The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-16
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL BREvlTIES.

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Mayor and other members of the City Govern
} ment met them at the railway station and escorted
them to the Imperial Hotel, where they were en-
tertained with q grand banquet.
A NUMBER of Congregational minister,
i'll England have drawn up an address, declaring
their belief in the innocence of Mr.. Beecher.
GENERAL CoRTINA has been sent as A.;
prisoner to the City of Mexico, where he will bt
tried by a military commission.
Col. LONG. formerly Ofthe United State
Army, and now in the Egyptian service, recent,
f ly arrived in Paris from his second expedition
to the Nam Man country, where he is extending
the authority of the khedive- He brought t.
Cairo five specimens of anthropOphagi, includ,
ing Il female of the Aka or TiCke-TiCke dwarf
race. The khedive decorated him with the order
of Medjidie. With him are two negro soldiers
who aided Col. Long in a desperate encounter at
Lake M'rolle, which Col. Long believes to be
one of the many sources of the Nile. Col. Long
leaves shortly for the United States.
BALTIMORE lawyers are amazed at the
vigorous memory and lucid logic of Reverdy
johnson, now in his Slst year. His physical
strength, too, seems to puzzle them. He stood
and argued a case in court for q whole day last
week without appearing fatiSued in the least.
The New York EUeniRg Post celebrated
the semi centennial of William Cullen Bryant's
editorial connection with ii by moving into Il new
cleven-story building.
NINE. hRES, Il Partisan lady doctor, has
bccnappointed Physician of the Harem of Con-
stantinOplc.
JOSEPH :. Ross, Familiarity known a
"Uncle Joe Ross" died at his residence in Glen
dale, Ohio, ON the tn, aged 13. Deceased was
an old resident of Cincinnati and very widely
known.
IT is proposed t hUv the old mansion
at Elizabeth. y. J., formerly occupied by Gen.
Scott, for a public historical library and dcposi-
tory for old manuscripts, relics, etc.
Mrs. Lucy HEBRON PARKER. VINO has
for the past seven years filled the chair of natural
sciences in the Cincinnati Wesleyan Collcg, has
been appointed to audacccpted a similar position
in the female College at Delaware, Ohio.
SIR CHARLES DuLKE will sail FROM Lon
don on the 18th Of September next on Il trip round
the world. He will mere; pass through this
country. His longest stops will be made in
Japan, which country he desires to study.
CAROLINE NESICOTT. Il Young Chicago
woman, who was, till recently, the literary
editress of the Chicago Times, has gone into
business on her own account, and opened a real
estate and loan office, to which she invites tile
patronage of that city.
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9th. Borarius killed ,; birds 10 his onnonent,s
80. The American has jsaued = cha uenaa tn all
England.
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senator c,ndiI.te for yica prcsiiont and ",h
crwisc prom incptIv before the nublic ua hal
severe stroke of PARALYSIS IN ls72. from the effects
of which he never fully recovered.
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"l'h Oh America "l'd al fialllaN, y. >, on the
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II PRINCE CT wales l. 70 make Il SIX
months visit to India. He will sail from Eng
land on the 18th of October. Parliament ia asked
to appropriate $40, 600 to pay the expenses of the
trip.
The American rifle team left Belfast for
Glasgow on the 9Th. They have declined to shoot
any mere team matches during their STAY abroad.
but VIII participate III several general contests,
among others Tor inc Albert cup prize at mbie-
doh.
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