The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-06
Drift.

The "lastn resort--a shocmakers
strike.
Du Chaillu is lecturing through Ken
lucky.
Conliling calls financial theories
"ncbulous generaities.
Daniel Drew says he was never in
better health in his life,
The Austrian Emperor has returned
from his visit to the Gar.
Now that Dickens is dead, his inner
life is being remorseicssly Analysed.
The Duke of Edinburg and bride will
enter London on the 18th Of March.
Beechcr calls the Temperance war
now raging "a moral cyclone, a perfect
tempest of influence"
a soldier Of WeIington's Waterloo
army died in the po0r-housc at Bain-
bridge, Georgia, Il few days ago.
The French court of appeals de-
nounces Naimdortt rs crafty adven-
turer. He styled himself Louis XVII.
President McCosh refuses to allow
the Princeton students to row in the
regatta. After all, it may end in Il
row.
The eight soup-houses established in
New York, by James Gordon Bennett,
feed about six thousand applicants Il
day.
The noted Mrs. Somervlle read
Greek every morning before breakfast,
and studied higher algebra after she
was ninety.
When man declares that his wife
doesn't know enough to boil water, he
only means to say that she hasn't got
a hot temper.
A sister of John Bright, the Eng
fish statesman, is a resident Of Brook
Ign. She is said to be a lady of culture
and vigorous mind.
Captain Hooper is the only man in
the Utah legislature who alludes to his
better-half rs wife. The others say
"our women
IA soldier shall not fall by my hand
now,n says the valiant Butler. How
many ever did fall by your hand, gen
eral?- Boston Herald.
Alexander Dumas is about to spend
some time in Italy, where, AT his leis
ure, he will write a five act COMEDY FOL
the Odeon Theater, Paris.
General Mcclellan is in winter quar-
tiers at Palermo, but is not yet sutfi'
GENTLY organized to tell which way he
will move in the spring.
NJ. De Lesseps has had the good for
tune to secure decree from the CZai
sanctioning his scheme for the con
struction of Il central Asian railway.
Old age and ailiiction have not
abated the POpe's love of the fine arts
He has recently ordered a copy in
mosaic of Raphaels Conversion OF
st. Paul
Minister Bancroft will return to this
country in the spring, and establish
his residence in Washington, occupy
lug his cottage at Newport during Tho
summer.
John Rogers has almost completed /
new lifc-si2e statue of n girl playing
hide-and-seek behind tree trunk
which is one of the most mastery eX
amples yet from his hand.
) Mr.. Bergh's allies in Providence have
begun the instruction of children il
the way of Kindness to animals. Prizei
are given in the schools for the bes
anti-cruelly compositions,
The king of Portugal is a small, deli
cate gentleman from thirty-iive t.
forty, with round, duslly face an'
close cropped hair, He is regia
book-worm, and his private library i
n marvel of valuable acoumulations.
The Oldest milkman is now to b
brought out. They have found one il
Hudson, New York, who has been &c
ing his rounds nearly twenty years
: The praying people in Ohio shout
send Tor HIM he can SO well attest tn
benefit of water.
J The Louisville Courier Journal say
: it is quite u remarkable fact, whic
: doubtless, has not escaped the notice 9
|; the most observing of us, that church
' goers who are sensitive about thei
4 false teeth seldom fall asleep In Al
upright attitude,