The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-05
PERSONAL
TIE Abchison Globe says that Farmer ]. J.
Ingalls, gets 81 bushel for his cherries.
PRoF cHARLEs D. NcIvEa has been elected

TIE Abchison Globe says that Farmer J. ].
Ingalls, gets 81 bushel for his cherries.
PRoF. CHARLES D. NcIyEz has been elected
| presideut Of tie 0ixls' Normal College at
! Green's beeo. N c.
CONGRESSMAN BELDES. in speech delivered
at Syracuse. urged republicans to nominate
ChAUnceg NJ Depew for governor.
PRoF. w. 8. TYrER, now 81; years old, has
| been instructor in Greek at. Amherst College
for ffty-1ve years
ATToRxETs OF Mrs. Edgar Saltus deny that
she has Withdrawn her divorce SUIT against her
husband the novelist.
CoseRLssNAS MoM1LLrs of TENNESSEE says
heis certainly a candidate for the spsakership.
and expects to be well I'd at the finish.
JUSTICE LAMAR of the supreme court has
given his cordial Endorsement to the proposed
blue and gray reunion at the Chicago worlds
fair.
TEE DUCHESS OF MARLBoRoUeH has presented
her husband with large and beautiful organ
with four manuals. for his library at Blen-
helm.
Rev. HOWARD MAcQuEARY remarks that his
heresy has not brought him as much money
as be could have earned as q clerk in dry
goods store.
Jo4CCS MILLER read an or ginal poem at the
Bunker Hill Associations celebration in Cali
fornia lass week. 1t was entitled Custer at
Shenandoah"
JULIus CHAMBERS, a well known New York
newspaper writer, was entertained at breakfast
Wednesday at the Players Club by T. B. AL
drlcn, the poet.
Mas ELIZABETH THoMPsey,ythe well known
philantaropst is in a deplorable state Of health,
and paralysis has affected her mentally as well
as phF scaly &C.
CHEF PosToFFICE INSPECTOR RATHBoSE ten
dered his resignation, to take effect June g.
On July Mr.. Rathbone was appointed fourth
assistant postmaster general
REV. DR.. BREcKINR1DGE, who fell dead at the
Presbyterian general assembly in Detroit, had
$40 900 insurance on his life. His policy expired
the day before his death, and he renewed 1t by
telegraph.
PRINCE ALEXANDER of Battenburg, former
ruling Prince of Bulgaria, who so CALAMITY de-
feated King Milan in the Bulgarian Servan war
of 1885, is dangerously ILL He is suffering from
an ulcer IN the stomach.
PRINCE BISMARCK s,condition is not improving
and, IN addition TO his old complaint, lumbago.
he now complains OF occasional pains in his
head. His faculties are, however. perfectly clear
and he is confident OF being about shortly in as
So0Q uealtn as ever. All MS spare time. when
he is able, is given to the arrangement of papers
that will probably go down to history ia his
memoirs.
EAcR of the daughters of NJ. Blanc, the great
Monte Carlo gambler. married well. One is now
the Princess Rsdzivilli, and the other married
Prince Roland BonAparte. Apparently neither
OF them drew Blanc in the matrimonial lot
terry.
Mas. BEsANr announces her ret rement as a
member of the London school board, as the
death Of Nine. Blavatsky imposes upon her a
large amount of extra work in connection with
the theosophical movement. Mrs. Besant was
elected member from Tower FIamlets on Nov.
90 1888, to serve three years.
ONE Of the twenty-three widows of the revo-
luton whose names are on the pension roll is
Mrs. heridy Smith who lives in Newman Ga
She is garrulous old lady with remarkable
memory for her cOuntry's history, and. despite
her great age and decrepitude, her mind is Wig
orous
IL THE DAYS when Edwin Arnold, even though
an active newspaper man. was brimful of Hin
doc philosophy and literature and thoughts re-
garding them, he was often known to say to
people whom he met on the street: My dear
friend, am very glad 10 see you, but really you
have taken me out Of the Himalaya noun
tainsn