, 1873-06-21
PERSONAL.

J. Fl. Hardeo, U. 8. A., is at the Sherman.
II. r. Payson, Now York, is ut tho Gardner.
Washington Libby, Boston, is at the Matteaon.
John g. Drather and family, St. Louln, arc at
tho Gardner.
E. d. sothern, the actor, was at the Sherman
yesterday. uo is on his way to California
Orlando H. Moore, q. 8. A., is at tho sher-
Frank Il. Edmund, U. s. A., is at the sher-
man.
Col. Floyd Jones, U. s, L., is at tho shor-
mnn.
Capt. Hnsdale, Hartford, Conn, ,is ut the
Matteaou.
Judge Bryant, OF Iowa, is among the promi-
mont arrivals at the West sido Briggs House,
L. Rapp Superintendent Of tho Pullman Pal
AGO Car Works, ct Elmi1a, N.Y., is ut the Mat-
t1son.
Among tho arrivals at the Gardner yesterday
woro the following: g. McBurney, Boston; E.
samuel Wallach, New York; Horny Adams aud
wife, Boston.
Gen. James Tlton, Civil Enginoor Of tho
Northern Pacific Railroad, arrived in this city
yesterday from Puget Sound, and il stopping ut
suryeyor-Goncral of Washington Territory dur
tas aens' pom f''S'0' ''a Du''@'A1' A0A'"'f"@
Among the arrivals at the Grand Pacific yes
to-day wore tho following T. 9. 6keggs,
Shanghai, China; z. G. Bailey, Vermont; John
ca. Horny Hogan, Montreal; z. ~ Stone,
Thiladelphia Henry Long, South Australia
7. g. Moore, Louisville, Ky.; g. +. Manning,
Boston.
Among tho arrivals at the Sherman yesterday
the Tagi R Edwsrd Ion H %ona
New York; B. Wall. Providence; 2. s: Adams,
Minneapolis; Z. 3. George, st. Paul; G. p.
qhapnan New York; W51is% a,.3sh;d +; Kerf S.
Warren, Kansas P. Arnold, Montreal.
Iu tho fall Of 1867 AIiss Kato Ca,noron OF this
nity, loft here for parls whithor she won't to pur
sua the profession Of art She has remained
There, as she writes to friend in the East,
through war and peace, sunshine and shade"
visit her: friends In Now York and Chicago, re-
turning to Paris in the fall. During her pro-
longol abBonce Miss Cameron has pursued ler
studies with such SUCCESS as to command for her
spondents Of leading American Journals have
fayorably mentioned her work. A greater com.
plimont than tloao, however, was q recent re-
ceipt of au ordor from tho French Government
thousands arc striving for recognition, 1t may bs
regarded as quite Il triumph for N American
Lady artist to receive such notice.
OF of tho Pennsylvania Reserve, has take1
tosvo OF absence and gone to Europe.
Horny @. Dowen's faco ie represented aB "be
Ing quite bronzed with hiH Western trip" Thi
spoils tho supposition that Henry had been keep
Ing in the shade.
II. ]. steYons, tho Assignee Of Bowles Bros. 4
Co., bus started for Europe. The Court allow
him $50 q day forsorglces, and SIS day for ex
ponseB, In gold.
Neu Thomns T. Uhamn]on fnrnoarly folono
OF the Ninety~niuth Illinois Volunteers, diel
Juno 10, III Knoxville, Tenn., whogo ho had 70
eded since the wnr.
T. B. Hunt. Of Elkadsr, Iowa, lato Circui
Judge, and for some years stato Sonator from
Clayton County. died at hia homo on Tuesua
last, altar an ILLINOIS, Of some moutla.
!, ". Gard, Of Mason City, who has bee
promeutly nanod as the Republican candldat
for Lieutenaut-Goyornor OF Iowa, has bee
taken to tho Inaano Asylum at Independence
Judge johnson, Of Halifax, who ID now 8
yeara Of age, and at preHent In tho south c