, 1873-08-23

accepted All Invitation to road 1t Lake Wow. or
! hOr roturn. ~ w.
wa.,} Ms}: :3n Pan: =. eopcr, OF Michigan, is ut the
+ Sn, W.a Wllliam r. ncnzy, Mayor Of Joliet Is At
IL, areonlleld, Of England, is among tho ar
rivaH at tho Woat sido briggs. -
Asissel! Sage, Jr., Superintendent OF tho MIL
wau'soe d st. Paul Railroad, is al tic Pacific.
p. 4: sothorn, tho ominont comedian, and
John Mccullough, the tragclian, and mauaror
l o. tna m Cafornia Thoasrc, Bun Francisco, arc at
H.J. Kmballt Of Atlnnta, Co.. WHO until ro-
comfy, enjoyed tho distinction Of bolng tic most
Vontnrosomo and successful hotol and railroad
Hpooulator In tho South, formerly resided Il, thia
oety, whoro ho opened q Brokers' office and hai
long ago and tho result is that his ahiIiina nro
only u, 900.
Chief Justice Osborn, Of Indiana; according to
last reports, was lying scriouslyill ut his homo
! In LapOrto.
William Y. Rnmnoy has boon cloctod seorotarv
Of tho Detroit Board Of Trado, vico Joperh COT,
| resigned. - way
Tenneaacc, il now unabl 10 to attond to lis dntIos
hocauHo OF Illness. Ho ia ut sowauco
Capt. Mphonso Barto, Republican candidate
for Lieutenant Governor OF Minnesota. rocontlv
d'socatod lila olbow by fall from q buggy.
Isaac g. Collins, Of Cincinnati, tho nominee
o. tno 5Uttl or July Convention for Governor OF
Ohio, is sojouruing for tho propont Mt Putin
Bay wv A'7A'
dcn: Reub. Williams, oditor Of tho Northern
1nala'fan. has beon sued for libel by tho editor
$4,000. 'A& N'A"s'oo ID
o: D. Brown has boen appointed Chief Epgi-
placc Of A. r. Mann, who has boon trauyaforroI m I
70 tho Bridge Construction Company.
Francis Wilson, OF Bedford, Ind, has boon ap-
pointed BY GOV. Hendricks tobo Circuit Jud q.
Woe a. u. Carlton resigned, nrd tho latter roos
to 70 Ierro Anute to be the law partner Of Dan
voorhees,. oS-salary-grabbor.
~ telik Robldonx who died in St. Joseph, No.,
iast ssS Saturday oyoning, aged 53 was ono Of tho
a1a hntders of TINT city, and its Postmaster from
1859 to '65. Two Of the city streets boar The |
names OF Nobdoux and Felix.
Gen. Fitz Horny Warren is not to be goen
To Tpoa n our siEGeta on account OF indispostion.
IgaofSr 1s nos not been we'll during the
Observation-Disclosures (lo1ra) 9azeite.
Wo aro glad to 500 from tho Sioux City Jour.
nut that Judge Ford, whose friends III Dubuoue
arc many, is building on tho bluffs overlooking
tl snas esy anu tho Missouri ono of tho finest
noiaes Oh tue upper Observation-Disclosures Times.
~ Jae9b G: vao; tho Anti~Mouopoly candidate
projected st. Louis l. Cedar Rapids Railroad
but L. ". Vale, Of Ottumwa, is that proa
don't, and also President of to Iowa National
Bank, of Ottnmwa.
:, Col. Chas. II. Taylor has boon elcctod nph-
nsner or tho boston globe 1lo has had q long
experience IN Journalism, Gov. C1aiiiu's prie
Vato Hooretary, and Inst winter was elected Clerk
of tho House in tho Massachusetts Lorislaturo'
mont. Nef'>AA'
The Lafayette C1nd::) Courier announces tho
aoasn IN thas CITY Of tho Roy. Samuel II. john
'ottiod at Lafayette In 1885,. and in 1919 was :
'iectod Bishop Of tho diocese, but declined fho
aohor, on the ground that It WAS nok Ills proper
phere Of usofltlnoas.
GOV. Y. q. Washburn is announced to mako
lump spoochos in Iowa against tho anti-1nonop- ;
ly ticket. He is also announced in WISCONSIN | !
8 an anti.monopoly candidate for Govoruor.
lis principles aeem TO DO altogether different
hoy aro on tho othcr.-Afil,oattkeo Ne,rs.
Wo regret to learn that tho anticipated recov-
y OF Capt. Joseph 8. 'Elwei, from his pro-
ongod illuess witt typhoid foyer, ut Konoshu, 1
not realized, and although his strong coupti- .
ntion 5uatities hopes Of his recovery, ho is,
lter Blk "eeks Hlokness so proatratetl aB to oc-
aston considerable Bolicitude as to the result
ladison Wis., journal. q q
PhilotuB Sawyer Is not Of the stun that sui :
ldes arc made Of. He is quito too round Of
orson tnn' TOO Jolly Of temper. too thoroughly a "
trGngor to remorso lin abort, he il altogotler
30 We'll oontont with the conditions Of tbig I
orla such as they arc. to have tho leust inton- 4
ion OF aoaaonably acquainting himself with lila 7
neertaintieB OF the ne1t.-Alit,oaulee Sentinel,
It having been stated by several Of tho organs {
I the Monopolists published in this stnto by +
edefal oilco-holdors, TINT the Hon. Fred O'Dou. 6
oil had declined accepting to nomination by s
70 Ant-Monopol'at Convention for the Office of u u
lieutenant Governor, we doem it proper to state &
mt wo havo seon private letter, writton by Z
,ns gentleman @ on tIo 18th inst, in which liz n n
lys :" WIZ accept the nomination, If my b,lai- =
Hss matters will permit. ."-Keohuk Constitution, g
" Grant Inns donated threo lots to the Atethoa- q
tg t, Of Waukeo, Dallas County, upon which to :
1iid church." The above itorn has appeared 4
tho Davenport Democrat and several other 4
spers, md should bo explained. as tho Domo- pe
= atio papors will aoon bo claiming that it is 9
bait -" for Presidential denomination. Tho q
rson roforroa to as having mado donation to ri
Methodist church is not President uraut. hit 4
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