St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-11
MEN AND WOMEN.

Gov. Russell, of Massachusetts,, is
going on coaching trip to, England.
Lord Tcnnyson has only appeared
once in the house Of peers since he was
sworn ip.
Phil Armour. the famous pork packer
of Chicago, was once miner near Fol-
som, Cal.
They cali Mrs. Humphrey Ward. the
author OF David Grieve," 'the Mrs.
Kendall OF literature"
Sliyinski will probably visit us next
year. He, like Paderewski, is a pupil
Of Leschetizki, and has played the piano
successfully in Berlin, Paris and Lon
don.
Col. Tom Ochiltree has Lord Cork
for his most intimate friend in London.
His lordshp is Her Majesty's Master of
the Stag Hounds, or something of that
sort.
Alexander Hockady, of Blue River,
township, Kentucky, is liz years Old.
lie has taken but one dose of medicine,
and lie was nearly 100 when he swat
lowed it.
Justice Lamar does his own market
ing IN Washington, and may often be
seen trotting around the stores and
stalls picking up delicate trifles for his
table at wholesale rates.
Now they are calling Mrs. Gladstone
the Il. o. w. She has an Orphanage at
Hawarden with thirty-fYe or forty boys
five or six years old in it. and she gives
the lads her personal attention.
Jacob Gould Schurman, Cornel's new
president, is yet few years under for
ty, but Il noted scholar. Twenty odd
years ago lie was clerk in a grocery
store on Prince Edward island.
Thomas Meehan, Waterman for the
Clyde Steamship company at Pier 20.
East river, New York. has saved thirty
seven persons from drowning, some OF
them probably against their will.
L. Jefferson Coolidge, the new min
lister TO France, gave $4,000 for public
library in Manchester by the Sea, his
country home, and $4,000 Tor the JEFF
ferson Physical laboratory at Harvard.
John Joseph de Lonbet, a rich Amer
ican' probably Joseph LoubeO,
who lately gave to Carpineto. the birth
place of Leo Kill, statuette of his
holiness, has received the freedom OF
that city.
Jean 1ngelow. the poetess, says of
women's rights: II don't approve of
them at all. We cannot have rights and
privileges. and prefer privileges. We
shall lose our privileges when we de-
mand our rights"
Miss Murphy, the Women's rights
woman, is the editor of the Melbourne
Punch. She is practical newspaper
woman and knows the details of the
business from the job-office towel to the
EDITORS blue pencil.
The empress of Japan only appears in
public, clothed in the garments of her
native country, about once a year. On
other occasions she wears the sweetest
things that Partisan artists can build
for her, and looks well in them.
President Clark. of the Union Pacific
railroad, began life as a brakeman on
gravel train. He is particularly popular
with all the labor organizations. and no
trouble has ever arisen from these
sources since he became manager.
Prof. David Swing, Chicago's famous
preacher. was at college in Ohio with
Benjamin Harrison and Whitelaw Reid.
Miami university was their alma mater
He was born in Cincinnati and spent his
youth. with other great men, ION
farm"
Nine. Clara Schumann has retired
from public service as teacher and play
er at the age of SeVenty-three. For
years Nine. Schumann, both in Eng
land and Germany, has excited the en-
thusiasm and obtained the love and
friendship Of young girls in the most
extraordinary manner.
Alfred Grevin rose from a clerks desk
in French railroad office, where he
tried his Impractical hand at comic
sketches for the cOmpany'S advertise
ments in the local newspapers. to the
front rank of Partisan caricaturists.
Grevin's pencil was especially facile i'll
portraying the rich parvenu.
The first woman to receive the degree
of doctor of philosophy from the Uni
verSity of Pennsylvania is Miss Anna
Robertson Brown, OF PENNSYLVANIA. who
passed brilliant examination in Eng
lish, comparative philology and German,
and will be recommended to receive her
degree on commencement day, June 16.
Rev. Father Tolton, who is now
in Boston in the interest of his colored
coreligionlStS in Chicago. was born a
slave, and his life history has been
remarkable one. in which he has over
come all the disadvantages OF birth.
color, want of education and lack OF
sympathy, and won ali honored position
in the priesthood.
Queen Marie AMelie, of Portugal, the
most domestic OF all European queens,
received this year the golden rose.
This famous rose is large ornament of
wrought gold set with gems. The pope
bleSSeS one every year on the fourth
Sunday of Lent and then sends it as a
mark Of special favor to some djstin-
guished individual.
The home of Mrs. Buffalo Bill is
Scouts Rest long, dow building four
miles from North Platte, on the Union
Pacific road. 1t is a roomy, hotel like
old house, surrounded by 5000 acres Of
prairie land and magnificent stables and
pasturage, where are kept many thou
sand fine-blOoded horses and cattle.
Mrs. Cody is described as an amiable,
housekeeping woman. greatly liked by
her Western neighbors, of whom in
turn and of their customs and habits
she is fond.