The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-31
PERSONAL.

TIE WEDDING VEIL Of the Princess Victoria Of
I Prussia is being msde az the lace schools Of the
Hirschberger Ira, in Sllesia.
r B. HAYES, Grover Cleveland and James G
Blaine are the only living presidential canii-
dates nominated prior 70 1888.
Z CONGRESSMAN MORROW has Withdrawn from
the gu5ernatorial contest in California. and II.
I II. Markham probably will be the republican
Z candidate.
| ArowN HALL named after Gordon was recently
opened for the use Of foreign residents at Ten
! tsin. China. the viceroy Ii Hung Chang making
/ the inaugural address.
! Nh. AND Mas. WALTER DAxRoscH are now in
/ ScotlInd- They will sail for home on Aug. /.
and on their arrival will go at once to Bar
/ Haroor as the guests of Mr.. Blaine.
ALFRED. Won KEUDLER. a banker. formerly
Swedish consul in Vienna has been tried and
convicted there on charges OF fraud and en-
bezzlemsnt and sentenced u seven years penal
servltude and the loss OF all his titles
Mas. ESTLY PFElFFER, the well-known English
Poetess, who del recently. bequeathed, with
the exception OF few leGacies, the whole of
her pers lnai estate Of e63.Uo1 to charitable and
educational establishments for women.
The CoNTE DE PARIS is going to fetch that
harum- scarum youth, the Duke of Orleans, TO
Newport. where they will doubtless be enter
Idiuol II Lnere IS any entertainment IeIJ IN ble
community after Prince George of Wales de-
parts.
CONGRESSMAN DALzEIL occasionally makes his
appearance in the House wearing an awe-in-
spring yellow blazer The dudes will soon I'M
derstand that the place to study eccentricity in
styles is from the gallery of the House Of Rep
resentatiyes.
SENATOR INGALLS, is said TO be the worst-look-
ing individual in Washington when he gets into
his summer outfit. He wears a drab linen ulster
that is closely buttoned and fits like a shirt
hung on a pole He also wears straw hat
with breadth of brlm that is more picturesque
than beautiful.
THERE has just been finished and placed in
the cathedral of Charkov, Russia. a clock of
solid silver, weighing 600 pounds. 1t is in mem
DRY or the cars escape from death in the rail
road accident at Borkl. and is so arranged that
upon Oct. Il in each year-the anniversary Of
that event-it will ring peal Of bells.
GEN. FREMONT, at the time of his death. was
engaged on paper for the Century to be
called Finding Paths to California" 1t was
not only to deal with the several exploring
expeditions, but to narrate the writer's intimate
connection with the events which led to the
conquest and occupation of the territory. The
work Will be continued by Mrs Fremont.
Ex-senator THOMAS c. Platt has issued this
startling manifesto: Il think l shall have to
give up politics. 1t never gave me any finan-
cial return and it takes more time than my
real business. | can't afford it. / don't get
anything OFT of politics except the qualification
OF some little pride. | don't see how | can,
constantly with my age aud business, afford to
give any more time to politics. think | shall
drop it"
DIR. STANLEY and DR.. Emin remain good
friends and cordial admirers of each other.
Each gives periodical assurance of this DR.
Stanley, hlwever, said of DR.. Emin at ban
quet in Ibndon a fortnight ago: Il should
have beendelighted to have sail the best that
could be sud with respect to Emiu had he only
permlttedme Possibly you may know him
better thai do, but voice will rise before the
year is out and VIII tell you in better terms
than canwhat strange and complex char
acter Emil was"
GEN. BFrLER tells this story: when Davy
Crockett st in congress there was another
member Thom every one called Sausage Saw
yer, becau'e he always went to the races with
a big bologna in his pocket One day a circus
came to town and Crockett went with a lady
friend Ginning to the baboon, My stars
ma am :, Says Davy, don't he look the living
image of sausage Sawyer? Turning to go he
saw the sausage himself just behind them
Well, says Deyy slowly, I guess-au apology
iS-due-S somebody.