The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-31
PERSONALS.

Sarah Grand received 1854 for 1.-THE
Heavenly Twins"
Mrs Klock Of Denver is running for the
legislature in Colorado and expects TO win.
The princess of Wales, who occasionally
tries her hand at angling, has a gold
mounted rod that cost 500.
Miss Lizzie Darlington. a daughter Of ex-
Congressman Darlington of West Chester,
Pa. is about to become lawyer.
The emperor Of Germany is a proficient
drummer and can give lessons TO the best
army drummers beating the tattoo.
Gen. Booth Of the Salvation army reports
that its publication. the War Cry. has an
annual circulation of 100000 copies,
printed in forty different languages.
Andrew II. Demarest, democratic nominee
for congress in the Fifth New Jersey dis
trict to succeed Mr.. Cadmus, is retired
grocery merchant and one of the solid
citizens of Paterson.
More than go French cities have re-
solved to erect statues in honor Of the late
Persistent CarnOt and it is expected that
soon almost every French town will have
a Carnot street or square.
Under the decree Of absolute divorce from
her husband, Joseph X. Emmett, the actor,
granted by the supreme court of New
York Mrs Emmett is 10 receive so a
week as alimony for herself and child.
Jack IA bbits do not seem to be very at
tractive game. yet they are sufficiently ex-
citing to induce George Gould to so to
Nebraska to shoot them and to take Buff
fac Bill along as side partner in the
sport.
While DR.. McGlynn was speaking at
a populist meeting at the Auditorium in
Chicago Friday night thief walked away
with his hat and overcoat Good substl-
tutes were found in the theatrical ward
robe Of the Auditorium.
Archdulxe Francis Ferdinand. heir pre-
sumptive to the crown of Austria Hungary,
has placed the articles and curios which he
gathered on his recent world tour on eX-
hibition in Vienna. Hundreds Of people
have visited the exhibition, paying an ad-
mission fee.
NJ Casimir-Perier. president of the
French republic, is the most popular man
in that country. An evidence of this
is shown in the fact that the minister of
the interior is now distributing among the
mayoralties of France $1,000 pictures of
CARROTS successor.
The marquis de Villobati. who came to
the Columbian exposition with his brother,
the duke de Veragua, both guests of the
nation as descendants of Columbus, Is
again i'm this country. 1t is limited that his
mission is to revive the American subscrip-
ton which was hurTiedly begun and sud
denly collapsed in Chicago last year
Henry Bigelow Williams of Boston be
came a bankrupt in 1878, owing nearly
500 600. Recently he was released from
bankruptcy by due judicial process. after
having dollar for dollar and per cent.
interest Some Of the creditors who OBJ
iecte1 to receiving interest We're told by Mr..
Williams that they must take all or moth
ing.
DR.. GunsauIus of Chicago and Edward
Everett Hale of Boston are spoken Of as
successors to Prof Swing. DIR. Gunsaulus.
who is often facetiously spoken of as Phil
Armour's private pastor" is too much in
terested in his own parish and the Armour
mission to give the matter any cOnsidera-
ton, and it is the extreme of improbable
ity that Dr. Hale will leave Boston at his
time of life.
Gen. Alexander Stewart Webb, president
of the College Of the City of New York,
for the last twenty-five years has been
presented by the professors. instructors
and other officers of the college with a
handsome silver loving cup as a mark of
their esteem. Gen. Webb is a West Point
graduate. and it will be remembered did
distinguished service for the country in
the late war.
Dr. Paul of st. Cuthberts tells an
amusing story of the first Italian music
teacher who visited Edinburgh. He passed
the town church as service was drawing
! to a close. What is that horrible noise?''
he asked. and when told that it was the
people praisng God he rejoined, And do
| the people think God likes to hear that
| horrible noise?' When answered in the
| affirmative the sad foreigner rejoined,
! ''Then their God must have no ear for
music" and sorrowfully walked away.