The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-18
PERSONAL.

ULYSSES S. GRANT, JR-, is Vice President Of
the Cosmopolitan Magazine Company.
j. PrERPoNr MORGAN, managing partner of
DreXel, No gan & Co, New York. sails for
Europe in few days.
Henry LABoUCHERE has been making fun of
Prince Albert Nictors skating. He compares
him to Pickwick S friend, Mr.. Winkle on the ice
Mrs. CLEVELAND has a great fondness for dia-
mOnds. II i, said thai her collection is already
worth $4,000, and she is constantly adding to it,
SENATOR INGALLS, is a graduate of Williams
c liege. Ii IS said he made such fiery speech
on graduation that his diploma was withheld
for some time.
ARCHBISHOP BENSON, of Canterbury says that
one OF the greatest evils by which the English
working classes are afflicted is the custom of
early marriages
SENATOR PALMER, of Michigan has the repu.
tatiOn of being the finest hnguist IN the upprr
house OF Con yress He can make a speech in
English, French or Spanish.
ST LOUIS will erect q Grant monument as
soon as site has been determined upon. The
statue, which is now finished, is feet inches
high, and will be placed on a 9-foot pedestal
SIR MoRELL MACKENZIE is friendly to report
erS, in which respect as well others ne differs
from bis colleague, DR.. Bersmaun. who, when
recently approached by would-be interviewer,
said abruptly, Get out or l IL have you ar
rested"
Of coming to want. II her husband should die
she would have an income Of $4,000 per anunm
and palace to live in, besides the large sum
she may expect to inherit from her mother,
Queen Victoria,
HoRAcy BUSHNELL PATTON, who is a graduate
of Amherst College, has recently achieved a
great honor in being made Associate Professor
Of Mincralogy at the University of Heidelberg
lie is a son of the President of Howard Univer-
sitY in Washington
q sort Of transCendental Anarchist, opposed to
government. Taxes he especially disbelieved
In and for n time pcrsisteutly refused to nav
ANY. He was once imprisoned for non. payment
OF taxes, and owed hlS release. 10 Mr.. Samuel
Hoar, father of the present Senator, who paid
them for him.
Mr. BIoRNsrJERVE DToRNSoN has been or.
ganizing in Norway q popular crusade against
the Mormon emsSares who are seeking their
prey there. He Is an uncomplomising foe Of
Russian tyranny and thinks that America Eng
land and Scandinavia ought TO form grand
federation 20 protect the civilized world
from the encroaching waves of Russian bar
barism.
JOSEPH WILLARD, proprietor of Wizards Ho-
tel, Washington, is worth Si3.0OO.OOO, and HIS
two brothers ara not far behind him in wealth.
They were orce porters in a hotel that stood on
the site Of their present hostelry, and opinion
is divided as TO whether they owe their rise in
fortune o this circumstance or TO the fact that
they have suce kept bar that was patrOnized
by Congressman.
The Germans of Birmingham, Ala. have dis.
covered that thu President aud q prominent
member OF their society are narchistS or So
cAliStS. 20 meeting Of the society resolutions
were presented mourniag the death of the Elm.
PerOr William Yhen President Lesser and Prof
Leon Landsberg denounced the late Emperor as
an enemy of the German Socialists The reso-
luto2s were however, passed, and Lesser re
signed as President. 1Ae Two socialists are
Russians by birth.