The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-07
PERSON AL.

CONGRESSMAN ISAAC STRUBLE. of Plymouth
county, Iowa, is an elthusiaStic prohibitioniSt,
and says OF the liquor traffic In Iowa that it is
practically dead.
c. P. Dull of McVeytown, Pa, has made a
fortune out of a sand bank. He is the owner of
the sand de osit from which tae plate glass
manufacturers of Pittsburg draw their sup
plies.
DWIGHT L. MOODY, the evangelist, is back in
Chicago again saving sinners. With ex-
ception that he has grown little grayer and a
little stouttr, he looks much the same as he did
Ten years ago
QUEGN VIcroRIA's RHEUMATISM has been
rather bad tgain during the last few days, and
it is said that Aer majesty walks with great
difficulty. The Prince of Wales, too, is still far
from being we'll
THE FATHER OF w. CLARK RUSSELL the novel
list, was once a resident of Sex York. de was
known as Henry Russell, the song writer, and
he wrote Queer Boys, Cheer" AID "A Life on
the DC an Wave"
KING OTro OF BAVARIA seems to be in a very
bad way. telegram from Munich says tlat
his majesty is alternately the victim of violent
excitement and fits of Inconsistencies, las in :
for hours. and that he sometimes refuses to
take any food
LORD DARLINGTON has consented to make an
important addition to his already numerous
poi ica eng agsments during the rece s of par.
lament II will take the lea ling part in a
demonstration which is being organized for the
last week in October by the unionists of VOL
vernampton, and will be supported by the Hon.
c. F. VIliers the venerable member for that
borough a I'd by most OF the leading unionists
of the district.
CHARLES RANLETr FLINT, who. with Cornelius
N. Bliss represents New York ia the Congress
of American Nations, has be n engaged in the
South American trade either az merchant or
CLERK for the asst twenty years. He has Travelled
all through most of the countries of South
America and is looked upon as an expert upon
trade with those Countries. Mr.. Flint is an en-
thus aStic yacaGman, and was for many years
owner of the Oracle when she was one OF the
craca boats aoout New YORK.
SIR EDWARD ARNOLD lectured to the students
and professors of Harvard Q die e on Tuesday
evening in the coleg Jheater in Cam urid e.
His subject was the phi osopny of the 0rah nins,
and in the course OF MS remarks he said that
in India, with its s00,0oOOO nlabita is, there
never occurs marriage OF inclination. Yet
there are more happy marriages in India, more
happy homes, more pure domestic relations
tn N in any otuer part of the word" This
statement delivered with great impressiveuess
evidently stag serei the audience but the lect.
urer went on TO fortify his assertion with facts
WITHIN q stones throw OF each other, on
Capitol HILL says tue Washington Cap tai,
reside two men noted in the history Of this
socia ly inclined, gossip can be believe l.
They are Gen. b. II. Butler. who has faculty
II co ming 10 the front when least expected,
and Judge Advocate Generai Joseph II jlt, who
bscame conspicuous during the trial Of tue
Lincoln assassination conspiraJors. Both are
smooth faced nravy-set men. aud although a
quarter OF century has elapsed sine they
ccOnplshs tn tasf OF becoming prominent,
q ne has apparently dealt gently with them.
q "a Bat or drives about the city IN "A coupe
drawn by while horse. and, A. II be had feel.
ing Ia common. Judge Holt also has a white
horse attached 70 his close carriase.