Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-06

Pssrcs or wALs snd Iks Princes Ala
sndr. win leave London sur 1rslmd on
Rsv. DIR. 8. H. TrNc, sR., hss become
insane end his family win have II jndicialiy
established. ~ |
MARTIN y. TuprEn, tho rhymster moral.
ist at rs years OF age, has lost his fortune and
In vexed with debt
PATTIsonce hated Nicolini 40 that she
stipulated with her manager that this tenor
must never sing with her.
O'DoNovAN RossA says the Fenians me
not helping Louis Riel In his revolution.
This will be cheering news to Riel.
JOHN l.. SULLIVAN, stiil on his drunk,
failed to turn up in New York on Saturday
to make match with Mitchell, who was
thero to meet him.
DIR. WILLIAM ELDER, literateur and
orator, and father-in-law Of J. l.. Ringwalt,
Of Philadelphia, has died In Washington, at
the ago offs
STATE SUPERINTENDENT Il. l.. HIaBEE
has been appointed ~ member: Of the gen.
eral council for the forthcoming American
exhibition in London.
BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER Ii the owner
Of law library that he estimates to be worth
$4,000 and regards a. the finest owned by
any gentleman In the world.
RICHARD A. McCURpY has been unani-
mously elected president Of the Mutual Life
| Insurance company of New York, to succeed
the late Frederick >. winston.
CAPTAIN EVAN p. HOWELL, of the Atlanta
| Constitution, will not accept the appointment
| az consul To Manchester, and has forwarded
| to the president his formal declination.
REV. GEORGE H. HEPwoRTH, who lately
/ wrote "Chat BY the Way" for tho New York
Herald, has In the course Of one Of Mr. Ben
| netts shake-ups become edstor-in-chief OF
that great paper.
| WILLIAM II. vANDERBILT's grandsons,
/ III IT, cnur uao fNf nUa nd
Cornelius, jr, eleven, have fancy for
mechanics, and edit, print and publish a
monthly paper called The Comet.
REV.. G. w. TURRELL, pastor of the
Methodist church at Tarport, suburb OF
Bradford, Pa, has been deposed from the
ministry and expelled from his pulpit on
charges that reflect deeply on his character
as man, including lying, plagiarism and in
discreet conduct with women.
MORRISON, of Lawrence, the new member
Of the Pennsylvania House, elected to fill the
unexpired term of Henry Falls, deceased, Il
helpless cripple. His arms are dead from
the elbows down. His wife, an intelligent
looking lady with expressive eyes and hail
tinged with gray, Is his constant attendant
REV. SAM JONES, an evangelist, who ha,
been stirring up Nashville, says "A trair
Of cars that raises no dust, and makes NJ
noise, and kills no stock, either runs mighty
slow or don't run at all. Sometimes ] lie
my bucket down too deep and itmuddles tn
/ II w ~.
: bucket and their mud"
BENJAMIN JEFFRIEs, carpenter b,
trade and resident Of Des Moines, who sery
, ed through the war in Pennsylvania regi
, | ment, and at the time of Lees surrender wa
. | amember OF Company A. 19lst, "Bucktails
testifies that he saw the first meeting betwec
, | Grant and Lee, and saw Grant refuse to TAX
4 his sword, for he stood less than hundre
y yards away at the time.
BEN. PERLEY PooRE, the veteran Wasl
ington correspondent, says -"Never durn
the fifty odd years that have PERSONAL
= known Washington and the successive az
q ministrations have seen a new presider
take the helm so promptly and so efficentl
as the imam of destiny from Buffalo ha
: General Jackson had to reconstruct h
v | cabinet before he was master of the situatio
: as President Cleveland already is"
n REV. DIR. BUCKLEY, the brilliant Meth
dist editor OF the Christian Adpocnte, raised
sensation in the New York conference u
other day by declaring al don't believe
h female suffrage ferries of "good good y
l. and don't believe i'm the two-wine bushes
o. fermented and unfermented, nor do belle,
In third party movement fGre,
ls applause ! mean the prohibition NOV
Is ment lApplause ] do not believe In ri
a ing notices of political meetings from Il
!. pulpit, and ! would die on the stake before
." | would do 40. "