The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-30

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forogone conclusion That Grant layOrs
the acquisition Of Cabin.
Don Alfonso ~ steering clear Of any
complications with Germany. ltdoes
not desire any indemnity ia his.
Secretary Brlstow il still confined to
his room and will not be able to attend
to the treasury portfolio for n week.
Vice President Wilson says the re-
publican party Is in mighty bad way.
BROAD is the way that leadeth to
damnat!on.n
Merrill has gone to New Orleans to
unload his manufactured cargo of out
RACES before the congressional c0roner's
inquest on Louisiana.
Mr.. Martin. of Jasper, Tennessee,
aged seventy-siN, was married to II
child of thirteen. He gave her three
thousand dollars AS II dot.
MIR. Constance Weikert is the pianist
lion of New York just now. He is
playing in Theodore Thomas concerts,
and has made great hit.
Bishop Beckwlth of Georgia, has
been recently making Il brief visit to
New Orleans, and preached to his old
congregation in Trinity church.
Mr.. Page NJ. Baker, an experienced
journalist and Il trenchant writer has
purchased the New Orleans Bulletin.
Mr.. Baker is a brother of Mrs. DR.. Lee,
OF this city.
McComb, of the New Orleans and
Jackson railway, wants Pontchatoula
on that line made the terminus of the
Texas and Pacific. McComb wants
nothing done without it brings grist to
his mill.
Colonel w. p. Boone, distinguish
ed citizen OF Louisville, and II descend
ant of Daniel Boone the great Kentucky
pioneer, died Oh the 18th Instant. He
was u prominent lewycr, and had filled
various positions of honor in his state.
Beecher says he is IA child of God,
OH the brink of heaven, and nobody
can put him in hell" This blasphe-
NOUS wretch talks in this strain to II
large congregation of the same sort,
and is a religious ulcer on the body
social.
While Whitelaw Reid, editor of the
New York Tribune, was dining with
Speaker Blaine, he was arrested at the
instance of Boss Tweed Shepherd of
Washington, on Il charge of libel.
Whitelaw acknowledged the service of
the writ, and went on with his dinner.
Gerritt Smith was once greatly bored
by chronic visitor who had long out
stayed his welcome. Next morning
SIN it'll prayed for blessing to descend
upon "our visiting brother, who will
this day depart from us" And he de-
parted. The prayer of the neighbors
cou ldn't move the bore OF the sanctun
or the exchange tiend al inch. Moth
ing but the Old Boys tongs could.
Don Piatt was asked by the Pacific
Mail subsidy investigating committee
whether he thought money had been
used upon congressman to procure the
passage of the subsidy. Says Don: 81
received no better evidence than that
of my own eyes. When / saw all the
carpetbaggers and suspicious characters
in congress voting for it, I needed no
further investigation"
Fechter, the actor, who has had
great difficulty keeping on his legs
lately, owing to the ''indisposition"
arising from too frequent application
of the hydro.chloride of protoXide of
muriatic aqua benzine, is better since
the surgeon came SO near amputating
one leg to enable him to stand forever
on his pin and locomote without
switching Off
One of the Nav York papers had a
cartoon where New York was repre-
scented as u beautiful woman standing
ing with Governor Dix and Mr.. Tildcn,
exclaiming to her SONS who are as
sembled about her, "Behold l offer
you my two best SONS" The day after
its appearance, Mr.. Tilden showed the
cartoon to n lady and said smiling,
"You see, am not the favorite with
the fair lady, for while she leans most
lovingly against the arm of Mr.. Dix,
am quite behind her, and she only
coldly takes my hand" Eyes" was
the reply, "but that's the way we ladies
always treat those we love best"
Bachelor Gorernor Ii'den maize a noe
of that.
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