The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-01
EVERYBODY EVERYWHERE.

Lillian Russell seems to know how to b.
cranky though married.
Edwin Booths administrators have inven
toried his personal property at 500, 675.
Corbett has made a hit in England as al
actor. He struck that London theater righ
in the pit.
Richard Croker. who now Owls New York,
ran its streets during his tender years till ht
became tough and prize fighter.
Ned Murphy's ten days temperance cam
paign in Boston brought from 900 to 4 600 PEG
pie to sign the pledge and put on the blue rib
bon.
DR.. Emily A. Bruce declares that more wo-
men in New England die because CT faulty
dress than from all contagious diseases COM
bined.
Sir Edwin Arnold will publish in the autum n
volume of his contributions to American
newspapers and magazines, under the title
Wandering Words.''
Mrs. George w. Childs will make her future
home in Washington. She has purchased =
lot on X street, next 10 the andsome colonial
residence of Senator Hale.
The remains of Edwin Forrest, the TRACE
dian, will soon be removed from til old vault
in st. Paul's churchyard, Philadelphia where
they now rest, to the Forrest Home at Holmes
burg.
NJ. Jose-Marie Heredia, who has recently
been elected a member of the French academy
is a poet chiefly distinguished by the extreme
delicacy of his work and the very small
amount of which has been published,
The lord mayor is the only person, other than
the queen and constable. who knows the pass
word to the Tower OF London. The password
is sent to the Mansion House quarterly, signed
by her majesty.
Breckenridge has lost in the first collision of
his congressional campaign. A vacancy in the
congressional district committee of his dis
trict has been led by the state central COM
mittee with man who represents Breckin-
ridges congressional competitor, Owens.
Ex-senator Ferry, who was president pro
lem OF the United States senate in the Tilden-
Hayes contest, lives in seclusion, broken in
health and poor in circumstances, at Grand
Haven, Mich. He still has in his possession
the pen with which he signed tue document
that gave to Hayes the presidency.
Ex-Vice President Morton has been pur-
chasing Guernsey cows to replace his valuable
herd which recently largely reduced in
numbers by the fire that destroyed his barn
at E!lersiie, and il is understood that he in
tends to start a route in New York for the
sale of pure milk at reasonable rates.
Lord Randolph Churchill is the victim of an
incurable disease. When he takes any LIQUOR
he becomes quite unbalanced. He was so be-
side himself during speech in the house of
commons last week that his friends Were filed
with modification for the once brilliant
leader, and the London papers charitably let
the scene go without comment.
McLaurin, the new senator frcm Mississippi,
is genuine type of the southern gentleman.
lie dresses liz broadcloth. as senators used to
do before the war, with the waistcoat cut so
low as TO reveal large expanse of shirt front,
and he always carries gold-headed cane. The
senator is man of great personal dignity and
distinguished bearing
Nellie Grant Sartor;s, now in Washington,
seems to be having thoroughly happy visit,
for She is revisiting girlhood scenes, and meet
ing old friends on every hand. She is select
ing house that she can rent for year rather
than one to buy. Her son, who is at Oxford,
she means to have take law course in Ameri-
ca, and then settle down TO his profession
The young mans English grandfather left
him quite fortune. but it's not to be used in
speculation, says his mother, who declares
that attempts both sides of the house TO
make money in this way have been failures
Her son and eldest daughter will join their
mother and sister later. Mrs. Sartoris is look
ing young and pretty.