The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Judge O. B. Sedgwck, of Syracuse. 10 ct the Fxfts
Avenue Hotel.
Colonel J. D. Entwistie. or Washington. n at tho
st. Denis Hotel.
Thomas Carlyle has named Mr.. Froade his
literary executor.
General George B. Cookhiu. OF Iowa, h stopping
ct the Metropolitan Hotel
Governor O. A. Hadley, OF Arkansas YESTERDAY
arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Henry @. Parker. OF the Boston Adverttsev. N
staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel A. Moore, Of the United States Army. 10
In quarters at the Sturtevant House.
Herr X. Schl0zer the German Minister at WASH
ington. yesterday arrived at the Brevoort House.
General Sheridan. who arrived at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel On Sunday, left for Chicago hast
evening.
There are no Washington lobbyists INVADING II
Florida this Winter. Cause-there is not . dollar
In the State treasury.
George W. Miller. of Albany, formerly SupeRin-
tendent OF the State Insurance Departments s at
the Metropolitan Hotel. a NJ. .s..
Sir Alexander Oockburn has received the Grand
Cross OF the Order OF the Bath tub n. the
Washing-tun Treaty had something to do with II.
The st. Louis Democrat propounds the following
ponderous conundrum :-'1s there an honest man
In political life In the State OF Kansas" Give It
upi
Queen Victoria has granted pension OF $3.50 Q
year to the widow OF the gallant Captain Knowles,
Of the Northneet who lost his own life In exertions
70 save otners ss,~s.r'. ~, 20, - s'-.- AAsr
st. Louis paper alleges that under Governor
Browns administration certain democrats actually
stole four stone walls, valued at $4,000 This IA
the heaviest job Of the season.
The trial OF Senator-elect Patterson, OF South
Carolina, has been postponed one year. That Is
just the time they allow condemned criminals in
New Hampshire before they are executed.
This is the way they keep up the balance OF power
In Kentucky the wife OF James Bradley Of
Fayette county, son-Jef. Davis. To the wife
Of Robert Ritchey, OF Fayette county, son-U. 8.
Grant,
Patrick Joyce. an old orange hawker In Liver
pool, was knocked by passing cart into the open
manhole OF a sewer. fell thirty feet and was swept
away by the current SO quickly that his body was
not found.
Mr. Charles de Boleslowski, for two years at.
tached to the Austro- Hungarian Consulate in this
city, and for time connected with the Austrian
Legation in Washington has been appointed to
the charge OF diplomatic agency In Tunis, Africa.
The st. Louis Democrat intimates that Senator
BOgy Is to be put into the field as competitor OF
Governor Hendricks for the Presidential nomina-
ton in 1s76-hence 1t thinks, he ought to start
fair and demand another investigation at Jefrer-
son. or submit the case 0e nOOO to senator MOI
toms committee at Washington.
A man lately fell into canal in Brussels. After
being fshed out insenslble ordinary remedies
were tried in vain for three hours, after which DR..
Joux applied iron plates at white heat to the upper
parts Of the body near the vital centre, which
soon set the drowned man squirming. He has
recovered from the drowning, but complains Of the
burns.
An Iowa paper thinks the Mormon problem will
be solved by Congress passlnga bill not disturb,
ing the present domestic relations but absolutely
and unqualihedly prohibiting the contraction,
under whatever Guise, Of any further polygamous
marriages What VII become :gEe Of the Mormon
angels now on the wing from Europe to the "happy
land" a. r-,
Kansas paper gives the following explanation
OF certain members vote at the late Senatorial
election 10 Topeka:-"Tom, how did you vote when
Pom. was busted ?" ''How did voter don't
know. I can't remember I think was in my
seat. don't know. 1t might have been on the
door. fellow got up and said Jingalls, and then
another said yingalls, and they kept on saying
Jingalls, and then they called my name and said
Jingalls, too"