Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-04-24
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ter of tho interior Of Russia.
Our thanks are due to Hons. A. HERR
SMITH and S. ]. RANDALL for valuable
public documents received.
RALPH WALDO EMERsoN is seriously i'll
with pneumonia at his homo in Concord,
Mass. Boston and Concord physicians
are in attendance.
GENEvIEvR WARD is about to play in
Forget-Me-Not for the 600th time.
BooTH is playing Maebeh in very su-
perior manner nowadays.
Coroner SHIFFER, who for five weeks
past has been laid up with a sprained
back, caused by over.lifting, is about
again, and able to attend to light official
duties.
At Monte Carlo the administration Of
the Casino sent a magnificent bouquet to
Queen VICTORIA at Mentone. Il was re
turned at once with the brief answer,
Declined"
Boston innocence has been taken in and
done for by bogus electric light company
of which FRED GRANT was the figure
head. A chip off of the old block, sure
enough.
Lord RANDOLPH CHURCHILL and Lady
Churchill, Lord EIphinstone, the Duke Of
Manchester and Lord Vaudeville, his son,
and the Count and Countess Montsaulnin
have all sailed from Liverpool for Euro.
pean tour.
Senator VEST, of Missouri, Judge HARLAN,
of tho United States supreme court, and
Ex-Governor B. GRATz Brown were
three wild and red headed boys who lived
near together and attended the same
school in Frankfort, Ky.
That "Via Solitaria "printed by tho In
dependent as one of Longfellow's produc-
tiODs, written after tho death Of his wife
by burning, turns out to have been
written by DR.. o. NJ. CoNovEK, Of Madi
son, Wis, and published in tho Lnaepend-
ent and Living Age twenty years ago.
The Duke of SUTHERLAND nearly lost
his life the other day when sailing on tho
lake before his own front door at Trentham
Hall. A gust Of wind capsized his boat,
throwing him into the water. He managed
to keep himself afloat until rescued by a
servant.
Colonel JOHN &. FREEZE, of Columbia
county, suggests that the Democrats and
Independents Of this state unite their
forces, the Democrats to name the candi-
| date for governor, supreme judge and
congressman-at large, and the Independ-
ents to select the candidates for leiten-
ant governor and secretary of internal az
fairs.
The audience which listened to Boz In
GEHsoLL blackguard Talmage for three
hours in New York last Sunday included
all sorts of people from Godkin, of the
Eusning Post to Tony Pastor, and the 4, 900
sat until midnight to hear one mans un-
favorable opinions of God, cheering to the
echo the current platitudes of unbelief,
and responding with as much sympathy to
denunciations of Moses and King David as
if they had been tho candidates of the
other party in a exciting political canvass.
Wheeler's Independent of Fort Smith,
Ark, comes to US with glowing account
of the nuptials of Mr.. J. Frank Tilbits, Of
Sculyville, c. n. and Miss Nellie C.
daughter of Mr.. JAMES II. HAMILTON, Of
Fort Smith, descended from the we'll
known Huraes and Hamilton families of
this city. The bride seems to have been a
great social favorite, and her wedding was
the occasion of "a great day in Fort
Smith" Among the wedding presents
was haadsome one from Miss Margaret
Humes of Lancaster.
Mr.. ALLEN Arthur, tho presidents
seventeen.year. old son, a tall brown
haired young collegian, with handsome,
beardless face, is six feet four In height.
The feebler-minded among the gossip cor.
respondents. tho sort that do their best to
spoil every new presidents son with
fulsome flattery, arc writing him sAlaine''
Arthur, but there is no evidence that the
young man perverts hisrightf prmuomen
in any such Oscar Wilde-ish way. He is
addicted to long light overcoat, and
years at evening parties single white
flower in his button-hole, while his august
paternal wears a red one, double carna-
ton. He has . grand passion for pretty
Maud Crowley, daughter Of the Representa-.
tive from Lockport, n. T., and is said to
haunt tho Crowley parlors at the Arling-
ton, morning, noon and evening, bringing
daily to his inamorato lavish bouquet
from tho White House Conservatives.
Mr.. Crowley is confidentially near the
president, and the two fathers laugh
together over the pin feather -infatuation
of their children. Miss Msude Is about her
admirers age and has many beaux.
Lats Losses BY Fire.
Stephen Curry, coachman, and 26 val.
liable horses perished In fire OF Mansion
house stables, Brooklyn loss $35, ,0OO.-|
Phenixville foundry and pattern shop
burned Sc men thrown out of employ
meht. Morris bagging works storage shed
burned at Salem, Mass. loss. ESQ. .OOO.-
attemptedt to burn Cochran
ton, near Titu6yilk, Pa. fires were light. |
ed in cooper shop and planning mill, but |
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