Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-13
PERSONAL.

DIR. KxoN, bishop of Down, will be the
new Protestant primste of Ireland.
Mr.. IL. +. KEENAN, is suggested 10y tho
Philadelphia Bulletin as a fit translator tor
an American edition of Gautier's novels.
GLADSTONE himself, on Primrose Day.
placed a wreath of the memorial flowers upon
the bust of Lord Beaconsneld which adorns
his study at Hawarden.
Mr. NATHAN HASKELL DOLE translation
of "Anna kararens,' Count Leo lolstoi =
remarkable novel of Russian life and
character, is being widely read and praised.
REPRESENTATIVE MORRISON complains
that the large number of Democratic mem
b.rs absent from the House daily either de-
laws business or causes his party to he out
voted.
MKs. AEGLEs, who writes THE Duchess"
books, is said to have marvelOusly soft,
sweet voice" They also say that she some
times wears "minute-patterned chutZ
polonaise looking not unlike bed curtain
HENRY L. DINEY, the actor, sailed, with
his company, for Europe Wednesday after
noon on the steamer America He WAS
given an ovation by his numerous friends at
the dock and his cabin was filled with floral
presents.
Miss MURFREE's reported intention of
an carly marriage Is confirmed. The future
husband of "George Egbert Craddock,' of
literary fame, is a farmer, a six-foOter burly,
devoted to cattle-rasiug and having very
| little training.
Mrs. JANE AUGUSTA CONES, sues in
Washing gton for divorce from DR.. Elliott
| Cones on the ground of desertor. DR.. Cones
| is a scientist of some note, and was at one
| time connected with the medical department
| of the navy. OF late he has been specially V
| notable as the representative in Washington
| of the "Theosophic' religion and the phllos-
| ophy of the Brahmius.
| REV. PHILLIPS BROOKS, d. D., has tele-
| graphed a positive declinatlon OF the position
| of assistant bishop OF Pennsylvania. His
| official refusal 10 accept the Office is now on
| the way east from Southern California and
| to relieve the suspense OF his friends he has
| sent three kilograms in which he announces
| his position as unslterable. The convention
will probably be reconvened to choose sue
| CessOr.
| SENATOR RIDDLEBEKGER took party OF
| fifteen to the circus IN Washington obtained
| fifteen tickets from a premium ticke ket-seller,
| but was not allowed to enter the circus with
| his friends as the tent was full. He protested
| with some vehemence against this proceeding,
| and demanded that the police arrest the men
| who were getting money under false pre-
| lenses He was arrested by the police and
Immediately released, but Insisted ON going
TO the station house with the officer, and after
reaching the station and explaining matters
he rejoned his friends.
FATHER O'LEARY, editor OF the ST.
Louis CdttOiic World, and rector at De
Soto, testified before the Curtin committee
that he knew many strikers were good
honest men and church members. He saw
that the company was doing its utmost to
crush the Knights of Labor, using unscru-
pulous means to accomplish their ends. The
cause OF the strike he had studied, and
thought he knew the knights were a society
formed to teach its members justice and
equity, but looking at the entire rail way sys.
tem they thought 1t was carried on by
trickery and fraud, being governed by
tyranny and unidirness