Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-24
PERSONAL.

King KALAKAUA and suite sailed from
San Francisco for Honolulu, on Saturday,
in the steamer Australia.
THOMAS L. HUME, we'll known grocer
of Washington, died yesterday morning,
in that city, from apcplexy.
President ARTHUR's household is, it is
reported, to be under the charge of an un.
married sister of the master. Miss WEST,
sister Of the new British minister, is to
preside at the legation.
The will of the late E. Z. MORGAN was
admitted to probate at Auburn, New
York, on Saturday. 1t bequeaths $780,
600 to Wells college, Aurora, in addition
to 100000 previously given to form a
Morgan fund for the college.
President GREvY is stout, thick set and
almost corpulent person. When lie goes
shooting-this being his favorite amuse-
ment-he wears dark corduroy suit and
long leather CATERS, and is accompanied by
pointer given to him by the Prince of
Wales.
Col. H. W. GRADY, of the Atlanta Ca,
Constitution, the coming journalist Of
his section, was relieved by pickpockets of
fine gold watch at the Yorktown celebra-
tion while he was giving attention so sore
visiting journalists. No suspicion attached
to his newspaper associates.
Mile. MINNIE HAUK, the popular prima
donna, was married shortly before her de-
parture for this country. She is now the
wife of Chcvelier Ernst do Hesse Wartegg,
the author of a successful book on North
America. NJ. de Hesse Wartegg is about
to publish a volume on Tunis.
The success of EMMA THUEsBY, in Nor
way, has been something wonderful, and
in Bergen, the home of Ole Bull, the peo
pic kept her for ten concerts, though she
was only engaged for three. Not ouly did
the royal family como four nights in sue
cession, but the populace waited outside
by thousands and drew her to her hotel in
her carriage.
Mrs. GARFIELD's father is quoted as say
ing that short time after the Chicago
convention he asked General Garfield how
he felt about it, and the general answered:
81 have felt badly about it ever since l
was nominated" Two weeks before the
Inauguration MIR. Rudolph heard him say
that he was sorry he was not in the SEN
ate instead Of being president.
Mrs. CAMPBELL, the wife of Alexander
Campbell, founder of the Christian church,
is striking looking woman ofeighty years.
He hair is as black, her eyes as bright, as
in her youth, and her mental activity is
remarkable. She reads and writes often
until past midnight, and is now engaged
| upon volume of "reminiscences of her hus-
band.
The marriage Of NJ. Daniel Wilson, un.
der financial secretary, to Mile. GREvY,
daughter of the president of France, was
solemnized at the Elysee, at Paris, Friday.
The presidents of both chambers and all
the minister's were present. Count Won
Beust, Austro-H Hungarian ambassador to
France, was the only representative of the
diplomatic body present.
General VAN WICK, U. S. senator from
Nebraska, accompanied by his wife, ar.
rived at Port Jervis, New York, yesterday
morning, bringing the remains of lis two
and only children, who died of diphtheria
in Nebraska. A few hours later train
arrived from New York, with the remains
of Colonel John H. Brodhead, of WASH
ington, father of Mrs. Van Wyck. The
triple funeral takes place this afternoon.