The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-08
PERSONAL.

LUDWIG BARNAY, the German tragedian. was
a brcklayer's apprentice in his boyhood and
was dismissed for incapacity.
Mrs. BLOOMFIELD MOORE intends to found
hospital in Austria, liz which incurable patients
will be experimental on with electricity,
''etherc force" etc
TIE good news comes from the Sandwich
Islands that King Kalakaua is going to settle
down to hard work and become coffee
planter. He finds there is more in it than being
a King.
CONGRESSMAN DINGLEY. of Maine. saws that
during seven years service in the House he has
never seen member drunk This is the first
intimatiun the country has had that Mr.. Dingley
is stone blind.
II Ezekiel e. Smith, of Fayetteville, n. c.
should be confirmed by the Senate as Minister
aud Consul-General to Liberia, the diplomatic
and consular service of this country would at
length have a Smith upon its list name which
does not appear thereon at present.
ANNA KATHARINE GREEN, the author of the
celebrated novel Tine Leavenworth Case il
falo. where she is engaged in writing new de
tective story Her famous book has now
reached a circulation of 100000 copies and still
finds ready sale.
A LETTER received from Robert Garrett
dated at Cairo, states that he and his party
will ascend the Nile as far as Thehes, and. re-
turning by way of Cairo, will cross the Mediter-
ranean to Greece. From there they will 90 To
griddle a la Jay Gould.
O. p McMA1Ns, a crank from New Mexico.
stood on the front pOrtieo of the capitol at
Washington Monday, and fired five shots from a
revolver at the statue OF George Washington.
II New Mexico wants to become State she
must see to il that her sons show more respect
for the Father of His Country.
Col. D. r. ANTHONY quit journalism year
ago, after having nodded public opinion in
Kansas for over quarter or a century and be-
a at farmer
many Kansas newspapers insist that the role of
ClnclnnatIfs does not suit the Colonel, and pre-
sent his name as the Republican candidate for
Governor.
THE Czarewitch's engagement to Princess
Militia of Montenegro is, il is stated, in accord
anee with u resolution of the Car in future the
Tbnir 60 the throne shah marry princess born
in the ISttSAaA Tdrthodbx faith. Hitherto they
have been lebhpffsedA dnfuture the Expresses
must be taken fPom the Processes of Russia,
Servia, RoumaRia Moptensgro or Greece.
LAST WEEK the Hopkins Tramp Club, an as
sociation of undergraduate students of Johns
Hopkins University set out on a tramp toward
New York 10 be gone for several days They
have been taking trips every saturday during
fair weather, sometimes making as much as
forty miles day, but this is the longest jaunt
they have yet attempted. No one is admitted
To membership until he has walked thirty miles
in one day in company with some of the mem.
bers.
QUEEN VICTORIA is having right good time
at Florence, though she is not able TO leave all
the cares of state behind Every day n messen-
ger arrives from London with big box of dis.
patches AMI documents requiring tue royal sig
nature The Queen rises at and breakfasts at
o. after which several hours are invariably da-
voted to business. After early lunch her majesty
takes a drive or walk. almost always attended
by that pattern to sons in law, Prince Henry of
Gutenberg, After dinner there is music. At
bed and sound asleep.