Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-29
PERSONAL.

SENATOR LOGAN viii not go 70 Chicago but
will remain IN Washington during the Rcpuo-
lican Convention.
IT is feared that William VI. Evarts il q con-
firmed invalid. He worked himself down,
ana then worked after he was down. Now he
cannot get up.
CHARLES O'CoNoR'S fine estate on North
shore. including his fre-prOOf library, WIZ
nass bv request into the hands of the Roman
Catholics of Nantucket
THE disease from which the King Of SPAN
suffers Is a wasting away Of the arterial It's
sues. which produces tendency IN the blood
vessels to start out and rupture.
TVS fourteen-year-old daughter OF George
Wilhelm. Of Lima. o.. jumped the rope so
times and fell unconscious. She lay IN that
condition for twenty days before she died.
LADY BRAssEY proposes to write brassy
work about her experiences -among the
Egyptians during and after the Arab rebel-
Lion. or. as she says, after the war, which
does not yet seem to be over.
THE Princess Poulatowski. formerly Miss
Ely-Goddard, viii be the second Princess who
ever visited Newport. She Will 20 there with
her husband in July. Princess Louise. OF
England. is the only other princess Win
whose presence Newport has ever been hon
oreok
THE Rev. Joseph Cook invariably writes in
addition TO his signature. when solicited Tor
an autograph. the sentiment. DUTY done Is the
souls urGSi ms. however - Att lAt 0t-At-
timent that he utters when aroused from a
nap 70 make gratuitous appearance al
prayer meeting.
SENATOR FAIR lately surrounded his lot on
Mob Hill, san Francisco, with q massive gran
lite wall. He owned half of the square bound
ed by four streets; now he has bought for So
O0Q the remainder of the square, which gives
him an unrivaled building site, with ample
space for ornamental ground.
JOSEPH CARDRAN and his younger brother.
Alfred Cariran. both fishermen Of Mackinaw.
have received from the nlted- states Govern
ment medal each for signal herolsm In saw
| ing life near Bois Blanc Light on the night OF
the 18th Of April. 1888. They saved four ship
wrecked men in the face OF seemingly lnsur-
mountable obstacles.
YOUNG VICTOR NAPOIEoN's chief reason FOR
leaving his father, saws Paris letter. Is that
the bow is tired of living on his narrow allow
/ ance of 81. 800 a year. ami that ne has got q
! present Of million OF francs from the hus-
band Of Nine Auban Mo1t, who left him all
her fortune in case her husband should die
before him. and that he i fond OF pleasure
and wants. like all boys around him, 10 amuse
himself freely.
DE LEssRPs' greatest boast is that, while
stil but j. wears OF age he acted as Consul at
CronslGdt ana filed several diplomatic posts
maintaining 50 high a reputation. nos only for
ability. but integrity. that on an account rem
dsred bv him Of q transaction. involving
several millions of francs. IS TO DE Ioulu TINS
note. written by Napoleon the Great: Hence
forth let the accounts Of NJ. lie Lesseps be
paid without examination.
Tbs mother Of the Siamese Prince Ambas-
sadOr. row in New York. j. Princess OF
PeEu. whose name. hboon SOM hlean, trauc-
lated Is Hidden Perfume. which. from pub
lished accounts of her character, seems very
appropriate. She has long been faithful
student Of the English language, and has
made many TRANSACTIONS of English works into
Siamese, among them "Uncle Toms Cabin.
In l>s7 she took the first step toward enamel
patton in siam. now an accomplished fact, by
/ iiIeratinG all her slaves and retaining them in
her service as paid servants.