Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-20
DERADNAI.

PERSONAL.
MATTE GRANT. the former wife OF W illaid
Spenser author of "The Little Tycoon" WAS
married on Tuesday, In Wilmington, TO
Nelson Bushnell, OF Franklin, Pr.
DR. RoBERr RARrHuLow, dean OF Jetier-
son Medical college, denies that several Uf
the prominent lecturers had been dropped
from the college Stail, because they had tab en-
sides in the fight at present aGitatng the
County Medical society IN opposition tu that
OF the college
MRs. WILLIAM SHENEER, the wife of an
English machiniSt at Atlanta, ga, was
notified ON Monday Ivy mai that she had
fallen heir to SlUn ODu, aud that II was await
ing her order in England. The family was
thrown into great excitement, and received
congratulations all day long
Hon. JouN II. LuNu, Of Massachusetts,
aud Miss Agnes Pierce, lately teacher IN
the high school at bingham, will be married
at AttleborOugh, Suturday,in the CniNerSalist
church, in which the late father ul the bride
Oticiated for twenty-five years. The orida'
party will proceed at once To Washington.
LOUIS WEIgANp, of Toledo Ohin, while
on spree sunday, het that he could eat
three dozen sot-boiled eggs. lie slowed
away -, when tie was compelled to stop. In
short time he was taken sick and the next
day died. \ iellOw-lunstiC who endeaVored
to keep pace with him IL not expected to
| live.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has purchased
| thirty acres of ground on what is known as
| the Tennall ytown road for a consideration OF
| $4,000. The tract Is improved 10y a fairly
good dwelling and adiOins piece OF property
| recently purchased 10y Secretary Whitney.
! 1t is not known whether the president has
made the purchase as an Investment or aS a
| future residence tor himself
| ANDREW CARNEGIE, i'm his book on
| " Democracy Triumphant" hopefully look :
| forward To- the establishment OF universal
tree trade, not only for its economical advant.
| ages, but from considerations of humanity.
| lie expresses the belief that the day is not far
| distant when custom houses will be no more.
| But in the meantime Mr.. Carnegie ClingS
| fondly to the duty oI SlT ton on steel rails
| Miss GRACIE MoR~E, the grandnece OF
| the late Commodore anderbilt, who eioped
a few days ago with her parents COachman,
George Minton, i now at her home at larry
| town, y. y, and her husband Is again OCcu-
| pying the rn3chman's lodge. Ii - said the
| Young woman'S parents have reconCiled
themselves to the situation, and will make
Minton overseer oithe place and receive him
into the family.
| RI~uor TURNER. Of the African Methodist
| church, thinks that mans interference with
atmospheric electricity is the cause of floods
and cyclones. In lecture on Monday night
he said al predict that the unbasnrinE OF
the air currents which electric lights
are causing will in a few years, il they in
crease in numbers as last A. in the past
ii ge years, cause whole cities to be blown
away at time and floods unlike any save
| N0ah's."
NE~Ay CNICIoUGU, grandson Of SIR
Nesav CaIclough. came to this country with
| hi. father from Tentrim Abbey, county WeN-
| ford, Ireland in ISIS lie settled IN
| Lynn, Massachusetts, and has three
sons, William, a shoemaker; AleNau-
der, a carpenter, and George, a coal dealer.
He has iust acertained that he is the sole heir
to the Tsutrim Abbey estate, which affords an
Income ot 10000 per annum. He starts tor
Ireland on June l.
REV. DE. J. IL. VINCENT thinks " Mo ody
is model for ministers, No one sh Ould at
| tempt to initiate him. But in him may be
seen what man can do who devotes hi IN
self to the study Of the holy scriptures witt
a desire To reach the hearts of men. And 1
| this one idea could be impres sed upon every
minister in America, upon the students o
every theological seminary in every brancl
OF the church, 50 that there might be NOR
, | diligent study Of the word of God, the wOTlC
would see marvellous practical results during
the next decade"
Mrs. PUELTS the wife Of United State
Minister Phelps, will present the follow inI
| American ladies to her majesty the queen a
the drawing room tn be held To day at Buck
ngham palace Miss Matthews Miss French
= | Miss Van NeChtcn, Mrs, Mansfield, Nj r
| Davis, Mr.. Wyllis PomerOy, Mrs. Marshal
| .. Roberts and Mrs. Sherwood, and in diplC
matte circles, Mrs. Henry White, wife of tn
| first secretary OF the American legation. Mir
: | ister Phelps, will present the tollOwin
: named American gentlemen Nh Peter Bal
2 low, Mr.. Wyllis Pomeroy and Mr.. Phil
f Schuyler.
1 Mr.. POWDEELY denies the truth Of tn
4 statement that Martin Irons has announced
q | himself as a candidate for general msste
, | workman. ~ By such an announcement h
would virtually defeat hmselfas il Is againS
the rules of the organization. The genera
3 master work man is to be elected at the con
: | ventiOn which will meet in Richmond on tht
: first Monday in October" on being asked
| ~ anti OF
land on the 18th, Mr.. POwderly replied
"To perfect rules for the government o
strikes that are liable to occur IN the future
to consider the question OF boycOits, and seV
eral other less important mptter- that may bt
brought up