Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-05-25
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Governor ELECT Bourne, of Rhode
Island, has returned from his European
trip.
Colonel Charles Mapleson. of mana
gerial fame, has left New York for Ell
rope.
Mr.. Stevens, the American minister
20 Swe den, has resigned and will return
to his home in Name in June.
The health of Montgomery Blair, OF
Maryland, gives his friends much con-
Germ.
The late Bishop Peck recently gave
all his property to the Syracuse Uni
versity.
General James A. Beaver will de-
liver an address in Latrobe on Decors-
ZION Day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stone has given $25.-
600 to found in Washington home for
widows.
Baron Lage1felt, wealthy Swede,
left New York for the Territories to buy
land.
Senator Rollins successor will be
elected by the New Hampshire
Legislature that is to meet on the 30th
instant.
Professor Tyndall has resigned the of
fee of Scientific Adviser to the English
Board of trade and the lighthouse au-
thorities.
Emery A. Storrs, of Chicago, is to de-
liver the commencement address at the
State University of Iowa, on Monday,
June Is.
The late Mr.. Mackay, of Montreal,
Canada, left requests amounting to
$43 600 for Pfesby terrain churches and
institutions.
William Chambers of the publish
ing firm of w. & R. Chambers, of
London and Eienburg, is dead aged
SO.
Montreal is excited over q report
that O'Donovan Rosa, the dynamite
warrior, is secretly proving about that
cry.
United States Senator Don Cameron
and family sailed from New YORK
Saturday for Europe, on the steamer
Celtic.
The funeral of Bishop Jessie I. Peck
will take place in Syracuse, N. Y, Mon
day next. Bishop Simpson will deliver
the funeral address.
General Booth, of the Salvation
Army, says his hair is turning grey,
and he is growing old prematurely,
all because of the Wickedness of the
world.
Rear Admiral R. N. Stembel, United
States navy, and his wife, intend de-
parting for Europe next month, accom-
panied by their daughter ard grand.
daughter.
Commander Frederick Smith, of
the navy, is being tried by court
martial in Brooklyn, New York, on
charges of scandalous conduct in
having made duplicate assigum ents of
pay.
Henry Ru9sel, the composer of ga
Life on the Ocean Wave" is still wing
in England, hale and hearty. He is
proud of the growing fame of his son,
W. Clark Russell, the novelist.
Ex-Governor Coburn, of Maine, is
having a tract OF land at Skowhegan
turned into a park, to be presented by
l11L1A w AAiC So"h'
Minister Morton will give a ball in
Paris on the % b inst. He has in
vited the prominent members Of the
English colony to attend.
Commodore Fish's first trip in his
yacht, the Grayling, cost him s. 500 as
well as the duckIng. 1t will cost the
amount mentioned to put the vessel in
shape again.
Ex-Governor Frederick Smyth, of
New Hampshire. has just reached home
after a tour of 10 900 miles in the Old
World.
The Rev. DIR. Hornblower, of the
Western Theological Seminary, was
stricken with paralysis while preaching
in Pittsburg, Pa.
is credited with the intention of estab-
fishing at Versailles, France, a home
for aged and destitute authors and jour
nalists.
Ann Eliza Young, nineteenth wife of |
the late Mormon prophet, was married |
on Saturday at Lodi, o. to Moses r. |
Dunnipg, banker of Manistee, Mich.
Professor Charles Avery, who WAS |
professor of chemistry in Hamilton |
college, Clinton n. Y, for thirty five |
years, from 1884 to 1859, is dead, at the
age OF 81.
NJ. de Failiffet, who, If is said, ia to
come to Washington as the successor
of NJ. Roustan, the French minister,
once fought duel with Charles Astor
Bristed, of New York.
King William, of Holland. is large,
rather stern looking man of 63 years of
age. Queen Emma il 40 years his
Junior, and IL pretty and graceful, Nth
an afable manner.