The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-28
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


fancy for dogs.
II is proposed to erect memorial win
dow in st. Giles cathedral, Edinburgh, to
the late Dean Stanley.
Ex.Secretary Evarts is giving more atten-
ton to farming He has bought an adul-
tion TO his Vermont farm.
A 23.pound Kennebec salmon, the first of
the season, received ia New York on Thurs
day, sold for sl.15 pound.
General d. Ii. Hill, noted Confederate
leader, has resigned the presidency of the
Arkansas Industrial University.
The tone of the editorial articles brought
out by the death of Darwin is remarkably
unanimous in its recognition of the great
naturalists modesty.
Charles Francis Adams, since. his adven-
turc with the bunko men, has given entire
control of his business affairs to his son,
John Quincy Adams.
The daughter of the late Commodore
Maury, who assisted him in the compila-
ton of his well known geographical series,
is school teacher in Richmond.
There was more oleomargerine than but
ter exported from the United States in
1881, the figures standing at D,OWO0O to
2l,000,0OO of pounds respectively.
II is proposed TO erect statue of Long.
fellow IN an openaield over which he loved
to gaze at the river and the hills, and to
keep The field in the condition in which he
knew it.
There is every probability that the COM
pany running steamboats, ON the Rhine will
shortly attempt to light both shores of the
river ahead by means of the electric light,
for the benefit of sghtseers travelling at
night.
Mr. Damala, the husband of Sara Bern
hardt, is n tall aud handsome man of mid
die age, who looks the thorough Greek he
is. His father was merchant NJ SYRIA,
and his mother was daughter of NJ. Rail-
mayor Of the Pirmus.
Senator Mahone's wife returned from
European tour recently, and her husband
welcomed her with sci of diamonds worth
$4,000 Mrs. Malone is said to wear the
handsomest and most costly jewels of any
lady connected with public life.
At a wedding in Bay City, few nights
ago, the young male guests were eager to
dance with the bride, which favor she
gladly granted, on condition that they ante
up ST. each, which they did; aud she stuck
the lucrc down her dainty stocking leg.
The city council of Los Angeles, Cali.
fornia, has unanimously passed resolu.
ton that the Chinese in the city shall be re-
moved from the territory known as the
general fire limits, and that honceforth
Chinese shall be excluded from said terri
cry.
Queen Victoria has developed great dis
like of society, but she has suffered no loss
of appetite. She is especially fond of boiled
mutton. but she has no liking for farina-
cceous foods, Tie celery raised at Sandring-
ham "'"osed her, but she soon got tired of
even that.
Senator Teller has large fortune, but
lives very quietly in Washington with his
nmiable wife. To the general class called
society" they are little known. Mrs Tel
Ter is tall, slender, 9lack.eyed and black
haired. They have II daughter OF l6 and
two younger sons.
A consignment Of 81 bales OF raw silk ar
rived in New York on Monday from Hong
Kong, but when opened were found to con-
tain nothing but sea-weed and grass The
shippers were the notorious Vogel Bros,
who had been paid $1,000, the value of the
raw silk
The governor OF Maryland Is required to
sign bills in the presence of the president OF
the senate and the speaker of the house, and
Spenker kcilholtz Is now III, while there are
10 bills to be signed or rejected. The gov
ernor says, however, that there are only
eight or ten in which he takes any interest.
and he hopes that Mr.. Keilholts will re-,
cover in time to witness the signing OF
these. "
Selma, (Ala,) Times; Gaudy-hued bird,
IN colors and combinations of dazzling red
bright yellow, inky black and azure blue
nave again, as has been the case for several
sRrngs past put IN an appearance.
Wherc they come from and whittier
.hey 20 are questions we are un.
short time. making the tree,
quantity musical with their peculiar chirp
ing songs, and then suddenly leave.
M ichael Il, Furlong lawyer of Spring
held, Illinois, and Mrs. Peynado, a vcry
wealthy widow of Louisville, met for IN,
1irst timee ut Hot Springs, Arkansas, and
were IN the same hotel week. On part.
ing they each promised to consider The
question OF marrying, and, il of the same
mind at the end of another week, to 20 IL
the Southern hotel, 81. Louis. to meet the
other. Both We're ON hand ut the nm.
pointed time and place, and the wedding
was celebrated. "e
woman IN Taylor county, Georgia, 70.
Gently gave birth TO twins, one of which
rom the waist down was perfect child
6nt from thu point upward was, in IN,
language OF the doctor, "a perfect bull
frog." The other child was born with
hare-lip, two front upper teeth. the rivb
Icy badly deformed, aud the bowels. liver
ana IN short, all the jntestines except IN,
heart and lungs were found growing on IN,
outside OF the -body. These remarkabl,
hol. i''' =" "''o
The diplomatic CORPS ut Washington 4
SAID to enjoy circus very much, as one o
inc alieviations in their somewhat monoto
nous life. There Is one thing they do no
ENJOY, and that Is the putting on of ,hei
stan and heavy court suits. The wife a
one OF them says, In her piopant brok n,
English; my husband does begin /,
profane week before any occasion of state
re does not so much dislike the wearing O
mat so heavy dress, and so so do thew ali
iney DO all profane about IT,"
Deputy Sheriff Cobb, of Americus. Geor
ga, undertook TO levy on Charles Man
s'on's mule. The mule was n notoriousl,
hard kicker; but Mansion oflercd M bol,
MN alongside fence, from which the OH
Ger could get on his back. Just as thi
manWuvre was almost accomplished. m
beast threw Cobb by a vicious pluncc M,
Kicked him frighuully. Mansion IL now
under arrest on the charge of obstrnc,In,
the law by tickling the mule In tho nos
with . straw, Just at the critical iuncture
But the mule is still unscized.
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