The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-14

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Emma Sprecksis have EFT California for the
season 70 70 abroad. John D. spreckels and
family VIII pass tie sumner at Coronado, San
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THoxAs J. HURLEY. formerly Of Boston. but
nov Of Fort worth is presidents Of the words
Fair Exhibit Association OF Texas, and Secre-
tsry Dickinson considers him tee best nan that
could have been found for the place.
ExGov. SIXTH, president Of the Vermont
Central railroad, and in ths opinion Of his
frlencs the proper man % succeed Mr.. Edmunds
IL TIE senate. is colTslesci1g at ST. Adams
fron protracted Estimate attack.
FKEDzs1cK vAsDzzBI-r has sent out from
England h : new 700 ton yacht for month s
cruise around Scotland and along the Eorweg.
aae06st. Before starting he selected several Of
the finest horses il the Brookfeld stud for his
Own driving az Newport and View York.
HERE scHxALYELo. who was Prince Bis
uaarck's antagonist in his recent electoral con
test, vas cigsrmaker With no particular fame.
Assoeszrion has brought him emiaence, how
ever, and sven IN his defeat he has gained q
notoriety which makes him tie victim Of the
autograph nend.
TIE QrKEs OF RoUxAsrA has undertaken to
write on the subject Of Bucharest for great
illustrated work on the capitals OF ths world,
which is now being prepared in Paris. This is
PROBABLY the first time that queen has de-
scribed her capital for the public. Vienna viii
be treated By Madam Adam and Toxic by
Judith Gautier.
LADY MAcDosALD. the widow Of the late Canad-
ian premier, is a remarkable woman. She is
tall, with abundant white hair and a face that
is stamped with energy and determination.
She Is clever talker, an ompivorous reader.
and the posssssor OF extraordinary social
graces She is frequently in attendance at the
sittings Of parliament.
THREE JUDGES clad in black silk robes will be
seea on the bench next Tuesday in the United
States circuit court at New York-United States
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Blatchford and
Circuit Court Judges William }. Wallace and z.
Henry Laconnbe. The three men viii consti-
tute the new United States appellate court It
was thought that as the court was closely allied
TO the supreme court 1t would be proper for the
judges 70 wear gowns.