Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-03
PERSONAL.

GOvEBNOR-ELEoT HoADI1 is almost well
again.
THE Earl and Countess of OnslOw and
Baron Haussman and wife are visiting vari-
Gus sections of Georgia and Florida.
NINE. PATTI STAGES that there is no truth in
the report that she discovered Welsh miner
on her estate With rich baritone voice.
CHIEF sPsEoHE, of the Greek nation, in his
message to both houses of the Council, asserts
that his claims to the Office he holds are beyond
dispute
TUM OcHILTREE has done as yet nothing in
| congress to disgrace the country, and people
begin to ask if he knows what he was sent
! there for.
THE once mighty Dennis Kearney has at
! last risen TO his Level. He is peddling tea and
coffee from booth at seaside place, near
| San Francisco.
MRS SARToRIs. Gen. Grants daughter, ar
rived from Europe on Thursday, and on hear
/ ing of the accident to her father. fastened at
! once to his bedside.
! SARAH TURNER, of New Haven, Conn.
| wants pension. She served for six months
! as an orderly during the war, being dressed
! in mans attire.
THE King of Wurtemberg, COmte de Paris,
Due de Nemours, ex-Queen Isabella and the
King of Belgium will be among the nOtables
| at Nice during this month.
NJ. NJ. BALLoU, of Boston, who has made
| fremont House of that city his home for many
years, has paid that hotel $4,000 for board.
The hotel business pays sometimes.
w. W. ALLEN, of Watervliet, Mich, inn
pressed with the RIGHTEOUSNESS Of tobacco,
stopped using it, and burned in the street his
large stock of tobacco, cigars and snuff.
SENATOR BECK, of Kentucky, is the most
rapid speaker in the Senate. He is often
rivaled by Senator Frye, of Maine. In the
% kentucky.
THE Grand Duke Alexis of Russia as ex-
pected at Cannes shortly. 1t is not yet certain
that the Empress of Russia will visit Cannes,
but in the event of her doing so she will ar
rive about the middle of January.
OSCAR WILDE tells the few people who
listen to his lectures on America that San
Francisco was built by the Chinese, and his
information other American matters is
equally accurate and important.
Mr. w. E. ADAMS, a Norlh of England man.
who has been travelling in America, says that
Kingsley and Dickens, taking no account of
the exhilarating influence OF the American
atmosphere. eXerted themselves 50 much
while here that they considerably shortened
their days.
BEN HARRISON has started his literary bu-
reau. lie admits his kinship to William
Henry Harrison. but dwells more at length
on his descent from the Plantaganet Kings of
England. He is the only Hoosier who has
coat-of- arms.
PRINCE LOUIS of Battenberg has just re-
turned to England from a visit to his BRIDE
rene IIighness has been postponed till April,
in order that the Queen, who will go abroad
for the benefit of her health in the spring. may
be present at the ceremony, as well as the
Prince and Princess of Wales.
MR.. SMALLEY cables to the New York Tri-
blHe that Minister Lowell has decided to re-
sign the Lord RectOrship of st. Andrews, the
technical objection to the Office being held by
a foreign Minister proving more formidable
than he anticipated. The resignation is there
fore offered in order to relieve the authorities
from the necessity of deciding the points that
have been raised.
MR.. PARNELL's movements have been al
ways wrapped in much mystery. He is sell
dom in ireland, and there are not more than
half dozen to whom his London residence is
known. His sudden disappearance from the
scene in the midst of more than one great
crisis occasIoned some reflection, and for some
while preceding his recent triumphant ap-
pearance in Dublin his Cork constituents
could not hear from him or ascertain his
whereabouts.
COL. A. S. NJ. MORGAN Of Pittsburg. has in
his possession the following hitherto unpub-
lished letter: philadelphia, Jan. s, 17S7.-Mr. |
John Morgan: Sir-I find myself greatly |
obliged to Your good Father for the Hive full /
of Honey which he has so kindly sent me, and |
to you for thinking of me and proposing it. /
use it as Part of my Regimen every Morning /
at Breakfast. 1t is much the best have met |
with in America, and think fully equals the |
famous Honey CT NarbOnne, so much esteemed |
in France. With my hearty Thanks, please to |
present him my best wishes for his Prosperity,
and many happy Years to you both, in all of |
which this Family joins me. l am, sir, Your
most obedlent Servant, b. Franklin"