, 1873-10-09
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
THE o1TY.
". Leland, Of New York, Is at tho Grand Pa-
ciho.
II. o. Paxton, Clinton, Iowa, Ia at the i}rlggs
House.
i. Dalrymp1e Clark, Of Canada, Ia at tho Grand
Pacflo.
!, Tho Hon. II. B. Allen. Of Indianapolis, ia at
tho Gardner.
Lord and Lady Tuverme, Of Scotland, arc at
tho Bhormnn.
DR.. L. q. Chaplin, Of Kalamazoo, ia at tho
Grand Pacific.
Tho Hon. Joseph Wins. Of A1nnitowoc. iB at
Tho Hon. George oockorill, Of Lnporto, Ind,
1s at the Sherman.
q. II. Road, Bloomington, Il. A. Co1reon,
Danyllc, aud J: Z. Hart, Council Bluffs, arc
guests at tho Briggs.
Il; n. Pearson. Springfield; 3: hlloaely, Fond
du Lac; and j. q. PoaBely, Burlington, are
registered at tho Gardner.
DR.. Ryan has gono to Memphis, Tenn, to
offer ha services to tho unfortunate sufferers In
that city. The Illinois Central lsailroad furniHh
Cd froo transportation.
r. L. Axtoll, Ann Arbor; b. hfngofTln, Ken-
Rankin, Pittsburgh and William Goddard, Dos-
ton, are stopping ut the Grand Paciao.
Samuel L. Whipple, founder Of tho Whipplo
University and tho Illinois College at JackEou-
vile, arrived IN this city yesterday from Europe,
where he has been On tuur Of recreation.
3. Kawamura, q. Matzmura, K. Nakaf s. say-
kawa, @. Kuki, and r. Tanimoto. of Japan, arc
registered ut tho Gar1ner. These "Japs have
boon to Now York On pleasure trip, aud are on
thoir way home.
Thomas D. 1dar James B. stcodman, D. 3.
Duncan, E. R. Wallace aud G. W. peake. OF
Onion, s: G.; DR.. R. Duncan, T. H. Bomar, and
e. ausi ana nxGs T. # # s o 81 % b
gueBts It the Grand Pacific.
~ TELEGRAPH.
New YoRK, Oct. 8.-Gon. Mcclellan mud family
sailed for Europe today.
M GENERAL.
Philip Allen, Jr. l1a8 boon appointed Post
master ut Mineral Point, Wis. ),
Tho death ia announced OF Mr.. John Roosslo
Of Boston, the woll-known lager-boor brewer, at
tho age OF 6s.
Charlca Aldrich has gono to Dos Moinoa to
take Charge Of the daily Republican, under it's
new administration.
Col 8. 7. Hughes, formerly of tho Ninth nli-
nois Infantry, died ut Edwardsyillo, ILL.,, Oct. 6,
from tue eiloots Of wound received in the
War.
P. Emory Aldrich, OF Worcester, has bcen ap-
pointed to tho Superior Court in Massachusetts,
vice Judge Charles Devons, Jr., advanced to tho
Supreme Court.
Queen Victoria. ..wllilo ut Dallaculch, Scot
land, slipped Bomo 'mountnin-dow from small
silver cup, out Of which Prince Charlie drank
whom fugitive, after Culloden. in TAG.
friends, Is in trouble. Iio hns been "short J" q
good deal latoly, and his magnificent Long
Branch establishment has been attached for
debit
Y. q. Fisher, ]ato Assistant Superintendent
Of tho Iowa Division Of tho Illinois Central
Railroad, has accepted q position under J. P.
Farley, Recelyer OF tho ST. Paul i Pacific Rail-
road.
Edward Graves. for several yoars Chiof Clerk
Ia the Office Of the United Statos Treasury, is to
DO appointed Chief Examiner OF tho Doard Of
civil-ser7ico commisalonora. salary, s5.O0o:per
aununl.
Lieut.: Col. III. Y. Sheridan, Aido-de-O Camp,
aEriEod last oToning, GU route tor the scene Of
tho Indian troubles, to investigate the mhttor.
Gen. Sherdan himself is at Fort D. L. Russell.
Denver Netos, Oct. s.
Prof. George T. Fairchid ia acting President
Of the Michigan Agricultural College. ]. II.
Fairchild iB President Of Oborlin College, md
e.. e.. Fairchild.. President OF Beren. Their
tather il probably the only MN in tho world
who has threa Bons who arc college Presidents.
= = Tho Hon. Henry Wodehouse, brother Of the
Earl Of Kimberley, died at Athens, Greece, On
tho 2lst Of August, in his 39th yoar. lie WAS
acting British Miuistor at Athens, and WIS woll-
known in American circles, his young wife, who
survives him. being daughter Of tho Hon. John
2. King, Of Georgia.
Raecher Gays: "h1y work houceforth shall be
only to bring a. personal Savior, living God,
into communion with living souls. It is my do.
sire, II know myself, 40 to present Christ that
1t ahall stir Mon down to their worry eou1a. I
shall aim to proach new life to those who arc
dead, and higher life to those TINT have begun
to lVo."
Gen. Casa, Of tho Northern Pacific Road, is
now in tue CITY, Tlore il nothing new III regard
to tho fine beyond the fact TINT building oparn-
tlonB weat OF the Missouri arc suspended, but
tho work will bo commenced as soon us possible
next spring. Gen. Caas haa boon over tho line
to 500 what Ia necessary for putting tho road in
the bost possible condition for its winter husi-.
ut6a.-nk- 1HHt 2'FESs ~
After several years spent abroad, 11isR Clara
Barton, Of this city. iB now on her return voytge,
and is expected homo this wook; In the oarlior
part of her abBonce she devoted herself assidu-
sick and wounded in tho military hospitals, filled
with victims OF tho FRANCO Pr1saian war, and
hor efforts there, added to the weakness follow
Ing her devotion in the same cause to our Union
armies, completely shattered her hoa1th. For o
yoar past nho has been lying i'll in London, and
now her health is only sufficiently rehtorad to
allow OF her undertaking tho journey homo.-~
Worcester (ifass.) Gazette.