The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Morrisscy confidently believes that he Will recover
Johu Taylor, the Mormon receives SAG. 900 year
ulhngs.
Judge Hilton is at Saratoga ordering improvements
in the Grand Union.
rho Omaha Republican Is fond Of kcramic, 1t loves
the little brown jug.
TIE New Haven Register says that tho NEW YORK
HERALD is level headed.
Tho Prince Of Wales is again In Paris looking after
Tho Br.tish section Of the Exposition.
Colonel Frank Hardin, hero OF San Jacinto, agod
seventy live years, died in Texas. recently.
The Chicago Inter Ocean says that tho NKw York
HERALD is always at the hcad OF legitimate news en-
terpriscs.
The editor of tho Cheyenne ivy. IT, Leader Is
Glaickc. Wish you much success Mr.. Claiche, and
grow tat
federal officer, appointed by Grant but superseded,
could go before tho Circuit Court and refuse, n legal
FORM to be removed by Hayes and be could carry his
case before tho Supreme Court in appeal
The Oakland (Cal) Tribune, speaking or country
boarding IN summer, says that hot biscuit, muddy
coffee and tough meat mako life in the country In
tercsing, and that they change for good many
people
Mr. Lowe, tho English statesman. who low years
ago very popular and whose style was quoted by
certain people as specimen Of English Is not now
popular in his manners and BIO IS called the white
headed torpedo"
load OF bright green grass went up broadway yes.
tcrday morning, and as passed the Post ONCE, It was
sad the poor omnibus anu truck horses their
heads and look after Il children would look into
windows OF candy shops
Mr.. J. l.. Vance, ex-Congressman, arrived In Gin
cinnati yesterday morning from San Francisco. Ho
proceeded 10 his homo at Gapolis last evening. Ho
is undoubtedly insane, and In charge OF Joseph
Cheshire u frond OF tho family.
Emperor william. OF Prussia, Keeps q diary Of The
things be shoots. Since 1919 he has shot 900 head
or about 40 year. In 1919. while shooting. he let
his gun go or accidentally and so his right hand
he basnt got much of q forcingcr.
Eastern lecturers sometimes when stating tho prIco
OF entertainment forget tnut tho West mover has
paid and will pay tho cxtrAvagant prices Of tho
East. The West In her economies has never been MS
sensclcss ss the East or tho old time South.
Tho following IRE the names of the Australian
crcketers who arrived 10 San Francisco yesterday en-
route to Engand:-T. Koran, W. q. Gibbs, H. Boyle,
G. Zimmerman, A. Bannerman, w. L. Murdock, +.
Sponora, f. Allen, d. Bailey, Blackham r. Garrat
| A. Candaic and u. Gregory.
Mr.. Horace White several months ago wrote for m
English periodical tho Forinighay. think, an art.
clio on tho State rights and tho federal principles as
opposed TO each other In perpetual confcl The letter
OF JEFFERSON Davis recalls tho article, and Il seems
that Mr.. White had about clear sense OF the phi
losophy OF our civilization has yet been written
about.
The Secretary OF War, General sherman and party
visited the Hampton Normal School at Fortress Mon.
ycstcrday morning, and were entertained by the
students with some plantation melodies General
Sherman and tho secretary made short addresses
Tho party then visited tho National Military Asylum
and inspected tho veterans six hundred In mum
Der. Governor woodan entertained the party nj.
uncb alter which they returned tho fort and Joined
the graduates In class photograph. Thcy loft for
Washington early last evening.
Pioche (Ncvl Record IAN Iudiap. nick nam cd
Buck who IL brother TO the chief OF the Muddy Ind
sns lately paid VISIT to piochc having just returned
from ST. George, Utah. lilo says that tho Mormons in
that ncghborhood have been oIIins tho Indians Go
swim got baptizodj; that God come by'mo by and
Kill all the Indians and that. in consequences, 'ncap
Indians swim Buck, who is wide awake Indian
and has ego 10 business, says ho told tho Mormon
bishop you glib SIX white scquaws mo heap swim |;
you glib mo ak white sequaws mo no SWIM"
Court Ciscaiar:-"At merry making ut Prague tho
other day incident took place which led to IN
| pleasant consequences. Count Rummorskirch was
chatting gayy with somc ladies and was about to scat
himself with due grace In their presence when some
ono pulled the stool IRON under him aud caused him
to sprawl ungracciuy on tho ground. Tho Count rose
In great wrath, and suspccting Count Max Thun as
tho author OF this indienity. challenged him mortal
combat. Tho two Counts met aud tho result Of tho
encounter was that Count Max Tnun was wounded In
the head and Count Rummcrskirch lost Ct fr-
qcrs This muiiIaticn 10 have afforded all tho
Sa,isf ,ciion' Count Rummorskirch needed, and tho
duel then ended.