, 1873-01-04
tho Executive Mansion Mt lInrriBl,urg, md tahon
I. private roailonco In that city. llartranft will
bg inauKuratod OH IuoHlay, JIM. u.

tho Executive Mansion Mt Harrisburg, md taken
I. private roailonco In that city. llartranft will
bo inauyuratod OIL Tucaday, JIM. u.
George n. Atwator,. Of Springfield, MOna., han
succeeded Theodore y. Ellis ns Agent and Ttoas--
uror Of tho dlasgow Manufacturing Company OF
South 1naloy Falls.
1Ionry A. Grinwold, President OF tho Dank Of
kentucky, liod B,,,llonly in his otlioo, at Louu-
vilto, Inst Monday afternoon. 1lo WAS aged 61,
and natiyo Of Rhoao Island.
William II. Konblo, Of "Addition, Division,
and Silence" fanlo has boon robbed, al his Phil
atlelphia residence, Of 81 900 worth Of toUolry
belonging to Mrs. H.
Joseph r. N1arcor, tho Philadelphia City Troas-
uror who Borvod nino months in tho l'cniton-.
tiary, mud vaa partloncl out, with YorkoB, Just
before election, liag boon appointed Ohtef Clork
to tho Mayor Of Philadelphia.
Tho death Ia announced Of Lady Horaco ne,n-
bold. vito Of tho rocontly-nppontod British Mill
etor to Brazil, whose mailen nnn1o waa Carrio
Harrington, tho eocond dnnghtor OF tho Hon.
George Harrington, late Assistant Secretary Of
tho 1'roaBury.
Midland nailroad from It's organization, nr'd
President Of tho Bark Of Clonango for tho past
twenty-five yoars, tliod Mt Norwich, N. Y, lant
Sunilay afternoon. ue WaB winding q clock, aud
foil doad.
Honayno, olocted BtlccoHsor Of tho lato John
FrnuclH Maguiro i'll tho Parliamentary roproAel-
tation Of tho City OF Cork IN a civil engineer by
profcBson and In early lifo WIS ongagod for Il
considerable tirno in hydraulic work In Califor-
mia. Lattorly llo laa Ind contraota for con-
STRUGGLING railroads in tho south Of ireland.
General B. ]. swoot, formerly of Chicago, and
now First Deputy Commissioner OF 1ntorna'
Royonuo, Mt Washington, owns stock fnrm in
Colorado, managed by r. II. NIa:hor, Of Illinois:
Tho property includes about 5000 ine-wool and
graded sheep, togothor with n large amo1nt OF
Thoroughbred cattle mud bloo1cd horscs.
Colonel William II. johnson, who, before tho
war, owned princoly estate on tho Yazoo, near
Vickaburg, died in poverty, tho 23th ult., at
Marion, Ain. Ho was a nephew Of Richard III.
johnson, ex-Vice President Of tho United Statog,
and brother OF George W. johnson, Provisional
(nebeD Governor Of Kontnoky during tho war.
Tie Woodruff -O1atlin, 1t now appears, sont
word to distinguished woman-lecturor that,
nnloBa Hho ceasod hor opposition to tho firm OF
"womau-brokorB," tloy would look up her past
1ifo and expose hor. Tile woman was Mrs. Liy,
ermoro wlouo lilo ia MS pure aB TINT Of the black
n1nilors is notorious, and, conscious OF hel
strength, sho deod thom to do tholr worat, j
which, OF course, Was nothing at nll.
revelation ofWall street: Smith and Gould
logged along pleasantly aud managed their af-
fairs Blnrtly, to tho conformation aud terror oi
tho atreot. Ono day Smith went out of town te
witnoHs tho trotting OF his favorlto horse. While
he WIS gono Gould saw q good chnnco and sole
half million Of money. Smith had hiB revenge
He took tho private hooks Of Lis banking house
over to tho Eric Company and pacod III tht
hands OF his old onomios tho proofs of Gould't
poc,lations that od to tho arrest, aud tho rostor
ation OF thu $y,00o,0 QUO referred to.