The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

on6s 10 nephew, who is ms only helr'
s.e,,cation of 81, 900, 900 in tine custom
A u' ~ Taganrog, Russia, is announced.
NJ, would do credit to Newark.
T,,, recent crop of oranges In Florida sur
ln und both i'm quantity and quality any
aeyiousIy raised in the state.
n. \ / Angler state treasurer of Geor-
prJer Governor Bullock, died suddenly
Atlanta Yesterday Of asthma.
ii cnhert Il. Jones, son of the proprietor of
Nav Nov York Times, and his bride are at
LAM Aldine hotel
The president will give state dinner to
~ -, members of his cabinet on Saturday
IS EVENING next.
~ i, arranging for the completion of the
81 pa ~ Hoosac Tunnel Il Western railway,
81 check for 81, 100000 changed hands at BoS-
a ton
~ Steamship commanders are more careful
81 ,,o,y about throwing discarded bedding into
"a tSe lower bay since two or three arrests
"A were made by the shore police.
a Three new steamers now building for the
81 c,nor1 line vii be named Aurania, Pavo-
"A Mo and Cephalonia. They will have re-
n morkably fine cabin accommodations.
II large numbers of berths on the White
a IN thc spriug have been sold to agents of
eyrnrson or vacation parties.
Governor Plaisted of Maine, has nomi.
mated Hon. William D. Putnam as justice
nithe supreme judicial court, in place of
Judre Libby, whose term expires.
John 3. Cough telegraphed George H.
Stuart Yesterday from Beloit that he was
much improved in health and ready TO
begin work again.
Baron Won Schloeser arrived in Rome
and on Thursday night attended soiree
gwen by Cardinal Jacobini, the papal secre-
tary OF state.
The Catholic church at Rapperschuyl,
Switzerland one of the most ancient in
that country, was ruined by fire Friday
mary precious relics being consumed.
The jefferson school-house, located on
Virginia avenue, in Washington, valued at
$l3j0O0, and which accommodated 1000
pupils was burned Saturday.
Age and over exertion are beginning to
tell on John b, Cough, who has been at
tackled by neuralgia Of the stomach, at
at Beloit Wisconsin. He is in his 65th
year.
Secretary Hunt has given orders for por-
traits Of the different secretaries of the navy
to he hung in his office. An order for
portrait Of ey-Secrctary Thompson was
given Yesterday.
Boucicault declares that the use to which
Oscar Wiloe is put by the managers of his
American tour is disgraceiul. He says:
"Thcy are making him a show" Now let
Banum blush.
The total value of exports of petroleum
and petroleum products for the twelve
months ended December 81, 1881, was $4S,-
5j6,lO3, for the same period in 1880, $3i $685.
Gij
II would he interesting to know the name
Ofthc steamer that refused at sea last week
to nrtice the signals for help made by the
disabled Eda m, which was tossing about at
the mercy Of the wind and waves.
The recent seizure of salmon by the fed
eraI authorities of Chicago prompts San
Francisco commercial organ to state that
frauds in shipping California fish and
iruit here have been systematically prac-
ticed.
The Mayor of New York has received a
letter from Colonel Won Steuben, expressing
the thanks Of the family for their hospita-
BILE reception in the United States, and stat
ing that Emperor William was highly
pleased to learn the details of the VISIT
~ oNuNt WIN tlplt piSScHVFTS attempted
TO cross the Mayo bridge over the James
river. into Richmond, when span seventy
five feet long fell thirty feet to the water
without fitting, carrying the coach and its
load safely down.
A rumor is in circulation among the lead
ing Catholics of this country that the Office
Of Papal delegate to America will be created
at Rome, and that the recipient of the
honor will be Arch bishop Fitzgerald, of
Little Rock.
Joseph Mahan, of Cleveland. found
handsome powder-horn on the knob of his
hall door, and hung IL about the neck of his
little son. An explosion soon took place,
two children losing their cyesight. II Is
thought that the horn was an Internal ma
chine placed by some enemy.
Richard Wagner Is living with his family
in retirement at Palermo. According to a
correspondent Of the Cologne Gazette, he
intends after he has finished the "ParSifal"
to take up his quarters in Greece, for the
purpose ofmaking studies on the spot for n
new opera drawn from the Greek mythol.
ogy.
Lord and Lady Dulierin are Just as popu.
lar in ConStantinople as they were in
Ottawa. They have recently been rcviving
in their marble palace there those private
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wintcry evenings nc Mdeau hail. and have
played "Thc Critic with great success.
II has been rumored that diary left by
Lord Heaconslield is to he published before
very long. In fact, there are at least two
diaries of Lord Beaconsiicld's youth In er.
istencc, in one Of which he relates his Jour.
ney in the East with Mr.. Clay. They are
both diaries which were given away by the
writer in his lifetime, and are therefore,
beyond the control Of the executors.
The matron who used mustard plasters os
q punishment for children In the Harvey
Infants Home. Montreal. Is solemnly pro-
nounccd by committee TO be guilty OF IAN
error Of Judgment" but not Of cruelty,
But the committee was certain that the
press deserved censurc for exposing the
matter, and thus possibly cutting oil con-
trihutions to the institution.
In education, rs In most other respects,
British Burmah appears 10 be the most
progressive province Of India, With pop.
ulation Of under 100000. II had, during
lSSO.Sl, forty.eight government schools,
3,3lO aidcn and private schools. with an az.
grcgato Of SS,10I scholars. The year, Gem.
pared with the previous one, shows an In.
crease OF !, al scholars.
Judge Fernandez for thir,y.iour years
resident of one Of the Hawaiian Islands. be.
hicves that the natives are not OF American
decent, rs originally supposed, nor Malay
or Monaghan, as most authorities have
agreed, but Aryan; and In sustains this