, 1873-03-14

Hon. J. II. Bailey, Freeport, is at the Briggs.
Hon. c. J. Elmira, Fond du Lac, Wis., was ut
the Sherman yesterday.
Tho Hon. Jackson Boone, Iowa, was at the
Gardner yesterday.
The Hon ". q. Merritt, OF Iowa City, is at
the Briggs.
P. D. Armour, Esq, OF Milwaukee, is at the
Hon. J. o. Wilson, OF DesMoines, Iowa, Is ut
Sherman
AI1s John A. Logan, OF Washington, D. c.,
arrived at the fremont House yesterday.
J.H. Dove1eu1, General Manager Lake Shore
l. Michigan Southern Railroad, ia at the Tre-
mont House.
Hon. Frank ". Palmer, of Des Moines, Iowa,
who bids fair to sink his fortune in the Inter
Puddle, ia at the fremont.
The following wcre at tho Gardner yesterday !:
". D. L. Pierce, New York; E. r. Fay, Auburn,
N. T.; E. A. Gaskill, Philadelphia ]. S. Peck,
Toledo; G. J. Friel, Boston
A. A. Baldwin, ". J. Mckinney, J. A.. Reding-
ton, ". j. Watterson, A. II. Burk, ". 4. An
capitalists, are at the Gardner.
The following we're at the Briggs yesterday !:
G. A. Cook, Colorado; J. Fl. Smith, Buffalo, n.
T.; J. T. Graham Ottawa. Ont; L. II. F. Wat
son, Brooklyn; Richard Middleton, keokuh,
Iowa.
The following wore at the fremont House yes
terday: G. B. Phinney, T. J. IL: Sweeney,
Iowa; Willis Brown, st. Louis G. Il. Spencer,
Troy, n Y.
The following we're at the Sherman yesterday !:
g. q. Spencer. Baltimore; G. G, Cole, Boston !;
O. 8. Perry, Albany; 4. Robinson, st. Louis j;
G. B. Prescott, Boston; ": T: 1illinghast, Gin
cinnati; F. T., Greenleaf, indianapolis; g. r.
Maxwell. Salt Lake City; T. u. Burdock, Deco
rah, Iowa; D. Warner, South Carolina.
Geo. c. Clarke, Esq, has given the library OF
the public school which bears his name = most
entertaining and valuable present in the shape
OF q complete set of the London illustrated
Ne10s. II others would follow his example, and
put something interesting in the reach OF school
children, truancy would cease at once.
l. young uan named George Delaney has been
missing since Tuesday night. At that time he
went away from his home, No. II Fourteenth
street. He is about a. years old, Is feet 10
inches in height, aud wore large silver ring
with gold star in it. he had on his person
tion concerning him may bo left With the Super
iutendent Of Police.
Tho 1t. Rev. Bishop Kerfoot, OF Pittsburgh,
Is seriously i'll.
Ex-Gov. Marcus L. Ward had 81, 900 diamond
pin stolen from him in Trenton, n. J.
Caleb Cushing wss counsel for Caldwell, then
for Pomeroy, and finally for Spencer.
Joseph B. Reed, formerly connected with the
NORTH american as literary review
er and foreign editor, died last week.
The Rev. Francis L. Patton, Of Chicago, will
occupy the pulpit OF the Third Presbyterian
Church, Indianapolis, until further arrange
ments.
Charlotte L. Ames, widow OF the late Horatio
Ames, Of Connecticut, has sued William Il. Bar
mum, OF Salisbury, Ct, for s62, 500, and Oakes
and Oliver Ames OF North Easton, Mass, for
e59, ,000-c1aimed as due tho estate.
Gen Caleb Cushing has taken occasion, re-
Gently, to express the opinion that Gen. B. F.
Butler " combines courage and ability in nigh
er degree " than any other man at present in
Congress. Now let's have Bon's opinion Of
Caleb.
Mr. J. ". LIE Barnes, formerly Provost Mar
ahal at Boston, but now local politician of some
note in Washington, excited much comment at
The Inauguration Ball, as he promenaded with =
acknowledgement young lady OF African de- |
scent on each arm, or joined with one Of thom
IN the waltz.
The ex-Prince Imperial Of Franco Is not SO
7ery quiet as some people fancy, aud Possesses
good deal Of the spirit Of mischief, withal. Re-
:ently ho threw the contents Of an ink-bottle |
,ver plebeian school-fel1ow, who, forgetting |
altogether that the thrower OF tho ink was !
Prince, administered to him On the spot what in !
phraseology is known as Jolly
rood thrashing."