Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-03
PEOPLE WHO ARE TALKED OF.


town gay appearance.
PEOPLE WHO ARE TALKED OF.
Walter Damrosch and his bride sailed
for the United States August 1st.
Lord Roseberry posses most of the
papers of Murat, the French reyolutionist
Mrs. Emma p Ewing in lecture re-
Gently declared that good food was indis
pensable to piety.
A son of Judge James NJ. Schackelford
of Indiana is said to have recently married
a Cherokee woman.
The Duchess of Sparta, wife of the Crown
Prince of Greece, aud sister of Emperor
William, has given birth TO son.
Years ago Mr.. Gladstone made up his
mind not TO travel on Sunday, and he has
not yet broken his determination.
Ex-King Milan of Seryia is known
while in France as Count Eakavo. He is
very dark man of robust physique.
Max Muller says that some of the ma
tives of India need fear no comparison
with the best men and women of Europe.
James Russell Lowell is reported by his
friends as rapidly gaining his health. He
is now able to take short walks each day.
Lord Brassey is the owner of 10000
acres in Australia and is a patron of all
the Australian sports. He is also a de-
votee of yachting.
Mrs. Anna Garland Spencer has charge
of a church in Providence, r. l. She has
the reputation of being one of the best
speakers in that city.
Senator Power of Montana is known as
Commodore" Power, owing to certain in
terests which he has in some Missouri
river steamboat companies.
Princess Marie Leonide Bonaparte,
daughter Of Prince Charles, has just mar
ried Lieutenant of infantry and brought
him dowry of three millions.
The publishers of the Memorial Vol
ume of Jefferson Davis" have mailed to
Mrs. Davis check for S2,319, the first in
,tallment of her share of the royalty
John Dunnell of Providence, Kansas,
50 years old and an invalid, has applied
for pension on the ground that he is the
orphan" son of a revolutionary soldier.
William Black has taken an Omaha girl
for the heroine OF his new romance, it is
stated, and Mr. Gladstone figures to some
extent in character named Grandson.
A niece of Pope Leo has married Count
Salvatore Salimei. The bride is the
laughter of the Pope's sister Her dowry
was Sl2.0 600, to which the Pope contributed
$4,000.
Senator Plumb of Kansas subscribes to
200 newspapers and is said to read them as
as he does letters. In this way
he keeps thoroughly posted on the politics
Of his State.
Colonel Sir Edward Bradford, the new
mead of the London Police Department, is
1ot only distinguished army officer, but
me of the most celebrated sportsmen in
The British army.
1t is said that Mrs. Mary Beers, 102
years of age, resident of Cheshire, Conn,
AN repeat without break poetry that
The learned seventy-fve years ago, and can
write her name without spectacles.
Francis Murphy, during five months
work in Iowa, has secured $4,000 sigma
ures to the pledge, and this is not taking
MO account the pledge he obtained from
| charming widow to become his wife
Much satisfaction is expressed at the ap-
continent Of Captain Kane, the hero of
he Calliope at Apia, to the command of
he lnf1exible, one of The largest and most
powerful battle ships in the English navy
Judge George A. Lewis of Buffalo is
aid to have created a breeze in that city
" becoming communicant of the Ro-
nan Catholic Church, though he has
een Trustee in a Presbyterian Church
The freedom of the city ofDublin was
ecently given to Lady Sandhurst, who
as made reputation as Liberal orator
nd organizer. She is the only woman |
pom whom this honor has been conferred |
4 800 years.
One of the first women to preach in
-entucky was Mrs. L. NJ. Wo6sley, of I
who was licensed to fill pull
it by the Kentucky Presbytery three
ears ago. She has been successful in her
eligious work ever since.
A Baltimore banker, General S. S.
rown, who died recently, leaves by the
,rms of his will $1,000, $500 and $3.50 to
ich of his clerks who have been in, his
nploy ten years, five years and under
lat time respectively.
A curious freak of nature is exhibited in
lie person of Alf Nicholson, 7-year-old
,lored boy living at Millview, seven
iles from Pensacola, Fla. His eyes are
red as carrot, and he is said to be an
'fallible weather prophet.
The memoirs of Marshal Mcmahon are
nished, but only six copies are printed.
hey have been given to members of his
mily, each of whom has taken solemn
edge not to communicate the contents of
lie book to any one-not even to his
mily.
The Berlin Locksmiths' Guild, in max
g Prince Bismarck its honorary menu
n, declared him to be "Germany's great
t artistic locksmith, who made the key
lat opened the lock of the Kyffhaeuser
I'd handed it to the Emperor William
lie First"
81 should like to see Scotland again."
id DR.. McCosh the other day. "Dear
d Scotland, with all her great associa-
ons and grand and noble men can
ever forget her. In memory 1 revisit her
'ery day of my life. / had my ticket
'ught not long ago for voyage to her
ores, but was not able when the time
me to go. Scotland-I hope yet to see
,otland once more"
Mrs. james G. Blaine, Jr., is GONZALES
ng at Saratoga. She has her pretty
by with her and is accompanied By the
other of De Lancey Nicoll and his sister,
rs. Nick. Minton of New York. 1t is
o years since Mrs. Blaine contracted her
eumatic troubles at the seashore, and /
r physicians do not permit her to visit
e sea during her convalescence She has :
t lost her beauty, but is very pale from
II long confinement.