National Republican., 1881-07-09
PERSONALITIES,

GOVERNOR CORNELL works ten hours
Il day, and sometimes fifteen.
BrsHoP O'CoNNoR, of Omaha, is the
guest ofArchbishop Gibbons in Baltimore.
MADAME HELENA MoDJEsRA is, it is re-
ported, about to retire altogether from the stage,
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS at his home
in Georgia, is keeping stenogrnpher very busy.
JOHN II. Hewitt, Baltimore's veteran
professor, will be eighty years ofngo next Monday
GENERAL GRANT has just bought pair
OF Hambletonian carriage hcrses at Goshen, " V,
for l,cOO.
Mr.. STURGEON says he is not going TO
lecture on the revision of the New Testament, as
had been sta,cd
GUGTEAU's father was also eccentric.
Had he been nm American politician, instead ofa
French physician, he might have done some mis-
chief
A FEW days since some of the Republi-
can newspapers were calling upon Vice President
Arthur to resign. Now these same papers are
praising him.
VIscoUNT DAs NoGUEIEAs, Portuguese
Minister at Washington, eX.Secretary Boutwell,,
and Rear Admiral Murray were registered in New
York yesterday.
COLONEL WHITNEY, deputy postmaster
at Cincinnati, says that If Garfield RECEIVERS the Re-
publicans Of Ohio will carry the Buckeye State this
fall by 10000 majority.
DR. MUNcAsTER has returned TO the city
from Rodland Md, where he went to attend the
funeral Of his father, Mr.. l.. NJ. Muncaste-, who
died on Ihc 5lh instant.
CLARA Morris and Mary Anderson
have both declined to go to Europe for he coming
season, Notwithstanding that the emotional school
is Oll he rage theIe now.
Mr. JosEPu Cook has completed his
lecture course in England and has gone to Ger.
many. From there he goes to India and Australia
on his way around the world.
DoN MARcIAL MARTINEz, the new Chill
ian Minister to this country, is man of university
training, aud is ut once an accomplished scholar
ami politician, lie is forty. nino years old.
SAMUEL j. TLDEN yesterday fled plans
Nt the buildng department for nm addition to his
residence Ht No II GnmCrcy Park The addition
viii be four stories high, and will cost $4,000.
EX-NICE.PREsIDtNT WHEELER will re-
peat his last years git of $500 10 the Malone
schools to bo distributed during the ensuing year
TO students making the best record aud greatest
improvement,
Mr. THEODORE f. SHUEY, of the official
corps of reporters in the tinted States Senate was
morried in Charlottesville Thursday evening to
Miss Matte NayCs, Of that place. and the happy
couple will sail for Europe to-day.
PESCE BISMARCK has given, SAYS the
London Globe q reluctant assent to the marriage
OF his son Herbert to the Princess CarolGth This
lady is described Hs very handsome and giflcd
with MI tho Accomplishments Of her race. the
liatzicldS.
Hon. WILLIAM L, EARLE arrived from
Washington Sunday morning. Besides being ell
gagged IN important civil cases before the court,
the city council has secured his services in the
prosecution OF the opera-house arson cases Grecl-
vlAc Is c. Ners.
TuE Duchesse d'Alencon, the ex-Queen
| OF Naples, and the present Empress Of Austria
have often ridden horses standing, and have Ut
tered those stridcut cries which come from the
throns Of the nymphs OF the ring, They have
dashed through the classic hoops with paper and
withou, paper.
GENERAL AETHCRs behavior under the
trying circum, ances in which he is placed does
equal honor II his head aud heart. The delicacy
and good sense he has exhibited cannot but tem-
per the hnsty judgment ofhis character into which
many were betrayed when the possibility of lN
succession TO the Presidency first seemed on the
eve ofbeing rcGll2cd--g ooEIya Eag't (Dea)
Dir. RoREpT REYGURN was born in Glas.
gov. Scotland, August I, 1883 and came 10 the
United States when nine years old. He s.0duacd
at the Philadelphia Mcd.ch College in 1886, and
practced IN philadelphia Until 1862, when he ell
tered the Union army rs medical officer Of vol
untceIs. In 1867 he was appointed in the regular
army lie settled with his family in Washington
/ In 1862, and has since resided here
4 RATHER notable student finished his
course at the Yale Law School las. week, gradual
ing third In his class This was Pe,oi Doyle cx-
secretary of state of Wisconsin, Mr, Doyle Is nov
forlyave years old, and has been o successful law
yer and politician IN Wisconsin, Being conscious
Of some defects in his legal education, he deter
mined to rcmcty them Il. an nge when most mer
would not feet like going to school, lie worked
hard Shile at the Law School, He was popula
with students ana professors and one at least o
the latter expects 10 see him member of Congress
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