Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-02
PERSONAL.

pistol in the hands of brother.
PERSONAL.
TALMAGE and Beecher like mush.
JAY GOULD neither smokes, drinks nor
chews though some better men do.
GENERAL GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN has
become the American manager of one of
tho Oldest English insurance companies.
DIR. WICKERsHAM will make an address
at the meeting of the State Teachers
association in Williamsport July 10, II
and 12.
Don CAMERoN's wiGe's ambition, char
acteristic of tho Sherman family, is said
to keep him in politics against his own
inclination.
LUCY f. MACLEM, an eccentric old
woman, of literary tendencies, once a so.
ciety belle and tho betrothed Of Salum P.
Chase, is now . beggar in New York.
EX VICE PRESIDENT HANNIBAL HAMLIN
has been twice married his present wife
who is highly esteemed by everybody was
the sister of his first wife.
BAYARD has received the LII. d., degree
from Yale, Harvard and Dartmouth col
leges. He might spare some Of superflu-
Ouo AouOAo AoA AOONlOA OUAtOonCu.
MRS. AANDIBA1 JOsHEE, Brahmin
lady of high social rank, who is about to
enter the women's medical college, is
now on her way to Philadelphia.
Mrs. H. NJ. MCELwAIN, of Porter town
ship, Schuylkill county, has been horse
whipping DIR. r. J. Wilson, editor OF the
Tower City Echo, who has been waging a
relentless war against tho local school
board, of which Mrs. McE. is secretary.
SQUIRE LAMpsoN, of McKeau, Erie
county, who had not spoken to his wife for
25 years, returned home fow days ago
and was remarked. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamp.
son have determined to live together
happily for tho rest of their lives
VICToR HUGO, now a hale old man,
rides every afternoon on the top of an
omnibus through Paris. He likes to view
the city and to chat with fellow passen
gers. A few years ago he distributed
about So, 900 as New Years gift among
the omnibus conductors of Paris.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, jr's attack
on Greek in his Phi Beta Kappi address is
genuine sensation and finds more sup
porters in cultured circles in Boston than
would have been anticipated. His support
Of the Quincy methods of primary school
teaching has won him place among edu-
cational authorities there.
CHAs. w. CAss, a lawyer, 90 years old,
has been missing from his homo in New
York since Saturday morning. 1t is
thought he may have visited Philadelphia.
He suffered severely from neuralgia, and a
short time ago received an injury to his
head, and it is thought this may have
affected his mind. He is a son of Geo. w.
Cass, late of Western Pennsylvania.
THOMAS QUICKER has been transferred
from asuperintendency OF the Philadelphia
& Erie railroad to the superintendent of
the Philadelphia division of the main limo
P. r. r. He succeeds William J. Latta,
who taxes the general agency now in the
hands of O. E. Mcclellan, who, in turn,
has been promoted to the superintendency
of the middle division, with headquarters
in Harrisburg.
JUDAH P. BENJAMIN, upon his retire
ment from tho English bar, was given q
banquet in London on Saturday night.
Two hundred guests wero present, includ
ing Lord SelbOrne the lord high chancellor;
Lord COleridge, tho lord chief justice, and
Sir Henry James, the attorney general.
The last named feelingly toasted Mr.. Ben.
,Dd WI. III response Stllu
that since he had come to England to re-
pair his shattered fortunes, lost in an
honorable cause in America, he has met
with universal kindness.
QUEEN VICTORIA has become morose
again and is living in great retirement at
Windsor. She insists on having the
most extraordinary precautions taken for
her personal safety, seems to believe
that it is as necessary for her to be secluded
from supposed enemies as for tho czar of
Russia and appears at times to suppose
that her subjects arc restless and discon-
tented and should be barred as far as
possible from any approach to her person.
Her mental condition is that of an OK
ceedingly irritable and gloomy person.
BUTLER was proposed in the Central
labor union of New York yesterday as
grand marshal or orator Of the day on the
18th of September, when tho union is to
have parade and picnic. The chairman
ruled that "GovernOr Butler could not be
permitted to act as marshal as he is not
the representative OF any labor organiza-
ton also that. rs ho is a politician, it
would be against tho constitution of tho
union to invite him to act as orator." The
ruling was appealed from, but, after a
warm discussion, the whole matter was
laid upon the tabls.
MILLER's trial for the murder of DR..
Glenn. the great California wheat grower
brought out singular evidence. 1t was
shown that DIR. Glenn was under the in
fluenco of Mrs. Posten, known on tho
ranch as "The Rosebud of Jacinto";
that he lived at her house and that she was
allowed the privilege of cashing tho mems
labor warrants at discount. She secured
Miller's discharge from his position as
bookkeepor. He made disparasing re-
marks about her and was whipped by
Glenn. For this he claims he shot the
man who had often befriended him. The
story is said to bs substantially true aud
probably saves Miller's neck, but the pub.
lication of tho scandal is unfortunate, as
Glenn has wife and several children who
now live in Oakland.
a THRlLLlNH RACE