The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-21
We NOTES.
The Dry TortrHas is suggested as a place O.
i'm risonment for Guiteau.

The Dry TortrRas is suggested as place OF
| i'm risonment for Guiteau.
| olittle satisfaction was afforded BIZ the re-
cent exper mcnts In illuminating the hou of
C mmOns with the electricli light tb at when the
gas ia rpe ed on. The fl 81 nj. hit after the con-
| c,usion, members broke into cheers.
MIR Parkhurst. one of Mrs sprsues cours sci, n as
lost the use OF one eye through the rupture of a
| small blood yes sci in 1t, aud Is In danger of
| losing the other. While he is in this preasr-
| ious condition nothing caa be done with the
divorce suit.
medical paper at Liepsic has been fined 1CO
| marks and the cmts of the suit, brought by
| seven,y-fve homeopathic doctors for publish
ing lecture dsivvred Def re a Beil'n medical
society In which HON uOpathy was denounced
| as quackery and swindliDg,
The interior of HILLSIDE chapel, Concord,
Massachusetts, where the summer school OF
| tered and improved this year, and among
Its decorations, In additioo to the busts of
Mr.. Emerson, Plato and Postal zzi, and the
mask of AnaxagOras, Will be busIs of Mr., AL
colt aud ., I'm Brown.
The new school of political science In the
Univeriity of Michigan Is 10 begin lls work #
Instruction September -, the opening OF the
coll, gisie year: Students In 1t will b. permit
ted to take tuch studies 10 the academic ce-
partment as they may desire. provided 1t
does not interfere with The regular work.
The Bostoniaps are getting citei over
pr, p ,sttion Of the majority of he committee
u
81, 500. 600, and probably much more, on an
elaborate System Of public parks which sh al
give almos every district of the city a local
breathing place.
The estate OF Mr.. wheelwright. OF Newbury.
port, Mass tchusetts, of Sou h America fame,
who died several years ago, is 10 be sh rt v
settled Among his beques s was s2n0 t0J to
establish scien i6c school here, but owing 10
the de oreciatton OF his property only SlU0,0O0
will I've re lid.
William Wilson engaged himself to marry
susan S"uthwell Mt Ogden, Utah, and among
his gifts W. re- 'wing-machine ana cabinet
organ. her parents forbade the union, ard
told him to take away the presents; but he
delayed doing so I'M II he WAS married 10 an
other girl, and then, when call d, Susan
gave him such thiashing that recovery is
uoub full
A report comrs fom tribe west coast ~ Africa
that seven men nave been sentenced IT, death at
Old Ca,abar Ter murd rs committed under most
atrocious circum Ia ces The men In question,
who were ratives OF the p ace, dressed them
seS o, IN tiger skins and lay in wait for tn. ir
vic .im-. whom they killed with great brutali-
ty. This sSstem OF murder has been going on
for some time. and the perpetrators are called
"men igers."
The worshippers in the church at Wind or,
where lie royal horse guaris h Id ihsir
church parade, were somewhat astounded,
not to say snandalz d. recently, to see the rest
OF III congregation stanu up when the prince
and princes of Wales and .otusr m. mbers of
the royal family ent red the sacred building
the ex rene h gh church does not brook. But
outsiders wee greatly pleased when the prince
appeared In full uniform nj the chut CHI door at
tn mead OF his fine regiment, and marched
with them.
Miss Jean Burnside (Csrr), thn actress, Is
mentioned as one OF the new heirs ofthe es-
tate $50, 10 of the late John Burnside OF
New Orleans, who Is believed 10 have left no
VIII. Mr. Burasde was an eccentric old
bachelor, whg was thought to be miserly by
9 me OF his fellow-c tiz ms, because he didn't
contribu'e 20 every charitable p oject men
ssOlO00 toshe state of Louisiana, 70 be deyot, |
ed 70 charitable purposes. /
The gold az Of Ashantee for Oueen Victoria
has beea received by Lord Kimberley ct the |
colonial ONCE In London. The organ of the /
az is lost IN antiquity. but tradition says Il /
was battle az Of 40 early hi, g q AshAntee.
leopard skin eov-r symbOl'zes cOurase,
while be gold lie an emblem of wealth. The
log did not resdily surrender the an bat be /
was led 70 believe ina some tuch sacrifice IVES /
essential 10 prove the sincerity Of his friendly
and a eful PROFESSIONS He ives erpecia Nv Il
anxious that Il should not fall into anyb dyss /
hands It the cape, Add he gave u mp on condl- i
ton that his emblem OF hiRh sOvereignty /
came a usioae gold orusmsnt-'hs Royal Order
Of Ashantee-wOrn BY The king on state occa-
sions
The fourth annual meeting OF the American
Bar sssociat 90 viii Be ,Deid ct ssrstYgs
August ~, IL and %. On "Wednesday be ed
drsss ~ ths president, Elwara .. PHILIPPE, Of
We moot will be delivered, an P,p - vill
be read bv Thomas NJ Cooley, Of MlchIesn,
pa The Re,Ording Lsvs Of Thi Cyuniry;"
BY u Rose. ~ Arkansas on The PrUz-
eos II ODD dosti0s." and by Leonard A.
Jones. Of N .ssachusstts, on Leg slstive
control Of Railros q" On Thursday Clark
IN y. Pstte-, Of Nsv York, will d-Iiver The
aDnuai sddress and n the other huslne-s will
permit. . short paper on "The Advantages q
: NstiO- Al Bankrupt Lew" will be read y
smuel Wsgner. a PniladelD hfs. The sruusl
1inrer VIII b. gwen a. The Grand Uni-n hotel
yn Frlfay evening.
The lssest srcisty rumpus In Rome Ths
Of Ha1r7d ievife1 the syudic o.
Rgrne y b. pre- ert ~ The CalderOr festival
VS. dscIds1 hist f0r the syudlc % 70 In
.uch . msnser - ne synd 81 Rome should
3 w1u'd BE- 100 one ~ IN ef ~. sn1 fhaf no.
b d. cgrld b seat rnor- fppruprlasely fhan
sl<n Pleiro Crssa, hirns-lfa municipal G M
-ilor 400 . - eb~sfe1 d. snnntir poet. Bet 10
va rrcollect-d ina 60 was MT IN q D =
son 70 taks On his EDou dsrs ne erper'se, and
9 b-rsn 70 ~ tslke1 aoguf nat Duks Torloms
res d -. Tue dnFe cUuld not b. - frtl =
'eprsss1 tatlVe a kone o. Euch IN occ1Eior
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