Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-10
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Ex.GOvERNoR AND:.Ex-SENATOR FENToN
is expected to re-enter the arena of New
York politics this year.
Hon. FRED. HAssAUREK, editor of the
Cincinnati Volks6laH. was yesterday mar
ried to Mrs. Marshall, of Madison, Ind.
GEN. WARREN's funeral will take placs
on Saturday morning at All Saints chap.
el, Newport, r. I. It will not be military
affair.
PROF. BOYEsEN recently returned tU
this country from Europe, after visiting
Norway. That country, il is said, he be-
lieves, will soon become a republic.
THE EATON family had q reunion in
Boston the other day and a dinner, Oi
course. Otherwise they wouldn't have
been true to their name.
LAURA S. KEysER is the real name OF
beauty, who has sued Adam FOrepsugh,
the Snowman, for $4,000 damages for
| breach of contract.
THOs. d. STICHTER, of the we'll known
hardware firm of J. L. Stichtcr, of Read.
ing, was married Wednesday morning to
Miss Josephine McKentry, daughter OF
1 LuO l3C0 110uEy V1CACHIyS VI OLs lNAlu
nesota, at Douglassville.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR STONE whiles
| away the hours of summer in raising
pheasauts on his sylvan retreat near War
rem. In tho fall graud sport is anticipated
by the crack shots who expect invitations
to tho estate when the shooting season
begins.
Mr.. SMITH, q Scotch laird, has be-
queathed tho whole of his property, about
$500, 600, to his servants, q shepherd re
ceiving the bulk. This fortunate legatee
has agreed to pay $137, 900 to tho heir at
law, and other relatives who would other.
wise attempt to break tho will.
HENRY GEORGE, the welt known Amer
ican writer, noted for his radical opinions
in social economy, was arrested on We'd
ncsday at Loughrea, Ireland. He was
in company with Mr.. Jaynes, master ol
Eton college, who was also detained under
guard. Their baggage was searched and
all their private papers were read. George
protested vigorously.
Rev. FATHER JAMES O'NEIL, pastor OF
St. James Catholic church in Philadel
phia, who died suddenly at Saratoga
Springs, was well-knOwn among the
| Catholics of this city, and was universally
popular. AS singer he is said to have
been almost without an equal among tht
clergy. His funeral will take place to-
morrow, and the body will be buried ir
one of the vaults Of the cathedral.
MARSHALL WOOD, a well-known Eng
lish sculptor, died at Ottawa, Canada
yesterday. Among his most prominent
works are marble bust of a woman
called ''The Song of the Shirt" " which il
very characteristic of the English school
He executed tho statue of Queen Victori;
which stands in Victoria square, Montreal
and las made several busts of the Primes
of Wales, one of which, Of colossal size
is in the Guildhall, London.
Thomas HUGHES having accepted /;
county court judgeship in England is con-
sidered to have retired from active politi.
cal life. During his political career h'
took prominent part in amending th'
l VS. against labor organizations. Twice
elected to Parliament, he yet did not wir
q prominent place in that body and sinc'
1874 has failed to gain a seat. His strong
nti-disestablishment opinions and Iii
connection with the cooperative move
ment at different times told powerfully
against his prospects.