The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
Personal.


ha'~ksua in Hawaiian means the day o.
battle
Governor Locg. of Massachusetts, is
woms suHregist.
Our French guests IRE expected To reach
New } ork on 0ctobe; 6.
Bisr srck is as big as hogshesd ant
weight two hundred aud fifty pounds.
job r Mclean, Of the Democratic Gin
cinnau Enquirer, and all his editors are said
10 be publicsns.
Alez 'nder Mitchell, the richest man in
tho no. Invest, owns house in milwaukee,
which cost $l,6O0,000,
GamDetsa is now accompanied in all biz
journeys by troop of from forty to sixty re-
porterE, so important are all bis utterance:
deemed by the French journals.
Jefferson Davis has made half promise to
write childs history of the United States
which shall do justice TO our people and
their ancestors a. no expresses it.
John B. Raymond, of Fargo, Dakota, Gays
that he has harvested this season $50 900
of wheat from frnI that cost him $4,000
year ago.
Father Ryan, the southern poet-priest has
returned to his home in Mobile, Alabsma
much invigorated and improved in health
and strength by his summer travels and lec'
reations.
Richard Smith, editor of she Cincinnati
Gazette, writes to his paper from the Georgia
II atropolis that Atlanta Is full of life and its
II 10 are active he is sgroeably sur.
| I Tat the growth OF the place.
vernon Gear, Of Iowa, prepared his
Exclamation announcing the presidents
death as long ago "a July 5. he kept the
proclamation in his desk, and last Tuesday
sent it cut with the July date affixed.
Charles Wolfe, leader of the independent
political movement in Pennsylvania, is only
thirty-six years OF age, and IS graduate Of
Harvard Law School. He is Of small stature,
has good face, cl9anly shsven except .
dark mustsch, sharp, black eyes, which sii
resslessly back of his gold spec!acles, and is q
hard-shell baptist.
Extract from Polypesian narrative
With his other wife, Ksikilanimaipanio,
Lono had two sons, ono called Keawehs-
nauikawalu and the other Ksihikspumshana
The first was the husband of Akahillikapa
and Kshnkumakalina, etc. A Polynesian
romance is nearly AZ interesting as q Greek
dictionary, but the plot is no! so wild and
iing.-Norristown Hersld.
Physicians in charge of lunatic asylums
say that the number of insane patients ha:
greatly increased during the last few weeks
and attributed tho cause Of the mental dis
turbauce 20 the attempt to essaRsinate thu
president. We arc inclined to the opinion
tina; il is owing TO the rapidly increasing
number of newspaper humorists ia thin
country,-Norristown Herald.
General Albert Pike, the poet soldier o.
Arkansas, is etill living. Some weeks R2C
the Louisville Courier-Journal spoke of {
proposed posthumous publication Of hi
verso and thus led persons TO infer that hi
was dead. On Friday the C0urier-JOurns
had this item: General Albert Pike will
deliver free lecture TO Master Masons, b
Masonic Temple to-IHorrow evening, He
q grand old msu and tho Masons will Luri
out in force to hear him."
When Hayes at his inaugural kissed th
bible his lips rested upon the words: The
have comprised me about; yea, they hsv
comprised me about, but il the name Of IN
Lord will destroy them. When Arthur di
the same, the leaf wss opsn 10 these words
In Thee, o Lord, do put my trust lot m
never be ashamed; deliver mt in Thy right
eousness. Bow down Thine esr to me: de
liver me speedily: DO Thou my sUong rock
for an house Of detensO 30 save me,