Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-02
PERSONAL.

L. >. Judge WIN. BUTLER, remains i'll
at West Chester, and his court is 1T q
stand still.
Mile. Rosa BoNHEUI is residing at her
charming villa at Nice, where she is
greatly admired and courted.
If WHITAKER don't get justice he
"will go into the British army Has he
consulted the British army?
JAMES 3. BECK was unanimously re
nominated for United States senator by the
Democratic caucus of the Kentucky Legis-
lature last night.
GENTLY returned from 4 tour of Europe and
the Holy Land. was screnadcd fy his
friends in New York last night.
Mr.. HENRY E. JOHNSTON, wife and son,
Of Wheatland, near this city, sailed from
New York on Wednesday, in the Cunard
steamship Gallia, and will spend the
winter in the south of France.
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY was robbed
Of two diamond earrings and two similar
ly precious finger-rings at Cleveland the
other day, but tho thief was caught and
the jewels recovered.
The youngest revivalsts ROW in the
field are Ben and LOTTA JOYCE, twins,
aged fourteen years. They are said to
exhort and sing with great feeling, ard
are meeting with wonderful success in
southern Missouri.
The Marquis Of LORNE and the Prin-
cess LOUISE made their first appearance
together since the marquis arrival in Eng
land, at tho ceremonies attending the
opening of an exhibition of smoke pre-
venting apparatus and smokelesS fuel, at
the South kensington museum.
Gov. CRITTENDEN, of Missouri, employs
convict labor in his household, a number
Of men and women being detailed from
the pcnitcntiary for that service The
governor had silver wedding few days
ago and two of the felons very nearly sue
ceeded in escaping with the gifts.
LUTHER l.. HOLDEN, Of the Boston
| journal, retires from journalism after an
active career of nearly 80 years, and with
| an acquaintance in dramatic and musical
circles not excellcd by any American
journalist. lie participated in % balloon
ascens:ons in different states, including
the recent ascension Of Prof King in Min
nesota, and had written letters descriptive
of various famous localities.
Under his severe sufferings and anxiety,
| owing to tho wound in his foot from
Robert Smith Listers pistol two months
ago, SAMUEL JOsEPTIs has lost all of his
former rotundity. His confinement to the
house makes him fretful, retarding conva.
lcscencc, and it is not known how soon he
will be able to get out of doors again. He
has not yet been able to read his famous
Times letters from abroad.
The manner of JERE MCKIBBIN's death
at St. Joseph was as follows: He was
walking in the corridor Of his hotel with
Col. A. G. Dawes, to whom he remarked
that he had not slept the night before and
that he would have to sit down. He sat
down heavily, his head falling on his
chest. He was carried to his room, and
without uttering word died in a few
minutes.
President B. A. HINsDALE, of Hiram,
authorizes the statement that he has been
appointed by Mrs. Garfield the editor of
General Garfield's works, with instructions
to collect, edit and carry them through the
press as speedily as is consistent with CON-
pleteness and thoroughness. He has ac-
cepted the trust, and shall Immediately set
about preparing the material. This COM
mission covers the speeches, addresses and
published papers of General Garfield, but
has nothing to do with the life.