The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-13
Misses Fuller. daughters of the Chief.

the Misses Fuller. daughters Of tho Chief
justice
TESNYsoN's govt ID attributed to the fact that
he preferred fifty years Of Europe to - cycle
Of Cathay.s
GEORGE F. PENrEcosr, the evangelist ID
preaching in England His children are being
educated in that country
THE mausoleum Of the Emperor Frederick. Of
which the cornerstone has just been laid at
Potsdam, will be reproduction OF the Sepul-
cher Church 81 Jerusalem.
THE first twins to be named Harrison and
Morton are reported from Philadelphia, sur
name not given, bat statement vouched for by
tho always accurate Ledger.
BUFFALO BILL will entertain Lord Clifford.
Lord Vaudeville and six other ENGLISH guests
on q hunting expedition in the northern part of
Mexico the latter part OF this month.
PROF. S. ]. BAILEY will start on his astro-
nomical tour in the interest Of Harvard Univsr.
sity on Nov Is. He will spend three months
on the Pacific coast, and will then 60 to Peru
for two years
The New Orleans Pcayune remarks, "Ads-
lima Patti says that she means to make liberal
provision in her will for the education Of poor
girls with good voices. The good girls with poor
voices may get married.
OF the jubilee gifts of 81. $50, 900 received by
the Pope. France has been the most liberal
donor The monks of the Chartrsuss sent
10000 while the smallest offerings came from
Spain, Portugal and Poland.
The Prince of Wales has become greatly in
terested in California wines He says they have
the piquancy and flavor Of the most original
country on earth. Well, your Hiehness, We
like them over here. but we prefer to have .
European label on them.
Four years ago John Shaw. Of Shamokin,
Pa, swore he wouldn't wear q coat again until
the election of Republican President, and he
actually astonished Europe last summer by
touring in a cardigan jacket. Tuesday he was
carried TO the polls, wrapped in blankets, to
vote for Harrison. Wednesday he died.
SIR LYON PLAyFAIR says that during seven
teen years service as member of Parliament he
came in contact with the most eminent medical
men of England, and he put the question to
most of them: "Did you in your extensive
practice. ever know q patient who was afraid
"Nop
THE Baroness de Fejervary, wife of the Hun
gsrian Minister of War. has just died. Her
marriage with the Baron some years back ere
ated considerable sensation. Her parents being
strongly opposed to the union, the young girl
took the bull by the horns and bestowed a kiss
upon her future husband in all the publicity and
glare of public ballroom. Needless to say
that the family consented to the match without
further question.
The Duchess of Rutland calls attention to the
fact that coffee-houses in Leicester are proving
great success. The company, which COM
menced eleven years ago with one house, has
to day q dozen. and the houses are thoroughly
equipped The receipts for twelve months have
approached $3.50, 600, and the capital $500 000
The dividend, which is limited to 6 per cent,
has enabled the directors to put by $4,000 A
new house in the center Of the town, costin g
$1,000, is about to be opened by the Duchess,
who has taken q lively interest In the movement
since the commencement.
GENERAL HARRIsoN's pastor, the Rev. DR..
Haines" says the Presbyterian Observer, of
Baltimore. sis not only on able preacher and
efficient pastor. but Presbyterian bred in the
bone. His church is strong in men OF the pro-
LESSONS and o: cultured minds ln the elder
ship the well known face of General Harrison
men who have stood through more than half
their years by the altar of the house OF God. He.
with his companions in faithfulness, has hon.
orsd the cause of practical religion"
THE venerable Daniel Hand, of Clinton.
Conn, had over q million dollars to dispose of
in philanthropic ways, ard he gave it while he
was around to see that it was properly distrib-
uted. MIR. Hand, though born in Connecticut,
made his money in the South. so he gave it
back from whence it came. 1t is to be used for
the education of the colored people Of the South
ern States, and is held in trust by the American
Missionary Association, and it will be known as
''The Daniel Hand Educational Fund" Mr..
Hand is eighty-seven years of age, and quite
alone in the world. all his family having died
fifty years ago.