Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-03
Personal.

THE Prince Of Wales favorite pet is big
white EsQlmau sledge-hound, given to him
by the Emperor Of Russia,
IL spite Of Blaine's $4,000 majority in Penn
sylvania. a new town IN Franklin county, OF
that state, has been christened Clevelands-
vile.
COUNTESS HELEN BISMARCK, cousin Of
Princess Bismarck. will marry an English
member of Parliament shortly before Christ
mas. The NJ. P. 5 name Is Wilfred Crlpps.
MRS. cor. LOwNER, wife of the command
ant al Fort Totten. is considered the best shot
in all DaEota. She kills prairie chickens by
the bushel, and is a sure shot for deer every
time.
ASA B. HUTCHINSON, the youngest surviving
member of the celebrated family OF singers,
died at Hutchinson, Mimi, last week at lne
age of 81. He had been forty years III cOhcerg
lie in this country and Europe and founded
the town IN which he died.
PosTIN GOsHURoN TAKAHAsHI, the Post
master oil Yokohama, Japan, mas arrived at
New York. He has been on tour OF
the principal cities Of Europe inspecting
their mail service The object of his visit IS
to improve the mail service of Japan
SENATOR CoNGER, of Michigan has the rep
utati0n at home of being q very fortunate pol
ltician. and it is, therefore, regarded as GER
tain that Mr.. Arthur will give him the soft
judicial seat on the bench of the District OF
Columbia supreme Court, which he Is now
seeking.
CONSTANTINE Won kOTzEBUE, a descendant
OF the murdered playwright, August Won
Kotzebue. and nephew of the former Governor
General of Warsaw, hitherto an amateur per
former la private theatrcals, has, after a
long course Of study, developed into q very
promising tenor.
THE great religious Judge of Mecca, Chere-
feddin Eaendi, Is dead. The post OF Grand
Judge OF Mecca ls one of the highest in the
Mussulman magistracy-neXt, indeed to that
greater Judgment to which all Mussulmans
deyouly believe Mr.. Cherefeddin has adj
jOurned his court.
EMPEROR WILLIAM, of Prussia, the Gro Sn
Prince and the Princes William and Henry,
have recently sat for photographs, the object
being to present to their royal friends series
of portraits Of all the male HOhenzollerns.
The photograph Of the aged Emperor Is
specially intere ting from the fact that 1t Is
the fret ever taken of him from life in his
study. the interior of which, including the
| historical writing desk in the corner room,
lends an additional charm to the picture.
SCHOPENHAUER, the German pesslmist, was
asked one day TO dinner by a gentleman VINO
had also invited number Of Prussian officers.
said one of the officers to SchOpenhauer:
! ''Why do you put a frederic under your
| plateg" Il have made VOW" replied the
| philosopher, ito give this piece of money to
! beggar the very first time dine with the
military without hearing talk about women
! and horses. 1t is 50 years since | made this
vow, bnt have not yet been called upon 10
bestOw my frederic in aims
PERUGINI, the American tenor, made hit
at hi= appearance in Paris with Sembrich in
III Barbiere" He has, says the correspondent
Of London Truth, a sweet voice and tall.
elegant figure. He Is about 20. if so much, and
a de5utdHt. In the first act his nervousness
was apparent; but in the second aud third nc
was master of his voice and part, and vocal
lied with ease and brillancy. Whether she
was acting or in earnest, sembrch appeared
to delight IN his society. she was quite Justl-
/ ned in blowing Bisses to such handsome
count Almaylva"