Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-06
PERSONAL.

DR.. T. r. PIxToN and family leave on
Monday for Europe and will be absent
about three months.
The most unlikely story yet circulated
about DON CAMERON is that he is I" in
saneiy jealous of his wife. Such yarns
as that will not beat Beaver.
Hon. 9. r. BUCKALEw will be cam
didate for nomination for Congress be-
fore the Democratic convention of Colum-
bia county. That ought to settle it.
In powers of reasoning, general culture,
modesty of assertion and statesmanlike
fairness MIR. CARLISLE, of Kentucky. is re-
garded by many congressman of both
LoNGFELLow's relatives will carry out
the intent of his will and give his brother
and his nephews and nieces the legacies
which the court said were not valid be-
cause made by interlineation instead of
c0dicil.
Ono of the daughters of Minister SAR-
GENT sailed for Germany with her eyes
blindfolded, owing to an affection contract
ed while studying Sanscrit and Anglo
Saxon. Sargent is not so much Of a literary
feller.
The Press says "The cesspool of ran
corous malice was exhausted in 1876 to
ruin BLAINE, but none of the offal reached
its object" Blaine was saved by y SUM-
stroke, but not until he had lost the presi-
Dental nomination.
The president has "ycmitted' all tho
penalties incurred by FITZ JOHN PORTER
under the finding of tho court martial
which deprived him Of his position IN the
army and debarred him from ever holding
Office under tho United States govern
ment.
Mary Clemmer thinks t'lat it is nos only
the awkwardly heavy trah.e = on the
Mrs. HAYES portrait that cansa:, il to be
pushed from pillar to post in ie White
House, but also because its presence and
the fact that it was the gift OF the temper
ance women, in memory of Mrs. Hayes
banishment Of liquor from tho White
House, are q perpetual rebuke to wine
bibbing administration.
MCSwEENY, of Mansfield, O., additional
counsel for the Star Route defendants,
once mystifisd Cincinnati court in banc
by gravely referring to "5th Moses as
authority for his position. The judges
conferred with each other before confess
ing ignorance Of tho particular reports to
which they had been referred, when the
counsel, pulling small volume from his
pocket, proceeded to cite All ancient Jew
ish law recorded in Deuteronomy:
Two days before death, EMERsoN's old
companion in the early labors of ideal
ism in Boston Mr.. ALCoTT,-came to
bid him farewell. As he took his hand,
Emerson said, tenderly: care you well?"
every WE'LL" care you quite sure?
You have a strong hold on life keep it
firm" And with this hint of immortal
existerce, in which he had SO constantly
believed, the dying sage said his smiling
good-by to the world he was leaving.
DALLAS SANDERS, the Philadelphia
Democratic lawyer, sent by Attorney Gen.
eral Brewster to South Carolina to prose-
cute alleged election frauds has returned.
He denies the story of the New York 7ri5.
une, given on the authority of Kerr, his
colleague, that the windows of his hotel in
Charleston were stoned by a mob, and
says Kerr never told it. Sanders says that
while people in South Carolina didn't re-
ceive him with open arms at first, upon
the whole he has no reason to complain of
his treatment.