The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-05
PERSONAL.

TIE GEAR receives from bis Siberian gold
mines about $4,000 annually.
WADE HAMPTON is suggested as the next pres
ident of the South Carolina University.
JAY GOULD viii not take long cruise on the
Atlanta this year. So says son Edwin.
GEN. GREEDY tells Chicago reporter that he
has no fancy for further Arctic exploration.
BuLow gives up his plan to conduct spring
season of concerts at Lisbon ION account of i'll
health"
Mrs. JAMES G. BLAINE, JR., will be guest OF
Col. and Mrs. Robert Ingersell for portion of
the summer.
EX-SENATOR THURMAN is expected personally
to make the denomination of Gov. Campbell in
the approaching Ohio convention.
M. CHAPU. the sculptor who died recently
left unfinished statue of Byron designed for
the Greeks. 1t will be finished by one of his
pupils
ALTHOUGH he has given up a senatorship for
state office, Senator Reagan has not eschewed
Politics. He is still vigorous. despite his 70
years.
NINE. PAUL BLoUET the wife of the we'll
known Max o'Rell, will accompany her hus-
band on his next lecturing tour, which will be
through Australia, in September.
SUSAN B. ANTHONY has been IL Ohio founding
woman suffrage associations, attending the
state suffrage convention, and cheering the
hearts OF her followers to renewed efforts for
the cause.
PRINCE LOUIS BoNAPARTE, the present head of
the family, is said to bear strong resemblance
to the first Napoleon in countenance He is
tail, thin and muscular, with dignified and
gracious manner.
JEAN JACQUES WEISS, the French journalist
who died last Wednesday. was the best known
newspaper man in France. Since the death of
the famous Emile de Girardin he was noted as
the first Journalist of his country.
PROSPER L. SENAT, the Philadelphia landscape
painter. has returned to the banks of the
Schuylkill after trip about the Mediterranean,
and exhibits over 100 oils and water colors
souvenirs OF his travels at the Art Club.
JOHN YOUNG Brown, the democratic nominee
for governor of Kentucky. is classmate of
Chauncey NJ. Depew, and the fact of being on
opposite sizes of the political fence has never
broken their mutual esteem and friendship.
TIE Oldest female tramp in America is Cath
arine Warren, who has seen 81 winters. She
carries the regulation stick and bundle of her
profession. Last Saturday she walked from
Hartford to New Haven, distance of forty
miles.
REV G. NJ BEcKwITR of Christ's church
Houston, has been elected assistant bishop of
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birth, and graduated after a theological course
under Bishop Williams at Middletown, Conn, in
the class of 1881.
EDITOR DANA predicts that the hour will come
when only one flag shall float from the Arctic
to distant southern seas, and that shall be the
Stars and Stripes He doesn't name any par
ticular date for this transformation SO his
prophecy can scarcely fail.
PRESIDENT BALMAcEDA of Chile though he is
fired at by bombs and hunted for with poison,
doesu { lose his courage. He is plucky smart
and full-os-fight individual, who, though no
saint himself, knows that the conspirators who
are against him are rebels for revenue only.
Ex-CoNaREssMAN WILLIAM d. OWEN of Iu-
diana, who has lately been comforting with the
President, is talked Of in Washington as a pos
sibbe superintendent of immigration under the
new federal law. Mr.. Owen was active in push
ing through congress the bill creating this Office