Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-06-30
PERSON Al.

Lolita has changed her mind about going
to Europe.
Belle BOYD, the spy, is in WaNahaohie,
Texas, writing her life.
Bret llartr wears Il pot hat his hair is
white aud his aun rutlcund.
Minnie Palmer, the actress, is under
$4,000 bonds To her manager not to
marry for live years.
The audience which gathered in
Rochester t" hear lalmage lecture was 50
small that he refused to appear,
The patient iii the Insane Asylum who
Imagined he was Roscoe Comkling has
read the papers and has changed his
mind.
EXMinistrr Chrstiaucy proposes to
travel in Europe before returning to this
country" We don't blame the old man
for not wishing to be seen i'll America.
The Hartford Post reports that wall
street speculatiOns have knocked the
poetry out olJoaquin Miller's life" Now
don't let's hear any more talk against
Wall street.
Captain Boyton is floating down the
Mississippi. Now is the time for
philanthropist5 to buy an alligator and
set it free in the "Father of Waters. u
Chicago TribDme.
Henry 4. Dixey, the comedian, points
with pride to the fact that he made his
first appearance on the stage only four
years ago a, the hind legs OF the dancing
heller in "Eyangeline."
The original Of Mr.. Mllais two cx-
hibition pictures this year, "Cinderella'
and Sweetest Eyes Ever Seem" is Miss
blackstone, the clever and pretty daughter
of the late London manager.
Lewis Clarke, the Geo,ge Harris of
"tncle Toms Cabin, has Just returned
to his old home, iii tiarrari County, Ky,
from which he ran away to escape being
''sold down South" 40 years ago.
In an interview with Bishop pyper of
the Mormon church, Mr.. Piper said that
Henry Ward Reeeher was greatly admired
by the Mormon people. We don't know
rs there is anything funny about that,
but you may see something i'll it To bring
a smile.
Anna Dickiuson's latest idea is to act
the hero, AHreiian, III play which she
wrote several years ago for John
Mccullough. 1t was then intended that
she should appear as the heroine, Ze,iobia,
with the tragedlan as .iureliam, but the
project fell through.
. John GriscOm, the Chicago faster, moi
only has to combat hunger, but alst
those who would deal with him as q
lunatic. lie has obtained certificates o
/ sanity from several physicians, who
= say that he is an enthusiast on the subjec
z OF fasting, but not irrational.
The other night NJ. Gambetta attended
a Iete in one of the laboring quarters il
e Paris, in aid of local popular library
He made no speech. When the enthusi
astic spectators greeted him with Viv,
E, Gambetta," he said to them, "Do no
e cry 'Vive Gambetta.' Tomorrow | shal
be blamed for your greeting. prefer t
: hear you cry 'Vive la Republique. "
j. While Tom Keene was playing RicLar
= in San Francisco the other evening, will
his daughter Agnes as Lddy Anne, h
/. seized her by the arm and roughl
n pulled her across the stage in accOrdanc
q with the business of his part. His littl
n son was in box with Mrs. keene, and
springing upon the railing, shouted
"Oh, papa, don't hurt Aggie % TIL
4 audience gave the youngster round q
e applause. ....
Mr.. Bancroft, the historian, ha
;, arrived at his Newport cottage, where h
- may be found personally attending to hi
roses, which have national reputation
>, The venerable historian is very fond q
it his roses, and no one who stops in from
10 of his lawn is allowed to depart befor
- receiving bunch of the same, togethe
l. with a few pleasant words of greeting
1t lie is very fond of Newport, and at a
st early hour in the day he may be seen o
2 the country roads on horseback.