Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-12-31

Mr. Sporgeon, the great English
preAchcr, hos gone to the South Of
France Tor the winter.
--Thcro are four hundred and nfty-
two womon editors in England more
than w all the rest of Europe combined.
Tic widow Of tho late ex Governor
Morgan, OF New York, has n collection
Of bric-a-brac and paintings valued at
$1,000, ,000.N y Times.
The death IS announced Of Anton
Herman Jamrach, at the age of forty-l
four. at his home in Poplar, LondonI
The ramc of this naturalist and inf
porter Of wild animals is known all
over the world.
e. A. Lever, prominent journat-
ist OF New Orleans, who served at va
rious times in the American. Pcruyig.n,
Chilian and Mexican armies, has bytn
commissioned Brigadict-Gcneralf by
the Honduras Government.
General Grant and Bishop Simp5ion,
Of the Methodist Episcopal Chui'ch,
were first cousins. The Bishops fdthcr
and the Generals mother were brother
and sister. Their father and mblher
were Irish, from County Tyrone IN
y World.
Here is a remarkable instance Of
longevity: On October 10, l7lS, s lephcn
Hickes was appointed 90 the Redtory Of
Blisland, in Cornwall. Eng. 1Hc was
succeeded in April, 1880, by William
1 Pyc, who was in turn suceoedcd IN Feb
/ ruary. 1884, by Francis Woolcbck Pyc,
who is still living.
-"M. Grcvy," says a chatfy person
in Paris, "is very rich and very
misorly. He cats plain fool because
he is too stiugy to buy dainti les. How
| much he Is worth no one knows, but IL
can not well be less tlIan S7l5OO.00 q
large part of which is in Paris houses
And he is saving money all the time
out Of his salary" r.
john b. IIignut, aged beventy-thrco.
and Clarissa Brose, only one yearyoung
er, were married at SeafJrl recently 10y
Rev. j. f. Nicholson. Who received q
| cool "We are much Obliged 10 YOU for
the accommodation. Tie aged pair
had driven into Seaforl from Caroline
County. Md. whore II n belonged
Baltimore american.
AT a recent marrilege in Ohio the
bride, Miss Morris, wore a dress that
was imported from P!lris In 17l2 for a
wedding, and has been in the family
ever since, being used only on such oc-
casions. II was worn again in l776 as
q wedding-dress, but not again till the
other day when Miss Morris donned It..
Not a stitch has been altered or added
to II, and IL is in rs good condition as
when new Clercidnd Leader.
Mime. Adelina Patti will be mar
ricd to Sig. Nicolini in June next that
is to say. In the legal period Of ten
months after her divorce from the Mar
quis de Caux. Nicolini's real name is
Ernest Nicholas. ana he belongs to u
humble French family. His wife, from
whom he has been divorced by mutual
consent, and from whom he had been
separated many years, Is an Italian lady
named Maria Annata.
-Harvey ID. Golvin, Chicago agent
for the United States and Pacific Ex-
press Companies, has Leen made Su-
| perintcndent with headquarters ut
Chicago, aud Is succeeded as agent by
Alonzo Wygant Mr.. Wygant COM
menced working for the United States
Express Company in 1868, and for
meritorious services has been promoted
from his original situation, Of money
deliveryman TO assistant cashier, then
TO cashier, then 10 assistan hgent, and
finally 10 his present positiqA Of agent
of the two companies. Nj, Wygant
has made his own way, and bay safely
be called A self-made man. 3hilS the
express companies have eYefy reason
to be proud Of him.