Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-12


A REFORM movement has been started
in Germany to secure better cooking. Per.
haps, after all, Bismarck's boorishness
may be in large part attributable to iudi.
gestion.
PARIS has abandoned the electric light
and re-introduced gas, the reason assigned
being that "the municipality is disguised,
having spent large sums of money without
proper return" An excellent reason.
There Is no chance, no destiny, no tate,
Can circumveut, or hinder, or control
The firm resolve OF q determined soul.
Let the tool prate of luck The fortunate
is he whose earnest purpose never sWerNes'
Whose slightest action or inaction serves
The one great aim. ,r,,
DURING Mary Anderson's London en-.
gagemeut s4s5, 900 was rakcd 10 AZ the
box Office Lawrence Barrett is now play
ing to starvation houses in the same city
The ju1t9position OF these two facts would
seem to indicate that man is rapidly be-
coming the lesser woman.
y
tern market are being roundly bcrated for
establishing q. m. as the summer open
ing hour. IL is said to be the most inc)n-
venient for maid and matrou. |; is
neither late nor early, bu: strikes break
fast time. A reconsideration is vocifcrously
demanded
..f l. 1ta.l
affirmed the judgment of 80, 900 damages,
recovered by Rev. Samuel d. Hinman In
suit against William II. Hare, Protestant
Episcopal missionary bishop of Niobrara,
for libel in circulating statement Of
Humans alleged ;mmoralities as an
Indian missionary, by way of viudicating
the bishops removal of him from that
station. Bishops, like other people, must
be careful about what they write and
print.
HENRI WATTERsoS has again aban-
doned the Democratic party to It's fate.
List to his wild western vaporlugs over
the defeat OF the Morrison bill Thank
God an end has come TO all this. Hair
splitting and sham platforms aud double
dealing aud compromises that led us only
into ambush are all over" lie! not the
Democratic party grow fearful from this
Wattersonian blast. Henri now ha!
sufficient rope to follow the example o
Judas Iscariot.
ONLY the bank officers know how IRE
quent the crime of forgery is in this couu
ty. And they suspect far more cases o
it than they really know. For when ths
young man who has put his fathers, OF
his father.in laws, or his brothers name
on the note meets it at maturity bis
ofen.e is nevec inquired into and tho evil
dence of it is destroyed. Sometimes lie is
clught short, and theu-expOsure and
disgrace, unless he can cover his liability
and thus uyado tho consequences Of his
wrong
NEXT to the Devon Inn, and Gibson
castle like housc-whiOh is NOT to be
called AginGourt' the most notable
baiiding on the line Of the p. r. R, be-
tween Lancaster and Philadelphia, is the
woman's college at Bryn MAwr, endowed
by Taylor. This institution, to be opened
in about year, will give special heed 10
the Physical traini1guf women. Those
~, expect to onter it mus. be at least
-ls,een years old, in good health and
pared TO pass examination in Eng.
"'h branches, mathematics, Latin aud
Greek, for which last may bs substituted
French, German, physics. chemistry OF
physiology. The charges for board and
tuition will DO $3.50 per anuum to non
resident students for dinner aud tuition
1850. a number of free scholarships will
be open to members OF the Society Of
Friends L. is proposed to establish fel
lowships of 1900, each yearly, with resi-
dence in the college, to be granted to the
graduates Of Bryu Mawr aud other coll
leQcs
FEATURES OF THE STATE PRESS.
The York Dispatch think James Blacl
would make good Congressman
The Lancaster Inquirer and Marietta
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