The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-15
PERSONAL.

TEE King Of Denmark tors Queen Victoria
by one year as the senior sovereign OF
Europe-
GEN. BoULANGER is about to publish book
under the title of Reflections. Thoughts and
Maxims"
SENATORS EDMUSDs and Henderson and Gen.
Arson g. McCook have gone to st. Adams Bay
on fishing trip.
Col. Ton OcHILTREE is credited with matri-
monial designs upon the daughter of Col
North, the nitrate king. who has S2,5O0,OOO in
her own night.
PAUL B. DIT CHAILLU. the traveller. is visiting
Melville Phillips, near Philadelphia, and during
the next few weeks he is to be the guest of
George W. Childs at Elberon.
VICE PRESIDENT MORTON who has been
missed from his usual haunts for some time,
has been located at Paul Smiths, in the Adir
rondacks, where he is camping out
CHCAGo's prosecuting attorney is Stephen A
Douglas, son of the Little Giant" He is a
short man, weighing 225 pounds. and is obliged
to have his office chairs built to order.
CHARLES d. ROBERTSON. the seaman who saved
many lives by throwing Kissing confederate
shell overheard from the gun deck Of the Hart
ford in April, 1862, now lives in Baltimore.
RocHEFoRT is to have his sentence RENTED
July Is, and to be free to return to Paris. Con-
STAINS ohinks that he has been punished enough
for having brought Boulanger into public
notice.
A LoNl'oN INTERVIEWER, who saw Mary An
derson recently, says that her figure was
queenly as ever, and her beautiful face was
flushed with the healthy tinge that comes from
outdoor life.
EZEKIEL Cox of Kansas City. a ymachinist in
Of ba md
Memphis railroad, attended the unwilling of the
monument to his brother, the late S. ). Cox in
New York city.
The Emperor of Japan has declared himself
an enemy of dueling. In a recent decree he
ordered that every man who accepted chal-
lenge should be fined heavily and imprisoned
from six months to two years.
IT IS SAID that when Hannibal Hamlin and
Gen. Sherman attended the reunion of the
Army of the Potomac, one year ago, Hamlin
said to Sherman: General you and will not
attend any more of these reunions"
w. A. FRANCIS, instructor of mathematics at
Phillips Exeter Academy, has been appointed
to full professorship. c. A. Hobbs has been
appointed instructor in the department. He is
a native of the town. graduate of the acad-
envy and of Harvard in 1880.
GEN. TALIAFERRo, who has been telling the
people of Richmond some interesting reminis-
cences of Stonewall Jackson, says that the
great southern leader never held a council of
war. He was singulsrly devout man, with a
tendency toward fatalism, and in the early days
of the war he was personally unpopular, as
well with his own staff as with the general Off
GERS Of the army.
The TELEGRAPH OPERATOR who received cleo
ton news for Gen. Grant in Galena, H., at the
close of the latter's first presidential campaign
In November, 1868, says that the famous soldier
was apparently the least interested person in
the room. The returns were brought by wire
into Elihu Washburne's residence, and Senator
Allison, Mr.. Washburne, Gems. Rawlins and
Badeau, and many other veterans and states
men were present.
SARAH BERNHARDT ON the stage is only ex-
celled by Bernhard at dinner She eats drinks,
sings, pats her dog, and drinks again. If any
thing happens to displease her she throws some
thing at the dog calls him to her again, kisses
him on the head, and asks his pardon. Then
she drinks to the health of everybody, including
the dog, and falls to eating And 80 she CON
tinues to tear passion to tatters until the last
raisin has disappeared.