Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-10
PERSONAL.

3Oxs0ONA0s
FRED LAUER is seriously i'll in Jackson
vile, Florida.
R. R. SPRINGER has given 800, 900 more
to the Cincinnati college of music.
Gov. WALLER's Good Friday fast day
proclamation to the people of Connecticut
is expressed in five lines.
GEN. N. p. BANKS bobs up serenely
with reappointment rs U. s. marshal in
Boston.
BUTLER has decapitated the Massachu.
setts insurance commissioner for not
having his report ready in time.
Mrs. OLIPHANT, after writing fifty six
novels, is beginning to show signs of liter
ary activity with increase of years.
CARDINAL McCLosKEY to-day celebrates
the 39th anniversary of his elevation to
the episcopacy of the Roman Catholic
church.
Rev. w. G.. RICHARDSON, of the Am.
hurst, Mass, Methodist church, got sick a
few Sundays ago, and his wife took the
desk and preached sermon.
Col. MCCLURE declines to give to the
Delaney investigators the names of his
| informants, as he wants to reserve them
for the libel suit which Delaney confidently
promises.
DIR. BUsHwOoD w. JAMES, of Philadel-
phia, has been elected president and DR..
j. G. Borgher, of Pittsburgh, general sec.
retary of the American institute OF
homeopathy.
| Gov. CLEVELAND rather timidly opened
a letter addressed to his (maginary) wife,
and found it was only q request from
Mississippi for his picture for " fine boy
baby" named after him. He sent it.
]. L. CROCKER, Of Taunton, Mass,
wills $50, 900 to religious and charitable
institutions of the Protestant Episcopal
church, and s., 900 to Brown University,
for the endowment of "Caroline Crocker
Scholarship
BLAINE is not greatly exercised about
the fact that after he had left his carriage
the other day some boy broke glass in i,
with a recklessly cast stone. Mrs. Blaine
will have to lose her diamonds to get a
| first class advertisement.
RIGHT REV. JOHN QUINLAN, Catholic
bishop of Mobile, died yesterday in New
Orleans, after an illness of two months
He was about SO years of age, and had
been bishop of Mobile since 1859. His
diocese embraced the whole state Of Ala
bama, and the western part of Florida.
ARHPBIsHOP WOOD declines to be vic,
president of the anti vivisec tion society
declaring that while he is in perfect accort
and sympathy with the objects of the SO
ciety, yet he has never lent his name t.
any society not connected with the churcl
and begs to be excused from making an
exception in this case.
GEN. JOHN CRowELL died in GlenviIls,
O., on Thursday, aged SO years. He VI;
formerly proprietor of the Western Reserc
Chronicle, and latterly edited the Wester,
Lao Monthly, published in Cleveland. HI
served term in the Senate of Ohio, ant
two terms in Congress before the war. HI
had been for twenty years in the militar!
.. service of tao state, rs brigadier and majo
general.
SUSIE WASHINGTON, belle of Louis
vile, notified Henry Barrett, to whom sh
was engaged, that she would not MARI,
, him, but proposed to wed young Mr.
Winfield, of Chicago, instead. On tn
> day set for the wedding Barrett was ad
mitted to Miss Washington's house whei
the family was absent, and seeing th'
bridal dress laid gorgeousiy out on be-
he rolled it up and absconded with it, Sc
curing postponement of tho festivities