The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-26
PERSONAL

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Ex-KISe milan OF servia now calls himself
the Duke Of Pavolo.
President CARSoF contsmplates the entire
demolition Of the Notifications about Paris.
Mas. BRowS. wife Of the appointed
justice OF the supreme court. is distantly rela-
ted TO Whittier.
GEN RossER is pointed out in Virginia as a
rebel brgsdier'' who has been able to accumu-
late large fortune since the peace of Apo
matox.
Ex-MINIsTER PHELPs has returned to New
Haven from bis home in Vermont. and will de-
liver his usual course Of lectures in the Yale
law school.
The KING OF SLAM is about TO send six
Siamese youths 70 Westminster College at New
Wilmington, Pa, all of whom are to. be edu-
Gated for the medical profession
PRINCESS MARIANNE, wife of Lucien Bona
parte, who is separated from her husband, lives
in AJaccio, and is the only member Of the Bona
parte family now living in Corsica.
SENATOR PIERCE of North Dakota was once a
newspaper man, and was connected with the
Chicago Neios. In those days he was accounted
good story teller and connoisseur in dinners.
IT IS SAID OF Senator Teller that he is a man.
OF such careless and Indifferent appetite that he
doesn't care whether he has q five-course and
remove dinner or free lunch of pickled
trlpe.
JOHN PREssLY DUNNING Of San Francisco, the
reporter Of Samoan fame. and Miss Mary Eliza
bath Pennington, daughter of Congressman
Pennington of Delaware, are TO be married at
Dover Feb. 10.
REV. THOMAS DIXON, is his sermon at Assoca-
ton hall, New York, on Sunday. condemned the
federal elections bill in the most vehement
terms as legislation to the positive detriment of
ths colored race.
Miss ELAINE GooDALE. the superintendent of
Sioux schools, whose engagement to marry
DR.. Charles Eastman, a fuil-blooded Sioux,
who was educated at Dartmouth College, is
announced, first came into public notice as a
poet.
REV HENRY MELVILLE JACKSON has been con
secrated as assistant bishop of Alabama, Bish-
ops Randolph of Virginia, PeterSin of West
virginia, Howe of South Carolina, Thompson
OF Mississippi and Wilmer of Alabama Off
clatlng. Or. Jackson was nearly fifteen years
rector OF Grace church, Richmond, Va.
ODETTA TYLER, the actress, who is Bessie
Kirklank at her home in Nashville, is consid-
cred beauty on or off the stage Gen.
Kirkland, her father, is West Point
graduate. and made fine record in the confed-
crate army. Miss Kirkland is niece of Gen.
Hardee, author of the famous work on military
tactics.
SENATOR AND Mrs. CALL gave a dinner in
Washington Sunday evening, at which the
guest of honor was Gen. Joe Johnston. Among
the guests invited to meet him were ex-Gov.
McLane of Maryland. MIR and Mrs. Halliday,
Gen. Bragg of the interstate commerce com
mission, Mr.. Eldred Simkins of Brunswick, Ga,
Senator Pasco and Hon. Benton McMiIlin.
SAID Rider Haggard to reporter the other
day; II am on my way to the City of Mexico,
via New Orleans, where l shall remain over
Sunday. / have always been much interested
in the antiquities, particularly those of the
Aztec nation. and want to inform myself by
personal inv, stixatiou even if for no other rea-
son than personal graf ication Ishall probably
write new story with the Aztec race as
theme, presuming, of course. that the neces-'
sary material will be there for me However,
have matured no plans as yet, although my idea
Is to treat OF civilized period, about the time
OF the Spanish conquest"