The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-09-04
PIsOHFHEHp PEOPLE

PROMFSESp PEOPLE.
KING HUMsERT always remains in
Rome till the Parliament has finished
its summer session.
ROBERT BRoWNNG's new poem will
be on social subject. The mann
script is IN the printer hands.
FREDERIC EMILE SIMON. described s
the inventor OF chrome lithograpby.
has Just died at Strasburg at the age
| of 81.
THE Empress of Austria, having
been recommended by her doctors NOT
TO ride any more, has decided to break
up her large and fine stud.
PRINCE VICTOR NAPOLEON will have
have an interview at Mona in Ser
| TENDER with his uncle, the King of
| Italy.
ONE of the Notable Liberals defeated
at the recent English elections was Sir
Thomas Dyke Ashland, who was re.
pudlated by the West Somerset con
stituency which he represented from
1887 to 1S47.
The prince regent of Bavaria has
ordered that the sum of loo. 600
marks be charged to the civil list in
favor OF the widow of DR.. Gudden.
who was drowned with the late King
Louis.
PRINCE ALEXANDER OF HEssE father
OF the Battenbergs) and the dowager
| OF Hamilton have received $3.50. 600
each in settlement of their claims on
the estate of the late Duke of Bruins
wick.
ONE OF the quaint features of James
| q. Blalne's new residence at Bar Har-
| Dor IS the stimulation of an outside
| staircase between the second and third
story, which has the effect of being
painted in dark green.
AMONG the first instalIment of
| Chinese that went to North Adams,
Mass, was Lin Gin Gong. He became
converted to Christianity, studied
| hard, saved money, and is now about
| to return to his native land as O.
missionary.
On his Journey through Paris to St.
| Petersburg, Herr Rubinstein, it is
said, informed friend that his net
profits in the 1O6 Historical" and
other recitals which he had given since
last October, amounted to, in round
numbers, $50, 900.
Mr.. RUsKIN is as insatiate in the
matter of work as Mr.. Gladstone him
self, says the Pail Mall Gazette, and
his last twelve months have been, if
not as heavy with literary labors as
former years, still more than suffi-
| GENTLY full for his strength.
NINE. CATALAN, the most famous
singer OF her time, gave concerts in
Madrid IL 1908, at which four ounces
Of gold, OF the value of S1O5, was
charged as the price of admission.
/ Some of the modern warbers are not
so far ahead of the times after ell.
! Mrs. SUNDERLAND, OF Washington,
! is famous for her diamonds and
! jewelry. She wears earrings with
| pendants which weigh thirty-two
carats, and an emerald ring set with
diamonds, the central stone being
fully an inch long and OF proportionate
width. She is known as the diamond
queen.
NJ. MERCIE, the sculptor of the monu-
ment to be erected over the remains
of Louis Philippe and his Queen, has
received a letter from the COmte de
Paris expressing admiration for his
"masterly work" The monument
represents the King as standing and
the Queen as kneeling. 1t is on exhi-
! bitlon at the salon.
GEN. BOULANGER' bitter enmity to-
| ward his former patron and benefac-
| tor, the Due d'Aumale, is explained.
| One OF his first acts on becoming min
| ister for war was to search the records
and find what had been said of him
self He found that the Due had re-
ported him to be ga good officer, active,
very intelligent, but badly brought
up" Hence.
IN a recent conversation, ex-Presi-
dent Arthur is reported to have said:
81 think 1t shows that we are q strong
government by strong neople when
| New York can punish its own boy
| cotters, when Chicago can imprison its
Anarchists, when Mississippi can arrest
| her own Ikuklux, and when Missouri
can arrest and punish its knightly
| train-wreckers.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN has been boy
cotted by the Cincinnati Enquirer. 1t
saws: 'dThe Enquirer will print all the
sporting news, but hereafter the name
OF that blowhard, drunken loafer, child
beater and paper fighter, John Law
renee Sullivan, of Boston, will never
appear in the Enquirer unless he fights
a man or goes to the workhouse, where
he properly belongs"
THE expelled Orleans Princes are all
| authors OF merit. The Comte de Paris
voluminous " History of the American
| Civil War" is well known. The Prince
de Joinville has written an interesting
work entitled "Naval Studies ana War
Narratives" The Due de'Alencon is
the author of 81 book of travels, "I4u-
con and Mindanao," and the Due
d'Aumale published not long ago q.
work entitled History OF the Princes