The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-16
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


for some time.
Thomas A. Armstrong has accepted the
green back-labor nomination for governor of
Pennsylvania.
The supreme lodge of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen will hold next years
meeting at Buffalo.
Two sons of Garibaldi's daughter There
sta, wife of General Canzio, are named
Abraham Lincoln and John Brown.
The Chicago News pleasantly alludes to
the mayor of that city as that animated
wash.tub that presides at the city hall"
The Philadelphia Times thinks that the
idea with General Lear probably, is that the
republican party is bigger than the Cameron
party.
Professor Goodwin Smith will shortly re-
ceive, it is announced, the honorary degree
of Doctor of Civil Law from Oxford uni
versity.
Mr.. West, the British minister, will
shortly present to the city of Philadelphia
a portrait of his ancestor, Lord Delaware,
for whom the state of Delaware was named.
Mr.. Moody intends to remain in Glasgow
until near the close of June. His SON is ut
school there. Mr. Sankey is Just now in
Germany with his son Harry, whom the
doctors ordered there.
Houghton, Mifllin e. Co. will give gar
den party in honor OF the birthday of Har-
riet Beecher Stowe at the "Old' Elms,n
Newtonville, Massachusetts,, on Wednesday
next, the l4th inst.
The Hon. Alexander H. Stephens has so
much work on hand now that he has to
employ constantly two secretaries; one to
revise proof sheets of his history, and ono
to attend correspondence.
On the Goth of the present month Queen
Victoria will have reigned Just forty-fi,e
years. The reigns of only three other
English sovereigns have exceeded hers in
length.
| Mr.. Blaine is said to have made money
very fast recently, and his fortune is put at
$40 100000. Let somebody offer him TWEEN
ty cents on the dollar, just for the fun of
seeing him Jump Boston Post.
Among the political rumors in circula.
tion is one that Secretary Folger will soon
resign, and that he IS to be succeeded by
Senator Don Cameron. who in, his turn /.
| to have for his successor in the senate his
father Simon,
President Roger, OF the French senate, is
described as short, bow-legged like col
onel ofcayalry, with coat buttoned up to
the neck like Quaker, bald-headed, smooth
nolJ s m.n SHARP p'erc'hg eyes behind
ev," 'p,''"''os'
Theodore Z. Dickson, the man who
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nfsa ~ 'IGt onmo anu Is oniy ll'y-iour years
"sS liz aus. y, .he o'ner pioneers OF
with q iarsso sS Honn no IL hot troubled
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Letters IRON Melville, giving particulars
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Ho,nhon iG ,Jui ~ 9n ~ Long oody, dated
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p"'' "'' 'e"o "nu ooiiins uyihg'
According to the London Journal of Men,
tal Science, people who take small over
doses OF alcohol daily, insufficient to pro-
dnce intoSication, are more liable to serious
diseased conditions than those who from
'''ie W ''me indulge III great excuses,
Angelo Cornetti, the Italian who killed
Daniel Cash, fellow convict, in the state
prison at sing Sing, on the 3lst OF Decem-
Der, 1881, by stabbing him in the neck with
sharp'pointed knife, was found guilty of
murder In the first degree, and has been
sentenced to be hanged ON Friday, July %.
A handsome monument has been nlacoa
over Bayard Taylor's grave near Kennett
Square, Pennsylyania. II Is Of erav Ind;ana
Nn,a.tnna In ,La ror,,, ~ :. :, -. n.'s 's""
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