National Republican., 1881-07-11
PERSONALITIES,

GAMDETTA, who has selfcontrol, believes
in waiting.
THAcKERAY is spoken of as the repre-
sentative Brton
Coon for Mr. Conkling. His heart is in
the right place. -IAEdds,phid Press.
The Norristown Herald says: "Guiteau
is not too crazy-just crazy enough to hang"
THE Pope is reported to be in good
health, Notwithstanding his spare figure and pale
face.
COLONEL HOLLOWAY will issue the first
number Of his new paper in d. indianapolis this
week.
The Marquis of Lorne will, it is stated,
continucin Office until the close OF his term, in
December, 1852.
+. II. WARNER, esq. Of this city, leaves
shortly for Colorado for months stay to look alor
mining interests.
MRs. i. " BRYANT, Of the Post-Onice
Department, has returned nom short trip to the
State Of New York
Mn. ALEXANDER MITCHELL, of Milwau-
kcc Is about TO bestow upon that city the generous
gin of public park.
"BUsrLEs increase in size" remarks
tho Cincinnati Gascaess.. Very few items escape
Deacon Smiths eye,
GUTTEAu has a sister and a brother His
disgrace and the shameful death awaiting him
must BE- weight Of woe to them.
ALLcHTN is the name of an American
lady registered in London. BY any other name
she would doubtless talk Just rs much.
Mn. JouN MCCuLLouGH, Mr. A. NJ.
Palmer and Mr.. II, L. Abbey are expected in New
| York city about the middle of August.
WILLIAM ALLEN, of Greenville, Ohio,
member Of Congress from 1861 to 1865, died at his
home in the above named place on the 9th instant
REV. Robert LAIRD COLLIER, formerly
ofChcogo and Boston, utterly preaching in Eng.
! land, has been appointed United States consul to
Lcpsic
Miss JULIA WARREN. one of the most
efficient clerks Oft the Census Bureau left last night
| for an extended trip through New York and Mas.
sOchusets.
GARmALDI has raised this season Il
large crop of potatoes and cabbagcs on his little
Island of Caprera, which he distributes to the poor
of Leghorn
COLONEL DUDLEY and Auditor Alex
andcr have been acting rs special correspondents
of the indianapolis journal since the attempt at
| assassination.
The Republicans of San Francisco have
nominated cx.Judgo NJ. c, Blake for mayor and
Il
wick for sheriff.
| Miss KATE CLAXToN has returned to
| New York city afer successful tour She may
not be heard again in her iavorte roles until late iu
| the coming season.
WEBSTER relics " from the homestead
at Franklin, n. H., have been sold as bric-a
Who got the bottle with this label, need thee
every hour" is not mentioned.
ASSOCIATE JusTIcE CLIFFORD, of the Su-
prcme Court Of the United States is reported to DO
very sick at Cornish, Me. The physicians say his
death Is likely to occur in few days.
MEs GENERAL SHERMAN says that during
thirty one years Of married life her husband has
never staid out later thnn.wclv o'clock Mt night.
The General doesn't know what he has missed.
THERE is no man in the country who so
ardcntly desires the recovery OF the President us
Chester A. Arthur. No one need doubt the sin
cerity of his expressions upon this subject CiRcR
natl gazette.
Mr.. CHARLES STEWART PARNELL has two
brothers one of whom is a cotton planter in
Georgia and II Laud. Lacquer, while the other, who
owns an estate in Kilkenny, Ireland, is strong
Conservative.
Cyrus w. FIELD arrived in the city
yesterday morning and took rooms at the Riggs
House Later in the day he removed to the resi-.
dcnce of his brother Mr. Justice Field No. 81 First
street east, Capitol lInl
Miss CLARA Louise KELLOGG, who re-
turns to America in August for short visit, after
an absence of over two years, has received an offer
from the manager of La Scala to sing In Milan dur
ing the carnival season next year.