Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-01
PERSO Al.

PERSONAL.
Secretary LINCOLN left Chicago for
Warrington yesterday morning.
Queen VICTORIA is going to Italy next
month, where she will occupy avilla by
the Lake of Como.
]. w. MAckEY is reported to have given
up hard work in the mines. He is going
to start upon . journey around the world.
ANDREW JoHNsoN's heirs arc now in
litigation over the distribution of his prop
erty, which is valued at $10O, 900.
Asks an irreverent contemporary {:
Which do you prefer,-CONKLINe or the
revised New Testament?
Mr.. BEEcHER thinks that Hades is a
state rather than place. The united tes
timony of the years, the rocks and the
broken promises point to Ohio.
LONGFELLOw, in spite of his many
years, is in excellent health, tho possessor
of brisk step and unimpaired love for
work. His face is full Of genial express
sion.
JAMES GAMBLE has offered his resigna-
ton as general superintendent Of the Pa
cific division of the Western Union tele-
graph company, to take effect on the 10th
of June.
Mrs. GARFIELD has been entirely free
from fever since Saturday last and is rap
idly convalescing. The president will at
tend the graduating exercises Of the naval
academy at Annapolis on the 10th of
June.
WILLIS p. HAZARD, esq, of East Brad
ford, Chester county, who has been for sew
eral months in Europe, principally the Chan
mel Islands, where he was engaged in select
ing some fine cattle and shipping them to
this country, has returned home
Foreign papers announce the death,
through fall from his horse, Of tho only
son of Count Anthony Auersperg "a poet
better known under his name of "ANAs-
TAs1Us GRUN y, at tho age Of twenty-five.
He leaves fortune of 1000, 900 florins to
his cousins and classmates at college.
Mr.. B. X. JAMIsoN, the we'll known
Philadelphia banker, accompanied by two
other gentlemen and servant, arrived in
NOrristown in two horse tourists coach
on Monday morning They are travelling
through tho country with their convenient
carriage, as they do every summer. They
are equipped for long journey.
General GRANT is heralded at Long
Branch. The ex-prcsident will return
from Mexico in July. and at once take
possession of his seaside cottage. The
Washington Capital says % He purposes
to make things lively in social way at
the Branch this season. He will bath in
salt water to remove the freshness from
his SYSTEM"
English Methodism has again suffered a
severe loss in the sudden death of the Rev.
w. o. SIMPSON, one of the chief organ
izers of the Sunday school union and for
many years a missionary at Madras.
Within few months Wesleyan Method
ism has had to mourn the loss of four of
its most distinguished ministers, viz : The
Rev. s. Coley, the Rev. DR.. Jobson, the
Rev. w. Morley Punshon and tho Rev.
Mr.. Simpson.
1t is rumored that SARAH BERNHARDT
isto marry on Saturday next w. NJ. Angelo
who has becn travelling with her in Amer
ica. Those who saw Mile. Bernhardt in
her various roles will recall tho swarthy,
lymphatic actor who played the principal
roles. He was is no sense equal to the
emergency, unless as a foil to better set off
tho perfect acting Of his over -shadowing
leader. Angelo never arose above the
most ordinary roles in French theatres.
He has passed most of his life in Marseilles
and has tho thick pronunciation of the
Provencalese French. The marriage will
prove quite sensation in Paris, where
Sarah has refused pcrsonages Of imposing
titles. She rejected an English MILFORD in
London who offered to make her a countess
and adopt her son Maurice.