The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-09

Mr. AND MIS- JoHS JACOB Aston, when last
heard from, were travelling in Mexico.
Mr. AND MRs. HENRY NJ STANLEY will return
TO New Vow York April .. They viii sail for
England April IS.
MARGARET SASGsrER encourages the produc
ton of sunshine by saying: The longer live
the more am inclined to set the highest valua-
ton on pleasant people"
QUEEN VICTORIA is to be godmother of the son
OF Lord Onslow. governor Of New Zealand. The
unfortunate child is to be named ''TaikOa," a
Maori word meaning ION slow"
The BARONESS BURDErT-COUrTs has left Eng
land Tor ramble through Italy. Her health is
very precarious, and the effects Of her recent
accident are telling severely upon her.
GEN. RosECRASs, the register of the treasury,
is remarkably vigorous at Il years. He break
fssts every morning at Z. reaches is desk at 9
and remains there hard at work until 4.
Mas. HARRIET TAYLOR UPTON, well known
magazine writer, has been appointed one of
OhIo's directors for the worlds fair. She is the
cesSor In congress.
WHILE Mr.. W. K Vanderbilt's Alva was
steamIng through storm on her way to Vile
franche, an enormous wave deposited a seventy
pound turtle on the deck. II was good to eat
and therefore was eaten.
BISMARCK will move to Berlin, we are told,
having taken two large houses 10 the KONG
gratzer-strasse The Hamburg Reform an
nounces that the emperor and Prince Bismarck
VIII dine together shortly with Count Won Wa. d.
ersee at Altoona
GEN. BoULANGER Is in London, but he doesn't
make much of stir there Morley's hotel will
Lace HIM with its weekly bill just as regularly
ana calmly as IL its guest was only st. Louis
drummer instead of being the sore toe of
French repubiicanism.
The LATE President GARFIELD's SON. Harry
A, has an ambition for politics, and essayed to
place his foot upon one of the lower rounds by
an election to tne Cleveland city council, but
saloon keeper named HEM managed to show
the greater number of votes.
MICHAEL O'BRIEN DALTON, the phenomenal
hitter, who, with one blow, is alleged to have
broken both the pebbles of Tim Healy's glasses
ana driven fragments into his eyes and TO nave
knocked out five of Healy's teeth, is the son of
wealthy Australian and represents division
OF Donegal in parliament
PIETRo CUNEo, the editor of the Wyandot
Republican of the Upper Sandusky. is an Ital-
ian by birth and early education. He Is one of
Toe best-known Ohio editors, and, stands in the
front ranks of republicans. but he does not join
In the cry of revenge of some of his country
men over the New Orleans affair.
SENATOR WALrHAIL and ex-Gov. Lowry of
Mississippi will be the orators at the unwilling
of the great confederate monument in Jackson
June 3. The former gentleman will pay sri-
butte to Jefferson Davis, and the affair is ex-
pected to prove the most important confeder-
ate demonstration in that state since the war.
The elder two OF Emperor Williams sons
show as yet very little of their imperial fathers
cold and domineering disposition. In their
friendliness they much more resemble their
gentle grandfather, the late Emperor Frederick.
They are ready to make comrads of any lad
dashing spirit.
Miss FRANCES WILLARp's long practice in pre-
siding at public meetings has given her an ease
of manner 10 the chair that many a man might
envy. She Is among the few women who pro-
duce the impression Of being no more emoar
rassed when acting as chairman for large as
sembly than she would feel with single guest
IN her own drawing room.