The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01
PERSON ALS.

PERSON ALS.
BEYOND MS gray hal JJnu Br ,ght ,h)ws hardly
any isce line.
N QUAD, the Detroit Free Press man. has only
one eye. bUs he sees more fun with that one than
ether men re with two.
LOITA is repori ed N be worth $500. 0oo and re-
It !, sid that she has gone to Europe 10 Hui some
body 20 support her next season.
TT rather Il remarkable fsct that the greatest
orators ( the world have been psgAns; for in
stance, DemOsthepes. Cicero. and Bob Ingerson.
DAVID Dudley FIELD has placed a monumea
IN the willismstown IN " C metsry In honor .
Rev. Dr. Calvin Durfee, Historian of Williams Col
Iege.
DE. Macy wALKEE hts pves'ed SIS ina 's.'
t;otter Mary az one Of he boys-that is to say.
she would 20 hed n5t rovidence otherwise Of
d,pd.
BISHOP KAsF. of Richmond Va, has sent to this
county stone taken fom Mount Olivet, which IS
10 he used as corner stone 70 new Cathedral ST
R.cLmMd
HE son Cf Gene~l Rocth, n he lvstion
Army, is about 10 marry Miss Chsrlesworty, the
heiress. whose fortune ia her own right Is esti
nsied - flp,tC0.
SENATOR PESDLEroS has Jlst sold 20 snator Vest
his Interest In large block Kins,, liz real s.
tate, which Was purchase Ia common BY the two
Senators some years ago.
SHIsICHIRO syTo, O Japenee graduate Of Hsr
v4id LAW Schoo has IeSiGned an Official position
at me 10 tecOme secretary to General Foote
America Minister 10 Corea.
EX SECRETARY OF WAR BELKSAP leads lonely
but correct life at Warrington. Mrs. Belknsp
spends much of her time In Europe. but whom in
this country lives In Philadelphia.
wv NACKEY has subscribed 81 coo to the new
American Relief Society in Paris w. II. Stewart
S5oo, Harrison Richie the same amount, and Mrs.
John 'Monioe the same amount
FUND Of 81 600 has already bean slsed IT,
Bloomington. Ill, fora monument T. Litts aud
l. proposed 20 open ption lists ia ali cities
and towns where the lanented prirIa donna ever
ang.
lie CHILDE. nephew Of General Robert Z.
Lee has fsl heir estate Of the late BJroa-
ess dc Triqueiy, Wh Sc niece he married a fex
Years ago. Mr.. Childe hiss htel living III Pals Cox
several years.
BARON Ro-HscHILD's carriage at Vienna is
lighted by electric Light The apparatus is be
meath the cosehmsn's seat. and the light, which
VIII burn loo hours. shines forth from ordinary
oalrsge lamps.
SAN" NEWELL eD old miller on Rocky Fork
o., says Foraker wouldn't have been nominated
for Governor il II hsOn't been for him. He WASH
at the convention, ana took 40 part In The prelin
mary CAL vsssIig bat wac ''Ben" wa, fOur years
old and fell In tho mill race, he pulled him out
and say ed his life.
JosEPH B. ULLAH, managing editor of the
- Louis Globe Democrat, is nearing the point of
death. re has been conined TO b=d for
months. snd hiss 10 over TO- pouucs in sh. He
Is slso he victim OF numerous Authorizations.
Ills CON plaint IS nervous debility, caused by
tiaual oyeTwork.
THERE are now only three men In tina British
House OF Commons VINO were there when Victoria
asc. nded the throne. forty-six wears ago. They
are Mr. Gladstone. Mr.. Talbot. member for Gls-
morgan shore. and Mr.. Viliers. member for VOL
verhsmpton. Earl Grey is tn on y living member
of the Cabinet that was in office al that time.
A REPRESENTATIVE of he tate University OF
Missouri is examinii z. with reference to purchss-
ing for that institution, be collection Of fossil
veItebIse eloDei Professor D. Cope, OF
Philadelphia, which T. said to be one of the most
complete IN the country If not positively the
comIleiest. TIE rice asked BY Professor Cope is
SiC0COc.
Yews, Gays an exchange is one # the intellectual
ard physical steam engines of that city. She j.
editor and proprietor of the Legal News. an able
lswyer, q good wife, model mother. a splendid
housekeeper. possesses social qualities of very
| high order and does moro work every day OF her
life than twenty ordinary Chicago lswyerF.
A CORRESPONDENT fro Bell describes the TO
lowing street scene He rays: "I noticed ga
| yourg dandy driving smar Eagish dog cart,
| while his negro servant sat beside him smoking
| cigar. Astonished at such e sight turned to one
! OF the bystande's for ga explanation. when was
stll more astonished to hear that the negro, whom
/ bad taken for the servant was the master. and
| Il at the white dandy was a cockney driver i'm
ported from Lor don exp essly mark the wealth,
I fashion and importance of his sable master"
CLENTECEAU owes his Introduction 90 fans to
Dumas the younger who some sixteen years ago
wrote & sensational novel entitled IL Afaire
| Clemenceau," which relstsd how an srtst of that
name, after many cor jugsl iuielicires killed bis
wife with rcper cutter. The future statesman
wes then & medical student. and rs his name vas
! en- uncommon one he oidnt ike 70 have II taus
l Ised IN ;ho novel. But Dumas declined TO change
IT, Soc Alter Cieme, cesu opened dispensary a.
MOntmarsrc snd Il Is sAif that feveral his earl
70 TENS really believed him the hero OF :he novel
1 One day 10 set the broken sakio OF nun. and
| Then called twice al the convent 70 see how she