The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-31

Mrs. Oates salary the past season
was $3.50 a week.
Aimee has made $25O,OOO of opera
boufe in this country.
Sophie Worrell mourns the loss OF her
only child, little daughter.
Celia Logan knew youth to die OF
stage triglt; he had heart disease.
Mrs. j. L. c. Abbott is preparing for
the press the memoirs of her late hus-
band.
Mary Loverin has just died at Croy-
don, n. H., at the age of eighty-seven
and after happy married lite OF sixty
five years duration.
Gail Hamilton once taught school at
Mauch Chunk, Penn. A man eighty
TWO years old tells this story, and
shows ridges, in proof OF it, which be
carries to this day.
Miss Jennie Miner, OF Ware, Mass,
who has devoted the last six years to
the study OF painting and drawing, has
received call to the charge OF the art
department OF Mills Seminary in Cali
tOrnia.
Mrs. l. Lawrence, of South Hadey,
Mass, has enriched the Art Gallery al
Mount uolyoke Seminary with half
length life-size copy OF Murillo's paint
ing OF The Conception in the Museum at
Madrid, Spain.
Miss Howe, of Boston, whom Mr..
Jennings, IN one Of his London letters.
described as one of Mr.. GRANTS COM
pdnions at Lord HOughtou's reception
and one OF the bellies OF the evening, Is
Maud Howe, daughter Of Julia Ward
Howe.
Susan b. Anthony, Lucy Stone, and Il
new stump speaker tor female suffrage
Miss Leila h. Partridge, are to conduct
The campaign i'll Colorado this year, to
secure The ratification OF constitu.
tlonal amendment conlerring the ballot
on women.
Mrs. VIM. Ford, of Cheatham County,
Tenn, was about dropping into a slum'
Der The other night, Wncn sue felt some
thing cold ana clammy encirclIng neI
feet. A copperhead snake had wrapped
itself snugly around her foot. She as
bitten by it between the Toes severa
times. ohe is now in a fair way W re
cover.
Blanche, daughter of Mr.. E. L. Daveu
port, otherwise SignOrlna Blanca La.
Olacne, has made success in "TraViata'
at the san Carlos in Naples. There wa,
no end OF bouquets and enthusiasm boil
| for her voice and her acting. Signorlna
Blanca is very pretty--a blonde, wit
expressive features, bright lustroul
eyes, and graceful fgure and carriage
Mis-. ". q. Bohannou, the vile OF
wealthy stOOk-raiser, is in trouble il
Wheeling, Va. Sue had Two daughter
AT Mount ue Chantais Seminary, 10
whose board she had given notes. o.
The failure To meet tnem she was place,
in the county jail. Sne Las recently sep
Hrated from ner husband, anu the com
pHcatiOn arose in that way. 1t is, EoN
ever, an lncUnyeDient accidenU.
Bessie Turner is still pursued by he
alleged brother, who is named McDei
m0tJ and drives hack at Long Braucn
He has made asperSIOns on her fai
name, and sne threatens TO procee
against him at law, and, if she lals t
obtain redress from tAls quarter, to hay
him cowhlded by frIena. SAe says b
is an ldlotic and prepOsterUus preteuU
er, and not her brother,
Alice Dawoski, known as Russian Al
ice, VINO has 81 long been w New o,
Leans what Cora Pearl was to Paris, i
now an INN tte OF an insane asylum
She was one of the most beuuliu
women III New orleans, ana tne 70 in
OF innumeraDle cohquests. Physician
declare tnat her insanity was caused b
the use OF enamel on her face. Her uIt
lures were quIue the rage al one lin
among men oI all classes.
Ly dia Avonia Fairbanks, a prOtege c
the Count Joannes, wrote letter
Queen Victoria on the occasion of til
royal birthday, congrttulatiug tna
amlab.e ruler on having lived SO Ion
aud SO well. 1nclosed In The letter wei
some oak leaves pIuCked rom me tire
planted IN Central Park by the Prime
OF Wales. The Queen caused noLe
acknowledgment 10 be sent to the el
LAuslastlc young Womdn; but The Prime
OF Wales was notequally gracious TO III
count Joanhes, WHO wrote II letter
His Royal Hlghness at the same time.
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