Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-27
PERSONAL.

LOUIS KOssUTH is at present soiOurning
in the LanZo valley, at the foot OF the Savoy
Alps.
MoDJEsKA Is said to be at work upon a
Polish translation of Shakespeare, TO which
she will devote several years.
VIRGINIA Democrat was presented with
triplets Inv his wife. and he named them
Cleveland. Hendricks and Reform.
PEOPLE who claim to know them both saw
that the physical resemblance between John
X Mclean, Of Cincinnati, and Lord Randolph
Churchill is very striking.
HENRY f. ABBEY is said TO have engaged
Charles Warner, an English actor OF excel
cellent repute, to support Mary Anderson
during her American tour.
Mrs. CRAMER, sister Of Gen. Grant, accom-
panied by h0r husband. lately United states
Minister at Berne, Switzerland, arrived at
New York Friday on the steamer Wielaud
from Hamburg.
SEVERAL days ago Michael Potter, of Cum
berlanG county. Pa, celebrated his l0lst
birthday, one of his greetings being letter
from President Cleveland, written to "the
oldest living Democrat"
PROF. FRANCIS wAYLAND, well known as a
commentator upon all such subjects, VIII read
PAGER on "rhe AnomaliesOf CrlminalJuris-
prudence before The National Prison AssO-
ton at Detript IN October.
Mr.. PADELFoRp, OF Baltimore, who bought
ouilrtA AhA = W dSN'nIADu Ifrltt'nffs Is soon 10
be married to Bette Ordway. OF Washington
rho young lady has remarkable musical
talent and is said TO he as pretty as a picture
Mr. ROE, the great Dublin distiller. who
spent immense sums in restoring st. Thomas
cathedral. Ddblin, and IN other muni0cent
works, Ia very severely embarrassed. No bid
was made for his splendid villa near Dublin
when lately offered for sale.
FX-PREsIDENT ARTHUR arrived at Mont.
real Friday morning, having left the fishing
waters immediately upon receipt oc the news
Of GBn. Grants death. lie started for New
York that night for the purpose OF attending
the funeral. lie Is, himself, in excellent
health.
YOUNG KUHN, OF Leavenworth, Kan, who
graduated this year at the head OF his class
At the United states Military Academy, West
Point, was rendered a reception and banquet
on his return home the other night. He'is a
prpduct OF the high school OF Leavonworth
having won his appointment as the son Of a
poor blacksmith IN a competitive eXamiua-
ton.
Boz HARRIS an old man employed on the
steamboat Thomas a. Morp a.. jumped over
board when near Long Branch ON Thursday
and saved the life Of boy years old WHO
had fallen into the sea. lie sustained the
chilli until lifgbOAi ChmO to llts sietauCe.
Bcyton was on board the steamer, but was
asleep 40 the time A gold medal Is to be
given the brave old man by some merchants
who witnessed the OccarrCace.
The Prince Of Wales eats clans direct from
the shell which hU holes M his sand. The
great Napoleon was passionatey fond Of
ehrimps. Henry " .rd Is 'echcr Chews roast
lamb aud eschcwa roast beef Charles Dick
ems, whom lecturing Ia Brooklyn, drank bot
tleiOf brandy and two bottles of champagne
during the course Of single evening
somewhat extended ob1nrNAtion Of the habits
OF actors. mae AID female running the
gamut from the distinguished tragedian 81 the
humhlest ballet girl leads 10 The conclu-
sion that Little Neck clans, -oft-shell crabs
kngn.h, birds in sea.on, with sherry, aau-
terne and champagne. are the ~ HiNs Uifra
but n tsey can't do hCtter they VIII cheer
fully subaide Oh WclRh rnrefSt,s and beer.