The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-20
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The last act Of Emperor Frederic
was to kiss the hand of his faithf
wife.
OUIDA, 1t is reported in Europe. b
become extremely religious. and wi
give up literature.
SENATOR CULLoM is said to hav
had widespread fame as a corn
nusker IN the pioneer days of Illinois.
The Duke of Cumberland and HI
sister, Princess Frederick have be
come reconciled after an estraneemeu
Of nine years.
KYRLE BELLEw scouts the supoes
ton that he is about to marry again
he does not consider himself matri
monjal success.
ROBERT BROWNING recently refused
VI. 900 from Boston publisher for ?
short poem. In spite of carpers
Browning is evidently a poet.
owINBURNE is 50 shy and sensitive
tnat II woman looks him full in the
race nc bushes as red as the wattlers
On an indignant turkey gobbler.
MISS JULIA BRYANT. a daughter of
William Cullen Bryant, who has been
living in Paris since the death of her
1ather' has returned to New York.
HENRY CLEWs. the New York bank.
er. has refused $500. 900 for his resi-
oence and its furnishing. The bath
room IS entirely fitted out in ONYX.
HE Partisan Petit Journal recentlv
appealed to Bismarck tSrestore G1soco
and Lorraine to France. to kiss and
make up. and then both have a 90 at
England. nss..,.
HE luminosity of phosphorus is i'm
pared by dense and increased nv
Farened atmosphere At pressure of
sixty pounds to the square inch. or
four atmospheres. phosphorus is
nOn-luminous.
PAUL DU CHAILLU, the famous ~
plorer and author, is IN New York
Guy Tor short sojourn. He is takino
much needed rest, having just finish.
90 MS book, The Viking Age" unon
which he has been at work for eiobt
years 0iSuI
JUDGE THURMAN tells Cincinnati
paper that he has used the red bandano
since 1885, when he began using snuff .
- me memorable campaign of Will ,
liam Allen for Governor his red hon 2
lana attained considerable celebritv !
Inc history Of the bandana anterior 70 4
MS time is not known even by JUDGE c
Thurman. =
MAX ORELL' on his arrival in Eng t
ana was interviewed in true Ameri- n
an fashion, and he is reported to have Il
PoAen "a most complimentary terms o. o.
bout the United States. He saws CT
nat we talk well, dress we'll pntor il
am WELL and that our young girls o.
now rs much about Herbert Spencer p
they DO about Paris fashions. nc S(
QUEEN VICTORIA is quite We'll post Pr,
on current literature. Every now Z
ook Of any prominence is at once Ju
'nt 70 her. II she is attracted bv it's Al,
Cie y Is read to her by some maid of Is
onor IN waiting. During the morn wi wi
e the Queen always listens to sew
"a columns OF the London Times. s s1r
ne mas great liking for newspa- my
9rs Off
HE Vanderbilts spent enormous 1d~
ms on furniture, bric-a.brac and pol
tlSIlc decorations, but comparatiye- ;IEiou
little on JeWelry. Not one member the
the family cares for gems except q, Sta, sta
accessory 70 the toilet and while or
2 women wear costly and beautiful po
Almonds they have not among them Lea
rare stone 2 finely cut intaglio or e ta
ornament representing any origi- sas.
1 taste or discernment. "
in n
BLAINE, the great-grand- Tho
n6r OF James G. Rlaina 1,,os ~, mat
Ssary General Of the Continental n nU%
ny for three years. including the draw
rod Of the cantonment at VALLEY O U,a.,
rye lie was man Of large fortune FG
!. - N ZIG IecoruS showed = lie
: during that long and trying winter, the
"A the aid Of personal friends, bo He
de an advance Of 5000, 600 for the cony
)pOrt OF the natr;ot o,,,, FC
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