The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-24
PERSON Ais.


good clothes
NoSr OF Oscar wildes Manchester audience
walked out Oscar walked of with their money all
the same
Nh AsH,EAD BAErIErrE. the young husband OF
the venerable Baroness Burdett COutts. is said to
be writing fairy tales.
MR.. wHIrFsIDEs who has owned the famous
Lookout Mountain. in Tennessee is about to sell
the huge pile OF ROCKS
Mr.. JAMES GORDON BENNETT has commissioned
Mr.. Beaver Webb 10 design him large steam
launch Tor the Seine.
ANTHONY TEoILoFE was veryipoor and very mis-
cradle in his youth. lie afterwards reached an
income of over 900 year for his novels.
MACKEY the bonanza king. is enjoying himsel
among the Rockies and says that the wild life OF
mining camp has more charms for him than tame
city life.
THE age OF superstition is not yet passed. A Mr.
Bayliss member of the Adventionist Church of
Texas. has been expelled from that body on the
charge Of being possessed OF a devil"
WILLIAM Eaton. a compositor in the Office of
the Danville t) North Star is in his eighty fourth
year. and has been setting type constantly for
nearly seventy years having lost but very few
days.
wares and watch him closely for few moments
when he thinks nobody is looking. that he appears
like who is well out OF politics but is very
anxious to get back IN.
THERE is a limit to Young womans capacity to
digest zee cream and oysters Miss stoken. a,ed
sixteen of Port Washington, o. couldn't say no.
and when the Church Fair was over she was taken
home a shutter, suffering from cramp and
cole.
\ NEW YoeK paper publishes list Of the mill
ionaires OF that city. about iO) in number. Among
them are ;hTee newspaper men. MeSSrs Bennett OF
the Herald: Dana. OF the Sun AMI OttrndOrier. of
the Stats Zeitung. In the list are numoer OF
maiden aud widowed ladies. one OF the former nav
ing an income OF s.. OO0OCO year
EN-CoNG RES SNIAN McLANE now the Democratic
nominee lor Governor Mary land arrays himself
in the prodisous meek apparel and waistcoats
which prevailed half Il century ago. He is now
seventy years old. in ton-rcSs in 1917 and
afterwards spcat three ycais Minister TO China,
since which time his home j. full OF Chinese turni-
ture and ornaments
LONDON Truth describes Minnie Palmer a. 81
| pretty girl in embroidered stockings and pretty
petticoats" who dances suggestively sings sugges-
lively, kisses suggestiveiy and acts suggestively.
and who "brings to the stage the antics OF the mu-
"by the button hole and tickles them under the
chin"
| Ex-SEcEErARY Boutwell, has given I'D his law Of
flee in Boston and will hereafter live in Washing
| ton permanently. The ex Secretary is quoted to
| be ION good terms with Butler and on advisory
| terms with Arthur" The old was once in
| Grants Cabinet. His books never were looked
| into by Democrats. Ii will be done next year. He
| wants TO lie there when the investigation
| comes OF
] LANDING from a long stage coach trip through
| the mountains IN California, we were saluted BY
neoi tue prominent citizens Of the settlement
with the emphatic assurance that he was ''the up
i IQaIiQps dust shorter OF the Yosemite and the
4 bowling wolf of the Mariposa sheep ranch, and
don't you forget it," We prudeutally said nothing.
aud didn't forgei,-A. s., in Chicago Evening
! Journal.
THE Las Vegas Gazette says that John Quincy
| Adams who is well known in Socorro County
| New Mexico. has sold third interest in his late
find for $1,000. While prospecting he found his
hsversack on FIRE his proSpeetors glass having TO-
| cuset the auns rays upon il. AS the haversaek
contained ak pounds OF powder he dropped it
and got outof the way. 1t fell into a erevice, and
| large mass of rock was blown up. Adams turaed
mournfully TO gather up what might be left OF his
effects. and found vein OF silver that the explo-
| sion had exposed to view.
| w II. H. MURRAY, OF Adirondack fame. once
| Jealous for the Prophets and now equally Jealous
for the profits, has last turned his pulpit into
lawyers Office He won the kindly regard of the
| people once a time by his eloquence preach
err but now he gives the old Bible kick and hopes
TO mend his wrecked fortunes by becoming the ad-
vocaie of a bold infdelity. When one gets soured
with life. il is not always safe to put the blame
his religion aud to lake feeble revenge By deny
| ing what he once held sacred Mr.. Murray Is q man
Of parts. but he has somehow managed get things
wro2s end first and wfol. side up. When you dig
down to bottom facts you generally fad that Mel
| are not hurt by having too muca religious but
rather by having TOO little OF it,
/ The Princess Beatrice opened neg public park
I 81 Aberdeen, in Scotland September -. Tse park
sior,yseyen &C es in extent, aud cost $4,000 sud
| wss giYea by Miss Duihie. II il situated on the
banks OF tie Dee within two miles of the center OF
| the city A silyerGih ky was handed by Miss
Duth.e TO the Princess. who said at is with great
/ pleasure that have come here in the Queen. my
mothers TO declare this beautiful park open.
| the key OF which now baud to the Lord Provost
| am conyincei Miss Duthies very generous gift
| will greatly o-r,uce to the health and enjoyment
OF her fellow eff ,zesis.'' The Princess then came
| down from the platform and planted tree with
| silver spade preserved to her by The Lord Provost
in behalf of the corposat OF.
IFCUEEYN