Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
Pennle and EYrnis

ECOplc anu ENtuls
 Bostcn has over 300 charitable sOcie- ties.
 Connecticut has place where old RO- man cuinS are manufactured.
 M Renan's translatlons of the "Songs of SOlomoo" is to bs published this winter.
 Senator Stanford has subscribed S5,- GOO to the Zion Wesleyan College of North Carlins.
 The first English newspaper ever pub lished in Japan by a Japanese has just been issued in Yokohama.
 General. FrancIs A. Walker IS to de- liver twelve lectures on political econo- my in Boston during the winter.
 MT. James Russell Lowell wIll speak at the Pilgrim Society dinner at Ply mouth, Mass, on Forefather's Day.
 There IS an old lady living in Alapsthe. Ga., who was scalped by an Indian dur Ing the Seminole war forty years ago.
 II. C. Burner, the poet, Is to be mar ried to January next to Miss Alice LeOn- ard, q sister of Walter Leonard. of New London.
 A newspaper devoted to suicide and murder will soon be started at Cham bersburg, Pa. IL will be appropriately called death.
 Wilhelmi, the violinist, is living quiet- ly at ms home m MOsbach, and doing only enough practice to keep himself in good condition.
 The only young lady student at the Boston University Law School is called appropriately by the men law students their sister-in-law. George Barnes, once famous as the Mountain Evangelist of Kentucky, is now a missionary Tn India for the Church of England.
 Five years ago there were about 100 varieties of chryssnthemums cultivated in Massachusetts. Now there are over 1000 varieties.
 An Amencsu has been appointed by the King of Corea to he chief farmer with a view to introducing our yegeis- bles into that country. Pearlie Gleason, a little girl only 2 years old, took the first prize for oil painting at the Los Angeles fair. Her subject was Christmas Roses"
 Mrs. Jennie Caldwell Nixon will en. deavor to fill Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. place in the New Orleans Exposition as superintendent of women's work.
 A hfe-size crayon portrait of the Hon Hannibal HsslIn, ~ho IS President oi tn Tsrratine Club, fl Bangor, has beer hung ID the reading-rUJm of that organ izgtion.
 On his first trip as a street-csr con, ductOr Ernest Schilling Huelskamp haC his wife, the once rich Miss MorOsini as a passenger, not discovering her un til be went to collect her fare.
 The Princess of Wales, as seen il Paris recently, looked handsome, though lips and cheeks were Oyer-painted. Sh, wore black velvet jacket trimmed will sable. black silk gown, black bonne and dotted veil
 Chef justice Charles ?. Daly, of thr Court of Common Pleas, New York City will retire from the bench ot the clos, of the present year. He has been in ac tive service as a judge of that court 10 nearly forty-twO years.
 Dennis Hauuawan. peculiar charsc ter of Bismarck, D. T. who is said to b the original of Stanley Huntley's "NIi SpOOpendy ke,' proposes to erect a mon ument to the memory of the humOris n the cemetery of that frontier villas,
 An Italian astronomer declares tha : the planet Mars is peopled by Intell , gent beings, who are trying to attrsC attention from dweller> on this plane He IS now engaged in making exper ments with a view tO discover what th messages mean.
 ! Mme. Modiesks's son, Ralph, has Il r ceived a special dispensation from th D Pope. permitting him to marry his cou .- ID. The ceremony vill take place at Il f ClArendan Hotel, Philadelphia, in b g cember. NIT. MOdiesks will make b Q home in New York. e A woman in New York, whose syn q pRthy for the blind has lately been quic e ened by the loss Of her own sight, h d succeeded, with the aid of friends, in e l. tablishirg 8 circulating library ard req
 ing-room for the bind ID New York au D De ghborhOod, who, 1t is said, numb e about two thousand.