, 1873-09-08

suitably welcomed by "Jesne"if tito latter gon-
tlouan geta III from Farm Station on uno; Il
not, "Qhad." will do tlo honols.
Bath John Dlaisdoll and Nate Salisbury nrc
good awordamen, aunlly good, iutlood, but
to thin ont lending mon in tho country. 1}tnIa.
doll has boon cut up pretty badly, Mr.. 6aalla-
bury mood not got nervous, but should not bos
oomo 30 excitad In hia feuctng.
Nobody who knows alr. 1susuol1 snggs, the
excellent " oa man +" at 11ooloy'H can fhu to ba
loon; "A plcco hns boon wrtton for him by Mr..
ls W. llichnrilAon entitled "Tho Camp and
Court Of NAPOLEON Donapartc," in which Mr..
so88H WILL aaaumo tho rolo Of tho groat Cornican,
Con; John A. Logan will be unable to ppoak In
George T. Brown, x-sorgoant.at-Arms OF tho
United Stntes Senate, is proposed for Mayor Of
Alton at tho ensuing election.
Whit Whitman Ia recovering from hia attack Of
psralyhla, and is soon quito oftcn in tho stroota
OF Philadelphia, although ho walks but little.
Tho handsome residence property Of Henr,
D. Hun. at Winona, Mfnn., las bosr purchased
by II. ". Lnmborton for $22.600.
Gen. Drinkorhon has retired from tho odl.
torial charge of tho Ohio Liberal! published ut
Mansfield, and will devote his attention In future
to banking.
George A. Buakirk, who shot Rose, ba.-
koepor at Bloomington, Ind, n few months ago,
haa returned homo Hobo1er and, ought to bo,
wisor and botter man.
1sobort Harris, Superintendent Of tho @. D. J.
Q. Railroad, did not appear boforo tho McDon-
ough County Fatr AaHooiation to toll what ht
know about farming.
Judge Olagott, OF tho Kcoltnk Constitution, has
raooiyed intelligence Of tho death Of Lis father,
IhoEas Clagott, Sr., who died at his residence
III Prince Georges County, Md, Oh Tuesday, at
tho advanced ago of 81 years.
We had call yesterday from tho Hon. A. II,
Cavan, OF Woodford County, whom the Chicago
Journal reported killed. ut Edgowood. Mr.. Cavan
asaorts emphhticaiiY that ha Ia no such man.
Peoria Transcript.
Steven stinc has hoen spoken Of ssa candidate
for County Judge. Ho says he would like to bo
Judge just to got chance at the lawyors. His
frat judicial act would be to hno tho ontiro bnl
CPS par lawyer, and three Of them lo would eond
| to jan.-Fair5eid (Iu.) Press.
| It Ia reported from Washington seemingly on
good authority, that one Of tic first acts Of tho
United States Senate when 1t meets, thia winter,
as Chairman pro tempora. II tho Senate faila to
! DO this, in view Of tho scandals connected with
Mr. Carpenters name, 1t will not vindicate ts
own honor md sense Of decency. -cleueland
Baron Doilleau (brolhor-in-law Of John q,
FromonE, who waB Bontenool to imprisonment
BY French court for Ills connection with tho
Momphis Il III Paso Railroad affair. ia con.
tined lu tho conclergorle. BofOr0 his trial, Ii,
Bollloau had abandoned all bis fortune and that
| Of his vito in favor Of tile Stockholders Of the
Memphis + Ell Paso Rairoad. Mndame Doii1onu
| ta at Doulogno. sho aul her Bi1 children liys
through tho generosity Of thoir friends.
Says the Arion (Ohio) Beacon: Judge Ambler
was geuora1ly respected, until le auccumbed to
| tho baek-pay seduction, 30 that for tho snke OF
tho osteou1 We havo entertained NO trust thai
tho following itom Of the Youngstown ,Vinaiea-
| tor ia untrue: T" Jacob Amber, tho back-pa7
grabbor, has undertakon to defend his courao
BY fighting. Ho kicked Doc. Hardman OF tha
Salon Clipper, for, something said about it,
Jacob ovor tho head with cane. Hoatilitios sui-
| douly onded."