The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11
NEWS IN ANUF.SHELL.

Punch says Bernhard lives on French
roles
The Salvation army is to make q campaign
in France.
Scion Chase says: Labor is king, but
the king must think"
The Blue Grass section of Kentucky con-
tains 10000 square miles.
Miss Goneviove Ward, the actre's speaks
very many languages, including Russian.
The bride and bridegroom at Nashville
wedding had only one leg apiece
Hayes cabinet of campaign stump era
tors are all back in Washington again.
A ung man died of heart disease at st..
Paul while asking n girl to marry him.
The Catholics of Cleveland, Ohio, presented
General Garfield a cane few days ago.
A Hamilton, Missouri, butcher recently
fell heir to $4,000. HIS name is Mallory
A sign in country road near Montreal,
Canada, reads: "Notice-Honey bought in
exchange for collins"
Elk Postmaster General Key voted the
straight republican ticket at the recent cleo
ton in Tennessee.
Hancock is two goldheaded canes, u pair
Of spurs, fine autograph collection, and Il
gorg aoas bed quilt ahead, anyhow.
J,fferson Davis received one vote for presi-
dent in Baltimore on Tuesday, but that
doesn't count. He is not eligible.
The late Mr.. Tom Taylors house, "Laven-
der Sweep" at Wordsworth, about eight
miles from London is soon to be sold.
When in civil case Scotch jury of
twelve has been out for three hours
maiority of min may bring in y verdict.
Mr. Conway Says that Carly lie neither reads
nor writes, but lies on sofa and longs for
death. Carlyle will be SO in December.
The four prize fat babies Mt the Boston
show last week varied in age from to %
months, ana in weight from % to 80 pounds.
1 Madame HERS is seriously i'll, and suffer
ing from such eX RENE weakness that she is
allowed to rCceiveuo letters or visits from her
friends.
Colonel Lucien G. Cause, for six years
tricl, died of consumption Saturday, attack
sonport.
Three American young Ia lies at an ian at
the village of Simpeln, filed in the column
Of the book headed occupation" with the
words, Cooking for a husband"
In court circles at Madri union is con-
sdered probable between the son of the
Duke de Montpenser and the nfanta Eula-
liza, the youngest sister of the king.
Rev. D.. Thomas, Methodist hereto, is
creating quite n stir in religious circles of
Chicago, He has insugurated an independ.
ent church called the Peoples church.
There is good in all things, and General
Hancock in his sflliction should remember
that he won't be kept awake o nights try.
ing to think how in thunder they expect him
put 500 900 would be oilice-holders in l00,.
600 offices.
~ A new Baptist convert wished very much
TO DO baptized by one minister and to join
tho church of another. She went to the
first and asked him if it could be done
"Yes," he replied, 81 could do it, but don't
take in washing"
Mr. Samuel j. Tilden's long deferred in
come-tax suit IS expected 10 be brought to
trial within u few weeks. The government
officials believe success is assured, and that
tho government will be the gamer by about
100000.
The Cuban minister of the interior has ad-
dressed " circular to the governors of provn-
ces, warning them that an agent had started
from New Orleans for Spain, to contract for
Spanish emgrants TO 60 to Louisiana to
work on the plantations at wages too low for
living expenses.
The growth of the cut paper pattern bnsi-
ness during the past few years has been
simply marvellous, and the Demorests this
season shipped vt one time twenty tons of
patterns and illustrated catalogues to their
agencies in Europe.
The italian government has opened a
competition for a monument to Victor
Emanuel. All artists may compete, ir-
respective of nationality, and three prizes,
severaly of $4,000, $4,000 and 90 900 lire,
vii. reward the best designs. The cost of the
monument is not to exceed 100000 lire.
The 60Oth anniversary of the birth of
Thomas Kcmpis, the author of the "Imita-
ton of Christ" is soon to DO celebrated at
Kempen, near Creteld, in the Rhinelsnd.
Mora editions of his work have been pub
lished than any other book, except the Bible
The Osservatore RJmauo tells its readers
that, notwithstanding the terrible trials
under which the Irish are now suffering, the
faithful of Cashel, mindful of the needs of
the holy see have contributed sum of
money equivalent to 10000 francs, for their
archbshop's present to the pope.
Joseph Cook is now in London, and will
soon begin his lectures. In addition to these,
he proposes to employ his Sundays in deliv-
ering gratuitous addresses TO the workingmen
: A.. Al. ~ a. q
Do the Scriptures Teach Religion Worthy
of Acceptance by Men Of Common Sense!"