Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-27
PERSONAL.

About IL, 200 Washington people arc out
of town.
The Chicago man who married his
lnOthcr-in-law got rid of one.
The worst pun of the season is this !:
"HORAcE GREELEY was West Pointer.''
Mrs. BULL, tho widow of the musician,
is to return at once to her parents at Eau
Claire, Wis.
The three LONGFELLOw brothcrs-Prof.
Henry w., tho Rev. Samuel and Alexan-
der-are now together at their old home,
Portland, Me.
Archbishop PURCELL's creditors will ap-
peal to the Pope to make an appropriation
from "peter's pence, " TO pay the Cincin-
natl diocesan debt of 81, $780, 900.
The Prince of WALES two sons are
somewhat lively. While on a sea voyage
recently the younger was heard to exclaim,
"Come, bub, tune up your fiddle and
give us God save your old Grand
mothcr.'''
TENNYsON attained his seventy-first
birthday on August 6. A few of the init
mate friends the laureate allows himself.
including Crowning, Matthew Arnold and
James II. Lowell, called on him at his
London residence.
A brother-in-law of JOHN KELLY told a
newspaper correspondent the other day,
that the famous Tammany chief would not
only work most strenuously for Hancock,
but would spend ten thousand dollars of
his own individual money to boom the
Democrats to victory.
This time it was pretty little SALoME
DEAL, of Buffalo, N. Y, daughter of a
rich but obstinate papa, who eloped with
a bronzed canal boat captain, bearded like
pard. An Hoboken squire married
them, having made tho trip to his Office on
different boats. If the Buffalo Lord UIlan
wants his daughter back he will have to
deal with her husband.
EDWIN ARNOLD, author of "Hc who
died at Aim" and "Light of ASIA" was
in the British museum one day, when his
attention was arrested by a picture of
Perugino's which a beautiful young lady
was copying. Presently the face of the fair
woman, in his eyes, grew more charming
than the work of Perugino, and Mr..
Arnold did not rest until Miss FANNY
Charming, the artist, daughter of the
Rev. w. H. Charming, of London, has be-
come the central charm of his own home.
Judge BLACK, returned from Europe,
brings with him particularly fine pot of
genuine shamrock, which he resolutely de-
clined to confido to any other keeping than
his own. He comes home in excellent
health and spirits. This was his first
visit to Europe, and he divided his time
between Ireland, England, France and
Germany, "Thrce things" he said, "I
specially wished to see-an English assize,
an English horse-race, and the field of
Runnymede.' All these he saw, paying
to the scene of Magma Charta the tribute
of a special pilgrimage.
A French paper contains long article
denouncing DR.. TANNER as an impostor
and rallying Americans on their
credulity. 1t processes to have received
letters from America and England explain
ing the means by which DR.. Tanner was
able to take the public in SO long. Ac-
cording to La Ffdnce tho supposed water
that was administered to him was really
liquid mate or mats, South American
beverage, well-known for its force-giving
which has been fully described
by Drs. Gubler and Marvand and the
French chemist, Pyasson. The informa-
tion appears to have been communicated
to La France by the divorced Mrs. Tanner.
Consciously or unconsciously, however,"
says La France, the American faster has
deserved we'll of biological science. May
he be remembered in both hemispheres.
Two hundred and fifty Montgomery far