, 1873-04-29
PERSONAL.

fer1cd to the Committee on Judiciary.
The Board adjourned until Monday next.
PERSONAL.
Tho Hon. II. s1itzer, OF Indiana, is Ut tts
Gardner House.
Charles Rode, Of the Brooklyn Art Gallery, is
at the Sherman House.
John 4 Drake talks about closing or sailing
out the fremont House in week or two.
The Hon. Horace Rublee, United States Min
lister to Switzerland, left ther Sherman yesterday
Tor his home in Wisconsin.
The Hon. E. II. Keyas, President Of the Re-
publican State Central Committee OF Wisconsin,
left the Sherman House last evening for MaI-
son.
The Rev. J. D. Foster, Mrs. Van Cott, the r.
vfYh preacher, and Stephen R. Moore, arrived
at the Sherman House from Kankakee, yeste1-
day.
4 party Of railroad men from Boston, COM
posed Of Sidney Bartlett, E. G. Chattuck, II. 8.
Dexter, and Francis Bartlett, are stopping at tha
fremont House.
N. D. Lawrence, " n. N. Pusey, A. Y. Larf
mer, Samuel Hoat, md q. G. Mutt, prominent
business men Of Council Bluffs, are at the Tto-
mont House.
Mr. Louis Ferrier, an artist recently ffom
Switzerland, has Just completed view Of
scenery in the higher Alps, Of Considerable merit,
for Prof. De Ia Fontaine.
Among the arrivals st the Gardner House
yesterday wero G. L. Laughton, Green Bay J.
G. Jewett, Buffalo; c. \. Thomas. New York;
F: ". Paine. Jamestown, N. Y; 4 O. Bu1nham.
Champaign, ILL.,
George Z. Rix and John ". Hassock, of
Odell, ILL.,, are stopping at one Of the European
hotels on the South Side. They will probably
have to be awakened every third minute after
O'Clock, according to the custom OF the house.
Among the arrivals at the fremont Houae,
yesterday, we're the following: John " Boyd,
81: Louis; 7: ". Brown; m; New New Y9Eki Franz
). Fisk, Helena, Montana; J. Coleman, Fond du
Lao; F. E. Lawrence, st. Louis.
John N. Young, Milwaukee; William Young,
Cleveland ". .. Richardson, Springfield; Gle
uent III. Bidd1e, philadelphia E. Mitchell, New
York P. E. Beam, San Francisco A. L. Ryan,
New York ". Fl. Stevens, New Orleans James
H. Fowler and party o. six, Lafayette, Ind, are
at the Sherman House.
The friends Of Mr. Anton Don, who li7es st
No. 1853 West Eighteenth street, and who has not
been seen since Saturday night, feel much
anxiety on account Of his absence. On Saturday
afternoon ho collected considerable money, and
ut o'clock started out to collect more: He Tas
streets. He had about $500 in his pockets. l.
is bo]iered that he has been foully dealt with
Among the arrivals at tho Gau1t House, yea-
terday, we're the following prominent persons:
P. D. 6kilbeck, Howell, Mich; J. II. White. De-
troit; Il. Woodwork, Fond du Lac, Wis; J: w.
Aughil1ee, New York. A. HoUett, LONDON,
England; @: F. Baldwin, St: Louis; s. B. !ns Has-
Marquette J. B. Watkins, Clinton; Thomas
Rock, Madison; E. H. Nebokar, Coyington; 9.
Smith, Idaho = John Taife, Eebraska;- O. D.
Gorham, Fort Wayne.
It is not fair to judge Christian by his e1pls-
tives, but the following story is too good TO %
sumed in the great fire, has beon rebuilt on
distant lot in the South Division. When tht
question Of renting peWs arose, tho members Of
the old church claimed the first choice. The Tn
became furious. The question came to (
vote, AMI the old members were out
dealer, disgueted at this result, suddenly rose,
and exclaimed: "Iu be id Il I'll have any
thing to do with the id church." It Is prett?
nearly time that the church WAS rebuilt. Il not
given this gentleman just underneath the pnlplt''
and in full view Of the Commandment which r.
ferB to profnue swearing.
Senator Pratt, with 5000 "extra pay" hss
bought 816, 900 house in Loganspo1t, lnd-
The Rev. ". A. Spencer, Of Rock Island, u:
making arrangements to accompany u. Nen-'
man, Bi80Qp daII15 auQ QtNe1 OA4t4nAo ~
Methodist Church, on trip around the world =
The Rev. E. E. Hale, OF Boston, has gone %
Europe for the summer. One OF his r1e1
parishioners has done it. -
The marriage ceremony Of the Re7. Wllilsm
H. Wooiweu and Hiss Martha Haskell, at Se.-
buryport, Mass, last week, Was performed Ha
tho Venerable Rev. Dr.. Wilmington. Who ras1nS4 oss
the parents Of one and tho grandparents Of po'n
the parties. .
. Colia1 is being rccoptcd by his brethren 1etht.a u
the "Myetic Tie" in Indiana. Al Lala9e;s.Gh
the other night, the reception speech enaeo WV
this invocation: :. a.
When through lite se5enely you havs Js;. Ess.eo
And landed your frau bark beyonl A1e8 fss'
May Jour eternal lot DO cast with those
Who know not sorrow, and can feel no 1am'
Two men have appeared who claim 70 ~. ~
brothers Of tho late Charles H. bal1aas IN
actor lately deceased, and have attempteo
Connecticut to administer his estate. an ;atsr s
residing in Covington, KY, has Written to nnfT
saying Mr. Barras never had brother, EIa
one sister, dead many years, while anoIae. t1.rsx
whose father Was cousin to the deceased, III
inquiry as to the estate and existence OF "A
Serious Eoiler Explosion
IND13xApo11s, Ind, April 28.-A boiel
p1osion took place this morning at Byr1tb - %1t;
ing-mill, at the corner Of Tennesgee ana s pe III
streets, opposite st. Johns Cathedral tn ~ de-
| er, large one, WIS blown about loo .eer hnK
molishing two stables, four onthouses' 4ha a.
. boarding house. James Robinson, ns .m-
cinoer. was badly injured, and tHo other .ea,1 On
Gloves Thomas Foltz and william Gully, 1ss hse
| considerably hurt. Mary Callahan ~ sn@ n9.1lire
| grandmother, Mrs. Reed, were hit o9 'ne 1@@
debria. Nobody Waa killed outright.