Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-15
PERSONAL.

FRANCIS MURPHY. the temperance orator,
| proposes to carry the war into Kentucky next
/ month.
| COUNT voN MUNSTER, German Ambassador
/ to England, will soon publish an elaborate
| manual on cookery.
| 1T is expected that John A. Kasson viii SAIL
| for Europe next Wednesday, to begin his du-
ties as Minister to Germany.
| D.L. MOODY, the noted preacher, has been
| engaged by the Young Mems Christian Asso-
| citation Of St. Louis to preach there during
| the autumn.
| 1T is not necessary for the force of an cpl
| gram that it should be strictly true. Lord
! Randolph Churchill, being asked what he
| thought Of Irving, said: II don't know that
| should call him great actor, but he is GER
| tainly curious one. he Is always irving on
| the stage, and always Hamlet In private
| life"
IABOuCHERE. in London Truth, says the
| Queen has made new will. she has plenty
of money to give away. Prince ALBERT lett at
| least $4,000 600. 4 miser named Neald be-
queathed to Her Majesty S2.500, coo, and all her
| life she has been saving the greater part OF
her annual income.
"OUIDA" fMademoseIe de la Ramee) is a
| strict observer of the proprieties. She has
| become a personal friend of the Queen OF
| italy. and she is the daughter of an italian
aristocrat and an English mother Of an old
/ GlOucestershlre family. she rises at IN the
morning for her writing.
FRANKLIN J. OTTARsoN. whose death oc-
Cured in New York on Monday, was at one
| time the right-hand man of Horace Greeley,
| and did much towards building up the Tribune;
| His services in New ork journalism extended
| over full half century, and at the time Of his
death he was IS years old.
1T is understood that before President Ar
| thur started on his vacation trip he appointed
the French cook of the White House TO the po-
sition of night dOorkeeper of the Executive
| Mansion the position made vacant by the
| recent death of john Richard. Upon the
| Presidents return the cook will resume his
duties in the culinary department.
MAD. BLAvATsKY, who is an undoubtedly
| clever woman, looks about 90. LabOuchere
| saws: mo one seems to be certain how old
| she really is. She is supposed to know more
about occatltiszn than any one else. She gets
| teach some of us how to do it in the hot
weather, some Of us would be grateful"
Mrs. SHERWOOD says that F. Anstey Whose
real name Is Guthrie), the author Of "Fice
| Versa" is a young man with dimple IN his
| chin and twinkle In his ege. Some OF the
royal family were much pleased with his
work. but, when they found he was the son OF
a tailor, could only be consoled by remember
ing that it was military tailor.
KING LUDWIG, of Bavaria, has the finest
/ horses IN his stables and soon ruins them by
hard riding. Sometimes His Majesty rises in
the night has a black steed saddled, and
dashes of at a whirlwind speed up and down
the hill rOads-Which are well kept for that
reason-like phantom horseman pursued by
some relentless decree of the supernatural
powers.
PRINCE BISMARCK suffers principally now
from nerve pains in face and head, and the
doctors tell him that if he will not have some
decaved teeth removed his aches and anguish
will continue. But he is unwilling to have
the old tusks drawn. He suffers slightly from
sciatica. but not much. He has entirely given
mn smoking, and leads altogether healthy
life, but. except taking German waters, has
no special regimen.
Mr.. JUSTICE WILLS, recently appointed to
the Queens Bench in England. is a we'll
known mountaiDeer, and possesses in Swift
zerland the reputation, owned by few, even
Of the best climbers, Of being able to ascend
any mountain without the assistance of a
guide. His books, ''Wanderlngs Among the
High Alps and 1.-THE Eagles Nest" are
owner Of a charming house picturesquely sit
State Politics.
Russell Kellam is standing for Tax Receiver
in DooIy county.
r. S. Anderson and W. G. Hunt are candi-
dates for Sheriff in Pulaski county.
j. F. Sykes was nominated for Senator from
the Twenty third district, and j. j. McCants
for Representative at the Taylor county pri-
maries on Saturday.
The primary election held in Pulaski coun-
ty Tuesday, for the purpose Of nominating
q candidate for Representative, resulted in
nent. Col. j. A. Thomas, by majority Of 290
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