The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-29
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-CAENES SyLvs, Q1.-1 q Roumaniz, Is
com1l-;.ns a-sOt1er so-cai--l drama q Roumza-
ian life, sab i--tl1zal sougs Ezd Dances inter
! Sser.eL
snroE YASDEs q India has Just given
GOO . "ahasa college making a total Of
s-e}.eol .Aat lie has eivea - ia; Institution Of
/ learning
Lo17 IESsE FE'ls r-renilF EEots . ! London
! .F1ea- ina. - would ne -zaia EEits poem
f9r puti!eE-ion- Teunysoz - reaching years u
disc--t-ol.
l. j. ETIDEST that the Er .isa government h.s
10 Tea Of IA O1t5reaz u /. -I4nI. Lord Wolse-
.ey Is = Be Appointed 70 y eommand Of the
PRoF- sAECEL GaE-0z rHo wss killed on an
! 'eeboet a. Ontario reozl,y. vas a deaf mute.
and an Instructor IN IA institution FOR deaf
! mutes thsre-
sESOR ExfLo C4sTELsR the distinguished
Spanish orator VIII maze al extended journey
through the ORIENT ia sezrca Of material for g
| LIE o; Chris.
for cruise Of TWO or thfs rnonths. a. James
Gordon Bsanett-s que. aboard the latter's
9s--- -'ain 2uaA
Miss VE4zEY. daughter Ct the interstate com.
nerce commissioner. is named Anna Gettys-
burr. She was born o. one Of the days OF the
6etty sourg battle.
TIE DUkE or -CAxBRlDsE says that the Eng
iish navy Is weak - fa- as small arms are
concerned and h is ucIned % have his
government adopt the newest American rev0l-
yer.
Archbishop KESDElcE Of St. Louis takes a
daily walk OF about six miles. and has done 80.
rain or SHINE, except on q very few days. FOR
age.
BISHOP MAcKsNz-z o. Zu1laud who died on
Feb. Of enteric fever. rare Instructions preTi-
Gus TO lis demise that lis corpse should be
buFieG IN ZIlu fashion Accordingly no coffin
was used. but the body was tied up in a blanket
"a a Enesiing position aud was thus placed in
hole.
TEE RETIREMENT Of Lieut. Col Forsyth, who
was the senior iieutenant colonel Of cavalry.
gets him out OF the ln= % promotion. in case
the promotions consequent IN the death Of Gen.
Crook are made in the cavalry arm u the ser
Vice. as now seems mos .r1ba1le. II is Fen-,-
ally expected that Bril- ten. Nilsson y 1fI-s
the senior brigadier, will ~ promoted 10 the
vacant major generalsl.l, but rs in point OF
years he y the yOnhge-- one OF his rank. he
might POSSIBLY be passed. over For promotion
70 the Dri2adierSilo. Col benjamin *. Grier-
son, Ientn cavalry: Col \ Y. Kantz, Eighth
intaDtry; Col Eugene A. Carr. Sixth cavalry
and Col. Alexander Med McCook, Sixth infan-
try, have been mentioned. As Col Grisr-
son is the ranking colonel Of the army,
and as his record = one of the best
in the army, his selection Is probable. lie will
retire during the present year ami would thus
ina 1e room for another promotion. IL he should
be selected the 1nsequ nt promotions would be
rs follows: Lieut.. Col. John X. Miner, Eighth
cavalry, 10 be colonel Of Ias Tenth cavalry;
Maj. Edwin V. Sumner, Fifth cavalry, To be
Lieutenant colonel OF tn. Eignrh cavalry Capt.
Writ Davis, Fourth caYalTF to. be major Of the
Fifth cavalry; First Lieutenant Clnlif II. Muir
ray, Fourth cavalry, 70 be- captain and second
Lent snant John Il. N-lU, Fourth cavalry 70
bs first lieuteuaot II zen. Niles is promoted
he VIII be the senior ~ ioT general OF the army
IN i've years, rs Gen. Howard viii retire Nov 6
l39l. and Gen. SehoHs.d sept. y, 1895. Gen
4lies himself VIII not retire uatil 1913.