The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-30
PERSONALS.

THE Paris journals now always refer to Mr..
Gladstone as "The Old Great Man"
DUKE CHARLES THEODORE of Bavaria, second
cousin OF the late KING Ludwig, is a famous sur
geon.
EMPEROR WILLIAM is still weak but he wants to
act as If he were strong, and so gives his attend
ants much trouble,
D.. " Morn the deiaulting Treasurer Of Coffee
County, Kansas. is now running ffth-rate
boarding house in Toronto
joins n wEYMAx. one of the best bar mill roll
@rs in Pttburg, has just fallen heir to property in
G rmany worth S25O,OO0.
Prescott EvAErs. son of the Senator, was
among the priests ordained by Bishop Potter, of
New York, on Trinity Sunday.
GENEEAL AETHURs condition appears to be un-
changed. There is no improvement, however,
his attendants say. A change in the country may
work wonders.
DIR. PowDERLY is said by the st. Joseph Gazette
to have accepted the invitation OF the Knights of
Labor OF that town to be present at their Fourth
OF July celebration.
DR.. HOLMES expresses a belief that professor
ships :end TO produce longevity. Quarterly pay
ments of a fixed stipend are tranquilizing pre-
scripuons" says he.
ALTHOUGH Mr.. Upper. the author of "Pro-
verbal Philosophy" has been the victim of so
much ridicule. he does not, in his autobiography.
have single unkind word for any one.
zLUKE p. POLAND, of Vermont has evidently
reached his dotage. He has discarded his famous
blue coat and brass buttons, and thus Invested
himself of his claim to distinction.
ADMIRAL LUCE carries with him TO the.eOm-
mand of the North Atlantic Squadron the good
wishes of the entire nation. The Canadians
know very well the of material he is made OF.
JUDGE sTAILo's latest scientific work. "The Con-
eepts and Theories of Modern Physics" has been
Issued in French and is receiving much praise
from French scientists. German and Italian
editions are now in the course Of publication.
THE late Erminnie A. Smith, of Jersey City, left
an unfinished dictionary Of the Iroquois Ian
gusge which, when finished. promises to be val
liable work. The Smithsonian Institution at
Washington viii probably take ways and means
10 have II finished.
GENERAL JACOB ROLLER OF New Lisbon, o., rests
his claim TO fame upon an entirely new basis
He is ninety-four years old, and while he does
not claim to remember Washington personally.
any OF the even OF his administration, he has
distinct recollection OF the funeral Of the first
President.
YOUNG society girl says that II there is any
one thing more necessary than another 1t is that
all boys should be taught at school how WELD
lady's fan TO lacy's satisfaction Not one male
person In 100. she says knows the first thing about
tanning lady as It ought to be done.-washiny-
ton Post
FDwINl WniPPLE was green country boy
when he first went to Boston. As one says: "At
that time he was exceedingly nervous and STAN
meTed painfully when he began speaking. and
his big, full eyes and excited manner rather
amused the younger members Of the firm OF brok-
ers where he found employment"
JusrrcE GRAY is said TO be fitting up his fne
new house at Washington for the reception Of
Mrs. Gray, now Miss Annie Van vechton, who is
at present In Europe. Justice Gray Is hfty-eight
years old and Miss Van yechton about thirty-ave
and very beautiful aud accomplished. His par
ticular attentions to her during her last visit at
the White House were the subject OF much com.
ment at the time.
Mr.. LARKIH, who was for ten years sort OF
Secretary and intimate associate OF Carlyle, says
that the open secret Of the Scotohmans life was
his desire to be man OF affairs rather than q
writer. "Little as some OF bis critics imagine IT,"
says M. Larkin, his heart was sick OF perpetual