Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-19

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A strange story comes to me from the
deathbed Of tho late President Garfield.
It is to the effect that while yet in his full
senses, but convinced that hs could, not
recover, he impressed not only regret but
deep oontrition, for the part which he had
borne in depriving President Tildsn of the
Office to which he was elected In 1876. It
will be remembered that Mr.. Garfield was
ono Of tho :" visiting statesmen - who
thrust themselves into the canvass of the
vote Of Louisiana in that year. bringing
out "Svidssos " Of s. bulldosing" in some
of tho rural, parishes, and in particular
that Of tho old colored woman whom Mr..
Garfield examined, "not," he said cas- a
judge, but - lawyer af d. lr..,..I ...
It is now related that, feeling that he
could not recover, that his death must
take plaza within . few days, he talked
with bis attendants about his public career
As we'll as his psEsonal affairs. It is said,
upon Authority that 1 have no reason to
doubt, that he showed himself sincerely
peniteut for the part which be took
in the great fraud of 1876. He re.
sArded that - the ono great stain
upon his public career. and he made some
reference to documents which he felt sure
would servo to mitigate the Judgment of
posterityr upon him. He expressed the
greatest apprehension that at no distant
period An avenging Nemesis would visit
upon his party and friends = terrible re-
venge for that wrong. Those who listened
to him were his personal and political
friends they regarded the words and
emotions of Garfield as the effect of physi-
cal weakness and long suffering, and
agreed to be silent regarding them. But
in tho quarrels that have arisen between
tho Stalwarts and the Halt Breeds they
have been repeated, and are at length the
subject of discussion in private circles.
At no distant day some authorized publ
cation on the subject may be expected.
DEDGNAIAn
JULIA, the youngest daughter of Senate,
Edmunds, of Vermont, died at Dublin, N.
H., last Saturday evening.
GOVERNOR GENERAL LoRNE, Princess
Louise and suite returned from their fish.
ing excursion last night to Quebec and are
at the citadel.
EX-SENATOR THOMAS C. PLATT has been
commissioned to select rooms for the
president at one of the Coney Island
hotels. Platt will see to it that the tran
som glass is opaque.
JAMES G. BLAINE, Ulysses s. Grant,
James Donald Cameron and Winfield S.
Hancock have rooms engaged for next
month at the White Sulphur Springs Of
Virginia.
FL. T. WHITE is the author Of the
"GwenGolen Mahaffey F" and " George w.
Simpson" novelettes of the Chicago
Tribune. He is graduate of theologi-
cal seminary.
DIR. BLISS, the Washington surgeon,
now parades himself on the streets of the
capital in coupe behind span of stylish
bays and liveried coachman. Before his
connection with the Garfield case he drove
two little black nags in a simple buggy
The Ex-K1NG of Naples has been living
with his wife in obscurity in small hote
in Paris, their existence varied only by al
occasional visit to some quiet seaside place
on the French coast. This summer they
have been to Coburg.
PRINCE CHARLES of Prussia, younger
brother Of the Emperor William, and who
is eighty-two years old, is one of the most
invetcrate smokers in the world. He con
sumes twenty cigars a day, and to bette,
enjoy them, often smokes three cigars a!
one time, held by a cigar holder with three
orifices. ., ....,
GEORGE Ii. REEDER, former editor and
proprietor Of tho Easton Elpress, pub
lished in this state, and Son of x-GOver
nor Reeder of Kansas, was found deranee
in Brooklyn yesterday. Mr.. Reeder has
been in i'll health for some time, aud went
to Brooklyn few days ago to visit 9
brother in-law residing there. .r
RINEHART, the sculptor, is memorial
lied in Baltimore by monument that has
just been unveiled. 1t is granite block
surm0unted by bronze statue of I" Endy
mion," one of the best works of Rinehart
and has been erected by the liberality ol
William T. Walters of Baltimore one ol
the warmest admirers of the gifted sculp
tor and tho executor of his estate.
FRANK JOHNSON, inspector of clothing
at the Schuylkill arsenal, went down to
Washington to secure his reappointment,
but was severely snubbed by Senator Gam.
erOn. What the trouble was is not stated,
but Is johnson is Cameron man tho in
ference is drawn that Cameron either had
tho toothache or had picked another man
for tho place. A change is anticipated.
JOHN K. RANDOLPH, living near Pitts.
burgh, believing that the Lord is soon to
visit the earth with another food, is build.
ing an a. rk after the pattern of the vessel
of Noah. It is 228 feet in length by 4s
feet in width, and will have capacity of
one hundred tons. He looks for the food
by tho middle Of October: In the mean
time he is making arrangements for the
reception of as many Representatives. OF
the animal kingdom as be can find, and is
sending invitations to great many per.
sons whom he wishes to save.
CURED By FAITH.
Young Woman Arises from Sick Bed.
The power Of imagination has been
we'll tested in Erie. Miss E. Greyson, bed