Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-13
PERSONAL.

GEN. DANIEL K. SICKLES is in camp for
the summer at Saratoga.
ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS, of Baltimore,
has been summoned TO Rome.
QUEEN VICTORIA continues to visit and
decorate John Browns grave.
GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON will
spend month at Bedford Springs.
Mr.. AND Mrs. BONANZA MACKAY will
spend the coming winter in New York.
VERDI is perhaps the richest, as he is
the most benevolent, composer in the
world.
SENATOR'S LOGAN AND DAWES are
making tour among the Indians of the
Northwest.
HORACE B. CLAFLIN, the New York
dry goods autocrat, now 20, is climbing
the Catskills.
JULIAN HAWTHORNE was the lyeliest
of the speakers who appeared before the
Concord School of Philosophy.
ALEXANDER DUMAS is writing a novel
on "Research into Paternity" subject
that is agitated just now in France.
Mr.. MOODY, the evangelist, will go to
Ireland early in September, and after re-
naming there a month will proceed to
London for the winter.
LORD AND LADY CARNARVON are COM
ing to America next month, and intend to
make heightened tour through the
| United States and Canada,
Mr.. STILsoN HUTCHINs, editor, of
Washington, who claims a residence in
New Hampshire, wants to be Clerk Of the
next House of Representatives
JOHN NJ. PALMER, of Illinois, says
Tilden is his first choice for President.
He says Illinois should name the next
President, but should have no candidate
in her own borders.
SARA BERNHARDT has given up one of
her theatres in Paris, and very likely will
yield the other when she returns from
England With her theatrical manage
ment has been financially disastrous.
THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT, better
known in this country as Prince Arthur,
recently acted as a bartender at a charity
entertainment, and sold mixed drinks to
distinguished drinkers at high prices.
DIR. FREN0Y, the leading physician NJ
AiX-leS-RainG, where so many people 90
to be cured of rheumatism, is a martyr to
that ailment, though he is very success
full in curing others of the complaint.
Mr.. CHAPLIN, who has come into no.
tice as the protector of the scheme by the
! British House of Commons to exclude
American cattle from that country, is a
sOn-in=law of the Duke of Sutherland, and
one of the richest men in the kingdom.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL's finan-
cial position will not be altered by the
death of the Duke OF Marlborough.
Although residuary legatee to the per-
sonal estate, which amounts to about
$3.50, 200, the DOwager Duchess has life in
/ terest in it.
ARTHUR SHERRURN HARDY, the au-
thor of ''But Yet a Woman" is a native
of Andover, Mass, and is thirty-slX years
of age. He entered West Point Academy,
from which he was graduated in 1869 with
a mathematical reputation which secured
him an election to a scientific professor
ship at Dartmouth College.
PRINCE BISMARCK has become suspi-
ciOus and grabbed in his disposition TO a
degree that makes it impossible for any
public official but the most ObsequiOus to
serve under him. 1t is said that the
Crown Prince of Germany, while appre-
ciating fully the great work which Bis
marck has done for his country, has very
little sympathy for his domestic policy,
and hence, upon his accession to the
throne, will have no scruples IN disavOw-
ing them,
BARON FERsTEL, the leading architect
of Austria, died in July. The capital of
Austria owes most OF Its modern archi-
tectural beauties to his genius. The first
great work accomplished by HIM was the
magnificent church built by the ill-fated
Macmillan to commemorate the escape
of the Emperor from assassination in
1858, which took tWenty-three years to
complete, and was opened with great
ceremony at the celebration of the Impe-
rial silver wedding. His masterpieces
were the Museum and the University, and
not only did he put all his heart and soul
into the work, but it was chiefly through
his instrumentality that they were built
at all.