The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-05

Ming Ai!donso, ol NlIll, mas cause u
hope for an heir soon.
Dean Stanley left s., 500 to the infant sol
Of the Rev. Hyacinthe LoySon.
Joaquin Miller is writing new play, the
subject being the Mormon question.
Er-Presidcnt and Mrs. Hayes proba
bly, will sail for England early next month
President Arthur is still chairman Of the
New York republican state committee,
1t is said that Secretary Blaine's oldest
son, Walker, will be candidate for congress
next year.
| Governor Long, of Massachusetts, who has
been renominated of reelection is woman
suitragist.
| Memorial medallions, with picture OF
| Garfield on one side and Lincoln on the
other, will be issued from the United States
mint.
Mormonism has some redeeming features.
| For instance it doesn't throw the burden OF
supporting husband on one woman
| [Post-Dispatch
A member of the New Hampshire legis-
latllre denounced bill that was under dis
cusSiOn 10 "treacherous as was the stabbing
of Caesar by Judas in the Roman capital
A writer in some of our exchanges is try
ing to tell the people "HOw to Bathe.n For
our part we never found IL better way than
to disrobe and get into water-[ Council
Bluffs Nonpareil.
Frank Dodson and Ellen Bailey, run.
away couple, being pursued through Erie,
Pa, by the brides father, married them
selves in the street by calling witnesses to
hear their mutual agreement to take each
other, .nl magistrate decided the mar
riage VS. egal.
Mr.. LoY fellow, 1t is said, il not nearly 10
venerable rs his portraits represent him.
His hair is not SO white as the pictures make
ii out 1t is streaked with an occasional
dark line, and the mustache still retains the
tawny amber shade of the vanished chest
nut of his youth
The Berlin correspondent Of the London
Morning Post says: DR. Won SchlOeser,
the German envoy extraordinary and min
lister plenipotentiary to the United States,
takes with him to Washington autograph
letters of the Emperor William and Prince
Bismarck, expressing their heartfelt condo
lence with the widow of the late president. s"
There is wealthy brewer in Montreal who
built church and inscribed on it
"This church was erected by Thomas Mol
son mt his sole expense. Hebrews, Xxx chap
ter" Some Of the McGill college wagS got
II ladder one night and altered the inscrip-
ton so as to make il read; This church
was erected by Thomas Nelson at his souls
expense, Hebrews (double) XXX"
When King kalakaua visited Edison's
headquarters, in New York, he said to
in submarine cables2' The electrician re-
piled that the chief hndrancc would be the
cost. Because said the Attorney Gen
eral, you might come over to the Sand
wich Islands, where we have a volcano that
burns u thousand million tons of coal day,
and you could put your boilers on top OF
the volcano and get power enough to sup
ply this country
Paris has more poor than any city in
| the world. The number Of registered poor
who have received relief during the present
wear reaches the number of 35i SIP, Ofwhum
| 100000 receive outdoor relief The number
supported wholcly by charity is over 49,
900. In 1859 every tenth person was con
lirmcd paupcr, The annual poor rate OF
Paris is ia francs per head, or $l2j per
family. Paris supports 5000 orphans and
fOundlingS, pays the expenses of l5JOOU
mothers too poor to dcfray themselves, and
has the names of 10000 poor families ON 1t,
official lists.
It appears, however, that all this absurd
talk about the autopsy is not designed foi
the defense of GuitCau, but for the "vindi
cation Of Dr. Boynton Il person who occu
pied rather peculiar relations to the prCsi'
pcnt during his illness, and equally peculiar
relations to the correspondents. He was not
I'm the case but he knew more about it, il
the revelations he poured so freely into tbs
willing ears of the reporters were to be cred
tied than all the surgeons together, ltwa'
BOynton who gave us, from tao to time
those startling theories in pathology that
were the puzzle of physicians all over IA,
country, and it is Boynton who i, nov
cndcayoring to save himself from Oblivion
by contracdicting the surgeons and impugu
ing their character Philadelphia Times