The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
PER sONAi.

SENATOR Quay declares there is not a word Of
truth in the reported rupture Of amicabIe reIa-
/ tons between himself and the President.
DR. Wr'DrHoRsT. the leader of the Clerical
party in the German Reic1stag, who cele-
brated his Goth birthday on SATURDAY. ia seri-
ously ILL.,
JUDGE HOLMES. son Of Oliver Wendell Holmes,
IS said to be tie only justice on the Massachu-
sets supreme court bench who enjoys writing
out an opinion.
CHARLES BRADIAUGH, N. p, was q tailor's
shop walker when he was a young man, and
tirst came iato notice as a member Of a country
/ debating class.
JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS, James r. Randall
and Richard Malcolm Johnston are to be editors
OF the new southern magazine, which is pro-
posed TO start in Atlanta.
POPE LEO has bought the famous Paul
Neronese picture representing St. Louis Con
zaZa In his princely dress. The picture is now
oeinS exhibited in toe Gsrmanic College.
CARL BRUES, a workman, who helped Carl
Schurz to escape from Spandau, died a few
days ago. In getting Mr. Shurz out OF prison
Brunn got himself into one for two years
MRs. ANNA c. FALL, whose husband is also a
lawyer, has been admitted to the bar of Boston,
Mass. There are two other women lawyers in
the city, Alice Parker and Leila Robinson saw
tels.
SENATOR ELECT DAVID B. Hull is a native of
Chemung county, New York and about 46 years
OF age He was admitted to the bar in Elmira
and when but 81 was elected city attorney of
that city.
AMONG the guests of the Fellowcraft Club of
New York, at its monthly dinner Tuesday
night, were Moncure D. Conway, Thomas
Power O'Connor. Frank R Stockton and
InOT1AS NRtaOn
THE ORIGINAL PAINTING Of the "Ghost Scene
from Hamlet, painted in 17is by John Henry
Fuseh OF the Royal Academy has been pre-
sented to the actors fund OF America by Will
lam Thomas Wright Of London.
TIE CzARowTTz NICHOLAS and his brother, the
Archduke George. will arrive in San Francisco
from Japan about March I, and will then come
across the continent to New York, stopping to
see the principal cities Oh the route.
HoH. CHARLES PELHAM VILLIaRs is 90 years
old, and for fifty five years has represented the
borough of Northampton in the British par
lament, and he has no salary for the job and
Will have no pension when ne retires.
HAsHIM ALI, the Black Mountain chief who
revolted against British authority, has bee n
subjugated, it is reported. He declared that
he would never recognize the iafde queen Vic
torla, put the Vlceroy Hashlm Ali samee
QUEEN yIcToarA is careful nowadays not to
take single unnecessary step. An alert
Scotchman is her personal attendant and is
never out of hearing of the little table gong
which the queen strikes whenevershe requires
his services.
HOMER B. SPRAGUE would like to be United
States senator from North Dakota, but his
chances are slim. He says: 'Tcan engage in
no fight for it, no scramble, no intrigue, no
naLtery, no bargain, neglect no present duty
curry no fayor, make no speeches, solicit no
votes, promise no offices. pull no wires, pay no
money fling no mud, tell no lies"
WILLIAM UHLER HENsEI. who is attorney
general of Pennsylvania under Gov. Patti
sons administration, although an active poll
ticlan for many years, has never held a public
ofdcs before. He was editor of the Lancaster
InteIligencer from 1874 until 1885, and has since
been associated with j. Hay Brown of Lancas-
ter in the practice Of laws Mr.. Hensel is 40
years Of age.