National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-13
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John B. Cough n In New York.
Wendell Phillips hair is thin, and full Of silver
threadL
Clara louise Kellogg arrived in New York day
bstUre yesterday.
Professor Hayden has purchased stock range
Senator Coukling is staying at the Mystic
Island House, Connecticut.
The first medal Bismarck ever got was for saw
ing the life Of drowning man.
Madame MacMahon has collected a. 500, 900 for
the sufferers By the French inundation.
John TAde, lately appointed Secrstary OF Colo
RADIO Territory, has arrived ct Denver.
Chariotts Cushman writes that ft IL more than
doubtful whether she will able TO lecture at all
The Duke Of st. Adams, Ike Donaldson, is
missing. His steam yacht Ceres was last seen OF
the Shetland Isles, In gale.
in pickle and viii be preserved until winter. Bat
Il will keep an audience well.
The Pope, It 10 stated, 10 90 completely cured Of
81 ss me SSetST have
Senator sprague wears overalls when he visits
his mills, and not an evening suit with gloves
and opera hat, as was popularity supposed.
Col; Dsnni, Of the Dominion surveying board,
of the several parties on the Canada Pacific
route.
There is nothing the matter with NJ. Theirs be.
cesnt, hs spirits are elastic, and his sctivity 4
undated.
A few days ago M. Louis vsuillot, the grea,
damages to M. Valentin, and to insert the jud z.
ment Of the court In his own and fve other papers
Mr.. Tennyson's publishers make the fixed
charge Of i've guiness for permission TO set any Of
the poets songs to music. Applications OF this
kind amount on an average to two or three day
Efforts have again been made to induce Mr
John Bright to come to this country and lecture
He was offered blank check to fill up with any
sum he pleased, If he would come, but he de
clined.
The Rev DR.. De Koven's friends, 1t is said, are
SstsTmnsa to Try 70 Tsslsct him a. the next EPis
rejection by the standing committees Of majority
Of the dioceses.
Charles D. Warner, of the Hartford C0urant
another year. They are spending the summer
in Venice, where he is at work upon volume oil
Eastern travel
Count Arnim, who has been reported I'll at L.u
same, Switzerland, left there some months since
The malady from which the Count suffers has
considerably diminished, and his physicians con.
slider him nearly we'll.
The Knoxville Press and Herald reports tina,
the immediate danger OF fatal termination TO the
illness Of Mrs. Andrew johnson has passed, and
her hubbard 5 sudden death. A '' SILVIA VI
Among the passengers on the old Eagle steam.
ship Gellert, which arrived &C Hoboken on Tues.
day night, was Baron Won Sehloezer, the Ger.
man Ambassador. He was met at the wharf by
L. J. Stiasting, Of Hoboken, who entertains him
during his stay.
The late DR.. Scudder, OF India, when he was
endeavorfng to excite an interest in the mission
airy cause among the children of America, re-
ceiyed the following note from little girl m
dear Dr.. Scuader, send you 10 cents. When
you want any more money, write to me-"
In the garden Of the late Andrew Johnson's
residence is magnificent willow, grown from Q
tWig taken from the willow which bends over the
grave Of Napoleon Bonaparte at st. Helena, and
sent to the ex. President. A twig from this noted
tree will be planted over Mr.. Johnson's grave on
Johnson's Hill.
Capt Belkap, United States navy, whose deep
sea soundings between the United States japan
and China have but recently been finished is
now at Pensacola, where he was ordered for the
day from there indicate that he is In falling
fatal.
James Gordon Bennett got home from Eng
land last week, and yesterday there was another
shaking up in the Herald ONCE. The changes,
as reported are as follows: Mr.; Connery, who was
formerly managing editor. has been sent to
Europe to look after the English bureau and
doubIe-lesd the texts for special dispatches. Mr.
Connery was more lately on the general staff.
Mr.. Flynn, recently acting managing editor Of
1Ss tss ss SSsa e the
cupied. Mr.. George Williams, formerly manager
of the defunct Republic, who severed his connec-
tion with the Herald, edited the law department,
assisted the city editor, and managed charity
ehildren,s picnics, Is made managing editor. Mr..
Fitzpatrick, formerly financial editor In Wall
street. late. editor Of the Telegram will report to
the city editor Of the Herald for duty Mr.
Nicholas, who was at one time Mr.. Benefits pri-
waite secretary, and was lately on the editorial
staff, has been bounced" mr. Mills who was
formerly an assistant in the city department OF
the Herald, has become its city editor. shake
'em up, Leyein."-BrooklyB Union.