Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-26
PERSONAL.

GURNTHER, the Republican Congressma
elected In Gen. Bragg's old district in Wis
consin resided in another district, which ne
has represented for six years.
THE wife and two children OF ex-Gov.
shepherd are now In Washington. MIR. Shep-
herd is devotng himself closely to working
his silver mines in New Mexico.
GEN. RICKETTS,, of the army, whose wife is
one of the most prominent ladies in society at
Washington, is seriously i'll The physician in
attendance fears that the General will not
recover. Mrs. Ricketts, recently lost mother
and sisLcr-in-law.
Mr.. HOLT, Lincoln's Judge Advocate Gene
raj, still lives at Washington. He is white
haired and bent with age. but his eyes are as
bright and his mind as active as ever. He
lives much alone, drives out a great deal, and
reads the classics.
GEN. LEW WALLACE declares that he ac-
tually was driven into the lecture field He
didn't want to lecture. but he got 80 many
letters asking HIM to give amateur talks tina It
he thought the best way out Of jt was to turn
in with might ana main as professional.
BARON MASON JACKSON. the American who
attained such remarkable a cendancy and
favor with the King of Wurtemberg, was
born near Steubenville. o., and was a cousin
of StOnewall Jackson. A cOrrespon ne ut
writes that he is at last out of favor at Stuff
CART.
MISS ROSE ELIZABETH CLEVELAND is not In
the state OF physical collapse which some
papers have represented. she has enough
vigOr left TO accept $500 from a magazine for
poem of 400 lines. The poem will bear the
extremely unpoetical title OF 1.-The Dilemma
OF the Nineteenth Century"
A MARBLE bust OF Gen, Daumesnil is TO be
placed in one of he Versailles galleries IL
was he to whom Butcher in a letter offered
$500 900 II he would capitulaie at VIncennee
nor shall | return your tLer-it shall be n
heirloom to my children" And it was all he
left them.
THE busts OF Vice Presidents Hamlin.
Wheeler. Arthur, Adams and Jefferson will
be the first i've placed in the inches of the
north wall of the senate chamber at WASH
ington as provided for in the resolution pa 3sed
by the Senate. The bust Of Hamlin will be
Arthur, by Mr.. st. Gaudeus, of New York; OF
Adams. by Daniel q. French. Of Massachu.
sets; and OF Jefferson. by Mr.. Ezekiel. Of
Richmond, Va. Mr.. Wheeler has expressed
CLARK has asked j. q. a. Ward. Of New York
to perform the work. As Mr.. Wheeler ia too
III Ia give personal sitting. picture en-
erayed by the Bureau OF Engraving aud
Printing will probably be used. Each soulp.
tor Will receive $500 for his services.
SISTER MARY FRANcEs CLARE. better
known all over the world as tho Nun Of Ken
mare, IN DIVING r r the past three montha
she has been conlrod m Roosevelt Hospital,
New iorL. suffering from complication OF
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