Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-20
GLRANINaS.

Miss Carrie Kilgore has again been
denied admission 10 the bar at Phila-
delphia.
Two St Louis street car conductors
have been arrested for MASKING"
young girls.
A Niagara Falls undertaken has EN-
balmed an unclaimed body and shows
it as a sample
1t turned out that George Holt, a
Newport r. l., official, had four
wives, and he left town suddenly.
Ten storm windows on the New
York capitol at Albany, cost 81, 141,
and an investigation will follow.
Francois Lambert, blind New
York beggar, said TO be worth $50.
600, has been sent to Blackwelrs Is
land as vagrant.
Ninety-one wills deposited in the
Berlin royal codrt fifty years ago are
still lying there unopened and with
out claimants.
Easter Sunday and the new spring
bonnet will be here April IS.
Ex-senator Simon Cameron cele-
brated on Saturday in Florida his
S5th birthday.
Denis Kesrney, the broken down
agltator, is now running an employ
ment bureau in San Francisco.
Tha poet Longfellow's daughters
are receiving considerable social at
tention in England They will return
to this country in the summer.
The Russian Minister and Nine De
Survive, in Washington, gave a break
fast party yesterday, in honor of Miss
Ellen Terry, the actress.
George L. Lorillard. the famous
American turfman, has decided to re-
tire, and his training stables and
stock at lslip, L. l., are to be sold. Ill
health prompted this unexpected step.
The President gave a state dinner
last evening to party of Senators
and Representative and their wives
The table was laid with fifty four
covers. Among the guests were Sena-
tor and Mrs. Sherman.
Mr. Michael Lawyer. the father.in-
law of the Hon III. 9. Burchard,
the Director of the UnitedsStates Mint,
died OF Freeport ILL.,, aged 70 He
had been a resident of Freeport for
thirty eight years.
The wife and daughter of ex-Sena-
tor Reuben Il. Fenton, of New York,
are spending few days in Washing
ton on their way to Florida. ,.v..
Gen. Longstreet stands 6 feet 9
inches high and weighs over 200, but
he IS aging very fast, his hair is
white, his eyes are dim and his hear
ing hard.
joaquin Miller it is said, makes
800 week by writing one New York
letter and manifolding it TO ten differ
ent newspapers. If that is true, it
beats the 'patent inside business all
hollow.
Gen. Grant has not been much Of
reader. He has books in plenty, but
they were rarely opened. Since his
injury he has had an opportunity TO
get acquainted with his library,
and he may yet become a literary fell
low.
Clinton j. Warren, "A Chicago ar
chitect, has arrived at Las Vegas, N.
M with plans for the new Montezumo
Hotel at the Hot Springs, which will
be built at once by the Atchison, To
pska and Santa Fee Road, to take the
place of the one which was recently
burned.
The senate committee an foreign re-
lations has reported adversely on the
resolution TO pay the widow Of Gener-
al Jesse H. Moore, Of Illinois, his sal
airy as consul at Callao for the re-
mainder Of the official year, on the
ground that there is no precedent for
such gift.
-Four legs, three arms and two heads
were broken between Twenty third
and Fftieth streets, New York, Fri
day night by icy sidewalks,
Boston is going to dispace electric
street lights with gas. Her 381 cleo
trio lights cost her last year, $83 749,
while Q, 623 gas lamps cost only $780,
3S1.
Lucy Shepherd, of Rock Hill, N. j.,
six months ago lost an elegant dia-
mond earring. At her funeral the
other day it was found in a roast
chicken.
The venerable Rev. Mr.. David
Winters, of Dayton, Ohio, recently
married his 4, 980th couple, and after
the ceremony wished the bride as
much happiness as had been the lot of
her good father and not less estimable
grandfather, at whose wedding he had
had the pleasure of officiating.