Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-19
PERSONAL.

MRS. WATTERsON, the mother Of Editor
Henry WattersOn, died in Louisville on Mon
| day.
MRS. MACKEY is commonly called. the
| Duchess of Colorado by the other visitors at
/ Trouville, the French watering place.
| HENRY NJ. STANLEY was once in love with
the daughter of Pike, of Pike Opera House,
| Cincinnati. But the parents set the dog on
him and he went of and became famous.
MRS. CULLOM, who died at Newport, R. l.,
recently, was the wife of Gen. George W.
| Cullom. When she married Gen. Cullom she
was the widow Of Gen. halleek,
I JUSTICE BRADLEY, of the United States
| Supreme Court, says of the newspaper dis
patch announcing his intention to resign: ut
/ is interesting news and the first have heard
| of it,"
REV, DR.. SAMUEL f. SMITH, the author Of
| the American national hymn, "My Country
| tbs of Thee" celebrated with his good wife at
Newton Centre, Mass, TOvsday evening, their
| golden wedding.
Poor CARLOTTA, ex-Empress Of Mexico,
spends only few thousands year in her
mad-house, and the accumulated interest Of
her immense fortune has become enormous.
Her heirs will be her brothers,
A WRITER in the Boston. Advertiser regards
Dante Gabriel Rossettis as the most re-
markable case on record of suffering from
.'cliquomania"-''the notion that band OF
fendish brethren were leagued against him"
A RELIC OF bne Olue0 Time mas uleu IN EdTIb,
in the person of an attractive old lady, the
actress Amalie Hainzinger. She was 81 years
old, and had acted in the presence of Napoleon
/. and of Goethe, who mentions her IN his
writings.
BENJAMIN sFRANKLIN's mother was Abiah
Folger, daughter of Peter Folger, New
England colonist mentioned by Cotton
Afather. who was an ancestor Of the late
secretary Of the Treasury and wrote little
pieces OF poetry.
JOHN G. WHITTIER has written a letter de-
Ginning the nomination as Presidential elector
In the Seventh district Of MASSACHUSETTS,, on
account Of the state of his health and his con-
viction that the nominees for member Of Con-
sections.of the district.
MRS. ALICE MASON belongs TO the best
Beacon Hill, Boston, blue blood. Her father,
jonathan Mason, was one of Daniel Webster's
most intimate friends. She has been Mrs.
Hooper as we'll IS Mrs, Sumner, and now pro-
poses 70 marry Mr.. Junlus s. Morgan. who1s
20 years old and worth $2O.0O0,0o0.
ROBERT BONNER, the New York Ledger mil
li3uaire. passed through Hartford, Conn, re-
Gently with Maud S. and half dozen greoms,
his object being to train the famous racer to
still greater speed, 1t was in the Hartford
Co1maat Office that he was employed when
boy as the printers devil at 50 week.
: MRS. TYLER, widow OF the late Presi-
dent of that name, Tuesday left her es-
Ftate at sag Harbor, L. T., for her home in
Virginia, where her daughter, Miss Pearl Ty-
Ter, it isundersteod, is soon to be married.
Mrs. Tsier's health Of late. her many friends
win be glad to learn. has materially inn
proved.
GEORGE LOUIS PALMELL0 BUssoN DU
MAURIER's grand parents were French, and,
belonging to the Legitinajst side in politics,
they emigrated to Engiara during the Reign
OF. Terror. In more settled times Mr.. du'
MaurieE's father, a.gentleman OF Independent
fortunes xeturnedto France, in whose capital
Ibis son was born. The famous artist keeps
I ne tawny skin of his dog, Chang, irf1nlg ttal-
/ IzeS in Punch, hanging in his studio at.