The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-11
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GEN Lew WALLACE says that there are two
things Of which he is immoderatey fond-horse
ractug-when conducted honestly-and base
ball.
NJ. SALoFF, chief of the Russian railways is
to be tried on charges connected VITA the dis
astrr to tn car train at Borki last 6 MN r.
and it is probable be will soon sail Off to SIDE
ria
HUGH Craig of Philadelphia rests his claim to
fame upon the a t tnat he mas eros ed the At
lantlc twenty-four times in four years. Such
re Variable en- rgy on the part of a citizen of
Philadelphia is worthy Ct mention
President CARNor, of France cibles a cor
responie {, was as placid and cool through all
the excitement attending the supposed attempt
on his life as New Jersey fisherman angling
for trout under the leafy trees that border the
Hackensack creeks.
BARON ERLANGxR. the Paris banker, who has
beea loosing at our railroad system, says:
when my boys reach manhood ! 81 III proba-
bly, organize our business here in the shape OF a
branch house | am charm I'd with America,
and shall certainly return to it,"
BARON MACMILLAN WASHINGTON, relative of
the immortal general, and the present b -ad of
one branch of the family, re ides IN his Cast3
of Poels, in Syria He Is nearly 60 years old
and resembles in person al appearance the great
American, who sometimes dwelt in a cabin Of
logs
TIE Duchess of Cambridge. who died recently,
has been drawing from the public purse 40 an-
nuity of 5000 year for thirty nine years, a
grand total of g23LCO), and she has had free
quarters at st. James palace in the bargain
Royalty comes high, but they must have II in
England.
The 10 q Curl Rosa was boy prodigy" and
he was billed at concerts as the Juvenile Pa IA
mini" He marrl d Nine. Parepa, his prima
ma during his n st tour of the United States.
He is sail to nave never taken benefit or Je ;ti-
monial in any form. Music was his profession,
but politics and pictures were his pet hobbies.
ApTT. GEN DALTON, o Massachusetts, has at
tended l27 state dinners aud "a iq1tts in the
last five months H. says he would like to see
the ostric that has a stomach stronger than
his. He is an eloquent speaker. fine story
teller and an interesting companion generally,
and ne attributes his remarkable powers Of on
durance TO bis habit of getting all the fun out
of life that he can.
MEMBERS Of the Institute of France appear,
as q class, 10 be extremely long lived Tue late
NJ. Chevreul was a notable example; indeed he
il the only member who ever lived beyond
century. Yet, although he entered tue institute
at the comparatively early age OF 10, he Is only
fourth 90 the list a. far as ot1clai lie II con
cerned CaSs,ni was member Tor seventy five
years Fonteneile sxty-six, ana JusSieu sixty
three. NJ. Chevre i, at the time OF his death,
b. been member sixty 1.-TWO years.
Dr. OLDENBuRo, editor Of the Berlin Folks
Z4htno. is u bs prosecuted for Insulting the
kings majesty, because no published an
article allie ged to have been disrespectful TO the
dead Emperor william. The theory upon
VIII Oh il will b. attemp I'd 10 sustain the pr Sc
cution ia that mas nucu as the present EN-
peror has expressive nolnced that he approves
Of tue polio q, Of his grandfat her. ami proposes
to carry the out 90 the best Of hls ability, any
disraspec ful reference 81 those policies is 40
insult 10 the present emperor.
MISS MAuDE GoscnEs, daughter % tho
English ancellor OF the exc iequer. was mar
ried ten days ago 20 the Hon Burke Roche,
son of the Irish baron Fermoy. The BRIDES
dress WAS composed 81 white MORE striped
slli trimmed Win ik embroidered lisse. Her
tulle veil was fastened with diamond orna.
mouis cr neat sprays ~ real orange bios.
SONS an a uer bouquet was tue choicest ~ or.
chids Tio eight bridesmaids were goWned Ina