The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-12

Bronson HOWARD wanted to call his new mill
airy melodrama 81 5,' but as this title was
4lrea V copyrighted for another piece, he settled
n Shenandoah"
ouatry lis of Thee J, received letter from
ohn c. Whittier and poem from Oliver " Gu
ell Holmes on his S0th birthday anniversary.
THE Car Of Russia's greatest sorrow over
ne recent railroad accident, in which he nearly
9st Gs life, is caused by the fact that his favor
e dog, a gigantic Siberian bloodhound, was
illled.
THE beautiful Countess Of Dudley has insured
Ter life for $4,000 for the benefit of her
ounger children. This is the lady who set the
ashton in england Of sleeping between black
,l6 sheets.
The FACT that William D. Howells the novel
st, -pells in English fashion has always caused
comment from Americans. "fionour, par
)ur' etc, are to be found in the Bos oniau's
works The explanation is that he has his works
,et up in Great Britain in order to secure En-
iish copyright
Mas HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE has made the
most remarkable recovery her physicians have
yer witnessed. When she left Sag Harbor 1t
WAS believed that she could not live 10 reach
la tford. Now, however, she is better than she
Is been for some years, and is able to walk
NTH the aid of cane.
Miss BLANCHE DAVENPORT, sister OF Fanny
Oavenport,'is singer who gave much promise
II success till her vocal chords were suddenly
affected some years ago. The mild climate OF
Italy has restored her voice almost completely.
ami she is to sing in Parts this winter and posi-
oily in America next season.
THE INFANrA EULALIA wife of Prince Antonio
Montpenser. has given birth to a son, to whom
the Spanish government has granted the rank
# lufanta OF Spain. The youngSter shows
complete indifference to this honor, and fears
are entertained that he does not realize the
necessity for punctous politeneSs which
always confronts Spanish grandee.
J. L. TooLE, Engand's representative come
dian, is the recipient of universal sympathy
over the affection which has quite Frustrated
him. HIS only daughter, Florence. aged ~
titul talented girl and q promising actresa Har
,rotbsr died i've years ago, and now the old
couple are left quite alone In the world
IT is STATED that TIE late Count Alexander
Adierberg. the trusted friend aud adviser Of
Car Alexander IL, has left memoirs destined
for publication. A seal has been placed on. his
study IN the Winter palace, as important docu-
ments exist among his papers. 1t is understood
that the government intends to appoint com.
mission which will have tie power TO sift the
memoirs and prepare them for publication.
The verses of Victor Hugo. collectively called
The Ocean, are, II is supposed not specially
impor ant scraps, as they were written during
the course OF his long life at occasional mo.
ments not only In note books, but ON old bits of
paper, old envelopes, prospectus backs, etc, all
OF which he carefully preserved. This miscel.
leneous heap OF odes and strophes. OF epic and
chanson. and versiclc sometimes OF two rhym-
ing words only, as "Eloa" and boa, will make
a very strange volume.
The late DR.. j. Hostetter of Pittsburg, Pa,
who died in New York on tuesday, was a pecul.
iar.looking man lie wits abnofmally short,
w.tl a large head and long white beard. He was
n brilliant tin tncier and owed his prosperity
rot 10 chance but his own good Judgment. he
will he a great loss to pittshurg. The poor
whisky which was favored in bis ime, and sod
for medicine in prOGioition as r.cts, will CO.,
tinue TO DO staple article Tor many years.
"a car ffN "A ma ~ Nrh
people can get drunk on is pretty certain TO die
rich.