The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02
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g.sda has made d" ''nD''"'' '''''''
.. are between 1900 and l'Soo bind
l -, in tennessee
,,,y Of aoo Swedish families will se'-
~ Arredoudo, Texas
Z ~ 1,ma.ing the cotton in some
blH georgia and Mississippi
~ y, galveston Civilian, established in
lai {. g ne Oldest paper in Texas
W v ,,.,,res were kept for three days after
hi ll, stSrm In Dolly county, Georgia,
~, Nv, Florida. raised sweet potato
IanPSs, Zoo inches in circumference and
~ y,,n. and one. half inches in length.
w ~, .,,cplated that the splendid grain
n. a, The south Will save this section
s3 ,,,, n 900 hitherto diverted northward.
.nr,o, is going the rounds to the effect
J iSGu1,,sral Robert Toombs, Of Georgia,
psl ' goI Tho Methodist Church and be bap-
..jb y Bishop Pierce
T1.s...or r B. Welsh writes from Topeka
a, his lie is in danges from the liquor
~ there, because, as assistant state AT
NAV. .r he has been prosecuting Vloiatofs
slh6 state law
...h,l rioting between Hindoos and Mo-
l.ajsns has occurred at Salem. An
.stuess of the disorders says he saw
HAS, corpses OF Mohammedan men and
,'nen living on every SIDE.
r,,,v.twoout of tOrty-seven applicants for
,iNis:ion 10 the military school at West
sSp t' are on hand. Among them is Lemuel
\ Livingston, of Florida, nearly six feet
n and as black as the ace Of spades.
e.,.ral David Il. Atchison, ex-senator Of
United States, who became vice presi-
mi tthe death of W. r. King is now living
J. bis farm in Clinton county, Missouri,
Ssere he has resided for many years.
Tho Methodists of the southeastern lndi-
circumference will make strenuous efforts
pnise their quarter shares OF the $4,000
L,S contingent to securing the $1,000, 900
-dowment Of the Asbury University.
The Rugby colony in Tennessee, instead
,iseipr on the wane, is said to be growing
,g,ly A large number of people from
W5isan will east their lot with the colo
shiS fall.
Levers of the aesthetic snnilOwer should
sm franklin, Tennessee, where one glo.
-slyv blossoms, measuring fOrty-seven
NM. and weighing ten pounds, and bends
ski,hly colored face to the sunlight.
Colonel John L. Tourtellotte, U. S. A.,
hs ken detailed to escort the Marquis OF
In. and the Princess Louise from
GasO, where they will arrive on Septem,
N!Io British Columbia by way Of Sar
Iarcisco,
The German treaty with Corea has beer
sasd, and an attempt to negotiate &
finch treaty has been ioiled, owing &c
French agents insisting that missionaries
N allowed to pursue their calling in tht
kingdom,
Ex-Governor Pinchback, of Louisiana, il
10 Interview in New York the other day
I'D, The shotgun policy in the south i,
Tesly on the wane. Actual violence a
actions in Louisiana Is next to unknown
nGE days.
There are extraordinary reports in tn,
japanese newspapers respecting the bung
hsuCmsion Of the corpses of poor vic
tin; Of cholera. Scores OF bodies dried be
Ee burned, and persons still alive wer
a'oTn INFO the flames.
General William T. Sherman will ask t,
spaCed on the retired list of the army il
Solember, 1855. He would be retired
lnier the compulsory act, in February
WI Sheridan is his successor, Sherual
VI. make his home in ST. Louis.
Governor Long, Of Massachusetts, reply
lstoapeilton to stand for congress in tn
kNld district " that state, SAYS: Z"
could deem the nomination, if tendere,
ne great honor and also deem il call t.
llolc service which | should be bound a
vel as gratIiled to accept"
IAeommlttee on Sabbath observation
lAe southeastern Indiana Methodist con
dtnte has made report, sharply con
al1lns ihepractice Of taking gate none,
EMmlsSl0h 10 camp meetings, which wa
sa4Nel 10 De Just as much breaking of tn
as0ala as the opening of beer gardens an,
aa,lle'Is on Sunday,
ii9asll feeling against American resident
W,lan was started, it is said, by repeate,
hn.ipPNenIly studied discourJesics TO tn,
..lel States flag on the part of British
AVA vglIers The American ship Swartar
%. lnNaama homcward bound July 9TH
IsNs nluled, according to custom, b
iAsE1lish. '''i''' 'A''p
~ memorial to the late Lord Beacon,
aun huehenden church has been at las
alpieIed, 1t consists of window in IN
, ,seIa SIDE OF the church, an organ an,
w GCoralOns in the chancel, In add
:, :. numerous other tributes to the dea
1.sllals memory have been place
~ prominent among which are: tn
~ ~.ul'eht presented by the queen: tn
n Npll9W by Lord Rowton, Sir Nathan
nv, S% hGyllischlld and Sir Philip Rose: tn
NJ "a " NsI ~ and brass, by the undergrad
=, IN. VAlOrd; two bells, completing tn
~ y VT. Robert Warner, and a PAR {
~ evSsndellbra, by two members of Lor
'aNaHelds household.
s.Oa Ro'hsChild, of Vienna, eyidcntl
~ care TO spend money me, ely fl
M, 1 ~. " spending, and he gave the rapl
IT, ppouiaces OF Bayreuth good lesso
~ ~" s ~ Went there TO attend the perform
N NJ aaTslial, Tho hotel.keepers ha
,.,. iIi'lll'elVes out to bleed every yisito
woSny IN a Niagara. Falls-haclma
bh,,ss'nay, anu they especially expecte
IA III p vi ihe plethoric purse of Roth.
sv,v ~ ~ 10 he came in his own privat
IN TAI raj attended by servants and
lS,,n ,ne car was shunted on to sidiny
Epa,, . a IN the rough were brought b
1g w. auu prepared aud cooked and cate
S,s sSl And there the millionaire baro
NH Aa aai lodged during his stay in Bay
IN ina !. smiled with plying disiai
wv Oauled pirates Of the inns.