The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-23
PERSONAL.


( SESAroz ALLssocs claims it as the proudsst
honor OF his life thsr. as secretary Of the. ma
tionai republican convention in 1870, ne count .
am proclaimed the votes which nominated
Abraham Lincoln for President.
! JASHSFGzT.l, 'the Parnell Of the Dutch" is
tail aud large. and speciscIei and created.
Owned and made his mark By writing for the
| ~ q =, tkodn, South African paper which
Nolcea the sentiment OF Dutch Cape Colony.
| MRs 'AAARIErr. -iSoSEs has written another
1 sharp open letter 10 Susan 3. Anthony, in which
sue char,es Miss Anthony with the sin of ayari-
ciousness and charscteriles some Of her state
lnentS as silly" Now listen for the rattle of
| the Bones.
dES. RoBERT c. SHEsCK is bowed markedly
VITA the weight of his % years. and leans
heavily on his col1red body servant when he
NaIAs down Broadway; yet bis gaze is as keen
as a search light, and his mind mas lost none of
| Its cleaTneSs.
| JoHS McKEosH, the ex-soldier who was &C
customed to stand guard over the Burnside
monument in Providence. r. /. with drawn
SAP r, saying every now and then: 4 followed
You az New oerne, aud ] will not desert you
nov. was killed by railroad train last week
| ne ne was perfectly sane with The exception of
TINS eccentricity.
LIEUT.. sEAroE scaaorDER. who will command
the Nesuyius il she is accepted by the govern
/ - iA~tAt4AOAAS e@llO-S tue 9bduRCA
o. the navy because of his scientific knowledge
re mas great faith in the value of the dyna mite
| cruiser Lieut. Schroeder has made a close
| stuIy OF the newest weapons Of naval warfare,
| ana IS an expert in explosives.
| W. LIVINGSTONE ANDERSON, the celebrated
landscape painter and artist OF iinburgn, Scot
land who is now travelling in this country, says:
| There is nothing in Europe to compare with
| TIE scenery 10 be found on the Columbia river
| ana Inc Pacific slope. | have travelled through
| out Europe aud all over America, but the finest
scenery is to be found along the Columbia
river"
| IHE NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS have re-
NAMED silent for some time re yarding Secretary
Blaine's health. The fact is that Mr.. Blaine
looks fairly well. but those who know him well
| assert that ne IS strangely abSent-minded at
! tlines, and that his eyes have far away look
IN then when he talss to young republicans in
searcn oil consulships. He evidently is not
! happy
| Mr. GLADSTONE after refusing the honor of
! an earldom, may yet pass his declining years in
the dignity of a captaincy of Deal Castle. His
name is mentioned in connection with tae APP
| poiAtment, which has become vacant by the
ueaIa OF Lord SydleY. The post is ia the gift
| q MS close friend, Lord Granville and the du.
| ties are light. They consist in the acceptance
| OF q peasant seaside residence
Rev. J. G, TOWNSEND, a Unitarian minister of
Pittsburg, has opened fire upon 10 Cook. who
Bob lnsersoll said "cane into the world to
teach God his duty" MI Townsend said in his
| sermon last Sunday: Mr. Cook is a RAPIDLY
waning influence because of his egotism his
arrogance aud a certain brutality-not, how
ever. the divine brutality which Heine saw in
martin Luther. Renan said that there was in
Jesus a certain divine incapaeity to see evil
There must be in Joseph Cook a certain midi
vine capacity to see any good outside of the
| NUS PECK measure of his theological system"