The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-10
PERSONAL.

Ole Bull has arrived in New York. /
Max Maretzek Is attracting attention In Balh-
more as composer.
Dom Pedro has organized yellow fever investi-
cation at Rio Janelro.
Remenyi the Hungarian violinlst. VIII reach
this country about Novemver lst
Mr., Ralph Nunez, United States Vice Consul al
Kingston, jamaica, is dying of rheuhauc eou"
M Gamble ia, it s reported, will visit England
in November, as the guest OF DIT 1nHlie0 N'"'
Orson Pratt the Mormon leader, is in Sayhrook
Conn. trying To neSotlate ior iee"sAhiSio w ~
former klnsiolk.
Jud-e Belford, Just elected Republican Congress
man from Colorado, is a native ot the Juhldta var
ley, Pennsylvania
Mr.. Trubner, the London publisher, is Sanserit
scholar knows several modern languages ocetoeo'
and is Jealous phlloltSBL
Rev. Robert Laird Collier is about TO marry an
English lady, and will resume Iastorai ouatS ny
accepting u call TO u church in England.
Field Marshal Won Moltke has rendered ms res
ignation the matter to be decided wheh EmPcior
William resumes control OF the Governments
President Hayes and his family will move from ron
the soldiers iio ne the week alter next Inc
White House is being prepared for thelr recepNoii
Prof Virchow, the physiologist says that l1V the
Albanians ha e the best heads i'll southeastern Eu
rope but he does not lake tnuse OF Count Alulassy
and his MagyaIs.
Mr.. Frank Marshall is writing play, the nero
of which is to be Robert met. Mr. Hellfy lip-
| ing is mentioned IN connection Will 'ii0 Aep'N
SentatioD OF this part.
Mr. Moody will have to get along without Mr.;
Sunkey this winter, and vice versa. one got urea
OF the others singing and the other OF tile "ther
talking. This is the whole secret o1 lhe senlslh'
Mr.. Hazen, of Bowling, H. starting ON long
| iourney hired Mr. NeWGomb 10 Walcn MIS ila-
zen, Us to whom he was jealous Mhell mr.. ha"oi, i
returned Mr. NeWcomD ami Mrs. Huzeh nau
eluped together,
Count William Bismarck the son of the Prince,
and the youngest member o1 the kelclStls' 10 q
ON lal, hearty-loo ing person, SO cieVer liiaI he
wou ID have future before nm even II NC "eie
not the son OF 50 powerful mum.
Mr. William M. Davis Attorney General o.
the Republic of Liberia, has arrived III fhliauGi
phiu after an aDsenee ut twenly seven years; ii'
is cndeaVOrlng to collect books lur Tree puDllo Al
brIy i'll Monrovla. He relates many LIeasan
things concerning the progress ana tuture pros
ppCls OF the Llberians.
NJ. Wal on, the French Senator and forme
Minister, while writing III has study near the SCI
at Pptles DAlles recently healu cileS ol dlSlr -
! ana discovered a party oi four bathers III uange
t OF drown ng Without taking ume To tiiro" o
even his coat he rushed into the Walerto lhelr as
b. sistance. HIS son followed HIM, ana Il boat pu
ting out the whole party we've rescued.
Senator Henry A. Tyler of Hickman. KY,
] mentioned as the hero of the place. When lh
! YELLOW lever broke out he refused u Stay on al
= lalm away from infection. lie cared lor the pol
pie with the greatest energy ana upsellishiies
r giving time and money and rlSKIS MS II
Here am |. and here thousand dollars, II
'' SAID; command me and my money 'whlie'eitilt
y lasts"
George Combe, the phrenologist, used to relai
a story told him by Mr.. Golden. lie was slttn
beside Mr.. W. J. Fox, member 10 Oldham, VINE
y some speaker was defending capital puniShmel
q II the ground that the cundemntu persons WEI
4 duly prepared" for eternity: 'Why" SAID tC