, 1873-11-11

1Fecly HupbeIlpeu Va
Con. John Z. RoHu, OF Jacksonville, Oregon,
ono of The oldest WoBtern pioneers and pronl-
inont Indian fighter, is III the city visiting his
friends, whom ho has not seen for twenty
yonrs. Gen. Ross was ono OF tho first settlers
In Chicago, and, together with Mark Beaubion,
as tho saganash Hotel. He left hcre in 1847, and
cmigraied to Oregon, whore he has since resided.
He was Colonel Of tho Oregon Volunteers during
the Indian War Of 1894, has been member
Of the o5ssGn sfsa5tGts fe 5 os ena %a d. @ iii
rcmain In tho city for d foW dnys, and thou leave
for Washington.
!. - NJ TELEGRAPH.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 1o.-The Rev. Newman
Hall, Of London, preached here tonight to
large audience in tho Congregational Church.
HAvnE, Nov. 10.-The Hon. E. B. Washburno,
United States Minister to Franco, was entor-
tainsd at dinner here On Saturday BY goI.
Road, Consul General Of the Unitod States ut
Paris, aud ox-Mayor Medlll Woro among tho
guests. --.....-
IN GENERAL
Gail Hamilton has her lifo insured for 825.000.
Lord Warwick offers $4,000 a year for tho
sewage Of Warwick and Lcamington Eng, for
fortilizing purpoaoa.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, with hcr two daughters,
senco Of her husband in Europe.
Henry q. Faxon, Esq,, Of Quincy, has opened
tho subscription book Of the Massachusetts
Temperance Alliance for tho ensuing yoar with
$1,000.
The Providence Press says that the statement
that Senator Sprngue had Tado provision for his
family that leaves thom independent III un-
blushipgly false.
lain, Hon. Timothy r. Sawyer. and Con. Alfrt d
T. Rockwell Tor the new Board Of Tire Commits
aionerB Of Boston.
The Hons. William Williams, Of Indiana !;
Benjamin +. Butler, OF Massachusetts; Judge
Loughridgc, Of Iowa; aud 1Ir N. G. Ordway
tho Il Dur orccn Row (old Carroll eprison}, gu
First stfoet onst, between East Capitol street
and pennaylvapiG Washington Chso's-
icle.
Col. Porter D. Trip, who went out in tho
Eleventh Massachusetts Regiment na Captain.
home Colonel Of the Eleventh, died at his resi-
denco in Arlington, a1aaa., on the 9Th inst after
an illneBs OF two months. Uo was All Inspector
at the Boston Custom- House for threo years.
Ex-presidcnt Fillmore, and four surviving
! members OF his old Oabinet-Conrad, Of Louisl-
Secretary Of wae h q NastT Sa% e1o 6or
| lima, Secretary Of the Navy; and Stewart, OF
Virginia, Secretary Of the 1nterior-are expected
| to Visit Washington this winter for friendly
| reunion.
Iobn q. R;oh. formerly resident of this city
and now connected with tie Pension Bureau ii
Waah;nrton Yesterday presented Mr, Mat.
thewa. in Powors' Block, with valuable ouri-
oaity. Il was the cinders Of what once was
~ 192 g25 IN fractional curroncy. which was
bn,rned At tho Treasury Dopartment in Octobe.
inst.-Rocies,er lN " De1nocrat,
n,.. =. o-...,s o.,,1o4 oas,.,a xx.r, o,na,.
Two OF Grhnts Cab1net omcers "eIe eAnat
sJ ter.Genersl me % Groswel. Of Maryland, aud secre.
have both withdrawn tboir claims, SECRETARY oi
tia Nav Rohoson waa aso understood to lave m
| oye to Btockton's place in Tue Senate, duo in
1875, but the elections next year do not look Us
hopofrl now aa thoy did,
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