The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-19


a Republican exchange says: Tn,
Presidents message las not stirred ~
any animated comment. Even III,
Democrats are not able to get exclter
about IT, which is the best possible
evidence Of its harmless O. aracter.
Walt Whitman does not believe in
cremation. He said the other day that
"it makes II fellow tremhle to thiuk ot
the irOu.hearted progress of the age.
When the life has gone out of the
body rather respect the old shell foI
all II has been as we'll rs for all II Inns
contained
Brooklyn Argus: This outrage il
much the worst n Louisiana negro,
who was out hunting one night last
week, Ilred At an object Ia the crotch
of the tree, under the belief that IL was
coon. 1t proved to oea Republican
supervisor OF election hidlug away
with the returns OF Democratic
arish.
The eXhortations TO economy to
which some OF the religious wreklles
have given utterance with cnns!dera.
Die JUNCTION, have cut OIL more than
half their circulation IN a single town
IN Michigan. Twas an unchristiau
joke to take them 81 literally at their
word.
Judge Levissee, one Of the LOUISE
ana electors, says he was offered one
hundred thousand dollars To vote for
rilden. Tho sum il Il very large one
aud some people suspect the state
mcnt IL very large -parllcula ly rs the
Judge is not any better or than he
was before.
Jersey City Times; General Spin
uer saya It makes his blood boil Ia read
OF buhiuyiug, This is "a complainant
TO the editor OF the New York Times
who ats Ia the oillce aud couuocls the
outrages.
William Wheeler la the name OF II
Skowhegnn man who was induced TO
] in one of the Black Hill, parties sent
lut Ivy Mr. ID. X Alien, of the New
England agency OF the Pennsylvania
railroad. He sthid there n year, aud
has sold out his claim for one hun.
dred thousand dollars aud gone to
California 10 live.
R1mualdo PAcheco, says the Sacra
mento Bee, is the luckipst politician 10
California. lie has been Assembly
man, State Senator, s ate freasu er,
Lieutenant Governor, Governor, and
now he has been elected to Congress
10y majority 0f one vote in II district
which Is largely ID mucratic.
Sr William Thompson says that
there prevails IN America "Ihc truest
scientific spirit and devotion, the ORR
ginaliiy, the inventiveUess, The patient
perseVtriUg thoroughness of work, tbs
appreclutiventss, aud the generous
opeu-mndedness aud sympathy from
winch the great tidings OF science
Gomez
Among the list u royal ladies who
handle the "ribbOusp in u superior
way the Princess Of Wales must he
Included People who live round about
Sandringham tell many Hide stories
OF the fearless way In which Eus
future queen drives,
Governor JEWELS younger daughter
IN very charitable young persOl
She has $3.50 year for Pin money,
and during her las wiuter In Wash
iugtou spent nearly all her money In
supporting several poor families, whom
she daily visited Ia person, aud for
whose wants she cared
Mr.. Swinburne's poem Of "Under
the Microscope has been claSsrd by
German publishers as "a scientific work
IA mistake rs funny us that Of the
Muirland farmers, who bought 10 u
great extent MIR. Rlskin's "Notes on
the Construction OF Sheepiolds," and
were growlingly disappointed t. find
IL work on Chu,ch matters.
The Kings Of Sweden aud Saxony,
the ArchuuSe Charles Louis of Aus.
tria, the Grand Dukes of Baden and
Constantine OF Russia. aud the heir
apparent of Denmark have become
honorary mbers OF the lnternation-
al Association for the Exploration aud
Civilization OF Africa. The Prince OF
Wales has accepted the presidency OF
the English National Committee.
Mr.. Edwin Flye, Senator Blaine
successor IN the House, Is u small gray
haired man Of fifty years or more, In
appearance the very opposite OF his
striking. looking predecessors. The
Washington Star reports Mr.. Blaine
us saying thut he feels IL the Senate
like n cat in u strange garnet. Perhaps
he will feel like q cat In hotter place
without claws when investigation
commences.
Miss Ellis, the young lady at Yves
I leyan, who has been forced to resign
her post AS class poet, because her
bri liant brother students did not
think II woman ought to bold 1t, may
comfort herself wi h The reflection tina
II WAS u matter OF prejudice and not o
brains.
A costly and appropriate monument
Is about TO he erected over the remain
OF Barney Williams, the Irish comedI
an, by his widow. A marble bust q
Mr.. Williams will be placed In tn