The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-05
PERSONAL.

OSCAR Wide says he is going to become a
citizen Of France.
DR.. CArHEL says emAciation comes from sleep
ing on an empty stomach.
W. W. ASHLEY Of Virginia, the newly ap-
pointed consul ac Colon. has arrived at hts con-
suiate and taken possession.
RICHARD CRoKER, who has been mentioned
as the Tammany candidate for mayor of New
Yark, says that he does not want the ONCE.
TIE Czarowitz of Russia. is reported to have
at last found a bride in the person of the Prin-
cess OF sohumburg Lipps. niece of the Queen
of Denmark.
Bishop PARET who lives on the Joppa road,
near Towson, Nd, in summer, will leave for
Germany July 6, and will bring back with him
bis daughter, who Is studying painting In Ores
den.
recent military msaeuvers in Mexico and who
want to fight duel with his critic, has long en-
goyed the monopoly of the sulphur mines Of
PopocatepetL
DIR, PHNTEcosT, the American evangelist, who
went TO India year or two ago. has returned
60 London and will make that city his homo for
the present, occupying the pulpit of the Mary
lsoone Presbyterian ohuroh.
DR.. BRowN.SEqUARD has not lost faith n his
famous elixir despite the attacks made upon
it. At recent meeting of the French Academy
OF Sciences he declared that It's use had made
him ten years younger and that thousands Of
people had been cured with it.
WHILE the Oldest living college graduate is
attracting the attention of this country, France
has discovered that the youngest living mayor
IN that country is NJ. Degrave Mayor of Der
nacuiilette, who was born May z, 1857, and who
was elected eight days after reaching the law
fulage.
HENRY WARD BEEcHER's WIDOW says the
great Brooklyn preacher wrote but one poem
and refused to let Robert Bonner print il in the
Ledger in spite of an offer of $1,000 for il. 1t
was written in Beechers college days at Am
herst, the good lady says, and contained about
as mucn poetry as there Is In Jack and Jill"
THE young Khedive of Egypt seems to be DOS
sessed OF more gratitude than the majority of
princes few weeks ago he deoUrated Herr
derold or the Metropole hotel, in Vienna
with the Medschidje order. While student OF
the Iheresianum, in the Austrian capital, the
prince lived at the hotel and became fond OF the
genial proprietor, who is not unknown to
Americans travelling in Europe.
J. A. BAILEY, the circus man, was considerably
astonished and not a little annoyed by the re-
port that he was insane. He was in
Chicago when the story gained currency in
the east, and food of kilograms of inquiry
poured In upon him He declares that not even
MS oouHy health ls impaired, 10 say nothing Of
ms mental soundness. The only illness he ever
had, he says, was an attack of dyspepsia, in
1885
AMONG the historic horse lovers are Job, the
Duke of Wellington, Edmund Burke, Walter
Scott, John Howard, Rowland Hill, Thomas
Chalmers and Sir Henry Lawrence 1t is the
fad, however, TO contend that the COW is not
only better friend OF man than the horse, but
| she Is actually more intelligent beast from
| every point Of view. Mrs Cleveland, William
| M. SngerIy and the Marquis of Lorne are chief,
| perhaps, among the COW champions.