The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-23
PERSONAL

EMILE ZoLA is one year tais side of So Short
as to sta ure, thickset as to build aud parched
as to face, he wears eyeglasses an a painfully
sheepish expression before strangers
MR.. FEssENDEN of the republican national
committee, is steadily recovering from his la e
accident Mr. Wanamaker's yacht, but will
Ii ely be confined to his bed fortnight longer
A SAN FRANCISCO PAPER has kept a record of
the dltorials of the American press on the
Terry Maggie matter, and it shows only three
eXureSS!1ns of doubt as to the proprioty of the
killing.
EUGENE SEMPLE, who was appointed governor
of Washington Territory by Mr. Cleveland in
April, 1887, aud displac d by Mr. Harrison In
1889, Is the democratic nominee for governor of
the new state.
AUGUSTINE DAILY is back from Europe with a
lot of new plays, which he will soon give to the
pub ic. He will take his company to London
next summer and will appear at Irvng's Ly-
ceum he ter in June an July.
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD will deliver two lectures
at Harvard, one on THE Upanisbads or Nun
tial Ire !tis1s OF the Hindoos,' and the other on
The haha arata, th5 Great Epic P lem f
India" with original TRANSACTIONS of certain
portions.
A MONUMENT has been erected over the grave
of Adolf Won Schlagintweit, the famous trav-
eler and savant who was murdered by China
men near kaschgar, Central Asia. 1t is in the
form of large stone pyramid, surmounted by
a heavy plain iron cross The Russian govern
government gave the ground.
THE SHAH made bad break at Vienna After
the first state dinner he suddenly started from
his seat at the table and rushed out of the room,
and tie ArchducheSS Elizabeth. who repre-
sented tie empress, had literally to chase him in
order at they might enter the saloon together
at the head of the guests. On another occa-
sion he kept the Austrian emperor waiting
twenty minutes.
IN the Blaine family now are represented
quite variety of ''isms." The senior Blaines
attend the Congregational church when at Au
gusta; Mrs. Col. Coppnger is devout Roman
Cat olic Walker is as mucn of a Unitarian as
anything; Emmons neutral; young James mar
RED a Catholic; Margaret at one time was Sus-
pected of leaning towards Rome; Hattie was
confirmed last year in tue Episcopal church.
Col. WILLIAM NJ. FULLER, of Perryopolis, Pa,
bears a striking reSemOla zee to ex-PreSident
Cleveland. He has often been followed by
crowds in tulS city VINO thought they were
gazing at tue nations executive. In Baltimore
three ears ago Col Fuller was serenaded by a
brass band, which played Hail to the Chef, 3"
while the Pennsylvania lay in his bed at mid
night. AT another time play was stopped in
Washington theater to give the audiences
chance to applaud Cleveland's double as he
walked modesIly 10 a seat in the orchestra
Col Fuller is a red-hot democrat.
HENRY LABouCHERE, editor If London Truth
and NJ, p. for Southampton, was for years a
rover in the wilds of the far west. HI ally he
settled down and through family interest man
aged 10 secure an attacheShip to the British
legation at Washington. but at the end of two
ears he vas dismissed for eulstng American
citizens for the Crimean war t re same time
with Champion, tine British minister II then
turned his attention to journalism. and after
serving on TIE editorial staff of several London
papers, he sta ted his own successful journal
which now yields him an income of upward of
$5O,OOO per annum.