The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-25
PERSONAL.


The Hon. William Frederick Ormond
lament for Tipperary, is dead.
MIR. Jesse Selgman, the banker, re-
turned yesterday from mis- visit to the
Anglo-Caitornia Bank, San Francisco.
Mr.. #. F. Browne, formerly editor of
the Lakeside Monthly, has associated
himself with the Alliance. Prof. David
SWINGS journal.
MIR. James Gordon Bennett, it is under
stood, has taken Il lease Of d handsome
property in Leicestershire, England, in
The heart OF IA tine nuntIng country.
Rev. Stopford Brooke is finding leisure
in The intervals OF his dulies as lead
ing Clergyman in London to prepare a
thorough history OF English literature.
Martin Millmore, the sculptor, is again
in Boston. During his long residence
abroad he completed models Tor the Sol
diero' and Sailors Monument on the
Common.
Mr.. X. B. Scovill, the husband of the
late Judge RooseVelps daughter and
nei ess, intends, it is reported, TO spend
year at the ConserValoIre at Milan lOr
tul ther cultivation in music.
Ole Bull has been interviewed. 1t was
"IarewelP performance, executed on
one string-ot questions. The OLD gen.
tieman was all narmOny, and with not d
snarp not about tnaJ mOther-lnlaW.
Joaquin Miller, when lecturing, wears
full evening dress, eyeglasses, and a
buLJonhole bouquet. HlS-manner as an
orator is not Considered good, but be
speaks earnestly and interestingly.
j. e. Murphy, negro minstrel, ad-
vertises IN the clipper that be has oD-
tanned a divorce from his vile, and
ndds: "Once more L stand erect, ana
assume The goulike altitude OF freedom
and u single man."
Jushii Siozo Aoki, Japanese Envoy to
the German Court, VINO is 10 marry
Frauein Won Rnade, German Lady OF
rank, studied a. the University OF Ber-
lin, anu acted as Secretary of Legation
PRIOR W being appointed Minister.
,nator Burnside, who has been very
Ill, is better. Ills illness is SAID TO have
been caused by the excitement attend
the Presidential election and tHe breath
lug OF The malarial sF Uf the Senate
Chamber during The long sessions OF the
Sendte.
Judge X. p. C. Emmons, a prominent
ney General OF florida, for thirteen
years State Prosecuting Attorney in
Detroit, Mich, and republican counsel
IN the late canvass, died AZ jackson
vile, Fla.
A. A. Freeman, of Brownsville, Tenn,
has been appointed Attorney General
for the Pust-Jfiics Department., wee
Judge Spence, OF Mari land, resign ed.
Alr. Freeman was the-RepublIcan caudi-
dale Tor Governor OF tennessee few
years ago against Governor Brown.
Duke George OF Saxe- NJ einingen, who
is to be married TO The eldest daughter
Of the Crown Prince o, many, Is the
sovereign OF one hundred and ninety
four thousand four huadred and ninety
lour people. Tne revenue OF the uucny
is $1,000 $40 and its expenditure Is $948,-
4lO.
The Rev. Charles Thorpe, an Episco-
paiian clergyman at Bury, QieDec,
whose hight thence six weeks ago with
female parishl0uer and friend of his
wife was announced, has returned, coL-
iessed 10 Is Bishop, and been deposeu
from the ministry by formal decree
read in all the churenes.
Joseph Smart, butcher, of Kales Owen,
and George WllmOt, keeper OF The turn
plke-gate at Cooper's Bank, near Dud-
ley, are descendants OF Edmunu oil
Woodstock, Earl o.. Kent. They are en-
titieu 10 quarLer his arms, and co-heius
0f The old Barony OF Duley, crea. ed by
writ in Inc reign or Ell ard Ii. Their
Roy al descent and quarterIngs are
derived direct from JOan PIaHtagenet,
the "Fair Maid OF Kent"
Admiral Philip Westphal, the oldesu
CO inn lsslon oth Ger In the British Navy.
is SAID TO be Lne last. SURVIVING iii .er
present at The battle OF CopeHAasen,
April 2, 1871. Al The time of tins MS
Lorical engagement ne was Maste's
Mate, anu tnree days alterward Wa,
made a Lieutenant. the Admiral now
resides at BY de, Is hIneLy-sIx years oil
ag". and entered the navy in December,
ll94,
MIR. r. IL. Foster, a gentleman who
died al hartford the other day, made Il
very curious Will In 1868 lCgaye $IO, 900
IN trasU ~ Joseph Ii. IIawley, William
A. Bueking ram, and Francis Gillette,
tbe Income 70 be used Tor ten years ''fJr
The dissemination OF sound political
views and principles, the trustees to be
sole judges OF what ~ disseminate and
how 10 do it," In 1872 MIR. Foster ap-
parently became aiscou aged, lor he an
Aulleu the bequest Dy u codlcil.
Prince Ntcnolas, OF Montenegro, who
has been Instrumental IN creating The
presenl y iental CRISIS, is described by
4 friendly hand as u mouel dipiomatisk
Polite and cleYer, he knows now TO
make himself agreeable to all parties, III
order 70 secure for nimselI the greatest
advantage, At the very moment When,
With regard to Turkey, he represents
himself as it's weIi-meaning friend, who
could readily come 10 an Understanding
if his stubborn subjects did not prevent
MIN, he also knows now to cleverly per-
suade the European courts that he Will
lollow their counsels; and thus the cir
Gums tance happens tnat many Great
Power imagines that 1T directs petty
Montenegro, while without any question
1t is obliged to give way to the Pfinci-
pality and acceue to It's demands.
MIR. Emerson has been repeating at the
D d south his old lectule ON Boston.
He is reported to have looked uncom-
monty well, was dressed in black, and
read his lecture from very large manu-
script. "Ine words" SAID he, "whicn
one boy speaks to another on the street,
spm as good as you areP embody the
principle OF the Massachusetts Bill OF
Rights, wnicn lies at the bottom OF
Plymouth Rock and Boston stone. Moral
values Ilnuar his a Lam bpna ma mDupV