Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-24
PERSONAL.

MIR. L. S. Arthur appears to be guilty
not only of gross indelicacy but Of very
bad mistake as to facts in making Mrs
JOHN 4. LOGAN figure as wine bibher in
| one of his temperance tales.
ALEXANDER STEPHENS has not been in
such good health as he now enjoys for
many years. He has appeared in the
House on some OF the worst days Of this
terrible winter.
Mile. Dosne, sister OF Nine. THEIRS, is
estimated to lie worth, as heiress of her
brother-in-law and sister, over 81, ,O00. 900
at least. How Theirs managed to accu-
mulate such colossal wealth as he left is
somewhat Of a mystery.
OLIVE LOGAN declares that the Prince
of Wales is one Of the most Outra geOuSly
s!andered gentlemen living. ''Shameless
women, on whom he never even cast his
eyes,are often responsible for these stories,
in which these brass-faced seekers of
notOricty represent tlemseivc in the iie-
ureS of heroines.''
Hon. GEORGE BERKELEY, brother Of tie
Earl oi Berkeley and well.kEown writer
upon sporting subjects, is dead, in his S2d
year. He gained some rotoriety many
years ago by duel with Dr.. Ma9ini:. the
editor Of Ffaser's, whom he challenged o.:
account of a criticism upon his first novel,
Berkeley Castle.''
| The good CoLFAX nani:est!y took a
deep interest in the Pennsylvania election
| of United States States senator. In his
earnest sol;citude he wrote letter to Mr.
Lands. OF Lancaster, giving warning OF the
danger Of e!ectins Mr.. Hayno 0: any other
Republican member Of the House to the
Senate. The Republican majority in the
next Congress is SD naa9;ro that the loss
Of one member might endanser it.
A private dispatch direct and official
; from Senator CARPENTER bedside to rel
ativcs is as follows '.Situation very cr;ti
cIi-mu't die sou!.' The announcement
creates great excitement i'll political circles.
! The question is who shall succeed Carpcn-
! ter is already talked Of The leading Re
. pnblica,is favor Angus; Cameron, c, c.
/ Washbnrnc Horace Rub!cc, i ". Keys,
Jud5e c. EdycT, according 10 their res
! pcctive Positions.
! During the wa" Il convention OF SClcil-
! title .nc; in Washington Went to pay t.ieil
respects to Ii!-. LINCOLN. After they had
! formed themselves iii llalf-circla in The
east room of the White House, Mr. Lin
ccln listened to some ;u!somc tllt;cry Will
a look OF suspicion an,! doubt, BIZ: when
the head OF the delegation said: w,
tiiSt that during this time OF trial, God
will be on cur side and give victory, -
Mr.. Lincoln stopped him. SIR he
said, my concern is not whether God j.
on our side. My great care is to bc OF
Gods side. for God is always right
When PIvs IN. died lie expressed Il dyi...
wis;, that no more than 1000 francs
should Ee spent on any monument that
night be erected over his tomb Think
ing this sum to low for Il Popc's dignity,
the present Pope and his cardinals have
got over the difficulty by deciding TO erect
simple monument over his tomb tiiat is
motto cost more than 1900. whilst The.
will erect another that may cost any
sum not less than 6),O00 francs The
monument is TO be erected in Santa Marie
Maggoire, where there is already 4 kucci.
ing statue of Plus IX., wIlicl, was once in
tended Cor his tomb, until he altered; his
will, after tic Italians entered Rome.