Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-04
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Won Moltke is to be made a prince.
Salvini will make an American tour next
season.
The emperor of Austria is expected to visi.
England.
Oueen Vjctoria has a real motberly kind
ness underlying her brllsoue manners
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A french artist named f'enoui Is Sstr'tchihS
an immense canvas Tor the psrp'se oi paint
ing the brooklyn bridge
Lewis Morris, the English poet, thinks that
Lord Tennysou has lost S1j0,OO by ths non
existence oil international copyright
Mrs. Patti Lyle Collins, employed in tn,
''dead letter" office at Washington, reads
every known language except Russian and
Chinese.
Miss Booth, the daughter of Gen Booth Of
thr Salvation Army, is to marry Hindoo,
Fakir Singh. Five shillings admission il TO
be charged.
The report comes that Claus SpreckIes will
erect a s3,OOOOOO sugar refinery in ths
Quaker CITY. PhiladeIphians already re,er
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Three OF the grandsonS OF Dom Pedro, Of
brazil, ages l., io ana :, are publishing
bright little paper called The Courier
imperial lhey are tine editors, printers and
preSsinsn ot the llttie sheet, which Is liberal
IN politics ana opposed To slavery.
Speaking of George Gould, a correspondent
writes to Boston newspaper: " His voice is
low. almost soft, and milily modIlateL. He
wouldn't smoke Il cigar for a farm. and the
drinking he does wouldn't harm n kitten.
His widest excess since his marriage has con-
sisted in an occasional visit to the theatre.
He is slways accompanied by his wife,
lyb;Ia Ep,rero,. Fre,i.r;cL the, ,b.. cr,,,,,,
nri,c. vus az San Ramo no yas ,,,,ch
amused at the efforts Of journalists to obtain
news regarding his condition. On the first
day on which his Iarynx was examined. after
tracheotomy had been performs-I he turned
to Sir Morell Mackepzie and said good ma
turcCily: Sir Morell. will YOU pleas. clos,
the blinds of the window which faces the
Hotel de La Mediterranee, or am sure that
the younc, lady journalists will 60, down nv
thrnat and send off an account of il before
the examination is over
G..or,a " C,hI. the poval;s, s,Vs Tho
New Work Press is No, referred % ~ often
IN Mint as ba ,,as +, fa,y ,,.o,,. 400 .,a y.,
il i mo. ,b,t his no,var has H., l,,., !, il
only that be has be<,ome a settled fact with
the literary history of tn. country Ua il
NOW rich and s,.ands most or r,,,.ti,,IIv oil
of his ti,p., at his b.aautifuI bon,a i, tb.
nleas,ntest mart Of New England Hs is a
sensirive exceedingly refined character ba.
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