The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-03
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.

BLoUET (Max O'RelD will reside two years in this
country.
MRS. A. T. STEWART has all the doors inside of her
New York palace hung with pansy velvet.
| TENNIE CLAFLTN's husband, the Visconde de Mon
serrata is rich dealer in India shawls in London.
| JAMES REDPATH is the Office editor of the
| North American Review. He sunk $40 900 in Red
| paths Weekly.
THE Countess de Rochfoucaud and the Countess de
Bethune appear the real estate assessment rolls in
New Orleans for 500 900.
A RELIGIOUS family recently advertised in an
English religious paper for "a parlor maid who knew
| her place, and feared the Lord"
| A LONDON critic has discovered that Lady Con-
stance Towards book etiquette, just published in
London was stolen bodily from a manuscript written
many years ago.
THE Bishop of London ntly preached tos1 900
musicians of East London. They marched to Christ
Church. Watney street. mostly in uniform. His text
was Matt. XVI, 80.
| SENATOR MCPHERSON of New Jersey, has ceased
speaking to Secretary Bayard because the latter said
to him. sharply, he entered his Office: BE brief
| sir, my time is valuable"
| THE young women of Smith College, in Massachu.
ets. to have astronomical observatory with
telescope whose objectglass will be larger than any
| other object glass in New England
LORD RosEBERY, in of mis- recent electioneer-
ing speeches, told story of his little girl The child
talking to her and said when told not to
fret about something that she could not help think
ing, because she could not make her mind sit down.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN's mother is still alive, in her
eightyf year. She invalid and in the begin
ming of the she expected to live until
autumn. During the summer she has been at Drifton
haG xy:s;t;
two weeks ago.
If wants handle to his name he should go
to Germany and discover mcrobe. Before he
came across the cholera microbe, DIR. Koch was sim.
ply Dr. Koch; and now he is Herr Geheimer Medi-
cinalrath Professor DR.. Robert Koch. with several
counties to hear from.
MEMBERS of Mr. Blaines family saw that IL ia their
expectation to remain in Maine during the winter No
| house has been taken at Washington, and any visit
there would be only of temporary character Mr.
Blaine expects finish the second and last volume Of
his book by the holidays.
The Independent wishes Unitarian contem porary
to give its authority for saying that the Roman Cath
ole Church teaches the damnation of all heathens
eve do not remember where" adds the writer, land
the doctrine of invncbe ignorance opens an escape
for it. Indeed the eat missionary Jesuit order have
taken pains teach that the heathens are not neces
sariy lost"
JAMES d. FISH very much resembles at present thu
photographs of John Quincy Adams when he was
alb out seventy. Mr. Fshs face is longer than that of
Adams, but the eyes, bald brow, Uranium, and the
rapidly ageing expression singularly recall Mr.
Adams's portraits. He was cast in solid mold like
that of an old Cape Cod or Eastern Connecticut
farmer. His voice in the past few months has be-
come on the quaver of sob He does not do much
crying before people. but that almost pitiful voice
suggests that he may have done much weeping alone
His voice comes out of deep. manly chest. and
rugged and heavy, and still has some lines of that
kind but there is an inward agony there.
ROBERT s. CAMPBELL, of London. says: II don't
believe that half the reports which have been so in
dustriousy circulated in America concerning the hus
band of Mrs Sartors nee Nellie Grant, have a word
of truth in them. He is by model man,
but to say that he Is drunkard gambler and lib