Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-11

| FREELY translated FreilnSuuySen
note to Minister Sargent, means " Bis
marck be id"
Using newspaper as a private polling
place may be better thing for the news
paper than for the Cause of the candidate
to be doomed.
THE "exterior darkness" into which
the tardy wedding guests in the scrptural
| story we're to bo cast is typifed in the
streets of this city after night Nall, when
Luna fails 20 shine.
The suggestion is made that the name
OF Bismarck, the most populous town in
Dakota territory, be changed to Lasker as
an affrout to the German chancellor. Why
not get at the real Specification Of the
namc, escbew all euphemiSm and call the
place Hogtown?
The tIick of quashIng an array Of
Jurors, for the reason that the jury com.
missioners had not been legally sworn in
before filling tho jury wheel aud drawing
the jury, which was first successfully
played in Lancaster county, has been
tried pretty generally over the state with
success. Bradford county Is the last vic
tim.
| GRANT, having baen subjected to al
interview at old Point Comfort, expressed
the opinion that the Republicans will likely
nominate Arthur or Blaine; that the
"bloody shirt" will be waved in the cam
paigu, but that the tariff will be the vita
issue he approves of sectionalism as ar
issue and OF recognition of Malone as tho
Republican leader in Virginia.
A proposition made in the MassacLu
setts Legislature to compel all dog owner
to give heavy bonds for the good conduc
of the brutes has evoked general iudigna
tion, not only in the canine world but from
humane people generally. The tramps
however, are said to have given in thei
solid approval to tho measure and to favo
the proposition that tho dogs ought tC
60.
Mr. JAMES MCHENRY, a we'll known
authority on railway management, do
clares that it is well established that tht
cost OF running train, fully loaded, i
aboat Fifty cents a mile. This include
maintenance of way and works, locomo
, tive power, repairs and renewals of cars
general traffic charges, taxes, compensa
, ,ion for personal injury, damages and los
y OF goods, legal expenses and miscellaneou
, items He intimates that the hig
charges for freight aud passenger trans
r portation benefit not tho stockholders
but corrupt ring of railroad officials.
PARTISAN society is stirred from cent?
to circumference by the Mackay Meiss
; nier incident. The whole disagreement
very suggestive Of a tempest in teapo
and seems now to have settled down to
question of veraoity. Tho bonanza king
!, wife asserts that the picture was III
!, finished, and that her defects OF yisaG
= = we're grossly exaggerated. Meissoni,
retorts that he bestowed his usual pair
!, on Mrs. Mackay's portrait, aud decar,
that he must not be blamed for too close
copying nature in his work. The truth
y 20 the matter is that both artist and patrc
= = lost their tempers and, like all prominel
. people who indulge in that childish luxul
= they have been rendered conspicuous
y foolish.
), MRssoNIER has painted four hundrt
g. aud twenty pictares, aud as the prices f
II his work now run, they represent mon
h tary value of ten millicss, although thC