The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-28

Mrs. A. T. STEWART has all the doors
inside OF her New York palace hung
with pansy velvet.
PRINCE BISMARCK is said to wear
constantly an iron ring bearingin Rus
sian the motto, "Never mind"
COUNT GYLDERSTOPE, a member oi
the Swedish legislation at Washington.
Is to marry daughter OF Millionaire
Flood.
Mrs. GEN. LANDER has left her sum
mer home in Lynn, Mass, and gone
to Washington for the winter, and
next year she will 90 abroad with her
son, who will then be graduated from
Harvard College.
Col. JAMES EDWARD CALHOUN OF
ElbertOn, Ga, a man ofletters, wealth
| and eccentricity, and a near relative
OF John c. Calhoun, will be married in
December to fair widow OF that
state. He is 90 years OF age
NAT GOODWIN, the actor, once re-
celyed West Point cadetship from
John Morrissey, and remained at the
institution about five weeks. Four
weeks OF that time, he says, he spent
in the guard house. Then he left.
AUGUsTE DORCHAIN, poet and dra-
matist. the latest ''conveyer" OF
Shakespeare into French, is but 2S
years old, and is the author of a vol
ume of pOems-"La Jeunesse Pensive''
lately crowned by the Academic
FrancaisC.
THE Hon. J. l.. NJ. Curry is some so
years OF age. He is the only really in
tellectual man we have ever known
who parts his hair in the middle. The
great John Milton did it also. 1t is
a long interval between the two
augusta (Ga.) News.
Ross WINAEs, of Baltimore, who
seems to have made up his mind to
cumber the earth as much as possible,
has shot $50 stays in ROss-shire and
Inverness-shire, Scotland, this season.
Thecost to him of this gentle butchery
Is about $3.50 a stag, or $197, 500
for his years sport.
SIR GEORGE ELLIOTT, who has been
visiting Cyrus Field, is very rich
man. He is the wealthiest coalmine
owner and manufacturer OF cables in
Great Britain. Sir George is a burly,
tough-looking, pink-faced Roundhead,
with Just about as much complaisance
as the average Englishman.
THE library OF the late Richard
Grant White is to be sold by auction
at New York in a few weeks. There are
1900 lots of books, besides a collec-
tiOn OF engrayings and some SO oil
paintings. Several viOlOncellos and
violins, nine bows, two flutes and pic
colo will also come under thehammer.
NJ. CREWS age, which has now be
come question OF practical politics,
has for years been incorrectly given.
There is every reason to believe that
NJ. Grevy, as 2 legel list states, was
born in 1907, instead OF 1918, his
baptismal name being, moreover,
Francois Judith Paul, though he has
adopted Jules.
Col. j. i. BOYD, private secretary
to the governor of Colorado, believes
that he has discovered an electric
device overcoming the law of gravity,
which will enable him to step from the
top OF a fOur-story building to the
street, and citizens of Colorado pro-
pose to assemble to see bim step down
and out.
BISMARCK pays 81, 500 income tax,
the Count Won Hatfield 81 ,291, and
the other German ministers smaller
sums, down to Postmaster General
DR.. Won Stephan, who only pays S214.
These statesmen are quite overshad-
owed in this particular by the kings
of trade, such as Privy Councillor of
Commerce Won Bleichroder, who pays
SIG, 500, and Herr Won Hanseman,
who pays $4,000.