New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-04
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Justice Field of the United States Supreme
Cont frankly avows his liking for the judicial gown
"The general dons his regaia when on duty as 40 al
military officers said he the other day TO Cmcagc
reporter; the clergyman when in the pulpit has On
his surpce ana Why snoua no' ali Ire tight during the
frontier days for ndge to rap the cOnrt 10 1ruGs
with bs eb n G b ~ But in these
civilized times dignity should be Observed"
Among the current stories about Mr.. Sturgeon, this
is one OF the latest lie travelling In Scotland al
one tme and trying to preserve an incogno. DO ais
nct Is the individuality Of his face and so freely mas
he been photographed that one may question whether
he was entirely successful In this latter endeav0r:
However this may be, he heard sermon which tOuchel
him and therenpon hunted up the minister to than!
him WhereupOn the young preacher frankly cOniesSed
that most of II was taken from Spurgeon himself.
One of Oscar wlde's humorous paradoxes, observes
Paris correspondent OF "The Pail Mall Gazette" has
Inspired a Partisan manager Gan unhappy lion in a
den Of Daniels" the famous aesthetics bon mot and
today all Paris Is placarded with posters advertising
pantomime at the Cirque dEte in Which the principal
tabeau an Illustration Of which appears on the poster
represents the lions being thrown 70 the Christians" IN
eyes streaming with tears, is described as wonder
fully humorous.
Captain Rodolph Gunner. boyhOod friend Of the
Archduke Macmillan of Austria, and subsequently
confidential associate of that unhappy Prince in Mexico
has been talking freely to Texas correspondent Of
the lovely traits he had observed in the Empress Car
lota's character, he had this to say abOut the un-
settling of her reason " The first shock came when
CarlOta went her mission to France. Ter purpose
see Napoleon and TO explain to him how neces-
sary 10 that the French troops be allowed to remain
IN Mexico. She saw the French Emperor and begged
that the troops be left 10 support the imperial cause
lie told her mo- pOntblank. She realized what that
meant and from that moment her mind was affected
From Paris she went 10 Rome and the Pope, Plus
* After that interview she said that the Pope had
given her poison in cup Of chocolate. Then II was
that her reason was lettering The death OF the
Emperor at Queretaro completed the sad work. The
second shock made her Insane beyond recovery"
Major Mckinley has promised the Iowa Republicans
speech this month. 1t will be delivered Mt 0ttumwa
about three weeks hence and Senator Allison and Con
gressm6n Henderson and Dolliver will assist In max
ing the meeting big affair.
Sarah Bernhard IS expected TO arrive in San Fran
cisco from Australia next Friday; and her Son
Maurice with his wife, has gone out there to meet her.
The late ex-senator PomerOy was known IN Kansas
as General Pomeroy until he became Senator, in
1861. lie and s. W. EldTdge were making tour
through that disturbed Territory in 1854 and PomerOy
at that time said to his companion :" If we had
title we would get along great deal better among
these people. I'll tell you what we will do you in
trOduce ME as General and / win address you and
thereafter they travelled as General" Pomeroy and
Colonel" Eldridge. POmer0y continued 10 be called
General" for tho next seven years. Eldridge Is still
% CoiOnelD Eldrdpe.