Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-28
Personal,

LORD LYTTON's daughter, not out OF her
teens, is writing stories for the magazines.
GEN. PHILIP II. SHERIDAN arrived in
Montreal on Saturday evening.
THos, F. MCELLTGOTT, esq, late of the
Ner Era, has Joined the local staff of the
lSTELLIGESCER.
Rev. JOHS DAVIS, formerly o well
known priest of Philadelphia, died recently
in Rome, where he had been residing
many years.
BLAINE has given the national committee
of his party directions not to cOuntenaucs
in any way attacks of personal nature on
Governor Cleveland.
CONGRESSMAN POsT IS represented as
saying II may be a candidate for re-
election some other year, but shall not be
a candidate this year"
ROuERT EMIL RoGERs, VI. d., ha
resigned his position as professor of medi.
cal chemistry and toxjcOIOgy in the Jetier.
son medical college and will likely be
succeeded by DE-. Henry Lehman.
DCCuEsS OF FELTRE and her sister the
Countess d Albufera, have set tn fashion
in Franco Of again wearing white muslin
dresses a straw hat trimmed with black
velvet and wild flowers accompanies this
Arcadian attire.
LIEUT.. FREDERICK SCHwATKA. of the
Third cavalry, OF Arctic fame, has resigned
from the army, his resignation to take
effect on the 3lst of next January. He has
been granted leave of absence until that
date, with permission 70 60 abroad.
Miss ANNIE RANDALL, daughter Of the
ex speaker, on his arrival at Berwyn, their
country home three weeks ago, in alight-
ing from the carriage, fell and dislOcated
her left shoulder. Her many friends Will
be glad to know she is out again and on
the road TO permanent recovery.
SHERIDAN SHOOK is now among the
millionaires. A. NJ. Palmer has fortune /;
Samuel Colvlle is worth 5000 coo; f. G..
Gilmore, $3.50, 900; Harry Miner, $3.50 900 /;
AntOnius Pastor, $3.50 600; aud Mr. Sheet
fel, Sl5O,0O0. john StetSOn oyertopS them
all, being worth . good deal more than
a million.
G. ii. SPEAKMAE, son Of Col. F. b..
Speakman, of CoateSyillc, civil engineer
| OF the Pennsy lyanla railroad, is inspect
ing tho bridge that spans the SChuylkill
river, at PhmniXvlle, on tho Peunsylva-
| MIA Schuylkill Valley railr0ai. Mr..
| Speakman was inspector Of the bridge at
Manayunk, the building Of which gave
eutire satisfaction 10 the officers of that
company.
Miss BESsY =. MILLIKEN, OF PHILADELPHIA,
will leave her home for Japan. She will
go to San Francisco, aud thence by the
steamer Arabic to Toxic, Japan. Miss
Milliken is daughter of Rev. J. 8.
| Milliken, pastor of tho Presbyterian
church of Fox Chase, and goes ont as n
missionary of the WOman's Foreign
missionary society OF tho Presbyterian
church.
REV. WILLIAM NEALIEGH, of Darke
county, o, aud Mrs Rachel Thomas. Of
Sedalia, No, called upon the county clerk
of Sedaia the other day, for marriage
license. Immediately afterwards they
were united, Squire Pease officiating.
They arc of the same age, each 70, and
very many years were schOOlmates. In
tho return Mr.. Neaiegh gave his occupa-
tion as missionary minister.
Miss LANGTRy sailed for Europe Saturday
taking with her little Chinaman named
Now" who queue was like stick OF
candy tencircled by red stripes, for the
pig tail was decorated with red ribbon.
Mrs. Langtry was looking well. Indeed,
some of the women who stood gazing
toward her state room were quite enthusi-
astic In their praise of her. " She smiles
immense !" exclaimed one critical young
damsel.