, 1873-01-06


fremont.
Colonel D. B. Bragg, United States Army, was
in the city yesterday.
Hon. A. Caldwell and wife, Judge Robert
Orozier, and NJ. H. 1naley, Of Leavenworth,
Kansas are at tho Sherman.
Tho following wcro at Andorsons European
Hotel yesterday: E. A. Mum, Hudson, N. r.;
Y. 3. Bragg. John Bragg, Mobile Ala. !; @. Mo.
Far1ana, Burlington, Iowa David Young Cam-
oron Mo.
Tho following woro at the Gardner yesterday:
Charles p: Nobury, Dotrot Z. g. Sheldon,
New York; j. ". KinBloy, Boston; ]. e. Honshalt
milwaukee,; T. Allen French, Louisville; D. N
Hicky, Montreal.
Tho following wore at tho fremont yesterday:
Mrs. A. dridley and son,- Bloomington; Jamos
Harrison, Now Orleans; q. H. Hoag, Farming
ton, h1o.
The following were among tho arrivals ut the
Briggs yesterday J. E. Niccolls Bloomington
T. ". Bonnett, Boston ; J. J. Richardson, Da-
SSSnp91 Saapon 1 hus1 sRS e zos ALTON M j. o s9xaf
Hunt, Do poro.
Tho following wore among tho arrivals at the
Sherman yesterday: 4. J. Cnrrier, Kansas City;
A. Howes Boston; Mark NJ Palmer, Yankton,
D. T.; J. P. G. Cottuth, Milwaukee; II. Rice aud
lady, Buffalo; e. H. Klonko, Madison, WiA.; T.
L. u.
vol, st. Paul; b. A. Nichols, Allevoido, Mo.
Judge Durell Is cousin Of "Long John"
Wentworth, Of Chicago.
Poole. the famous London tailor, rotiros
worth 92,50o,ooo,
Senator Aleorn, Of Mississippi, haRhsd twcnty
children aud been twice married..
Governor Woodaon, of Missouri, will hav as
Private Secretary, Ills brother-in-law, b. E.
Shannon, Of st. Joseph.
Archbishop Bayley, Of Baltimore, is recovor-
Ing his health, and is said not to bo affected with
Bright's diseaao.
William Branch, pioneer Of Minnesota, and
one OF the projectors Of tho st. Paul l. Duluth
Railroad, dcd, Inst week, st st. Paul.
Curtis, Morey & Co., OF the Rochester IN. "
Union and Advertiser, have roorganzcd rs
joint stock company capital, 100000.
Dr. William Kempstor, Of Utica, N. T., accepts
tho superlntendency of the now Asylum for tho
InHano, near Oahkosh Wis.
Six OF tho signors Of JEFF, Davis bail bond arc
dead, but Gorritt Smith, who headed the list,
still liyos.
John s. Fowler, nine yoars city editor of the
New Havon [Ct.) Courier, has become City
Clork.
Alonzo .. Morgan, son Of Edwin D. Morgan,
ono Of tho principal ownorB Of the Now York
Times, diod last weok, at his fathor's residence
in Aurora, near Auburn, N. \.
William H. Hur1but, Of the Now York World
{hrothor OF General Hurlbut, Of 1llnoia,) has
gono to Central and South America, and will
write for Harper's Magazine.
Tho Roy. Samuel Watson, for thirty-two years
Methodist preacher, has withdrawn from tho
Memphis Conference becanBo Of his belief In
apiritualism.
Tho nt. Hon. Horny Austin Bruce, Of tho
Home Department in GladAtono's Ministry, Ia
about to roBign, and thero are rumors Of q
peorage oneroa and declined.
Mrs. Harriet Boecher Stowo haa purchased
THO rosidenco Of Franklin Chamberlin On Forest
street, Hartford, CT, and intends to mako 1t her
homo.
Professor Tyndall will not take any American
money homo with him. He intends to give all
ho has made hero to Homo aciontifio institution
in this country.
Richard ?. Clark, Treasurer Of Columbia
County, N; T., Is . detaultor in s4S,o00 to tho
Btato, and probably larger amount to. tho
county; and his suroties arc not liable.
At tho smithilold Christmas cattle show Her
Majesty Qheon Victoria took I" frat l,ouors " in
pigs, and the Duchess Of Athol was first in
Hcotch cattle.
Mrs. Susan F. Dewey, daughter Of o1-Goy-
ornor 1chabod Goodwin, Of Portsmouth, N. H.,
and wife of Commander George Dewoy Of tho
United stateB Navy, dad III Newport, R. T., last
week.
Captain r.. r. Pratt, Of Springfield, elected
Clerk OF tho Missouri HouAe of Representations,
WAS d member Of Wheeler.s Confederate cav
airy. Subsequently, ho waa connected with tho
Memphis, afterward with tho St. Louis, press.
William s. King, Of minneapolis, Postmaster
OF tho House at Washington, has gono to tho
Pacific Coast to nuke business arrangements
under construction contracts with tho Northorn
paciio Railrond.
Frank Do Graft, youngest sou Of Colonel
Do Graf, Of Dayton, Ohio tho well-known
builder Of railro adB IN Minnesota, died at st.
Paul last week. ue WAS actively engaged in
business with his father, and WAS out III tho re-
cont SNOW blockade wost OF Now Ulm.
The marriage Of tho Duchess do peralgny with
n. Lenloline, appears to encounter aoma oppo-
a!tion from tho laly's own ralntiyoa. Hor moth
or, tho PrlnceBB do Ia MoHkow, has lodged for
NAL opposition to tho union, aud tho daughter
| has appealed to the Fronoh tribunals to obtain
tho removal Of the impeaimont.
Tho Att5srney, ,doneral Of the It..wailsu eaoyorp-
!, 11ont, Minister Of tue NoYAi iAblnot, An1 lSw
rhps' ,aaerH asloH L 1T? Attoiasy ti yi dsnsrsl
| qf ..tesAachpsottn tpr THO yoera 185a-d0. The
Chief Jnstlco OF tho Hawaiian Supreme Bench IL
| llso an American, aud QUO Of his two AHsocata
| JuaticoH is a former member Of tho Suffolk lar,
Goneral Alfred i. 1lartwell, Of NatloA
| II don't bolieve in swearing, yot can under
stand how Theodore Parker felt whom ho said
that ho never liked Waalinyt ou until he hoard
| there that le WIS In tho habit Of swoarlng
| There arc Roula people who would positively