Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-05-07


MARQUIS OF LoRNE's volume on elm
perial Federation" IL announced for iinmedi- |
ate publication in England.
Rev. DIR. EVERETT, Governor Pattisons |
private secretary, has taken rooms at Green |
castle for the coming summer.
JUDGE BROOKS, of Pittsburg, Texas, COM
mitted suicide on Tuesday 60 save himself
from the penitentiary on charge of bribery
OUIDA's forthcoming story ls entitled
Othmar. The scene il laid in Russia and the
novel Is said 10 be full OF dramatic incident
PRINCE WILLIAM, eldest son Of the Grown
Prince of Germany, Is about TO publish a
book on "The Wars Of Cesar in the Light
of Modern Strategy"
GEORGE J. VEST, son Of Senator Vest,
whom President Arthur appointed to posi-
ton i'm the state department, has been de-
tailed by Secretary Bayard as consular clerk
at Liverpool
MRS. ELIZABETH BUCHANAN, a native Of
| day, aged "a years. She had been q resident
| o. the latter section since 1877, and widow
for 80 years.
MRS. ANAaUos, one Of the daughters of
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, is now engaged in
writing novel. This is the third Of Mrs
Howe's daughters who have entered tho
literary ranks
REv.CAzNEAu PALFREy's grand daughter
said to her mother the other day "Mamma
feel so strangely when read Hawthorne,
/ IL seems aS ii was reau1fB tuTOuBu u N6it. -
| OF course this was Boston babe.
q. EspY ANDERSON, one of the owners OF
the Bedford Springs property, died at his
| home in Cumberland, Md, last week. He
| had long been troubled with a sore limb
which ultimately caused his death.
Miss ELIZABETH CLEvELAND, now mis-
tress of tho White House, taught the female
! high school in Lebanon, Pa, from Oct 1871
until Jan. 1877. She was popular, but resigned
because the board failed to provide her will
, | an assistant
Rev. Dir. PRIME has voiced a very genera
| opinion: "Blessings on tho man who in
vented smoking. You might as well preacl
| to me not TO love the odor of roses as not t
grow quiet on the perfume Of Tombak o
sleepily happy on glorious Latakia"
9 REV. DIR. BARToI, tho famous Bosto
r | clergyman, recently enacted the role of a
> ancient fisherman on Manchester coast, an
sold mess of fish from his dory for 10 cent
to smart Boston yachtsman, who wa
4 unconscious of the identity of the venerabl
| pscator.
Mrs. WIN. f. CHANDLER, wife of tho g,
secretary of the navy, was the daughter of
II | former Senator Hale, while the wife of Sel
l. | ator Hale of the present day Is the daughte
a | of former Secretary Chandler. No relation
10 ship.exists between the families. One has
son named Hale Chandler and the other sc
:, named Chandler Halo.
~ JUDGE KELLEY Is indignant at certa
u statements made by General Mcclellan in h
as article on the Peninsular campaign, pu
ly | lished in the current number of the Centui
ce in which Gen. Mcclellan makes attacks upo
at | President Lincoln and Secretary Stanto
Of The purpose of Judge Kelley's visit
~ Washington at this time is to verify certa
no facts IN his possession by consulting I
official records, with view of defendil
Lincoln and Stanton against General N
he | Clellan.
n REV. DIR. DAY, of New York, was bull
ms ing q house in Monmouth and had Geor
,st Fogg, something of humorist, at work
5i him. One day the doctor met him and sal
III "You labored we'll and faithfully for me, a
/ think If should give you s5 extra whel
return to New York ! could preach to I
re- people the better for it." "Well, well"
us piled Mr.. Fogg, "if / can do your peo
rk | any good by accepting S. or even $40
,le | ready to accept it." The doctor paid him
-. S. and went on his way.
EMPEROR WILLIAM on his last brthd
u lse received simple farthing of the date II
ooo l that being the year in which he was DO
lot This curious present had been sent By
ng gdmin living near Brunswick, who Q
is wrote letter congratulating the emperor
,o,, the bost language he could command. T
M., N lucky youth received an acknowledge
m i.n from the emperor i'm the shape of an al
lth | graph letter thanking him for his prest
raj and a twenty-mark piece, bearing the d
i've | 1885.