The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-12

The queen regent Of Spain is suffering from
acute nervous prostration brought on by anxi-
ely and overwork
SIR RIcHAED CARTRGHT, leader OF the liberals
OF Ontario in the campaign just ended. has been
hSened unto a buzz saw so energetic 6ad biting
are his addresses.
THERE is talk at Syracuse. n. Y. that Assem-
blyman Howard G. White Of that city is to sue
coed Gen. Batcheller as minister at Lisbon. the
latter desiring TO De transferred TO some other
post.
LITTLE WALLACE CHAPMAN. q 4-year-old Kan
sss City boy, has most wonderful memory.
he recently repeated verbatim nineteen
times.
MARQUIS RUDISI, Itsly's new premier. was
mayor Of Palermo at the time when Presi-
dent Lincoln was assasslnated. and had one Of
the streets Of the clty named ait the martyr
President.
GEN. MALONE is preparing to build q town at
the mouth of Cove creek, in Tazewell county.
Virginia branch road will be built from
Tazeweli Court House to the poin: mentioned,
and charcoal furnaces erected.
Mrs. ANNIE BEsAST can still attract tremen-
dous audiences in London whenever she con-
sants to lecture. Lattery she has been attracted
oy the new theosophy cult and is diving pretty
deeply into the occult mysteries Of the new
rel ion." She will visit this country next
month.
w. H. SMITH is levelheaded newspaper man,
even il he is q member of parliament and a
cabinst minister. and has promptly sat down
upon proposal to compel writers OF articles
appearing IN the papers to attach their names
to such articles. He said it would be as absurd
as TO compel every man to sign the ballot which
ne cast in an election.
The Queen of Roumania has written a melo-
drama which should have been produced at the
Burg theater at Vienna, but it turned out to be
so wildly and weirdly absurd in plot and so bonn
baStic in language that the manager insisted
that If it was produced there would not Gully be
riot IN the audience but a strike among the
employees, and SO il was Withdrawn. Even a
queen is not free from dramatic failures.
JUDGE PETER, the new Kansas senator,
think. all young persons should be taught sub
stantial handicrafts He has eight children, of
whom three are daughters. The boys have all
learned the printers trade, and the eldest
daughter has been taught to set type. One son
is locomotive engineer. One daughter does
amanutn is work and reporting, but also sets
type. The second daughter has been trained to
keep accounts, and the youngest daughter is
| stenographer in the KGHsns FARMER Office, of
which paper the father is editor
WILLIAM REED B1GELow, in the Netc England
Magazine. has some good things to say about
the moral tone of Harvard lie quotes Prof.
| Drummond as saying that IL was one Of the
| most religious colleges ne had ever visited.
| The standard of conduct" says Mr.. Bigelow,
lis not only higher now than formerly. but II
| compares favorablY with contemporary col
| leges When q recent class stook their com.
| mencement dinner together at the Hotel Bruins
| WICK barely man was intoxicated in a class of
over 200. Yet, senior in a class of less than 75
| graduated tlis year at one of New England
| most orthodox Institutions is authority fer the
statement that 2S of his classmates were drunk
| at the commencement dinner If the morality
| of colleges is TO be estimated by a comparison
| Of fragrant offenses proportioned to the number
of students Harvard will stand guiltless before
| many a sister school"