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

THE COUST OF PARIS has sent photograph OF
himself in a handsome frame bearing the coat
Of arms of the Orleans family. 70 Judge wills,
Of Gettysburg. Pa.
SENATOR HANsBRoUGH of North Dakota says
be excerpts Mr. Harrison 20 be renominated,
though if James G.. Blaine would say the word
he would sweep the wild west like cyclone, or
words 70 that effect.
MINISTER BLAIR considers the Chinese mission
''the most important we maintain with any for
eign nation" Where Maciregor sits there is
the head. but England. Germany, France and
Russia can't all have Mr.. Blair.
SNOWMAN J. NJ BAuEY, Of Barnum Bailey,
the Detroit Tribune says. started in life as Nc
Gnnis but ran away from home at an early
age, and changed his name. TINS rae was
developed in a suit against bis brother, Edward
McGinuis, now living IN D troll
Bishop GIIMoUR was buried in Cleveland with
considerable pomp. At the funeral one of the
speakers said that the late bishop had been lib
orally provided for during his life. but if the
congregation did not pay mis- funeral expenses
there would not be enough in his treasury to
pay them.
TEERE were presented to the Fellowcraft
Club Of New York, at its dinner Wednesday
evening, portraits OF George W. Childs and OF
James Alexander, the retiring president. The
latter is going to Europe TO remain several years,
and Vice President Chester S. Lord takes his
place in the club.
The president of the United States of Venezu-
ella, with the appreciation Of the federal coun-
Gil, has just conferred the decoration of officer
Of the Order of Bust of Bolivar upon Frank
vincent, the well-knOwn traveller and author, IN
token of recognition of his distinguished SER
vices OF the science of geography"
EMPEROR WILLIAM and the empress, it is whis-
pered in Berlin, are not in a way to earn the
Coventry fl itch Of bacon by their extreme con-
juga felicity. and the matter has gone so far
that TIE imperial and imperious lady has
threatened to go home to her ma unless Will
lam become the Sweet William of old.
Hon ROBERT @. WINTHROP was present at the
semi annual meeting of the American Antigua
rian Society in Boston on Wednesday. He is the
oldest living member of the society aud greatly
impaired 10 health. within the past six
months, he said, lit seems aS though a whole
avalanche of age and intirmities had come upon
me-
JOHN B1GELow, ex-minister to France. who
arrived the other day on the White Star steam
ship Germanic, had to look after his own bag
gage, while th5 baggage of the Hon. Frank
Slavin and the Hon Charles Mitchell was at
tended by special agent OF the treasury de-
partment, as these distinguished visitors rolled
away in carriage.
j. L. ELLwooD of De Kalb, ILL.,, by a recent
transaction becomes one of the largest owners
of land in Texas. He has purchased two ranches
or $4,000 acres each, upon one OF which he
will place 10000 head of horses and cattle, and
upon the other 5000 cattle. The consideration
for both of these tracts amounted to about
100000. and the cost Of stocking will be about
S250,0O0
To A PHILADELPHIA PAPER Mrs. William G..
Whitney has disclosed her views as to actresses
being received in society. THE sum and sub
stance of the whole matter, she says, lis that
it is hardly probable for many years to come
that the fashionable world will accept won an
who has been on the stage unless she belonged
to society before entering on her professional
career, and even then, it all depends upon the
manner of her stage life and her stage friends. -