The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-06
PER 9ONALA

TIE ARczBIsHoP OF ERL4U, in Hungary, has a
yearly revenue which amounts to about s975,-
EXPLORER sTAM.EY's lecture contract with
Mai. Pond expired at New orleans on Saturday
night last.
The PRINCE BIsEoP OF CRAcow. in Austrian
Galela. receives in revenue each year the sum
! OF S20p,0O0.
! WILLIAM WALDORF Aston is a tan, strong,
modestly attired young man. with quite a ro-
Ihantic taste, as is shown by his novels.
FELIX fashioned Mime Carnot a gown the other
/ day, the silk cf which was manufactured In
/ Lyons ana only one dress length was made.
The Due D'oRLEANs is again in Paris, despite
his recent experience there in a prison cell
bis mission this time, however. is love, not war.
Rev. DR.. TALNAsE's MOUTH is not half so
large as the pictures make it. He is by no
means homely man, as homely men go in
| these days.
ENPERoR WILLIAM has started for Stettin,
where he intends TO pay a visit TO the Vulcan
shipyards. From Stettin the Emperor is going
| days.
SENATOR SANDERS of Montana says that it is
inconvenient for him to sleep in sleeping car
for the reason that he is too long for the berths
nus leet stick out at the end OF the berth, to
his great discomfort.
OLE Bulls SON. Alexander. is said to have
strongly inherited the famous violiuist's musical
talent He plays the violin privately in Europe
A granddaughter of Ole Bull, now visiting
friends IN New York, is also reported to play the
same instrument finely.
DIR BLAINE's govt is an occasional visitor
II Is not something he has acquired 1t is an
inheritance, He never earned it, and therefore
uoes not enjoy II with the zeal that a self-maue
man applies himself to the assimilation of the
possessions that have given the Joy of accumu-
latiOn.
MRS POTTER PALMER, the president OK the
woman commission of the worlds fair, is an
unusually pretty woman. She about SO years
OLD, OF medium hight, with plump vet 9irlish
inquire, smooth olive SKIN and hair that is al
most white. Her hands and feet are small aud
her arms and shoulders exquisitely beautiful.
Miss NELLIE WHITE, who has Just won the
honors OF the mathematical exhibition at the
University of Melbourne, is only IS years old.
All her sisters show a remarkable talent for
collegiate learning the Oldest having taken the
a;eSree OF A Nj: last year, and the second hav-
ing completed with honors four years course
IN medicine at the same university.
COUNT LEO ToLsroI and his family have been
SO annoyed by false reports regarding their
affairs and manner of life, which have an
peared In RUSSIAN and foreign papers, that
tney have decided to receive fewer people in the
future. The countess recently ordered that no
one was to be introduced to the family or the
count VINO was not possessed of letters from
Wel-known people
INDIANAPOLIS has unique citizen in Uncle
blny" Jackson who is well known to western
ralroad men. He is an excel ent official, but
his real claim to distinction es in the fact thar
ne once insisted on having his salary of 5000.
W zen he received as treasurer Of thu old Uni N
railway Company, reduced to $1,000 The di-
rectors or the road gave a reluctant consent
ana nls salary was reduced as he requested.
WILLIAM MoULToN of Willimantic, Conn. has
IN his possession two old guns, which are re-
inarka lie in their way. One was carried bv his
great-gfa ndiaJher, Timothy Kingsley, in the
campaign against Burgoynes invasion, and he
was present With 1t on the mem arable Oct. II
Ia. when the young Eng ish adyenturer laid
Gown ms arms. The other was carried in the
French and Indian war by Capt Durkee o AsI-
1ord Conn, which was afterward carried in the
revolution by his great uncle, Capt. William
Moulton.