Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-19
PERSONAL.

SENATOR BAYARD will speak in Ohio
during the campaign.
RUFUS HATCH lost So at the three-card
monte trick at Rockford, H., the other
day.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, the United
States Minister to Great Britain, has gone
to the continent.
EX-SENATOR DAVID DAVIS and Mrs.
Davis are visiting the old home Of Mrs.
DAVIS in Fayetteville, n. c.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR and several men,
bers of his Cabinet will attend the forth
coming cotton exposition at New Orleans.
Col. CARROLL d. WRIGHT Will deliver
the address at the reunion of Sheridan'S
veterans at Winchester, Va, on Septem-
Der 10, the anniversary of the battle OF
OpequOn.
CYRUS w. FIELD is reported to have
struck an artesian well on the site of
building he is about to erect. This will
be great convenience when he wants to
water his stocks.
HENRY IRVING, on his return from the
United States to England, is to publish
his impressions Of America" The
Whitehall Re9jelc hopes that Mr.. Hatton
will let Mr.. Irving do all his own talking.
READING rag-picker, little, lame and
humpbacked, died the father of forty-one
children. There is certainly no reason
why any young man in this country
should allow himself to become disheart-
ened.
Mr.. FAwCETT says that an English
capitalist who NAV have bought with
tOlerable judgment, shares In public COM
panies thirty years ago, is probably now
richer than the owner Of land purchased
at the same time for the same price. s
REV. THOMAS HARRISON, the boy
preacher, sO-called, is going through an
other of his periodical attacks of brain
fever at BrattlebOrO, Vt. 1t is evident
that he carries too much steam for the
size of his boiler.
THE BarOnne dEstrella Ga Brazilian
wears dark blue serge costume trimmed
with white wide braid, the bodice Orna-
mented with brandebOurgs. Her after
noon costume is of crushed strawberry
batiste, with appliques of dark blue swal-
lows i'm velvet.
THE ASHES of Columbus, which have
been shifted about repeatedly, and are
now in the Cathedral Of st. Domingo, are
to be taken out of their resting place and
enclosed in plate glass urn. This urn is
to hold the casket containing the actual
ashes in such manner that the remains
will be plainly visible.
THE STORY that Prince Bismarck, dur
ing his stay at Kissingen, was guarded by
six Bavarian gendarmes, six Prussian
policemen, one BaYarian Commissioner
of Police, one Prussian Police Councillor
from Berlin, four detectives from Munich
and two detectives from WurZburg, and
that he was still able to work three hours
a day, has raised hope in this country
that Secretary Chandler may be similarly
guarded.
DUKE ROBERT OF PARMA who is to re-
ceiye the larger portion Of the enormous
fortune left by his uncle, the Count de
ChambOrd. fortune recently estimated
at ST., 1000, 900, is the head of the ducal line
of Parma, one of the branches of the
House of Bourbon. He is the son of Duke
Charles Ill. the last reigning Duke Of the
line, and of Louise de Bourbon, daughter
of the Duke de Berry and sister of the
Count de Chambnrd. Duke Robert is
comparatively young man, having only
attained the age of thirty-fve. He was
married in 1869 to the Duchess Pia,
younger sister of the eX-King Of Naples,
by whom he has a large family,