Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-16
PERSONAL.

EX-SENATOR KELLOGG, of Louisiana, is
fishing in the lakes Of Northern Michigan
NJ CHEvREUI., the scientist, if he live till
Aug. 81, will have had his eyes open for 100
years.
MINISTER S S. Cox was bitten by dog
the other day, and he thinks of visiting M
Pasteur.
REJECTED SOLICITOR JOHN GooDE, it ia an
nounced, Will console himself by becoming a
candidate for Congress in the Norfolk (Va.)
district.
Mr.. TowLE writes: I'm personal appear
auce Senator Morrill, more closely resem es
the late Charles Sumner than any man in
Congress"
CORA PEARL will be buried at Batiguolles.
Isabelle BoGguetlere, OF the Jockey Club, paid
the eXpens 5 Of the interment by taking up a
collection among Cora's former friends.
RGvET named Joseph Pulitzer has been
driven into the copper plating of the Bar
thOldi statue in honor OF the New York
Worlds effort to ftly mount that figure.
Two cowboys named Gilligan and Morley
fought twelve rounds IN Chicago on Monday
for the hand of Rose Riley. Morley was the
victor, ana Rose rewarded HIM with lusty
hug and a resOundng kiss.
RICHARD ELY COLT, who was landlord Of
the EXch ,nge H"te'. Sandussy, o., during
Charles Dickens first visit to this county, Is
dead. In his american Notes" Dickens
had seen IN America.
GEN. SCHUYLER Hamilton, 81 years of age.
Il nephew OF Alexander Hamilton and a vet
eran OF the Mexican war, was married on
Monday to the wild w OF James NJ. Cav
anaugh, who was Delegate IN Congress from
Montana. She IL 46 years old.
Mrs. JAMES BROWN POTTER, Of "Ostler
joe fame, and Mrs. Paran stevens, of New
York. were recently called upon at the ST.
James Hotel, in Pccadlly. by the Prince Of
wales: ~ubsequently they, with Lady Ran
V. Wilder and NJ rsbal p. Wilder. occupied
the royal box at the Haymarket Theatre.
NJ. GREW looked odd among the church.
men IN gowns when he gave red hats to three
ArchOis hops in Paris the oi her day. He was
IN dress sui, the Archbishops came to HIM in
purple robes. The prelaies donned red, flow
ing robes with hoods later on in the cere-
mony. and then they looked like Dante in
la gello's cture. NJ. Grevy put "A hat on
each Of the thr, heads the new 10 ade Cardi-
mails, Beruadon, Langenleux and Place. kneel-
ing a. his feet.
Mrs. JANE p. COOKE, the wife Of Thomas
f. Cooke, a circus performer and manager
died on Monday in Paterson, N j where
she had lived for sixteen years. She was so
years old. She was the mother Of John Henry
Cooke rnd Harry Wolby Cooke, bare back
riders, one OF whom Is now owner of circus
in England. During the years her husband
VINO survives hcr, was proprietor OF a circus
IN England she was his treasurer aud bust
ness manager. Almost all her descendants
arc professionals. They include George
Adams, the "Humpty Dumpty" clown, and
MISS Eta Cooke.
A LONDON LETTER. speaking OF the break
ing OF the engagement between Miss Grant
and Lord Cairrs, says: "He took over tn
Paris as present. 10 hi1 afianccd n magnet
oent lot OF jewels, ners lace OF rubirs ard
diamonds, several bracelets and a triple ga.
gagrment ring ~ curious fashion: and thrae
weeks aticrward NO went and asked her 10
give th-m bsc to him bcoause they had. not
been pMd for! A female relative Of his
finally offered to pay hts debts to tho tune ~
{ 1000, and the trustees in whose hands his
ther had lodged the whole estate finally
offered to mHbe his income up to f3000 year.
But The young LADY had found ample reasons,
not Of pecuuiAry nature, for changing her
mind" =.