Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-30

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their doctrines. This incident may save
the necessity of federal legislation.
PERSONAL.
\ sister of the wife of JuNIUs BEUTU:
BoorH took All overdose of morphine ant
was found dead in her bed in Chicago.
A brother of STANLEY MATTHEWS ha.
been compelled by destitution to apply Al
New York police station for food and
lodging.
The trial Of Judge Z. ST. JULIEN Cox
of the Ninth Judicial district of Minnesota
by the Senate of that state, has ended il
his election from the bench a. a drunkard
A Chicago report is that the committee
appointedto fill the Unity pulpit, which has
been made vacant since Mr.. Milu's depart
ure, viii petition Rev. RoRERr CoLLyER
to return to his old flock.
Secretary Frelinghuysen, at the request
of the President and with the approval OF
the attorney general, has cabled Minister
Lowell to ask stay of proceedings in the
case of DIR. LAMsoN, under sentence to
death in England for murder.
Another Democrat. that brilliant law
yer, Hon. RICHARD T. MERRICK, has been
appointed counsel to assist Colonel Bliss
in the prosecution OF the Star Route cases.
He takes the place held by Mr., Brewster
before the latter's elevation to the attorney
generalship.
The bill coaferring pension upon Mrs.
GARFIELD has been so amended as to bring
the widows of Presidents Polk and TYLER
within the scope of its provisions, as both
those ladies are said to be in such reduced
circumstances that they need the money
a great deal more than does Mrs. Gar
field.
JAY GOCLD's son is All amateur pugilist
and takes lessons in the manly art from
Johnny Suilivan's trainer. He doubtless
retains a lively recollection of that spirited
episode in his honored fathers career,
when an injured dealer on the street pick
ed up the crafty stock king and dropped
him over tho railing around the area in
front of a barber shop.
Last year London belle, Miss FLORENCE
FARQUHARsoN. was married to Mr.. HwFA
WILLIAMS, a gentleman we'll known in
sporting circles, and for her trousseau
ordered seventeen dresses of milliner,
Nine. Mercier, bringing up her bill to some
IS, 400. Mr.. Williams declined to settle it
after their marriage, whereon tho modiste
seized his wife's jewelry, only to lose her
case, the jewels-wedding presents--not
being mentioned in the settlement, and so
ranking as her husbands property.
In the House Of Representatives yester-
day Mr.. STEPHENS, Of Georgia, offered a
resolution directing the judiciary commit
tee to inquire into the removal, without
ally cause being assigned, by the speaker,
of Henry G. Hayes, one Of the official
stenographers of the House. Keifer's re-
moval of Mr.. Stephens friend Hayes is
ascribed solely to the facts that he is a
Democrat and that his successor was once
a secretary of Grant. Stenographers have
always been considered safe in their tell
ure except for misconduct.
Col. Tom Murphy, of New York, who
has as profound a contempt for Mr..
BLAINE as he has admiration for Arthur,
amused select company of Now York
bummers in the barroom of an uptown
hotel tho o:her night by asserting that Mr..
Ria iuo infou.3,I &o y,ooop,o a ,,,:o:,ko,, oc
the gospel. Gullible newspapers "caught
on y to the story and Blaine is moved to
pronounce it an infamous lie." And yet
stranger things have hsppened-are hap
pening right around us, where ]. w. John
son and Levi Sensenig patronize move
ment " for the purity of the ballot
WILLIAM G. MAL1N, of tho Pennsylva-
mia hospital, Philadelphia, has been grad
ually gathering works relating to the
Moravian church until he has accumulated
a library of about ], 200 volumes, including
works which relate to the his
tory Of Bohemia and Moravia, of John
Huss and tho Huss ties, and of the Bohc.
mia and Moravian brethren, and constitu-
ting a collection of Moravian literature
only in the Herruhut archives.
This library Mr.. Malin has just made over
70 Bishop Edmund D. E. Schweinitz, Pro-
lessor Edwin G. Klose, of the theological
seminary, and Robert Rau, of the board of
trustees of the Moravian church at Beth
chem, directors in trust, for the church
n this country.