, 1873-11-07
md &c. Clark, Springfield, ero guests at tho

f>!lcFinan
At tllo West sido Briggs yeator,1ay wore tho
following j. q: Mnprc. y: =. NJ; L. 4. O13rien.
Goorge ftleos, Cellar llapids; George W. lio-
ninn, 0nnln.
". 7. Johnaon, Genoral Ticltot AHont Of tho
1tlislols Cantrn liailroad. who hna boon absont
Tor tho lust three weeks, having boon eallod to
tho eAtl-bed Of his brother, T. 4. johnson. Into
tlemeiAl Ticket Agent, If tho Baltimore 4 Ohio
Jtatlvond. liza rot1od from tho attorcity, where
tho lattor died last Sunday.
Mrs. A. II. Leonowens. author Of tan En-
Eliuh Govorlless Mt tho Court Of Siam." and
oiller populur workH, arrived III this city last
evening, To fill horcH or lcctur"~ougABemcnts
IN tho Nest. Bio was the goycr,ess Of tho
present King Of Hialn, n,ld to llar influence Is to
,e aacribed tl1e promulga.ion Of n <lccsce nl,ol-
iahng nlayory throughout tho Kingdom, Which
10 lsHnntl OH Ills acceason Ehe il staying To-
tlay ut the loso or lilo Rov. nol,crt Coiyor, aud
lectures fortnight hofore tho Ladies' Educational
Association ut Evanston.
lacction with TuE Tu1nt'NE Hon1n months ago to
becolno 4 nu,l OF wenltlt mud renown on tllo Pa-
co Slope. hllrnrised hin old associates yeatonlay
nfternoun by nnrchiuE in upon tlao,n when thoy
for hiB trip to tho 1and Of l1nrto md Twain. but
lie does think thai tho Slope is probably tho dull
est country tint ho laa yet visited. and not tho
piaoe 1T all FOR yong nlal' wll.' has lad Ills
wits R!.arno,etl I'll the newspaper officer OF live
city llke CLicago. The repqrtorinl frptornity
heArtily welcome lin home, n,ld hiH legions Of
friends aud nuq1aintancos III all parts of tho city
will bu pleased to ,our that he returns to tho
walks of journalism and becomes onco moro y
permanent resident.
IN GENERAL.
scnatnr Sumner il rogaiu'ng his old popularity
In Massachusetts
A. $. Abel, proprietor Of TIC Baltimore Sun,
who haa been Bojollriin;< III Europe for several
months, las returned home.
The Boston Journal nasuros Gen. Bntler that,
II 1o attempts to secure Senator Summers seat
iu the United Stutos Senate In 1876, ho will faro
ITO better thu,l ho lid in Lis campaign Tor tho
Govern olship.
Prof. Agassz, in answer to rocc,,t inquiry
concerning his health, said: q am weak and
innblo to accomplish the amount of work which
dcmunds my attention. Ny powers often fail
me wl,els have most need Of 1hen."
Tho widow Of the Into Hon. Samuel Ki1nba1l q
former resident Of Jaclsson blich.. las. III ron-
ncetion with her brothor-in-]aw, Il Iundon arcIi-
teet. taken contract to do building for tho
Turkish Government amounting to s700,000
li1-Se:,ntor HarlHn defends Senator Carpenter
from the nnfAy0rnblc criticisms Of Republican
journals. md INSERTS That tho unfriendy aclion
will enlEe Mr.. Cnrpenter's reelection to the
Presidency pro tom. Of tlle United States
Senate.
AIRS. Zina Fay Peirce, Of Cumtrilgc. who las
been extensively kilnwn ny writer OIL industrial
aud social cooperation, appeared in Boston TO-
Gently US T. political orator. She delivered q
Speech In favor Of tho Democratic purity. of
which l,er husband, who il q Professor ut Har-
ward College. hns always been + member. 1n-
deed, llc has been tho only Democrat in the Fac
ulty sloro.
yice-Alniral Sir Robert Mcclure, whose ro-
cent dua.ll in England III announced, was born
ut Wexford, ireland, in 1907, and educated ut
Eton. In 1876, ho wont with Sir George Back
to the Arctic regions. II 1918, ho WAS with Cir
Johu Franklin. In 1850, lie discovered tho
Northwest Passage, returning to England in
1861, where hiB srcat exploit was rewarded by
appropriate lol,ors aud esnolumontH.
Mr. Dill, tho Democratic candidate for the
PENNSYLVANIA Senate, has been elected by n
majority Of 29 votes oyor Wngonsellor, in tho
district composed Of unioa. Snyder. Northum-
berlnnd, aud Parry Corasics. Only ono yoar
ago uleao Gonnties gayo Graut Il majority ex-
ceedng 300 votes. Mr.. Wagonsellor WAS onco
Il Democratic member Of the Lower House, aud
was Quo Of u famous triumvirato who pernlittea
themselves to bo overcome By Casneron's bland-
isliuscnts. Post
FoNEIuN.
De Drimont tho French Count and bereayed
widower who sued paIa-in,law, nn'lor tllo Fronch
code for three rec year, Vaa ago buy
tho subject. After complaining Of the ignorant
nnd violent comments Of tho American press, HI.
oxpiairs that lie WAS Obliged to bring - this sad
lawsuit" to protect Lis tla1lghlor'e interests as
woll us his own; cites letters from lis fathor-
iu-law aud brotho,-in~lnw to provo that he
troatcl his wife kindly; and adds: ..Thc Inv
! must be clear for every lsnprejudicel man oi
| feeling. As for tho others, namely those whc
| hnya made up thoir minds. for very good rea'
| souB, not to le summoned, I do not trouble my
| self about them. write only for tho former"