Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-03


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The children of literary people are not
lways themselves lovers ofthe pen One
exception may be quoted in the person of
The only child of Bayard Taylor. This
Young lady has much literary ability,
and has shown both skill and taste liz her
sFanslatiOns of German poetry into Eng.
sish. The report that she has received
thousand dollars from Mr.. Booth fer trans
ating some af his plays into German, is
raow sid to have been a mistake.
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General Beauregard has been engaged
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A picture of bred Scott, the slave who
was made famous by his connection with
Supreme Court decision which remand
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Missouri Historical Society last week, by
the widow of Theodore Barnum, who pur
CHASED SCOTS manumission. The Hon.
J. Milton Turner made the presentation
speech SCOTS portrait was placed upon
the walls besides that of Thomas Fl. Ben
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DARwIN's FUNERAL---LONDON, Apr
26.-Darwin's funeral and intermen
took place in Westminster Abbey to-day
Fac c,,ffin was covered with wreaths o
flowers. The pail bearers were Mr.. 10
we'll. the Duke of Argyle, Lord Derby
Prof Huxley, Sir Joseph Hooker, Sil
John Lubbock, Alfred Russell Wallace
and VIM. Spottiswood.
Lord Salisbury, Lord Aberdarl, Si
Charles Dixie, Sir Rutherford Alcock
Mr. Mundell, Right Hon. Edward Glib
son, Thomas Burt, Prof. Tyndall, Johr
Morely, Herbert Spencer, Vice-Chancel
Ior Evans and Prof. Ewett the las
two being members of the deputation re
presenting the University at Oxford
were present at the funeral service, be
sides many members of Darwin's famil,
and populations from learned societies
The anthem sung was specially compose'
for the occasion. Sincere Canon an
Canon Paothers performed the funera
service in the unavoidable absence c
Dean Bradley.