Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21
Peonle md Events

CarIotta Rdttl is teEchIng siDRlDg lu Paris.
 Professor Agassiz is the weaIthiest of American scientists. General Bob Schenck is hving in Washington, at tue age Os 7O- W D. Howells has written the leading Christmas story for St. Nicholas.
 Four cities-NeE York. Buffalo, De- troit, and Atlanta are building cTems- tories.
 The battle-ground of Mission-ry Ridge has heen converted into straw berry patch.
 Roman letters are used by all Chris tian nations except the Germsns, Daues, and Russians.
 An eigh.-year old girl in Mississippi Qa- nodded several statues of high or der of merit.
 James D. Fish, the ex-banker, is Sec retary to the Chaplain st Auburn Prs on, New York.
 Queen Victoria is accused of not hay ing passed one night in London for over fifteen years.
 Mary Anderson will be breakfassed by New York friends at DelmonicO's next Tuesday, Nov. To-
 \ Washington bridegroom recently gave the minister Sl,000 bill for tying the uuptiGl knot.
 There Is a report that Ex-Governor Georze $. B utwell will become editor of the Boston Traveller.
 Chipper fox terrIers are now succeed Ing red Irish setters as the fashionable dog in New York.
 Walt Whitmsn's friends in England have started subscription as a freewIlI offering for his benefit.
 Recent experiments have shown that the first choice among colOrs of all children under years ot age IS yellow.
 The Rev. Thomas Harrison, the Boy Preacher" began H series of revival meetings Tn Milwaukee last night.
 Edwin Arnold Is soon to start on a
 long visit to the scenes be has SO well described in his Light of Asia"
 Rochefort, who Is now sn Inidel, has still iD circulation sonnet written by him and indIted to the Virgin Mary.
 The annual income of a Baltimore chiropodist Is SlO 0oO. He IS employed almost exclusively by the wealthy.
 4 New York man claIns to have dis covered the Garden Oi Eden. and offers to sell the information for Sl0,000.
 A California man IS on hIs way to Washington with a buck-horn chair which he will present to President Cleveland.
 bio Lewis says that wearing large, thick, heavy boots and blue hand-knit stockings will improve a woman's com plexiOn.
 Tue cotton-crop of MT. Richardson, of Mississippi, Is greater than that of all Egypt, snd his plantations are worth S12, ,OO0,OO0.
 NIT. George Stephen, President of l the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, l IS to be knighteI for his rapid cOnstrue- tion of that road.
 Evangelist Moody says that church | fairs are an abominatIOn. lie would | rather worship in a barn than d church | built by such methods.
 \ man in Arkansas a as recently seu- | fenced tO one minutes Imprisonment in | jail for some triiltng OtTens-. He served | hi5 lime and Was formally discharged.
 \ graduate of theological seminary in New York has been refused a license to preach because he lived too expen- sively and dressed Co fashiDuably.
 The age of President Grew is a much discussed question m France. IL x com monly sand tO be Il, but there Is ground for believing that he WIS born iu lSu4.
 Mi-s Bessie Chandler whose poems have appeared Iu several prCm.nen5 peri Dicals, IS q daughter of Commodore Ralph Chandler, ofthe Brooklyn Navy Yard.
 Professor Bernhard otuder, the emi- neat 5V iss gtOlOgIst, on the c iebratIon Di hi- y2i birthday received from Coun- rll of the confederation a silver cup.
 Mrs. E. s. RIce, a widowed daughter Di tEe Rev. Ii. A. Winter, of Madison, Wis. was elected County Clerk, of Lar per County, Kan. at tue election last Eeek
 Savannah, Ga, has a floating bar loom which plies up and down the riv- sr. Small b ats carry the patrons 10 and from the shore. Savannah IS a pro lIbition town.
 A Virginia girl who advertised fer 8 husband n a Dakota paper has received .l9 letters m reply, GUd the posimaster'- | account Of the new business.
 Some seeds Ot an unknown variety, ',ccu;.y found ID the ruins of PompeIi, lrt to be planted in the White House ut Washiu gtoD, ID the hope hat they may germIUate.
 Woodstock, CCBn., had what is called 'a swell old fashIouej hGskiUg' recently iUe-ts came from BJs,on and New fork; the invitations were printed on orn huskE. the grounds liz ted by ,umpk.u jack O lanterns, and 22j bush l- of cJrh husked.
 George W. Gable, the nOvels'. was auqueted by the Lincoln (coiored) Club f Connecticut st Mefiden IhuTsday ycriuc. TLs reception was for tbt !. 'u-pose of expressing sppIccIa,ion of Q lr. Cables srtIcie m the Century Mag zine iu favor of the colrred people.