Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-03-16

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\ an $500 diamond belonging to- Il New
York lady and she New York lady wanted
An emetic given to the child to coax the
! ring back again, and the mother OF the
child indignantly refused II to have her.
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Among the presents received by Alex
ander H. Stephens on his SEVENTEEN birth
day was an autograph album containing
the names of many prominent men. The
velvet case Of the album was ornamented.
with With = painting of liberty Hall Y whose
portals have been closed recently against
promiscuous hospitality FOR the arst inns
~ forty years. Mr.. Stephens has passed
twenty five 81 his birthdays il Washing
ton. 8 h Ri sf 3%Sf. fE g ~ 3
William Robinson, who was admitted to,
the Albany ai,nshouse two weeks ago as a
His sister is the wife Of Sir Matthew Wv
att, q member Of the house Of commons
ana a retired general Of the English army,
He has not communicated with his family
for eight months. When he arrived in
New York 9 year ago he was entertained BY
the first hmiies of the metropolis, but
spent his money too freely and finally be-
came street singer. . He viii be sent
home to England. VI
Peter Cooper. who was ninety -one years
old Saturday, says, II have never been
better in my life, nor more free from pains
and aches. In previous years / have sslf~
Eered good deal from a complication Of
troubles, some of which were due to an ex-
plosion Of chemicals. Once my brother
and / We're eXperime nting with chloride OF
nitrogen gas, one Of the most powerful
agents known. We thought that In it We
would have motive superior even to steam
if we could only control it, but there came
a terrific explosion, which blew The machine
to atoms and wounded me severely in the
eye" :s 4
The Undertaking. mediums are having
hard times with unbeiievsrs. Among the
recent sufferers is Mrs. Sawyer, who has q
high reputation among spirItulists. While
giving a seance in San Francisco bright
light was suddenly turned on and the doors
of the cabinet were pulled open. She was
seen to have slipped out Of the rops that
bound har,la wig was on her head, and
some gauae was wrapped around her Shout
ders, the waist of her dark dreas having
been removed: She says that these
changes we're probably made By nischiey-
GUS spirits, who sometimes Interfere in
such ways with genuine manifestations
while. the medium is il a helpless trance. III
Judge Nc Curdy. Of Connecticut, has
written a defense Of Judge Cox, who pre-
sided at the Guiteau trial, in the course Of
which he says: The sober second
thoughts. OF the community will unques-
tionably accord to. him the we'll known de-
scription Of Horace just man, tena-
scious Of his purposes, and removed either
by the froWns of a threatening tyrant or the
pressure of a mob clamoring for evil.
President Arthur is as polite as il he had
come to the presidency not BY election but
by birth. Mr.. Bancroft the other day in
vited him to dinner, adding that he feared
the etiquette Of the White House would
prevent the president from accepting the
invitation. To which the president replied
in writing accepting the invitation, and
saying: u am allowed to accept Invita-
tons from the cabinet, the supreme court
and-Mr. George Bancroft" No prince
could have bettered this. III
While Bernhardt was in st. Petersburg q
Russian count fell madly in lore with her,
and when she left for Vienna he followed
in her steps. Many sensational stories Of
the affair have been printed in Continental
newspapers. One of them says the count
made her an offer of marriage, to which
she replied that she could not marry q man,
because she was already married to hers art
snal with this woman nor these times.
There has been pleasant romance in
the life Of Mr.. John ]. Flynn, Of the Chica-
go Neags, recently appointed consul TO
Chsmnit7. When very young he married
Maryland schoolgirl, but the couple SOON
wearied Of married life, and the wife went
sbaek to school and procured divorce, the
husband asserting. -Four years after q
corresponds sprung up between them,
and the discovery was made that they had
. mutual esteem and love. The result was
= second marriage, ana there is nowhere
happier family than theirs. They seem to
have been made for each other, but the
first time they came together too soon.
q Philadelphia Press: OF congressional
iingulsts ex- Minister Kasson speakes and
writes Spanish, Italian, German and
French. Perry Belmont, who is a Harvard
graduate, is q master Of French, Italian,
Spanish and Poltugese. Sunset Cox knows
French well, has q traveller knowledge of
the modern tongues, and is q good. Greek
and Latin scholar. Senator Ransom of /
North Carolina is always reading Horace
and quoting Latin. Senator Lamar il d
deyotee Of French and classics. Senators
Rendition and Bayard are classically in
clined and Butler Of South Carolina is 4
tine Lahnist. Mr.. Edmunds runs to Cicero
and law, Latin and French, as Mr.. Harri- ~
son Of Indiana does. s 2
Y isn't safe to fool with girl BY the /
name OF HazelFiga particnlarlv if 3far ling i