The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-28

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Capt. Jack Hussey, a gateman at Castle
Garden, New York, jumped overheard
on Wednesday and saved from drowning
an emigrant who weighed at least 800
pounds. Capt. Hussey has saved
twenty-seven persons from drowning.
Jay Gould says: EFF / were to give q
dime to charity whore dollars are de-
manded, / would be bankrupted within
q year. One-half of the world seems to
be engaged in begging of the other
half
Miss Eaton, Professor Of Chemistry
at Wellesley College, is taking a two
years course in this branch at Runhan
College, Cambridge England.
General Beauregard lives in a hand
some modern, raised cottage house,
with mansard roof, on the west side Of
st. Charles avenue, between Clio and
Erato streets, in New Orleans. He also
owns o fine plantation on the Teche,
will make money out Of his just pub
lished book, is a stockhclder ia she
Louisiana Lottery company, and alto
gether is comfortably we'll of, though
he came out of the war comparatively
poor.
Mr.. Arthur Wellesley Peel, the
new speaker of the house Of commons,
is the youngest SON Of the celebrated
statesman, Sir Robert Peel. He was
born in 1929, was educated at Elton and
Oxford, and entered parliament in
1862 for Warwick. He was secretary
to the Poor Law Board, parliamentary
secretary to the Board of Trade and In
1873, ministerial whip. He retired
with Mr.. Gladstone in February, 1873
but Id April, 1880 became under secre-
tary for the Home Department.
Mile. Nevada, the American prima
donna, received the rite OF Catholic bap-
tism at the English Passionist Church
in Paris. Mrs. Mackay acted as spon-
sor. The ceremony was private. Mile,
Nevada was dressed in pure white, with
her hair flowing down her shoulders.
Mrs. Mackay seut a present of a bon-bon
box OF massive oxydized silver, inlaid
with geld.
A letter from Rome to the Baltimore
Sun says: "The model in clay in its
rude form Of the national Garfield sta
tue is now completed. 1t is superb in
physique. The likeness is perfect.
The figure will be from foot to crown.
The pedestal will be about four feet
high, and all in the finest Carrara mar
III. t. oINo.,4 +,,o3vo xoon&1a &ho -
tire work viii be finished and duly pre-
scented by Ohio to the Nation, filing q
place Of honon In the Capitol.
The conviction of Mrs. Haight in
Syracuse for the murder Of her hus-
band, although it doubtless involves the
hanging Of a woman, will give general
satisfaction to those acquainted with the
circumstances of the case. She shot
him in cold blood in his bed in order to
secure some SIS, 900 life insurance mon
| ey. There was no sort of doubt as to
her guilt, as ne was enabled to make pm
| ante-mortem statement that she killed
him. She had previously lost two other
made wills in her favor, presumably in
| Jne same way. 1uBIe - al uuqudiIHtu
spirit Of murder about such q creature
which removes her from sympathy even
under the shadow of the gallows.
General schramm, whose death in
Paris was reported by cable, was one Of
the oldest soldiers of France, not only
in years but in actual service. He en-
| tered the army at the age Of 10, and was
an under-lieutenant afterward. When
he was ID he was made q captain in the
Imperial Guard, in reward for an act
of bravery at the siege Of Dantzig. At
the age Of 10 he held the rank Of colo
mel, and a bold charge at Lutzen secured
him the title Of baron. Before be was
IA years Of age Napoleon made him q
brigadier general. In after years he
made much other honor for himself, but
his youthful career was exceptionally
brilliant, romantic, and picturesque.
He was born in 1889.
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