, 1881-05-29
PERSONALS,

Mr.: P1att eyinces :, Spartan disposition to
follow the wagon as long as the band keeps play
Ing.
It is understood that the Princess Stephanie
crici because somebody told her she looked Ike
Gail Hamilton.
s'Little George No, Mr.. Murat Hal-
stead dit. not make the world. Your error IS q
very natural one. however.
It is now announced that Princess Louise
will not return to this country until August
The naughty Princess is evidently trying 10
evatle the Fourth of July.
81 haven't noticed anything about Mr..
Reid recently. Don't neglect WhitelaW. He ls
young and gitlt'y, but his heart is in the right
place. am also given to understand that his
liver is properly locatcd-"-S. j. Tad<"-
A New York paper says that Mr.. Tilden has
hccn hut little seen on the streets recently, al
though the cause Of his retiremcntis uuknvwn.
If our esteemed contemporary imagineS that q
man can read the revised Bible in few hours
It i5 wrong.
"I,luuiring EIder'-There are undoubted-
II more Suuday-scuool picuic5 than horst-races
every year. 1t Is difficult to say whether you
would be justified in postponing picnic which
contlicicd with rottiug-meeting. Write 10
Robert Bonner.
be the subject Of Mrs. Livermore's lecture next
season. We suppose 1t will be the borr'd men-
Mnry \. has beer. talking about them steaol.y
for a matter Of fifteen years, and would aa1a1
desert tho sex ut this late hour.
"kiss Me, Father, Sweet Good Night II
tho title of the latest song, but the daugntet W
q Board Of Trade MIN renders 1t, Mss -,
Fathers Wheat Good Night Her sire tnlhAs
that on kiting market it would be more ny.
proprate to kiss the money good-oy oe1o1ei'
is paid out for wheat.
The Louisville Commercial, a kepuDncan
journal, reports TINT ialstead sttllhas nopeso1
the Berlin mission" OF course this mems 'e!o-
Marshal Murut Halstcal, Of Cincinnati. In7
fact 1nAy be so, although sneeF seems 10 ee ~
tended. What we have to sag about it IS that Il
Mr. Halstead would Ike to be Minister to uet-
| many there is. on grounds OF public policy ~
reasonable objection to interfere Will n7
wishes. lie Is nun Of talent. OF lnuustts' n.o'
above ALL handsome enough to make nhe ~
/ rcurancc in the american diplomatic uniform
| uf black dress cOnt and white choker. bes4oeo'
| be is an old friend of Prince Bismarck na'ns
made his acquaintance amid the fire anu cal-
! mage of Grlyclottc. where bismarck tounu n!'.
! wandering ubnut afoot and hungry, and TOOK n!A
| in like :. gentleman and gave him Koou "in
ncr We dare say Bismarck would no" De sino
To see him in Berlin. In fact. the TWO men na's
characteristics in common except that Has'eaa
J is younger than the Prince. and can hoia
! candle 10 him IN drinking beer But LOT otl.N
REASONS VIC should he sorry To have tho fieia,
i Marshal removed FROM Cincinnati. II "ou..
i destroy the equilibrium Of journalism III anos
beautiful metropolis. What would become "
the Commercial 1t its great editor should pe ~
| moved to Europe? Who wouli remain to no'u ~
up agn1nst the assaults nj the Gdzssss VIII l.o
| true goodness Of Deacon Richard smith u'oo.-
n, Il soft moral luminosity through it, columns
| ant tho reckless malisnity of Romeo neIo'
heightened by long practice in the ways o1 VIZ
elness, sharpening the point Of cverS poisons III,
| arrow? We trust. therefore, that Ha'steau w.
not accept tho Berlin mission, but will remalhn. y.
Ohio TO advocate the aecoud election OF Gasne.o ~.
AZ urdently rs he advocated tho hrst.-Sa1ce'|''
| aiT. DaIlC-