Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-16
FEATURES OF THE STATE PRESS

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The Wilkesbarre Union Leader thinks
that Passmore's last betrayed ought to
satisfy him thai the bosses are agin' him.
GA new era in firance' is what Whar-
ton Barker's american calls the adoption
of Wharton Barker's plank in the Repub-
lican state platform.
TIE Times Harrisburg correspondent has
discovered that Quay was beaten and
humiliated at Harrisburg by Cameron's
special orders.
The Easton Express deems happy those
men who, IN their VOCATION, give to their
hearers in tho churches the bread Of life
instead Of the stones Of theological science.
The managemement OF the MOntrOse
Damocrdt-Brewster & Cruiser has beom
changed to Ctuser & Lyon, Mr. BrowsLo:
having retired.
The Eria OJser0er Observes that tho
paople do not take kindly to tho plan of
keeping in Office ti. ;reasnrer'S clerk who
has charge of the Office. Livcsey must
go.
The Harrisburg Independent has .
monopoly OF the news that Chairman
Hensel having fail:d in presumptuous
attempt to "use" Governor Pattison has
now begun to abuse him.
Tho Wilkt tsbarre Neaos Dealer claims to
have reliable information that Hoyt will
not harmo1izo il the coming campaign
and that tho day is not !ar distant when
he will cast his ballot fo- Democratic can
ddates.
Tie Philadelphia Cronicle Herald knows
the way for the Democrats of Peunsylva-
MIA to win. 1t is to insure "a free, fair,
untrammellcd, Embossed convention. Next
squabblng over their past enmitiss and
disappointmcnts. They mus. then hunt
up in open convention pair of the most
popular and reputable Democrats that can
be found in the state
PERSONAL.
BARONESS BURDETT CorTs has twenty
million dollars invested in L. s. Bonds.
Her young American husband has good
thing Of it.
DENNIS kEARNEv was excluded from
the meeting of the Central Labor Union
Of New York yesterday 10y vote Of 80 to
IT,
JAY GOULD and family arrived at New
port III the yacht A:alanta on Saturday
evening, thp passage from New York lax
iug nine hours
REV J. II. DUEEs. d. ID of this city,
was ono of the speakers at the laying of
the corner stone OF the new First Reformed
church, Wallace and 10th Streets, Phill
delphii, yesterday.
MARY ANN CHANDLER, mother OF Secrs-
tary Chandler, died in Concord, New
Hampshire, on Saturday night, aged 80
years. Her funeral will take place to.
morrow.
REV. w. II II. MURRAY, of "Adiron-
dack" aad other repute, was in New
Haven yesterday. He said he intended to
open law office in New York and another
in San Antonio and devote himself III
future to the practice Of law.
REV. FATHER O'IIARAN, pastor of St.
Mary's church, WiIkesbarre, and tho
pastor of the Catholic church at Plymouth
have notified the young Sunday school
children Of their congregation that here
after they will not bo allowed to wear
bangs or frizzes while attending divine
service. If they do they will bo sent
home. Rev. O'Harap, in Il lecture to the
children, condemned the fashion of Wear
lug bangs in severe terms and said no
young girl who ever expected to become q
Lady would be guilty OF the act of banging
The parents coincide with the pastor, with
few exceptions.