Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-22

THE Vermont Appsal suggests Blaine
and Brosius for cyclone in 1884. They
would he excellent subjects for ii.
BROTHER BIo>IUs gets some cOmpii-
ments for running ahead Of Beaver. But
Elliott was the man he was mainly con-
cerned to get ahead of.
W. HAYES GRIER's Columbia Herald
starts on it's seventeenth year vigorous
and good looking. He has run it since
1866 and it was never better aud brighter.
THE first assistant postmaster genera.
decides that Communications reproduced
by heptograph are not mailable rs circu-
lars when they convey information that ap-
pears from the internal evidence to he pei.
soIal to the receiver"
IT seems to the North american to be ''no
more than right and just that tho Senate
of this comm onwealth should be organ
lied aud controlled by the Republican
members of that body" 1t seems to most
other people that it should be organized
and controlled by the anti Ring, anti
Cameron majority of tina. body.
THE Queen with beautiful emphasis
a. Windsor yesterday. decorated and
thanked fUur hundred OF the men WHO had
served in Egypt, and now it is observed
that some English cynics, while admitting g
that Tel -Kebir is a greater battle than
Waterloo and Sir Garnet WolSeley Il
greater man than the Duke OF WcllinSton,
yet venture to contrast the small number
OF soldiers recommended for distinction by
the latte: with the large number recon-
meaded by the former.
THE Reformed church publication board
continues to stimulate the application Of
literary effort to the exposition Of its sc
MUS and work. 4 S20.prize is now offered
for the best tract on "The Work Of Mis-
sions in the Reformed Church of the
United States The tract must not ex-
ceed !, 400 words in length. The commit
tee to whom manuscripts are to be sent
and who shall decide consists Of Revs. }.
O. Miller. ID. d., York, Pa. Theodore
Appel, d. d., Lancaster, Pa. W. II. II.
Snyder, Elders ". II. Seibert ard Rud.
F. Kicker, Harrisburg, Pa.
CAMERON thinks he is not 4 fool, and
Mitchell agrees with him. This remark
able concurrence of opinion is equalled by
the agreement Of our esteemed and lately
wransl;ng local contemporaries, who har
monizc il their leading editorials Of yes
terday in declaring that as Thanks
giving approaches the weather grows
colder. AS the Examiner and Cameron
candidate for governor was beaten b!
40, 2O2 and the New Era and MITCHELL
by 3l2, ,04S We are glad to know that all o
them can enjoy the prospective "ripeninl
Of turkeys and mince pie' over agains
the gladstone Thanksgiving season.
i HARVARD college saw large sun spo
yesterday, and "in the opinion Of observ
ers this goos Ear toward verifying the the
ory that magnetic aud electrical disturb
: ances and flashing Northern lights ar
primarily caused by solar phenomena.
But the SUI of Harvard will be spotted al
over in June next when the obnoxious b
) F. B. rides to Cambridge to get his IL. d
in accordance with the time .honored Gus
tom of bestowing it on the executive O
the commonwealth. The clever poet O
the New York Sun prognosticates til
event in delicious manner, as can be see
|. in tho northwest corner of the fourth pag
, of to-day's INTEIL.IGENCEE.