The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-09-03

when he sold Maud 3. avowing for while that
there was a stratagem to get his fast mare from
him. and gossip says that he visited her stable and
put his arms around her neck. Yet the mare was
sold.
LORD AdPTHIII. Just deceased. when attache at
Washington Lord odo RUSSELL under Lord Ma
pier, was great favoriie there. He had e delight
.ul tenor voice of mucn melting tenderness OF
tone and sang with exquisite taste. At that time he
was convinced that he sbored under heeart disease
snd always carried cara with his address In his
waistcoat packet, in case of kis dropping dead
denly.
MoLTEE the Silent, as be is called, Is tall slea-
der, erect, with a sallow. besrdle-s face, stony
gray eyes and yellow hair, wearin; R cap aud
long military coat Unattended 10y even 4 single
servant he walks through the streets of Berlin
slowly and noiselesSly. Saluted by every soldier
be meets. he returns the courtesy. but apparently
without noticing to whom. and everywhere he re-
tains the cold, absorbed. mysterious manner which
he did not allow to be broken even a. Sedan.
TIE evening before Daniel webster died his
physician repeated 10 him the words. Thy rod
snd Thy staff they comfort me. and Webster re-
piled If in sympathy. but too weak to complete
the sentence, THY rod ana Thy staf-the fat
the fact-I want" Here the matter rested as at
first reported. A Rostonian nov gives what he
declares is the true account. it came 10 him
very directly. Webster asked whether he was
likely to live till morning. DR.. Jereys not will
ing to give positive answer, repeated from tue
twenty-third Psalm. Webster saw the evasion,
and in clear and rather severe tone, said: "'Thy
cd and Thy staff'-the fact, the fact, want"
He desired an answer.
"IT is an important thing in Washington" says
me tl,a
great dignitaries Of State worship. Hayes assisted
Methodist Church to the high plane of fashion
and prosperity. and Garfield did an equal service
for a church of the Disciples. 1t is pointed out
now that II Blaine is elected he will attend the
Church of the Convent. which is being erected on
Connecticut avenue and TO which his wife has
already subscribed $780, Cleveland would prob
ably go to the church when Abraham Lincoln at
tended, where Blaine has pew which he
very rarely fills. the New York avenue Pres5y-
terrain. Hendricks, who has for many years been
senior warden of ST. Pauls Cathedral Church in
indianapolis, would probably attend ST. Johns"
Mrs. CAROLINE BROWNE. the mother OF Charles
F. Browne, who is known to the world as "Arte-
mus Ward" having left in her viii the sum of $500
out Of her scanty savings to erect a monument
over the grave of her son. it is now proposed to
second her effort by dime contributions from all
parts OF the country. This is not the first time an
effort has been made to raise funds for this pur-
pose by popular subscription. Several years ago
the proposition was mace among the typOgraph-
zeal fraternity for every printer to set up thou
sand ems Of type and devote the proceeds to a
monument fund. Large sums were realized by
this movement, hundreds OF men who had for
meTly been type settlers visiting newspaper Offices
to set their thousand ems in memory of Que who
bad honored the calling OF printer. Where the
money went is another question. The talk about
the monument died out in 8 few months, only TO
be revived by this new effort to raise the money
Dime contributions are now called for. aud a. X.
Browne. OF No. SIS street north west, Washing
tor. d. c.. is announced as ready 10 receive any
Subscriptions that may b. forwarded Tor the pur-
pose.