The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-22
PERSONALS.

TUE EMRzRoE OF JAPAN is having q state coach
built at cost of $4,000.
Bishop CoRSTHwA1rE of the Roman Catholic
diocese Of Leeds, England, is dead
LIEUT.. STAIRS of SANKEY'S expedition has
been appointed adjutant Of the royal engineers
at Aldershot.
SIR PERCY ANDERSON, the English representa-
tive in the African boundary negotiations, has
gone to Berlin.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD will head the delegation
TO the peace congress that is to assemble in
Westminster hall on July IA
MISS MAUD H SrARKwEATHER of Boston has
made successful debut in La Sonnambla" at
the Costangi theater in Rome.
TIE CRowE PRINCE OF RUSSIA will travel
around the world in Russian iron-clad, at
tended by two other war ships.
MAJ. WIssMASE, commander Of the German
forces in East Africa, has sailed from Alexan-
ara Tor brindisi, on bis way TO Berlin.
FRINGE DE CHndAY, who is 1000, 900 richer by
his marriage with Miss Ward of Detroit, is a
well
IRE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER each year takes
in about 5000 in sixpence and shilliDgs, paid
by sight-seers for admission to his county seat
at Eaton Hall.
IT is CURRENTLY REPORTED, and believed in
military circles, that Gen. Redvers Butler will
succeed Gen. Lord Wolseley as adjutant gen
eral of the English army.
HENRY NJ STANLEY and his bride will spend
their honeymoon at Metchet Court, Hampshire
The place is owned by Lady Ashburton, who
has loaned it to Mr.. Stanley.
RICHARD MANSFIELD has provided novel re-
freshment for theater goers at the Madison
Square Theater in New York. in the shape OF
lime Juice and water, which is served to the
iadleS IN the audience between the acts of
Beau Brummell."
PROVOKED by harsh criticisms that alleged
the Strauss Orchestra in America to be differ
ent organization from the original orchestra
Edouard Strauss has written a letter from Cleve-
land declaring that he is leading his original
band in America
The EMPEROR OF RUssIA's SUITE at present
consists of l73 persons, of whom 70 are general
and rs extra aides-de-camp. To the suite be-
long 10 members of the imperial family, II
princes or not imperial birth, II counts
Darons and Ill other noblemen. Their nation
altles are: l2S Russians 80 Germans, Finns 1
Pole, Clrcassians, Greeks and Roumaniens
ROBERT HERKoMER, the lately elected royal
academician. whose picture, THE Last Muster, ~
has made him famous, was at one time an
Ohio boy" although born in Bavaria. His
parents brought him to Ohio when he was 2
years old, but they were not successful there
and returned later to England. There he was
naturalized and went to Munich. From Munich
ne returned again to England, where he began
TO make comic cartoons.
EMPEROR WILLIAM has, as the Scotch say, "a
real fine conceit of himself. - When his majesty
visited the university of Konigsberg the other
day he inscribed the name of the crown prince
il the books as a future student writing in
Latin, according to custom. When the en-
p-ror had finished he looked over what he had
written with manifest satisfaction, and then
turning to the rector, exclaimed: THAT is
good classical Latin; they taught us well at
Cassel," which is the university at which both
his majesty and the learned rector studied.