Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-12
BRIEF ITEMS.
Miss Emily Faithful is in Canada.

Albany. The season is over three
weeks later than last year.
Gen. Fevrier succeeds Gen. Chanzy
| in the French army. he bears a
wound in the face, received IN rather
peculiar circum stances, it having been
inflicted at the attack on the entrench-
ments of Dupel. in the Danish war Of
1864. while he yes mere looker-on.
The Boston evening papers were sold
by the following dispatch, dated:
"Rjchford, VT, April l Yesterday
Young man named Osier died from the
fleets of swallowing lead shots, taken
to cure boils. In swallowing them one
was miscarried, and worked up into
the brain, causing death"
The German Emperor will leave
Berlin about the middle of this month
for Wiesbaden, where he will remain
till the end of May. He will then re-
turn to Berlin for week, after which
he will proceed 10 Ems. The empress
will go to BAden-Baden. and alter stay
ing there for six weeks will proceed to
the Electoral Palace at Coblentz, her
favorte summer residence.
Social improprieties are not toler-
ated on the part of the governor of the
Empjre State, At Lenten dinner it
ia said that Governor Cleveland tucked
/ his napkin under bis chin. The five
, families who lead Albany society were
unit in characterizing the act as In
} "wretched form," and Governor Cleve-
land is likely to suffer for his rural
simplicity, as did Governors Clark and
, Fenton before him.
Harper's Bazaar says: "Miss Burr, the
. Massachusetts lady living in North
a Carolina, whom David Davis has mar
s ried, has known him for twenty years,
t When he became president pro tenn.
o of the senate she sent him q cote of
: congratulation, and this led to the
q courtship. The brides trousseau con-
v tanned fifteen CONNECTIONS by WORTH
G probably so called because the sweetest
: thing out. The groom's gift was a pair
of diamond solitaire earrings, suitably
large"
, The Shah of Persia will visit st. Pc
Q tersburg in the month of April, but will
! not await the festivities for the corona
| ton of the Gar. He will then proceed
to Berlin and amsterdam, to visit the
| lDte1DaIlOINl
Il tha courts OF Brussels, Paris, London
J. and Vienna, returning to Persia by
1t way of Rome, Athens and Constantine
= pie.
" Private letters from London state
: that Gladstone is visibly failing. He no
= longer shows indefatigabe interest in
matters going on in Parliament. Those
who are best informed as to his condi-
ton and his views, seem to be pretty
< unanimously of the opinion that ne will
,r hand over the reins at an early date to
A Lord Harrington, and seek repose IN
d the Upper House.
!. The marriage of Prince Louis Ferdi-
a nand, of Bavaria, to tho lufanta Maria
/, de la Paz was celebrated in the chapel
n of the royal palace at Madrid, Spain,
il with the usual state ceremony. The
N Patriarch of the Indies was Fpresent.
q. The king and queen of Spain We're
a. sponsors. The groom is the eldest son
n o: the late Prince Adalbert. uncle of
Al King Louis, of Bavaria, and the.bride.is
- the second sister of King Alfonso.
ed They are aged "a and q years re-
specnvely.
Hon. John M Hungerford, of Corn.
bo ing, n. Y, ex-member of congress
~ from the twenty ninth congressional
- district of that state, is dead. He was
49, born at Vernon, N. Y, December 3,
i 1925; was graduated ut Hamilton Col
~ lege in 1916, engaged in the banking
:! business at Corning in 1646 and COM
=, menced political life as a delegate to
as the republican national convention al
W Philadelphia in 1872 He was elected
o % as a republican to the forty-ftth con
gress, serving his native state from
oct October Is, 1877.
IRE Mr.. Elbridge G. Keith, President o
i'll the Union League Cub of Chicago
de sent telegram to Washington, in be
Mt. half of the club, rendering an invita-
&C. ton and reception to President Arthur
in Chicago. The president said that Il
Or. was his purpose to make trip to tn,
Ter west during the summer, but he hac
no not determined upon the time. HI
will certainly visit Chicago on his way
be The invitation of the Union League
&C. Club will be presented to him, and it Il
as hoped that he will accept.
as LET men and women go forth into tn
as sweet airs of heaven, tread the green
ness OF N6rudnI swarm duu lub Win lON
iy' ing fingers tho branches of buddin
growth, if they want to know hoy
'eu Adam and Eve felt in the garden. Gu
Ell Eden is Just as blooming, as fragrant
lex as newly-created, as the Eden of tn
races who have gone to press a sweete
'lu sward and smell loyelier air tina
ne these, because they are finer to sens
III and the sense to feel and understan
ny taem is finer Many talk of spirit III
les and spirit name as though they ha
aiS none of their own, but depended who
AK ly upon the sense of spiritual existenc
my in others. Why we are all spirits, az
ne veioping the fine sweet essences dan
ny and in just that plentitude that
oi ourselves choose. National tarme
ore
Seven Men and One Lean Shad.