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

PRINCESS LErITfA BoNAPARrE, - says a writer
in the american Register, lis n tall and beauti-
ful woman, ana there is a possibility that she
may become the Queen of Italy have seen it
recently asserted / know not with how much
trCth-that the present crown prince of Italy is
not very strong, aud has not humanity speak
ing, very long lease of life However that
may be, this is sure that some sudden accident
(Which may heaven avert might easily take off
KING llumberj and his son. Then it would be-
that the Prince Amadeo would be the rightful
heir TO the throne of Italy, and his Spouse
would be the queen of Italy"
THE interest taken by possible presidential
candidates in the proceedings of the Chicago
convention recalls an incident during the re.
publican convention Of 1884 in which Senator
EdmundS figured The operator in the Office of
the secretary ui the senate was engaged in re-
ceivng the ballots for President. As he took
them from the wires hc read them aloud to the
score or more OF senators and representatives.
VINO stood around the instrument. The last Of
these ballots announced a victory for Blaine
2Oi votes for Arthur, for Logan, Is for Hawley
for Lincoln and 81 for kdnunds less THIN
half the number cast for him on the first ballot
rs THIS vote was announced, the senator from
Vermont entered unperceWed. knitting his
brows and smiling quilzlcally at those about
him. he said: This inan Edmunds is u h - of a
fellow, isn't hep
As soon as the nomination OF Harrison
reached Wall street Addison Cammack posted
A. III. Coo.nbS over u the floor OF the stock tx
change 90 bet n, 100 TO 500 as many times AS
lac could get takers that Mr. Cleveland would be-
elected. The disposition to close with Mr. Cam.
MACK 5 offer was not worry general at first and
up To "Wednesday or Thursday Coombs was only
able TO invest about $500 ON behalf of his prin.
ctp1L During the time the offer was Omen MIR
Ooombs declared that he had S2S 900 which he
was authorized to place at the terms named
THIS week some of the more enthusiastic repub-
leans have asserted that they are looking for
waRers at the odds offered at first by MIR.
CoOmbS and that they are not able To find than
William Is. DOwd Of Alley, Dowd e 60 SAYS
there is $4,000 OF republican money ready for
production at moments notice II ANYBODY
VIII come forward and take the place which he
claims has been vacated by Mr. Cammack and
his representation.
MARCUS AUREIIus SMITH of Tombstone Ari
was IN town last week, says the New Yorl;
Grdphic Ordinarily no one would supnosa
that man with that name was delegate in
congress from so eXacting territory MS ri
IONA But he is, aud more than that n look ot
him, would serve to convince one that he is iust
the KIND OF parsonage likely to be chosen for
such place by the free and breezy voters of
lnat section or the country. He is over 6 feet
high and hunt in proportion. Hair IA little I'M
kcmpt, musiache running down over his chin
ana collar unique II not careless in his dress,
and with the general air Of "A far western rms tiar
from away back one funny thing about Mar.
ca Aurelius is that he did not want 10 20 10
Congress, but was elected almost in suito of
himself. lie had been chosen as district attor.
ney TOT Cuchlse county about a year before
NOW the constituency Of that delightful spot
has in II very ample sprinkllug of hor.e
thieves, cattle steaers, and men Of similar
pleasent occupations Marcus was an ea.v
going, quiet fellow, and the boys Thought they
would he safe under his Jurisdiction but he bad
hardly got into office before they discovered
their mistake. He made IL terribly warm for
them, and indictments we're piled IN against
the law breakers and the trials pushed right
ahead Something had 10 be done. AMI 40 when
the congressional election came around the bows
just turned in aud sent him 10 congress Then
tney got now man IN the district attorney