The Indianapolis journal., 1883-03-13

said to be highly thought of and at times sup-
ported in financial things by Commodore Gar
rison. And Ulysses, or "Buck," having had HE
ups and downs, is clear of the world, and has
smart partner named Ward, the son-inlaw of
deceased bank cashier.
ST. LOUIS husband, who has left his wife,
writes: al Was Missing money out of my Pocket
Finally had to lock My Pantooons up Nights
the Way She Would Talk about folks Was Sin
TO david Crockett the Six Weeks We Ware to-
gether 1t Was Come and so you Shant She Never
Called me Geo or mr. Little it Was go Come or
Shant."
LONDON Special: "Mrs. Lowell had sufficiently
recovered from her long illness. contracted at
,, Madrid, TO be presented at the drawing room
Tuesday. The Queen, who had offered to re-
ceive her privately If she were unable otherwise
to attend, greeted her cordially, and afterward
sent for MIR. Lowell to express to him her pleas
ure at seeing his wife at court"
AFTER unique career OF mingled pIety and
depravity, the Rev ex-Mayor Kallocn, of San
Francisco, is apparently settling down to honest
business. He now lives ON his large Santa Cruz
ranch, and devotes his time to raising fine cattle.
He is building extensive barns and catte-sheds
aud making other improvements on his property
that indicate his intention to spend the remain
der of. his years there.
DisMARCkS nealtn lS no uOuDt DTedk--
ing. He is confined to his bed One of there
cent utteranees attributed to him is this; "Ifit
were not for me, the world would have seen
three great wars less, and $4,000 who died in
their bloom might have lived, and how many
parents, brothers, sisters, widows would have
been spared their grief and tears" The Prince
, is very sick man, or he never said it,
"a RUSSIAN" in the New York Sun: "De they
torture political criminals in Russa3 Prince
KrapOtkine says some of the regicdes were SUBJ
mitted to torture by electricity, and all st.
Petersburg says the same thing. 1t is also gem
orally known in St. Petersburg that KarakozoR,
would-be regicde, was prevented from sleeping
for several days till, in his unconscious state, he
revealed his name. 1t is known. also, that pris-
oners are sometimes dosed with prisoners drugs,
and while under their influences, are induced
to reveal their secrets"
MR.. BLAINE is now writing his new book with.
| out an amanuensis, beginning after breakfast
and working about three hours daily at the COM
position; he devOtes some OF the remainder OF
( the day to library and documentary research,f
and occasionally to personal inquiries. He has
, made contract with New England publishing
house, and will issue the first volume at the clog
| of the present year or at the first of next. Th
distinguished author will, it is understood, paY
high compliment to Mr.. Jeferson's diplomaE
talent, and will deal with Mr.. Conking and 4
living compeers with generous and appre&
tive hand
OF the close friendship between the poet Lq
fellow and the late g. w. Greene, the historh
Appha Howard, in her "reminiscences ST
"Longfellow used to say, can talk with q
many people, but 1 can say every thing
Greene 1t to Greene that he sent the
thetc message, My wife is dying-cnme to
1t was to Greene that he exclaimed, after
sudden and terrible death, Il was one mOms
the summit of earthly felicity, and the ne
the extremity of human misery 1t
Greene that he said, years after, as II
preached the house in Cambridge, on re-
from walk, Il never open this gate r,
y. "'i0' Tho
-AS' '"o ~ 'Ao NV DiO"-"' fect
y 'iP'"- De'" e0H ~ Wv tr0w
that the slightest allusion to the joy
of the past was understood at once"