The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-07-03

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EXhonolfoH dFoRaH A, jfsRa at hFeok,
Vile, Pa and Mrs, jerks, have accommodated
their daughter, now Mm, Congressman Il, 4,
hhiyely, OF Indiana, Oh her bridal tour, and
the whole party including NJ hhiyelY, are
noe Ia Washington,
A Nav f0Hk newspaper inquiries "ii0w
many residences must q man oWa IN order 10
Do senator from OhiaH or late years the
question Of the Ohio membership has turned
npon q mans ability o. furnish residences ~
other pe0ple,-N T. lioHd,
A CLERGYMAN relates chat he was once oom
pletely non'plussad by n y0ungster ~ a chris
toning The child, having been taken 10 church
" be baptized, Was ~ much Disconnected ~ the
minister's, spglnkling be face that he inter.
play mfriodn,
ANOTHER congress ~ be held IN Paris this
summer Il tho worlds convention Of psyoholo'
gisis and " attend this Prof, William James OF
Harvard sailed Tuesday II Il probable that
the convention will be chiefly occupied with
the comparison Of u series OF experiments and
that few new discoveries will be brought be-
fore H.
IL hospital in one OF the large cities Of cen.
trail France the yslelansn'ohief, IN the course
OF his round of inspection, approached cot
and after feeling the patients pulse remarked
'iIum--he is doing very nicely his pulse IL
much BETTER ct isasyou say, doctor, replied
the nurse but Il Is not the same man. Yes
terday's patient is dead and this one has been
put in his place. "Ah," said the doctor, "dif.
ferent patient ehY Well, same treatment"
aud he walked on.-ADonGm,
GEN. THOMAS j. BRADY. we'll known in
Indiana, aud former resident of Munole, who
was injured by gin-shot wound in his foot
while hunting on his farm down the Potomac
river, near the Colonial beach, and who has
been In the Providence hospital for four or
when a puss CELL caused by an unremoved
piece OF shattered bone, was discovered IN his
wound. which will necessitate his remaining ia
the hospital several weeks longer.
BEVERLY TICKER of West Virginia whose
appointment Haytien commissioner has
created such stir, lie one OF the most familiar
figures in Washington. he has rudy com.
plexion and white hair side-whiskers and mus
tache. He is iovial, sociabls man, fond Of
champagne and good stories. Senator Noor.
hees once remarked that he would be glad TO
| pay Tor bottle Of champagne every day FOR
the pleasure OF seeing Bev' Tucker drink it,"
He was one of Stephen A. Douglas boon com.
panions and once on n time when they were
on a lark "Steph" threw his arms around
| 'Beys' neck, IN Garfield fashion, and said
what shall do for you, old fellow, when am
PRESIDENT" Just do what you are doing
now" said the ready Tucker, who has been on
the best of terms with every administration
since then.
OF Milletts "Apgelus" the Boston Tran
script relates the following story: "a wealthy
Bostonian, hearing that such men as Mr.. Brim.
mer and Mr.. Shaw were likely 10 buy many Of
Millets pictures, betook himself to the studio
at Barbizon and gave the painter an order.
The Little Potato Dggers' was the result, but
when the patron came to see the picture be
was disappointed He had expected some.
thing wholly different The composition was
novel and did not altogether please him-a fat
horizon, with two figures standing upright in
the center Of rather large canvas Millet saw
the look OF disappointment and quietly turned
the canvas TO the wall, adding: Wen say
no more about it, The American went his
way. Within a few years this picture, after
ward called The Angelus, changed hands for
the second or third time az price of $4,000.
IL il held now at a much higher figure"