The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-30
PERSONAL.

JAMES F. ENGLE, the democratic candidate for
governor of Arkansas, is plain farmer, as his
father was before him. At % he was a soldier
in the ranks, and rose to be lieutenant Colonel
At - he was working to reclaim his Arkansas
farm, and five years later he went to college
His political life dates from the time he had
reached 40, when he was elected to the legisa
ture.
WALT WHITMAN has frightened up sufficiently
TO attempt something in the way of revision on
his book, November BOughs, - but his friends
regard the Improvement as but temporary. lie
said TO friend on Sunday: There has been a
sort of mist about my head for a long time
but it has cleared away" oh, the mist The
mist INTO which we one after the other disap-
pear to be seen no more by earthly eyes
ONE of the qlIeer characters of Hartford has
disappeared IN the death of Mrs. Leonard
Church. She was one of the richest women in
the State, and at the same time one of the most
parsimOniouS women in the country The one
diversion She INDUCED in besides church going
was to attend the races ut Charter oak Park
In her autlquated carriage, the like of which
was never seen outside Of the rural districts
Her estate is worth at least a million.
THEODORE HALLAM of Covington, Ky, the
bright young lawyer who held a commission as
Mister on Gov. Proctor Knots staff, recently
met the pOmpOus Judge llOgg of West Virginia
and resolved to take hun down peg He had
his chance when HogG asked him whether he
had ever read "fiallams Commentaries. - "Oh,
yes, said Hallam, II wrote them" Then
= L.
Yes. said Hallam; "and may ask whether
yon are the original hogf'
GEN CLINTON b FISK told an interviewer at
Chicago that The republican temperance resoll-
ton before Its adoption was submitted to Sheri
ian SHOOK, the New Ork brewer. why. q
course. put that in" said Shook; that will
answer the purpose, and It isn't half as strong
temperance plank rs we brewers adopted
That $ only little Catuip tea for the republican
party; we do not object TO it," And now, p"
added Gen. Fisk, in the east, when fellow In
vites another 10 take something, he says Let's
take some catnip tea"
The king OF Denmark will celebrate the
twenty ttfth anniversary " his reign Nov. 10,
next Recently he learned that a subscription
was being promoted among all classes of Danes
nulent"s voientes - present to him mag
nlicent JUBILEE g1tt in the SHAPE of a country
seat ia JutlJud. lie has written ! letter in
which he states hat when he looks upon the
cy,etiug economical conditions of Denmark and
r"eS The nard struggle Tor existence which his
people are carrying ON. he feels obliged in con
s.eAce 10 refuse to accept any gift so costly
ARCHIBALD CiAvEniNG Gt'srEH. swho wrote
Mr. Harne-, n Nrw York. and "llr Potter ~
texas, D. either Texan or has relatives there
one OF them HI- been IN Washington recently
looking after interests 10 the land Office Hs
name is also Gunter he was stopping NJ one
N fue down 'awn hotels ExC1ngr-ssnan
Iuhl"r ~ Arkansas b. a cousin NJ his. The
Irhiu owns with bis partner a huge slice Of
green nHril up Boo tho panhandle ~ Texas con.
tanning DAB jon arres well wA'ered ana fertile
D. De- worth uuF 81 ~ so an acre. and within
I've year. lts aSArrs claim chat the Increase ~
population NlII make a. worth double a. present
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