The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-12
PERSONAL.

LORD COLIN CAMPDErI., the hero of the sensa-
tional divorce case. is going out to India in the
| autumn 10 practice as barrister In the Bonn
| bay high court.
Coz. GRANTS FAMILY have the manuscripts of
all the Jokes and funny stories expurgated from
the famous memoirs and may possibly make a
| book out OF them.
ARcHDuKE JOSEPH of Austria is following up
bis Grammar of the Gypsy Language with q
| Dictionary" 1t is anticipated that the work
| will extend TO over 1000 pages.
PaoF. L. d. VENTURA of Boston, well known
| as a public reader and teacher of Italian
| and French, has been called to the chair of phi
| lology in the university of Athens Greece.
| Col. FIX of the Belgian army has been made
| a major general, and Is the first Jew to reach
| that rank In Belgium. IL is due 10 the friend
I ship of the Catholic ministry that he is so well
| fixed.
| CYRUS H. MCCORMICK is the youngest million
aire in Chicago. He is only 20 and is at the
| bead of the extensive reaper mandatory
| founded by his father. He is unmarried and
| has a fortune of S4,00O,0o0.
| GEN BoUIANaER has had his hair cut short,
| and now brushes it up in military fashion. As
| long as he was the idol of the masses he wore
| his hair long daube9 it heavily with pomsde,
and parted it in the middle.
HADJI HossEIM KouId KHAN MoHAxEp Ell
VEsARI Is the name of the new Persian minister
| to this country. Autograph hends Will have to
get digger blank books If they wish to preserve
souvenir of this great man.
REV. y. T.. HoPwoop has been presented by
his relative, Lord Derby, with che syctorship OF
the parish church at Bury. IL is worth 81, 500
Eer annum, and is the richest ecclesiastical
plum in all England. Several bishops receive
far lower salary.
REV. DIR. DORCHESTER, the eminent temper
ance advocate, thas been invited To taks a con
splcuous part in the International temperance
conference that is to be held In connection with
l. fho cant Pu NAL CelahratiOn Mt MnlDOurna
tralia, in November.
LoHD HEADIEY, on his return from command
ing his regiment OF militia during its training
In the county OF Kerry, Ireland, left Plymouth
ip the yacht Heatherben for cruise to Ma
dsira. This is the Irish peer recently described
by the cable correspondent OF the New York
Sun az being completely destitute and forced
to sleep on benches in public parks as he had
not money enough to pay for trsmp's bed"
Miss MARY ANDERSON Is much ANNOYED bv
1.-THE pestllential nulsances who writ. for auto
graphs, but has now bit upon tn effective plan
for dealing with them. She hashad specimen
OF her writing autographed, and her manager
printed card saying: Miss Anderson desires me
10 inclose YOU her autograph, as yon request,
with her compliments aud 70 soy how sorry she
Is that the matter had not had her attention ere
this"
STUART CUMBERLAND, the mind reader, accord
ing to story going the rounds, Is supposed TO
be In some way related 70 royalty. Some PEG
plo can account in no other way for his hobIob
bling and dining with princes, kings and on.
perors. The people who retail the story wos-
per darby OF the young mans Relationship to
the late king Of Hanover, who was duke OF
Cumberland, and that that unfortunate mon
arch was in some way connected with lady
who was lineal descendant of one of the
Stuarts. stuart Cumberland" is merely nom
de gnerre, adopted to aid an obscure youth in
the eight for tAe notoriety or distinction he has
somehow gained. His reallname is Garner, and
his father was smell apd highly respectable
tradesman at Oxford Eng.