Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-14
PERSONAL.

EhhdymtSn,' Ehhd mtsS&nS'''?s and "fS BrAcoSsrlEID COS % has
offered to compromise with them.
The king of BAVARIA has turned night
into day, the court remaining up all night
and going to bed in the forenoon.
D. P. G. BOYER, well-known physi.
clan, native of Philadelphia, has died of
paralysis in New Orleans, aged Sc years.
Mr.. AsnMEAD BARTLETT, the husband OF
Baroness Bnrdett-Coutts. is threatened
with an action for breach of promise of
marriage.
There is 4 rumor that Count HERBERT
Won BISMARCK, the chancellOr's son, has
eloped to Italy with German princess
the wife of a high official at the court of
Berlin.
JAMES GORDON BENNET's latest eccen-
trio performance is that of hiring Johann
Strauss and his orchestra of eighty men
to play for his special qualification at Pau
for one month at cost of nearly $50, 600.
Our Mr.. and Mrs. MACKAr, of bonanza
fame, have lately given ball at their resi-
dence on the Champs Elysees, which for
costliness of decorations and elabolateness
of detail exceeded anything that has been
seen in Paris since the days of the first en-
pire.
Mr.. HENRY BERGH, humanitarian, did
actually procure restaurant keepers ar
rest for pinning the flippers of turtle
together and exposing him in front
labelled: 81 will be soup tomorrow.
Not because it hurt the turtles feet to be
tied, but it panied his finer sensibilties to
be thus labeled. Mr.. Bergh has lately pro-
duced a play entitled ''Love's Alternative''
and restaurant men will not 60 to see it.
Time at last sets all things even.
A mass-meeting was held last night at
the Masonic temple, Brooklyn, under the
auspices of the Ladies' h-American
Land League. Seven hundred persons were
present, the majority being ladies'. Mrs.
Dora STEWART PARNELI, the agitator's
mother, attended and spoke for half an
hour on the land question. She was fire.
quently applauded.
WILL CARLETON, who has written such
sweet ballads of farms, farm life and
families, never owned farm, never lived
on one and never had any wife or family.
No man who ever lived and worked on a
farm could extract poetry from breaking
your back with scythc, wearing out your
running gear behind plow, breaking un-
ruly steers, milking dirty COWS with the
mercury below zero, picking dead sheep in
winter. and sleeping in barn in summer
to get rid Of the mosquitoes.
Mr.. JOHN HAY, of the firm of Hay s.
Smith, Philadelphia leaf dealers, well
known in Lancaster as popular tobacco
buyer, who has been confined to his home
in that city for some time past by sickness,
so far recovered as to venture to take a
ride last week in the park with his wife.
When on Girard avenue bridge a pair of
furious runaway horses ran into and de-
his carriage, throwing his wife
and himself out on their heads. They |
were taken to their home, where both |
parties have been confined since. Both
are now entirely out of danger.
The Fun on the Bristol" party were
m Harrisburg Saturday night, and dur
ng the performance Miss AGNES HAL1.ock
Mrs. Buck), formerly of that city, was
made the recipient of a handsome floral
ribute, tho gift Of Harrisburg friends.
is formation was that of basket, above