The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-01
PERSONAL.

QUEEN VICTORIA intends to have another
theatrical performance at Osborne this
winter.
SIGNoRA CRrsPI, daughter of Prime Minister
Crispi of Italy, has been betrothed to the Duke
of Cowano
JOSEPH JEFFERSON will take with him on his
coming tour group of his young children and
grandchildren
SEA CAPTAINS ought to be wealthy. They
always make it study to look out for rocks
kedT1aey Enterprise.
The first of the dollar subscriptions to the
Hartranft monument fund was received from
Gov Beaver and staff, Se2 in all.
IT Is SAID that the entire estate of Allen
Thorndyke Rice who was accounted million
are, Will not foot up more than S50,000
IT Is STATED that Louis Kossuth. the Hum
garian patriot, will become a naturalized
Italian citizen, and that he will be nominated
for senator.
CHRIS MAGEE of Pittsburg has returned from
Europe, and whenever approached on the sub
1ect of politics, turns the conversation at once
TO the Elffel tower at Paris.
Col. j. D. STEVENSON, who commanded the
Lower California expedition that sailed from
New \ ork in September. 1916, is still living at
San Francisco in his 90th year.
EX-C CONGRESSMAN JOHN J. ADAMS has bet 81. 900
even with John f. Carroll, a Tammany leader
in the Twentieth district, that the New York
SANANSAAo
THE NAME of Slams postmaster general is
Somdetch Phra Chow Nong va Thor Chow Fa
BhaumangSi Swauguvusga Kooma Phra Bhaun-
bhaddaroongSee Vavadey. In sending him a
postal card write nothing but the address on
that side.
CHAUNCEY M. DEPEw is not at all afraid that
this country will be overcrowded through the
rush of immigration. He says that the area
of arabic acres in the United States is 20 times
larger than that of China, which supports a
population of nearly 40Os000,000
COUNT Won MoLTKE is the latest patron of the
phonograph. The instrument was shown him
short time ago and the venerable general re-
peated to it the strange and appropriate
sentence from Goethe's Faust: I'VE instru-
mentS mock me wi h wheel and combs with
cylinder and handle"
THE RoTUND FORM of the government director
of the Union Pacific railroad, ex-governor Ru-
tus b. Bullock of Georgia, is becoming quite
familiar in the rotunda of the Fifth Avenue
hotel, says the New York Star. The ex-Gover-
nor believes in the south, and thinks the repub-
hcans should let things take their course there
without the intervention of Federal legislation
Several years ago the Ex-Governor came to New
York and secluded himself from his friends. He
did not stop at a hotel, and whenever he was
seen he was invariably on some side street be-
low Fourteenth street. He was observed to stand
and mutter something occasionally in a tongue
that no one understood. After nearly three
weeks of mystery one of his friends became
alarmed and traced him to his boarding house
II was in the French quarter, and nothing but
French was spoken in the boarding house.
When the ex-governor came into the parlor
he greeted his friend in French. Explanations
followed. The governor was studying French
preparatory to going to France, where he in
tended to remain in the interest of his factories
IN Atlanta He never went but to this day he
speaks beautiful anglo-American French
that will do to order something to eat and