Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-19

WuO uau VOteU JUC LID, W us C0aSFlu
went over to Chandler. In the middle of
the night his family was aroused and
found him senselsss with the double afflic
ton. He has not recovered his faculties,
and even if he is restored it will be but a
temporary recovery. Gov. Hartman was
perhaps the best campaign speaker in the
state, and q man of splendid physique.
He was elected governor in 1867 after a
bitter fight, and again the following year.
FEATURES OF THE STATE PRESS.
The Columbia Courant condemns bicycle
riding on the pavement.
"Wharton Barker's gift enterprise" is
what the Norristown Register calls it.
Tho Reading News calls for Democratic
platform on stall issues.
The gallant Reading Herald is for equal
pay for the telegraph girls.
The Altoona Tribune thinks real har-
mony would have been subserved by Coop
er's retirement. Garry the news to Media.
The Pittsburgh Times wants no Valley
Forge memorial erected until the long
delayed Washington monument is com
pleted.
| The Erie Herald wants to know if
Pattison's Maryland nativity disqualified
him for governor in the eyes of Tom
Cooper why Livsey's English birth is not
against him.
The Lancaster Examiner ridcules the
Wharton Barker plank of it's party plat
form aud admits that the boys" put it
in simply to please that financial crank
and political dude"
The Philadelphia Erening Telegraph,
Ind, Rep, declares that the men who
have made the most discreditable records
at the extra session are some of tho SO
called Independents, Lees position is
silly and Stewards inconsistent.
The Erie Observer thinks Judge Dlack's
letters and speeches, during the session Of
the Legislature, on the subject of the state
controlling railroad corporations and pre-
venting freight determinations, have done
much good in the way of educating the
people.
Up to the present time, the &" boy Gov
ernor" has done excellently we'll, says the
Westmoreland Democrat. He has gained
the hatred of the lobbyists, jobbers and
decayed aud soiled radical statesmen. Al
the same time he has won The golden
opinion of every honest heart in the com
monwealth.
| PERSONAL
| MICHAEL POTTER. JR., celebrated his
Goth birthday at Willow Grove, N. J..
yesterday with great family reunion, 800
cf his descendants attending.
LIEUT.. GEN. SHERIDAN has acknowl.
edged tho presentation to him of resi-
dence inWashington by thirty one citizens
in Chicago.
GEORGE JUNKIN, ESQ of Philadelphia,
the son of former president of the col
lege, and at present distinguished law
yer. is suggested for the presidency o.
Lafayette college. He was the candidate
for supreme judge on the Independent
state ticket last fall.
Mr.. CHARLES A. DANA, who ought tt
know, says emphatically Mr.. Tilden il
positively out no power can get him il
again." He adds 81 know that under
no circumstances will Mr.. Tilden accept
, the nomination. no matter how unanimous
or pressing it may be-"
PRESIDENT ARTHUR is very desirous o
taking short sea voyage preparatory tt
his Yellowstone trip, but thus far he has
been prevented from perfecting any plan
to this end on account of the pressure o
public business. 1t is probable, however,
that after the cabinet meeting on Friday
the Dispatch will be called into requlsitior
for three days cruise to Newport and
other watering places on the New Eng
land coast.
Pore LEO, now aged "a, is tall, thin
ivory complexioned man, with benignan
} expression and smiling lips, bearing the
stamp of indelible firmnoss-the expires
sion of a man to bend, but never to break
He wears his years we'll, walks upright
aud thus makes the most of his inches
His hair is snow-white and naturally
5 forms into crown about his finely devel
, Oped brow. His long face is serene, hi
small eyes dance with intelligence !; an(
he has harmonious sonOrous voice.
EX-CONGREssMAN FULKERsON, o.
= Virginia, former Readjuster leader, ha
written lengthy letter in which he as
signs many reasons why the Democratic
| AsCesuJuoVOAc ouOuAA AOOulu w VuO DouAO'
cratic fold. Of Senator Malone, his former
intimate personal and political associate
Mr.. Fulkerson says: "Mahone is al
ambitious adventurer, and he is capable
> of subOrdinating, and will not hesitat,
to subordOrdinate, the white people of
Virginia to the negro if necessary tc
maintain his present relations with the
Republican administrator at Washing
ton."
} ]. PROCTOR KNOTT, at the time o
his marriage, was in moderate circum
stances, but won the heart and hand of {
. highly accomplished lady. A short tim
prior to the marriage lady friend said t,
her joculasly If were you shoult
not think of marrying man who would
not some day 60 to the Legislature, t
Congress, and be governor of the state.
. She replied, with emphasis "Mr. Knot
+ will 60 to the Legislature" To the init
nation that there was not much honor il
that, she again replied : " And Mr.. Knot
will 60 to Congress, too" After furthe
remark by her friend, with increased
r emphasis she said /: "Mr. Knott will b.
governor of the state"
8 Losses by Fire and Accident.
q ScobelPs brewery, at Cape Vincent, N
, Y, was burned yesterday. Loss 500, 600
no insurance.-The works of the Youkers
| gaSlight COmDanV at YOnkers N v wa