The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
EFT CETERA.

LOVE IS mercy very pleasant faith
cure.-G0lUea0n NelCS.
HERR KRUPP, the German gunmaker,
pays a tax of about S32 900 on 81 O95 600.
POLISH is a good thing in society, except
when it is worn on the Philadelphia
Record.
A TEXAN recently applied for divorce
OH the ground that he was in poor health
ana his wife WAS unable to support him
properly.
Z. KIRKE HART, who died at Albion n.
", Sunday. was a member of the Forty
fifth congress. 1877 to 1879. and leaves an
estate OF - 10000 He was lifty-two years
OF age.
JOHN MILTON. according to Prof. David
Mason. was editor of London news
psper in l65l. He knew what ne was
talking about when he wrote Evil news
rides post. while good news bats
THE Youngest daughter of the king OF
Belgium is said to be the handsomest I'M
married princess in Europe What are
the European young blue-bloods about to
let chance like this 90 unseized?
JoHN LowRIE. who by successful deals
in grain had at one time sccumu ated
fortune OF 1900 600, died penniless in a
New York hospital Sunday. Unfortunate
ventures Of late years swept away ali his
property.
A MUCH-oUoTED epigram of Jefferson
Davis in tribute to Besuregard after the
la;ter's success at Bull Run was the fol.
lowing:
with mortar Paxhan, aud petard
We sent the foe our Beaur gard"
IT is a singular fact that Gen. Double
day, the last surviving officer OF the Fort
sumter garrison, and Gen. Brauregard the
commander Of the confederate forces
which captured the fort. should die, as
they have done, within about three weeks
of each other.
Miss IDA HEwITT, the only female loco
motive engineer in the world. will run the
first train over the grounds on the opening
dsy Of the worlds fair. She is now regu-
larly employed on the Cairo Il Little hs-
nswhs railroad OF West Virginia, OF which
her father is principal owner.
JUDGE GREsIAM's resignation will not
take effect until March 5, and Mr.. Cleve-
land will therefore select his successor
Washington rumors indicate that Judge
j. G.. Jenkins Of tie district court for east
ern Wisconsin will be selected for the
vacant seat on the circuit court bench.
The late General Beauregard was de-
scended from ancient Welsh and French
stock. 4 lord OF the former nationality
named Tider settled in France in the
thirteenth century. having been com.
PEELED by the persecution OF Edward the
Fair TO il'e from England. One OF lie
descendants. being restored 90 favor in
the island kingdom, changed his name 90
T0utank, aud then 10 Toutant. When
a daughter ot this house three centuries
later married the Sioux Pair de Beaure-
gard. the family name became Toutant de
BenureRard.
TiiE students OF Yale college. saws the
New York Su3. divide the scholastic wear
into four seasons the foot ball season
the base ball 0eason, the training season,
and the book beer season. The latter
comes In March, between the training
season and the base ball season and for
two weeks al other pastimes. out OF study
hour. are laid aside Tor the consumption
OF book beer. The restaurants mako
speoialtv OF the brew, aud tho one who
manages 10 Get the first irstallment OF tho
pfNtIhRN bH tNl' HAhftH bNAh hu AlH
rivals and achieves wide advertisement
among the students.
LUDWIG PIETsCH, the German author.
was the victim OF distressing accident a
few daysago. While making call al the
house OF Nine. Cohuheim in Berlin Herr
Pietsch was Obliged 10 wait short time
Tor the mistress. He amueed himself in
The v..auttn,a Ia, tatttn, a DO, A, lilo 70
ception room. Whom Nine. Cohnheim
entered the room Herr Pietsch naturally
extended his hand TO greet her. The dog
evidently misunderstood the motion and
fell upon the author. biting him terribly.
IL was impossible 90 make the brute loosen
HIS hold on pietsch's arm. and Nine.
COhnheim was Obliged To kill the dog with
n revolver. Even then tho dogs teeth
were opened with difficulty.
THE Able Boulard, who died not long
ago In Paris, was once believed to DO the
prototype Of Canon Deere. who in LA
Bias" book on SRtanism, was represented
as celebrating masses to the devil. These
are pnrt of the mysteries Of sorcery, dating
back TO the fourteenth century. Il has
been denied that Able Boulard ever en-
gagged in these practices. and that VI,
Huysman had him in mind in delineating
this character in tho story; but the abbe
certainly enjoyed great reputation at
LYONS among persons who occupied them
solver with tile occult sciences Ia fact,
the ecclesiastical authorities became 30
alarmed that he was placed under inter
dict. It was said that while chaplain in "A
convent he had inspired the inmates with
demoniacal practices. which be RfteIward
cured hv making them swallow liquid
of HIS own composition.