Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27


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In an Interview hstwesa Henry n Stanley
and newspaper correspondent the slstin-
gaisAsd explorer said; Il have bsen in
AFRICA seveas<sa pears. and | have never
uaet mAa who would sil Ias II foiasd my
banda
Mr.. LAbouchsre says the prince imperial Of
Russia Is - weak, beth nssntalsy and physi-
eaiiy, th.t IN les exalted circles he wsuid b~
regarded as beiEg within measurable dist2ncs
Of eongenital idloey.
Esnpsror William was ehivairous toward
woman Of all degrees He Kissed the hands
of ladies who we're Of bis circle when he met
them In private, and, like Louis XIV, hs
would staad aside To let a house maid 10
past him
The great Hungarian patriot, Louis Kos
suth, believes that his life is nearly ended
He has boen residing for the last IS years
At Turin. Italy. engaged in completing his
biography. He is nearing the ooth year Of
his aga.
Although Robert Bonner has owned the
fastest horses IA the country. aud Is ever on
the alert FOR new acquisitions, IL is said that
he rarely goes 10 witness horse race and
never bets ON one. he never drives a horse
on Sunday, aud never permits one Of his
horses TO be driven on that day.
NJ. Bapst, a Paris jewelsr, in a recent lect-
ure alleged that the saeredly guarded baton
Of Charlemagne is nothing more than a mu-
sician's batan, and that underneath tho red
velvet surrounding the handle are engraved
tho words: This baton Is my property,
-, singer in Notre Daine, l2S0."
Count Zang, who died in Vienna recently,
made fertuns of s. .oc0, 900 by the sale Of
Vienna bread In 1872 he opened the first
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bread, and tho bakery still exists on the Rue
Richclieu under the name of the Maison
Zang. Zang was sometimes spoken of as
''the well-brsad count
IL is a somewhat singular fact that Ad-
miral Porter, the head of the navy, should
receive a higher salary than the commander
of the armies. He Is paid $4,000 a year,
while Lieut.. Gen Sheridan receives only
e1i, 900, although the latter Is allowed com
mutation Of sl0O month for quarters and
forage for four horses. Gen. Sherman, as
general Of the army, aud Gen. Grant also TO
ceivsd $4,000
Emperor Frederick rises daily at 7:S0
o'clock, when he takes a cup of peptonized
chocolate. At $50 o'clock he has breakfast,
which consists chiefly of fish, poultry or
caviar At o'clock he dimes on soup, fish, q
Joint and a sweet. At o'clock he takes cof-
fee and at = o'clock he has supper of meat
or poultry. The emperor drinks much milk,
which is sometimes qualified with little
whisky. He also drinks much mineral
water, which is said to be very beneficial to
him, but he drinks little wine.
Now Explorer De Brazza turns up in Paris
and confuses the rumor mongers by declaring
that he is not dead that he has not been
lighting the Ogowe natives, and that be has
not spent In seven months all the money
voted him for twelve, all of which interest
ing items have been spread abroad within
the past year. The governor of the French
Congo says, moreover, that the trade with
the Ogowe tribes last year reached the respec-
table total of $40, 900, more than double the
amount of 1885; that he is at peace with ev-
erybody, has two steamboats, running, and is
getting part OF tho Congo ivory trade
away from the Congo State.
Count Herisson, in his recently published
elaborate defense of Marshal Bazaine, enti-
tied ia Legende de Metz" points out that
a cruel fate has overtlken all the principal
actors in the trial Of that general Dan
dlau, the chief witness against him, has Just
been sentenced to five years imprisonment
a. a trader in decorations; the Due d d'Auinale,
who presided over the court martial is ex-
lied; Col Rossel was shot as "A Communist
Gsmbetta died tragic death; Boyenval
committed suicide, and Valcourt, Gembettas
secretary. was sentenced TO ten years impris-
onrnsnt for frauds committed In Belgium
All the generals composing the court which
tried Bazaine either are dead or have boen