The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-12

! she dictated the dispatch, "Mrs. Madison's COM
pliments to Mrs. wetherill," and that was the
first communication sent over the wire. "what
hath God wrought" went soon after. The Doc
tor is positive in his statements, and gives great
many little circumstances which make it appear
probable.
AS to Lillian Russell, Howard writes: "Years,
many, ago, when she lived with her husband a
poor musician, and her baby, in the basement of
a lodging-house, with no carpet on her one floor.
cooking, washing, sleeping and tending baby in
one room, she was prettier and sang better than
now"
sULIEMAN DAoUD was the leader of the gang
OF outlaws who pillaged and set fire to Alexan-
dria when Aribi Pasha retired from the city
after the bombardment of April IL, 1882. His
defense was that he acted under orders of in
structions Of Arabi but the latter and his staff
officers denied this
The statement published that ex-senator Win
dom oontemplates sailing for Europe this month
Is denied. 1t Is said by friend of the ex-Sena-
tor that he has gone to Minnesota, and that it
is his intention to endeavor to secure the Re-
I publican nomination for Governor, and in that
way pave his way back to the United States
Senate.
Col. MICH. W.. well-known lawyer of Wash
ington, returned to his home on Pennsylvania
avenue one day last week looking very weary.
His wife asked him what was the matter.
He replied that he had been wording like horse
all day. chow is that2" asked his wife. "Why,"
said the Colonel, 81 have been drawing a con-
veyance."
LOVELY young bride recently wore at the
belt OF her wedding dress of cream satin dam
ty halfbasket made of pearls and lace over
foundation of gold wire. The basket was filed
with orange blossoms white lacs, and prim-
roses, with tiny garands of delicate vines and
small white blossoms falling over her dress from
the edges of the basket.
TORONTO had a remarkable wedding the other
! day. It was a double one. Two brothers named
named Thompson married two sisters named
| MoCausland Ida Maud and Clara Louise. II
there should happen to be three brothers some
where who would like to literally improve the
occasion, there is opportunity for them, for
three of the six bridesmaids were sisters of the
brides.
LITTLE Miss Lotta's throat is in a very in
famed and dangerous condition. She can sing
no longer, and her spirits are correspondIngly
depressed. She goes to England cher native
country, by the way) to seek rest and the health
which rest brings with it. 1t will be two years
probably before she will return. Ike knowledge
that she has at least $3.50, 1000 of cash in bank
will relieve all her friends OF the fear that she
may not enjoy her holiday. 'st
WINNIE REAM HoxIE, the noted sculptress, re-
joices in being mother, her baby having been
born last Thursday in Washington. She had been
married several years and quite we'll ad-
vanced in years, SO that this last event in her
history causes somewhat of q sensation among
the friends of the family. She is the wife of
Captain Hoxle, of the corps of engineers 1t is
believed she will hereafter lay side her chisel
and devote herself wholly to her family.
Col CILLEY, who once represented New
Hampshire the United States Senate, is living,
at the age of ninety-two years, lie is a grand
son and namesake of Gen. 10. Cllley, who fought
against Gage and Burgoyne in the Revolution,
and tho elder brother of Hawthorne's friend,
Jonathan Cllley, who was killed in duel by
Graves, Of Kentucky, while serving in Congress
from Maine, forty-fve years ago. Col. Cilley
was a lieutenant at the battle of Lundy's Lane,
| In Canada.
! THE latest "Amerioan" story going the rounds
of the European press is that of traveller of
that nationality who found it necessary to ex-
cuse his inability to join in the hlarity of other
travellers because of his poverty. "Gentlemen."
said he. "I know am more or less of a saturated
blanket on this party; but the fact is am a very
poor msRr-steeped to the lips, may say. in i'm
pecuniOslty. When I tell you, in strict con-
fidenoe, that this is my wedding tour, and 1
have been compelled to leave my wife at home,
you can form an idea of the narrowness of my
resources"