Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03
GENERAL NOTES.

John Garman, of Canton, Ohio, was mar
ried first in 1880, next in 1850, and third
time In 1865. His first wife bore him nine
children; his second ten; and the third, to
date, nine. The first child, daughter, was
born November lk, 1880; the latest, son,
June %, 1882,
The survivors of the WYandotte eonven~
ton OF 1859, which formed the constitution
under which Kansas was admitted as a
State, are to hold reunion on SATURDAY.,
July 90 The President of the convention,
James NJ. Winchell, a journalist, is dead.
Its Secretary. John A. Martin, is now, as he
was then, editor OF the Atchison Champion.
Victor Hugo wac sitting for his portrait to
NJ. Bonnat, in Paris, 6 few weeks ago, when
NJ. de Lesseps entered the studio. The lat
ter bowed and spoke, but NJ. Hugo remained
as immovable as statue. M. de Lesseps
turned and Withdrew. Nj. Bonnst, dis
pleased. exclaimed: "Whv did you not
speak to him, cher nlditre z" what"
said the poet, with q merry twinkle, "do
you not remember that Faa had taken my
promise not to move my face, my lips or my
body while you were at workg obeyed as
nearly as could.N
The following clause was found In the
will OF Yorkshire rector; "Seeing that
my daughter Amaze hes not syailed herself
OF my advice touching the Objectionable
practice Of going about with her arms bare
up to the elbows, my II Is that, should she
continue after my death in this violation OF
the ncdesty Of her sex, all the goods,
chattele, money, lands and all other things
that have devised to her for the mainte-
nance OF her future life shall pass to the
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any one take exception to this as being too
severe, / answer that license In the dress OF
q woman is mark of depraved mind"
A letter Is printed, written by Senator
Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts,, under
date OF October l, 1870 in which he said:
81 have to state that have nothing to do
with thu assessment of the government
officials. When the paper was sent out
wrote to the Finance Committee that 1t had
better be recalled and the officials asked to
give what they saw fit or nothing. then
thought 1t a mistake, and consider II so now.
This form was taken, was told, so that all
would consider the amount small, and not
feel that they were expected to give larger
sum. 1t Is mistake, however, and ! do
not agree in the plan, believing It wrong and
calculated to iDjure US more than It can
help u.s."
The young Cinnamon, whose American
education was so rudely interrupted by q
summons home some time ago, had yery
sorry time OF it on arriving. Some of them
had been ten years absent from China, ana
were pretty thoroughly weaned from 0rien-
tai notions. From time to time reports have
come regarding the various efforts made to
take the foreign starch out of them, but it
seems the efforts made have proved futile,
aud the Youngsters are pronounced fit for no
Chinese use on earth. Under these circum-
stances It was probably considered as max
ing the best of bad bargain to let them
CONS back and finish their studies, and
many OF then are about to embrace the
opportunity.
: Vienna seems to be the marital Elysium
for actresses. They are almost all Duchesses,
Countesses, or harnesses. Indeed, IL their
real names were printed upon the pro-