Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-16
PERSONAL,

ABRAN FRIDY, born at Chestnut Ridge,
near Columbia, went West thirty-seven years
ago, settling in Indiana lie is now on his
first visit East
JOSEPH K. BODwELL has accepted the Re-
publican nomination for governor OF Maine.
re declares in favor OF ten hour law, strict
prohibition and against child labor
GEN. L. c. ACGUR, OF Washington, while
stopping a quarrel between two colOred men
on Sunday, was shot four times by one of
them, and the veterans recovery il In doubt
CARDINAL GIBBONS says no is in favor of
in Knights Of Labor organizations does not
concern mans conscience and creed, there
is nothing wrong in them.
BLAINE is said to be preparing to tako the
aggressive against the administration. He Is
obtaining from Washington copies OF all
kinds of executive documents, and proposes
to make hit by assaAing the new English
extradition treaty.
EG-PREsIDEST ARTHUR, who Is in New
London, Conn, searching for health, Is re-
ported as much better and hopes soon to re-
turn to active work. Mr.. Arthur has mani
tested deep Interest in the New York Ar
cade railway scheme.
CONGRESSMAN ERMENTRouT's friends in
Reading, irrespective of party, are going to
give him dinner in appreciation Of his sue
cessful efforts In securing an appropriation
for public building there, and for his uni
business in Washington.
MR. ]. PIERPoST MoRoAS, of New
York, has received a subscription to the
Hancock fund since the last report OF az, 32l
through Mr.. Charles Macready, OF New Or
leans, from friends and admirers of General
Hancock in New Orleans and Louisiana, ant
the total now is sI6,39650.
THE PRESIDENT leaves Washington TODAY
for months vacation in the A dirond ack s. in
Northern New York. He will be accom- pan
led by Mrs. Cleveland and her mother, Mrs.
Folsom. No mail will be forwarded to him
or opened by him during his absence, ANY
public business requiring his immediate con-
sideration will be brought to his attention by
the cabinet officers He will not allow re.
porters TO accompany him.
ACTING SECRETARY FAIRCHILD said ON
Saturday that no policy had been determined
on by the treasury department with regard
to iuture calls for bonds. Future calls will
be determined solely by the state of the
finances. He denied that he and Treasu rer
Jordan were at variance on the subject OF
bond calls, and said that the recent call for
10000, 600 bonds was made after a conference
with Mr.. Jordan and with his entire concur.
renee
MR.. TILDES was celebrated for his cbiy.
airy. one day, shortly before his last i'll
ness, young girl called to see his nieces
Mr.. Illden came into the room and insisted
upon her remaining to dinner. Her seat was
beside the most and there were several guests
present, all In elaborate dinner costume and
adorned with beautiful flowers When Mr.,
Tilden noticed that his young friend had mo
corsage bouquet, he quietly gave orders that
flowers be brought The servant soon ap
peared with a bunch OF exquisite flowers
more beautiful than any at the table, and Mr'
Tilden handed them 70 the young girl with
one OF the charming speeches Tor which he
was famous
CHARLES 8: WOLFE, spoke to the Phila