The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10

PERSONAL.

| Mas. berry wARp BEEcHEs, at the age Of -.
has gone on a trip to the state OF Washington to
/ visit her son.
Albert BIERsrADT is going 10 Europe soon to
make studies for his Landing Of Columbus, ="
which he hopes to finish for exhibition at the
worlds fair.
EDWARD ORRIN, the P. T. Barnum Of Mexico,
is in New York He has permanent circus at
the Mexican capital, out OF which he has made
q big fortune
Mrs. KING. the cattle queen of Corpus
Christi, Tex, recently sold IS OO0head of 2year-
old steers for $50 O0O probably the largest single
order for cattle ever filled in Texas.
THE Belfast Board Of Trade has appointed
Francis D. Ward, wealthy manufacturer and
exmember of parliament. TO represent that city
az the scotch Irish congress TO be held In Louis
| vile May IS.
President MARTIN, OF the imperial college at
Pekn, China, is in St. Louis Investigating the
manual training system Of that city. He has
| resided IN China about twenty years, and is the
| only American professor in that country.
JAMES PAVE is one of the most prolific novel
lists Of the day, and three or four works Of f1c-
| ton per annum are usually turned out by his
busy. pen. His fatherin-law is the editor Of the
London Times Mr.. Payn is new acquisition
| TO the staff of Punch.
JULIAN HAWTHORNE. the author and newspa-
per writer, has fad in chicken raising. He
| INDUCES his propensity for ROSTERS and hens,
| and from which he makes a neat sum yearly
| in selling eggs and poultry.
HENRY FIELDING DICKENS. the recorder OF
Deal, England, and the most capable of the
| sons left by the novelist, has successfully de-
Tended in court Charles Lyddon. the young
| medical student, charged with poisoning his
! step brother, Dr. w. R Lyddon.
THE new Archbishop of York is said to be an
amateur photographer The Bishop of Rpon
| is devoted to football Bishop Eliicott is re-
| nowned for good skating. The Bishop Of Ches-
| ter, as is well known has expressed a desire to
keep public house the old staid notions of
| ecclesiastical dignity are evidently decaying-
| EMPEROR WILHELM has managed to offend
| nearly all the princes of Germany by his AFRO
gance, and the offenSe is very grave in the case
| OF the Prince Regent of Bavaria, who would be
| in position to be quite disagreeable to the
young emperor in case of a foreign war. TIE
| relations between young Wilhelm and his
uncle, the Grand Duke of Baden, are far from
| cordial.
Mr.. RoDD, secretary Of the British legation in
Athens, at the suggestion of Empress Frederick,
| has written a book entitled Frederic ILL., as
Crown Prince and Emperor" The preface was
| written by no less parsonage than the empress
| herself The book has been translated into
| Greek. The first edition was exhausted shortly
| after its appearance. The proceeds from the
sale of the book are to be devoted to the chart
| table Institutions of Athens.
BARON STANLEY. governor general, costs the
people of Canada nearly S1,OOOOOO year. He
receives for his services Sass, 500; his under
secretary, A. j. Callatier, receives So 200; chief
clerks, 81, 200; frstclass clerks, So 600; second
class clerks, 50, $50; third-class clerks So 800;
messenger, 81 800. Other salaries increase the
| payroll of the Office to S327 032. which, with a
| few incdentals, run the annual expense to
nearly S1,000000 No wonder Canada is in
| debt.