Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-08
PERSONAL,

1t is rumored in Paris that Prince Ma
POLEoN is seriously i'll.
Prince LEOPOLD and Princess LOUISE
and suite have arrived in Chicago from
Milwaukee, and will remain there for
several days.
In New York yesterday, the famous
actor JOHN BROUGHAM, died at twenty five
minutes past twelve. He was conscious
up to within half an hour of his death.
Capt. CALEB WRIGHT, a venerable and
highly-respected citizen of the Fourth dis
trict of Hartford county, Nd, died at his
residence, near Shawsville, on May 90, in
the 81st year of his age.
Representative STARIN, of New York,
in speaking of the colored delegates, said
they had more conscience in the palms Of
their hands than any set of men he had
ever seen.
DR.. CHAs. A. HE1NITsH and wife. Dr.
II. B. PARRY and wife, and DR.. ALFRED A.
HUXLEY, left Lancaster this morning for
Allentown, where the Pennsylvania State
Pharmaceutical association, of which Dr.
Heinltsh is president, is about holding its
third annual meeting.
JAMES G. BLAINE owns extensive coal
property in Elizabeth and Forward town.
ships in Allegheny county. Yesterday his
brother-in law, MIR. Walker, went into
court and had the valuation reduced from
$73, 915 to s70.025. This was the property
from which Mr.. Blaine swore before the
Congress investigating committee some
time ago he made most of his fortune. No
coal has been taken from it for a great
many years.
Mr.. PINCHBACK, who by nine persons
out of ten would be taken for white
man, was standing in the lobby of the
Palmer house, Chicago, when an Illinois
cattle dealer engaged in conversation on
the all-absorbing topic. The Illinois man
was for Blaine, but said, "Well, if Grant
is nominated l suppose can stand it, but
l hate the idea of these internal niggers
forcing themselves on US.
Hon. r. w. TOwNsHEND will be unani.
mously renominated for Congress by the
Democrats of the Nineteenth district OF
Illinois, every county having instructed its
delegates to that effect. In one county
200 Republicans united with the Demo.
Gratis in the primaries in voting for his re-
nomination. Mr.. Townshend is native
of Prince Georges county, Nd, and was a
page in Congress with Hon. Arthur P.
German.
LUCIUs OsGOOD, author of the we'll.
known series Of readers bearing his name,
died in Newcastle, Pa. He had recently
Submitted to the operation of removing an
abscess from his liver, which was the i'm.
mediate cause of his death. Mr.. Osgood
was 81 years old, and leaves wife and one
child. He formerly lived in New York
He was a member of the extensive schoo
book publishing house of A. H. English
& Co., through whose recent failure he
| lost his fortune.
Mrs. FRANK l. FRAME, who was the
wife of the popular actor, and was known
professionally as Miss Clara Cutler, dice
in Chicago on Monday. Mrs. Frayne had
been suffering with asthma for some time
and was obliged to retire from her bus
bands company, in which she had beer
playing in the early part of the season. Mr.
Frayne closed his season two weeks ago
purchased new and elegant home in Chi
cago and had settled down to the enjoy
ment of his summer vacation. The death
of his wife came quite Unexpectedly to the
actor and his friends.