National Republican., 1881-09-12
PERSONALITIES.

MRs. LANGTRY issaid to have disappeared
from London society.
Mr.. GLADSTONE will spend part of his
vacation in Hclgoland,
PINK Sims is the name of a Harding
County (Ky) girl. Hose next2-iS. Lois Globe Dem
oTdt
KING HUMBRRT, of Italy, has paid off all
the debts Of his father the late Victor Emanuel
and does not owe n cent himself
CAPTAIN JAMES b. EADs will deliver an
address before the Mississippi River improvement
convention at st. Louis next month.
GENERAL HOWARD should 60 out West
again and strike the savages In the rear These
Apachcs are getting entirely too lively.
HALLET KmBoURN, manager of The Ma
TfoSAL REPUBLICAN, was registered in Bologne,
Italy August 1G; Venice, 10Th; Milan, 23d Genoa,
2ith; Turin, 25th, and Paris, 9th.
GENERAL BEAUREGARD is at the Warm
Springs in the mountains of Virginia, but goes in
october to the Yorktown celebration as the invited
guest Of the State Of South Carolina.
L. G. PALMER, of Mount Pleasant, Iowa,
brother OF ex Governor John NJ. Palmer, of iii.
nos, is the Democratic candidate for the State
senate In Henry County, Iowa, in opposition to
Mr.. Harlan.
Mn. JoHN III. INMAN attended the re-
union Of the Coffin family Of Nantucket, and was
the wealthiest member Of the family present.
There were three members who had been in the
confederate army
The fact that Jay Gould began life with
patent mouse trap is again alluded TO In the pa
pcrs. But no mention Is made Of the other fact
that the trap has been enlarged so as to acoommo-
date statesmen and editors.
II. b. HAYES was the finest bull at re-
cent Kansas county fair If any man supposes
that the name Of the predecessor Of Mr.. Garfield in
the White House has been dropped into oblivion
let him consult tho fair reports.
LIEUTENANT-Co COLONEL WILLIAM DE Bo-
DISCO, attache ofthc Imperial Russian Guard, has
just been married at Yokohama to Miss Alicia
Josephine Savage, Of San Francisco. The cere-
mony took place at the residence of the Russian
consul general, and the bride was given away by
the German minister, Won Elsendecker
GENERAL GORDON, of Georgia. is said TO
have acquired more than comfortable fortune
since he left the Senate. 1t came through the sale
of coal lands in Alabama for which he and his
two brothers and Governor Colquitt received $780,
O0O together with 81 100000 In stock Of the Rich
mond and Danville Extension Company.
THE new Senator, Lapham, is cousin
OF Miss Susan u. Anthony, and, shortly afler his
election wrote to her thus; "CanandaigA, July
so, 1SSl.-Dcar cousin; have only time now TO
return my sincere thanks for your cordial congrat-
ulation and kind words. Ofthe future. / hope that
our country will prosper, and that woman will yet
be accorded her rights"
IT is proposed TO erect a suitable tomb
in the Protestant burial ground at Rome to the
memory of Joseph Severn, late H. B. NJ. consul,
who died at the age of eighty-nvc, on August 3,
1879. Permission has been obtained Ohrough the
intcrccssion of Mr. Gladstone and Lord Granvillc)
to remove his remains from the obscure place in
the new cemetery, where they have been tempo
rarly deposited, to the old cemetery, where Keats
grave is situated. The intention is to perpetuatc
more especially the remembrance of Severn as a
friend of the poet Keats.