Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-26
PUBLIC PEOPLE.

Geraldine Ulmar was thrown from her horse
In Rotten Row, London, Saturday. 1t is ex-
pected that she will be confined to her room
for a week.
Turkey, seems to have made himself quite as
solid at the sublime porte as his genial prede-
cessor. banquet in his honor was given at
the Yildiz Kiosk on Friday evening.
Since the marriage of his daughter, Gen.
Boulanger has shown symptoms of melancholia
He is no longer careful about his attire. and
his friends are worried about him.
Lord Tennysons family have given up the
idea of taking the poet to the South of France
for the winter, and he has been moved back to
the Isle of Wight. He is still very i'll, but it is
hoped the dangerous relapses are past.
Walt Whitman is again i'll with heavy cold
and very feeble. He is unable to finish his
new book. November Boughs.''
The illness which Frustrated ex-senator
Rollins at Boston the other day was due to
heart trouble and not apoplexy Mr.. Rollins
remained unconscious all Friday night, and
was not fully restored at noon Saturday. His
physicians think he will recover
Gounod. the French composer. is said to be
again suffering with his head and may have to
be sent to an asylum once more.
Although John Bright has been i'll almost to
death, he insists on having the newspapers
every day, despite his doctors, and upon read
ing all that they say about his illness. II they
declare him to be worse than he really is he
flies into violent rage, and in order to keep
him pacified his doctors are obliged to make
their bulletins as mild as possible.
Andrew Carnegie declines for the present to
deliver a lecture before the Gladstone-Parnell
club of Pittsburg on British politics, but
authorizes the club to put his name down on
its subscription lists ''for as much as any other
one subscribes."
The clamor against Sir Charles Warren,
which caused him to resign as chief of the Lon
don police. does not seem to have prejudiced
him with the queen, as he has been offered the
command of the brigade at Aldershot.
Baron Won Roeder. the son-in-law of Law
renee Barrett, has been in Boston for short
visit. He has been entertained by many of Mr..
Barrett's friends and has been greatly liked
The emperor of Brazil's three little grand
sons edit the anti-slavery journal called the
Imperial Mail The ages of the prlncely Jour-
nallsts are twelve, ten and seven.
The emperor of Germany sleeps. as did his
grandfather, on an iron camp bed. He is sub
ject to insomnia, and often walks his room
nearly the entire night.
p. I. Barnum announces that he is out of the
circus business for good.
Sir" said Mr.. Shaw. the foremost editor of
Nottingham, to MIR. Gladstone the other day,
Il have attended all your great demonstrations
and listened to all your speeches for the last
fifteen years" ''Then, replied Mr.. Gladstone,
''you deserve my sincerest pity"
The rumor that there had been a serious dis
agreement between Amelie Rives-Chanler and
her husband is denied
Carl Schurz and his children arrived in New
York Saturday from Germany on the Hammo-
mia.
Commodore Cicero Price, father-in-law of
the Duchess OF Marlborough, died in Troy, N
u, Saturday night aged eighty-three years.