Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-08-02
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10 Germany, viii return home some
time during September.
James II. Heverin, the legal adviser
of Lolita, the actress. denies the report
of her marriage To a NJ Huss, at
Washington.
Il is said that the Monday night hops
at the Casino in Newport are too
utterly utter and quite too all but,
whatever that may mean.
The King of Cambodia, formerly a
province of Siam, has conferred the
order of General ON John \ Halder-
man, United States Minister to Siam
David Dudley Field has placed a
monument in the Williamstown a..
Y cemetery in honor of Rev. DIR.
Colvin Durfee, historian of Williams
College.
Senator Pendleton has just sold to
Senator Vest his interest IN large
block of Kansas City real estate,
which was purchased in common by
the two senators some years ago.
1t is announced that the King of
Spain viii visit England at the end of
August or early in September, the date
depending on the return of his Queen
from Austria.
Ex-Secretary of War Belknap leads
lonely but correct life at Washing
ton Mrs Belknap spends much of
her time in Europe, but when IN this
country lives in Philadelphia
Lord Dufferin, who is equally popu-
isaty 10 To-.
land, owes much of his success to two
Irishwomen-his mother, Sheridan,
and his wife Hamilton.
Boyle O'Reilly, the poet-editor of
the Boston Pilot who started from the
head of the Connecticut river to pad
die canoe to Long Island Sound.
capsized, lost his paddles and took the
cars.
General Sherman and party have
arrived in Yellowstone Park They
expect to reach AIissonia, in Montana,
on the 9th. where they will take the
Northern Pacific Road for the Pacific
coast
Lee Childe, a nephew of General
Robert f. Lee, has fallen heir to the
estate of the late Baroness de Triquety.
whose niece he married a few years
ago Mr. Childe has been living in
Paris for several years.
The Prince of acknowledgements
burg. President of the German Col
onial Society. is about ITO start ON
two months journey through the
United States and Canada.
Justin Mccarthy has been ordered
by his physicians to take absolute
rest and quiet for the remainder of
the session of the House of Commons I.
The Princess of Wales wore pale
blue and silver at the last state ball
Her dress was draped with blue tulle .
caught up by branches of geraniums
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart Phelps is
living almost the life of a recluse at
West Gloucester Mass, and working
diligently on new novel.
The widow of the late United States .
Senator, James II. Lane. of Kansas,
died at Columbus, O., last Saturday.
The burial will take place at Law
renee, Kan
The Catholic Archbishop Bourget,
sixth year i'll charge of the See of
Montreal, is 80 years old and still
strong and vigorous He is the Oldest
wearer of the inter in America, and
has only two seniors in the world.
Key. DR.. Phillip Brooks, of Bos
ton, who is now in England, was re-
Gently entertained at dinner by the
Baroness and Mr.. Burdett Coutts.
The guests included the Archbishop
of Canterbury, the Marquis of Sails
bury and the Dean of Westminster
The United States steamer Dis
patch, having on board President
Arthur, who is accompanied by his
daughter, has arrived at New York,
from Cape May. Next Monday the
party will go to Louisville, Ky, to
open the exposition, and then pro
coed westward to the Yellowstone
Park.
One hundred and forty varieties of
corn have been planted at the New ;
York State Experimental Farm UNI
der varying conditions. The result :
cannot fail to be of great value
Captain John @. Bourke, chief of
Crook s.staf, was married at
Omaha, Neb., recently, to Miss Mollie
Harbach, daughter of one of Omaha's
citizens. They left ON the
afternoon train for New York, and
will sail August 1 for Europe on six ,
months bridal tour.
The Emperor William, It's said is ,
again in good health. The use of the
waters at Ems has had a very beneti- /
nal effect upon him His appearance t
IS sound and vigorous now. The En- I
leror has continued to receive daily !
,ivil and military business reports ,
and to transact the business Of state. t
The London Athenpum says: Pro t
'essor c. Eliot Norton the scholarly S
sditor of the correspondence of Emer I
,on and Carlyle. is one of the many S
Americans who have come to Europe
his Summer. Professor Norton in S
ends to pass most of his holiday in !
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