The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
PERSON AL BRIEFS.

Minister Foster ha, re-igne4l his rs-t
At ~ Petersburg
--Gcnral Grant carri,s 10000 in
polici,-. OH hi, life.
1t is -sid then. are fewer office seeker.
ii. " Washington n"S than there has been
inr rear.
King kaiskua has completed hi, tour
around the world. having -lent about
eight month, on the journey.
Hiram Griswold, one OF John Browa's
attorneys IN Iii, famous trial, died nj Ieay-
cnworth, kansas, short time ago.
-Snnssr David Davis has bot one
child, u daughter, who five wears asso mar
ri,d -on @! Justice Sirayne.
President 1,rrvv, oi the French Re
public. receives the mosl.-, salary If $2lo0,-
On q Wear. This, In connection with the
Tact th.; france Is no larger than an Or
binary state, IL enough to make an Auseri-
can pre@;ient feel pretty blue.
--Talmage thinks there ought to be
schooL- o; journalism Their. are There
are over $50" newspaper, III this country.
They are all -chool> Of journalism. But
journalism can no more bc taught inS col
leges shan can fishing. and some men
never car learn To fish.
Moaamme,l Turhx. Xhe,!ive OF Egypt,
is only twenty nine, but he looks older ard
j. rather pretty for hi- as-. lie has regu-
In, features and l. far from Unlocking.
Hi, bearing i, dignitied bat be is shy, e.
~ ciallv with strangers. lie Is intelligent
n;,d we'll edu. atsd, and KEEN observer
He ! simple in all his tastes, and hates all
parsde, loves his honse AMI IL an excel
!ens husband aud father.
Washington Irving, home Of SAMMY
SHE rrmainS within and without Just a. he
eft il. The house i small. but snug and
: commolious and his study IS very
agreeable room, with the morning sun up
! on ii When ne settled there the situation
vas delightfully."- quiet and secluded, but
to-day the triple track oi railroad just BE-
low the bluff on which the Cottage is
perchsd, involves considerable noise Of
, traffic, and what is worse screaming of
/ steam whistles. the place which is In
verT nice or,b'r, Is ,enanted In -ummer by
, the two maiden daugh;ecs Of his brother.
! NJ. Auriol j., dead Forty wears ago
: every frequenter of the European circus
would have known what loss this fact
/ implied For quarter of century he
was the best known clown OF bis time, but
ii late years hi has been almost forgotten.
! Born nearly eighty years ago, he has lived
I long in retirement IN small house near
/ Paris, the legs, once 80 marvelOusly elus-
: liz and supple bcnming a, last SO enieeb-
( led he could not walk. Auriors mother
was q rope d.,cer and at the early age Of
four, the soR made his appearance in pub
! lie. Before he retired from the ring and
the stage he had performed with immense
SUCCESS i'll almost every European capital
and ia Spain had been presented with q
gold m- ia! When fifty wears Of age be
was as active and sueNssfui as ever.
Many good stories are told Of Auriol. One
Of the best il this: EIe had been invited
to dinner party on the Recommendations
If friend Of the family that gave the din
ner, the friend surprising that Of co~Ese
the family knew all about him. But they
took hin Tor IN actor q. a singer Instead
of clown, and when the dinner was over
asked him to entertain the company
Pressed 70 do 20, he at last cleaned the Ia
bic near his chair, pushed the chair bach
and with one jump made SUCCESSFUL SOM
ersault and slightcd in the middle Of the
table. to the infinite amusement OF every
one pr,ssrnt