Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-10
are brothers and both have families. Tho
force of the explosion was felt At great
distance.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
CARDINAL McCLosKEY is 74 years old
to day.
WuKIE COLLINS is tickled over tho
translation Of his novels into the Bengali.
SENATOR CANERoS-or Wisconsin--will
quit the Senate to practice law and make
moro money.
+. !. ROE's seventeen year O'd daughter
starts her literary carccn with u short
story in Chicago periodical.
HENRY WARD BEECHER practices and
defends eating with ones knife aud cooling
hot tea or coffee in the saucer
L. w RUTrER, formerly of this county,
will run for the Democratic nomination
of county treasurer in Fayctte.
REV, J. CALVIN LEINRNCu has resigned
the pastorate of st. Johns Reformed
church az Riegolsville, Pa t. takc effect
the latter part of May.
MATHEW ARNOLD will not write q
book about America, but will probably
say some good natured things in tho
magazines. He thinks Philadelphia beats
Boston.
CoNKLrNG sarcasticaly said that Morton
was given the French mission "nut 50 much
in order that his French might bo exhibited
as that his English might be elfectually
concealed"
Mrs. LANGrRY sent John Stetson ESQ
worth OF haudkerchefs ia payment OF
bet made with her, aud won, that she
would do as good business iu Boston as in
New York.
PATTI says Gov. Crittenien, of Missouri,
didn't kiss her of the stage she kisses
nobody but Nicoini and the parrot
Gen. Sherman tried it once, but as he had
just kissed lot of ballet girls Patti
lodged him.
PATHS, "uncouventionap' mlnner of
life has barred her from such reception
at the White House as Nillsou had, but
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry were not
only entertained at dinner by the Beechers,
but the woman was presented by them
with a splendid jewel for a keepsake.
NoN MoLrKE is soldier pure aud
simple "a tall old man. thin and lean
quite tacturn, very vigorous still for his
eighty years, with cold exterior, polished
manners, awkward gestures, and on the
whole rather insignificant. He disdaius
the world as we'll as the judgment of the
crowd"
MARIA TAGL1oNI, once the famous queen
of the ballet aud now the widowed Coun.
tess de Voisins, is living in London where
she Is held in high social esteem. She is
aged so and after losing her fortune, dur.
ing the Franco German war, she made
another with a school tor department and
dancing in London.
CHAs. ELIOT NORTON, before he reached
the zsnith of his fame, was known as the
son OF his distinguished father later, as
the distinguished scholar and authority on
art but few weeks ago, when he visited
New York prominent paper announced
him as the father of the champion byci-
clist, Mr.. Eliot Norton.
GEO. ALFRED TowNsENp's novel, soon
to be issued from the press, will deal
with events in the life Of Patty Can
non," said To have been the daughter of
an English gypsy and the discarded son OF
nobleman she was famous fema
kidnapper and murderess, who ran
notable career in Delaware.
CHAs. 5. WOLFE says he is out of poll.
tics aud expects TO stay out until he can
devote his time and energies to some
higher political issue than a mere scramble
for the spoils for office. "Judaistic De-
mocracy has baffied Independent Reform
Repubicanism and Republicanism with
Quay, Magee, Cooper and Leeds in com
mand is not the reformed and harmonic ed
Repu0licanism to suit me. Such reform
has been bought too dearly and such har-
mJny is but abject submission"