The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
Ws NOTES.

Aho euoscripuons 70 Rcom0n0s Le6
morument ilnd amount to SAC, 900.
English newspapers are beginning to
assert that the czar is mentally deranged.
Improvements of vast nature are being
made in the great National park in the Yell
lowstone valley.
Secretary Hunt will make summer cruise
to sll the principal eastern navy yards ss
soon ss the president's condition will Justify
his leaving Washington.
II Is believed that the czsr will commute
the sentence Of Hessy Hslfmau, the woman
who WAS condemned to death for completely
in the murder of the late car.
The common council Of Auburn, N. Y,
has adopted resolutions calling upon the
mayor to provide for . suitable celebration
In the event Of the president's recovery.
B-ust: fires are burning at almost all
points Of the compass from Quebec, and
shipping In the harbor was unasle TO move
about on the river from the dense smoke.
Some of the New Jersey farmers will an.
peal to the legislature for protection against
English spsrrows. They think that bounty
ought to be offered for every dead sparrow.
Justice Clifford, of the United States
court, is repor ed to be very sick at the resi-
denoe of MIR. Caleb r. Aver, in Cornish,
Maine. The physicians say bis death il
likely to occur 10 u few days.
While the indications are that the crops
In France, Spain. Russia end Italy will be
far above the average this year, the reports
from Germany indicate that even medium
yield is not anticipated.
Plagiarism has met with punishment in
the case of William A. Mestsyer, an actor,
who produced 10 Boston, after an inju"ction
had been obtained, play which be had
stolen. He has been fined $l,48l.
The total losses by fires in the United
States during the month of May, 1881, ss
compiled by the Nav York Insurance. Ohrop.
icle, we're SIS 094 900, of which 1885,, 500
fell upon insurance companies.
The citizens Of New Mexico, not 10 be
behind the eastern southern states, propose
to give territorial exposition of the min.
ersl and industrial woalth of that country 10
October. 1t will be held at Albuquerque.
The steamer Newport recently made the
fastest time on record between Havana and
New York. Deducting the difference be-
tween Havana and New York time, the trim
was made in three days, one hour and fifty.
six minutes.
A combination has been formed in Lon.
don to give series Of operate entertain,
ments with Patti as the attraction and Gye
and Mspleeon as managers. Patti will live
in Wales and run up to town expressly for
each performance.
The sudden appearance of the comet
caused great CONSERVATION among the nstive
population Of New Mexico, and their
churches have been crowded BY frightened
men, women and children, praying that the
dire calami.ics they feared might be
averted.
The wheat yield in Illinois this year, II il
estimated, will be $1,000 900 bushels less
than the Weld G. l17A. "'"h'-rr's Weld will
be 14,50o, 900 bushels less, U.lo 1900 600
bushels sad Iowa 1900 QUO bushels. The
total shortage for the four states, therefore,
will be 80,500. 900.
The Holy Man of Senoussi, in Tripoli,
who is only awaiting bis fortieth birthday
which will be next yer-to reveal himself
as the Machedi, or reformer of the Mohsm-
medans, destined to drive the christians
from Northern Africs,is visited by Thousands
of pilgrims.
The Confederation Of Liberal Associations
of England. which has It's headquarters n
Birmingham, thinks Of holding great de-
monstration In London In favor of the Irish
land bill, as soon as that much -deDated and
much amended measure reaches the house
Of lords.
The Iowa farmers expect to have an excel.
lent corn crop this year, except In those por-
tions visited BY hail storms recently, where
the yield will te scarcely half an average
The wheat crop IL now being harvested, and
will yield fair average. Oats, barley and
other crops will be fully up TO the average.
The czsr seems to be taking courage. He,
the czsrina and czsrovitch on Tuesday LAST
left Pelerhof for ST. Petersburg on steam
yacht landed at the English Quay and drove
In An open carriage TO the Fortress cathedral,
where they attended mass. They landed at
St. Petersburg without any ceremony and
drove through the streets without specisl
escort.
Connecticut gives TO every person who will
plant and care for trees along any highway
an annual bounty for each quarter of mils
20 planted. The treesto bs elm, maple, tu-
lip, basswood black walnut and hickory.
the elms 10 be not more than sixty feet
apart, and the others not moro than thirty
feet apart.
San Frsncisco 10 the happy possessor Of
The only Chinese Newspaper published In tho
world outside OF China. The Wah Kee edj.
Ted BY Yea Jemln, has . circulation Of 100
copies and has publishing Office consisting
Of three rooms, which. n thrown togsthsr,
would mske . room 1876. The Tong Fan
San Be 10 tha other paper. and boasts Q
Of 750 copies Nelther paper he's
political, social or religious policy.
A statue Of Mr.. Gladstone will shortly be
let up 10 the east end Of London. The work
has been executed BY Mr.. Albert Bruce Joy,
Any xas to have been sent short time ago 10
he foundry at Thames Dittop. The statue |
d over nine feet In height and represents MI. |
in the act OF delivering an address, |
md 10 ordinary morning dress. Itls present.
ID 70 the citizens Of London BY Mr.. Theo-
lore Bryant, who, evidently does not believe
n posthumous fame. M. Gladstone will |
probably enjoy the advantage Vt being able
70 criticIse his own eflgy.
Signorina Carolina Msglstrelli, Of Mantua,
md Slguorina EvAngelinA Bo.tero, Of Aqui,
who lad previously passed with great die.
.inction, examinations 10 Greek. Latin and
Italian literature 10 the Roman University,
look the other day doctos' deereas in natural
,ciences. No woman has until now taken
legroe In this University since its foundation