, 1873-04-09
PERSONAL.

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mont yesterday.
Tho Rov. Father JamoH ?. Cassidy, OF Mlwar1-
koe, mas at tho lriggs yeBtoraay.
Mrs. Con. Wooley md daughter, or Mtlwal1-
koo, worc at tho Sherman yostorday.
Adam Earl, Esq., President Of tho Knnkakoo
Route, was at tho Gardner yesterday.
Tho now Sherman nauBo will ho thrown open
to-day for inspection by invited g'lessa'
Mfr. and h1rs Ed. Watta* hfias Watts, and Onpt.
Watts, Of England, woEo at tic dardnof
J., HI. Bo1lcv, Esq, Of London, England, tho
celebrated eloontionist, nrriyod at tho uaruner
J. 7. Floury, Eaq., Purchasing Agent fnr tho
ulinoiR peuitpnttarY, wnn at tho Briggs Houso |
yesterday.
e. II. Smith, J.. Otin Wothorbec, J. Clark
Taylor, and IIilman D. Barns, OF Boston, arc at
tho Gardnor.
Con. 8. parkoBon, Of Milwaukee,, md Whoeler
Durham, OF Valparaiso, Ind, are ut Andoraons
European Hosol.
htr. T. A. Hcars and William Hays, Esq, prone
inent railroad oflloinls Of Kansas, woro at tho
Briggs House yesterday.
A marty OF hankora from Madison, Wis. con-
shifting of II. Tredwny, ". Ramsay, A. Wobstorr,
naiopess aaa POI 4 essl :: lsa1 ssssasay. .'f''''
Tho following subscriptions to tho Interstate
industrial Expedition Toro roeo!ved yesterday.
son, /; 8. D. Munson, Jr:, & Co., |; Bouton,
Smith d Co., !; Union brasa Manufacturing
Company /; cook' ooburn d Co.,. IL Daniel
Tho following were at tho Sherman yostorday:
Lyman D. Brown, Nov York: 4. ButtEnnrfisld, to-
Germany 3. 1. JenGlne, Boston !; 3: Duncan,
Montreal ". Fl. Gill, Baltimore ". D. A.
Pearco, Now York; L. starr, Portland, Oregon
Il. Horwitz, London.
Tho following woro tho prominent arrivals at
nSasEp ih9 RESs H9s'f E. am:y oss %syna u'
). %assoa, bt. Louis, aeorso Il Van tois,
Albany; George ". Cobb, Mineral Point; r. 4.
Robinson, j, B. Speed, Lonfeville; ]. n. snyder,
Dos Moinoa, Iowa; H. Hitchcock, Philadelphia;
II. A. Smith, Doston.
Mrs. Anna coyell, tho talented aotress and
second time, tho pleasures and responsibiii-
tics Of matrlmony. Tho, cercmony il to
be performed In pzisate, hut y limited
number Of tho Immediate friends Of the parties
having boon invitcd and at 5:15 in tho afternoon
tho bridal party will loavo for the East BY
the Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne Road. Tho groom
is prorninont and woalthy commercial man Of
Wisconsin, residing noar JanoBviflo, and doing
businoHa In TINT city.
Mrs. Gov: Harvey, Of WiBconrin, vill spend
the summer In Colorado.
Mrs. Agatha Biddlc, Chlef Of the Maohinao
band Of Indians, diod, March 20, aged II.
Con. N. B. Forrest has boon elected President
Of tho Selma, Macon l. Momphis Railroad.
Senator Ramsey has arrived home in st. Paul,
h1inn., and tolls tho boys ho " hasn't drawn
| it,"
Richard @. Hollyday has been appointed Sec
| rotary Of tho State OF Maryland, vice Mason, de-
cen3ed.
| Nal Charles D. Te:k has boon appointed Act
| ing Superintendent of tho LoaYenNorth, Law
| renee l. Galveston Railway.
Alexander G. Csttcl1, boforo going abroad aB
| financial agent Of the Government, will DO ban
| .quettcd, tonight, In Philadelphia.
L. U. Roavis will represent st. Louis at the
ytonna Exposition, ii 4 subscription paper, now
| passing around, Is sufficiently allcd up.
Matthew Quay, Secretary Of tho Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania, has appointed John D.
Linn, Of Bellofontc, rs Deputy Secretary.
Con. Henry 3. Sanford, ex-n1iniHter to Bclgi,,
nm, now resident Of JackBonyillo Ella, has sold
bis residence ut Newport Il. l., for f30,00o.
yfce-preadent Wilson will remain in Natick,
| Mass., most of the summer, and will employ his
time completing his history OF tho rebellion.
Thomas B. Caldwell, 1,6o0 clerk in Wash
/ ipgton, lately decoaaod, rms . cousin OF OakeH
Ames, and his wife cousin Of Horny Wilson,.
AS. Wcloh, ex-senator of Florida, now Proai-
| don't of the Iowa Agricultural College, has becn
invited to the Arkansas Agricultural College.
Capt Edward r. Platt, Of .the scoond Artit-
lery, has boon appointed Assistant Ad5utant'
Genoral Of the Army, With the rnnk OF Major.
Col, Edward P, Mics, late Adjutant-G General OF
Illinois, and lutte Clork to tho Chicago Board Of
Supervisors, has been very Ill with typhoid foyer
| at Decatur, Ill.
Thomas ]. Neville, local editor of tho Ro-
oheater Democrat, has laid aside his noto book K
bo Olork OF tho Board Of Public Works Of thu
city.
Tho sergeant-at-Arms OF the Minnesota Senate
Edwin Dunn, has served subpoena on OK Treas
| uror Munich to ho present at the impeachmou
trial.
n. Thlers remarked few days ago. in th'
course of q conversation, ~ have only twt
sucoossors possible dambotta or tho Du!
d'Aumale. The wiser OF the two will suceeot
me-"
Some Of theso ill-nasrrod papers arc quarrel
ing because President Grant haa mndo Fred
Lieutenant Colonel. Now, we are in favor o
lotting Freddy hare just what he wants. Bles
| his little soul, ain't ho tho son Of Ills a2-As
lanta (Ga.) Herald.
An oxohange tells us that "Lieut: Col. Ere
Grant ih already wodded to his now Life In CHI
cngo.'s II his father had half the aelf-Eespeo
Tint tho President Of tho United Htatea ough
to have, be would speedily have Lieut.. Col. Ere
Grant divorced from his new life in Chicago
! Louisville Courier journal.
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Tologrnphic Brevlttoss
Tho muol-talked-oY strike by tho carpoute1
. md plastorors In Brooklyn has proved failure.
Mitaohajet1, the Russian political murdere
} condemned to twenty years. exile, with har
labor, shot himsolf on tho way to Siberia.
, a Cincinnati telegram asya thnt Lukc Loonnrt
tue polls on Monday eyoning, died from tho o.
, fecta Of the shot at 10;30 a. M yesterday.
John Savage, lato Cashier Of the Leohmos
, National Bank, has pleaded guilty Of ombozzlin
. tic funds OF the bank, aud will be sou."noed
B May.
J 4 contract has Just boon closed to transpol
! from Ioxne by the Missouri, Kaneas i Ta1f
Hallway, over 100 oar-loada, or some 1000 shoo]
: for tho Non York market. This iH u now featul
: In the Texas trade.
1Iil1;.no II I.attlnn1Qall Of I,unnn f0lYn hi