The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-11
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


In Russia.
4 Tho Italian chamber of deputies has
a a bill inaugurating the scrutin de
4 ~ system, and the government will make
s Z adoption cabinet question.
rbs Catholic church at Rapperschuyl
.i,rarland. one of the most ancient in that
'"ntrv. was ruined by fire ON Friday
ko'nv nrecious relics being consumed.
4 I,is,sserted that no man of the period
NJ, be.n more worshipped by the women
Kan the Able LisZt. They bride his ser
r.r,, for his old gloves and other tokens o.
him.
The Empress Eugene is at present Twins
h. small house within the grounds at OS.
ka,ne in the Isle of Wight, and is visited
Esny by Queen Victoria, who has proved q
Epycted friend to the afflicted lady.
Mr. Tuckerman, the late American min.
H. al Athens, has been appointed a mem
H., of A committee in connection with a
|rnpo,ed banquet in London TO celebrate
Ebs peaceful cession of Thessaly to Greece.
,ipsworth's death leaves but one survi.
hi Of the famous Fraser picture gallery by
kIoci,e the Irish Royal Academician, viz,
Ebe Rev. G. r. Gleig, acknowledgement,
EJ author of 1.-The Subaltern, etc.
The Vienna Politische Correspondents
,,r. That Mr.. Gladstone is inclined to accept
In theory of Egypt for the Egyptians, and
E,ke Egvpt an independent state under a
fIprpean Prince. and with the collective
Eusrantee Of the European powers.
Prince Leopold, of Great Britain-the
k,rns man who is about to be married to
H. Of the prettiest of German princesses-is
H. ;; wears old Heis the youngest mem.
Erog Queen Victoria's Privy Council the
6E.ht Hon j. W. Henley, aged IS, is the
Ede'i
Lord Roseberry's son and heir first saw
hgbt in house Of famous memories-L ans-
Hovne House, London, which the Marquis
A that Tx, who can't get any rents from
Berry. and married the daughter of poor
Nuke, IS glad TO let to the husband OF a
lMlSchiId
Senator Hills Atlanta friends learn that
kargical instruments must be applied again
u his tongue, The friends give Mr.. Hill
Email comfort when they permit the re-
sOrter to quote him as saying that they be-
Ieye the sufferer must succumb at last to
the cancer
Governor Sherman, of Iowa, used the
Word energies" in his inaugural address
snd the newspapers of that state are
doubled sOrely. AS Mr.. Tilden's "usu-
Fuct'' sticks to him, so Mr.. Sherman's ZEN
IrgCs' is likely to rankle in the minds of
Iowa grangers whose old-fashioned hearts
peat beneath homespun.
VI, pr,lln,o,, tho noIooo nor ,,,;lI;nnat,o
las seen fit to say to an interviewer that no
flan ever was burned to death in q Pull
ban car, He does not add that Mr. Wag-
fel the originator Of the rival Wagner cars,
bershed by flame in Wagner, but it
EOuld have been just as decent if he had
fnwn the full-length comparison.
professor in the college at Lewisburg,
held his place twenty-seven
Fears, and was then discharged by the trus-
hes. He claimed that he was an officer of
BE institution for life, removable only by
hiclal proceedings, and therefore sued for
tntinued salary. The supreme court has
|ecided against him.
Howard Mott Potter, a son, and General
BE executors Of Clarkson n. Potter's will.
~ Potter left his widow $4,000, his resi-
ltnce in New York and all his personal
|nperty. His daughters get about $685.
y each and his sons about 100000 each,
Be latter receiving, also, valuable country
Mr.. Halstead, of the Cincinnati CONNER
al and Mr.. John G. New. of the Indianap-
lis Journal, have fallen into the habit Of
leaking of each other as though one were
ID Nick and the other Old Harry. The
lost serious declaration on the part of
X former is that Mr.. New "gobbled $1,000
i of the first $4,000 sent to Indiana from
,w York" during the late presidential
npaign.
Miss Rosa Van Dieman, Of Milwaukee,
i brought suit against Adolph Thieles
Sause he kissed her. She claims 5000
images. She AYERS that she then and
ere did seize plaintiff by the shoulders,
1t his arms around her neck and did then
ID there kiss her." and by reason of said
! the plaintiff was. greatly hurt in her
elings, and suffered and underwent great
entail pain"
Admiral Sir William Hewetts visit TO
ew York lately was in connection with
le ocean express scheme from Milford Ha.
IN to New York. An American is said to
trying to get possession of an estate and
ianslon, known as Castle Hall, close to the
afbor, in order to convert II into a sump-
ious hotel, where sea.sick passengers can
'Cluit amid every sort of luxury and COM
l't after the voyage.
The port of Falmouth, which is the first
preached by Australian and Cape vessels
Earring England, is remarkable for vessels
lallt for speed and owned by Falmouth
+olhiers. They sometimes are met 100
piles west of the Settles cruising about,
pa when ship is sighted. they board her
|ll make sales, The sailors do not pay
|sn Their purchases are deducted from
Eelr pay by the captains. A penny paper
Ten ietches sixty cents.
The Milanese institute of science and art
n ielt the need of q thorough and original
y OF LEONARDO da Vinci, and offers a
lute OF 81 900 to be competed for by who.
ever will in English, French, German,
laan or Latin. Considering the research
men such volume would necessitate-
!, ~, 70 make 1t complete some of the most
'nely separated libraries of Europe, con-
SSillng original manuscripts, must be con-
,ueu-the olfer is far too modest to en-
|lge serious attention.
Michel lvanoT wrote from Italy to st.
I,ersonrg Journal not long ago, that one
ne pictures in the villa of the Baron
|.nneval, OF Sorrento, was a genuine old
stk painting of Cleopatra. A lively dis.
Mon ensued in Naples on receipt of this
ESs, and after hunting up this history
Innsnmendatore j. ?. Giustini, Of the Naples
fSeum, writes letter to the Statleta pro.
Esup'ng the piece authentic. II was
Ess' TO Hardrian's villa as far back as
on'asiou us Dis eases,
s 1lnIalI Pox; Diphtheria, Scarlet, Typhoid