The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-05

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william, Crown Prince of Germany
me BRUSH people must prepare TO be
pAlleH upon TO give the duke a marriage
lIne ~ The shape Of an annuity of
s'uuuu Prince Frederick Charles will
unuuh'les5 lay down the duoates for the
Princess Louise,
Even Us tho voice OF the robin in the
lhlgket announces the coming of spring
30 does The voice OF John 4, Logan In
Illinois politics announce the coming
Of senatorial campaign aud the urel,
rFenee Of John A. Logan is as unmis,
taxable 10 his patriotism, lie sees his
ldeal senator every time he looks In
lhe looking glass, and no Is In favor of
Logan lrst, last aud all the time.
Boston journal The Bonapartist
faction In France seem rapidly coming
70 grief, The imperalist deputies wers
uelealed IN departments once considers
OF slrongholdS OF anti,republIoan senti. |
lnent IN the recent elections The OK.
Empress Eugene IL out OF money, and |
consequently her hangers'on are desserts
lhg her aud newspapers founded TO |
sustain the holy cause" are suspendng
right and loft,
There is now little doubt that the
next Synod of the Old Catholics will
decree the abolition of the cobaoy of
the priesthood, At q union of the con.
gresallon In Baden, recently, tae aboli,
llol was asked for with only one dis,
enllng voice, Professor Michel il Oh,
posed to the action, but his,own church
board Is against him, and he has an,
nonnced that he cannot ascend the
pulpit again,
The British admiralty will make
some important gunnery experiments
To- determine the protective resistance
offered against shot and shell by layers
Of coal II satisfactory, cheap aud
ready measure Of defense will be avail,
able Tor the unOrmored class of vessels
IN tho English navy, for their engine
and boiler rooms could be surrounded
Irable,
Spanish bull fighters find their pro.
eesslon, though dangerous very lucra>
AVE. The iayorlte Of Madrid, FrasN
'uelo, possesses fortune of 100000, n
magnificent residence, and u wife who
Is the prettest woman IN the city. He
= also member Of the most arstocatic
'lub IN Madrid, lie took part in the late
lull tight before the king and queen,
IN which occasion his costume was COWS
cred with diamonds.
The shad fishermen at the mouth of
he Connecticut river had very un,
favorable catch last season, and are not
ceiling confident Of much better re.
ults next spring Some of them, who
olow the shad fishing as it ranges
northwest from Savannah, report that
he catch has been light all along the
'oast, and they consequently appres
lend similar result with the Connec,
icut fisheries.
A young lawyer in Corsicana, having
N Grafton of some kind to deliver went
nut in the woods near graveyard to
est his eloquence before appearing upon
he rostrum, lie spake his speak, and $
when he had finished entirely 10 his
what was his astonishment
o hear the unmstakable musical laugh s
er and clapping of hands of his sweets
eart and her companion, another young
ldy, who had been walking in the
raveyard and hid themselves when he
egan to speak, He declined to deliver
he Grafton, and it was hard work for
tends to keep him from leaving town
)rever. |
George, the Count Jonnes, in letter
} a New York paper describing visit
} Mount Vernon, says that when he
ntered the chamber in which WASH
lgton died he sat down in the old
rm~chair and wept, proud of my tears" ,
t is little late, perhaps, to cry about
Vashingtons removal to better world,
ut all genuine emotion deserves re>
oect. The count also mentions that
hen he gazed into the sepulchre and
Dead echo promptly re,
pended Dead" This seems SO sing
lar, under the circumstance, that the
lcts may be regarded as warranting a /
Investigation. The count
believed that echo would
lake remark of some less distress
ng nature.