The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-06
CLIPPINGS.

JUDGE CLIFFORD has been removed from Wash
ington to his Portland home.
SENATOR MALONE has a daughter and two sons
who are old enough to enter society.
THERE are in the Senate two Camerons, two
Platts, two Davises. two Joneses, and two Hills.
REV. DR. CUYL8R, of Brooklyn. is about to start
for visit to Europe and the Holy Land. His
congregation presented him purse of 81 zoo
EX-SENATOR PoxERoY, of Kansas, is at present
in North Carolina. managing gold mine with
success. He has also invented machine for ex-
tracing gold from quartz rock.
JOHN LoSGsrREET, son of General Longstreet.
is going to Constantinople. having been appointed
Marshal of the United States Consular Court
there.
MALONE was burned in efigy at Athens, Ca,
by the students of the Georgia State Universi y.
In 1868 Senator Brown also burned in efigy
by the students attending the same Institution.
A YOUNG fellow in Audubon County. No., re-
Gently defended himself in a breach OF promise
suit on the ground that contract entered into
on Sunday night was not legally binding. He
won his case.
SECRETARY BLAINE has been absent from the
State Department since Saturday with a severe
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the Cabinet meeting yesterday, but returned i'm
medistely to his residence.
ADELIsA PATTI is fond of billiards, and once
asked vigneaux: "Can you not teach me to play
as you do7" vigneaux replied: Eyes. II you
Will teach me TO sing like you There is a
chance here to say something about nursing the
bawls.
SENATOR BROWN. of Georgia, Is a man of blonde
complexion and thin and positive face He Is
erect and dignifed white hair fringes his head
and white curtain of beard hangs from his chin
in a straight and precise fashion. His voice is
clear and his enunciation distinct.
QUEEN YIcroRTA's gold and silver plate which is
kept at Windsor is said TO be worth SIS, 900.
When the Queen entertained the late Gar
shortly after the marriage of his daughter to the
Duke of Edinburgh. gold plate to the value Of
$4,000. 600 was used. The Custodianship of the
gold pantry at Windsor is considered an office
great trust.
THREE commemorative of whom were Marsh al
Jewell and New, of Indiana-were at Washing
ton Hotel. when New said. 1T seems as If Indi
ana is going to get nothing although IL elected
Garfield because 1t was the pivotal State pivotal
Stste?" said Jewell: why read q recent speech
of yours and. If / remember, you thought that
Dorsey was the pivotal State"
THE late Gar is said TO have been not 50 appre-
hensiye of plots against him during the last few
weeks of his life as he was last year; so that he
fell into the old routine he was accustomed 10
| follow before the days Of the duel between
Nihilism and Imperialism. His new wife. how
ever. had not an easy moment when he was away
| from her. Although woman of easy temper and
Emphatic. she was prey to the gloomiest sppre-
tensions whenever he went abroad. and his re-
turn was always the occasion of domestic festi-
val.
| WHEN Mr.. Gilbert and Mr. Buand. the editor of
Punch meet there is apt to be, the Cuckoo says
no. little exacerbation of feeling, The other
evening at a dinner-table Notwithstanding their
having been placed far possible apart, on
Mr.. Gilbert making some remark which created
laugh, Mr.. Burnand looked up and said. What
Was that Gilbert One of those good things,
suppose. which you send TO Punch, but which
never appear" To which Mr.. Gilbert made the
telling retort: "well ] don't know who sends the
| good things but there Is one thing certain
they don't appear"