Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-11
PERSONAL.

GRANT has quit Parsou Newman's
church and has not selected another.
DAVID II. LANE will run the Republi-
can city committee of Philadelphia this
campaign.
TESNYsoS's oldest son, Hallam, will be
married this month in Westminster Abbey
TO Miss Boyle.
GEoRGE BLISS, the New York lawyer,
Is SAID To have become a convert to the
Catholic church.
BILL CHANDLER did not sleep six hours
during the Chicago convention and when
he was not tearing open kilograms, he was
glued to the telephone.
SECRETARY LTNCoLN has bcon in Wash.
ington three years, and the public mind
as to his abilities is no more made up than
the first week he came.
5. 5. Cox says There are So many
JumbOS in tho presidential race from
New York that there's no TOom for the
baby elephant '-meauiny :. 5, {.
Rev. c. II. HERBsr, pastor Of Sc. Ste.
phen's Reformed church, Of P0ttstowu,
has been placed on trial before GOschen.
hoppcn classis, charged with falsehood.
MIR. FRoUDE's last volume Of the bog-
raphy OF Thomas Carlyle, will be ready
in October. Mr.. Froude has abandoned
his tour through America and Australia
Miss LILLIAN TAYLOR, daughter of the
late Bayard Taylor, has delighted her
friends by evinciug an artistic talent
closely akin to genius. She goes to
Europe to pursue her studies.
DUCHESS DE MoUCuY, along with the
Prince de Sagan and few other "haw
thorn buds in Paris are trying 70 revive
bull lighting. Lady Cathuess is doing
her utmost to get up a boom in theoso.
ply.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE GRAMBs, who made
such fight to get his p,aco on tho Wayne
county bench, has resigned because his
associates give him the cold shoulder. 4
| lively fight cnsues for tho succession 70
him.
| SIMON CAMERON says that General Grant
should not have gone into business, as the
bent of his mind did not run in tina. direc.
tion. He said he never did know a West
Point man who understood anything about
business.
NINE. ADAM, editor OfthG Paris N0ucsN
Revue, who is attaining some nOtOriety by
her salon receptions Of distinguished pe0
pie, is rich and still youthful in face anC
form, though she reluctantly admits that
| sne IS grand
Hon. BENZ. r. BRADFORD, A. NJ, died
| Sunday at his homo in New Brighton,
Beaver county, aged II. IL 1854 he was
candidate for governor on the American
ticket, and at another election was the
Prohibition nominee for lieutenant gOTcr-
nor.
GLADSToNE's 8 recent so called recreation
at HawaEden Castle consisted in alternate
wood chOpping and hard horseback riding
and whenever he was out on tho road he
was protected by two policemen in plain
clothes riding at respectable distance in
the rear.
ALEXANDER MITCHELL, the Scotch
banker, of Milwaukee, believed to be
worth anywhere from s25 OO0, 900 to
$50, 00O, 900, is thick set, 2O0.pouud man
OF sixty, very hospitable aud famous for
his hot house fruits and his flower gar
dens, claimed TO be the finest in tho West.
JOHN AND CHARLES KENNEDY, two labor
ers OF Louisville, KY, have received word
that they have fallen heirs to about 81
| 000, 600 by the recent death of an uncle in
Australia. Tho uncle formerly lived in
Louisville, but he suddenly left the city
one day and for about thirty years has not
been heard from.
AND. CARNEGIE, tho Pittsburg millionaire
iron and John ID. Champlin,
jr., who are taking coaching trip from
London through Davopshirc, are accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Arnold
aud daughters, Edwin Arnold, (auchor o!
the Light of Asia " Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Black. John Morley, NJ. p, Mr.
Storey, NJ. p, aud daughter, Mr.. and Miss
Gladstone, (son aud daughter of the pre-
mier) aud Miss Florence Coleman.