The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-16
PERSONAL

JOIN FARwKLzs brother Of the Illinois sena-
tor. was recently buncoed out Of s105Oo by
western crook
DAVID DUDLEY Field. at 90 years of age, is a
good sleeper, strong walker. hearty eater, viva
ciotls taiker and persistent smoker
osE OF the leading democratic politicians of
tue Pacific slope and great boss in San Fran
cisco. is Chris Buckley. a blind man, tall, well
built and 80 years Of age.
Mas JAMES BRowN POTTER and Kyrle Belew
saAed Tor Europe on Saturday on the steamer
La Gascogne David Urauehart, Mrs. Potter's
father, accompanied Mrs. Potter.
SECRETARY RISK says he is engaged ia writing
horses and cattle II presume the veterinary
stand that"
MANAGING EDITOR J. A. FYNEs, Of the New
YORK Clipper, started TO Johnstown to find out
whether Blind Tom was lost. as reported. He
now sends word that as far as he can learn the
noted performer is safe.
ADoLPHUs ANDREAs. the inventor OF the
American JACK screw. died in New York on Fri
gay, aged ~ years. He was the Oldest Mason
IA tne state, and one of the original founders of
the Mechanics institute
p, TIE New York Tribune says that Robert
blalne. brother of the Secretary. and at pres
ent employed In the agricultural department
Inuseum annex at 81. 200 per annum. will be
the next register of the District of Columbia.
REV DAVID A. Day, missionary of the Balti-
more Womens Home and Missionary Society
near Monrovia. Liberia. says in his last letter
tnat ne saw On single Sabbath one missionary
and $4,000 cases of gin landed on the African
coast.
MRS HARRISON is expected to visit Princeton
as the guest of Mrs. Patton during commence
nlent week She win give this years ivy to the
graduating class. Mrs. Cleveland will also be
IN frlnceton as one Of the patronesses of the
sophomore reception
MR.. Roc, an English member Of parliament.
m Win singular accident when entering the
Rouse a Few days ago. He was opening the
door with his left hand and carrying letter in
ms right. when the other half of the door swung
against MIN and forced the corner of the envel-
ope into his eye.
"A WRITER in the New York Star says: Yester-
gay along broadway. met ex-senator William
Fltt Kellogg Of Louisiana / was surprised to
see now much be had aged within the past few
years. his wealth of hair, which was once as
oiack as coal. IS now almost white, and his mus
tacne Is Ike hue. He seems half Respondent
as II seriously disappointed with life. Mr.. KEEL
loss has Deen Tor many years very conspicu-
| GUS Inquire in the reconstruction wrangles which
nave taken place in the Pelican state at frequent
intervals IN the past. He was governor during
tnoSe days, then United States senator and
aIleward member of the lower House of con-
gress. he has been frozen out of public life for
numoer or years and was beaten for congress
curing the Cleveland administration. He still
Is MAKING an effort to keep his hands on the
ponticaA machine, but ex-Gov. Warmoth seems
70 De the master of the situation in Louisiana so
Iar as patronage is concerned. He was the re-
puolcan candidate for governor last fall and
was beaten. he and Kellogg do not drive in
| the same team, and as Warnoth is the stronger
man ne is likely to DE the king bee with Gen
HarriSonS administration