Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-15
PERSONAL.

LEWIS Il. REDFIELD, veteran printer
and journalist, died yesterday in Syracuse
New York.
JUAN B. ALvARADO, who was governor
of California from 1886 to 1843. died at
San Pablo on Thursday, aged 73 years.
JOHN BRIGHT has resigned his position
in the British cabinet, a dispatch from
London says.
SHERIFF WILSON, Of Lycoming county,
was thrown out of a carriage and seriously
injured by a pair of runaway horses at
Salladesbury.
PROFESSOR GEORGE w. ArnEEroN, OF
-s college, New Jersey, has accepted
kutge. 'ncy of the Pennsylvania state
the presio.- "fOnte, aud will enter upon
college, at Be...
his duties at once. .,:.
COLONEL WILL S.HAYs, L5,;sv;lIe
and one of the editors of tn ',ng the
Courier. Journal, is very popular a,~ has
Mississippi, and a large steamboat
been named after him.
MRS. VAN DER WEYER, of whom NEIL
tion has been made as the most intimate
friend of the Countess of Balmoral Queen
Victoria), is the daughter of the donor of
the public library to Boston. Mr.. Joshua
Bates.
FREDERICK MARQUAND, a retired jewel
Ter, the predecessor of the well-knOwn
New York firm of Ball, Black & Co., died
yesterday morning at his home, in South
port, Connecticut, in the Saith year of his
age.
NH. FRANK II. CUSHING. the Zuni his
torian and adopted chief, is still in Wash
:o~<o,, ouI 80 r,,vnOrod fhct ho iR vary
soon to marry . charming young lady of
Washington, when he will Immediately
take her with him to the Zuniland.
OLE BULLS widow lives in Cambridge,
in James Russell LowelPs residence of
" Elmwood," whore she is preparing her
husbands biography. Her mother, Mrs.
Thorpe, tall and slender lady just be-
yond middle age, is often to be seen in
Boston society.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR requested Seth
Green. of Rochester, to recommend to him
| a good place for a few days fishing in tho
waters of New York state. Thereupon
Mr.. Green, who is superintendent of the
state fish hatcheries, invited the president
to accompany him to Grove Spring, Kiuka
lake. They are expected there early in
August.
| CAPTAIN PAYNE, of Oklahama nOtOriety
called upon Secretary Teller yesterday,
and was informed by the secretary that,
SO long as tn , law regarding intruders in
the Indian Territory remains upon the
statute books, he will do all in his power
to enforce it, and that it would be impru'
dent for the captain to attempt to settle
in the territory himself, ard, perhaps, dis
astrous to lead others there.'
ADELE HUGO, the daughter of Victor
Hugo. who has for many years been con
fined in private lunatic asylum in Paris,
is now about fifty years of age, but at a
short distance does not look to be half SO
old. She was married long ago, without
her fathers consent, to . naval officer, whG
soou afterwards deserted her, penniless,
and without power to prove the legality Of
her marriage. This blow unsettled hel
reason, and ever afterwards she has been
kept under restraint.
s. NJ. BRAINARD has been nominated fOI
Congress in the 9th district, composed ol
tho counties of Erie, Warren ana Venango
after protracted struggle. It took four.
teen ballots to decide the contest. The
present Representative Watson was can.
didate for denomination, but on the final
ballot Mackey, Of Venango, who was also
candidate. threw his vote to Brainard,
giving him total of 794, two votes more
than the number required to elect. The vote
was Brainard, 70}; Wstson, 523 Norton,
81. The Eric Republicans are jubilant
J over the election.