Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-01
PERSONAL.

SENsENIG's to be "Queen of the May"
The Bellefonte WatcAman hopes OAR
WIN has gone to monkey heaven.
Lieut. DANENHowER and party have
arrived in Moscow, all we'll.
Pedestrian ROwELL was nearly killed by
| runaway horse on Saturday.
JOHNSON had the aces marked, but before
the game began fresh deck was slipped in
on him.
After the state convention Judge L1v-
INGsToN will realize that he was only run
ming in small slice of the country on Sat
urday.
NILIsoN has dropped her late husband S
name and very tartly recalls this fact to
anybody who addresses her as "Madame
Rouzand.''
State Department I. N. S. WILL will
have to attend to his home politics moro
and his official duties less if he wants to
keep the SpriDgville district in line.
J. W. JOHNSON, esq.,, hardly knew he
was running in the Ninth ward. For
particulars see Amos G.. Cast. One good
turn deserves another.
Collector ANDY KAUFMAN brought
down to Collector Tom WILEY fine pair
of shad this morning. He should also
send pair to the ex-senator.
MORGAN r. WISE promises ''not to run
for Congress" in WestmOreland county,
one of the three counties of his district.
1t would be to his credit and the relief OF
his party if he would run nowhere.
A prophet is not without honor save in
his own township: Judge LIvINGsToN's
"express request, " expressly repeated in
Ga1 1icI cI,,Yv I,a1 hn offaot Of D,o
sius about two to one thcro and gave the
only silver lining to Johnson's cloud.
Although a great many persons were
under the impression that Capt. ETTLA
was not running on Saturday he was
elected to a berth in the Philadelphia
custom house at "$1, 500 year and pick
ings," and he's picker from Pickertown.
A new theory about the Morey letter is
that it was written byJ. STANLEY BROWN,
who was Garfield's private secretary, who
used to write Garfeld's letters and sign
Garfield's name, and who knew his senti-
ments and Low to express them.
4 number of prominent and wealthy
Episcopalians in Philadelphia have signed
an address to Bishop HARE of tho
Niotrara diocese expressing their SYM
pathy for him for his defeat in the litiga-
tion with brother Hinman, and intimating
that if he has to pay the outrageous
award his many Philadelphia friends will
not let him stick.
The general Of the army had a unique
reception at Tombstone, Arizonia. A COW
boyish individual rode up to his carriage
and asked if General SHERMAN was there.
Being answered in the affirmative. he pulled
pistol and fired two shots in rapid success s.
ion. That was the signal for volley, and
for a few minutes the air vibrated with the
sharp report of pistol shots, bursting of
anvils and Chinese rockets, then Sherman
knew he was in Tombstone.
The Easton Express has a glowing ac-
cou Mt of the recent nuptials of Rev. JOHN
F. DE LONG, Of Bellefonte, and Miss
Amanda E. Laubacb, at the residence of
the BRIDES mother, at Stemton. The |
bride was attired in bronze satin marvel !
leaux and MORE antique, with irraelescent |
trimmings, white flowers and point and |
Duchesse lace. After the ceremony and |
the hearty congratulations of the guests |
a magnificent collation. was served which |
for its menu was generally commended"
The groom is well known in this city, and |
was graduated from Franklin and Mar
shall college in 1871, |