The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-30
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

DR.. CHAECoT, the famous French doctor, is
opposed to the admission OF women TO his pro-
fessiOn.
THE emperor Of China has thirty physicians
and surgeons in his household. notwithstanding
which he is frequently Ill.
LORD DUFFERIN's eldest son mas been
slaughtering tigers at great pace in India;
six on one expedition
Mr.. GLADSTONE lunched in Jupiter's tenn
pie at Pompeii recently While in the historic
town the Homeric scholar witnessed an inter-
esting excavation.
NJ. JACQUES, who is opposing Gen. Boulan-
ger in the parliamentary contest in the depart
ment OF the Seine, is rich distiller, but polit-
ically he is comparatively unknown.
L. 0. WOLcoTr, Colorado's new senator
was born in Providence R. l., where his father
was a congregational minister. lie went to
Colorado fifteen years ago as school teacher,
and then driited into the practice Of law.
JAY GOULD has been ordered 70 the South
by his physician, DR.. John P. Mum. His
younger children accompany him rs Tar the
White Sulphur Springs I'm Virginia While no
great peril threatens Mr.. Gould life, his
physician viii insist an extended tour
through the semitrOpIcs
THE Rev Mother Mary Aloysius O'Connell
has just died in her seventy-third year, in the
st. Bedes Convent of Mercy, Sunderland, En-
gland. She came from Cork in lSiS, at the
foundation Of the convent. and continued IN
charge until her death. She was a cousin of
the great Daniel O'Connell
J. c. WINToS. a commission merchant of
Des MONIES, lately married Miss Dickinson.
On their bridal trip westward be discovered
that she was the daughter of his first wife, a
widow whom he married in Connecticut fifteen
years ago and left because OF a quarrel over his
step-daughter, this same young woman.
CHIEF among Boston's capitalists is Mont
comery Sears whose vast holdings OF valuable
real estate give him claim to be called the
Aston of the modern Athens. He inherited
100000 few years ago from his father,
Joshua Sears, who came 10 Boston without
penny and established a small grocery business.
THE empress of Austria recently visited a
small town, where the inhabitants were so de-
lighted that to do her the highest honor posi-
BILE they elected her a member of the chamber
of deputies an honor she was obliged 10 de-
cline In recognition of this favor she sent
quite a sum OF money for the poor. but the
mayor was obliged to decline the gift, as they
had not pauper in the place. Literally, hon
ors were easy.
PROF. CHARLES ELIOT NORTON of Harvard
college has been visiting New York on an odd
mission. He desires the rich men of that CITY
to contribute $1,000 to equip an expedition to
eXcavate the site al the ancient temple OF
Apollo at Delphi. The Greek government has
given permission to the American school at
Athens "a undertake the work, and all now
needed are the funds necessary to employ labor
and organize an expedition.
A MAN, old weazen-faced and shaking with
paralysis, called at the Philadelphia mint
Gently, and said that his name was A. Squires,
and that on Monday, June IL, 1855, he placed
:, POI in the care of the L. ). government He
had a time-worn receipt with him which seems
to establish his claim against the mint If he
can prove he is really y. SQuires' He was
forty-niner in California and has been gold
miner in that state since 1875. 1t Is probable
that he will obtain his S220l, with interest.
from the mint after the usual red tape has spun
out.
For a severe and aggravated cough accom-
panied by a sore chest, l have used DIR. Bulls
Couch Syrup with the most satisfactory results,
obtaining. as | did, speedy relief J0HN
GLOVER Portsmouth. Va.