Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26
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King Louis. of Bavaria, is building
palace which he wants to excel ev-
cry other royal palace in the world,
in every way.
Admiral Hobart Pasha, command
err of the Turkish navy, looks like Mr.
Blaine. He is the natural son of an
English Duke
Mrs. Ex-Presldent Rutherford B.
Hayes, of Ohio. presides at temper
snce meeting at the Lake Bluff camp
ground.
The Rev. Brooke HEREFORD, late of
Chicago, now of Boston, has an article
in the August Atlantic Monthly on
The Trustworthiness or Early Tradi-
ton
The oldest business man IN Con
nect.cut is Colonel George l.. Perkins,
Of Norwich, who is in his 95th year,
and is Treasurer of the Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Company.
Captain Shaw, Chief of the London
Fire Brigade who was seriously in
iured some time ago, has recovered
sufficiently to resume his duties.
United States Senator Butler, of
South Carolina, appointed ms son to
the West Point Military Academy.
and people are accusing him of nepot-
ism.
Mr. Louis Prang, the well-know art
publisher, has purchased land at Hull,
Mass, and viii have a fine summer
residence built there.
Robert G. Blaine, brother of James
G.. Blaine, has been appointed Cura-
tor of the Museum at the Agricultural
Department at Washington.
The Duke and Duches Of Villaviosa
travel together in Europe rather quiz
city. When they are at home they
are King and Queen of Portugal.
Secretary Frelinghuysens daugh-
tiers luncheon parties IN Newport X.
l.. are quite celebrated. Mr. Freling-
huvsen himself is in New Jersey on
his farm.
Mr. Charles G.. Reynolds, the book
keeper in the office of the Boston City
Treasurer, has held his position for
more than forty years. He is now 50
years of age.
There is death to bangs in every
breeze that blows from France. Parl-
sian beauties now wear the haircomb-
ed back from the forehead. The bangs
must goa good radiance.
Three historians of America. George
Bancroft Palfrey and Sparks, studied
ut the same school, in Exeter, \. Y,
boarded in the same house, and paid
their board from the same charitable
fund
Mr.. John Mccullough, the actor, is
recovering from his latest illness, and
saws that unless he has relapse, he
viii begin his next season as arranged
ON August 20, at Denver, Col.
The Pittsburg Dispatch very appro-
priatelv places over its account of the
marriage of the manager of a life-ln-
surance company this heading: lie
placed an important risk.
The Rev. Adirondack" Murray
saws he intends to open law Office IN
New York City and another at San
Antonio, Tex, and devote himself in
the future to the practice of that pro
fession.
DR.. I. S. r. Miller, colored, has
been elected a member of the Metro
politan Museum of Art, New York,
being the first colored man elected to
such membership DIR. Miller was
born a slave in Charleston, s. c., IN
1916. and graduated at Howard UNI
versity, Washington IN 1874.
On his way to Yellowstone park
with General Sherman, Chief justice
Waite, of the United States supreme
court, was thrown from his horse IN
Montana and received painful but not
alarming injuries. He will soon re
turn to Fort Smelling and await the
arrival of his companions
A few years ago two of the bellies
of Newport were the twin daughters
of Maturin Livingstone, OF New
York. One of them married an Eng
Hsh lord. The other is the wife OF a
son of d. O. Mills. the millionaire
banker of New York, and she has re-
Gently presented him with pair OF
twins.
Why they do not speak. "Oh,
rood morning. my dear, I'm so glad
TO see you; but you must excuse me
if | keep right on packing. We go
to the seaside this afternoon. . The
seaside Oh, my, how could you =
Yes the seaside, Cicely. dear It is
SO charming. the breeze is so braclng
and" Yes, but how bedrabbled
one looks at the seaside But then
YOU always did look better with your
dresses limpsey lopse. For some
reason there is a perfect indifference
on the part Of these friends as to
where each other goes.
Mrs. Sargent. wife of the American
Minister at Berlin, IN letter describ-
ing call upon the Empress OF Ger
many, said Her Majesty surprised
me by asking about my daughter Liz
zie. She had heard that Lizzie begah
the study of medicine in California.
was now continuing it in Zurich. We
are much interested in medicine, the
Empress added, and then spoke Of the
"A civil war in America and the Franco
"a Prussian war, saying that the Ger
mans had GAINED much valuable IN