The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12

brought upcn himself the commentators
- The vatican He has reconcilei warring
factions and united discordant elements.
Even when but ordained a year this emit
ncnt priest was looked upon as "a future
light or the church. and now "a is recalled
lnat every priest during ieo's pQutincate
receiving the houoTs recently hestoWed
upon Father Cotton has ultimately become
a cardinal. The Aztec trophy in the vau-
can, sent by Father OriedO as an allegory
OF the condition OF the church TN America.
has thus new application. The pontin
himself looks upon an differences in this
country as settled.
The departure Of Chief Arthur Of the
hfotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
mas reen The signal for a concerted at
TACK upon him. cmauatiug from New
ork labor unions. THIS attack has
taken the form of charges quietly made
tHat ne regularly sells OUT organized la
nel whenever there IS great strike on.
This he accomplishcs, Il Is alleged. through
the medium OF his organization. which
ne usually coutrlVcs 20 bring out on top.
II Is asserted that ne has a tendency 10
let the cat out OF the bag wherever any
movements are on foot in the labor world
Ihis tendency Is alleged to be responsible
Tor numerous failures Of important plans
al critical moments. Another dubious
tning, according 10 Arthur's accusers is
MS wealth. lie Is an extensive property
owner, an investor In numerous capital
ist enterprises and sympathizer with
capitalist measures. Stress Is laid upon
the iact that he can afford TO go 10 Europe
IN "a fast sailing boat. travelling hN first
cabin. and now KNOCKS abot,f ths com
unent in great style. There are likely to
be several bad quarters OF an hour for
Mr Peter NJ. Arthur when he comes back
from Paris, Monte Carlo and the other
places IN which. according 10 his de-
tractors, he Is now luXuriating.
But Arthur probably has his defense
ready.
Airs Oscar Wilde. according 10 her
American fricnis-and she Is well known
10 numerous fashionable people IN New
ork, has some idea of coming TO this coun
try al least for time. She Will probably
remain here for some months. Her idea Is
TO close certain negOtia tons pending be-
tween her husband and certain theatrical
managers and book publishers. Now that
the announcement of her intention to oh
tain a divorce Is seen to be premature,
attention has been called TO the sorry con
ditiOn OF herself and children. They are
reduced to absolute beggary, and yet on
this side of the Atlantic and In Austria
liza Nilde's hooks and plays are selling
ana running prodigiously. Two Of these
productions are copyrighted, yet they have
been pirated unblushingly. a subscription
has been started In London TO help poor
Mrs Wilde. IL Is well known that she
was devoted TO the melancholy Oscar, ana,
in truth looked upon herself as his pro
tector. She spared him everything In the
way OF nervous shock, and he was 10
her almost a sensitive plant. II Is recalled
here I'm New York that much fun was
pOkcd at him when his pet pug, divinity
was killed. Wilde had three Of these ami
mails. one being named Distraction, an
other Dreams. and the thru divinity.
w 1lle WAS ont Walking Win MS WIG anu
Divinity, when bulldog set upon uhe
| latter. Wilde shriekcd aloud and looked
as II he would faint when the CANNES
closed in mortal combat, but his wife drove
the bulldog Off with her para sol. The aes-
theto was SO overcome nj the shock that
he would do no work for several weeks.
He wrote long letter TO Charles FrOh-
man. with whom he had important en-
gagements, detailing the circumstances
and declared that ne was In too wilted "a
condition for play writing
al QEthnVnf1Un.
Lord Beresford for the present., is TO Visit
Newport this summer and bring her new
husband along. Nhis announcement ls
positively made. and indicates change
ia the lady 81 programme. Her stepson ts
likely to be here at the same time, ana We
are destined. II seems, 70 see him bear on
the tip of his finger while trying to cut
off the end OF cigar in machine, when
is a somewhat sOrrowful thing to befali
a duke. That, at least. Is the way La
bouchcre put II in a speech he made IN par
/ lament the other day, although II does
appear odd that comparatively trinins
J incident-for the dukes finger, Labou,
chere assured the country, is now al
right-should be made the intellectual
masterpiece of a parliamentary speech.
However, If these Marlboroughs come
/ here II will be a great thing for the New
! port season, and what with the delighttu
uncertainty hanging over the prosper o.
/ the appearance OF the Prince of Wales al
\ that popular resort is calculates 70 MAKE
the coming summer there very memora
BILE ~.
/ The return OF Whltelaw Reid to his
own country which viii not now be long
/ delayed, has given occasion to the re-
vival of the rumor that ne Is planning
to get second place on the republican
ticket once more. The denomination Oh
/ Mr. Harrison he seems to regard as O
/ foregone conclusion, and in his opinion
! the old ticket over again may be the
/ programme. Ii Is noticeable that no can
/ date for second place has been very prom
inently mentioned with the exception Of
/ Mr. Reid, whose friends are continually
urging his claims. Mr. Reid returns IN
excellent health. on the continent, where
/ he is at present sojourning, his progress
has been something Ike a triumpha
/ march. He Is noted bon Vivant ano
/ his dinners, when he was our minister al
Paris, are still pleasantly remembered
/ He and Alexander Dumas fills are very
/ friendly, and the french author, who
boasts Of his culinary skill, recently gave
/ Mr. Reid a dinner which he cooked him
/ self This is certainly rare honor, and
| Mr. Reid Is the only American who ever
had Il accorded him, for to be a cook
| is in Dumas opinion, 10 place clviiiza
ton under lasting obligation Should
| Dumas make his proposed trip TO this
country he will be guest of Mr.. Reid.
fl David Wechsler.