, 1874-02-08

! PERSONAL.
Gen. julius White, e1-Minister to the Argen-
tine Confederation, arrived in town yesterday,
and is at the Pacific
Mayor Hay, OF Springfield, visited Mayor Col
yin yesterday afternoon, and both magnatss had
3 long talk over things Ii general.
The Chicago Musical College has secured the
services OF Hiss Bell and Mr. Becker as teachers
Of Fsonch and German, in connection With the
musical course. Both these teachers are vau
known in Chicago, and their appointment will
add greatly to the SUCCESS OF tho College.
4 very agreeable surprise party WIS given Fri
day evening to Mr.. Fred Sphinx, at his house.
No. 7s4 Weat Adams street, BY Mr. Potter DAILY,
Cashier Of J.. Y. FaE'rol 4 Co., to the grest en-
joy2aent Of all parties interested. This was Gne
OF series givan BY the same gentleman to the
different clerks employed by the frln.
Tho statements in the article under the head
Of The Old and tho New fremont" attributed
to Dr. Dyer, bevoud an account OF what occurred
up to the time Ira Couch took possession in 1887,
were not mada BY him. Owing to tho omission
OF sub-heed it appeared rs il he had really
said SOHO things which he did not eay. Hence
an injustice WAS dono him, aud correction il
made.
lDes Moines, Iowa, complains that Mr. Scam.
nous paper is fastdepopulating that hourishing
town. Co.'s. ]. N. Dewey and s. Z. Ingham are
4opo4tEA W I2f6 Coa4E6CGQ VIII .AE. t3lM8F
purchasing two-thirds OF tho Inter Ocean stock.
The Oes Aoines Journal says, with an editorial
Eroan, ne suppose this change will take from
Des Molnas two moro OF our prominent fani-
les"
1t meeting OF the Fourth Unitarian Church,
Its pastor, tho Rov. c. y. Wendte, Was unani-
nously granted a vacation Of six months, his
salary to bo continued and his pulpit supplied by
his congregation during his absence. AIR.
Wendte will leave for Europe about March /.
Among others, tho Revs. n. h. Alger, Of Boston,
and Henry Powers, OF New York, will occupy hin
desk during his stay abroad.
Mr. P. q. Taasoy, tho young Irish philan-
thropist, who has been taking Premier Glad
stone to task foz not Immediately releasing tho
Fenian prisoners, is slammed lest ho should bo
considered the author OF 3 paragraph publiahed
in last Sundays TRIBUNE relatiye to tho AM
hereby announces to al auguished public that
Mr. Thnaoy did not write that paragraph,-his
genius Is not geographical. but yolumnious, 80
he stands acquitted.
Agentleman named Charles H. Aiken, living
st No. 1873 san3amon street. laft his house FRI
Gay morning, intending to visit the Stool. YARDS
He expected to 1eturn in the evening, and hia
failure to do so has caused intonse anxiety on
the part Of his family. Ho was well known in
tho city. and membar Of the Doard Of Trade.
He Is about so years of ago, above tho medium
height With gray moustacLe and hair. lie was
dressed il Blue beaver ove1cout Scotch cap,
and wors q largo cluster diamond pin, and valu-
able gold watch and chain, The police have beon
advised Of his mysterious disappearance, and
are ondearoring to discover his fnte.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Pacifc-J. B. Pearcc, Newark, N. J.,
A. P Green, Boston Charles L. Colby, Boston;
q. G. Mutt, Council Bluffs: ". Preston, Louia.
yille; 8. L. Carver, st. Paul; a. P. Sanford,
Joyce, New York; E. " Bryant, st. Louis; L
Becker, Baltimore; L. A. Lealy, Brooklyn,
George Z. Gould, Davenport; F. Forsyth, St.
Louis; c. P. Bolnier, Philadelphia.
Palmer House-E- Fogerty, Cleveland; G. ".
Sheldon, New York; z. S. Smith, Toledo; &.
Blossom, Cleveland; ". Il. Hill, Worcester; O.
T. Richardson, New York.