Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-11

4 the nervous system is, according to DR.
/ H. P. Sharns, of the Hartford Retrea
/ for the Insane, owing to the fact that
/ the larger par: of the twenty-four hours
is spent within doors by the masses of
tie people.
/ Gambetta's last words took the form
of q prayer of thsnkfulness that death
was coming to end his suffering: ~ am
/ lest; it is useless to hide it; but have
suffered so much that death will be a
deliverance.
Gov. 81. John, of Kansas is to start
out on an extended temperance lectur-
ing tour SOON after his retirement from
Office, during which ne Will speak in
New York and Brooklyn, and go as
far east sa Boston.
1t is said that the life of the noet
| Whittier is much disturbed by women.
One wealthy widow actually proposed
to him, and other women have made
violent love to him without avail.
1t is reported that w. Anderson, a
young telegraph operator at Lachute,
Quebec, who recently fell air to $780,
600, has received notice of the death Of
another uncle in Scotland leaving him
100000.
James Murdoch, the veteran TRACE
dian and elocutionist, has signed a con-
tract to play Hamlet at the dramatic
festival in Cincinnati next April, with
Mccullough, Barrett and McVicker in
the cast.
Hon. Levi 2. Morton, United States
minister at Paris, telegraphs from Paris
that the American legation there feels
keenly the death of Gambetta, who
was a devoted friend of the United
States.
George Gould, son of Jay Gould, has
become so enthusiastic an admirer OF
Mod eska, the tragedienne, that he has
rented by the week q box at Booths
thester, New York, where she is now
acting.
One of the competitors for the $10,-
900 offered by Ohio for the hest bust of
Garfield, took his model to Mrs. Gar
field, Monday, and she very soon de-
cided that it was = very good likeness
of Judge Stanley Matthews.
Nellie Hazeltine, the S.. Louis beau
ty, who became noted through a fight
brought on by filtration with an actor
several years ago, mas gone on the
stage. She is now Mrs. Panamore,
having married the man who under
took to whip the actor.
William III. Vanderbilt, the railroad
magnate, expects to sail fol Havana
Saturday. He will be accompanied by
his son George and Captain Jacob Van
derbilt. The trip will be for pleasure
only, and Mr.. Vanderbilt " i'll be absent
about two weeks.
The wife of Lieutenant Governor
Tabor, of Colorado, filed com plant for
divorce at Denver, Tuesday afternoon,
and within four hours she was freed
from her marriage bonds. Tabor has
given her city property valued at $780,
coo.
Surgeon General, w. j. Dale, Of
Massachusetts,, retires f.om Office with
the incoming of Governor Butler, after
twenty.one years service for the state.
He is the last remaining active MEM
Der Of Governor Andre WIS staff of the
war period.
One year Maurice Barrymore was
Fanny Davenport's leading man, and
they quarrelled, aud for thirty weeks
they travelled the country over, he
playing Romeo to her Juliet, Orlando
to her Rosalind, etc, and the two never
spoke word to each other outside of
their characters on the stage.
One of the wealthiest of United
States Senators is George II PendletoR.
1t would take at least 100000 year,
it is said, to maintain his several places
of residence--his elegant winter home
in Washington, his mansion in Cincin-
natl, his cottage at Conway, n. H., and
his villa at Mount Desert, Me.
In the county court at Denver Col,
by agreement between the attorneys,
Mrs. Tabor, the unhappy wife
of the demoralized lieutenant
governor of that state, was given a d.
vorce from her husband, on the ground
of desertion, with $3.50, 900 alimony.
If the gossips are to be believed,
Oscar Wildes sudden departure for
Europe was caused partly by the fact
that "the LILY" had superseded him as
"nine' days WONDER" ond partly be-
cause she would not have him dwadling
in her wake. Sensible Lily.