Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-02
PERSONAL.

The Senate yesterday confirmed the
nomination Of DR.. WICKERsHAM to te
charge q atfaires to Denmark.
SESsENIG must feel like the ass that
was asked to the wedding feast but found
that he had only been invited to draw the
wood.
GREEN B. RAUM and Gov. CoLLUM of
Illinois, on the Republican side, are look
ing forward to the United States Senator
ship from that state and Mayor CARTER
HARRISON Of Chicago, of the Democrats
"CLARA BELLE" the writer Of the at
tractive fashion letters to the Cincinnati
Enquirer, is Hiss Claribel McArdle, q
teacher in a Jersey City school, and
daughter ola contractor in the Bergen Hill
Tunnel work.
The Reformed Mennonites of Baltimore,
who are few enough to be a curiosity in
that city, had a public communion and
feetwashing on Sunday which drew large
audience and Bishop JOHN KouR and Rev.
LEVI SHENCK of this county ofliciated.
HoAE is reported to be "in the humor
to lead Il general revolt against the Stall
wart administration, and its appoint
mcnts in tho executive session of the Sen.
ate. Hoar is a very humorous fellow, but
he is hot a patch to Don Cameron in an
executive session.
An official copy of BLAINE s.testmony be-
fore the congressional committee was sent
to him for revision, and he struck out
"thc slogans of the dirty Democratic
PRESS" and such other phrases as upon
reflection he did not want to 20 to the
country. But he cannot strike his insult
to the Democratic press out of the men,
ory of the public.
When Rev. JOHN II. PAXTON was in
stalled pastor OF the West Presbyterian
church, New York, the other day, Rev.
Parkhurst. in charging him, said: You
cannot fulfill your mission here in living
like saint, unless you speak like an
apostle, but if you don't live like saint
it don't make much difference how you
pssach." The Rev. DR.. Thomas S. Hast
ing, for % years pastor Of the church, de-
livered the charge to the people, which lie
summed up in these words "Trcat your
; new pastor rs we'll as you treated mo.
That is all L can ask of YOU
Senator KAuEEMAN, in an interview last
night with IN Inquirer reporter, explained
that it was only in the eastern part of the
county that tho tide was turned against
oIstt WdS NY
point, and this time | gave ny chief at.
tcntion to the west, where | was weaker.
This was the Cameronian opportunity and
by blowing with my heirer among my own
friends in that section they succeeded in
defeating me-" When Kaufman talks
to Sheriff High about this thing he will
hardly restrict himself to as mild language
as that.
In q friendly and gushing way The female
correspondents cut the resident to pieces.
Emma j:,-o" of tho Press, takes tho
cake. Being 1T the opera, where she could
| thus tells it /: "prcsently | saw ROBUST
hand casually prospecting beyond the
slender, wlitc-gloved hand of Mrs. Jones.
l knew it in an instant, for President
ARTHUR has, among other fine personal
points, handsome, expressive hand.
Perhaps you will say tho presidential hand
is always e. prc:sivo or impressive at least,
but rs | belong to tho non oflice-sceking
minority believe can judge that hand of
power disintercstedly land, in u purely i'm
partial and aesthetic sense, admire and
like it. II is; SO fine !, hand that am glad
when he does not glove it aj receptions, as
he does not except 1t the most general
ones. By-and-by the outline of very
low cut black vest revealed wealth of
presidential shir!hasOm. Tho president
WAS evidently in full evening dress. Then
y scattering side whisker incontincntly
projected itself, and like 4 comparative
;.natomist made up tho complete organism
from these vcstiges, and its correctness
was confirmed. This is too utterly utter.
The Press should give Emma Janc' a
fur!ough.