National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-01
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PERSONAL.

CHrEf.JUsTIcE WAITE le In New York
Hon BARDwELL sLoTE is in London aud Is
very popular.
/ Rev. DR.. WILLIAM ADAMS died at Orange.
| N. j., yesterday.
DIR. \, T. AUGUSTUS has returned from his
| summer vacation.
Mn. J. NJ. CARSON of the Times is on his way
homo from Europe.
JouN W. GARRETT is making speeches for
Hancock in England
! THE Prince of Wal es will visit Australia In
| October or November.
| SECRETARY THOMPSON will leave for New
| York on Thursday next.
| KING LOUIS OF Bavaria Is said TO have be.
come exceedingly fond of Bismarck.
Mr.. T. T. BRENNAN will serve tho Cleye.
land Herald In Washington this winter.
MINISTER WHITE, It is said, is discontcnted
at Berlin because he finds so little to do there.
MAJOR JAMES p. MARTIN of the adiutant.
generals department will remain In Washing
ton,
GENERAL PENBERToN who gurronde rcd TO
Grant ct Yicksburg, has bought u eott ago at
Capo May.
RoDMAN NJ PRICE has failed In his suit 10
recover million Of dollars from S. p. Dewey
In San Francisco.
PRESIDENT HAYES has been teudered tho
freedom Of tho city Of San Francisco by tho
board OF supervisors.
GEORGE TUCKER, an inmate Of Auburn
prison, has Just inherited $4,000 His SON.
tence will expire in 1858.
The New York Herald of yesterday gavc I'm
five columns to John shormau's speech al Gin
cinnati. 1t Is good document.
Hon. DANIEL ERAfENTRAUT has been noml-
mated by the democrats for congress ia Holster
Clymer's old district Of Pennsy lvanla.
SECRETARY BENTLEYs speech at Pittsburz
to the veterans will remove many misconcep-
tlons In regard to the delay In pension deois-
ions.
BIsnor WATTERsov of Ohio has been visit.
ing Mount st. Mary's college, Of which lie
was once president He Is now visiting Hon.
j. l.. Barbour.
HANLAN leaves New York on Thursday for
England. G.. II. Stewart of Toronto goes
with him. Hanlan weighs lG7 pounds and is
in go)d health.
Hon. JEREMIAH S. BLACK of York. Pa, ar
rived in Washington late Monday night and
is registered az the Ebbitt. lie loaves to-day
for New York
THE heir of the Spanish throne viii be ban.
tized in water from the riverJordan, present.
ed IN bottle, for that purpose, by NJ. Moutilla,
the Spanish minister at ConsantinopIc
X'CoNGREss,tAN WILSON of Indiana is
very confident that the state will gives rcppb.
lIcan majority next month aud settle the
presidential election in favor of Garfield
PRESIDENT HAYES and wife and General
Garfield and wife arrived ia Cleveland last
evening and went on TO Canton, Ohio. 10 be
present at the soldiers reunion there to-day,
FRITZ ERcEENs. son of Richard Erckens.
mayor OF AS'la'Chapellc, Germany, Is spcnd.
ing few days in Washington. He is tho
guest of Consul Dubois, who al present repre-.
sents tho government at AK.
THEqueen ofSian aud her son were drowned
while sailing in little royal yacht. Thev
were run down by steamer aud all on board
wero lost except the kings secretary, who, be-
ing good swimmer, succeeded IN saving him
soli. On learning the news of tho catastrophe
the King of siam was so deeply affected that he
tainted IN the presence ofthe court
OURAY, the Ute chief who has gone TO tho
happy hunting ground after making for him.
sell II name no less famous than the names of
Logan and Iccumseh, is believed by many
colorado people to have been poisoned. In an
interview IN the Denver Tribune q nerson
whose position should enable him to know
states that the poison WAS administered by
nosnle chlelS, ana that the murder has long
been contemplated.
THE Hon. Robert McClclland of Detroit.
whose deQth we announced Yesterday. was
born at GreencaStle, Pa, August |, 1907 Ho
was graduated from Dickinson college In $500,
aud after studying law, was admitted to the
bar and began practice at Pittsburg In 1881.
lie removed to Mouroe, Mich, in 1893, and was
q delegate to the state constitutional conven-
iinn IN 1885, was a member Of the state house
representatives from 1888 to 1sl3, servingthe
last year as speaker was representative in
inc twenty'eighth, twenty.ninth and thirtioth
congresses, serving from December 4, 1873, to
March ), lsiHi was delegate to the national
democratic convention in 1913, 1852 and 1868:
was governor Of Michigan In 1928 aud was
-ecretaly OF the interior in President Pierce's
cabinet throughout his administration. In
1897 he removed to Detroit and resumed tho
practice Of law.