Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17
pNIlHONAI,
JupeE RuoER, of the court of appeals
Of New York, is the last dark horse
unblanketed for Democratic inspection.

Of New York, is the last dark horse
unblanketed for Democratic inspection.
MISS EMMA WEATuERspY, mcmber Of
Nat Good wins theatrical company and his
wife's sister, died in New York Saturday,
aged % years.
SITTING BULL is making visit to st.
Paul, where he is the centre OF q sur9ing
crowd of visitors only equallcd IN size and
eagerness by the admirers of Slugger
Sullivan when that great man was therc
recently.
MARY ANDERSON, at the unvciling of the
Longfellow bust in Westminster Abbey,
| looked the incarnation Of sweet spring,
clad in tight fitting jacket of green cloth
and jaunty skirt of green stripes. and n
kissable poke bonnet of stout straw, also
dark green in color.
| WARD III. LAMoN threatens second
volume of his life of Lincoln, which SO
incenses the secretary Of war, that he
only recently interposed personal obiec.
tiou with the president against Colonel
| Lannon's appointment as postmaster at
Denver, where ho now lives.
ARTHUR CRorT, we'll known throughout
the professional baseball world, died in
st. Louis on Sunday, Of pneumonia. Iu
1877 Arthur led the country in fielding
his home position being at first base, aud
that season he was member of the ln-
dianapolis club, which won the champion.
ship Of the National association.
| CLARENCE KING, the geologist and min.
ing engineer, is now said to have written
democracy" the anonymous novel on
Washington society. Her Season in
| Washington" Is the clever novel of this
year dealing with society at the federal
capital it is the work of Miss Jeanuie
Gould, most charming and popular lady,
JSo. A. LOGAN being under discussion,
Grant once said " Morton will come to
me with two requests. | will grant one OF
them and he will 60 away boasting of his
influence with the administration. Logan
will come with thirteen requests. | will
grant twelve of them and he will go away
swearing that his wishes are never CON-
piled with"
Hon. SIMON CAMERON and party visited
the works of the OkeeChobee drainage
company in Florida on Saturday and
manifested much surprise at seeing land
that was two feet under water two years
ago now six feet above water. Mr. Cam.
eron wrote North his great qualification Of
Rosenmiiler's election as mayor of Lam
caster.
I BOB TooMBs had long been Methodist
in conviction, but only recently became a
communicant of the church. Meeting his
old friend, Bishop Pierce, one day he said
George, | want you to baptize me.
have no religion, but am afraid some oi
these young fools who prate about intideli
ty will say when am dead l did not be
lieve in Jesus Christ and | wish 10 avos
my faith"
JOHN DEWITT MILLER wanted to be ad.
mittei to trial as preacher in the NJ. Z
conference of New Jersey, but when it was
shown that he had recommended the thea
tre as a means Of education, and wrote a
} criticism for several papers upon the
Passion Play " of Salmi Morse, IL created
the greatest indignation among the pas
tors. When the vote was taken upon his
1 admission, but one ballot was cast in hi:
favor.
Mrs. FRANZ LESLIE is to marry Marquis
de Lenville, poet, painter and noblemar
of France. She married Leslie after her
divorce from Z. G.. Squier, author anC
3 Observation-Disclosures from her second
: husband ten publications swamped witt
debt. She gives her rare talents TO theil
{ editorial and business direction and makes
s20O OC0 q year, more, perhaps, than thi
earnings of any other working woman il
Q the land.
REV. r. A. EDWARDS, an Episcopaliar
l Clergyman, of Philadelphia, now raises hi
voice against his church taking money
raised by charity balls. " He says
. Public balls have never had the sanction
of our church. Waltz dancing is tht
. besetting sin OF the church. Multitu1e'
! are lost in hidden reefs of pleasure
: hearts that run after pleasure truly shu
out Christ as do many Who openly cir
against Him."