The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-12
Personal Notes.
General William s. Baslett is quite sd; It
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General William s. Rnslett is,qpte ~; i
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ZION. John H. Tholaas, OF Tennessee, {
former member OF the Federal and Confed.
etsse Congresses, ts dead. 51% Il. !, I,
Governor Hendricks, OF Indiana, arrived IN
Philadelphia Wednesday night, and Is stop
ping at the GiTard House, =
John Dwyer defeated joe Coburn in .
Greco Roman wrestling match in New
York on Wedne day evening" ii j. u. ~ 4
Mons Michel Badea.b alb old French citi
zen md millionaire Of ST. Louis, bald to be
one hundred years of age, died iastweek.
The Democrats oi tie First Vermont dis
trict have nominated A. p. Ghilds. for.C Con.
gress. a.'s "a ~ y =, : :.
f. The Democrats OF theFiith Maine district
Congress and james r. Talbot for, elector
t.siEx- Governor Pacheeo, of California, has
been nominate ior Cong ress In the Faurth
tdfssrict. 80 i's5stF %!A - -. -
Tie Republicans OF the Fourth Ohio dis
triet have nominated John Howard for Con.
Miss gMoliie CT Morton, the L oufsYille
belle, With whom the Grand Duke Alexis
fell so madly lin love- has married j. B. G..
Lucas, one Of the, rich Lucases Of ST.. Louis.
Henry King, who. murdered aipoliceman
il, New York when the latter arrested him
for q felony, has been sentenced to- prison
for life. no., 81
General Joe Lane .is living IN small
frame .shouse on ia'.spur OF Rogue River
mountain, in Oregon. He is eiGhty-three
years old.s,'ca ~.
|. IN a1etter declining to attend soldiers
reiinion in the Shenandoah Valley, eX-Gov-
ernor Henry A. Wise, Of Virginia, says
81 never expect to leave my room again un-
til l am carried to my grave" :
A gossip says that 'Orphe,ls G. Kerr OR.
Il. Ii. NewelD has revoltcd against food and
has eaten nothing in twenty-seyen days. It
is said that he has become emaciated, but
works regularly. 10. -... 20, 4. =.
The Springfield NIaSS.) Republican pre-.
diets that the Democratic Convention OF
that State will nominate Charles Francis
Adams, Jr., for Governor, either by accla,
nation or by practically unanimous ballot
The rumored unpleasantness between Sen.
ator Bayard and. Representative Randall,
growing out Of the conference on the legis-
lative, executive, and judicial appropriation
bill, is officially contradicted.
Colonel r. =. Rhett, Jr., editor OF the
Charleston Journal of Commerce, has made
through the editorial columns OF his paper
very offensive personal attack upon Cap
tain +. w. Dawson, OF the NeloS and C0ur.
Ter. Cause: State politics.
The following Democratic congressional
nominations have been made in Ohio
Third district, John S. Savage, by acclama-
tion. EIGHTH district. George Arthur, OF
Clark county; Fifteenth district, William
w. Poston, Of Athens county. ...
Mr.. Beverly r. Gill, No. 60 Saratoga
street, Baltimore, who had formerly been
engaged in the MISUNDERSTANDING business,
died suddenly from apopleNy Thursday AZ
ternoon. Mr.: Gil! was native OF Frede-
ricksburg, Va.
1t is said that Lieutenant Rudio, whose
| marvellous escape from the Sioux has been
recently described, is the same Rudio who
in 1858 participated with Orsini,. Gomez
and Peri in the attempt to kill Napoleon
Ill, by throwing hand bombshells in hi
carriage in Paris. .-.
General n. Golf, Jr.. has written Il briet
letter accepting the Republican nomination
for Governor OF West Virginia. This is al
there is Of it: ri yield my individual in
tercsts and my personal preferences to the
wishes OF my friends. I accept the nomi
nation and am ready for the canvass
There is sensational story accusing Gen
eral Phelps, Democratic candidate for Gov.
crnor Of Missouri, OF having kissed young
lady against her will, in the night time, in
the cabin OF Mississippi steamboat; but
the explanation is that she was ill and he
was assisting her to the deck. .. e.,