, 1873-11-01

O. p. Keith, Of St. Louis, iH Ut the Gardner.
]. n. Haywood. Of Oregon, is at tho shorman.
J. P. Acker, Of Now York City, is ut tho Pa-
T., II. Eastman. Of Yankton, D. T., is at tho
Gardner.
O. ". Porter, Of Meudvfllo, Pa., is at tho
Gardner.
!; \. Raymond, Of Springfield; ILL.,, ia at tho
Richard B. Knapp, OF Portland, Oregon, is at
tho Pacific. ~
Gen. William A. Aiken, Of Connecticut, is at
tho Sherman.
Judge G. D. Hiscuck, Of Lincoln, Nob,, is ut
tie Sherman.
r, 7; McCabo and family, OF Scranton, pa, ia
ut tho paciAo,
The Hon. E. P. Ferry, senator from Michigan,
Ia at tho Sherman.
D. A. Brown, OF tho stato Board Of Railroad
and Warehouse Commissioners, Is Mt tho Pacific.
Mr.. A. P. Durbank, lato Principal Of tho
Douglaa Bchoo1, leaves town In a day or two to
III engagements to give readings in Boston and
other Eastern citios.
A correspondent tolls Of moan young man III
q Wabash avenue omnibus who, when handed 10
cents to deposit IN tho box "a faro. put tho scrip
In his pocket, and gave tho Company q ticket,
which cost him only conts. instead. Tho cor
respondent places this. speculation On a par with
stcaling newspapers from doorstep or picking
pockets in church.
The -zeitung in ita daily reports Of politi-
cal events, includes among those prominent in
tho German movement, tile following: Herr
Dan O'Hnra, Horr Barney Caulfield. Herr Mike
Mcdonald, Herr Austin Doyle, Herr Patrick
Tracey, Herr Michael @. Hickey, Herr Hughoy
Reed, Herr John Clarity, Herr Tom Foley.
IN GENERAL.
Homo Of fho Paris f0nrunls env thai prtnca
Napoleon Ia about to undertake Journey to tho
United StatoB.
An Epiecopal olorgyman, who objected to tho
singing Of the John Brown Bong on board o
Cunnrd steamer because thero woro southorners
On board, was politely reminded of his own in
discretion in urging the claims OF tho Savior
upon tho congregatod passengerg, q largo num-
ber Of whom wore Jews.
Gail Hamilton, writing of Biblical men, re-
maras: We should say that Esau waB far the
moro agreonble, interesting, aud gifted person
and that Jacob, with Lis sly ways, aud Ills mean
spirited willingness to work seven years longer
| for the mau who had choatod him out Of ono
wife, and into anotllor, was not man to bo held
in esteem OF gods or mon or womcn."
| According 10 New York pnper tile illustri-
| ons bovine who whilonl called himself Governor
| OF Gcorgia, by uame nufus d. Bullock is cuioy.
| of Albion, in that State, whore it In feared by
the respectable portion of the community ho will
mako his homo for tho future, unleBs, per-
chance lie should got Ills dosorts and DO Bont to
tho Pouiaontiary.- News.
Judge Dillon goes to Little Rock, Ark, to hold
Court. Judge Love will preside ovor tho Fed.
cral Court at Dos AToinos tho remainder Of liz
praaont term. The papers in the Union Pacific
| Railroad n1Rndamua case wero received by Judge
! Dillon yesterday. His opinion thereon will
probably not bo n!od until noxt term.-Dauel.
port Gazette.
COL T. ]. Pickett, gentleman we'll known tc
tho Masonic fraternity OF Illinois as q Grand
Master Of this State in 1852-'53, and well known
| rs member OF the press gang and lately Of the
Quincy Iphig, was elected, Inst week, Graud
| Master OF Masons Of Kentucky. This, We be.
biove, ia tho second instance OF any person
reaching that position in two States. He ia now
publisher of tho Paducah (Ky.) Commercial.
We aro glad to know, as We now learn on gooi
authority, that the report which gained currency
in this State last month, from tho statement o]
J. E. White, Western Superintendent, tha
George s. Bangs, General superintendent o1
the RAILWAY mall service Of tho United statcs
intended soon to resign, ia not true. Mr.. Bangt
has had no 1ntention Of leaving tho Horyice..
-Des Moi,es Register.