, 1873-07-19
11loy spont yesterday, however, IN riding In car-
ringos, nnd Wondering at tto superior eleganco
OF tho now buildings Of Chlcago.


ring.os, md wondering at tho superior olegnnco
OF tho now buildings Of Chicago.
Tho following wero among tho prominent ar-
ritnlR ut tho Sherman House yesterday: j. D.
Wannit Brazll; Z. j.. moore and lady, New
YORK; " J. Harvoy, Sandwich; Thomas h1nsllar.
J; II. Taylor, Syracuse, N. Y; !. Il. Wells,
WollHvillo, Phi John Carlyle, 1ilalelp'in;
William Atkin, Norwich, Conn. ". II. Wilson,
JacAnon, Mich. !; James A. Hay, NowarI., N. j.:
]! d. HiokmRn, Now York.
+, Congressman Robinson, Of Illinois, dofonds
tto bark-pay steal. "Robbin' home" must bo a
familiar sot,hd to his ears.-Neso York Ierah
Horny. X. Oliver, lato Cbiof Of tho Massach,1-
setts Labor Duroall, is tho favorito candidate for
Governor among tho Labor-Roformers.
Gen. John T. Miller, formerly OF South Doytl,
lhkl:, nov Of Napa Cal.. Ia ono Of hnlf hun.
| dred oligibles" " for United States Senator.
Con. Banks ca,no protty noar getting tho odi-
tordlp of tho lloaton Globe, at salary of $lO,-
op0 year, but somo Of tia atockLolders went
back on him. ~.
Mrs. Mary a. Fletcher md Miss Mary Ftotcl,ot
have given 100000 tn Burlington, Vt, for
public library, to 10 called tic Il Fletcher Froo
Library"
Vico-preaidont Wiison was In tho city yestor-
day and tincd with somo frioutta ut Young'a Ho-
tel., His hea1tl, is mucA improyo1.- Ad-
uertiser, July 1G.
At tho latest letter Gatcs from Berlin 1t iH
atated that tho King, tito pres'dont Of the Ont1l
bor, Herr Yon Room, aut Bismarck wore al1:s' Ill
hot, md quarresomo."
,Cart Garland indulgod in Tue luxury OF
slapping the java Of the Chief Justice Of Louis
lana ut OpelouaaB recently. Ono hundred dollars
hne and twonty;-four hours' imprisonment.
Tho 100000 prizo In tho Louisville Library
lottery was drawn BY Z. II: Kcith, Of Kingston,
Mass: HI w. aud tho e6o: 900 prize by Willis Morley,
/ Of Dradahnw, Giles' County, Tenn.
/ Mary Harris, who shot and killed. clorl named
Burroughs, at "ashingtou, = few yoara ago, has
escaped from tho llnatic asylum, and tho rest Of
tho Washington clerkB nro broakiug for tall tim
bor.-Louisuile ooariet-Journol.
The Independence Belga statos that Japanoeo
Prince, Macao. may bo found daily III tho State
printing olllco at Tho lIague working ut tho caso
ment to loarn tho agt Of printing.
Tho Roy. Richard Hargravo, Of Lafaycttc,
Ind, declines the honorary I'D. D." because, at
tho age Of TO- and fast FILLING, he regards It with
even leBs favor than when he ilrst countormand-
ed isa bostowal OIL hinselt yoars ago..
Isabella; on her late visit to the Pope, bidhigh
for his favor toward Prince Alfonso. She pre-
1nnes wf t. fIa ener % En- e. p Cd
whom Alfonso also gave 10000 francs.
Charles Dickens aeon1s to have transmitted j.
portion Of his elocutionnry talent to ono OF ilis
younger sons, n bright follow who has recoutly
boon readlng, for charitable institutions, some Of
credit.
An exchange says: "Tho degree Of ?. D. has
fossor Of Sy,npaatetio Theology In tho North
voBtorn Seminary" IL that ono Of those now
patents We hear 30 much about2 And is tint
tho aamo kind Of thing tho State University con
ferred upon GOV. Washburn? Aud what is it
anyway LA Crosse Democrat.
burg, hoir apparent to tho throne, with Princess
Mario, eldest daughtor Of Prince Frederick
Charles, OF pruasia, ia considered imminent It
haa for sono timo hoen public secret. Tho
rrincoss, being born IN 1856, e much the Princes
Junior. The match is generally approved among
tho dorman party in Wurtemburg.- Court CIR.
cu{ar.
Herr Hans Glrod, Director Of the Royal Saxon
Band, celebrated LIS birthday Yesterday in a
pleasant way among his friends. Invita-
tions syoro acnt to several friends and tho
press to mcos him at breakfast party at Bar
nun'a Hotel. At tho hour Of II o'clock some
twenty or more gentlemen met in Mr. Barn una
pleasant dining-room, and, altar partai1ing OF q
substantial ropast, uncorkod . few bottles Of
choice vino and repeatedly drank tho llealth Of
tho young and talented muBiciau.-SK, Louis
Gtooc, July II.
Speaking Of tho proposed lovo-feast Of Union
and Confederate West Pointers, ncxt yoar, the
Newark Neutrality-suspicious. editor WAS "in tic
gice"-romarks: "Ihs comrade-feeling re-
minds ua OF the surrender of the Confederate
Gen: Gideon PILLOW to lia old friend, Con. A. j.
Smith: It was touching scene. Pillow came
into Montgomery, one morning, afoot and ulone.
lIo sat down on curb-stono, and shook tho
gravel out of his rough army Shoes and tlon
walkod into Smiths Office bunk parlor to aur-
render. The ceremony was simple. He enid:
How arc you, Jack p The repfv VIVA tGnad
God, Gid is tint you ? Haye you had your break
fastF To which Pillow foelngly responded,
No, and I havon'ta dolar to pay for ono.'
Pillow got his breakfast, gave hfa PAROLE ro-
marked that, If 10 could not whip Yankees, ho
could go baok to Tennessee aud raise cotton. and
wont on his way rejoicing, with enough money
IN hlH pocket to rosune his rlnco ns one Of the
bost citizona Of WoBt Tonnesaee."
TIE SHERYIN.KAMINSKI CASE.