Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-11
PERSONA


stage.
J. NJ. BURKE sends word to friends in
this country that hc will sail from Ireland
for New York Oh July Is.
j. l.. STEINMETz esq, will leave to.mor-
row for Cape May, Long Branch and
Saratoga.
Brother HENRY SHuEERr will leave to-
morrow for TanliSvillc campmccting,
where he expects to remain four weeks.
Mr.. CHARLES Il. DowNEy, of Lcbzcl-
tcr's Eagle spoke works, leaves for Cape
May to seek relaxation from business
duties for a period Of ten days.
The public will DC glad to hear that
GulTEAU walks up and down his little cell
with 10 chance to got information or Gro
ate sensation and declares "tIis is hell"
ID. o. Mills has given SIS, 900 to tho
university of California, for tho cndow
ment of !. chair of intellectual and moral
philosophy and civil polity.
THOMAS +. CALLAHAN, lately governor
Of the Bahamas, arrived in New York, on
Saturday from Nassau, and died the samo
evening. lie was about forty years Of
ago. lie had been sick for somo time.
A San Francisco paper in tho, lordly
style of America speaks Of Baroness BUR-
DErr- COUrrs us "tlle Mrs. Bartlett who
had amassed cnou"lh money to marry
young American.
Mr.. GEORGE w. Guilds, OF the Ledger
with characteristic prOmptncss, heads the
Philadelphia subscri ptions for tho family
of the president will, y contribution of
g., 600.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial, with great
yallautry and share of knowledge, denies
that Mrs. BONANZA MAcKEy, now OF Paris,
used to help her husband tend bar in CAL
ifDrnia.
"Ga!h " says that JAY GOULD alleged
that he would spend $4,000, 600 to hold
tho market up if there should como
panic from the crimo on tho presidents
life.
Mr.. WILLIAM A. WHEELER intends
to repeat his last year gift of $500 to the
pupils Of tho Malone public schools. The
sum is to be distributed among those WHO
make the best record during tho year.
Hon. EMORY SrEEI. the alleged Indie
pendent" Georgia congressman, is about
to bc married to Il Miss Morgan, of Wash
inston. Maybe lc will have some Of tic
independence taken out OF him.
1t will add 4 pang to Mr.. Garticld's con-
valcnco to discover that the "patent out
sides y which have been publishing; por-
traits Of Mrs. GARFIELD have used tho
woodcut out Of Mrs. Lydia f. Pink
hams vegetable compound" advertise
mcnt to depict the presidents; wifc's Inca
mcnts.
Rev. J. G. HUME, Of the Prcsby ytcrian
mission chapel, leaves tomorrow morning
for his home at Cherry Hill. Cecil county,
Nd, When lie expects to remain for some
time in the hope OF improving his health
which has suffered very much during the
past season. lie has the we'll wishes of
his congregation and friends for Il pleasant
visit and speedy restoration to health.
DrS. INDEEwOoD and WEi;H leave this
city for New York to morrow and sail for
Europe in the Erin next Saturday. Mrs.
Webb and Mrs. Underwood will accom-
pany them. They will attend the Am"ri
can dental society in New York this week
and the International medical sucicty's
seven days sittings in London. They
have invitation from Edwin Somlcrs. tho
queens dentist, to dine with him on the
evening Of August 2.
One Of the mysteries Of the ago is what
HENRY WARD EEE,nHK has done with
his money. At ono time ho was in receipt
of $500 from his church, 500 from
his newspaper, 500, 600 from his lccturinr
and $4,000 from marriage fees, literary
works and his books, making total of
$50, 900 Il year. Yet 3ccclcr never had
any money to spare. Ills household was
modest, not expensive his wife was ap.
parcnt'y not cxtravaSant he gave
nothing; that WAS known to charity, and
yet he was always impccunio,ls and now is |
comparatively poor.
GUITEAU's divorced wife, row rcmar-
ric'l and living in Denver, says he WAS very
cruel to her from the time Of tho marriage:
that when he was i member Of Henry |
Ward BccclieG'S church hc would lead in |
prayer, and rs soon rs the meeting was |
dismissed would tell her Of some of his |
swindling schemes; that when given i |
note to collect for y client ho would turn |
over Onc-}lalf Of the collection and report |
it was impossible to collect tho remainder. |
Her friends urged her to get divorce,
which sho did. She WAS afterwards a !
clerk in the treasury department at Wash
inston. lie never paid any alimony.
JEFFERSON DAVIS in u long talk with a
Press correspondent spoke of the assault on
President Garfield rs i horrible crime, i
calamity and blow at our institutions which
halts all prcjutlices and bushes partisan
thought. lIc calls tho crimo tho out
growth Of the greedy scramble for
Office and says that the South
had much to hope for from Garficld's
and joins in the national
sorrow. Turning to other matters, ho at
tributes the spoils system TO John Quincy
Adams and Henry Clay, who removed tho
public printers, and denies that jackson
was the originator. A letter from him