The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-16
PERSONAL.

WILLIAM O'BRIEN has injected the term
! bloody shirt into English politics. He used
| it against the British governments cry of crime
| in Ireland as justification of coercion.
SIMON BOLIVAR BUcKNER, governor of Ken
! lucky, is candidate for United States senator
| to succeed Joe Blackburn, and is said 10 have
| the backing ofthe democratic state committee.
II HAVE never been IN a hurry; | have always
| taken plenty of exercise; have always tried
! to be cheerful, and | have alwas taken all the
| sleep that needed These were the rules Of
health followed by the late Rev. James Free
man Clarke, and he outlived and outworked
most of those who began life with him.
JUDGE ELIAS Smith died recently in Salt Lake
| city, Utah. He left two widows, five sons and
! seven DAUGHTERS. He had buried three sons
aud one daughter He was first cousin to
| Joseph Smith. the Mormon prophet, was Pro
bate judge of Salt Lake county from 1852 to 1881
| and was for many years editor of the Desert
| NelcS. He was born in 1904.
HERR TIszA. the Austrian prime minister
| dresses in such poor taste that his tailor re-
| Gently put an article in the newspapers saying
that he was not responsible for the premier S
lack of style. Tis2a is tall lean man, with
strong features, bright eyes and long white
beard He is said to look like AN aged
Mephistopheles." TiSza is not great orator,
but is an untiring worker and a man of wonder
full versatility.
A ST. PETERsBuRG correspondent of the Lon
don Standard writes: IL is reported that a
marriage is being arranged between the czare
witch and one Of Emperor Williams sisters.
Gen. Won Pore, during his mission here
preached the subject 70 the car, who gave his
entire approval. Prince Bismarck is in favor Of
such a match. and this was his main reason for
opposing the Battenburg Victoria match, which
would have rendered impossible match be-
tween Victoria sister and the c2areyitch.
HERBERT WARD, the explorer of whom much
is now heard in connection with Mr. Stanley, is
q nephew of Mr. Rowland Ward. the naturalist
1t Is told that ono morning, when Mr.. Stanley
was preparing for his expedition, Mr. Ward
called at the explorers rooms and asked TO see
him. lie was lucky, and obtained an audience
What is your buslneSs:' asked Mr. Stanl,y
looking tue young fellow down with his pene-
trating eye. II want a billet. Can you give
me oues' 'What. 10 accompany mes" Ger
family where are your credentialsW "Nel,
] have Just come back from British Borueo
whore was exploring Mr.. Stanley spoke a
few words in Malay and Mr. Ward replied in
the same language Pleased with the young
fellow readiness, and liking his looks, Mr.
Stanley gave him his chance and engaged him.
TuE death OF Lieutenant Commander George
W. Totem. executive officer Of the United state.
steamer IulapoOsa, Ut Moutevideo. Uruguay
ou May y, was shock TO his brother officers
anu his family. he was promising officer
ana stood hl-h iu the estimation Of bis fellows
for his good Judgment skin and tact lie was
only 81 years ~ age. but had had more expert
euce than many other, OF his age. The alice.
tuu FOR linn was atteste1 by the unusual rc-
speCt shown To- an officer OF his rank, A. hls
fuueihi was not only az .eudel by Rear Admiral
Bralnc and his star aud the officers ~ the Alll.
hucr. but by tie officers ~ the Brazilian war
vessels in the hafbur aud OF the Spanish gun.
boat lnianta Isabel tho United States consul.
tive residents Of the American aud English col.
nnes. llH body was PLACED In @ yallt la the
English cemetery af MoateYideo. until such
tAls 10 u eau " wrought home " hls rc4atlYes.