The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
PERSONALS.

CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE gets about his house.
BELvA LOCKWOOD had larger audience al
her Boston lecture than Rev. Ball.
CESAR had his Brutus, Charles 1. his Crom-
well and Freedom has its Tennyson.
THE Princess Dolgoroukis eldest son IS
described as 1.-THE image of the Gar
THE Blaine worshipers in Plymouth
Church ale less numerous than noisy.
MAJOR Fl. G. Mcdowell has purchased the
horse Dictator, paying for him $4,000.
II is rumored that Mr. Hayes viii leave
off chicken raising and learn how to play
croquet.
REV. DR. BURcHARD prayed for Mr.. Cleve-
land" at pray er-meeting in New York the
other night.
COLONEL ROBERT IEGEBsoLL pretends not to
feel cold weather. Roberts ideas on heat
have been we'll aired.
II Is rumored that DR.. Burohard intends
going West. This will do no good; we hsYe
heard Of him out here.
WILLIAM n. VANDERBILT carries policies
amounting to over $500 OO0. Mr.. Gould has
about 100000 on his life.
LAURA BRIDeEMAN, the deaf, dumb and
blind girl, is still living, learning and happy
at the South Boston Asylum.
MAJOR ARMSTRONG, long editor.in-chiet OF
the Cleveland Plain Dealer. retires to the
position of consulting editor" of that psper.
LIKE Nero on the ruins OF Rome, so gazes
Cameron serenely at the boilers in Harris
burg, proud ruins Of once grand moral
party
MAJOR BEN PERLEY POoRE reduced his
weight more than sixty pounds last year by
strict adherence to diet of stale bread and
skinned milk.
MR. +. MoENNIs, OF Dallas, Texas, so says
The Herald, has received one shipment from
Louisiana of 500 coo, Geo bees, aud is 70 re-
ceive yet another GER load.
WITHIN twenty years there have been fo1r
helpless criPples in Congress-Thadeus Ste
vens, Alexander II. Stevens, Oliver 2. Nor
ton and Darwin a. Finney.
THE late David L. Wells, Of Milwaukee,
left an estate valued ct 81, 100000, chiefly to
his wife and two daughters 10, We do not
know the ages Of the daughters.
MAJOR L. 4. BURKE, Director General Of
the Worlds Exposition at New Orleans, has
turned entirely gray within six months, the
result Of overwork, it is thought.
GENERAL FREMONT gray as he Is, again be-
comes pathfinder" He is to head large
party to survey a tract Of Is 900, 900 acres in
Mexico, bought by large capitalists.
Mrs. GEORGE BANCROFT is said to WELD the
needle as ably as her husband does the pen,
and her house is prolusely adorned with
| embroidery OF all sorts, the work Of her
bands.
a KANSAS cowboy stopped stage full of
passengers and made them wait while he
! & Il
to his Mary Jane. There are some things as
bad as shooting.
Nh. GLADsToNE's son, the rector. is to
marry Miss Mary Williamson, the daugh-
ter of a Liverpool doctor of large practice
snd ample Iseans, but q savage Tory. Love
knows no politics.
REV. HEBER NEWTON, from his pulpit in
All Saints Church, New York, on Sunday
Colonel Robert +. Ingerso1. The latter will
probably be heard from in reply.
TRE last jury on which the editor of the
Atlanta Constitution, who does the jury
business for the establishment, served had
two negroes on It. and they made good
jurymen, according to that journal.
Me-. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, during re.
cent visit to New York, was condoling with a
lauY upon Blame deIeeI. u only SHOWS,
he remarked vigorously, that no man OF
brains can be elected President OF the United
States"
PRINCE BIsMARcK's next birthday-his
seventieth-which occurs on next April l,
will also be the 6ftieth anniversary OF his
| official service, and on that account it will
be celebrated with more than ordinary
solemnity.
AN Arizona paper OF recent date contains
the following personal paragraph: Larry