The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-11
PERSON AL q INrS.


Mr.. Tennyson is trying 10 write another
drama.
The fund for Mrs. Garfield has reached
$4,000
Mrs Linccla shortly will visit her son in
Washington
Judge Hilton is planning to cree. baro-
NAL castle at Saratoga.
Jay Gould is said TO DO rail msd.' Eli
Perkins is rail mad spelled backwards.
The reports regarding the intention of the
Baroness Burdett-Couts to visit America
soon are unfounded.
BeDismsn i. Butler jr., son Of General
Benz amin f. Butler, died of Brighrs disease
at Gloucester, Massachusetts, on Thursday
last.
S. Milton Turner, the prominent profess
sional politician of the colored race, has been
sued in st. Louis for not paying his house
rent.
Herr Herzog, late secretary Of state of the
German empire for Alssce and Lorraine ia
at Long Branch. the guest Of George w.
Childs.
Thomas st John, of Mobile, VINO recently
died at Yellow Sulphur Springs, was one OF
the Oldest and most prominent citizens OF
the Bay city.
Ev- Senator Conkling returned TO his home
in Utica Wednesday evening. This is the
frst tina he has been there since the legisla-
ture adjourned.
Monsi' geur Froppel we'll known for bis
hostility to the French government, will, it il
announced, BE- nominsled Cardinal at the
approaching consstory, in the Vatican.
Miss Kellogg found many female Ameri-
can musical students in Italy ia sorry plight,
and shrinking from letting their disappoint-
ment and dctIlculty be known at home.
A native Ceete has just died at the age of
rs years. He married five wives, surviving
them, and all his brothers and sisters, neph-
ews and nieces, and eleven of his own chill
dren.
Miss Montague, Forepaugh's $4,000
beauty, realizes also some $1,000 month
from the sale of her photographs, has receiv.
ed $50 offers of marriage since her engage
ment with Forepaugb, and also 2l00 love
letters.
Baron de Sen Mslata ia a famous Siscilian
duelist, and he has gone to Paris to fud a
with having fought, In his time, some forty
duels, il none of which he is said to have
been the challenger.
Jefferson Davis arrived at Liverpool Suns
day in the steSmer Bernard Hail. from New
Orleans. He is not in good health. After a
short stay at the Adolphi hotel, he left for
London by the Midland railway express. He
declined TO be interviewed.
Queen Victoria speaks Italian in PREFER
ence to any other language when conversing
on books and painting. In reading she
prefers to do 30 in German, while in genera
conversation she selects French. Her criti-
cisms on music are chiefly in English. Every
day she has read to her the Times and some
Of the German papers.
The new senator, Laphsm, is cousin of
Miss Susan b. Anthony, and shortly after
his election wrote to her thus 'Cansndaigua
July 30. lSSl.-Desr Cousin: have only
time now to return my sincere thanks fol
your cordial congratulations and kind words
or the future | hope that our country will
prosper, and that woman will yet be accord
cd her rights. Il. o. Laphsm.'
A newspaper correspondent says the only
love affair which eIcites much interest this
season at Saratoga is that of young Jay
Gould and the pretty Miss Gleason, of Troy.
Miss Gleasoa's father is q wealthy msnufac-
turer, and has given his daughters the adj
vantsges Of fashionable education. Miss
Gleason il brunette, with fine, rosy CONS
plexion and an animated face; she dresses
we'll and dances gracefully.