The daily gazette., 1880-02-23
Personal Intelligence.

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The Braziiina Minister, Senior Bofge
will come fosthis cpuatrY In April.
Es.l Gs9sgsSaE sTylyss 4, The Rsss
eG6hefal eitz yobn y Pottefl lais livery
qttetlyl VISITING 10 WashlnGton at the
house of TREND. tk,,.., -, .,a,y ,tnSiay
.Ex.seccireetsairryy Fish and wife are gussts
srJudgeiand Mrs. Bancroft Davis tn
| Washington. .4sSif "a, .,ira TO .,oal.
Ex-senator Simon Cameron, with n
party Of Eve geptlemeny has arrived ct
Jacksonville, Fla.
| As the WARM winter has prevented
plum bers from praStising their deadly
arts we have had piping times, OF peace
. EDWARD 8. MAY of Detroit was q
jurorin q case against some tobacco,
dealers who had defrauded the reve.
nue.. He went privately to the resia
dence Of the defendants, and asked
what they would give TO secure q dir
agreement of the jury. They shrewd-
ly told him that hen must serve them
without pay or they would expose his
dishonesty He saw that they had
him at,a disadvantage, And obedfent-
" refused to agree Wit" the eleven
other jurors on q conviction. But his
visit to the defendants came out, after
al, and he was fined 500, 49, Sal,n,ae
Mr.. ,HEsRY BACON, meeting Mile.
Bernhardt II, her teacher's (Mr. Stew.
ens') studio, speaks picturesquely Of
f.the yellow hair with streaks of brown
through 1t, done up, in loose bunch
behind; the sharp, somewhat heavy
profile; the parted lips, and the gem
erous bunch of lace around herthtoat.' -
He adds: "While she Ia ked she paint
ed. and I almost forgot the subject Of
conversation ash Iwatched her pile the
paint upon the canvas, not 1daintily or
nincingly, but firmly and feArlessiy ~"
The daughter of Spotted, Tail a tall,
ungainly young woman of 10, is;study !
ing in the Governments school for in
dians at Carlisle Barracks, Pa. She
has lately married the half -bu4ed In
tefpreter employed ut the bafracbs,
ard when sent TO do some scfubbihg
the other day her lordfy husband IN
teTfered. His wife was of royal blood
he remarked, the daughter OF o chief,
and he wanted her to learn. only what
the white ladies do.H be- .ons1is,lr ..i ~
AN Illinois schoolmistress was, nm
able to chastise the biggest girl pupil
and called ina young school trustee to
assist her. The trustee found that the
offender was his own sweetheart, but
his sense Of duty triumphed over his
love- and he whipped the girl. Not
only did this result in losing him a
sweetheart, but her father sued him for
damages and got a verdict for 80. Sc5
LoRD BBAcoNsBrEID's agents have
notified his itenAntry that he will be
prepared to grant an indulgence as to
the time Of payment or rent, and an
abatement Of twenty per cent. on the
half year, This is the third year he
has Inadeia concession to his tenants.
\ BRET HARTE has been in, London
on q flying visit and has been invited
by Sir Frederick Leighton to- respond
to a toast for 'Titerature, at the Roy
all Academy banquet, which will be
held on the 1st Of May. a. & .I - I'..
IT'S slander whose edge is sharper
than the sword, whose tongue out
venoms all the worms of the nile,
whose breath rides on the posting
winds, and doth belle all corners Of
the world.-6aakdspsave. 'i''4 3'lnii q
Judge Carney OF Cheyenne. Wyoming
Ter riiory, has been visiting his. old
home, Milton, but Is now IN PhiladsE
phia. u nom his return West, his sisfer.
Miss Sallie Carney. viii accompanying
him as visitor. Miss Susie Carney he
awaiting the arrival at Milton of a,ldfne
saddle horse which her brother has or
deTed shipped 70 beg from Cheyenne. bu
Boston capltalistsi haveagrsed to build
aud equip the Queenstown q Harring
ton r. Re, put on line ofsteamers, from
Baltimore, max, gg daily, connection, IL
Baltimore and Maryland busiE 3ss men
will take 500, 900 worth of stock. The
iis,anee BY railroad \ yp4 40 mile. By steam