National Republican., 1877-09-03

trade ncsn r,ere and 9sctys osvn A. hersss
which which have made fomarksb,s time ~ tno Lons
Ing 10 the hrpthors wore ptted against eaoh other
BELLE BoyD. who figured 80 extensively
during me wnr /. scout tor the o9nIcaefss " h.sse
herself and sistcr By sewing
wAcKErN MILLER preserves his eccen.
,ricity. lie paid 2 ccnts the other nigh, and took
ordct to witness lis own play.
Tnn chief of tho staff Of student walters at
the white mountain profile this year Is Mr. ward,
professional skin ofs victorian
PNRtu ~ joprnals hint that the marriage
Of Adclina Patti aud The Marquis dc Caus may be
the clcTgymnns not being duly qualified, In which
case the Marquis viii be Invited tn return his
share Of Nine. rattis earnings that he has kept
BRiguAM YouNG's fatal Illness according
10 the Mormons was caused by too froe Indulgence
IN gtecn corn. According to a Gentle paper II
was rhNgrin and alarm. caused by the discovery
that The census Of faithful Mormons In Salt Lake,
which just had been completed showed that only
eight thnusRnd Incmbcrs OF the Church conld be
depended upon, his belief being that there were
al least thirty thousand
llEN DE- BAR's death was very peaceful.
Hts wifc and daughter entered the room, having
bern SuminUncd hv tho attendants. wi had noticed
change ~ the pitients condition; he recognized
6r SoHcming cfih' brain. or. as the burial ccrtin.
cato puts Il, "Eihcfnmaious degencriaicn OF len
middle SSTSna Sts with St.Tphlc soSnins nrngsnn n
thro,nhus In Affected artery" Tho brain was q
rather more than ayenee size, afy.opc and half
ounces.
DIR. CoSSE,r. Louis Napolcon's physician
and frCni aud one of the agents Of his escape from
Ham if6r which he suffered three months imprs.
nnineni, nrst received the impulse Of his proftyuhd
Ir,rsonal dCyuiipn to the Enpervr from Queen Hor
icnso She len him. BY her will. ring she had
always worn, and desired her son never 10 be sopa-
ntcd nom him. When Napoleon III: died his viii,
however made mention OF his faithful servitor.
Cunns7,n durlnx the Second Empire was the Elm
ieror's private aimoncr having an annual allow.
OF to % q n ss ssc, Ssoa sS
fingers, and he died poor I'm his beloved Corsica
after his health forbade iorrcr waiting won the
Prince Impcrig
ator Morton. u frank, clever, good. .natured man
with perfect health and great powers Of endurance
Light sleeper and quick TO respond 70 summon.
GS rsS Si0F a Roi M fnosss Norton s' s'
claimed as he walked from restless sleep the other
night. A. attendant leaves the room 70 obey the
he coming "Yes, sir" Half a minute more
elalses. HAS ,he doctor come, he asks again
tie kinancs. 10 ssy q Iim ,hers IS no oucssiom On
h!in n appear here dressed for .partyr' Dr.
BIZ: attended Mr. Blaine during his Hines. a
| from the Cincinnati Gdtrohs whose correspondent,
| tine
HOTEL PERSONALS.
}. G. Fremont. jr., U. 8, N. Is a. tho Ebbitt
CnL. J. II. GILMAN Of Kenticky, is at the
| Ebbitt
GES. A. Med. McCoooH, Of Con. Sherman,
| staff, Is At the Ebbitt.
L. T. LOWE, Of London, England, has apart
mcnts At the Ebbitt.
LIEUT.. J. p. MERRILL, U. s. n, and VIII,
| are guests Of the Ebbitt
JuDoE wN. J. RopxrrsoS, of Virginia, 4
| among the guests of the Bbbltt
CAPrAISs b. X. RoBERTs and r. N. Rodgers
U. $. A., have apartments at the Ebbitt.
JACKSON McELwELL, U. 8. ~, Geo. Dcuey
y. y. n, and J. W. Amman. u $. ~, Gre al tho III
hitt