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

Mrs. J. G. BELD, of Newbell, Miss, has pre-
scented to the city of Baltimore, Md, a tame
deer named Grover Cleveland.
Ross THOMPSON, son of a Washington banker.
has invented au electric carriage lamp and the
effect is SO remarkable that it is likely to be
generally adopted.
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS who are booming
the Governor of that State for the Presidency
have assumed Beaver hats as the emblems of
their political hopes
GEN. GREEDY, Chief of the Weather Bureau.
is back at his post in Washington. He will now
devote his energies to keeping the untamed
month of March as quiet as possible.
JOHN S GREGG, of Wilmington. Del, a few
days ago blew such blast upon his bugle- horn
that the effort produced a rupture of the stom-
ach in an acute form, and he died with the as
sistance of four doctors.
CYRUS f. DALL1N, Boston sculptor. has lust
completed a bust of James Russell Lowell
which is much admired for its truth and power
There is no other bust OF Lowell in existence
excepting one made by Story in 1854.
CONGRESSMAN W. L. SCOTT, the millionaire
boss of the Pennsylvania Democracy, and prime
minister of the Presidents kitchen cabinet
lunches on piece of pie and glass of beer
and tips the waiter with the remnant of the
quarter.
GEN JOSEPH b. CARR. of Troy, n. Y, is a
chain manufacturer. There are those who say
that chain OF circumstances may lead to his
can ticket. The most important link in that
chain is the nomination of a Western man for
President.
GEN PAYNE gave a dinner Sunday night TO his
guest, Gov Lee, of Virginia. Those present
We're Representative Lee, Hon. John tfoode
Hon j. Randolph Tucker. Col. John s. Mosby,
Gen. Eppa Hunton, Gen. Beverly Robertson
Senator Butler, Mr.. Russell Landale and MIR.
Arthur Payne. Gov. Lee attended the funeral
of Mr. Corcoran Monday and left for his home
az p. m,
john N. LANGsroN was over in New York
lately from his home in Virginia. He is a man
who will be noticeable wherever he goes. He
used to he Minister TO Hayti, and was one of the
eminent that ever came back TO us without hay
ing some quarrel or scandal connected with his
recall. Ever since the war Langston has been a
power with the people of his race in the Atlantic.
coast States. In not so wide a way he has exer-
cised something of the influence that exc Con
gresham Lynch, of Mississippi, does among his
brethren in the cotton belt.
Col. SAMUEL ]. TILDES, JR., was in New York
last week looking after that trouble about his
dead unules will. Rather a good looking. brave
faced fellow of 80 to 50 years of age, full of life
that ought to have goodly share of the hoard
that the old statesman left behind HIM. As far
as appears on the surface of the papers, Sam and
the other heirs except Henry Tilden have no
interest In the contest to overturn the will. Yet
every one knows that all the Tilden heirs are be
hind Henry, who, by starting the contest, has
forfeited, under the conditions of the will his
share In the property. II he wins OF course ali
the family will come In for their share, himself
included, and they will all chip in for the ex-
penseS. IL he loses Col sam and the others will
make up TO Henry the $3.50, goo he has forfeited.