Passaic City record., 1892-05-14

SIR EDWIN ARNOLD has returned to
Japan.
SENATOR SHERMAN, of Ohio. is staunch
defender of the Chinese.
The Queen of Portugal invariably sits by
her husband while he does all his work.
GEORGE E1FFEL is said to have made $10,.
100000 as his share in the Eiffel Tower at
Paris.
WILLIAM AsToR CHANLER, OF New York,
Is going to Africa on an exploring expedi-
tion, with an army Of 200 men
THE Prince of Wales attended an agri-
cultural society meeting the other day. his
first public appearance since his sons death.
COLONEL JEROME BoNAPARTE is described
as a man with the most correct taste In the
matter of dining of any man In Washing
ton.
A HOME for the homeless poor OF all
classes and all nations to be built In East
London, as memorial to the late Cardinal
Manning.
PADEREwsKI began to play the piano
wher six years old. At twenty three he
was Professor of Music in the Conservatory
of Strasburg.
GEEAT preparations are being made at
Rome. Italy. for the Pope's jubilee next
year, when 1t is estimated over $50, O0O, OOO In
presents will be sent him.
CHARLES HENRY HARRIS. the humorist
known as sCarl Pretzel,h editor OF the
National Weekly, died in Chicago few
days ago. He was fifty y-one years old.
IsIDoRE RAYNER, the Maryland Repre-.
sentative, is one of the most promising OF
the younger orators in Congress, so it IS said.
But as he is forty years old, he has had time
to win his spurs.
WHEN Rudyard Kipling was sixteen he
had written quantities of stories and columns
of verse 1t was at that age that he was
engaged to go to India as the sub-editor OF
newspaper there.
The death at Chicago, ILL.,, of Henry B.
Bryant, founder of what has been called the
ssbusiness college," accentuates the curious
place that institution has in American life
which gave it birth.
THE wife of Ex-Governor Campbell, of
Ohio, is not only one of the brightest
graduates from Vassar, but she has con-
tributed not little to her husbands poll
tical advancement.
SENATOR RANSOM, of North Carolina,
had first one son and then another for
Private Secretary in Washington. The
second one looks so much like the first that
most people fail to discover the substitution.
The Senator's oldest son is now practicing
law in Asheville.
JAMES GILLESPIE, whose body is to be re-
moved from the abandoned cemetery in
Georgetown, D. c., was famous man in the
early days of the century, when he was five
times Member of.. Congress from North Caro-
lima. If he has any fame now it lies in the
fact that he was Mr. Blaine's namesake.
CHARLES GAYARRE the historian, of
Louisiana, is living in state Of destitution
in New Orleans, and the press of that city
calls upon the people to rescue from want a
man whose ripe scholarship and comprehen-
sive works have reflected honor on the State
Mr.. Gayarre is more than eighty years Of
age.
IT is more than fifty years since General
Zachary Taylor was elected President and
terminated his brief career in that Office.
His daughter, Bottle, now Mrs. cambridge,
of Winchester, Va, presided over the White
House in those days. She is still living and
is visiting friends in Baltimore at the pres
ent time. The Monumental City, by the
way, is the home of another mistress Of the
Presidential mansion, Mrs. Harriet Lane
Johnson