, 1874-02-20
PERSONAL.

billiard export Ia spending fow days in Chi-
cago.
Tho Hon. George g. Bates, Attorney General
Of Utah Territory, Ia among tho prominent ar
r1vals ut tho Tremont.
j. Hill, General Superintendent Of tho CHI
cago. Cincinnati l. St. Louis Railroad, ID guest
ut tho fremont.
H. Z. snrgcnt General Superintendent Of tho
Michigan Central Railroad, has gone to Detroit
on busiuoHH.
Joseph Tucker. General Freight Agent Of the
Illinois Central Railroad, has gone to Dubuque
to attend to aon1o matters connected with his
department.
Tic John Baker who was arrested for stoal-
ing ten from tho storo 3. II. Hall, corner Of
Market and Randolph atreetB, must not be con-
Mr.. Hail. John Dakor was taken hefora 1uatice
Boyaen ycstorday morning and held oyor In bull
of $500.
i. E. Hinclley, President OF tho Chicago T.
Iowa aud several other roadB, has. gone to
Springfield to pay of tho omployes on tlo Gil
man, Clinton d Springfield Natroad Of which
road ho ia tho Receiver.
Of the Chicago, Dnnvile l. Vinoonnea Railroad.
Stock -Yarda to.day was Charlss Paine, Of Glove
land, Gonoral Superintendent Of the Lake Shore
t. Michigan Southern.
4 FREIGHT AGENT As AN AUTHOR.
Mr. ". ". Chandler, Agpnt Of tho Union Star
Freight Line oil this city, haa turned author, and
published n book containing full history Of tic
celebrated Star 1ino robbcrics. It has picture
Of james r. Barron, the leader Of tho gang. to-
sother with au account of hiH arrast, aud num-
her Of lettors written by that noted thief to hiB
how tho robberioa vera committed, with oxpla-
nations iu lIr. Chnndlor's handwriting, will: bo
found Of great interest. a full history Of tho
trial and conviction Of Michael Jouos, one Of tho
al day yoatorday addressing copies Of
lis book to his many friends all over the coun-
try, for whose benefit be got It up. They will
undoubtedly be surprised to lind what an excol-
lent author Mr.. Chandler is and they will regret
that ho has missed liH vocation On earth By, be-
coming Il Freight Agent.
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
Tremont-E. G. Dunbar, Jofferson, Ind. /;
James q. Jenkins, Alilwaukeo; G. y. Harrison,
Lansing, Mich; G. II. Anderson, Texas J. r.
George @. Datos, Utah Territory G. 4. Thomp-
son, Omaha; ]. D. Hurd, Logansport. i.
Grand Paciac-H. G. Mutt, Council Biuffa; q.
Il. Blgolow, s.. Paul; Z. ". Paxton, Wheeling
II. Cable, Rock Island; 9. Il. Moore, Detroit
| Charles Storm, San Francisco. Palmer
Z. W. Scott, Now York; s. A. Badger, Boston !;
4: Britain, Pittsburgh; g. y. Harmon, Boston ;
| y. W. Noonc Nov, York; Jamos steo1ot pazis,
| Franco; D. J. Hines, st. Louis; H. Z. Hess,
| Cleveland: j. 6. Jenkins, 0swogo, N. Y; =. G.
| Quincy. Boston. -. !Sherma'--W. ?. Fay,
| Boston; Z. r. Hall, Lake Suporsor; Pote Jones,
Halifax; u. I. Mason, San Francisco: II. L.
| Turner, Columbus, Neb 4. 2. Williamson,
| Glencoe; p. Mollonhaner, milwaukee,; Z. Wall,
| Washington, y. O.; Thomas T. Hook, Gales
| l,urgh; Samuel Smith, Burlington; w. P. How
| ard, Dubuque.
| oI1cAaoANs ABROAD.
| Florencc-Iaaao N. Arnold and family, Dr.. f.
]: Haso and vito. Mrs. Z. Hunt, the Misaef
tho Rey. 7. G: Porter, Hiss z. Porter, D. i.
1e',era-MiAs Mary Kilder, Mts, A. u. Lull,
ana family. :. :. London-J. II. Dos noBcrs, ],
II. Henderson, A. B. Mcoker, A. B. Pullman.
Ndpies-Charles Z. Dyer, Mrs. @. e. Dyer,
Richard Gregg, Mrs. Richard Gregg, Miss G. IT.
Latin, x. L. Leo, Mira. a. L. Lee, q. Z. Mageo,
W. i. Mccormick, Mrs. ". e. McCormok, Mrs
| C.S. Num-, Philip Wadsworth Miss Emma Wada.
worth, Miss Nellie Wadsworth, II. NJ. Whitehead
L. A. Whitehead. :. =. Ntce-Eugena L. Graves
Miss Annie L. Hobart, Dr. r. J. Huse, Mrs. i.
Il. Niokorson, 9. Y. Whoelor, Mra. q. W
Nrs. J: D. Aiiorman, q. Bartord md md e wlfo
| Charles Cleavor, John a, Cutlor aud family, DR.,
| l.. P. Hamlin. aIiss Hempstoad. =. F. Hubbard,
| Waller Kinlbnll, ". r. Klots Nina Lorraine
Joseph nulf and wifo, Miss Irano i. Wa1dron
John Il. White, John G. Wllito. :. Rome
JoHopl McGill, Mrs. ). Medill, Miss K Medil
Hiss N. A1odill, Miss Jonnie A1odill, e. VI
| Wheelor, Mrs. G. ". Wheolor.