, 1880-09-19
PERSONALS,

-&lIs l1NlfpdhCs III d ICCEuk HCCUu1lG OIL u1S
American experience, lays stress on The fac,
thai, while he could in Chicago get a good cur
of coffoe, comfortably served, for five cents, be
had to pay 10 to have his boots brushed.-Ntse
Ytnk It1bvss- Probably there WIS a st. Louis
expression about the Rentleman's feet.
Another relic Of the Spanish Armada has
been secured at Slams, In Scotland. It Is q
hFge gnu. raised up out Of the plnoe where one
a. the ships belonging. to the Armada was
wrecked. and, though it has been in that place
90 years, it is as good as ever, It is hardly
necessary to state that it was never any good.
The Pittsburg Dispatch says: *tAndrew
Johnson, Of Philadelphia, first cousin OF the late
President johnson, was married In Erie, Pa., to
Ame- Barbaut, Duchess of Bourbon according
ohcr right OF succession of Bourbon Duke
dorn She IS 1iuea1 descendant Of the direct line
Of Bourbons, is most estimable lads, and highly
esteemed .
The gentleman who Is about to be married
to Miss Leila Cameron, the eldest daughter Of
tho Senator, is Mr., William Fl. Bradley, clever
young Newark lawyer and the son of Justice
Bradley. OF the Supreme Court Miss Cameron
IS tall and graceful young lady, reserved i'll
manner, of much administrative ability, and
haa been admirably devoted TO her motherless
W0thers und sisters !" - e
Il NlAt<A Ill A4C -tEN 40lh f4LQ. 6HEAh-
ing Of n young Russian pianist, says: .He
possesses a hiehly-sensittve organisn.a nature
dependent Gn the wind and weather; thoughts
thai glide with graceful safety upon the glitter
tnG surface tif the ice of public opinion" Be
fore the other papers get in their work, We
Tauld like to remar1 that our hid tor the author
Of that sentence is 81 per week..
I'm as gay as lark in the early morn wirg-
AA5
It's way through the ambient, den-1aden breeze,
To its Maker its matin song gratefully singing,
Or breasting the ether above summer seas.
I'm tho happiest man in the whole wide creation,
no one to prey on me, none to molest: :.
The mnn on the Island got the Dem. nomination.
., He has all the trouble, and ali the: rest
IS. J. Tuden. -
Miss Ella Wheeler, the gifted poetess Of
tfa Northwest, has been spending the summer
IN Milwaukee, most Of the time at the residence
OF Col. and Mrs Benjamin on Prospect avenue.
6hshas had joyous summer here, and has
added largely to the list Of her friends. As she
Is about to depart to her home In Dane County,
twas concluded to giye her farewell recep-
ean at the residence of Mrs Benjamin. Last
eFentng the mansion was thrOnged with visitors,
mapy who could not attend sending testimonials
q respect and esteem In the form OF flowers
and fruits And go the reception Of Miss
Wheeler WAS kindly received by herself as
twas satisfaction to her friends Miss Wheeler
Is now writing for THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
Atlantic Monthly, Hirpcrs, and Pct<rson's Ma1a-
s'a1 She has gradually acquired that re-
mnneration from her pen which her talent Justly
merits. Some OF her poems have made mark
IN American literature, aud will be Immortal as
the ianguage. 1.-The Army OF the Tennessee
1850 reDlete with grand and patriotic sentiment,
ind withal so popularity expressed, that culti~
rated gentleman who was reading it aloud re-
marked. "These lines are worthy of Robert
harns." But Miss Wheeler is still young; She
mas much study before her. She has at last
acquired such reputation that she must show
more care and finish in her poems. for as resi-
oent Of Wisconsin we desire that as years roll
oser she will show such eminent ability that she
~ = be universally regarded as the great poetess
ot the NoFthwest.-AaWaukeo WISCONSIN, Sept 16.