, 1873-11-29

iNQP1S1OSA-bniE
dery, 62lo; sides, 6tsta7c.
Personal.
THE CITY.
=. T.. Rice, q. s. A., il at the Palmer.
J. A. Morgan, Detroit, Mich, is at the Briggs
Con. h. g. Drum, 9. 8. A., Is ut tho Gard
ner.
Hiram Tuckor, Of Boston, is at tho Grand pa-
oi1e,
D, 8, burt. Of Marquette, is at tho Grand Pa-
ui6c.
W. N, johnson, Now Haven, is a guest at tho
Briggs.
W. Q. Parson, Clinton, Iowa, is stopping ut the
Briggs.
Con. William s. Smith, Of Haywood, is at the
Palmor.
O. S. Dunbar, Of Salt Lake City, is at tho
Col. J. Norman, Of Springfield, H., is at tho
Palmer.
". L. Cha1fant, Of Pittsburgh, is at the Grand
Paciflc.
J. Q. Covington, Of Cincinnati. is at tho Grand
Pacific.
r. Sage, Jr., OF Milwaukee, is at the Grand
Pacific.
Tho Hon. John j. Patford, Of Iowa, is at tho
Bhermnn.
The Hon. @. Y. Wimple. Of Now York, is at tho
Sherman.
The Hon. L. ]. Dore, Of Green Bay. is at tho
6hermRn.
Samuel ". Hill, Of Lake Superior, is at tho
Sherman.
The Hon. Il. Cheney, OF San Francisco, is At
the Gardner.
Tho Hon. II. A. Manning, Of Connec ttcut, Is
at the Palmer.
, Tho Hon: E. W. Willard, of Newport, R. Lis
Ut tho Gardner.
Tho Hon. ". 7. Atkinson, of Springfield.
Mass, is at the Sherman.
r. Arnot, st. Louis, and g. T.. Starr, Burliug-
ton, Iowa, are registered at tho Gardner.
II. E. Sargent, General Superintendent OF the
Michigan Central Railroad, loft Tor tho East yes
terlay. 4
Con. Charles paync, Superintendent Of tho
La!;o Shore t. Michigan Southern Railroad, is in
tue city.
Samuel Bland, WHO lectured at Kingsbury Hall
last Wednesday evening. is not the DR.. Bland, Of
the Scientific Farmer.
j. H. Stewart, nladison G. W. Vau Duscu,
Rochester; Dexter Curtis Madison; u. Porter,
Joliet and l.. W. Burnham, san Francisco, are
stopping at tue pnltnor.
Samuel Powell, General Ticket Agent OF tho
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroal aud Sec
rotary Of thu General Ticket aud Passenger
York on business.
]. ", Bruce, ST. louis August Tabor, New
York ]. j. Whito, Fort Wayne J. B. Rumsoy,
Omaha A. NJ. Clarls, Lcnyenworth, aud F. NJ.
Young, Nashville, Tenn, arc registered at tho
Grand pacidc.
W. L. Aeney, Freeport, H., G. stodaard, New
York 6. H. Brazor, Rockford; Thomas A. Stone,
Sioux City; N, L. Pine, Minneapolis; Thomas
J. Mckenzie, Canala, and II. G. Harris, Phila-
delphia, arS guests at the Sherman.
F. =. Hipchley Eaq., President OF tho Chicago
l. Paaucall, and soyera! other roadH, has gono to
Bloomington to take possession Of the Gilman,
pointed one OF tho Kccoiyors OF that rond.
Joseph Tucker, General Freight Agent of the
Illinois Central Raroad, who las beon to Cairo
looking aftor tue new connection Of hs road
with tho MssaHppi Central, returned yesterday,
aud reports that the road will ba In condition to
60 into active operation by tho 1ss Of December
next.
Mr.. Elias TAYLOR, o prominent cltizen Of
Michigan City, and formerly QUO OF Chicagos
early Settlers, died iu Michigan OIL last Sunday
Tuosday night. Mr.. Taylor was born in Gull
ford, VI, oil the 22l Of February, 1900. flo
went to tho State of Indiana In 1924, and settled
In Michigan City in 1884. 1n tho year 1920 ho
carried tho mail from Detroit to Chicago at a
.timewhon bis only companions OIL tho journey
wero Indians a.,d wolves. Mr.. Taylor was one
Of the oldest Alasons in tho country, having
Joined tho fraternity IN DetfOlt al 30 GAl ~ QhY
lhat there was no lodgo west Of that city.
ny rELEanApu.
New YonK, Nov 2S.-Biahop r. s. Foster, ot
tho hIotilodiat Episcopal Church, arrived yes.
terday from Liverpool. IIe will remain n few
days 10 this city boforo leaving for hss future
IN GENERAL.
Burratt, who escaped hanging In 1865, Ia teach
Ing ponmanAhip i'll Maryland.
Mrs. Brigham Young, No. II, Ia going to lee
lure to tic Londonorai 10 January.
Tho Hon. John NJ. francis has formally re-
aumed the editorship Of the Troy IN. ~ Times
Miss Nolllo Grant will be among the prost.
Murthn Washington girls at tho Contennlal tea
party.
Nod Buntlno again forfeited his bail In st
Louis last wool.. Ho WAS indicted for riotlpl
there twenty years ago.
The next Mayor Of Boston,. Mr.. Samuel 9
Cobb, IL described as "a modified Democrat
with Hepnbllcan tendencies"
Anna Dickinson kept Syracuse audience walt
Ing hat-an-hour tho other night because he
greon dress with trail hadut come.
Thero Ia rumor Tint Con. Banaa' eldes
daughter u engaged. aud soon to bo marred t.
a1-Qoy Warnloth, Of LoulHanh.--bost0n Globe
The Emperor Of Germany Inns conferred npol
DR., Dollinseg, on tho occasion Of liH fifty years
Professors jubilee, the order Of the Red Eagl'
OF the second class, with tho star.
A correspondent corrcota tho statemont thu
both Castalur and Ga1ubotta aro JaWa. Ill
former IL Catholic Bpania1d OF Irish loHoont
and tho latter an italian proteBtant.- Cincinnai
Commercial.
Ono Of tho residents Of raasaio, N. j., is Lon
hard Droomen, who WAS formerly gardener +
tho employ OF tho Emperor Of Germany WHO
8. IouLard baae gooa-by to fstherlana, Willlat
eayo Lin gold watch sos with brllllants to re
mombor him by.
George Woodloy, an errand boy, 10 years c
age, Las committed suicide 1t brighton, Lug