Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-16
PERSONAL.

AN old cane Of Andrew Jackson's is on ex-
hibitl0n in Boston. 1t is owned by an aged
negro who WIS once in the Old hero's employ.
MRS MtfLIGAN, who succeeds Ada Sweet
IN the Chicago pension oaice, il a native Of
Maryland, and woman Of very stylish APP
pearance.
kQssuTH, from feeble health, has been com
PEELED 10 stop teaching English at Turin, and
has gone 10 hyesin the Abs on a. farm, where
MS SonslSil hereafter support him.
THE presdni' Gar is tha most ardent walter
n ~. fshe rsOs9 z, ana sotteP slatches hold Of
without music and without ceremony.
GOV. H0ADLY was very prompt in issuing
proclamation for the relief OF the sufferers by
the Ohio cyclone. ana no doubt Will be ca ually
ready to say something when the Democratic
cyclone sweeps the state in October.
ms. GEN. DAVIS, who was retired from the
army on saturday, after As years OF service IL
native Of Massachusetts. He was breyeted
for gallant service in the war with Mexico. at
Gettysburg, aud among the Apache Indians
SINCE George w. Cable has been house
hunting in Pennington, Conn. Simsbury. in
the same STATE, invites him, Northampton.
Mass, claims him, ana In fact New Orleans
is about the only place that doesn't seem TO
want him.
G. W. BAKER, OF Rochester, having been
saved from drowning by crew OF seven men
ana presenting hrs rescuers with Csc to be
meet with enthusiastic approval by the Ro-
chester papers.
HUGH BLAYNEY, a Dublin wine merchant
who has just died AZ the age of 80. was y the
habit Of hoasting that he had worn the same
coat for sixty years He had only been once
In the PhWniX Park in his life, and had never
Travelled IN railway train.
NINE. CATERING GAMBErrA has died AZ
Rome at the age OF los. She Is described as
GambettA aunt, but probably was his great
aunt she WAS very POOR and got her living
hy-picking up refuse ON the roads, and bv Tho
,valo OF eggs from three hens. .,sav
eu AccoRDrSG TO different announcements Mr..
W. ID. Howells can get $4,000 year by writ
ing fQr one magazine, can yet sl0,500 if he
sticks 10 another mAgaz ne, is eating ready
he u getting { good deal Of graruitous adyer-
tislng. 7a W 11L IIf 0f b0
GEoR6r AuGrsrUs SIX kindly writes To
Che LONDON Tstsgraph that everything In the
United States hiss immensely 1inprUed ex-
ceptingthe pie, hut neglec's 60 add that the
pots.eh, BY omil t'nt,i the erpst ana leaving
out the "innardH." ,.f- y.
borisE MIcHEL. the French Anarchist.
glOrits Ia her tmpris0pmen a. n martyr, and
reM twlee refused tue ,R4rdQn offered By Presi
watering place an theadviooof Nor physician.
5bdcFetnrnSd te'tita II. Lakarai lWisOn at the
expirationof that tirae, .sr so.
EX-GOv. CHAMBERLAIN, of South Carolina,
says that the Republican leaders are the
Bourbons OF to-day. He adds that II the
blindness Of the Republican leaders arraigns
the Republican senate against the presidcn-
tial appointments, 1.-THE Republican party Will
not see power again in generation"
JUsr before Col. John $. Mosny left Hong
Kong Tor home dcputation OF Chinese mer-
chants callod on him and read TO him ths adj
dressed.
"Nou are both pure and clear;
An example instructive and
Worthy OF imitation;
just and impartial,
Mcrciful and compassionate,
Accomplished aud graceful,
Genial and kind.
lncOrrHptibe and courteous to people;
Thus should an onicialbe.
Presented BY the Chinese merchants az
Hong Kong Ia Che middle OF the sixth faoon,
IN the eleventh year of kwong Sui" Accom-.
panying the address were n silver cup aud
two Of the finest screens ever made Ia China