National Republican., 1878-07-25
Personal.
GENERAL ScHorIKLD Is 10 Chicago.

GENERAL SCHOFIkLD Is IN ChtcaRO.
l.. ARMS. U. s. N, Is at the Imperial.
BW. LEE, of Nebraska, Is registered at the
Imperial.
II. r. MCNEIL, of Philadelphia, Is guest at
the Imperial.
F.. ScHUELLERNASN, of Philadelphia, Ii
stopping at the Imperial.
Hon. GEORGE GRAY, Of New York, Is regis
tered at tho Ebbitt House.
Ex-GovERNoR SEYMOUR, Of New York, Is
In an uncertain state Of health.
JASAuscHEx, who Is now at Kissingen, will
return to Boston In September.
YoUSo King Alphonso spends much time
near the tomb Of his lost Queen.
The Hon. Roscoe Conkling will be forty mine
years old on the 3Oth Of next October.
WHILE pulling off his boots, J. l.. Hner, Of
Highland County, Virginia. broke his leg
naval inspecting tour to the White Noun
tains.
THE Governor Of Iowa has appointed q
woman to act as chaplain of the Auamosa
Penitentiary.
THE dead Queen Of Spain left behind hei
forty-eight different sets OF earrings and thirty
different shawls.
Miss LILLIAN PIKE daughter Of tho famous
Albert Pike, is said to be tho most accom-
plished musician in Washington.
TIE Chicago Times notes rs the remarkable
incident of the heated term the prostration Of
eight reporters and six negroes.
Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS Is spending
his annual vacation among tho hills of Western
Massachusetts,. His family accompany him.
Mr.. JAMES A. DAPRAY, of the Washington
staff of the Chicago Times, leaves to-day fol
Chicago to take position on the homo depart
ment of that paper.
THE Spanish Minister, the Marquis del viii,
Mantilla, Is living In one of the United State
Hotel cottages at Saratoga. This season max el
his fifth summer at that place.
THE Rev. Joseph Cook Is recuperating a
Lake George, preparatory TO beginning hi
lecture engagements, which extend through
the fall and winter and far into the spring.
PROFESSOR ALPHEUs SPRING PACKARD, jr
q Bowdoin graduate of 81, for some time di
rector Of the Peabody Academy Of Sciences a
Salem, has been elected to the chair Of natura
history at Brown.
| CAPTAIN MARION CAMPBELL, who served Il
the Eighth Iowa Infantry during the war, an,
since tho war has served several terms In tn
Mississippi Legislature as Senator and Repre-
sentative, was drowned near his home Will
bathing In the Skunk River, New Sharon vii
lage, Iowa.
THE venerable and worthy Archbisho
Henni, of the Wisconsin diocese of the Roma
Catholic Church, was stricken down by tn
heat, Wednesday, at his archepiscopal resi-
denoe In Milwaukee; as he Is now In his sew
enty. fourth year, and quite feeble, his recoy
cry Is deemed doubtful.
THE death Of the venerable ex-Yice. Chan
cellor McCoun, of New York, Is announced
He was in his ninety fourth year, aud was on
of the early authorities in legal matters In thi
country. He was we'll acquainted with Alex
ander Hamilton and Aaron Burr, and was tn
author of several well-known law books.
THE Rev. Samuel Hunt, for q number G
years private secretary to the late Vice Presi
dent Wilson, lies dangerously i'll, at his res
dence, In Boston. He assisted Mr. Wilson |
the preparation of his work on THE Rise an
Fall Of the Slave Power in America" the CON
pletion of which fell upon him after the Vict
Presidents death.