Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-03
PERSONAL

BISMARCK ; health continues feeble. lie
looks thin and anxious.
JASON DowNEY, ex associate Justice of
the supreme court of Wisconsin, died in
Milwaukee on Saturday, aged 20 years.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN and bis wife and
daughter. Miss Mary, are at Richficld
Springs, New Hampshire.
QUEEN VICTORIA has sent a magnificent
bouquet Of lilies and white roses to Frohs.
dorf to be placed on the Count de Cham
bords coffin.
HENRY VuLARD's true name is Hein
rich Hilgard. He assumed " Willard " as
nom de plume when he was writing
Western letters to the Tribune.
WILL CARLETON is nearly six feet tall,
slender, with a bright, rather youthful
face, blue eyes, acquiline nose and short
chin whiskers.
LORD RosEBERY said to his fried. Lord
Loland Cover, that 1t was worth having
travelled around the world TO meet Uncle
Sam Ward at the end of the journey.
PATTI is engaged for two concerts at
Birmingham and Manchester. She is to
receive $1,000 for each-being the largest
sum yet paid in England for such per.
formance.
MADISON + CUTTs, representative in
Congress from tho Sixth district of Iowa,
died at Oskaloosa, in Iowa, on Satur'
day. He had served in the state Legisla
ture and as attorney general of Iowa.
Mr.. OSHAUGHNEssY the member from
Limerick, has been appointed registrar at
| Dublin castle as a reward for his services
in deserting the Parnelltes and supporting
tho government. The Nationalists will
contest the seat.
| pDTNrUsa not Ia NJ TrnnyiIIa
| She wears deep mourning, goes nowhere,
and receives no one. The children walk
about on the planks placed on the sands,
which form the fashionable promenade,
and are followed by an enormous footman.
| LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE aud
| party arrived in Portland, Ne, on Satur.
| day night aud were received by the mayor.
A reception rendered by the Cumberland
bar association was fully attended. Tho
party will probably remain until Wcdnes.
day.
QUEEN MARGUERITE, Of Italy, holds her
receptions on quite democratic scale.
Instead of the persons being led up to the
| queen to be presented, she herself goes
around the room, giving her hand to each
one accompanied by few pleasant words
of greeting. Unlike her husband, the king
abe speaks English fluently.
MARY ANDERsoN made a most success.
full debut in the Lyceum theatre at London
Saturday night in "Ingomar. The house
was crowded. many Americans being pres
ent. Miss Anderson met with reception
of the warmest kind, and the favorable
impress on which she produced on the
public deepened with each act. She had
many recalls.
NJ. KEENAN, had narrow escape from
being killed at Ischa. 1t was at Ischia
that he wrote his lecture on " Marcus
Aurelius" and Caliban." This year he
was 20 there, when Jules Ferry persuaded
him to preside at distribution of prizes at
Paris. The house in which he would have
been but for this invitation was demolish
ed by the earthquake, and its inmates
were killed.
PRINCE OF WALDOCK -PYRMoNT wa!
given the Grand Cross of the Bath by tn,
duke of Albany during his recent visit I,
Germany. A ludicrous accident marked
the ceremony. Tue insignia were sent u
Germany by a special messenger, who tool
them by some mistake to Berlin, insteat
of to Arolsen, aud when the day cam,
which had been fixed for the ceremony o
investiture, to which all the notables o
the Grand Duchy had been summoned, !,
and behold there were no insignia, and
therefore, there could be no investiture
!. German courts are always touoby, au
particularly the small courts, and tn
duke was almost beside himself wit
! yexation. Two days later, after a hundre'
: kilograms, the insignia turned up aud wer
conferred.