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

John shute Of Concord, N. H., was born
in 1873. His son, Aaron Shute. was born
in 1882 and died in 1874. From the birth
of the father to the death of the son was
141 years.
Mr.. George Lorillard, Of New York, has
built handsome modern residence i'll the
center OF ST. Augustine, Fla, and sur
rounded it with palmetto, date trees an
hundreds of rose, banana, fig and orange.
It is o remarkable fact, says the London
Truth, that whereas most English states
men die neither richer nor poorer than when
they took to politics. French statesmen
invariably wax richer, and wonder why op-
position journals do not Insist upon know
ing from what mysterious sources they de-
rive their wealth.
James Gordon Bennett has the handsome
est, largest, and finest private yacht in the
world, better than royalty commands, and
now he has purchased four formidable
Hotchkiss rified cannon for his decks.
One night poor Keats gave slight cough
and said, This is blood from my mouth.
Bring me a candle; let me see this blood"
Then, looking at it, he said, with the Mt
most calnness, Il know the color Of that
blood; it is arterial blood. I cannot be
deceived in that color; that drop is my
death warrant. ! must die"
Mir James, the novelist, is full in figure
utnot at ali stout, and is Of medium
height. He is slightly baassaa, and closely re-
sernbIes the Prince of Wales il face and
figure. He has an appearance Of excellent
health, but this is far from being the fact.
for he ia much of an invalid and often Buf-I
sers intensely. In his youth he had an i'm
pediment Of speech, with a tendency toward
stamme1ing, but. with the greatest pains,
he has succeeded in overcoming this en-
tirely.
4 The London Standards correspon dent
at Copenhagen announces that the king of
Denmark has consented to act as patron of
the forthcoming congress on American an Y
tiquities and the crown prince as honorary
president.
James freeman Clarke is seventy two years
old, but he is the most industrious man in
intellectual effort in Boston. He breaches
with all the vigor he ever displayed, and
finds time to prepare lectures in his inter
walls Of other labor, as we'll as 70 attend
many public occasions and to make ad-
dresses, and to write often for newspapers
and magazines.
Ex- Senator A. A. Sargent Of California,
who has been named by the president as
minister to Germany, was born IN Massa-
chusetts, and has many Of the New Eng
land Characterization He has son who is an
assayer, one daughter who graduated ut a
medical college, and another daughter who
is a promising writer Mr. Sargent is OF
medium height, has a youthful face, with
pink cheeks, full gray beard, and thick
grey hair. He speaks rapidly and ineis-
lively. a.@
Isaac Tatro, Of Massachusetts, when 80
years old, married widow eight years his
| junior, having three children. Thirty lone
years have passed since then, and up to the
| present time Mrs. Tatro has presented her
husband with twenty-five children, making
twenty five including the offspring Of her
first marriage. or these there was one
pair OF twins; two died in infancy; seven
died after attaining their growth, and six
| teen are living, the Oldest about forty, and
1 the Youngest a babe. Mrs. Tatro is said to
be about IS years old. or her children,
| ten were boys and fifteen girls, and all have
thriving families. The children and great
gran ehildren at present number about
i fifty. 1851 ss u M isi 3
THE Sharmans came from old New Eng
land stock. In England, where it was not
a common name, we discovera prominent
ancestor in the person of Sir Henry s. her
man, who was one Of the executors Of the
will Of Lord Stanley, earl Of Derby, coun-
TT of Lancaster, May %, 1871. In the yeai
1 1884 the ancestor Of Senator and Genera
/ Sherman came to America and settled in
New England, and from that time TIE name
of the family is found in the annals, politi-
cal and civil, Of Connecticut. The father
i of the general and senator, Judge Charles
] r.. Sherman settled in Ohio in ! 81(}, where
both these dlstlngu ned sons were born.
Father Quinn, Of Fairfax, Iowa, had his
hair cut, caught colo, and died within two