Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-19
PERSONAL,

BARTLEY CAMPBELL's death is hourly ex-
pected.
FRANCIS MURPHY will storm the prohibi-
ton State OF iowa in September,
WALT WHITMAN's new volume will have
the eafless title of November Boughs."
ALICE LoNGFELLOw, a daughter of the poet,
is llsteningto Wagnerian strains at the Bava-
rian capital. 5a
A SON of Edwin M. stanton is said to con-
template publishing selections from his faith
er's private papers. fnes
ADMIRISG FRI HNBsa of Senator Morrill,. of
Vermont. find IN hlsfeatures reminders of the
face OF Daniel Webster, .rf
C0NGRESsMAN BEACH. of New York, Mr..
Holmnn's only rival. 10 down with danger
Gus attack Of typhoid lever.
MICHAEL DAvITT, the Irish agitator, will
land at Castle Garden some time this month
He comes on lecturing tour.
MARSHAL FIELD, the great Chicago mer-
chant, is SAID to pay annually for government
duties the nice little sum of $l,000,000.
THEhotel rooms assigned to Prince Augusta.
of Brazil, at Philadelphia. were those former.
ly occupied by the Emperor Dom Pedro.
SUNSET Cox was recently bitten by one OF
the mongrels of Constantinople and IN conse-
queuce may go to Paris 20 be treated by NJ
Pasteur.
REV. DIR. SAMUEL f. MORROW has retired
from the plstorate W the United Presbyterian
church of Albany after forty years of con-
tnuous service.
ANENT the stories of the intimate frsendsbin
betw cen Mrs. Grover Cleveland and Miss Su-
san Bancroft, granddaughter of the historian.
1t is said that the ladies have never seen each
other.
LOUISE MICHEL saws she seldom met Victor
Hugo, but torrespouded with him much. She
ha preserved carefully all his letters, but will
show them to no one, and will ultimately de-
stroy them all.
SIR RICHARD BURTON has sold all the comics
Of his privately printed version OF the Arabian
Night, with the original welcomes in il,
and his wife is about to brig out an expur-
gated edition for the general public.
MISS KATHLEEN O'MEARA, whose charm.
Ing papers, MADAM MOhl and her salon" in
the Atlantic Monthly, attracted 80 much at
teuton, IS now making VISIT in Boston
Miss O'Meara is o. Irish origin. but has scent
nearly MI her lfe in France. She is the author
OF n ~ irr of Tarordaire," q Life Of Frederic
Oz9ualu," OF Pearl" "Alba's Dream" and
other stories,
THE President has decided to leave Wash
ingtOn "wednesday night for lbanv to attend
the bi-ceutenuial anniversary Of the first IN
corporation Of the city, which will lake place
ON THU slay. July 81. He will be accOmpan-
led by Secretaries Bavard aud Whitney. Mrs.
Cleveland will not accompany the President
The Presidential party will be the guests OF
Coy. Hi during their stay.
MISS FLORENCE BAYARD, a daughter Of the
Secretary, Is In Boston, the guest OF her sister
Mrs. :. u. Warren. Miss Mamie Bavard re-
turned last week from q visit TO Arlington
Alter the adjournment OF Congress the sec.
rotary Of II tie and his daughters will retire
to some quiet seaside resort. The Nisses Bay
ard have not yet called upon Mrs Cleveland,
owing to their recent bereavement, and viii
not do so until autumn.
MRs. L s. GRANT, wife of the late Gen
Grant, has recently been IN Cincinnati under
the care OF surgeUn for the removal of q tG-
intimate friends for some time, fears being
entertained thatit would cause her death
She is is said 10 have gone there and remained
in secret, undergoing a very successful oper-
alton and departed asking that her yigit
should be kent profound secret.