Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-18

IT is said that John \. Logan has made a
vow never to trim his mOustache or cut his
hair until he is elected wee PRESIDENT.
GEN. Fremont administered an oath TO his
men, when famine stricken on the great
American Desert, to die rather than 10 COM
NIT cannlballsm.
QUEEN VICTORIA has had the sacred flag
blessed bv the Mahdi and presented TO her.
reIegated to the attic, because II Is 50 dirty
and smelled so badly.
JOE MULHATTAN "reckons' he will be count
ed out. This sounds so suspic Ously Ike the
truth that the Buffalo ESpress fears that Jce
is in bad health.
IT was reported in New York Thursday. &C
cording 10 the Boston Post, that secretary
Frelinghuysen and every male member OF his
family had voted for Cleveland.
Mrs. SENATOR VANCE has met with a pain
ful bereavement. She was 10
Louisville 70 the bedside Of q sick sister, who
died before she could reach her.
Miss EMMA LARSON and her young sister,
who rode on horseback from their home III
Wisconsin 10 san Francisco, made the journey
in safety without being once molested.
GEN.LEw WALLACE, an ardent Republican,
ssvs he will never accept another government
office. The Generals head Is extremely level
He viii not have q chance, Tor four years az
least.
TIE Queen Of ROumania was present at the
Stockholm theatre recently, at the nrst per
Torrance Of H~allstrRm,s opera, "Neaga,
the HyrettO Of which is from her own pen.
The opera is founded on 4 Roumanlan legend.
IL one of the fashionable residences of
Washington there Is q beautiful pencil sketch
Of a sleeping baby, taken from life, by Miss
Gabrielle Greeley. the youngesl uaugnIeF q
Horace Greeley. Miss Greeley has decided
artistic talent.
SuANDA SINGH. a blind student Of St. STE
phen's College. Delhi, is a prodigy. He can
not read or write. but possesses such a strong
memory as TO be able TO repeat all MS text
books. English. Persian or Urdu, Dy rote, ana
to work out sums in arithmetic with remark
able rapidlty.
THE Maruuise de ChambrEn, who has re-
sided in Washington for 90 many years, and
who is deeply attached to the country that
shows such marked reverence for her grand
father. General Lafayette, VIII spend the
coming winter in Paris. accompanied by her
daughter. Nile. Herche de Chambrun.
TIE attention Of the French Government
has been draT TO the case OF GomeZ. VINO,
for % years, has been IN penal servltude Iof
the attempt. IN concert Win OTsinl. HleTl
and Rudio, on the life Of Louis Napoleon. Or
sini and RudiO were execute, Gomez was
condemned to penal servitude for life. and
Pieri had his death sentence committed.
JULES FERRY. the French Prime Minister.
Is something Of a sportsman. but Lot much OF
a snot. During the Presidentialshootlng over
the RambOuiIlet preserves, two OF the bcaters
were hit By him. one received a rev score
pellets in the calf OF bis leg, and the other
was hit in the thumb The Presidential
salve applied. according 10 a local paper, con-
sisted Of % fancs and 20 francs to the men re-
spectively.
THE interesting question whether Prince
Bismarck drinks more beer than wine has
been settled By two Prussians residing IN
Warsaw, who staked 100 roubles each, ana, IN
order 10 settle their difference addressed the
Iron Chancellor on the -ubject. They receiv-
ed the following reply from the Princes sec
rotary: His Highness directs me TO inform
YOU that you are both IN the right, inasmuch
as he Is equally fond OF good wine and good
beer, and. with the exception OF sick days.
partakes OF the one as well as the other