The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-19
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| ClPr EDDIE GOULD son of Jay Gould, drew
90 day for his last weeks work in state camp,
at Peekskill, n. Y.
PRoF. JOACHIM, the famous violinst. has just
celebrated his Goth birthday, in Berlin, when
be received many tributes of esteem and affec-
ton.
WHEN George Francis Train, the globe trotter,
stopped in Jackson, Mich ths other day, he
presented each reporter in sight with Chinese
| cane.
Dr. ROBINSON, chief physician Of the Eastern
penitentiary of Pennsylvania, reports ex-Treas
urer Bardsley IN good physical condition, but
mentally much depressed,
DoRRIUs SPENCER OF Sherwood, Mich, is now
the oldest Free Mason in his state, if not in the
United States. He has been a member in good
standing for eighty-one years.
TIE DEATH of Mr.. Hamlin recalls the curious
fact that when he was Vice President the name
of the second officer was bodily included in that
OF the first. thus Abra Ham Lincoln.
S. D. AsPINwALL, secretary of Gen. Keerney' 5
First New Jersey brigade has received notes
that Gen. f. Burd Grubb. United States minis
ter to Spain. will be home in September.
GLADsToSE's BEST PORTRAIT is the one which
Sir Everett Millais painted thirty years ago.
1t is now owned by Sir Charles Tenant. who
bought 1t OF the Duke Of Westminster for
SIS coo
Mss BLAINE, who is in England. receives
daily cables from Bar Harbor about her fathers
health which are quite the reverse of the state
ments caoled TO the London newspapers by New
York news agencies.
Bessie BELLwOoD. who lived long time with
Viscount Vaudeville, who married Miss Yznaga
of New York, is about to sue him, now that he
has become Duke of Manchester. claiming that
he owes her money.
MRs. JUIIAA MARTIN. horecently attracted
so much attention at Birmingham. Ala, by
xii ing her brother-in-lav, Edward T, Martin, for
which she was afterwavd acquitted, is now at
Chattanooga writing her photography
The grandfather of Hannibal IIamlin had
four sons, named respectively Europe, Asia,
Africa and America, but the late Vice Presi-
dent was son OF a fifth, named Cyrus, and
was named for the la;ter's twin brother, Han
nbal.
CAPT. D. VI. WHITE of the Tenth Texas Cav
airy, who captured a sword belonging to Brig.
Gen. Sill, who was killed at Murfreesboro,
Team, in 1868 would be glad to return it to
any of Gen. SIll's relatives who may care to
claim il.
Col SAM WooD, the murdered Kansas politi-
clan. was constant patron of the Louisiana
lottery. sending regu eriy from IS TO go per
month, and never drew anything of conss-
quence, but firm in the belief that he would
eventually capture the capital prize.
EVERY DAY about or o'clock in the even
ing, according to the season. tle pope recites
the rosary with Mgr. Angel, his private secre-
tary, and one of the priests of the house Old
In ali religious ex -rcises Leo XIII. bears a seri
Gus, dignified and imposing attitude.
R. H. HENDERSON, of Michigan contests
with Mr.. Brist of Dubuque the distinction of
being the youngest soldier of the civil war.
Brst was within two days of IL years old when
he enlisted. Hendershott joined the Ninth
Michigan Cavalry when he was II years 8
months and days old, and Zach Chandler
gave him S25