The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-17
PERSONAL

ENPERoR WILLIAM is 10 pay visit to England
toward the end OF June.
Mrs JOIN W. MAcxAY. stated with European
society, is about to return to America
TIE death is announced from Paris Of the
Marquis del Grillio the husband Of Adelaide
RstOri-
JESSE sELGMAs Of New York has received a
cable draft from iron Hrsh for 1900, 900
francs for the Hebrew relief fund.
Mas. ASHTON dixie is going to marry Mr..
Russell Cooke, a son Of the police magistrate.
The marriage viii take place IN September.
THERE is talk OF a new bar association in New
York OF the 5000 lawyers in that city John d.
Townsend says that only about go are enrolled
In the present association.
JOIN MoMAHoS, once a partner of Flood, Fair
Msckey in San Francisco after losing several
fortunes, is now attempting to make another
one In the coal fields of Idaho
Cot L. E. CHITrESDES. who was register of
the United States treasury during the civil war,
has composed an interesting volume OF 'Remi-
niscences of President Lincoln"
FREDERICK vILLIERs. the London CORE
spondent, was dined by the Lotos Club Of New
York Saturday night, and afterward enter
tanned his hosts with lecture.
THE New York Continent is authority for the
statement that ex-Congressman Floyd King
threatens to grow a beard in order not to be
mistaken for Napoleon Bonaparte.
Col CHARLES H. JONES of the st. Louis Re
public will deliger an address on THE South
and Its Problems" before the Nineteenth Cent
ury Club. New York, at the metropolitan Opera
House this evening.
Mas. HANNAH C. Paul, wife of James W. Paul,
the well-known Philadelphia lawyer, died on
Thursday in her 10th year. One Of her sisters
married Admiral Dahlgreen and another was
Mrs S. Abbott Lawrence of Boston.
THOMAS LocKvEN. one of Commodore Wander
bits old time steamboat managers. was re-
ported Saturday to be at the point of death at
his home in Stroudsburg, Pa, H was the
father OF Joseph Jeffersou's first wife.
TIE GRAVE of Lincola's mother is on a hill
near the village of Lincoln, Spencer county.
Ind. 1t is marked by plain marble slab about
four feet high. resting a stone base. The
stone was erected by Glenn Studebaker of
South Bend. Ind.
JUDGE r. r. NELSON, of the United States
court for the district of Minnesota, is inclined
to doubt the efficacy Of the new law for the
relief OF the supreme court. He thinks that
the act will have the effect of making the
supreme court merely criminal court of ap-
pealS.
PRESIDENT MILLER, Of the Nicaragua Canal
Construction Company, has sailed for Near
aqua. He is accompanied by Gen. Sickles, Gen.
butter1eld, Lieut.. Guy Howard, who has been
sent by the secretary of war Mai. button, OF
the geological survey, and two British en-
gineers.
EX-SENATOR GEORGE NJ. CHMcoTT of Colorado,
who died at st. Louis Saturday, was a native of
Huntington county, Pa, and 60 years of age.
He was appointed to the United States Senate
in April, 1892. to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Mr.. Teller upon his entrance into
Mir. Garfield's cabinet.
LADY TENNYsoN, who is known to be an ex-
cellent amateur musician, is about to make her
first appearance as a composer. She has at
various times during the past quarter of a cen
tury written melodies to no fewer than fifteen
Of the poet laureates hitherto unpublished
poems They will soon be heard at a concert in
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