The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-11
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.

BILL ARP" Of the Atlanta Constitution. Ia
Maj Charles IL Smith, of Gainesville, Ga
GLADSTONE walks on an average Eve miles
day. The secret of tho preservation of Ills health
is simply this, he says: II exercise with regu-
| larity.'
+ CHAUNCEY pEPEw is authority for the story
| that woman on Long Island said she had eaten
so many CLAIMS that her waist rose and fell with
the tide.
ARCHBISHOP KENRIcK, of St Louis, has been
appointed by the Papal apostolic delegate to
confer the cardinalate insignia on Archbishop
Gibbons.
THE late Prof Leopold Won Ranke was mar
ried to an Irish lady. a Miss Graves. His only
daughter is the Baroness Won Kotze and his two
| sons are respectively pastor at Potsdam and
| an officer in the German army
HARVARD Lampoon: First small boy-"Say.
johnnie, where are you in Sunday -schooiT
Second small boy-"Oh. we're In the middle OF
| original SIM" First email boy-"That aint
much. We're past redemption"
MADAME CHRISTINE NILSSON, according to
London dispatch, after her European tour. which
will end next April will marry Count Case
Miranda, formerly department secretary at
Madrid under the government OF Canovas des
Castillo.
THE Albany Times 'happens to know" that
had General Hancock been elected President OF
| the United States "John Kelly would have been
appointed Secretary of the Treasury and he
would have been one OF the abest and best mem
that ever filed that Office"
Or the late Lord Redesdale It is said that
when he succeeded his father in 1860 he was
unable to take his seat in the House of Lords for
several months because his certificate OF baptism
could not be found. The late Lord Chesterfield
was kept out for two years under similar clrcum-
stances.
LABoUcHERE is said to have remarked upon
leaving the House of Commons after Mr.. Glad
stones speech on the home rule bill: 'That old
fox always has two aces up his sleeve, but
wouldn't mind that so much If he didn't always
want TO make you believe that God Almighty
put them there
NJ. FLoQUET, President of the French Cham
Der of Deputies visiting London recently, was
ordered out of the lobby of the House of Com
mons by a policeman who took him to be sus-
picous person. AS NJ Floquet cannot speak En-.
glish, he would have been driven out had not q
member who knew him come to the rescue
A GENUINE Albino baby has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Jones, of Harrisburg. Pa. The little
thing has hair as white as snow and pink eyes.
and is said to be very pretty. Its parents are
both dark. The presence in the house for many
months past of a tame white rat with pink eyes
is thought to account for the peculiarties OF the
baby.
MISS BELLE vIRGIN, of Washington, Ga has
in her possession the camp chest which JEFF
Davis used while visiting the armies OF the
South. A Northern man once offered her 81. 600
for the chest which she refused. He then ran
his bid up to So 000 when the unwise Virgin told
him she would not sell the relic at any prico to
man who had been enemy of the South.
Tn; ca hats nj oh cd tor NJ fha Nav
ven Palladium is a student III the Yale TheOog-
ical Seminary. An old newspaper man who
knows the temptations that Turk around the po-
stion says that this student is probably the only
night editor in the country who doesn't swear
once in while When things go wrong, how
ever, the editorial theologue can exclaim: Il
vum," and extraordinary occasions ''Se
Cyprianr' or ''St. Augustine? Holy Mosesl.
has been so completely secularized that he will
not be able to use it.
WHEN some years ago, Mr. D. L. Moody de-
cided to engage in Christian educational work IN
Mortified, Mass, he said II will build here in
my village. where L have faced poverty
and where have longed to enter a studenta
life, schools which shall meet the wants of these
hungry spirits and put the price within the reach
of the humblest and lowliest OF aspiring souls
IL he a man who ever wanted to rest on his
oars ne might well do so now. for he has amply
fulfilled this promise. The schools for boys and
girls which he has established there are nonu
ment to his practical good sense and philan.
rhropy, and will doubtless do the educational
work which he designed for them
BISHOP FUTILE of Utah, who has been elected
bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri, was
born In Windham, N. Y. forty-nine years ago.
He is graduate Of Columbia College and tho
General Theological Seminary, of New York. hav
ing been classmate of the late Bishop Robert
son, whom he has now been chosen to succeed.
His first pastoral charge in Norris ~ Y.
In 1868 he was elected Bishop of Missouri, but
declined the honor. deeming it his duty to re-
main with Utah. of which he had then been tho
missionary bishop one year. In 1884. Columbia
College appointed him its representative to at
tend the tercentenary anniversary of the Univers
sity of Ednburg. Bishop Tutte's work in Utah
has beer valuable, not only 10 his own church.
but to civilization itself. He has been Of ths
strong forces arrayed against Mormonsm In
that Territory. and few who have not personally
seen him at his post of duty can realize how ably
and successfully he has done the work ntrusted
to him. None but Mormons will rejoice when
the Bishop leaves Utah.
Democratic HumOr.
From the Funny (Editoral) Column Of the Sentinel.