The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-29

Gov. PATTzRsos Of Pennsylvania. has over
1000 applicants for thirty-five Offices
GES. wHIoHcorx. veteran soldier. who
London
sIR CHARLES TENANT has received offers Of
4f5,0Oo and Ssl. 600 consecutively for Sir Joshua
keynold The Forum fsIler.s
DR. r w. RAYMOND, secretary Of the Amsri-
can Institute Of Mining Engineers. has gone TO
the Mediterranean and the Nile regions.
A BILL has been introduced in the Missouri
legislature appropriaitng IS 00O for the erection
Of monument over the grave Of ex Gov.
hSihaodAe'
CAPT. HAMILTON MURREI1.. the brave com
mander Of the steamship Missouri, and his wife
are in Baltimore. the guests of Mrs. Alice E.
Mccormick, the mother Of Mrs Murrell.
DR.. ALBERT SHAW, associate editor Of the
Minneapolis Tribune has closed negotiations
with W. T. Stead of London TO become editor
Of the American edition of the The Review of
ReUiel0s.
KING OSCAR OF SWEDEN has blossomed out as
an author. The fourth volume Of his literary
labors, just issued from tine press, comprises
the speeches he delivered prior TO his accession
TO the throne.
JOSEPH AKINs, who died in Stark county.
Ohio, few days ago. was an old soldier of
Napoleon's army. He service at Austerlitz,
bur MS division arrived too late at Waterloo to
be or use TO the emperor.
WALTER NJ. LEMAN, a veteran actor, who had
played before Gen. Jackson, Davy Crockett,
Aaron Burr, Charles Dickens and other celebri-
ties, some OF whom he knew personally, has
just died at San FRANCISCO at the age of 70
years.
ONE Of the best financiers in St. Louis is Mrs.
Lucy V. S. Ames, who, since her husbands
death, has managed his estate with great skill
and practical good sense. She is at the same
time prominent figure in the best society Of
the Mound City.
GEN. EUGENE A. CARR. who Is one of the gen.
erals campaigning against the Indians with
Miles, is a West Point graduate of long standing.
lie Is a medium sized man or muscular figure,
rather bald and somewhat peppery in tempera-
ment. Socially he is hospitable and most pop.
ular.
MRS. EMILY KEHPIN lectured before the
Woman's Legal Education Society of New York
on Saturday afternoon last her subject beng
The Rights OF the Insane" Among her hear
ers were ex-Judge Noah Davis, Cyrus Field,
David Dudley Field aud Rev. DR.. Deems, be-
sides large number Of prominent ladies'
The marriage of Miss Lita Garner Of New
York to the Marquis de Breteuil of Paris is an
nounced to take place on Feb. "a. Miss Garner,
the daughter or Mr.. ana Mrs. william ia! ner,
who were lost in the yacht Mohawk some twelve
years ago, is one of three sisters each Of whom
is assuming some social prominence abroad,
where they have spent most OF their time since
their period Of mourning expired.
AN INDIANA NAN who saw the Prince of Wales
recently says that he is somewhat too stout to
be handsome. ''His face is little too soft and
tallowly; the top of his head is also getting
away above the timber line but still he would
pass anywhere on our side OF the water for
plain, pleasant and intelligent American gentle
man. Meeting him in Indiana should at once
set him down as a St. Louis drummer and
should try for a seat next to him in the smoking
car, expecting to hear a really new and nicely
naughty story"