The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-19
subjects.

PERSONAL.
The Vo}les are in Liverpool.
Schuyler Colfax is lccturing in Colorado.
Feter Cooper thinks Hayes title is tainted,
Edwin Booth will take vacation till
October.
Caleb Cushing has returned to his home
at tNew5urypOrt.
William H. Vanderbilt spent 5000 600 for
paintings in Europe.
Tom Thumb is now forty-on years old,
and weighs eighty pounds.
Mr.. Bancroft, the historian, has removed
to his summer house at Newport
Thurlow Weed and the late William Cul-
lent Bryant did not know each other by
sight.
Lawrence Barrett is lying sick at his sum-
mer residence at COhasset owing TO over
work.
| Richard Grant White thinks the women
of England drink altogether too much
brandy.
Governor Wade Hampton has bought a
cottage at Salem, Va, and will spend the
summer there with his family.
Stuart Robson has spent his vacations at
! CQhaSset for the last seven years, passing a
| great deal OF his time on the water.
| Mr. Henry NJ. Stanley, it is claimed, does
not seem to have improved his manners in
/ Africa. Bat that wasn't what he went for.
! NJ. Shishkin, the Russian Minister, and
! Senior Mantilla, the Spanish Minister, will
occupy with their families two cottages at
Saratoga this summer.
| Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour is in cor
respondence with the War Department in
relation to the adoption OF cheese as one OF
the rations in the army.
Mr.. Whittier, it is announced, will read a
poem at Mr.. Bowen's Fourth OF July cele-
bration i'll Woodstock, and Vice President
! Wheeler will make speech.
Rignola, the actor, has been robbed in
Colorado by an absconding servant, who
took off box containing $1,000 in U. s..
bonds, $3.50 cash and quantity OF jewelry
| and valuable documents.
NJ. Meissonier's proposed picture of NJ.
Thiers, it is incredibly asserted, will repre-
sent the statesman lying on his bed after
death, with the artist himself in the fore
ground sketching the body.
Mr. Thurlow Weed has accepted an in
vitation to attend the approaching meeting
of the New York Press Association, saying
that his professional associations and mem
ories occupy and solace the evening of life. y
Mr.. c. c. Fulton, the travelling editor OF
the Baltimore American, says that he Eng,
lish language is now freely spoken through,
out Europe. Let Us hope the people OF
Great Britain will soon acquire a facilc
enunciaton.
Connt Won Rosen of Sweden, has arrived
in New York with his family. He will
spend the summer at Newport, r. |. The
Countess Won Rosen is an American lady
the daughter of Mr.. bloomfield Moore, ol
Philadelphia.
Hon. Roscoe Conkling is not, as many
people suppose, q native of "the loveliest
village of the plain" He was born in AL
bany, forty-eight years ago last October, and
went to Auburn with his family when he
was seven years old.
Governor Bradley, of Nevada, was re
Gently asked whether he would run fol
another election, and he replied: "Wal, you
bet, my son; I'm goin' to stand in with
the boys agn. Eff they want me, and
think they does, I'll stand them racket"
The Duke of Connaught will, it is antici
pated, pay q visit TO his future father-in
law, Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia
within a short time. While at Berlin the
Duke will reside with his brother-in-law
the Grown Prince.
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