The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-29
NOTES AND oPTNIONs.

Sioux City Ioarnal; Council Bluffs
Is just now delicious with excitement
consequert upon social sensation ii
the shape Of q double elopement *
lovers of very tender age, mono Of The
parties exceeding eighteen years,
As the trial Of breach Of promb
suit was about To begin Ia San Frar
cisco, juror arose and asked to be- at
cused, because he was engaged 70 b.
married, and consequently his mind
was not free from bias. Ho was *.
cused.
1t was the desire Of The lste Francis
7. Blair that the bearersatlllis iurefsl.
should be chosen from among III \
grandsons, In compliance with hlSl
wish, eight sons 81 The late General
f. =. Blair, Of the late James BMIs,
and of tho Hon, Montgomery HlairI
acted in that oapaoity.
Sir Randall Roberts has mads i'd
first appearance on the American
stage In Toronto playing IN iThs
Great Divorce Case.a A oritic sayy
that he showed talent a. a light come.
dian, was gentlemauly In manner. and
spoke With indlStinctrapldliy atiimss
Here'sa thought for hard times ID
is not poverty so much rs presense,
that harnesses ruined man--the stgsig.
gle between proud mind and al
empty purse--the keeping up OF
hollow show that must come 10 ia
end. Have the courage 70 appesr
poor, and disarm poverty of issslssp-
est sting.
Cleveland plalndealer. Yendlcr
Thurman predicts that Ohio will 10
for Iilden. aud Ia CinciunaQ many
Germans who voted tho Republican
ticket in October publicly avoN' ibeRS|
intention TO vote against Mr.. Know-
Nothing Hayes for president The
ball rolls on.
The German society fortheintro-
dnction OF cremation has paid 1900
marks to the town Of Gothk for las
erection of cremation furnace
Strict police regulations have tsen
published for the examination 81
bodies offered for burning, md no
corpse is to be cremated unicas the 49,
ceased has expressed wish h lhst'Y
effect, and his relatives have declared
their concurrence.
In front ofthe Union Leagne House
in Philadelphia on Saturday night M
jeta were arranged to fornitnasofds
Virtue, Liberty and Independence
and before tho wind began ipIblpv
looked very handsome Bat suca
"virtue" was wiped out, theut il|e-
ty,n aud as bystander Observed The
exclaimed; "How emblemstlco q; he
Republican party; there's 'YIitua's.
gone and Liberty gone, and pisd-'d
little of independence left."
It's well that Herr Wagner nAn az
ford to to have fun picked athin, fus
the satirists are indeistIgshla ~,
last story Is this; Some oie 2as Ai'x'
ious to obtain a tickst aud dIscdvtfnd
that friend Of his had one, which DO
was willing to sell, but u IA filed Y 30
in very bad position, sand ite Rfice <
demanded was very high 0sia 20
which the wonld.be buyer dhp gsYed, \
Nonsense replied the friend, 70 10
the bestin the whole house..
AS Bishop Tuttls, 81 Monssus, was
making his annual visItauonlNt jqlys
ranchman and bis wife brongM iheir
family to be baptized. Among sheni
was a fine baby boy Of ak months.
When the Bishop gskedthe n2Iasa Of
the children, the mother rrad ksetisci
bahy's name Bishop iattlep the
Bishop mildly suggested that biz I'rst
name was Daniel, but the mother
could not be driven from hsr flov''i- 4
ton, and the baby was ascorqlp
baptized Bishop futile cuttis
oflis,oOo bales o. cotton Esceipsd ss
New Orleans from Galveston, dari'4
the year ls75-1S, any Thousand warp
in translt to New York and ere'gn
ports via New Orleans and Nsw Norf
This cotton was conveyed nm f'n
weston 10 Brashear cIty lvsottflA' N \
changed BY act Of Legislature Nj
gau City, BY steamers, a''d shsae
distance * eighty miles BY 'bA
gan's LouIsIapa and Texas y
New Orleans. This road nlso hr'''l
to New Orleans during me aA'at = ''sud
Iii,ysa balss u r.onlslAnA pspdx 's'o''