, 1873-10-27

THE CITY,

THE CITY.
j. Libolt, Of Now York, is ut tho Sherman.
Qon. ]. Du1um, Of New York, Is at tho sher-
n1an.
Asa Hall, Jr., Of Mobile, ia at the Grand pa-
ciac.
Pacific.
Tho Hon. Caustin Brown, of Boston, Is at tho
shornlnn.
: Tho Hon. A. J. Warden, OF Michigan, is at tho
Sherman.
wnrron +. Loland, OF Albany, N. Y, is at tho
Grsn.i Pacific.
Tho lion. II. j. Dal1, Of Council Bluffs, is at
tho Sherman.
D. ]. boale, Utica Il. ". Cooper, England
William Woodward, baltimore Charles Par
1i1ontor, Now Y ork. mud T. Nelson, Of Ishpon-
ming, aro gueata ut the Sherman.
T; D. Marquis, Determination; J. ?. South
worth, Mobile: A. 7. Leland, Cleveland;
Town City, aro rogiHtorol at tho Grand Pacific.
Among tho arrivals at tho West Side Brigge
yoaterday were; Judge John D. 8. Dryden, st.
:. Louis; Lieut.. Dol: II. P. Vnlotto, Wheaton;
lh0n1s I'll Tairbsiru, 5lilwanltee sIs5 " NJ Tey-
4. NJ: sinllin. Springfield !: Maj. A. W. EdMatds,
Democrat. Cas1invil!e ]. D. Hunter, Now York:
NJ. Polo, England J. N. Broadwoli, Droalwell
House, DonYor COL; II. G. Colgate, Now York.
. There was published In THE TRIBUNE yesterday
morning statement Of tho marriage Of Mr.. n.
W. Korwin md 11iss Hannah Mccarthy, Of this
city, which wau false. The announcement was
loft Mt this Office under circumstances tllat dis
armed suspicion, and tho scoandrel who wrote
It had !ha temporary satisfaction Of succoss in
lia malicious effort to wound tho fcolinga Of o
large circle Of most eatlmablo porsouB.
" nA
William Cullen Bryant las presented $500 to
tho princeton (l}l.) high School.
Judge q. B. Smith, Of Champaign, ILL.,, has
just completed palatial residence ut that place.
J. II. Weston has bought The elegant residence
OF Gov. Washburn. III LnCrosae, Wis.,, for Which
he paid $4,000.
Tho late William Wheowrieht left an estate Of
9900,0oo, Including $200000 for scientific
school ut Ncwburyport, Masa.
Louise Alcott'a mother Bays: Ut am 49, but
NOM to 70 to tho polls before die, oyon il my
three daughters have to carry me-"
'1he disappearance OF Henri D. Bishop, of Ed
gar County, q member Of the Illinois Leeislaturo
that sits again noxt winter, Is still unexplained
Col. stoddard Johuaon, oditor Of tho Frank
fort Ieomdn, ia being Damod In tho pnpors na
tho available man for noxt Governor Of Ken
lucky.
Tho news comes from Ottawa that tho Hon.
Joseph Hart. Of Earl, is really ambitious to bo
Script
Qnoon Victnrin held a cattle salo recently at
Claromount Park, and gave n FREQ lunch to tho
bidders before tito busineaa commenced. Tho
sales footed up $4,000.
II. @. Burchnrd has not drawn his bacl-pay Mt
nll. mud will not touch it until Tho next Congrcsa
decides upon the pay question, when he will
cover it into tho Treasury If the act is repealed.
nh, ~; .r1,o l..
army, In 1868, to take sent as an Alabama Con-
gressnan, ia now candidate for tho Wisconsin
Legislature on the Now Party ticket in Grant
County.
Rush r. Sloan has been removed from tho
Presidency Of tho Cleveland SGndusliy & Gin
thut there Ia to bo q general oyerlauliug Of his
accounts.
On last Saturday wook tho Hon. William II.
Cheney, of Saybrook, ILL.,, ex-senator from
Mclean County, attempted to commit suicide by
hanging, in barn. Ho wes discovered aud cut
down i'll tin1o to savo his life, although lo was
unconscious for hours. lie will recover.
Fivo Iowa ox-editors have tloir noses in tho
"space-boxes" OF the Slate Register Office; while
IN Iowa Ex-Governor and ex-Lioutennnt- Gov
ernor and ox-ConErossmnn, ox-Stato~Auditor
three bankers, and tho like, make up palt Of
tho State Journal iirm; I'll Of which is iu Des
Moines.
or o moro virulent poison WAS over infused into
tho veins Of nation tlnn that which il infused
into the A1neriean Nation by such school hiato-
Iiee as are usod IN the United states," aud wants
fed through their childhood on such stimu1ants
Of national vanity and malignity."
Tho death Is announced Of J. p, n1olln, q dis
tiusuislol Swedish sculptor. His most celc-
bratcd work. "The WrestlorB," representing two
mon bound together at tho waist, and armed