The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-28
PERSONAL.

NJ. DE BRAzzA, the African explorer, is re-
ported to be almost hopeessly ill., His expert
ences on the Congo ruined his health
YE WAN YONG, Ye Ha Yung and vi Hun Yong
the secretaries of the Corean Legation at Wash
ington, have started out on a tour of the coun-
try.
THERE is an impression abroad that when Jay
Gould gets back to Wall street the operators
there will think of the late blizzard as process
sion of mild and lovely zephyrs.
Ex-MAYoR HENRY g. LEWIS, of New Haven,
Conn, has taken an insurance of $500, 900 on the
life Of Wilson Waddingham This is said to be
the largest life insurance policy ever placed in
New England.
JAMES G. BLAINE is strongly set against Turk
ish baths. He believes they are perncious
stirrers up of otherwise well ordered systems
and openly declares that they are not good for
either man or beast.
SENATOR r. NJ PICKLES is a candidate for the
nomination for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Kan.
sas. Should he secure it Mr.. Pickles will proba-
bly, open a barl and Senator ingalls, will furnish
the vinegar and vtrol for the campaign.
THE present William Lloyd Garrison is said to
be the owner of a tongue as sharp in public dis
cusson as was his fathers Time was when the
elder Garrison could talk an unfriendly audience
into au.insanty of Indignation inside of fifteen
minutes.
W.D. WAsHBuRN, of Minneapolis, having been
mentioned as a Presidential possibility was
should arise, and blushingly replied: We'll |
never heard of any one refusing nomination
for the Presidency"
An ALBANY PAPER says that Col. Finley Ander
son, formerly of Hancocks staff, would rather
fight than eat and IS able to do some artistic
work at ten PAGES" All of which means that IL
Senator ingalls, wants to live he had better
hurry up that 'retraction."
DIR. Howard CRosBYs youngest son. Nicholas
Evartson Crosby, is n 'corker.' He can speak
Tout and ie .gfn
at Columbia College, and can play the piano the
harmonica and the banjo He recently got
home from years visit to Athens.
A LONDON CORRESPONDENT describes Mrs.
Oscar Wilde rs one of the most charming of
hosts. She entertains her guests in a cream
tinted dining room, of which walls, furniture
and all things are in unison the only color being
in choice bits of glass and china, flowers and
fruit.
CArHARIvE MCDONALD, who died recently in
Philadelphia, was a niece of DIR. Parkman,
whose murder thirty years ago created so much
sensation. She was of misery habits and be-
sides considerable money found in her room,
were bank books with amounts aggregating
about $500 standing TO her credit
THE recent increase in the sale of condensed
milk accrues to the benefit of Mrs Munsill a
widow living in Hartford, Conn. The late Gail
Borden. whose process for condensing milk
daughter, Mrs Munsil Mrs. Munsill lives in
handsome style i'm Hartford. and her income is
extremely large She has several children
One, daughter, was recently married.
Miss ROSE ELIZABETH CLEVELAND Just at pres
ent has absolute control of Miss Reeds school
for young ladies, Miss Reed is spending the
winter in Rome. r. c. kerns. one of Mr.
Blaine's most intimate friends, has taken his
two daughters from Eden nall in Philadelphia
and sent them TO Miss Reeds. Stephen b.
Elkius also has a daughter attending the same
establishment Mr. Elkns' eldest daughter is
&C the. Sacred Heart in Paris with one Of Mr..
Blalne's daughters.