The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-11-17
PERSONAL.

Mrs. LIScoLS's hair is nearly white.
THE result OF our election pleases England first
rate.
cred. -.
Mr.. wnKIE COLLINS is suffering from rheuma-
tism. F
HAscocK's trouble ends now, and Garaeld's
commences. ra
GEORGE ELIOT is described as enjoying excel
lent health. . III
Ex-Governor SEYMOUR is recovering from
severe illness. I,,.-.tl a..-9
Bob ISGEEsoLL will now turn his attention to
defaming Christians. - ,-t.
GENERAL HANCOCK was presented with seven
gold-headed canes during the campaign. ~
the treasury clerks at Washington are
eat-granddaughters of Thomas jefferson and
Robert Norris .-
Miss EMMA THUBsBY has been singing in, Der
lin with great success. She is under the manage
ment of Mr.. Maurice StrakOsch.
LITTLE PRINCES MERCEDES; of Spain, has the
inestimabe felicity of emitting her earliest roars
in cradle trimmed with real lace. .ara
BARSUN, the Snowman, says the American peo-
pie like to be humbugged The election seems
10 indicate that the old man is right.
SENATOR GROVER is at a water-cure, and is said
to be much better in health that he will be
able TO occupy his seat at the opening OF Congress
RICHARD TEN BRoEcK the veteran Kentucky
turfman, is coming back TO his native heath from
England, where he has been for the last twenty
five years. 'l
REPRESENTATIVE HORACE DAVIS, of san Fran
-. IL l.. 9
George Bancroft, and the husband of Starr Kings
only daughter.
KALAMAZOO, Mich is proud of John Bodette
who, although los years of age. is still fall of vi
tality. Ne dances like boy, and recently
walked twelve miles in four hours
Mrs. EMMA BRorGH MEYER. daughter of the
famous war Governor of Ohio, has just been mar
ried in Cleveland to Mr. Clinton W. Gerard, a dis
tinguished member of the Ohio Bar.
THREE brothers named Sherwood, triplets, and
all Captains, celebrated their SEVENTEEN birth
day anniversary at Westport Conn.,. last wednes-
day. They resemble one another very closely.
THE son of General Rawling has placed monu-
ment over the grave of his father, who is buried
In the Congressional Cemetery at Washington.
For over ten years the grave has been unmarked.
Hon. GALUsHA A. GROW claims that fifty-six
members OF the new Legislature of Pennsylvania
are instructed for him for United States Senator,
and he expects large share of those unin-
structed.
QUEEN VICTORIA is said to feel an utter indif
ference to cold and uncomfortable weather gen
orally. When she arranges any expedition she
invariably carries it out on the day appointed,
regardless of rain or snow.
PROFESSOR SWIFT promises to name his next
comet after the next President. The Garfield
comet will make big blaze in the sky.-New
York Commercial Advertiser. Exactly. A small
head and magnificent Grant,Conkling- Cameron
Logan Arthur tail.
JOHN DOSoHUE. locomotive engineer for
forty-six years, died at his home in Susquehanna,
\. Y, recently, at the age Of ninety-eight years
Uncle JOHN he was Familiarity called,
one of the famous engineers of the country, and
his name was well known by railroad men both
in this country and in Europe
ALEXANDER iMoUToN, Ex-Governor of Louisi-
ana, is the Oldest United States Senator now liv-
ing, having served in that body under the admin
istration of General Jackson. The Governor.
though an octogenarian, retains his faculties
mental and physical, in Il remarkable degree, ex-
cept his vision, which is somewhat impaired.
AT the celebration OF the one hundred and
first anniversary of the birth of. Washington
Aliston, in Boston on Friday, a letter was read
from the sculptor, Mr.. w. w. Story, of Rome.
who wrote warmly of Allston's delcacy of color
and preference for blue tints and exquisite sense
of tone. He also contributed four sonnets in
memory of Allston's genius, which were read.
EX-GOVERNOR HoRArIo Seymour went to Water
town. n. y. Saturday night, before the election,
and, though suddenly attacked by vertigo. ad-
dressed Democratic meeting there. On Tues
day, after getting back to Utica he was so i'll
that he could not vote. but at last reports bet
ter. He did not intend to participate in the cam
paign beyond making one speech in Utica, but be
became deeply interested and overtaxed his
strength
Mr.. PRESTON POWERS, who returned to Flor
ence last March, has completed the model of the
statue of Reuben Springer, which is TO stand in
the vestibule OF the Cincinnati Music Hall. 1t
viii be done In marble. is little above life size;
arm rests plaster, the other falls by the
size, the hand gasping roll representing the de-
sign of the Music Hall. to the expense of which
Mr.. Springer was one of the first and chief con-
tributers.
The Cincinnati Enquirer. %