Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-30


REPRESENTATIVES. g. r. DAVIS, of this
city, has returned 10 the state flag room the
spear to the flag Of the old 77th regiment of
which he was the adjutant.
HENRY DoERR, JR., left Lancaster last
night Tor Armiston, Ga, where Il Is his pur-
pose TO go into the butchering business. He
went via the Shenandoah Valley route.
GENERAL HENRY r. JACKSON has not de-
clined the Mexican mission. He will leave
Savannah for Washington TO receive his
commission and instructions from the state
department and will start for Mexico next
week.
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND, In view of the
OF the following-named consuls, has decided
tnat they shall be retained w. +. Grinnell,
az Bradford, England Lyell r. Adams, at
Geneva Samuel w. Dabney, at Fayal.
Lou PERKINS, the daughter Of former
tenant 81 Il. J. Baldwin, Los Angeles, Cal,
mas instituted suit for breach OF promise,
claiming damages TO the amount of $500, 900
against Mr. Baldwin. She claims 10 have
his promise of marriage In writing.
WIN. WILHELM, an old Millersville stu
dent, well-known Greenback advocate, and
now deputy district attorney of Schuylkill
county, and Miss Emma Enziensperger, of
fremont were married yesterday in Potts
VILE, Judge Pershing performing the cere-
mony.
| Hon. M. v. WAGNER, mayor of Marshall
Mich, has large stock farm adjacent to the
city, with upward of forty breed mares and a
| fine lot of wellb bred young horses and colts
He also owns the celebrated stations Black
Cloud, Recorder, Strathmorc, jr., and Co
| manche Chief
| Miss ELIZABETH CLEVELAND, says the
New York Sun--which is not 80 sure about
| her brotber-is admitted by all 10 be bright
| and intelligent I'm conversation, unaffected
| and unpretentious I'm manner, well informed
upon all subjects, and altogether most
charming aud agreeable woman
Mrs. MARY McTAauE, widow Of James
| McTague, who died three years ago, aged
100, died at 2,403 Pine street, Philadelphia,
this week aged 100. She, with her husband
and eleven children, came TO this country
from Ireland about fifty years ago. She sur.
vived all her children but one, aud leaves
twelve grand and eleven great-grandchildren
REV. JOSEPH GRAF, director of the musical
departmedt Of the cathedral at Baltimore
will sail Tor Rome on May l4th, to confe,
with the church authorities regarding thu
condition OF ecclesiastic music i'm this coun
try. He will take with him two copies ofth,
famous Mass of Pope Marcellus which b,
edited In modern form and which was pro
duced at the cathedral during the pleIiary
! council.
GEN. B. +. BUTLER, in the Hoyt will
case, ON trial in New York, upon a disputed
point in a somewhat imperioIs manner de
clared that "he would argue this question
even though he should have 10 go to Lud
low street jail" Evarts interposed, at /
too full already" Butler-"Yes, owing +,
the bad administration Of law In New York
which propose to correct" at which tn
court and spectators had good laugh.
IRVING said at London banquet that
was easy to admire and love America Will
remaining a thoroughgoing Briton. 1t wa
upon this essential kinship of the two grea
. peoples that he delighted to dwell when, a
upon this occasion, their flags were displays
; side by side. No Englishman who had learn
ed to know the Americans as he had coul
ever view that embeniatic kindred with
out thrill of pleasure at the token of
union in sentiment which, he trusted, woul
never be broken by any Of the shocks
destiny.
, TRoLLoPE, the novelist, hated the stroll
, , | ing German bands which inflicted thei
"wounds of sound' on his sensitive nerves
! He rejoiced when the FTanco-Prussan wa
took them out of England but before h
: : | died one OF them returned to his country. a
ranged itself outside his house and struck u
its soul-destroying noise. Trollope sent
!, servant to order 1t off, The men would M
20, and Trollope, leaving his work, went OF
and had a row with tho leader. This ups,
him in the delicate state of his health and til
same night, at the dinner table he had III
7 seizure which ended fatally.