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Con. +. Ducknor, Of Virginia, is at tic shor-
mnn.
John ". Bum, of Springfield, ia ut tho Grand
paclfo.
j.. q. Akin, Of owatonna, is at tho Grand
j.. ". Lane, Of London, England, is at tho
Sherman.
Tho Hon. J. L. Lyford, Of Maino, is at tho
Sherman.
Tho Hon. G. D. Dako, Of Minneapolis, Is at
tho Gardner.
1sx-vico-p preaidont Coltax was ut Kuhnp' Euro
poan Hotel yesterday. 81
E1-Gov. Kirkwood and r. ]. Cox, Esq, Of
Iowa City, are ut tic Commercial
nrr. Potter, President of tho Grand Trunlr
Railroad Of Canada, was on Change yestor-
day.
James 4. Iaw1ey Grand Maater OF the GRIND
Lodge Of A1asons Of tho State OF Illinois, is ut
tho Commercial.
i. ]. 9: MoMullin, General Superintendent of
tho Chicago, Alton l. st. Louis Railroad, has
gono down his road on tour Of inspection.
Theodore Hook, New York; Edward Datce, st.
Ions; John r. Fabor, Now York, and II, @.
| Provost, Bloomington, arc at tho Sherman.
Mark Il. Irish, Madison II. D. Dunning, New
York; J.. Il. Cleayoland, st: Paul aud Wilam
Hugh Riddle, General Superintendent Of the
Chicago. Rock Island & l'aoinc Rnilroad, has
gone to Now York to attend to sono business
for his road.
Charles Tracy, Now York; s. 8. Merrill, MIL
waukeo james StevenHon, Washington; D.
Phelps. Now York; and J. +. Cheney, Bloom
ngton, are registered Mt tho Grand Pacific,
As IN evidence Of The way in which Roop1e !, sre
tllore wore oct arrivals at tho Commercial Hotel
yesterday. Other housos in the city aro filling
up rapidly.
Henry Leo carpenter and toiuor, who came
to this city after the fro from Maidstone, Kont,
Mrs. Austen, 2 Alma Villas Firth Road, Croydon,
Hurrey. Eng.
Tho following, woro tho prominent arrivals at
tho Commercial yesterday: Il. ". Hubbard,
Centralia; 4. Schmidt, Greon Bay; R. ". Smith.
Sr., RaGinoi r. D. yan Linden, cano|g}hris. n.
is aiosnbuiah ). q. Crogor, St. ciarlos; 5. ".
Waddle aud wife, Bloomington; ]. r. Shute,
Kansas City; Joseph Robbins, Quincy A. A.
hurry, Decatur.
Tho Rev. John Kcnncdy, D. D., Of Dngwall, .
distinguished divine Of tho FREQ Church OF
steamer Grooco. from Liverpool. Dr.. Konuedy
is known to scotchmon. and especially to Scotch
IIighlanders, hs tho author Of :" Fathers Of Ross
shire u md "The Apostle of the North" As q
in tho English langungo he is eloquent aud I'M
prossivo. His friends hero lavo invited him to
preach In Chicago.
Ezokiel Cady, for thirty-oight years a resident
| of the Town of ralatno, died at lis reHIdouce III
that town Oh Wednesday evening, the LIST inst,
year 1885, and settled with hB family in tho part
Of the county now known as tho Town Of Pala-
tine: Mr. Cady Was we'll known throughout tho
northern and northwestern parts Of tito county,
and he endured all tho privations Incident to the
lifo OF our early pioneers. He WAS for q long
time harassed by tho notorious Kont family,
who made m mIepeated but unsuccessful as;9 efforts or
on several occasions folcd trees upon his cabin,
aud often threatened his lifo. 11r. Cady leaves b
widow and Several children and grandchildren
ind father; aud endearcl to bis friends and
neighbors for his many acts Of kindness. His
ro1nains wero followed to tho grave by q large
concourse of tho citixcns Of tic town, somo OF
whom had boen his noigAborB anl friondB tor
t nearly half q contury.
| DY TELEGRAPH.
DECATUR Oct. G.-The aristocracy Of Decatur,
Ill.,. has been convulsed BY q wedding. on
Wayne, Ind, was united In matrnony, by the
Rev. Hiram Buck, with Miss Emma ". Pedde-
cord, niece Of Senator Oglosly. Tho brides.
maids wore njas yqletto feddecord, sator Of Of
Ogloaby. b1r. =. F. Garry, Of Fort Wayne, aud
Air. Richard Forester, OF Decatur, were tho
groomsnen. After brilliant wedding, Mr. and
Mrs, Rurodo left on q trip Of several rocks
through Canada and tho Eastern 6tntes. On
their roturn they will make their homo in Fort
Wayne.
IN GENERAL.
President Grant expects to attend tho reunion
Of tho Army Of tho Tennessee, at Toledo, on tho
18th and 10TH.
Ben Holiday, tho Oregon railroad magnate,
and owner OF Hipplo-M Mitchell, has taken a
house In Washington, for the session Of Con
| gross.
IA man who oan marry and does not ought to
be damnod." is what tho Roy. ]. Z. Wicks, OF
San Diego, CAL, is reported to havo sad in ser
mon on marriage.
TrnRimond Landry, who WAS electcd Lieutonant-
Governor Of LouiBana, in 1916, on tho ticket
with Gpy. 16aao JOHNSON, died Oct. !, 81
Donaldsonyillo; La., aged 10. He was four
times Democratic Presidential Eloctor.
} Samuel 7. Peters, whoo was returned BY the
. Hawking Republcai) Election Board as elected
. to Congress from tho Shreveport (La.) District
for tho coming two years, died In Shreveport
tho 28th ult., Of yellow fover., He waB Oashiel
Of the Fracdmen's Savings Bank at tho time oi
; Ills deatll. - "' :!
Or. G. Z. II. Tetars, the astronomical gontlo.
; nun I at Hamilton College, tho lzaak Walton Of
: tho skies, who haa boon 30 BucceHBful In hooking
occasional comets, is on hia way homo from Ger
nany, where hb has boon attending an aBtronom'
! ical convention and pleading for lost pleads.
Tho death is announced Of Thomas King Car
toll, who was tho Governor Of Maryland IN 1929
est snrsIsg GoSsrnor Of % ba ststs Ss snS md Il 81
: on:y ono g; ;host rdtnair|in9 WWhd we1e alaotet
{ BY eho 'Logfalatufd whom tho torn Of o{lco waa
for ono year.
;; Jamos D. Moudy, Of the nichvtew ql,) Demo
crat, prominent qitlzQn pt Aauthorn 1lliuoia
di9a pok: 1tis said 10 had becn connect
arid nit of tho thonsanllg WIN anrnce IN ~