Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-04
PERSONAL.

PERSONAI.
MosBY will marry a well-known society
lady of Alexandria on his return flom
China.
GAR1BALDI's condition is reassuring.
His bronchial affection is 4 little better,
but his internal catarrh has had a weak
enins effect.
The Easton papers announce the arrival
there os Rev. d. H. GEIssINGER and the
refurnishing OF the Lutheran parsonage As
his residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. STURGEON have set apart
the 100000 presented to them at the re-
cent anniversary Of their wedding for the
endowment of an orphanage for girls.
They had already established one for
boys.
Rev. GEO. W. DUNLAP, 4 Western rcVi-
valist, who met with wonderful success in
Kentucky, suddenly abandoned his field
of labor i few days ago.. taking with him
prominent society lady who had been
numbered among the converts.
Cincinnati is getting quite too utterly too
too. 1t is proposed to have President
ARTHUR visit the city i'll April, and then
with his own hands plant in Eden park
twenty.one trecs-onc for each president
of the Uuited States.
The Scranton Republican, thinks Cover
nor IloyT is entirely in his element when
he "has deserted his duties at tho State
Capital to become the errand boy of a
Wilkes Barre faction Tho Republican
seems to be finding ont more about his
excclcncy than it ever knew before.
Mrs. JOHN RoBINETT, of CorEersvillc,
Iud., mouracd her long absent husband for
:. time and then married Mr.. Muzzy. This
was seventeen years ago. The other day
RDbinctt came bobbing around Enocll
Arden like he took :, sensible view OF
things, spent some days with tho Muzzys
aid went his way.
In :, Docllct book found Oh the person of
brakeman killed on the Washington ex
press, near New Haven, Conn.,, was a card
Oh wllicl, was written " ERAsTrs W. GLo-
YER, 221 West Seventeenth street, New
York." and another card showing that he
WAS at enc time pastor ui the First Bap-
tst ch,irsI, of Rockville, l.. |. A letter
from Bishop Potter aud several from per-
sons well known in the community were
also found on his person.
Another sensible man comes to The sur
face. Ex-senator MCDoSALD, of Indi-
ana, :iunounces that he is not on the presi-
dental race course. He says: When
left the Senate, .olne months ago, | re-
solved that | would make no more fuss;
about any office whatever. am we'll sat-
isiiel with my profession. When l was
4 very young boy aspired to be a lawyer,
and it took hard work for me to get to
the bar, and can 60 and try cases now
with rs much enjoyment as when it was
hard to get them
State Senator FisMBlRNE was released
from Jail at Columbia, South Carolina, on
Wednesday, Oh giving his bond for $4,000
TO keep the peace, but very soon got into
jail again. Yesterday, participating in
debate in the Senate, he was compelled to
take his seat by Lieutenant Governor
Kennedy for getting out of order in his
remarks. After the adjournment Fish
burnc approached Kennedy and charged
him with unfairness Kennedy denied
the charge and was given the lie. He
then struck Fishburme, but were separ-
atcd Fishburne followed Kennedy into
the street cursing him, and finally struck
at him with 4 cane. Hence his second ar
resi-.