauRhty. md hAtes
Amerita because ha play Of LEttaugers" failed
In New Tosk.
The nev. Joseph Cook, Of boston, is to DO
married n Fair Haven. conn., To-day 10 His
Hemingway. Il
Murphy, tho Temperance orator, will marry
Mr. Roso Wood, ! Quaker lady who han been
prominent In tho work Of temperance fstorn*
Tho Boston Ga5e aays tho New York
IItra,d would sather b kicked any dsY taau not
The Hon. George r. Davis, who died At
Portland recently Is likely to Ia remembered for
tho fact that Thsckesay said hs wAa tho best talkct
he cycr knew.
Mr. Eugoue Schuyler Is 10 DO married In
Paris to Miss osssrude King, daughter of the*'ate
President IT CoIuu,bta College. And = astef Of
Madame Wsda!ngson.
Blanchard Jorrold snya TINT thu end Of tho
present trouble In Fssnte will possibly be Red
Republic, followed By tho restoration oi tho
Hapotcontc dynasty.
The vito Of Daniel Dyerly, killed by War
moth In Now Orleans two yeara ago. died In an in
>sane asYfum last week. She had pesn Insane cFct
since the death of bcf husband.
The statement that Gen. Ord, U. 3. H., is
descended from King Qeosge ". and sfrs Fitsher.
bert by tho mprganaite marriage s contsadleted> 1t
nsst appeared in the Cleveland 1-sodsr.
1ir. John III. Frunois, of the Troy Tines,
has advanced stsr; hn believes not only In Print.
er's Ink, lut In good paper Aud distinct trpc. No
should bo blessed In tho eyes Of tho people.
In latter to Mr. O.. ". Chi1ds. Gen.
Grant says: appreciate the fact, aud AN proud
Of It, that tho attentions 40, receiving arc In
tended mora for cur countsy than ior me person.
ally.''
Tho late election to Tho French Academy
Of Victotdn 6ardua was carried psffr On political
grounds. lie WAS understood to hs a Representa-
tive Of the Ronapartist psftI. Ills opponent. tho
DAG d'AudI1ses Paaquier, belongs to tha Cons.itu"
ttnnal party.
Miss Becker nstounqad the Wornxn's
Rights meeting In London on tho I'd iHst. by Do
clarng that thcre aro 2 5o0 600 eplnstcra In Great
1Kitaln who own E1ho, Goo, O0u of property. Tho
thrifty yonng American will, ne hope. bo Adr1scd
Ia time, aad 4'avoa tho rush by applying etry."
\ Prof. Aaogregor, the famous Ftee-Church
6 eacher Of Bdlnbarg. lately informed 1tn congro-
tatloa shat they could take sneh attitudes during
prayer "a they chosc; hn did:nos II they stood
On their htads. 1fo had forgotten the words Of tho
Hing In "Ifamiet, !" who almost fenaskcd On
certain occaston:
I'll e1ss ss:! g eo
Mr. 4. J. Comsrs, who has bcen preaching
in Now Jersey recently To street auttaccs, whip
ped diaturbef Of the prAcs recently In nloat
Thorough 1nanpcr. Ha Language is aln,ost a. rough
- his action. He aa,d tho other day that al tho
pseAchetf nowadays were working for money, not
to wln pAnpie to Chris. ''Take awaY thsls sal.
xs!es," he asld, "snd thsy wi1l iii bc lawyess He.
insurance agents, Of nesehsass."
Admiral Henry John Nouse, who died
Fteeptly in London ut tho &xs ot. Is Jtnrs, was
Htawxrd Of tho Jockey Cub. and had been for
Moro tdAnA quarter Of ceutafy 1t tho head at e2s
Eax!.sh tart, 1tia hast epiiaph IL: "1ils
handlcAps were aeidom wroa3." ue was the
author OF ''Tha Laws and Practice Of 1lcrse-
facing" termed "Tno Djsetltoae Of tho TART ~
joaquin 3Fisler processes to describe Lis
condition ~ to iore IN thesa lncs In hta 1ateat
poem:
Fs: ssff q: .esssss {. & Nv
81 S;i; Nj:
It /. = common deslre where III. Miller IL known
&hat his fequest should be deptpd, aud that tho
awful consequences promised BY him should
toI!aw.
Considerable curiosity exists In this country
attothc authorship at the various scholarly cch.
delivered In England BY Bx T7etidcnt f1rant. Car
II b. uosslste ths& Minister riessrpont. not coa.
.cnt With bis Own Acknowledged enurs NJ a
speech-makat, has teen pFsssteiy coaedtug tbs az
President. i would not he 70 The dIseeedtt o1
Gen. Grant Of AF. rtersepont # anch Aho'sa be tho
ease. for tho former makes no pretenaons 10 ora
toelcal skill, snd the latter has nlrca been award
I'd tho hlgheat dfatinctiou ~ 1 speech. ntaktF.
Ape.son claiming to ho q hrother-iu.law ol
6toncwa1l Jackson han been arrested IN Now Yoek
Oh ebnsga uf perjury. Ills na&no IA Cadwaliaael
Eyans. LII was Wlthess in ease involving ths
disappearance ct certain aum at money aud AZ
attempt Was made tn break down lila character By
proving TINT be had besn III the raulteatlary. TX
thdicupoa sxofe shat he WA mt In Now York q
the tlalo n,eatloued, snd thAt hs wsb rnafsiSa II
1905 to Margaret shs sstos Of ssoncwA11 jackson
and had ever since been honorabs1 kno"a. Th<
testimony relating 10 tho affair IL tety cnnH1ttsni
and confusing.
The Nov York World soya that the othe1
day y lad, waa dcplottng the death ot,eu acauatht
nnto with one Ut tic attees most lntlnata friends
During the coussa OF theie conversation tbs son Q
the deceased gentleman entoFha the toon,, and con
.crsattnn brcame EcncEat. On blu departure. how
ever, frce ant personal comment waa paAstd rpol
him. Said lady No. :, ''Thas boy las got b!
mothers eyes" ''Ycs," subscribed No. ! 70
hectlre}y, "Aud noticed that hs had got ht
fathers nmbssla." This remarkable aeseFpsto'
has stuck to him eres aimee, and 10 IL known a
.'ths hoy with hls mothers eyes and h1s father
umbrella"
Tho isto 1{r, David Urauhast, among othe
oddities, had decided nostiltr towards tho N
ettn& and appsaved cu4tou at shaking handa. III
once formed an aasociat!on which AIMED 1t ahol
t1hipg tho @'od!oua" custoa. Between person
OF unequal stations In life shaking hanas was, &c
eosIing to Mr, urquhatt, hAse eondutetnssoa o.
ons stdo asd an smpeftineaes on ths othet II
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