The morning news., 1888-11-26
PERSONA.

SPEAKER CARLISLE has written that he will
not go TO Washington until Dec /, the Saturday
before Congress meets.
The Duke of Neragna, lineal descendant of
Columbus: makes fortune as u breeder of
bulls for the Madrid arena.
Count Won WALDERsEE. saws Henry Labou-
chere, viii be the &c facto ruler of the German
empire in conjunction with the kaiser before
another year mas passed.
THE statue of James A. Garfield to be placed
in Lal1eview cemetery, Cleveland, will be of
marble, of heroic size, and will represent him
in he act of addressing congress. 1t is to be
completed and unveiled in June next.
SIR Z. CECIL GUINNESS of London Stout
fame. recently purchased Savernake, the au-
cestral seat or the rowdy Marquis of Ailesbury,
for S3,5OoOOl. This is the largest real estate
transaction Tor many years In England
Mr. BEATTY KINGSTON of the London Tele-
grdDh was the journalist who succeeded in
interviewing the Pope. He is a personal
friend of Bismarck and has been guest of
the German Chancellor on several occasions
SAMUEL ANGEL of Dubuque is far from being
all that his name implies He has had play
full habit of scattering broken glass, gravel
stones and the like objects over the floor and
and then making his wife dance a iig in her
bare feet, but she died the other day and the
lonely Samuel has gone to jail
MISS LAvINIA SHANNON, the young southern
actress, who recently made her debut in Wash
ngton and is to star in Lady Audley's Secret
is cousin of the Earl of Dunraven and a
grandniece of the last Marquis of Thomond
her uncle married the daughter OF President
zachary Taylor. Such a pedigree will doubt
less insure success ON the stage, even without
the adyentitious aid Of talent or a Partisan
wardrobe
REV. THOMAS WAKEFIELD, president of the
General Assembly of the United Methodist Free
Churches and one OF the distinguished mission
aries of the present day, Is some 90 years of
age, OF medium hight, with a thick-set, wellde-
veloped frame. His hair is OF grayish tinge,
and but sparsely covers a massive AMI we'll
formed head, while his face is bronzed with the
exposure OF quarter OF q century to the rays
OF an East African sun.
PAUL BoURGErs remark that mo man is a
judge of the qualities by which another man
pleases the women is aptly applied to Prado,
tae French criminal. who is described by one
who was near him for about an hour in the
court as man Of the vulgarest possible aspect,
who reveals alike in voice and feature the low
est type of blackguardsm, yet he did not find
10 at all difficult to marry TO ruin, and to cut the
throats OF young, and in every case, beautiful
women.
THE day Chief Justice Fuller took the oath Of
Office says the Washington Post, his voice was
low and tremulous His hand shook in so
marked manner that had he not committed
the brief formula OF the oath To memory he
could not have read 1t. He showed distinct
signs OF nervousness and self-consciousness for
several days after he entered upon his duties.
All OF this however, has passed away. His
FSISV 70 ~" iVuueI IMAM tlhtt VI uny oI tne
Justices. Every word can be perfectly heard
Throughout the court room, and his self posses
sion is as assured as though he had held his
Office five years, instead Of five weeks His ut
terances differ greatly from these of his asso-
ciates. Justice Miller speaks in round. low
tones; Justice Bradleys voice is incisve and
thin; Justice Blatchford's tones are mufied and
can be heard but short distance away: Justice
Field speaks very deliberately and with a faint
attempt at elocution: an assertive, aggressive
tone marks the voice Of Justice Gray, and Jus
tees Harlan, and Lamar adopt the conversa-
tional method.