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

one Of tho worst crimes that cill-
zen can commit ~ to Nbnognle the po-
lilical duties Of citizenship and tn
lonye politics TO the politicians,
4 most unusual ease Of modest gen
crosby has come 10 Hight IN Boston. \
gentleman Who ubsllnatoly refuses Ia
have his name Published has gwen
property valued 1T 100000 TO Boston
University
\ Mce,lous young gentleman up
town nearly received his walking
ticket on asking his sweetheart II she
wouldn't 20 10 l., but was relnstatcd
on explaining that he only meant
"Loyc's lNhOrs Lost
The marriage of W, II. Hamilton
aud daughter of Mr. Massey, Of Page
county, Iowa, was indefinitely post
poncd on the receipt Of n letter from
Mr. llamllton's wife, who wants him
TO come.
a golden eagle was recently ear
turcd near Cheiop0, Kansas The
captOr Has immediately Offered $40 In
bank notes for IT, which he naturally
refused, rs he felt entitled to II pre-
MUM on IT,
The New York Herald said that
llergh was the worst enemy that ami
mails ever had. Bergh responds and
brands the editor Of the paper ms ~
remorseless slaughterer Of lnollensive
pigeons"
a gentleman In .Titusville, pcnnsyl-
L.. Al li
I.ousburg in l1i5, by II French officer
to Captain Henry Putnam, II relative
af General Israel Putnam. The sword
was used mt Lexington in l77j.
Oregon, at last accounts, had n
woman-suilrago convention in full
blast, attended II is said, by many
"bald-headed, experienced men," who
saw TO things generally and kept the
movement IN good ORDER
hPaul b. du ChailIu, the friend of a fri
can gorillas, is in Chicago. a friend,
commenting on Pauls "midnight SUM-
story, says he has once or twice seen
the same phenomenon through several
glasses durkly.
Mr.. Sartoris, the future husband Of
Miss Nellie Grant, Is in Washington.
lie is son and only child Of mem
Der of the British parliament, aud
after the marriage will, of course, take
his bride TO England and reside there.
Bring out your oldest millman. The
western editors have begun il, and the
temperance people encourage them,
because these venerable milllmen are
such shining examples of the good re-
suits Of plentiful use of water.
The New York Mail says that cee-
brated artist in that city is painting
the portraits of six Of the most beauti-
full young ladies in New York, in one
large group. The young ladies are to
to be exhibited and sold for the benefit
of church now heavily in debt. The
artist does his work without compen-
satiOn.
Some boiler makers at Dubuque put
boy in boiler to hold hammer
head to the rivets rs they were driven
in, and when al were completed he
was found too big to come out of the
hole. He stripped to the buff and
creased his skin, but it was no use, and
il took six men three hours to cut solid
boiler iron before he could be got out.
A Cayuga, New York, man wants Il
wife, aud this is the sort OF one he
wants, us his advertisement has it, and
this is the sort of husband he will give
her. "Mr. Editer Please Publish that
Wanted ycung lad from the age of
Is to -, who wood like to yeunite her
selre in the locs of Ma-tra-monia to the
Writer of this, Who am - years of
age, five fete in high, way 1856, Of oc-
cllpation fairmer.n 1t is to be hoped
he will find her
Josh was brought before country
squire for stealing II hog and three
witnesses being examined sWorc that
they saw him steal it. A wag having
volunteered as counsel for Josh, know
ing the scope Of the squirrels brain,
arose and addressed him as follows:
"May it please your honor, | can es-
tnblish this mans honesty beyond the
shadow of doubt, for | have twelve
witnesses ready TO swear that they did
not see him steal it, The squire rest
ed his head for II few moments upon
his hand, as if in deep thought, and
then with great dignity arose, and
brushing back his hair, said, "lf there
are twelve who did not see him steal it.,
and only three that did, | discharge
the prisoner. Clear the roomW