The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-13
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

~. Fsyptian minister of the interior
bis country is completely ;ranquilized.
January 1890 Cuban slaves have
M .st free under the emancipation law,
alive was hanged at Alexandria Satur-
az iSr participating IN the massacre last
~. merchants of kioto and Osaka have
wed TO rebuild temple burned down
,ba former place last year. Ii was erect
n; m years ago by Meiker, u priest, who
,r,daced the tea plant into Japan.
rha society of German hairdresSers in
have urgently dissuaded members of
~ orotession from coming to Paris until
snTeyailing Deutschenhetze, or German
.,Inc. in that city has subsidized.
The Hudson river is being tunneled at
ATE of four feet per day, from $50 TO
Amen being employed in the work. A
I'll of sos feet has been engineered so
~
The Tucson "a. IT, grand jury has re.
n,tsd declaring the innocence OF the Ci-
u, Indians, IN Jail at that place, and
sarring that Agent Tiffany connived at
(be escape of the guilty ones.
The bodies of all the victims of the Lee
Liisayer are reported found with the excep.
[iop Of one lady passenger. The bodies
Euded in the sand at lucatan were ex-
Snmed BY haU-starved dogs. and flesh
Nm several eaten before the fact was
known.
The Japanese government have resolved
non establishing public libraries in every
Enyincial capital throughout the empire.
I'M stated that the government has decided
|ndiscOntinue substituting newspapers, be-
|nrse the plan has proved useless as a
means of suppressing liberalism. One or
yo Of the Jap II papers have in conse-
cuence suspended publication.
writer in the London Garden mentions
hct of interest to Pittsburg and Cincin.
nsti-that SCOT is n powerful manure for
rnien crops, more especially onions. A
,DOl dressing of the soil with SCOT before
Me- seed is sown is fatal to maggotS. Il has
beep found that land dressed With SCOT
yIeldei crops nearly equal to that heavily
dressed with good stable manure.
The Cairo correspondent of the Cologne
Gazette declares that Egyptians wounded
Eere murdered by the British in the
trenches at Tel.el-Kebir, long after all re-
SstanCe ceased. a letter from non. COM
aissioned officer says orders were given to
pare none OF the enemy, and to Dayonct
very one of them, as they would shoot
nldiers treacherously if the latter passed
them.
Observation-Disclosures ceremonieshaye
zone the length of enclosing the cards of
he bride, the groom, the brides father, the
ride mother, the young married couple
Il home and the clergyman performing the
CEREMONY. These are all enclosed in one
Hge envelope. Why not include the hired
nan and the sisters and the cousins and
ne aunts ofthe happy pair New York
telegram.
The encouragement of Kietf lately told
ileglsh deputation at Ralta that many of
them had been compelled to return from
America, while i'll Palestine they were
Saving. II they only knew it, they wera
atter OIL in Russia than anywhere else.
lsacused them of producing false evil
tsnce, and advised them to give to their
country little OF the love they lavished so
hcttlnately on money.
Lsn-lOwning in Scotland is in bad way,
sd landlords are beginning to feel the
pinch of depression. Rather than submit
g he necessary reduction in rent, Mr.. w.
6, Baxter NJ. p, has taken into his own
A1nds large farm on his estate in FOriar-
shire a farm near Forlar which thirty
ler ago was let at $500 has recently been
rented at t373, and another on the same
estate which formerly let at C42S has been
IL, at t2Sj
When Walter Malley was in jail, before
lE aCQuittal he promised to devote the re-
nainder OF his life and money to the work
o discovering the mystery OF Jennie
uamcr death His first step in this di-
leciiOn was to furnish Blanche Douglass,
bis companion in the murder, the means to
establish herself at the head of den of
vice IN New York. The notoriety the
Douglass woman secured in connection
With the Cramer trial is said to be paying
her well,
Scandal followed the Rev. DR.. Hoffman
0r many years, but he was not formally
sccused until last summer, when he was ar.
,ngned before the Methodist conference Of
lincoln Illinois, as forger, periurer, and
social pest He made stubborn defence
9ut mas az last been convicted, and deposed
rom the ministry, Some of his friends al.
lered 20 his cause steadlastly, and one o.
mem, alter the verdict had been rendered
gave the principal witness for the prosecu
ton a whipping.
Mr. Scoyille says that while on the way
" Tue lall the day before Guiteau $ oXecu.
g9Vh, me carriage In which were his wife,
conn W. Guiteau and Miss Cheyaler stop
pel az q florists and Mrs, Scoyile ordered
aoouquet IL was handed TO John w. Gui
eau who uuwrappcd the parcel as they
SOve along showed the flowers to the la
Ges ana wrapped II up again. At the jai
grave II To- the warden. who took it &
Su.esu cell. Mrs, Scoville never had thu
Tuquet IN her hand. That il all he know
A0Out the poisoned bouquet.
n lns Bartlett, the father of Mr.. Ashmea,
Aue't burdett Coutts, was q son of
Aimer, and born at Plymouth in 1917, III,
Mauuated y, NJ. at Amherst in 1872, and
Ner teaching school at New Bedford, wen
nnIe business in New York. While nj New
ySsllo'd he met Miss Ashmead, of Philadel
lan, who had accompanied her brother OF
auslt to New Bedford, and married her
SSuoIliy before his death he returned /,
ssN bedford, where he died in 1852. Hi
%gsll, with whom his brother was formcrl,
business, Is a prominent fish dealer, AMI
Ashly respected.
Inc ahe editor of Figaro recently severed,
SsIiSel work by a well.known lady
~ a"n offended the proprieties aud trcateC
,ss v ordinary rules OF morality with con
mp On the following night, while tn,
s Si'ul was seated in the Theatre Francai,
Se s.uy,hg the first performance of clevol
Caely, the lady forced her way into Ia,
A accompanied by her husband, and Wig
sDvusly boxed his ears, while her HUSBAND
,sus copy OF the Figaro in his face. tn
Gss'y pan, were elected with considerable
| sis.Su,ty, but no steps were taken by tn,
'"0' 70 vlhdicate his outraged dignity.
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