Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-10

CONGRESSMAN ADRIAN S. HEWITT has ar
rived in New York from Europe, where he
| has spent the summer months.
THE Princess of Wales is a catophile. She
| said recently: "If l have saved one cat from
| misery, shall feel that l have done some
| thing"
STEPHEN ]. MEANY, of the New York Star,
who was arrested as a suspect in Ireland two
wears ago. will sail from New York for Liver
| pool this week
THE King and Queen Of Sweden gave an en-
tertaipment in honor of Gen. Thomas, who is
visiting his brother, the United States Minis
ter, at Stockholm.
CIR. BERRY, of Golconda, H., has sent to
Mr.. Cleveland a hickory cane, on the head of
which is carved the New Ork State arms and
| a picture of the national capitol.
SENATOR EDMUNDs not only is a frst-rate
fisherman but an expert cook and superior
punch mixer. He has administered some Of
his strongest punches lately to man named
Blaine.
DIR. WILLIAM HAYES WARD, of the Ipado-
pendent. is going from London to the Eu-
pirates Valley on an archaeological search
among the RUNS for BabylOnian remains, and
it is thought that he may rake up an old scan
dial or two.
THE banker w. w. Corcoran, now 81, at
tributes his healthful longevity to the fact
that he never will eat anything not prepared
by his own cook, who goes with him every
where and now prepares his meals at White
Sulphur Springs.
BEN P. SHILLABER relates that once when
Jerry Noble, of Portsmouth, n. H., was upon
the witness stand, he gave such an impress
sion of the extent of the world he had seen
that the Judge remarked: 'Mr. Noble. 1t
seems that you have Travelled much." ~ es,
sir" said Jerry, 81 have Travelled a great
deal, but principally in Rockingham county"
IN a recent interview at Turin Louis Kos
suth, the Hungarian patriot, said that in his
opinion the French colonial policy was not
promising. and that France was incapable OF
colonizing. "Prlnce Bismarck" he said. ''is
sending France to China, Austria to the East,
Russia to India, and England to Egypt. in
order to make external safety valves TO the
Europe which he rules.
CHRISTOPHER MATTHEWS, a Lynchburg lad,
is a rival of the numerous magnetic girls, his
speciality being the moving of heavy tables
with men opposing him. A heavy OAK TABLE,
which his father owns, has been badly used up
by him. and is now under repair. A few
nights ago. it is alleged, he kept table sus-
pended in the air at a neighbours house, with
four or five men attempting with all their
strength to get it to the floor. At another
time he 'iterally tore large dining table
into fragments, while several men were work
ing with all their might to wrest 1t from him."
NINE. PAPPENHEIM, now singing before San
Francisco audiences, told an interviewer there
the other day of her noteworthy transforms
ton Not very long ago she was very large
woman-tipped the scales, lt was said, at go
mounds To the amaZement of her friends,
She returns to America with comparatively
trim figure and. although there are so or 60
pounds less of Pappenheim, with her artistic
skill undiminshed. She reduced herself on
doctor who successfully reduced Bismarck's
fat how This physician has philanthropically
given his system to Germany in a pamphlet
and all fat Germany is reducing itself.