The Banner-Democrat., 1894-01-20
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Ex-senator Philetus Sawyer wa
one of the bondsmen of three of thu
ex-state treasurers of Wisconsin WHIT
were prosecuted for Withholding inter
est on state funds, and was obliged tx
make good nearly $500, 900.
Charles Belmont Davis, of Phi1a
delphia, whom President Cleveland ha'
appointed consul TO Florence, Italy. 4
son of L. Clarke Davis, managing Cd
itor of the Philadelphia Public Ledger
and a brother of Richard Harding
Davis.
Miss Lille Howard is station ageni
ut Peru, Me. She II attentive to hel
duties, the trainmen always have Q
smile and pleasant word for her and
many drummer vainly attempts 70
appropriate share of her smile as the
train wfisks past
Charles p. Graves, of Helena, Mont
who was married at Lexington, KY.
the other day is the wealthiest colorcd
meh In the United States He is presi-
dent OF two mining companies in Mon.
tana, and Is said to be q millionaire.
He married well known colorcd
woman of Lexington
DIR. Schweninger. Bismarcks pri-
vate physician, condemns vegetarian
ism, the all-wool and all-cotton sys-
TENS of treatment and q number oi
cures" including the so-called
Schweninger cure. Bismarck, how
ever, has reason to believe in the
Schweninger treatment.
Madame Fateno, wife of the new
Japanese minister to the United States.
says: II like American dress, all ex-
cept the corset, but find it extremely
difficult to grow accustomed to it. In
Japanese attire it is easy to sit on the
floor, but one cannot do it gracefully OF
comfortably In American clothing"
Madame Alice LIE Plongeon, who,
with her husband, DR. LIE Plongeon,
spent a long term of years in Yucatan
and Central America searching for
relics of past ages, is pale, slender.
delicate-looking woman-the last one
would select as having physique At
ted to undergo the perils of the wilder
neSses.
Among the sufferers from the hard
times in Italy is Gen. Menotti Garibaldi,
son of the Italian hero. Although the
general, like the other descendants of
Garibaldi, has state pension OF 10000
lire, he lost so much money recently that
he was obliged to allow his furniture
to be sold last month to pay back taxes.
The general is member of parliament
Senator Morgan's old schoolteacher
says that the Alabama ambassador
went to school for but one year. His
lack of education, however, did not
prevent him from studying law at an
early age and becoming a successful
practitioner. His literary acquire
ments, for which he has reputation,
were gained by reading in later years,
Gail Hamilton is having priated in
Salem. Mass, pamphlet history of
the case of Mrs Maybrick, of England,
who is in prison under life sentence
for poisoning her husband. Miss Dodge
in it describes in detail the efforts she
and others have made ineffectively to
secure the release of the woman whom
she believes to have been unjustly con-
victed.
"A venerable clergyman has re-
signed his charge in San Francisco be-
cause, as is asserted, the ladies Of the
choir giggled and the men joked while
he was preaching his most eloquent
sermons and annoyed him so much that
he was often tempted to sit down in
the midst of his discourse and let them
10 all the talking. 1t is intimated,
TOO, that he found great difficulty in
obtaining his salary.