Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-10
PERSONAL.

W. P. CANADY has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans Of tie Third
North Carolina district.
KEW. PHILLIPS BROOKS, is said to be
the hero of the new novel " A Reverend
Idol.''
Ex-GovERSoE DENS1soN, of Ohio, was
reported in dying condition in Columbus
last night
G. A. WILSON, formerly of the Stevens
house, this city, is managing the Mott
house, q summer hotel at Tarrytown,
n. Y.
BLAINE will not 60 abroad Mrs. Don
Cameron goes to Narragansett Pier for the
summer the Italian and Russian minis
ters will 60 home during the season.
JOHN BRewN the late Prince Consort's 5
"gillie' and the subsequent "bOdy
esquire of the empress of India, is to be
knighted at the hands of grateful ma
jesty.
Mrs. CRAIG WADswORTH, who has been
assigned by the press as the future bride
of the president, contempIltes au early
return to Europe, where sac has already
resided nine years,
CHARLES f. BOYLE has car":n,i West
mOTeland over Frank Cowan G.: &c Dem
Ocratic nomination for col-r-S>'uan, and
now is certain to be the u"1lirCc of his
district.
REV. JOSEPH Cook has been lecturing
to the Japanese at Yokohama. Some of
his lectures were addressed to Japanese
students, who listened courtcously, not
withstanding the attacks upon their reli-
gious belief.
LEWIS Nixon, Virginia Spencer S.
Wood, New York John Z. Arnold, Wy
oming: William B. Fletcher, Vermont :;
f. W.. Sutpen, Nebraska, head the list of
graduates at tho naval academy, the COM
mcncement exercises Of which took place
on Friday.
SENATORS CuCKRELL, of Missouri :;
German, of Maryland Hawley, of Con-
nccticut, and Ingalls,, of Kansas, arc men,
bers of party, chaperoned by Prof. Baird.
who arc to-day visiting Havre do Grace
Oh the steamer Fish Hawk, to inspect the
operations of tho national fish commission
at that point.
SENATOR Hill arrived at home from
Eureka Springs yesterday. He was met
at the depot by an immense tllrOIg of peo-
pie. There was no demonstration, owing
to tho senator's critical condition. He
was placed in a carriage aud conveyed to
his home. AS the carria"s passed through
the crowd heads were uncovered as mari,
of respect.
Ill. Z. BRCNNER. esq, OF the Norristown
bar, was given farewell supper by lis
feilow-lawycrs on the eve OF his departure
on the steamer Anchoria, for Ireland. Mr..
Bruner is the attorney for the children of
the late Judge Burnside and Francis G..
Burnside, claimants as heirs. at law of the
large estate left by the late John Burnside
Of New Orleans, and the object of his
trans Atlantic voyage is to take deposi-
tionS to prove his clients claims.
SECRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN' daus glitter
recently gave L canal-boat picnic. The
boat was chartered and Great Falls, on
the upper Potomac, about sixteen miles
above Georgetown, was visited. Several
OF the gentlemen of the foreign legations,
Mrs. Craig Wadsworth, Colonel Bliss,
Mrs. Bancroft's son and Representative
Robeson's wife were Of the party. Great
Falls is most romantic spot, and it's
scenery is by many who have travelled
much considered unsurpassed. The party
were absent all day, though they made an
early start IN the morning.
HoN. ALECK STEPHENS las not been
able to leave the rooms since his accident
in spraining his ankle at the Capital four
weeks ago. He is doing well, however,
except when the cool weather gives him
rheumatism in the sprain, and be has his
daily games of whist rs usual. lie seems
quite unconcerned about tho prospect Of
being nominated for governor Of Georgia
and he would really prefer not to be forced
into the contest, is he feels that he ought
to have some rest. But he does not speak
as if he felt ct all secure of being nominat-
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