Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-05-25
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marble statue OF Reuben II.
Springer was unveiled yesterday at the
Cincinnati Music Hall, to commence
rate his gilt of S265, 800 to that institu-
ton,
William A. Maurey, who was yester
day nominated Assistant Attorney
General of the United States, is Wash
ington lawyer, whose wife is cousin
of President Arthur.
Mrs +. Bonner, daughter of Robert
Bonner, of the New York Ledger, is to
be married next Thursday evening in
pr. Halls Church, New York, to Mr..
Francis Forbes.
Mrs. Lilly, the royal nurse who attend
ed Queen Victoria at the birth of each
OF her majesty's nine children, died at
Camberwell on April 26, aged ninety
two years.
M. Noterbartolo, ex-nayor of Paler-
mo, and director of the bank of Sicily,
captured by brigands, has been re-
leased, his family paying ransom of
$4,000 francs.
The president promises, if possible,
to visit New York On decoration day,
The cabinet, General Sherman and
Admiral Porter may accompany the
president.
The bride of Prince Leopold is the
tallest princess in the royal family of
England, a very well grown burnette.
with sharply pencied eyebrows, fine
dark brown eyes and dark hair.
The cornerstone of church to be
arnntnd oc ,o1 s.
Raikes, the founder of Sunday schools,
was laid at Gloucester, Eng, by the
mayor of the city, on April II.
The golden wedding of Rev. Asa
Billiard, the Sunds y-school missionary,
whose wife is sister of Mrs. Henry
Ward Beecher, was celebrated the
other evening at Cambridge, Mass.
At the recent royal wedding in Eng
land the golden apple for beauty was
carried off very easily, by the Princess
Victoria of Hesse charming blonde
of 10, daughter of the late Princess
Alice of England.
Clara Louise Kellogg's final farewell
to Boston was made last week. Her
farewell in New York will take place
May 20, and as soon as may be there
after she will go to Europe, but no
longer as Miss Kellogg.
The gentleman who is soon to lead
Miss Annie Louise Cary to the hyme-
NAL alter is said to be Mr.. Raymond,
New York broker, of wealth, refine
ment and high social standing. 1t is
through his most earnest entreaties
that Miss Gary has decided to poTma-
nently abandon the lyric stage after the
present season.
Mrs. Garfield has donated $500 to
the building fund of the Memorial
Christian Church, at Washington, and
has promised $500 more when it is
needed. the church will cost SAC, 000
Secretary Chandler paid 500 for a
cup of coffee at the recent Garfield
Memorial Fair in the rotunda at the
National Capitol The coffee was cx-
cellent, but the Secretary of the Navy
didn't pass his cup the second time.
Prince Blsmark is suffering from an
attack of neunalgia which will confine
him to his bed for at least week. 1t
is probable his illness will tend to fur
ther the Governments plan of pro-
rouging the Reichstag until Autumn.
Hon. D. G.. Smith,cf Perkins, H.,
the Republican Congressman from the
Thirteenth District, declines to take
the chances of reelection in the re-
apportioned district, which has some
10000 Democratic majority.
John w. Dorsey, the star-router,
whom Washington Deputy Marshal
Couldn't fnd," and whom appeared
in court and pleaded mot guilty."
subsequn thy gave bail in $1,000 to
appear for trial.
The opening concert of the May fes-
wal at Cincinnati was attended by
$500 people,the doors being closed
against tardy ones at 7;30. Miss
Louise Cary was received with enthnsi-
asm, and Materna was recalled five
times.
In the midst of the marriage festivi-
ties of Prince Leopold of England, the
news arrived of the death of Princess
Marie of Wrutemberg, sister of the
bride The court rejoicings were chang
ed into mourning. The sisters were
much attached to each other.
Edwin Booth, who will sail from New
York for England on May 81, is to APP
pear in London, at the Adelphi, June
26, and will act there six weeks. The
first piece, probably, will be "Riche-
lieu" Mr.. w. E. Miller, manager for
Mr.. Booth, is already in London.
A fund of So ,542, raised by the Press
of Philadelphia, has been handed to
the wife of Sergeant Mason, at Wash
ington. who promised to set aside 81 900
for the baby. The contributions thus
far received by "Bettie and the baby"
amount to a total of about $1,000.
General Miles, who commands the
department of the Columbia, which
includes Alaska territory, proposes to
make military examination and topo-
graphical exploration OF that region,
which has been but specifically ex-
plored during the fifteen years it has
belonged to us.
The idea that the Malley cousins,
NOW IN, trial for the murder of Jennie