The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-07
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the crusaders
The Office of admiral Of the navy
will expire with Admiral Porter,
An Immigrant can now 80 10y rail
from New York to Chicago for 81.
Competition didlt.
a Chicago paper has published an
article headed external Punishment
Contlnued.p How? .#t 3
1t Is said that Mark Twain talks Of
starting weekly literary newspaper,
Mark, don't.
Susan b. characterizes the woman Is
temperance movement rs "unorgan-
lied enthusiasm
What's in n name? DR.. Sexton, Of
New York, heads the cremation move.
ment in that city. a-at
Bishop Cummins Is sick, and by the
advice of his physician will deslst from
all public labor for time,
The actual number Of liquor saloons
in Ohio Which have been closed 10y
the woman's crusade is about three
hundred.
Barre, Massachusetts, will celebrate
its centennial on the 18th of June.
Philadelphia will have IL. play second
fiddle, after all.
If Mr.. Dawes isultimately defeated,
1t will probably be because he does not
live IN Boston, and Beacon street ut
that.
On account Of the scarcity of ice next
summer, barkeepers will charge for
the ice, and sprinkle it with liquor for
nothing.
There are no less than fifty editors
and reporters encamped at the Bald
mountain, North Carolina, awaiting
developments.
A Paris letter says drunkenness Is
getting common there. In the, balmy
days of the empire they were content
to get tight. 7ee
Virginia papers say that never since
the war has the tide of northern immi-
grafton set so strongly toward that
state as at present q
Judge Kelley expresses himself con-
fident that if he can get the question to
u direct vote he can now pass the con-
VerJiDlS DOnu plll.
The preparations for the proposed
erection OF statue Of William Fl.
Seward, in Central park, New York,
are making steady progress.
The Canadians have become dis
gusted with the old English system of
voting viva voce, and movement is
on foot TO introduce the ballot.
A public necessity: a regularly Or
ganized clearinghouse, to attend to
personal rumors and keep them out of
the circle of public discussion.
Miss Mary Louisa Shaw, who died in
Boston, January 3lst, has bequeathed
$4,000 to charitable institutions in
Boston, remembering Catholics and
Professionals alike. e
There's nothing like persistency.
John Couch was married in Philadel-
phia the other day to a girl who had
refused him eighteen times She
wanted to see if he really loved her.
The women of San Francisco are
about to make " raid on Governor
Booth for the purpose of praying him
out of the whisky business, which his
firm carries on quite extensively in
Sacramento. F.ktl d e.
The people of the territory of New
Mexico are becoming anxious to be adj
mitted into the union as a state. The
territory has population of at least
100000, which is a much larger number
than one half the states which have
peeu admitted since the organization
of the government contained at the
date of their admission. The bulk of
After years ofcareful study and close
observation, an Iowa professor is able
to announce that frogs can see side
ways, and that music has more inilu-
ence on them than this careless world
has any idea Of ..-.--
A company is being formed at New
York for the purpose of securing u con-
cession from the Spanish government
to recover the treasure sunk in q fleet
of Spanish galleons in the harbor of
Vigo, Spain, IN 1902. o