New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
PERSONAL.

po,cr. rr,,t Paine i, deeply interested in the "en'
Memorial Institute for WorknSmca VI bo''ol' anu
titIer mony books pidLres and other aru'e' 10 III
crease II, attrnctNchc9>
The Crown Princess Of sweden, VINO mas ocen ="
caIr, since the beginning Of tie present "ih'e' nae
homes Of restoration TO health The Princess 'o"'
NJ the Emperor Of Germany, Is suffering ia2 d, Phe
monarv disease. cau,ed by the raw climate o. un,
North she was ordered 10 spend me whteg III "s'p'
as the only possible way Of WOlOhsIhs her nv
j, Gentleman now staying temporarily In 1t. LOUIS
tells The Globe Democrat this story about """e''i
cor,or After that heros death I'm Egypt there was
found ON nj, person copy Of the iac oaiulhai W."
man, poem the Dean Of "crantli'.' lhe'e Ncise'
describe the passage Of the soul rom te de' '"iI0'
to tl. seat Of judgment. The poem was l0l'u ~ oo
O., the war correspondents, named Power anu "ncn
Power himself wa, killed the little book was iorwalueu
IL "p"u,e,,., sister The leaves OF the book were
turned down ut several pOnts WINE uhc pei'i "' m
am th. margin showed that several paragraphs, iaI Deei
gone over than once. Nleh tlc Nai. -. 60,
Informed the a' he eNprts;ed pie'se .nmt s,S
thing which he had writel. eIOud nave 'o"''o''eA
Gordon in his hour II severe tTlhl'
Prince George Of Saxony. heir presumptive to the
throne M that country whose life was almost despa'd
Of a few weeks ago, is again convaleScent fHhce
George j. the nephew OF the present King, VINO mas hd
mo- children Of his own. The members OF tile saxon
DYNASTY are especially friendly 10 the llohehoeri,
jmportnnt cont festivities in Perrin. The late Emperor
FREDERICK ard the King Ot SaNony were tsl'liIs sV'
| l.
\ Washington paper has the audacy TO de'Ee 'l''
Gcnrcc H. sloan 81 OsWcgo. thc Holman OF inc
New Yor,, state senate" IN former wears. There's a
sr,c, libel law I'm force IN The District or Columbia and
our .upliAly mas q, well look nt0uni Tor nc h'hlis
az meeting a verdict Tor navy damages.
Reference was made I'm recent cable dispatch IRON
Eiu,~cl, concerning the ie n the Du'e Of Menbels
p,oce 10 tlr destruction Of Count EunotS art treas
M. Count E.mout whose room in that edit'e had
been kept intact for centuries, was page at the oont'
~ Charles Y q Germany Of whose domnlon> The Meth
.rl,rds FORMED a pat Tile Philadelphia Telegraph
rcyve The incident OF hi, being sent. like John Alden
for Mile, Itandi,h u solicit the hand Of Queen MaS
for King Philip ii OF spain. few years AMER th> Ia
fell into dsfavor with the King and was suspected OF
giving support 10 william the silent, Prince OF orange,
aud IA the Ecrcar,' League" The Duke ~ Avi was
aunoined Governor of the Netherlands and wa seat
80 I'M, Low Countries with large army. FsNOHt wa,
.r,n. t.J fried by the Council OF Blood and judged
soltv ~ tma,on ON June 1. 1865. he was beheaied
in tbc market place At Brussels lie was regarded by
Tho nrour n a MARTYR the of liberty. IL Is
related that ~ he received the fatal stroke. Johanna
IsVIl who I'D been bis mistress i.l down dead ana
the people ii "A parONysm Of sympathy dipped handker-
,iei. i'm the blood that had been shed In marty d0m Ia
fre,don IFS death became the signal for general
r,,olt against Philip II. which resulted In the indie
pudence of the t'ut"d provinces. His romantic lie
Vas the subject of an admired tragedy by Goethe.
Paris Feb Mis- Matte Mitchell, daughter Of
nifed ,tutes senator Mitchell. has recovered from
attack of influenza and WAS ont 10 day.