National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

- Madame Patteson-B Bouaparte is lying very
III IA Baltimore.
: Harriet MsrtInesu ia in a state Of ill-heslth
most OF the time.
: :, senator schurz Ia the guest Of Gov Jewell,
in Hartford, Coun.
"A fund tor monument to den. Magruder IL
being subscribed for In Texas.
: Lucy Stone will not lecture this winter. Her
little boy Ia only four weeks old.
: William ,. Cody i"Buifalo Buzz resigns his
seat In the Nebraska Legislature.
The city OF Sacramento Is to have an Agas-
siZ Instltute-named for the great scientist.
- StN Of the signers Of Jeff. Davis bail bond
are dead, but Gerrit Smith, who headed the list,
still lives.
Tho Princess Beatrice Of England is re-
ported TO have told the Earl Of Aberdeen to TASK
- The late James Lynch, Secretary Of state Of
Mississippi, was the most fiuent colored speaker
In this country
- John Wise ia building another great balloon,
and early In the spring will attempt q voyage
across tho Atlantic,
= sir Henry Thompson, leading surgeon Of
prayer-test proposition.
1T is rumored that Rosa Bonheur s coming
TO America to make original sketches OF the but-
faln, the mustang and the coyote.
: VI. Courhet has commenced grand picture
OF the overthrow Of the COOnne Ncndome. II
has been bought by German prince.
= Miss Maggie Mitchell crossed the Mississippi,
at Belmont In skiff in order 10 he at Memphis
on Christmas eve. She was Just In time.
Iowa, had three rihs broken has been contra
dlcted. lie declares the report to be rlbald
one.
= At the smlthneld Christmas cattle show Her
pigs and he duchess Of Athol was flrst in scotch
cattle.
- Garibaldis second wife Ia thIrty-nve years
old,and Is described as dark, handsome woman,
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NJ I.s.c a,roh,, ,,o ro,o..n ~ the an.
crossing corns Of he 5tonse of RenreSentatiyes.
ratnTna1 iait night frnn a hoiiJay trIn 10 ND
nrngu hamn n dsio s niSn' from noH"ay u'p 10 MS
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General Asselnbiy shsii tsrier n 10 Simi Ne has
| no desire 10 he . acsndidsts " "
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= Ihe nemorM 70 the late oeh. Zee " LsN-
sssconh ssns I'm az ,, ue .VSna gacSy, asre
~ M ersr. ma ~ co., IN noe re'"""e"' "su's
-SaPtan samuel johnson, VINO was i9r a.i hsii
e vent.Iy w, one oi tne oes. Nonn he saa hsaso
~ Na,.tn,, "eu " w is.,s veass
Mr. III. J. Ramsdell, correspondent OF the
| Irtb"ns, returned 70 the city last evening with
nus family, haylLr been away ior elght uays on
the sorrowiul misi'on OF attending the funeral
George W. Fargo died At buffalo on Monday
night OF an overdose OF laudanum. Mr. Fargo
leaves vile, but no children, He was thirty
years o. age, and the son OF VIM. q. Fargo, OF
wells, Fargo Co.'S Express.
"A lady OF Danielsonyille, Conn, has a novel
| pet In the shape Of a butterfly, which nestles In
her hand, Allghts upon her shoulder or hair, or,
BY way Of variety hides ~ the knot OF ribbon at
| her throat when ne feels ike nap.
| Judge Il. X. Foster, Of New Haven, narrowly
escaped shooting himself one night recently.
while feeling under his pillow for his watch his
| nately the hall went down insteaI Of m thus