The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-30
PERSONALS.

| ARTHrR SULLfvASs grand opera, "Ivanhoe. :"
Is to be produced in London in November, and
Eugene Oudin. one of New York's favorite
tenors, is 70 sing the leading part init.
/ The EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA marched in the
great Corpus Christi procession at Vienna, as
he does every year. accompanied by ali the dis
posable archdu<es. They carried tapers.
The VAULT of the celebrated German poet
Anastasius Gruen Count Auersperg) was broken
into, his coffin lid destroyed and the corpse ran
] sacked for vaiuaoles. Il is not known whether
any were found. ae
TIE EMPEROR OF Russia is building G new
yacht, which viii be more than twice the size of
the Osborne. She is intended to be a vessel of
| great speed, and all the latest Improvements
VIII be introduced, including the cleo ric light
A RESIDENT of Santa Fe. n NJ, T 5. Catron,
has become the posssssor of an immensely
valuable library Itformsrly belonged TO FIR.
Au Justine Fischer private secretary to En-
peror Macmillan. 1tcontains a mine OF infor-
NATION on Mexican matters
Mr.. DRuNxUSD, whose anti-Hebrew books
bring him brilliant revenue, has Just issued
the l41st edition of his first work, La France
| Julve. Every one laughs at his monstrous
| charges. but every one buys his book. They
a.e fun Of the grossest misrepresentation.
DR.. CHARLES WALsTEIN, the distinguished
| archaologist. is coming to America this sum-
nner TO endeavor 10 raise the necessary money
| for the Delpli excavations The subscriptions
for this purpose closed on June 1. but they have
| proven Insufficient. and now DIR. WalStein is
personally trying TO secure the balance. the
Greek government having granted an extension
of time. 5lI
LUDWIG LEwERsfeoM 'the black rider who
| for tEentyfour years carried all Prince Bis
| marck's official messages between the Wilhelm
Strasse ami the Palace Inter den Linden, and
retired from duty At the sa e time with ms
master, has been taken into the service of Chan
cellor Won Caprivf. As formerly, he cares for
the transmission of all documents that pass
from the ehancellor's palace to the imperial
library. - -
The GERMAN EMPEROR has summoned before
ham for investigation young negro prince,
known as Alfred Bell, from the CAMERON
country, West Africa, who has BEEN sent 10
Bremen to learn the trade of carpenter, and
VINO IS alleged to have Joined a gang of socialists
and anarchists. III Bell should turn out to be
really socialist he will not be allowed to re-
turn to the Cameroons, for fear of corrupting
the natives.
7. J. CUREToS, prominent citizen of Char
lotte, n. c., has got Jackson's birthplace down
fine. He says: President Jackson was born
TO the left of the public road, about twenty
miles from Charlotte and eleven miles north of
Lancaster, S. c., abodb one-fourth of mile to
the left OF 'Cureton Pond on the public road
leading from Charlotte, X. C., to Lancaster, S.
c., and about one mile south of the postoffice
OF 'Cureton's Store at the house of George
Mex annie"
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS, the African historian
who is on visit to the Congo county, writes:
4 have heard bitter complaints against Bishop
| Taylor's method of establishing missions from
people of every class. and l am compelled to
say that have yet to hear a friendly voice
| raised in behalf of his work | have heard
praiseful words for nearly every other mission
IN Africa However, have beard the bishop
sposen OF in terms of cordial ad niration for his
| charming personality and his zeal and honor
Asa missionary bishop he is consummate
| failure"