The semi-weekly miner., 1883-06-20
Personal.
Oscar Wilde has cut his air.
Governor Butler loves red roses

Oscar Wilde has cut his air.
Governor Butler loves red roses.
The hair of ex-Empress Eugene i
almost white.
Edwin Booth has made mucl
money by speculation in Wall street
Susan B. Anthony is visiting Min
lister Sargent's family in Berlin.
The widow of President James X
Polk is resident of Nashville, Tenn
Mr.. Bingham, Minister to Japau
intands to return home and re-entel
Ohio politics.
Justice Gray will start with Gener.
al Sherman's party for the Pacific
coast about June 2)th.
The famous Marshal MacN1ahon
now seventy-ave years old, stand!
erect and soldierly ~ ever.
Mrs. De Long, the widow of Lieu
tenant De Long, will visit Europe
this summer for her health.
General Mcclellan is visiting
Texas, after an absence from that sec
ton OF % years.
MIR. Spurgeon is suffering again
frem rheumatism in his hand, shoul.
der and knee, and is often unable te
preach.
Nine. DE Lesseps is handsome and
charming. She is the mother OF ten
children, the eldest Of whom is only
13 yeals old.
Senator Don Cameron has rented
his Washington residence to Repre-.
sentative Washburn, of Minnesota,
for q term of two years.
Worth has named one of his cos
tune triumphs the Chamberlain, in
honor of one of the most beautiful
American girls in Europe.
Mr.. Langtry is living in a little
Welsh village and receives, an Eng
lish journal announces, q weekly re-
mittance from his wife of G3 3s.
General Schenck, who has b en-
cured of Bright's disease by a diet of
milk and tomatoes, will spend the
summer with his daughters in
Canada.
Mr.. Gladstone, in spite of his great
age, goes net only to the opera and
theater, but constantly entertains
members of the theatrical profession.
Sir Michael Bass, the brewer Of
Bass pale ale," has given away to
different towns for libraries, baths,
churches, clubs, etc., sums that foot
up to e173,0
1t is said that the income of Sena-
tor Joseph E. Brown, of Georgia, is
81, 900 day. and that it is exceeded
by the income of no other South
erner. 1t comes mainly from iron
and coal.
Pulitzer, of the New York World,
married the niece Of Jefferson Davis.
She is remarkably handsome. He is
very homely. In st. Louis they
were known as Beauty and Beast.
Norvin Green, the President of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
not many years ago rode through
Kentucky as a country doctor, carry
ing his medicines in his saddle bags
behind him.
Alexander H. Stevens, the last
Governor of Georgia, could not walk.
Henry D. Mcdaniel, the present
Governor, is very bad stammerer
and cannot talk. But, like Stevens,
he is man of great ability.
Henry Turnbull, once a wealthy
New York swell, who lived at the
rate of $50, 900 a year, and was men,
ber of the Union Club, is now a
clerk in the War Department in
Washington, with a salary of 81, 200
a year.
The Marquis of Lansdowne, re-
Gently appointed to be Lord Lorne's
successor as Governor-General Of
Canada, is rumored tn be quite close
in money matters, although his l2O,-
600 Irish acres send him $l73,O 900 q
year.
DR.. Webb, who defended Brady
and Curley, the two Invincib)es al
ready hanged, is gentleman of
Versatility. A poet, a
and an admirable
scholar, be crowned his University
career by obtaining a fellowship at
at Trinity College, Dub
lin.
Charles P. Stone, late Lieutenant
General of the Egyptian army, and
who was a Brigadier-General of the
United States forces during the war,
aud previously a Banker in San
has been mustered as G.
A. r. at New York. The General
now superintends the construction of
the pedestal FOR the BarJholdi Statue
of Liberty on BedlOe's Island.