The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01
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Sitting Bull dlun't even ask after How
ara.
TaImage has given UP editing alto
gether.
Jay Cooke is organizing ar iron-mak-
ing company.
r bert Buchanan. the poet, has pen
sion OIL $5J0 IL year.
Ztcn. Chandler says you can't make
Julep without straw.
EX-Gov. Bedle, OF New Jersey, has a
fancy Tor rare flowers.
Marshal MacMahon's salary as Presi-
dent oi the French Republic ls $lSJ0O0
DR.. Hayes, the Polar explorer, is IA
candidate for re-elecLlon iii Tue Seventh
New York Assembly District.
General Noyes, Minister to France.
has taken up his lodgings ON the AVeGut
Josephine, Ill Il splendid dwelhuS tor
nerly occupied Dy the Duo de Montpen-
sier.
Hon. E. u. Waghburhe 10 his Ser.
Ling auulence the other evening, thai
after pubic lif9 Of twenty live years
he was pleased W be again permitted To
lake nls place as a private c.Lizen.
Prince Arnaue, the new King of ia
hitI, married the Princess Mafau in 1874.
Two years ago Alr. DJrence AtwaIet,
the United states Consul at TauItI,
married her elder slater, the Princess
Moetia.
VIM. II. Vanderbilt was an inveterate
smukrr, and i'll 1858 his ia her ufereu
nlm $i0 900 If he would gave up he nab
it. He replied that the expires sion OF
mis- wish WAS enough, anl mas nol
smoked since.
Hon. Israel Washburn has had Mr.
Whlttier's poem on Burns neatly
printed and framed; it is 10 be Gung in
this form upon TIE walls OF Burns COL
tage, with other poems by famous writer's
slmllally prepared.
Mr. Gladstone is to honor DR.. Schle-
mann's welcome look on his M cepa
| tXcavations with a preface. Mr. Gla.-
ST. he has also in press Collection ol
| Essays, Letters, and Addresses" He
is industry personIted.
Robert l.. Dudley, of Lynohburg, Vir-
gInIa, won the prze Of Il ine knife
offered at the late lair at that
place Tor the ugliest man, L. N Dubank,
of the same CITY, being regard, the sec
| 0 al In the oruer OF merit.
Col. Ingersoll. in his speech to farm
ers, SAID: | believe i'll ieWulry. Some
people lo,k upon jewelry as Darbaric,
JuL in my judgment wearing jaWelry is
the first evidence the barbarian gives OF
q " isn to become clvil.Zed."
Samuel Lind ley, of Greene County,
| N. Y, has been made insane in conse.
oueuce Of injuries received in game OF
| Dase-DaIl. Insanity among speota ors,
| IL is well known, IL not unfrequent, Dul
n il HT-t In,
been SO al lcted.
Herr JJnn Ernest Luther, direct de-
scendant of Martin Luther, wise and
valiant lheologian, has JUS died in Ber-
| lin. lie was au Old man, whose whole
lie was occupied i'll teaching. lie was
ardentiy devoted w promoting the
Froebel system.
The late Sir George Rose, the di3tin.
gutshed EHgllSh lawyer, had brlght,
spontaneous wit. A lrlenQ, 0VertaKIng
nin in the street one day. said tu him !:
II thought it was you, walking so fast"
IAN! You know the rose by he stalk"
was The rejoiHder.
Mr.. Archibad Forbes, British wal
Correspondent, has come 10 high honor,
When Ia Bu garia the Gear called upon
Dim TO narraLe what he mad seen, and
Queen Victoria has also expressed hel
wish that he should give her personal
account Of his experiences.
The Duke of Argyll will be oblige to
spend betN cen SIS, 900 aud $100, 900 IN re-
storing lnverary Cas, lie. The buildins
and it's contents wero insured for $500.
900, OF whlch sum 100000 applies to tue
Dullding Tue Duke attributes the or =
gln of the fire to lightning.
Mr.. Spurgeon gave his congregation
the other day some personal in ormatIon
| concerning hats. He said that 10 his
younger days the chlmuey-poG nat was
| indispensable il o preacher wished to
maintain his responsibility; but hat he
now wore any KIND OF u nat, regardless
| of conseque nCes.
Rev. Edward Everett Hale says that
J all the young women who graduate ut
| Antioch College pass the IuI Greek
course il they wish, and most of tuem
tor fifteen years, have wished IL, ana lie
adds that he remembers one OF these
students "as for some time the head OF
the Greek department in one OF our high
| schools, and none of her pupils were
rejected, either at Yale or Harvard"
[ stephen O'Fiynn, of Houston, Texas.
who claims to have spent considerable
time and money in canvassing during
tAe last campaign, on the strength OF i,
telegram purporting to oome from Seii a.
tor Chandler, as Chairman OF the Re-
publican National Committee, IL sung
the Western Union Telegraph Company