Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-28
meeting at which he might have been
strongly tempted to undeuize Cameron.

tempted to unde1ize Cameron.
COOPkR was not one q tho 306, but -
was IN Ohio man, which is the next best
thing.
BERGH puts in . vigorous protest
against the forthcoming Sullivan Wilson
glove contest and calls upon Mayor Grace
to veto the contemplated exhibition. which
he denominates beastly."
Now that tho president has signed the
bill giving to Mrs. Garfield tho balance of
tho salary of her late husband, the cheer
full Mr.. Hubbell should lose no time in
seeing that prompt response is given to his
seductive assessment circular. -.
II Y. - =. .
WHAT learned physician of New Al
bany, Ind, pronounced to be q cancer in a
boys throat was discovered by the mother
of the child to be caused by beard Of
wheat three inches long and Containing
eight grains Of the cereal.
REPRESENTATIVE ATKINS has declined
nomination to Congress in the Eighth
Tennessee district; but his Democratic
colleagues yesterday presented him with
letter urging him to reconsider his deter
mination. As yet he has not done 50.
IT is Of course not to he unnoticed that
Harrison Allen, who has just been ap-
pointed marshal for Dakota, was ono of
tho noble "3OG." BY tho way, why don't
Beaver hang his bronze medal on his outer
lapel.
In few days government clerks may
expect to receive circular beginning
something in this way: Sir In COM
pairing our Acknowledgements, we discover
that you have not yet responded TO our
circular requesting voluntary subscri p
tiOns," and 80 on.
An aristocratic wedd ing lately came of
in London in which there were no brides.
maids. Only page in fancy dress followed
the bride, but as her costume was short
another noyelty-his offico was sinccure.
In the opinion of a clear sighted contem.
porary, it is hardly to be expected that
young ladies will tackle kindly to these
ideas-no bridesmaids, no trained skirt,
next no favors, no cake, "no nothing"
In that cOpious volume entitled "Ameri
can politics edited by Thomas v. Cooper
late Of Ohio, and chairman of the Republi
can state committee, on pase 261. appears
the information that American polite.
have reached that boatific condition in
which in New York ''thc terms, Half
Breed and Stalwart are passing into CON-
parative disuse, as are the terms Regulars
and Independents in Pennsylvania. ,
In view of the events of yesterday Mr.
Cooper should call in tho outstanding
numbers of his book and straightwa,
issue revised version.
GEORGE FOULTY, of Bellefontaine, Ohit
had been married two months, and lifi
was to him already desert in anticipa
tion. So he drank to intoxicatiou, la,
down on his bed, and shot himself exactl!
through tho centre Of the forehead. This
was on July Q, and when the doctors two
weeks later heard him describe his sensa
tions as he felt the bullet penotrat.
his skull, pass through tho brain ant
strike the bone at tho back of his head
they were persuaded that Foulty had Al
exceptional brain cavity. At the present
time, despite the oozing Of brain from til,
wound, which has boon prpbed three
inches, Foulty is comfortable, and devote
much time to smoking cigars and pro
menailing around his house.