Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-04-05
PERSONAL And nPFRsONAI.

Chicago is reported to have sixty
Lour millionaires among whom are Cyrus
b. Mccormick, Marshal Field, "Longtt
John" Wentworth and George NJ. Pull
man. Eight of the sixty-four are
bankers.
Mrs. Betsy Hastings Perkins died at
Taunton, Mass, the other morning, aged
one hundred and two years and nine
days. Some of the children who survive
her have already attained ripe ages, Mrs.
Solomon Woodward, of Taunton, being
nearly eighty years old.
N--Rev. DR.. Mark Hopkins, at the fu-
neral of William E. Dodge, said:.
y judged by the standard of service to
God and his fellow-man, William E.
lodge was more than a prince among
men," 1t is said that his benefactions
amounted to $1,000 q day.-M T.
Graphic. 'd q, - .t
-Senator5Cullom says his lucky num-
Der IS SIX. He was page in the Illinois
Legislature for six years; eight years a
member OF the Legislature, four years of
which he was Speaker, making an aver
age OF SIX for each; six years Governor
OF the State; and now to be six years in
the United States Senate. Chicago Her
aid, -. ..,.-,
Rev. DIR. Chapelle says had he known
or suspected that Senator Tabor or Mrs.
Lizzie McCourt had gone through the
Divorce Court he would not have Off
clated IN their marriages. He made what
he thought careful investigation, and if
the statement concerning divorce is cor
rect he AYERS he was misinformed by the
parties concerned. The Catholic Church
does, not allow its clergy to. lsolemnize
marriages when either party has been
divorced. Washington Star - .,t
"Kayanagh, the cab-driver and in
former who has given evidence for the
Crown against the men accused of the
murder of Lord Cavendish and Secretary
Burke in Dublin, T" says the Troy IN. Y.
Press, sis former Trojan. About. eight
years ago he left Troy to return to Ire
land. While here he was hacE-driver.
Previous to Kavanagh's leaving Troy he
said to some friends that he had saved
some $500 and was going back to Dublin
to purchase caband remain there during
the balance of his life" s-
..-.-General Bradley johnson, in plead
ing cause recentlyin Baltimore court,
said: when judgment has been OBJ
tanned IN United States court and an
execution issued to the marshal to be
levied on property in the possession of
the trustee, no State court or Chancellor
can stop the execution of that process by
injunction. You have heard of thunder
bolts, but you never saw such a thunder
bolt as would descend if such an attempt
were made to arrest the arm of United
States Court stretched out under the au-
thority of the Constitution of the United
States"
-"senator Bayard started in life"
whites vivacious Washington cor
respondent, Gas clerk in Philadelphia
hardware store; Senator Beck began as
farm hand, Congerl as a. lumber hand,
Davis, of West Virginia, as a brakeman;
Dawes as a school teacher, Fair as bar
tender, Farley as coach driver, German
as Senate page, Jones, of Florida, as
carpenter, McDill as department clerk,
Morrill, as country store keeper, Plumb
as a printers devil, Sawyer as a laborer,
Sherman as a surveyor, and Vest as re-
porter" And these men are now SEN
ators Chicago Tribune. Il ...a. a-j tt