Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-12
PERSONAL.

DE-. THONA, G.. ArrLE. Of this city,
viii deliver the address at the drdlCAtIuu
OF the college of Northern Illinois. AZ ia.
kOta, on the lS.h inst
ADMIRAL PIERRE, who returned to
France few days aGo from his command
Of the French fleet In Madagascar, died ,n
Tuesday from a!bumiuuria.
DIR H. WEBSTER JoNE,, tic Chicago
physician who has given up prac ice
worth 80 eco wear for another mans
wife aud Clopei with her 60 Australia, Is !
grandson Of Noah Webster, the Iyyieo.
grapAer
:. Il. SruDDAUu. the Cluocl.r. Of Gleus
Falls, Y. Y, who recently started on a
coast voyage of two Thousand miles IN his
canoe, the Atlanta, has abandoned tho
voyage, on account Of the unfortunate
weather
HENRI CuNscIEN,L, whose Death at
Paris is announced. was the famous Flem.
iSh novelist. whose works have delighted
the English reading world for the past -
or 30 years. He was 4 very prolific writer,
having published his tooth volume N 1881.
RCFU, HATCH, who w4s : Clerk ia
store at Rockford, H., thirty years ago,
paid ilying visit To that town on sunday.
lie went to the old church and played the
old organ that lie used to play u,er !
quarter Of century ago.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has issued procla.
| nation declaring that 1.-THE World"
| Industrial and Cotton Centennial ExpDsi-
tiOn will be opened on the first Monday 10
| December, 1884, at the city of New
Orleans, continuing until the 3lst of May
| lSSJ."
DIR. RYLE, bishop OF Liverpool. has
startled English churchmen by preaching
from Presbyterian pulpit in Perthshirc.
| lie wore neither clerical gown nor EpiscO-
pal robes, but appeared in ordinary walk.
ing dress, and'he conducted the entire ser.
vice in the usual Presbyterian mode.
SENATOR JONAS, Of Louisiana looked
| from toothpiCk 10 journalist aud from
! journalist TO toothpick as he said 10 an
! interviewer in New York yesterday
| Butler? Oh, no anybody but Butler.
| He is not considered a serious candidate
he is not considered hardly"
II. ii. BANCROFT, the California histor-
ian, has gone 10 Mexico and Central
America for one year to study documents
| and antiquities. lie IS accompanied by
three ASSISTANTS aud proposes to carry on
his historical work without intermission.
lie Is scholar aud Is ahead of the printers
with his history of the Pacific states.
SENIOR GONZALEZ TORRES, the FRS. cJn-
u from Columbia to Philadelphia, is n
New York on visit Of few days before
coming hlther to assume his duties. He
says that the people of his country are
tired Of violent political disturbances and
that tho are anxious 10 increase their
commerce with all countries, but especially
with the United States.
GoyERNoR BEN BUTLER's stables are
the finest in Lowell. He keeps nine
thoroughbred horses. Among them is a
hue pair of chestnut mares presented by
ex Governor Sprague, of Rhode Island, a
pair of Black Knox horses, a pair Of thor.
oughbred blOoded bays, and buggy, saddle
and phaetOn horses. In his farm stable
is kept the old duclSskin horse which car.
ried tho general throughout the war. No
beast has a more enjoyable existence in his
| old age. He has the free run of the
grounds, goes in and comes out when he
| pleases, he has all he wants to eat, and
absolutely ro.hing to do.