The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-29
Minor relegrmIlls.

Charles Gleason, one Of Grafton
bank robbers, under fourteen years
sentence, escaped.
The President has recognized Chas
Lundln as the Vice Consul OF Sweden
and Norway, at Richmond, Virginia,
A Cape May dispatch says that
when the Dauntless rounded Sandy
Hook the Resolute was not in sight.
An exchange says that "the trade in
baby carriages would indicate that
the world Is not coming to an end this
fall.
A Berlin special says 1t is definitely
settled that Prince Frederick William,
accompanied by eldest son, will visit
this Centennial.
Mark Twain says. ~ have seen
slower people than ani--even quiet
err and more llstless, and lazier than |
am, but they were dead
A severe earthquake, accompanied
with u loud rum6llng noise was felt
at Holly Springs, Miss, ut $50 yester-
day evening No damage.
The creditors OF Sterling Aprans 4
Co., the Boston sugar reiiners, who
failed in August, have decided to put
the firm into involuntary bankruptcy,
Information has been received at
Boston that Captain Mehan, of the
shin Aleda, and his four sons were
drowned In the surf at Paballoa De-
plea, Peru.
A ship of two hundred tons, bottom
painted black, with "Daphine Of Bonn
baston' painted on her siren, was
found bottom upwards in latitude 20
longitude 81.
A council of physicians, acting In
behalf OF the Supreme Court, decided
that Won Arninl, cannot bear the pro-
longed Imprisonment to which he has
been sentenced.
A large two-masted schooner was
seen to sink to the eastward OF Block
Island, near Newport, n, j., yesterday.
Its supposed passengers, officers and
crew were all lost,
The grand jury of Concord, New
Hampshire, have found true bill
against l.. A. Hoge for the murder OF
josie Langmade, who, IL will be re-
Membered, was ravished and then be-
headed.
A Munich dispatch says the Javarian
Chamber will be convened early in jan
uary, and will not be dissolved unless
caused by dead lock by rejecting the
Governments financial bills.
ID. II. Fogg, of st. Louis, shot Miss
Pauline Plachman in the breast and
then stabbed himself. He had been
forbidden the house by the mother of
the young lady.
''Six feet in his boots!" exclaimed
Mrs. Partington, ''what will the impu-
dence of this world come to, wonder.
Why, they might as well tell me the
man had six heads In his hat"
The students perpetrated nitro
glycerine explosion under the windows
of Harvard College, yesterday. Sever
al hundred panes Of glass were shat
tered, and a narrow escape from more
serious damage was the consequence.
"What can do to make you love me
mOreY' asked o youth of his girl the
other evening. "Buy me ring, stop
eating onions, and throw your should
ers back when you walk was the i'm
mediate reply.
In reply to young writer who
wished to know "what magazine will
give me the highest position quick
est ~ cotemporary advises "a
powder magazine, If you can contri-
butte a fiery article"
No Norwegian girl is allowed 10 have
beau until she can bake bread and
knit stockings; and as "a consequence
every girl can bake and knit long be-
fore she can read or write, and she
does not have to be coaxed into her
industry, either.
Mrs. Doddy, of Providence, says she
made her lazy head-and-alive husband
move to lively measure for once in
his life. She placed stiff hairbrush
In shaded spot in the bedroom, so
that he stepped on it with his bare
foot
A report was read at the convention
OF the Railroad Conductors Life Insur-
ance Association, now In session In
New York, showing that twenty MEM
beers have died; $28,643 paid their heirs;
present membership 1859; receipts for
the present year SlS, 435; expenditures
Sl3, l7S-balance on hand S257.