Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-28
PERSONAL.

GENERAL BUTLER says that his ma
j0rity in Massachusetts viii be 10000.
Miss MILDRED LEE, daughter Of Gen.
Robert +. Lee. viii spend a part Of
the winter in Washington.
STURGEON. the famous London minis
ter. has only two children, and they are
twins and Baptist clergymen.
Mrs. GREKLY. wife Of Lieutenant Gree
ly. Of the Arctic expedition, VIII visit
Washington with her two children.
MISS -ALLIE EMORY. elder daughter Of
Gen. William II. Emory. VIII be married
on November ] 10 Lieut.. John Augur- Of
the navy.
COL. Tom OCHILTREE viii be here in a
few DAYS with some unauthenticated stO-
ries Of life in Europe, which VIII be used
u amuse Congress this winter.
THERE j. one peculiarly noticeable
about Courtney. the Oarsman. lie can
make a bigger row all by himself than
when he has d row with another oarsman.
The estate Of the late Senator Matt.
Carpenter measures up $4,000. but II Is
necessary in order 70 make this showing
10 include some unsettled lawyers bills
IN the assets.
WALKER. the colOred lawyer. whom
Governor Butler has made Justice.
j. married 10 a white woman. he i
said to be very popular among all classes
in CharlestGwn.
CHARLES EMORY SMITH, the young
editor Of the Philadelphia Press, Is the
latest newspaper candidate for office. He
j. said u he reaching out for the COM
missi0nership Of Patents.
THE little turreted apex Of Mr.. Tilden's
new and palatial residence in Creamery
Place is surmOunted with a bald Ameri-
can spread eagle in bronze. 1t is sup
posed 10 be crying out against the fraud
Of 1876.
MRS. RALsTOS. widow Of the famous
California banker, is living with her two
sons at their new mining camp in Califor-
MIA. where they are working hard, ana
where they have erected "A house for their
mother.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR RS late stay in New
port causes Philadelphia paper to re-
mark that, though Joshua could not make
the sun stand still. it is the glorious pre-
rogative Of the head Of the American
nation To prolOng a seaside season beyond
the summer.
MRS. CAMERON, wife Of the Penns Viva
MIA Senator. writes 70 relative IN Wash
ington that her husbands health is 50
much improved that they will probably
sail for home early in November. The
Senator's daughter will be placed AT
school in Paris before they return.
SENATOR VEST is still campaigning
among the wild Western Indians. When
I last heard from he was hObnobbing with
I the Assiniboin and Big Belly tribes, and
was bearing down on Winnipeg. They
will all have to call on the little Missouri
/ senator next session for Indian InfOrma-
/ ton.
THK death has been announced Of Dr..
/ Hermann Muller, Of Lippstadt, at Prad,
( in the TyrOl He was probably the fore
most authority in the world on the sub
/ iect Of the relation Of insects to the fer
1 tiIization Of flowers. He had also devoted
much time to the study Of the genesis Of
/ the colors Of flowers.
ILLINOIS ambles into market with
/ load Of Presidential candidates on her
I back In one end Of the bag are Wash
I burne Lincoln, Logan and Sheridan; in
4 the other Trumbull. Morrison, Palmer
/ and Harrison, while Uncle David Davis
I sits astride Of the animal 10 keep things
( steady The cOrn-fields at home are still
| full Of eager politicians
GEN. JOSEPH HOLT-with the eXCep-
ton Of Jacob Thompson, the only sur
yiving member Of Buchanan's Cabinet
1 lives in pleasant retirement on Capitol
/ Hill in Washington. At the age Of - he
is still erect, vigorous and well preserved.
His long white hair hangs low upon his
neck. his grey eyes are uDdimmed by
age. and his firm, clear-cut features eX
press all the force and determination Of
his Younger manhood.