, 1873-02-25
PERSONAL,

Mr. Henry F. Keenan,, Editor-in-C Chief Of til
Indianapolis Sentinel, is in town.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln has lately visited Wash
ington, the guest OF Senator and Mrs. Harlan
whose daughter married Robert Lincoln.
Gen. R: A. Cameron, OF Colorado, is in thi
city, and may be found at the office Of the Kan
sas Pacific Railway Company, No. log Dearborn
street, where he may be consulted by those wht
desire 10 know the present Inducements for emi.
grafton. Con Cameron was Superintendent ot
| tho Greeley Colony, and founded the Colorado
Springs Colony, and is standard authority on
| Colorado matters.
Henry u. Stanley, who is said to have found
Livingstone in Africa, threatens to intiict upon
Chicago the lecture which nobody in New York
went to hear. AS he passed through the city
| to believe that this is no nero idle talk on his
| part, but serious impending calamity.
gentleman in this city has the honor of
| entertaining remarkable Indian, Madore Beau
bien by name, the head Chief Of the Pot:awat-
otnies: This gentleman, who is full-bloodsd
| son Of the forest, Was educated in Chicago, aud
transferred in 1840 to tho reservation, west of
Topeka, Kan. The men OF his tribe are civilized,
ard hare their churches, school-houses, and
farms, and arc nearly all voters.
The funeral servces over the remains OF the
late Mrs. E. Q. G. Willard occurred Yesterday
morning at tho Union Park Congregational
Church. Of which communion she YVES . mem
ber. The services Eero conducted by the Rev
G. .. Helmer, who delivered short address to
the E1ourners, allnding to the persistent efforts
which had been one of her most noted charac-
te1istics. The hymn, Nearer, my God, to
thee" Was sung by the choir, after the address
and then tho remains were conrered to Rosehili
Cemetery for iuterment. The patl-bearers ,yero
P. ". Gates, P. r. Chandler, Ira i. Mum VIII
lam Mortimer, A. G. Throop, and L. II. Prem
tiss. Mrs. Willard lived at No. 107 Throop |
street.
Pomeroy Of Kansas, has engaged rooms at
Westerly, r. l., for ne1t season.
Col II. Il. Abcrger has been appointed State /
Engineer OF Florida by the Governor.
Gen. Fremont ''has no recollection Of selling
millions OF Memphis d. San Diego Railroad bonds
to French1nen.
The Rev. E. ". sp.1ding leaves Grace Epis-
copal Church, Madison, Wis, for = parish in |
Pittsburgh, Pa. salary, $4,000.
William G. Lans Of sandusky, has been ap-
pointed Common Pleas Judge, Wco Stone, pro-
NOTED to the Ohio Supreme Bench.
Col. John ". Foster, late OF the Evansville
Journal and Chairman Of the Indiana RcpubE- |
:an Committee, is to be appointed Minister to
Mexico.
Gen. Buckland, OF Fremont and Dr.. Warder,
II Cincinnati are spoken Of in connection with !
he Presidency OF the Ohio Agricultural. Col
ege.
Amos Pl1sbury, Superintendent OF the Albany |
who 1s very i'll, has resigned, and
ime acted as Superintendent, has been chosen
0 fill the vacancy.
Henry Green, Of Easton, takes eeat in the
Constitutional Convention, vice 4
amuel E. Dim1nick, appointed Attorney Gen
raj. The Convention fills vacancies in it's own
=
Tho widow Of the late Gen. William Harrow =
eccires s., 500 damages from the New Albany {
hicaso Railroad, her husband (then candidate
or Greeley Elector in Indisna) having been
illed last autumn, while travelling by that road f
meet political appointment.