Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-09
PERSONAL.

MINISTER LOWELL, communicating by
! cable. saws he wrote a sonnet on WehuSil
/ Phillips forty years ago, ana that ho" H0
/ shall write another.
AMONG the inmates OF the "Old People
/ Home" at Chicago are Josie Mansnelu si"n'-
/ mother and Guiteau's mother-ln-iaW'
MRS. SrsAN FENGMoRE COOPER. a daughter
! of the novelist. is educating one hundfeu OF
phans at her home, in CoopeTstown, n 1.
O'NFIIL. the explorer, has arrived at Mo-
zambique, having traversed 400 mics oil uu7
! explored country between MoZamDlquc anu
/ Lake Nyassa.
CAPT. NANstCKLE, Texas Postmaster IS a
/ veteran of three wars and has lived unucI
! five different acknowledgement, McNlcah'
| Republic Of Texas, United states ana Soulh-
ern COnfederacy.
FRIENDS Of jefferson Davis say that he has
/ determined not to attempt TO make any NOR
public speeches, and that he has lately given
I evidences of failing in health rapluy' inc
change from month to month being very per
/ ceptible.
REV. LEON ARD WO0LSEY BACON, long the
/ highly original. but orthodox, pastor OF tne
I rich Park Congregational Church OF NorWlGh'
/ Conn, has set the church gossips all by lhe
ears by becoming Unitarian clergyman III
! Worcester pulpit.
Mr.. NANDERBILT. the debonair millionaire
did not 90 to Montreal 10 attend the carnival.
He was taken ill, but his special tram Went
] y
family. Mr.. Vanderbilt will postpone his
tobogganing experience until next year.
Mr.. CHARLES II. BRAINERD. who is writing
a life of John Howard Payne. says that he
finds that when Payne wrote the famous
piece he was very far from beng IN neeuy
circumstances. He was living in rooms IN
the Palais Royal in Paris and also had a
small villa in the outskirts of the city. IN
stead of borrowing money OF ashlnStOh
Irving, he loaned money to HIM.
HERR STARCSEvICs, excluded on January
Is for eight days from the CrOdtlan Diet IoI
misconduct, presented himself next day at the
Chamber Notwithstanding. and pushed past
the first two officers, who told HIM he was Tor
hidden to enter, but was then confronted by q
stalwart officer from Lika, his own province
who pointed significantly to the gendarmes
and intimated that it was mo CO. The leg
islatOT retreated, "cusslng.
HENRY WARD BEECHER sends letter TO the
Boston Globe, saying: "Haye ! double, or
can be in two places at once? thought |
spent Tuesday night, February >, III Boston,
and at the Parker House, but by dispatch
from New York, published in some of the
morning papers, see am SAID to nave been
ut Niblo's, in New York, listening to Mrs.
Langtry. | am much perpleXed to know
which Of these two persons was me
SENATOR VANCE, of North Carolina, denies
the statement that son of his has been ap-
pointed a clerk at Washington. The only son
OF his in any wise connected win ncle
SAM is Young Zeb, who, having graduated
at Annapolis, found himself, together with
the rest OF his class, legisated out OF the naval
service The President theTeupOn rendered
him lieutenancy in the army, and he passed
his examination and Is now on duty in the
West
Lucy STONE relates the following anecdote
of the late Wendell Phillips: Il remember
when the Worlds Anti-Slavery Convention
was held in London in 1910. Mr.. Phillips was
sent as a delegate, accompanied by two ladies.
On arriving at London the ladies were not
admitted to the convention, and consequently
Mr.. Phillips refused to go in. Those in at
tendance at the convention did everything in
their power to induce him to change his
mind. but he remained firm and did not go