Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19

EXPLORER HENRY NJ STANLEY Is on his
way to New York.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BLACK is men.
toned tor the vacant Turkish mission.
GEORGE w. CHGLDs says he would not be
mayor OF Philadelphia under any circum-
stances.
"DOC" WILSON has fled at Boston a
motion for a new trial OF his case against
Philip L. MoeD.
CAMPANINI, the great tenor, Is to undergo
another surgical operation in the hone of
improving the purity OF his voice.
CAPTAIN W. w. CHEW, of Philadelphia,
has been elected major of The State t'sncibIes
in place OF Major John w. Ryan, deceased.
Mr.. GLADSTONE has a rent-roIl and land
Income OF $4,000 a year, and il reported to
hold several million dollars worth of rail-
road shares
|AiARRE sixteen years ago got eighty
cents night Tor singing in a music hall at
Madrid. Now he has made an engagement
to sing at the Opera fifty nights for $50 O00,
THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA has been in
the habit OF smoking twenty cigars a dav
and now his doctors tell him he must stop il
altogether If he wants To be rid of the facial
neuralgia which is making his life miser-
able.
RIGHT Hon. HENRY MATTHEWS. Eng.
lish home secretary, 60 years old, well pre-
served and wealthy, Is about to be married
10 NIscountess Maidstone W widow of the son
OF the Earl OF Winchelsea- She Is a Catholic
young, beautiful and penniIess.
DIR. \. p DANDRIDGE, of Cincinnati. has
successfully performed an operation on a 4,
year-old girl by which she is enabled 10 taka
nourlshment by tube inserted through her
side, as she was unable TO take food in tba
natural way. She Is in good health, with
promise OF long life.
REV w, f. EoY, Of Franklin and Mar.
shall college, now in Sendai, Japan writas
home TO a friend that "a native pastor in
Toxic, who Is read In American English and
Iernan theology, gives Dr. Neyin rank
among the foremost And the iufluence ot
the christian Sage can never be measured
PHILIP ID. ARMOUR, the Chicago meat
packer, says that ON Monday an attennt was
made to poison him by persons VITO sent to
his house package OF buck wheat in which a
large quantity OF rychnine hau been placsd
SuspecIlng something the buck wreat was
hot useo, ana analysis showed that it con
taiheu poison enough to Kill dozen persons
Hos. THOMAS ii. DUDLEY, At C,mden
n. j., has instituted a suit iOr libel against
Senator William j. Sewell to recover 81 OOo
damages. The suit il the ouIgrowth of
language alleged to have been used during
the late campaign by Senator Sewsi in a
speech at public meeting in Camden, to the
elect that Mr. Dudley while consul at Liver
pool grew rich by charging illegal fees and
robblng American sea ltains.
Tom REED, OF MAINE, revels In the works
VI Lhc IiIZdDotidn anu says, next In the
JOY Of domestic life, the only thing really
worth living for is the com pan ionship of men
OF wit, learning, and cultivated manners He
thinks the men whofrequented Wills coffee
house the most favored OF mortals, and
knows that he should have been one of
them had he not been born a hundred years
or so too late. He often asserts that there is
greater fame 10 he won by the man who can
write of the House of Representative with
wit, graphic picturing, and shrswd mnraIiz.
ing than 10y any one VINO shares in bIoodIess
battles.
JAMES u. BLAINE Is said to have an idea
that he would have made "a great trsgedisp,
aud has confessed 10 his friends that there
We're moments when he almost wished that
ave had led him To the stage. Wnen he il i'm
me city he Is very fond OF going to the theatre
M Nlll steal away II he can 10 some athletic
txhioition. When Rowell and Hazael were
kng at the Madison Avenue Garden
n'a'he was In the city aud one evening was
~ SEQ Tom the Filth Avenue hotel No
ohe knew where he WAS, but he slipped awav
,.i m.n young Jun TO the garden, where he Ie-
named two or three hours most enthusi.sHo
spectator Blaine enjoys farce comedy snd
mas declared that the man who In vented tha"a
uiVerrions was hensfactor Of mankinr
Nssfly all the great actors are personal friends
Of his.