Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-09
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SfGNCR BLITz's estate pans OCT :;34. OOO
for his widow and relatives.
WIGGINs' big storm was due to ,!ly.
1t did not come Off and as Il weather
prophet Wiggins has gone 70 meet Yer.
nor.
GEN. JAMES WAIsoT WEHB, of New
YORK, VEo began 10 do newspaper work
fifty six years ago drank to his own health
on his cishty-tirst birthday yesterday.
SARA BERNHARDTS' jewels were sold in
Paris yesterday TO 5he dealers and tba
domi monde. A necklace OF rose diamonds
sold for 240OO francs, and two bracelets
fetched 5000 francs each.
PERRY II. SMITH, wel..E.nown mill
ionaire, politician and specu!ator #
Chlcago, shows signs OF falling mental
faculties and his friends ask for tho ;p.
polntment OF = cOnseryatOr of his estate.
WILSON Thinks Patti is lust perfect
now. She is grand she cannot i'm,
prove she will Only grow weaker after
this. Singers maV last until they are 80
without breaking down, bat they seldom
continue beyond that point.'
Col. RAYMOND, Of the Denver Tribune
was appointed to be military sec
retary on the governors staff and
the next day the Tribune said efiitoria1y
that he was totally unqualified for the
place and without time to attend to its
duties.
COL. TON OCHILTREE was marsha! of
Texas before he became congressman, and
for shortage of So, 200 in his accounts
the government has Judgment against
him which must be paid before he can
draw any of his salary as congressman.
Quite naturally he wlcts to s'sett!c it
for $500.
OBY E. OWEN, the thievng teller of
the Third National bank of St. Louis. was
arralgned yesterday and pleaded guilty..
Ills counsel read a statement, in which
Owen confessed that he " "gradually hs-
came involved in grain and cotton specu
latl0ns, whicE ultimately caused his
ruin Sentence WAS deferred for two
weeks.
Col Mcclure, who was one of the
largest, if not the largest, individual SUI
feiers by the burning Of Chambersburg and
the repeated incursions of the enemy
during the war, manfulIy tells the border
county people that the state will never
pay their losses, but may aid them to
recover from the general government
whose demand for our state soldiery ex
posed our border to incurs ions of the enc
my.
LEO HARTMAN, the Russian NihiIist.
arrived in Philadelphia on THURSDAY night.
and had an all night conference with Herr
Most and three members Of the Interna.
tIonat society of New York. The confer
ence had relation to the coronation of the |
RAJ
and another conference took place. Herr !
Most sent cipher cable dispatch to Berlin |
socialists, and arranged for another con-
ference. Hartman has declared to Ger
man socialists that the coronation will no. |
be allowed to take place.
CHARLES II. SMITH, of Montrose has
been nominated for the position OF grand
warden OF Odd Fellows. and his brethren
OF Northern Pennsylvania ask for repre-
sentation in the elective offices of the
Grand Lodge for the first time since the
of Odd Fellowship in that
region. Mr.. Smith is past grand in good
and of long standing. He is approved and
heartily endorsed by every lodge in Sus-
luehanna county. In addition to his be-
ing 2 man Of great executive ability. lie is
said to be thoroughly posted in all the
Of Odd Fellowship, and is we'll
md s;svorably known throughout the
state
GEN. SHERMAN was given u handsome
Inner party in Washington last night by
District Attorney Corlshll On the occs-
ion os his sixty third birthday and his
from the army. The company !
"as distinguished, the dinner elaborate
ut the bill Of fare related in song and
mhellished pages the story of Sherman's :
military achievements. A fine half-leng.h ;
'0rtrait of the general adorned tho front
over, with battle flags and wreath of
;ural stacked behind his head. On it's ;
everSe side was q poem in his honor, of
FI:ioh the concluding stanZa ran thus
We drink TO twenty years ago. I,
when sherman Jed our banner; E:
Ills ini@tre>-c3 were tOrtrcSscS,
His Christmas gitt, Savannah.