Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-22
PERSONAL.

MINISTER MCLANE is talked OF in the Amer
lean colony at Paris as one who may succeed
Mr.. Manning.
EMPEROR WILLIAM has renowned the idea
of purch 4sing the King OF Bavaria's unfln-
ished castle at Chiensee.
Coon MISTRESS MARY BENEMAN, who was
born In SUISSE county. Del !, on April 81 1863,
still enjoys life al Russiaville, Ind. at the age
of III years.
SIR john MACDONALD, the Canadian Prem
Ter, intends to sail for England on a short trip
Immediately after the present session Of
Parliament closes.
CoUNT TELEKY. Of Austria, is organizing an
exploring expedition to Central Africa The
party will consist OF 100 well armed men and
it's rendezvous will he Zanzibar.
THEODORE HAvEMBYEK, VINO. in his busy
life. has handled q lump 81 s gar as big ne
one Of the moons Of Jupiter, IS back in New
York from two years trip 10 Europe.
On. HOLMES fpds no lack OF honor and hos
pitahy in England. Tenhyson. Browning
and Sir Tn odOre Martin are getting mp big
banquet for him, whereof authors and artists
wi partake.
REV. DIR. HENRY J. VAN DYKE, pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian church, Brooklyn,
has decided not % accept the professor )
chair in the theological seminary in ; an Fran
cisco recently offered TO him.
LrErr. RICHARD CLOVER, ". s. N, and
MISE Eudora Miller, were quietly married
wednesday at the residence of the late Sena-
Washington. by Rev DR.. Glover, o. New Jer-
aey. father OF the groom.
CARRIE DODGE. OF stOneham. Mass, who
recently 1t appeared and was supposed TO
nave eloped with a gypsy. was found in Med
ford Monday night and taken nome. She re-
fused to give any account ~ her wanderinps
but II is Relieved that She married the gypsy,
repeuted and left the band.
MAssoon MIRA tPrince Felicitous), the
Perrian heir apparent is a short. stout man
OF 81 years. When talking 10 q person he
generally shuts his left eve, which gives "a
very humorous expression to his counter
ance. This humorous expression Is uariicu-
larry noticeable when he orders a mans head
20 be cut or.
CHARLES ROBINSON. OF Lexington, the
father Of GOV. Robinson, Of Massachusetts,
"Wednesday night. suffered stroke Of paraly-
Sis AZ Last accounts he WIS conscious but
unable TO speak His physicians say there Is
possibility that he may rally. but II IA con-
sidered doubtful. Mr.. Robinson is eighty
four years of age.
Ex-PREstDENT ARTHUR enjoyed drive In
Central Park Tuesday afternoon. Ills son
saws that no plans for the summer arc yet
made. AS soon ~ the weather grows
warm" says he, I'VE shall probably 20 20 the
seaside. possibly to Europe. Nothing Is set
Tied. My father talks OF Canada and salmon
dshing, but fear that is out OF the question"
DIR. Do LEWIS. author, publisher. and
lecturer, Is seriously il at his residence IN
0nkers. lie WAS Thrown from his horse ma
that town several weeks ago. and suf-
ferod a confused wourd below the left
knee. He hAd recovered suflc entity on Wed-
nosuay last 20 gu 90 New York on business.
On hisreturn he was carried past onkers.
station 90 Hastings. four miles above Nonkcrs.
ana 10 save long delay he walked home.
His wound began te sw, II and pain him, aud
hh physician said that crYslpelAs had eet In.