The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-12

an eight-karat diamond ON each shoe. She
was then Kissed from the stage. Now she
is to appear at the Hippodrome as an ANA
zon.
Miss Virginia Cameron, second daughter
of Senator Don Cameron, will be married
| Nav q to Lieutenant Rogers, son of Admit
raj Rogers.
Boston Transcript: ST. Louis claims to
have more church-goers than BOSTON,
Church going is greater necessity there
than in this city.
Alfred Tennyson is busily writing at one
| of his country places. He has finished his
new play, and Mr.. Irving will soon bring 1t
out at the Lyceum.
Mr.. Emerson is said to have left an estate
valued at about 5000 Much of this was
accumulated and preserved through the
thrift OF his admirable wife.
| Gath says he has been informed that
| Conkling's hands are out OF politics. 1t
may be true as to his hands, but it does not
apply TO the head and heart
President Arthur is going to take an ex-
| cursion on one of Mr.. Benefits yachts.
This will probably delay some of the stall
wart appointments in Pennsylvania.
Gle is a chip of the old block He has
let no opportunity pass to show the south
ern people kindness says the NlcksburS
Herald OF Secretary Lincoln.
A Michigan man told his daughter that
ii she learned to work he would surprise
her. She learned the art, and he surprised
her by discharging the hired girl.
Mr.. Moody thinks that he will defer
work in London until the autumn of 1853,
but, with AIR, Sankey, he will visit London
to talk 1t over with friends before making II
final decision.
A. I. Stewards uptown store Is to be
iive-lesged dog museum, and The down.
town store is TO be converted into offices,
alter having been idle nearly three years,
losing rental of at least 100000 year.
Charles Bradlaugh, in a recent address,
said the threat TO make him bankrupt had
resulted III an invitation from Philadelphia
to visit America in the autumn and deliver
acourse of lectures, for which $4,000 was
offered in advance, lie has declined the
offer.
A snake den was discovered near OF
tumwa the other day, and after boy had
killed sixty-three, some men went at it and
dispatched carload of the reptiles. They
ranged in size from two and half fee. long
to eight feet, and were of all varieties eX-
cept rattlesnakes,
The latest mathematical genius turns up
mt Eureka, Georgia. He is a boy scarcely 5
wears Old, who does not know one letter of
the alphabet from another, yet he can add,
subtract, multiply and divide sums with
wonderful accuracy. He gives correct an,
swers to all mathematical questions with
but little hesitation.
Chicago is the greatest lumber market in
the world. The single item of sawed lum-
Der received there in 1881 would lay an inch
I,Itrt ia. ,l,.
at the equator. The amount of lumber
manufactured in the three states of Michi-
gan, Wisconsin and Minnesota during 1881
would lay such floor fifty feet wide.
judge Thomson, of Youngstown, Ohio
seems to have something Of the od.time
stdtesmanshlp about him. He has been
mentioned MS the candidate of the young
democracy for United States ,nator in that
state, but says that there are older men III
the party who have claims for the position
to be considered before his own.
General Mcclellan was hardly more non.
ular on the Virginia Peninsula in the spring
days OF 1857 than is his daughter at the
same place now in the spring of 1882. 1t is
generally conceded in Washington that
MISS McClellan's recent campaign ut Old
ioint Comfort, whore she has been the
belle of the military circles, was brilliant
| success.
Six steamships landed about six thousand
lhmlGrantS NJ Castle Garden SATURDAY.
Among the newcomers were fifty English
brewers, with considerable capital, who
propose TO start in business at Philadel-
phia. a large number of Dutch cattle
ralsers, with an average purse of $500 each,
are Ell route to Stevens, Texas. From Gil
Draltar came one thousand Italians, many
OF whom are railroad laborers
Joseph X. Emmett, the actor, recently
purchased huge st. Bernard dog named
Biyar1, for which he paid to Mr.. Pope, of
Boston, tie fancy price OF $3.50. The dog
measures seven feet from nose to iail.lip,
and weighs 2OOpounds. Emmett introduced
HIM in the first scene of Fritz in Ireland"
one night last week, but Bayard made such
u coniounded objection to the villain steal
ing the little girl that the performance
came to stand-still until the dog coua be
coIXcd oil.