The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-25

CALDWELL TRIBUNE.
srEUNENBEnG nnos., publishers.
CALDWELL, IDAHO.
DON PEDRO has relgned over Brazil
for fifty seven years.
GEN. SnERIDAN's salary will now be
$4,000 instead Of 81. 000 as hereto
fore
KING HUMBERr OF italy. Is some
thing of an Anglomanlac as regards
his attire.
NJ. FLoUQUET Re o diminutive man.
with large head and fine crop of
white hair.
SIR ANDREW CLARE. Mn Glad
stones physician. received S25. 900 for
o journey to Italy
The Duke OF Cumberl and and his
sister Princess Frederick, have become
reconciled after On arrangement OF
nine years.
RIAz PAsHA, the new prime minister
Of Egypt is Mohammedan. His
predecessor, Nubar pasha was an Ar
mcnian Christian.
The Sultan Of Zanzibar has o Ger
man wife. and In consequence Ger
many has obtained valuable oences-
sions denied TO other nations
DR DANIEL WILSON OF the UNI
versty Of Toronto. has declined 0
knighthood. He has NO intention OF
giving some irreverend students an
opportunity TO call him "Sir cuss."
WITHIN the last few months three
OF the leading dukes OF Scotland
Sutherland. Hamilton and Argyll
have been almost at death door and
have recovered Scottish peers are
tough.
PRINCE ROLAND BoNAPARTE, IN
closing the session Of the congress of
anthropologsts in New York, ex-
pressed his pleasure at seeing so many
women interested In the study OF the
science
PAUL BLoUET. better known as
"Max O'Rell." has been telling Lon
doners that American women have "a
kind Of spirituallzed politeness. ten
der sollcitude for other people, com.
bined with strong individuality"
MRS MARY MAPEs DoDaE, now
slightly past middle age. is still youth
full in appearance aud splrita Her
"Hans Brinker'' Is almost az popular
in England as in this country and
furnishes a material part OF her in
come
MAJOR GENERAL JOHN NJ Soho
FIELD, by seniority of position. would
become head of the army in event of
the death Of Gen Sheridan He now
commands the division Of the Atlun-
tic. with head quarters at Governors
island
MUNEMITsU MUTsu. the japanese
Minister, who has just reached Wash.
ington, is accompanied by his daugh-
ter, who is said to be o beautiful young
woman. Washington society will
have novorly In the person OF jap
anese BELLE
The guides to the intricate recesses
of the Catacombs under Rome some.
times use card. which they fasten at
points along their way. as O guide to
their return. For want Of such guild
ance explorers Of these inner recesses
have sometimes perlshed
In Paducah. KY, Dir. Joseph
Hebute rich German. upon going In
to drug store for something to heal
hurt got in the Franco. Prussian
campaign, found III the man who sup
piled 1t not only fellow German, bat
the same surgeon who had attended
him when first hurt 10 the fatherlaud
Mr. WILLIAM WINTHROP ALLEN, OF
Medfeld. Mass. Is now the Oldest liv-
ing alumnus OF Harvard He was born
January 26 1904, and was o member
of the class of 1917. of which the Hon.
George Bancroft and Mr. Samuel E.
Sewall. the well-known lawyer Of Bos-
ton. are the only other surviving men,
bers.
ONLY 800. 900 Is left OF tho fund do
mated by James Lick. the California
millionaire for the support OF the
great observatory. The income of
this residue will scarcely pay one fifth I
Of the cost Of operating the Observable
ry, and the California Legislature Is to {
be appealed to for an appropriation to
make up the balance.
THE case Of the watch formerly be-
longing to Louis Napoleon Prince 1m-
perlal. who was killed In South Africa
has been sent to London. Il Is slight .
" battered It bears the young
Princes monogram and crest The
watch was given him by bis mothes .
ox-Emgress Eugene. An En- gllshman !
recently purchased it Of o Zulu. f,
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The heroic statue OF Garibaldi pre-.
'ented to tho city OF New York by p
he Italian residents Of that city, re- s
presents the great patriot III the act y
IT drawing his sword. All the Italian II
societies of the city were present
It the unwilling, which oc-
.urred amidst the music of Garibaldfs
var march. played by 80 bands.