The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-04
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PErScE GEoRGE Of Greece viii sail from New
YORK for Liverpool on the Servia to-day.
Gov. FLExISG OF West Virginia has been
nsde an LID. By the regents Of the state uni
versity.
sESAroz CHANDLER IS in Montreal engaged in
the prosecution Of his Inquiries as chairman Of
the COMMITTEES On emigration
M wAesTAFF. the new president Of Brook
Iyn's lofty bridge. might have been measured
for the position. He is nesrly fest inches In
TIE equestrian statue Of Grant FOR Chicago,
cast in bronze at Chicopee e few days ago, Is
said to be the largest portrait statue IN this
country.
Col REGARD J. H1sToy, chief Of the irriga
ton inquiry, is now in san Francisco engaged
in collecting facts for report on irrigation on
the coast
Miss SARA 7. HALIowELL OF Chicago has been
appointed one OF the two principal assistants 70
Mr. Ives. chief Of the fine arts department Of the
worlds fair.
Ma. PgSNNGTos. inventor Of the Mount Car
mel air ship, will soon be in New York to super
intend the placing Of the model Of his invention
on exhibition at the Academy Of Music.
SECRETARY Foster is both a fisherman and 8
story teller, and they say that if you start him
talking about mis- adventures in search Of blue
fish At Nantucket he will reel of some interest
ing narratives
JONI STUART BLAckIE, the famous Scotch
professor Of Greek and philosophy, is lively
old man Of 81 He puts in q full work day, just
as be used TO and is described as being as
lively kitten"
Ex-SESAT0RiTABoR Of Colorado will build
residence in Denver which is expected to cost
sEl4 an lii p ala # no
sort in that city. ActiTe operations will not be
begun for months yet.
THE SENIOR MEMBER Of the Center party in
Germany, Peter Reichensperger, recently cele-
bra.ed the slst anniversary of his birth. For
7 any years Rechensperger was almost as pow
eriul in the councils Of his faction as the late
DR.. Windthorst. He has been forty-three years
in parliamentary life
Mr.. BLAIsE's stay at Bar Harbor has already
done him vast amount Of good. He walks
about with firm tread and erect figure, and
there Is a trace of color in his white face He
| is able now TO cover about two miles day with
out fatigue, and he no longer needs the helping
arm OF a friend in his walks.
NXE. CHAUsESoT. claiming TO be daughter
| OF the Empress Eugene, is creating something
Of q sensation in Paris by telling highly ne4o-
| dramatic even if imaginative, tale She pre-
| tends to have been adopted by poor plumber,
] DuE asserts tDdL neF eQQcdllOH was pfONiUc1 LOT
| by some one of the court OF the Tuileries. She
| is upward Of 30 years Of age, and handsome.
QUEEN VICTORIA viii receive shortly very
large elephant tusk. taken from an animal
killed by Umzilla, Gungunhena's father which
has already been dispatched from Capetown, as
royal gift from Gungunhana, to be presented
| by the two ENJOYS now in England. This tusk
| would have been taken to England by the In
dams themselves. but was delayed in transit
| from OAKLAND to the cape.
Mrs ELIZABETH STORES MEAD, president OF
Mount Holyoke College came from a family
distinguished for intellectual attachments. Her
| mother was a sister OF the father OF DR.. R. S.
! storrs. of Brooklyn Another sister married
| Prof. B. B. Edwards, who once occupied the
! chair Of Hebrew at Andover Seminary. Mrs.
! Mead and her own sister were teachers In
Andover for years before the former married.