Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-06
PERSONAL.


NINE. MoDJEsKA is in Washington.
Mrs. BLAINE will not go to Europe.
THE CAR has assumed the title Of Lord
of Turkestan.
JAY HrBBEL is giving Mr.. Ferry
sharp fight for tho senatorship from
Michigan. The dark horse is not yet cur
ried.
ANTHONY TkoLLorE, the novelist, is
much worse. lie was unconscious last
night and there are but faint hopes of his
recovery.
NILSSON will doubtless have cordial
reception in San Francisco. The opening
sale of seats for tho concert tonight
brought in Sc, 400.
JUSTICE FIELD, of the United States
supreme court, is charged with retaining
his old ambition to DO tho Democratic
candidate for president
Mrs SENATOR JONES, of Nevada. has
returned to Washington. She will receive
this year. On account of death in the
famil she could TO. receive ,ast season.
Miss FoLsI,I:. =. ...2't::' e - coretary
of the trea5''--', ~. - (, .I.sL :ngtOn
this season. 80. r T. III prob
ably compci *. -"
DoN CAM c :. -; I; 49," IRON
the Senate 2la . =. l. IRE
tary of the treac' ~. '',sf"'t infor
nation is from Tia Tc:'~' ~. Washington
correspondent of tho -->.l-!.:Cclphia Times.
MIR. DAM, of tho Wasp, has been sp.
| pointed secretary to Governor elect Stone
man, of California. Judging from this
appointment it would appear that General
Stoneman intends to keep things warm in
his Office.
Mr.. EDWIN BOoTn, who has always de-
! cliued to srsak when called out on the
American sta ee, has appeared in the role
of before-tI,c-cul;sic orator on the other
| side. His sr~>-,4 G.: his last night
in Dublin vs. .:;--v e-sGtive, and satisfied
mcst fastid:c-s .iI-cy.
i GovERNoR-EL-c:c CLEyELAND was en-
/ tertained by tie 70 :,k.att:n club in New
York last night. TSe!va ''u>.;->i i people,
amor,s item many of tbs distinguished
! leaders of Nev York and other states,
were present. There were speeches by the
govern yv-c,>'', Judge Vanderpool, ex-
Senator G.v.Ici. II Georgia. and others.
MIR. GEoEr: EvGUsTus SALA, who de.
livers his o.: ic:, o.. III matters American
with an er-catheGT1 .iG, pronouSces Mr..
w NA LSdk W OSoV AOoOhGOuA lA OAC
United States, nexI to Senator Bayard.
The general public do not know the
statesman of the little state in that char
ac:er. Mr.. Evarts is q recognized jester.
Mr.. OSCAR WILDE is reported to have
said, when tho newspapers began to relate
that Mrs. Langtry and Mrs. Labouchere
had parted II knew something was 60
ing to happen when was talking to Mrs.
Langtry lately, my intaglio ring cracked.
That was a very bad sign. Then again she
came to the theatre tho other evening
looking very pale and uncomfortable. She
had broken her looking glass, distress
ing omen."
THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHr has been
honored by the German emperor with an
order pour le Merite, founded by Frederick
the Great. and the highest military decora-
ton in the gift of the Prussian lcrowr.
Tho bestowal is in recognition of the
dukes services in Egypt. This is the
same order as the emperor conferred upon
his victorious son, the Grown Prince, on
meeting him on the field Of Koniggratz.
The Duke of Conaught, It may be men-
toned, is in tho emperor's ytreudschaft by
reason Of his marriage with Wilhelm's
granddaughter.