The Morning herald., 1876-07-12
ONE CENT.
Personal.

Personal.
The new Sultan gets $550, 900 month.
A son Of old John Brown lives on Jay
Cookies Island Of Gibraltar, in Lake Erie.
Mr.. Moody will begin revival work IN
Chicago on the first of next October.
Father Hyacinthe and hts wife have re.
Gently been the guests Of Dean Stanley, II
London.
General Joseph Hooker expects to pass
part of the summer In the woods of north
ern Minnesota for his heslth. #
Miss Clara Louisa Kellogg will pass tho
month of August at Saratoga, and VIII
visit San Francisco early next spring.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, win 70 to Ore-
gon Immediately after the adjournment Of
Congress to look after his mining Interests.
Mrs. Anna Smith Pillsbury. of Henniksr,
N. H., the mother of Parker Pillsbury, the
anti-slavery champion, has been celebrating
the anniversary Of her ninety first birthday.
DR.. Charles 8. K. Bailey, one of the many
persons who have asserted their right to
part of the estate Of the late A. 7. Stewart,
died in destitute circumstances. the other
day In San Francisco.
Angus Morrison. the mayor Of Toronto,
Ont, and a large number Of the officers Of
that city, enjoyed the hospitality of the
municipal officers of Rochester, N. T., dnr-
ing the Fourth Of July celebration in the
latter place.
Lord Dudley rarely bets, but when be does
he makes large wagers. At Epson he lOet
e4O, 900, and at Ascot laid and lost one We
ger Of 100000 to 1900. And yet the
proverb says "a fool for luck p
General Changarnier is lying serisusly m
at his residence at the Rue de Beaune, In
Paris. The veteran is suffering severely \
from gout. The last fit has been 90 violent
that the doctors entertain but small hope Of
his recovery. #.
The story that Mr.. Moody received 81 800
for his labors in Augusta GA. ia pronounced
untrue by the Chronicle and Sentinel, OF that
city. 1t says "Mr. Moody preached the
gospel here without money and without
price. He was an unpaid laborer In the
vineyard ofthe Lord. He did great good In
the city. and has been rewarded with
SANDER"
The remains of the late Louisa Hawthorne
(Mrs. G. P. Morton), the actress who lost
her life by an accidental fall from hotel
window in Chicago-have been buried at
Calvary cemetery in this city. The service
of the Roman Catholic church was per-
formed by Rev. Father Noonan. The dra-
matte profession in Chicago paid every res
pect TO the memory of the deceased.
A rumor comes from Persia that the Shah
is about to revisit the lands of the west,
and that he will so far follow In the ordina-
ry wake of western sovereigns as to travel
incognito. It is confidently asserted that
his majesty is shortly to appear on the scene
of his recent wanderings, not as an ''asylum
of the universe" or "king of all the king
doms Of Persia" but as plain "Duke Of
Tabriz"
The new Sultan of Turkey spends the
greater part OF his time at Yildis kiosk (the
palace of the stars). which is cooler and
quieter than Dolnabagtche, and is surround-
I'd by delightful gardens. Here the minis
ters transact business with him, and here,
in the hot but delicious evenings, he and
his mother, his wife and his children wan
der about the gardens in the moonlight, and
forget the long period Of poverty and pri-
vation and restraint which they have known.