National Republican., 1880-11-05
PERSONAL.

sEvAroR.ELEcr MALONE Is not crushed by six
years
MAHoNE on the fence will not be as heavy
figure as David Davis, but he will be livelior.
LIEUTENANT LouGs NEsMITH, on the retired list
OF the army, died in New York on Monday last.
GENERAL SHERMAN will return from 81. Louis on
saturday. II Is reported that ho voted for Han
cock.
A SPECIAL cabinet meeting win he held on satur.
day. II will be the first fun meeting held FOR threo
months.
IT costs ninety cents per pound to see the Bern
hardt that is she weighs 6635 pounds, aud season
ticket costs $50 See2
THE report thar J. D. G. Atlsinsor Tennessee had
been defeated was very joyously received by tho
laborers and mechanics OF the district.
VIZ understand that Mr.. Frederick A. BridRmans
celebrated picture representing the Procession of
the Sacred Bull.Aps' Will coon be exhibited In
this city.
Mn. Dorsey Is reported to say that Fair viii
make pretty near as good republican senator nS
sharqn,cspeciNly II he stays away as much,
GENERAL THOMAS J. BRADY was escorted to tho
depot 0t Muncic md, on Tuesday night by
mfch,lght procession of ihou'aui republicans.
General Brady made spirited speech.
Mn. VASuoRSE, member elect from the eighth
district Of Missouri, IS editor aud proprietor Of the
Kansas City journal, the bright,st and best repub-
lcon newspaper west OF the Mississippi river.
THE departments ore hlling up secretaries
sherman. Schurz, Evarts and Dcvons are here.
Mcssrs. Maynard anl Thompson will arrive to-
doy. Mr. Ram ICY VIII be here tomorrow night
FATHER rHoRPE, a catholic priest of Cleveland,
will take the gold. headed cane 10 General Garfield
which was voted n him last week at catholic
air The vote stood SIC for Garfield and Gi7 for
Hancock.
COLONEL JoHs D, HESrER. nged eighy.six, prcsi.
den! Of the Philadelphia Nct2ranf association Of
the war OF 1872 fell down stairs az his residence in
that city on Wednesday and died soon altcrWard.
llc was IN apparent good health up tC tho time Of
the accident.
EX-SENATOR J.J. PATTERSON and his family have
taken their pleasant home on Eleventh street again
for the winter. His charming daughter, Miss
Mary, VIII enter In the gaitcs Of this winter and
her numerous friends win be pleased to welcome
her among them again.
GENERAL HANCOCK Is reported to be quite III
from a bad cold aud er-eXcitcmeut aud threat
cncd with apopleXy. When such possibility was
suggested some weeks ago Il was hootcd ut as Il
campaign lio The instances OF Harrison, Taylor,
Douglas and Greeley show that such fears are not
unreasonable.
Now that winter Is coming on Mr. Sitting Bull
and Mr.. RHin-in. .the-Face are ready to make their
annual peace with the government and begin
drawing ratiOns again. The consideration DIS.
played by these gentlemen In giving our army q
rest of three months every year cannot be too
highly commended.
MRs ELIZABETH THOMPSON Of New York has
made liberal contribution for the publication of
the History Of Woman Suffrage IN the United
States which Miss susan Is. Anthony Mrs. STAN
ton ana Mrs. Gage are now compiling. Miss AM
thony and Mrs. Stanton have Cancelled all yccum
lectures for the season ana VIII spend the winter
together at Mrs, Stanton's rural home in New
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