Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-08
PERSONAI..

TIE serious illness q Dom Pedro Emperor
q Brazil, i announced
Ex-GorEES0R GAaDNER l. among the ap-
pllcan1s Tor the position O. Postmaster q Bos-
t9n.
TIE statue o. The late Senator Hil. Of Geor-
ga. j. 20 be made by Alexander Doyle. an
American sculptor
Z. c. sTEHEAN, the poet. who became tn@n-
cially embarTzssed some months ago, mas
again returned 70 Wan street.
sfE. PHELPS. the United states Minister to
Peru. has been ! great sufferer from selatlca.
He Gnds thal the climate Of that country has
been very beneficial 70 him.
Gov. H0ADLT. Of Ohio, has not yet % fully
recovered his health a. 70 consider himself
entirely vel. some days. be SAYS, i can
walk firmly ana easily. and On others can
gel along 20 well.
MISS NELLIE BUXTON. Louisville belle.
who had arrived al the age u elopement-
having no other offer. ran away with a hi
nese laUndryInan. and they have gone 70 HI
cag0 Oh bridal tour.
ACCORDING 10 the Paris NoTning 8ers The
American belle par excellence for The ueAi
season IN London. vice Miss Chamberlain. re-
tired VIII BE Miss Julia Jackson daughter d
'-StODewalI" jackson, the famous Confederate
General.
TEE rumor that the engagement Of Lord
Cairns son and an actress at the savoy
father has somewhat recovered from thf
shock. and when the young gentleman hai
completed his studies at >andanrst, bis
Finnev Otherwise FOrte=cuel viii become
Lady GarmOyie.
MISS KATE KANE. attorney At law, has BE-
sought the Chicago papers not 70 permit then
court reporters 10 call her female law yer
my mother" she writes. finished the Dusi-
ness az the christening services, when shf
called me Kate instead Of John. and II YOU
reporter had any supplement 70 add he SHOULD
have been there at the time
QUEEN VICTORIA and other members Of tbs
ROYAL family have been greatly annoyed d
late bv the persistent efforts Of "cranks' 4
get an audience with them IN order 70 secure
their approval Of their new inventions. a
mailman, who said he had come from
America. and had a wonderful invention FOL
aIlavIng storms. tried 70 get into " lnd7Ol
Castle the other dav. and was only ousteC
after considerable talking between himself
and the guard.
RIcHARD DOYLE. just deceased, was Unset
the Brown Of his celebrated conn nY o.
Brown. Jones and Robinson" who made th'
famous voyage up the Rhine thirty years ago
Henry PHILIPPE and Tom Taylor, the dramat
ISL we're the other two. The three traveller
took lessons 10 knightsbridge Riding SchOO
1 fogether and Mr.. Brown ssin the act o
mounting Mr.. Jones, "as he felt an awk
wardness in getting up" and kObinsOni
''litte leap" started the pleasant coneeit.
TBE correspondent Of the London Dahl
/ Nezrs says: Il called on Arab Basha- anf
found him comfortably located. He was pit
I ting on a veranda. facing the tropical garden
hard al work learning English. He has made
considerable progress, and j. very proud
I his acquisition lie spoke frankly Of men an,
I affairs iu Egypt, and has no desire 70 90 bacl
until Egypt j. frce-meaning from the sub
Z ordination Of Iewlk. lsmal, he terseiy says
I j. a clever man. but inscriptions Iewhk h
I has a very poor opinion Of he desired me Z
I salute FOR him Lord Randolph Churchill. IL
I L. said Arab. the friend Of slaves.
! Mr.. 5. Gordon. White Bluff, Ga, says
/ Browns Iron Bitters has quite relieved
me Of rheumatism, with which / long SUI
/ fered"