New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
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..o.. - the mos, highly skilled designers of the
- GAYS a correspondent Of THE Boston Tran
ua -, "is Charles +. Barber. of the mint OF
,s,Iade,phia lie has \ workshop there. in which
.,rred ont all of the dies FOR Uncle Sans pieces
~ metal money. Every now ana tnen ,ne COY W
o. men: wants medal struck for one purpose or
another cong' ,he ca s Of joseph Francis
ND The devices for ii are pTodu'ed by MI hu' o'
and his assistants
,.rz Defreggcr the famous German artist.
,,ssed his sxteth birthday in his villa near bozen
: ,ov DAYS ago He IS at work on a great
,.ar nece-St. Jose ph-for new church OF BozeN
.,rhough all Clark County" says THE Ohio
cA.a Journal" lis excited the prospects OF
having representative in the Gubernaiorial chair
snrinrfelders are especially elated. as General
Rushnel is essentially Springfield man. mike
come other politicians. he does not spend most OF
20 Ohio only necessary to WORK up thtir Cdi'-
,i1rs hut spends the ma jor portion Of each year
IrnSSS, IN Springfeid and is one of her most public
minded citizens. He is at the head of the Warner:
this CITY and during the hard times or me las,
few years tina; company has furnished iuiiy "a, a.
nn,bsr lie is a great believer in the prosperity of
Snrlng1eld and has demonstrated TINS pracucaIl!
nv building an immense business block. the largest
and finest in the city. and also has palatal resi-
d~nce on East High-st the Fifth Avenue OF Spring
deld'
The Prince Regent OF Bavaria and the Witteisbach
family have decided to erect chapel on the borders
a, s,arnberg Lake in memory of King Louis ii. 1t
will cost sl250OI
A San Francisco paper says that the original
of Rudyard Kipling's Private Mulvaney' IS VIII
lam McManus now of San Francisco. lie was
formerly in the British army in India and after
ward "bossed' a gang of natives who were con
structinC a railway line. McManus claims 10 nave
known Kipng well. and refers to him as "a pLucKyi
inquisitive little fellow IN the civil service Wno
first met at Cawnpore where he passed ms po..iv
around among us privates, and then got us 10 WIi
all the yarns of the barrack-room. lie nae III
tie stubby, black mustache and wore specs
The city OF Hamburg has voted $4,000 for ex-
penses during the coming celebration OF the opening
of the Baltic Sea Canal. Among other things a
dinner is 10 be given in honor OF the Kaiser ana
800 guests. The of the service Is estimated a.
$500, and OF the wine at $500
"Meriden is proud Of having among her veterans
a man who helped defend Fort Sumter. says
1.-THE Hartford Times He Is John Doran. VINO,
In 1850, was working in Southington and who, III
trip TO Charleston. S. c. The bad blood between
the North and South had been manfesting Itself
In various ways in Charleston. and everybody was
half-dreading and preparing for the impending
struggle. In November 1860 Doran Joined Com
pany II. LIST United States Artillery and was sta
toned at Fort Moultrie. The garrison Withdrew
from Moultrie on the night of December 20. and
took possession of Fort Sumter. which was sup
posed TO be impregnable, After sumter sur.
Of artillery sailed 10 Fort Hamilton, New orli
Doran served eleven years in the Regular Army,
enlisting twice at the expiration OF his terms OF
service. OF the brave Sumter defenders only seven
them named Costello and johnson. live at Wash
tngtOn.'