The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-27
ITEMS OF INTEREST

10 married AZ ~. raul, ON November
Ia Dr.. c. NJ, Brake, of that city.
: eastman, a wealthy resident of Bos.
has bought Peaks Island, Maine, with
purpose of turning it into private
ne seveutieth anniversary of the mar.
y Of Reuben W. Blalock aud Mrs. Bla.
Of Epson county, Georgia, was re.
Nv celebrated.
,,mps abound in the Napa Valley.
anna. They say they have come TO
nnick the grapes. The growers think
n haye'come TO live upon the grapes,
I'M are easy of access.
acs,onica, Illinois, has a Zouave COM
" composed of nineteen of the best
fac ladies Of the town" The captain of
CHARMING company Is young mau-an
| Fish, as it we're.
About $4,000 changed hands on thirty.
| minutes dog in New York. Lit
episodes like this prove that the money
Lrset is not tight when pleasure" is an
ae.-[Boston Globe.
IbIst.worn blankets may be nicely utilized
1 r1rtains and ,portieres or for carriage
II, Have them dyed some dark, rich
lin and embroidered in coarse stitch sun.
Ters or any design preferred.
Hahn Hoey is OF the opinion that GOV.
kOr Cornell is going to make the race for
\ presidency as the martyr of the stall
krs. He is a pretty smart fellow, says
fOey, land don't you forget him.
Ex-senator Platt, of New York, has re-
| - N V,1n
a Pacific coast. He admitted to a Gin
'nnlti reporter the other day that Mr..
|Dger's chances did not look very bright.
An Omaha editor by the name of Rose.
her engaged with Susan b. Anthony in
iont discussion on female suffrage. Ii
4 take something more powerful than
kaWater to quench Susan.-[Chicago
tsW.
A Montreal lady drew glass of water
km the hydrant and saw in it what she
bought was thread. A closer eXamina.
kDn showed the thing to be a lively water
bake seven inches long, She now drinks
Editor Hiram Atkins, of Montpelier, Yer.
tont, gave dinner in honor OF the Ohio
Ierlict. The bills of fare showed the pic.
Iure Of defiant democratic rooster, over
be head OF which was printed in large let
Iers "0h-Higb-Ho."
saltwater, Minnesota, has dog that
eisel the reins when the horse ran away,
kRcei bis paws against the dashboard.
sDpped the horse, lcaped out and was try
lng to tie the reluS to \ ring in the side.
Falk when his owner arrived on the
lene,
AMunich correspondent says German
|snst down alta table in the evening and
pink twice as much beer rs any American
FA hold and yet 90 home sober. This is no
lOubt true, The German don't fiji himself
d with whisky during the day.
For tue punishment of certain crimes in
|Ana II is provided that the culprit shall be
lent over growing bamboo. The result is
Elio be a gradual impalement, since the
laRt grows at the Sate of from two to four
Es Ina day, and the young shoots cannot
leIurned aside.
Steps are being taken in Washington
I0klng to the running OF telegraph wires
|nder the ground. The engineers are I'M.
'EIooi to be OF the opinion that it can be
|1e mere aS 1t is done in some Of the cities
Europe. It's what oil the large cities of
iswuntry must come TO without much
Euher delay.
Why do women so often wander aim.
tNly IN the murky solitude of the dead
'i, Orooding over days forever gomez"
yea young any of marrying widower.
,lhey don't, | think, he said. Rather,
asy wander, especially at this season, in
BE- Dry bookstores Of the present, often
ncng articles which they have not the re.
ioteSl intention of buying.
The faculty of Amherst college are con.
need that orltorical abilities are more
auTa than acquired, and that their pos.
sso!s have been given undesGrved honors
commencement exercises Conse-
lenlly the occasional speakers will here.
Ier be selected Tor good scholarship, and
lt Tor tine voices and graceful gestures,
he students favor the change, which Is a
'uTn to the system formerly followed.
The first notice of trades mionism in
ngRnd Is found in an act of Edward VI.
vs., which recl'es that "artificers, handi.
allsmen aud laborcrs have made conipd.
ACRES ana promises and have sworn mu.
IL, 0aIhs not only that they should not
euu'e with one anothcgs work and per.
nm and finish that another
"a pegOn' hut also TO constitute and ap-
ln' now much work they will do in IL
" ana what hours and times they shall
cfS, contrary 10 the laws and statutes OF
Us realm and to the great hurt and i'm.
.SetHhment OF of his maieSty's subjects"
Inc dimensions of the Union arch of the
a'llnElon aqucduCt, il would appear.
yea those Of any of the celebrated cngi.
'trhS structures, which are most com.
9u'! pointed 10 rs wonderful achieve
y 'a'S III masonry. The entire span is 90
w ~ itet IN excess OF the span of
: famous Chester arch across the Dee in
asanI Is feet longer than the central
A ol London bridge, % feet longer than
I, Io'eG bridge over the Seine at Neuilly,
y, ~ IU9 leet longer than the arches of the
..9%yyto9 bridge over the Thames. The
.sa' OF the Washington arch is l0l feet.
me gli Of Chicago criticism of the Rev.
'VgIEe & Minis Hamlet Is that he is not
my good actor, hu, is likely 10 become
~ lie has fine voice, and uses it well,
y Us attitudes and gestures are awkward,
~ sometimes ridiculous. lie departs
on the reading of the text COMMONLY
W. W. on the Stage, and in the main in:elli.
.nuy, but in some instances with view,
eMihrlyi to provoke discussion aud con.
Thus, he alters "mobled
ven to "innoblcd QUEEN therein fol.
WIZ the idea that the original word was
'V'u English form of "ignoblod.'
a. a London medical journal says: "The
s,om now Is among ladies' of ton to
say q Tea gown, which, It may be eN.
s.ned Tor the uninitiatcd, is nothing more
a. an elegant form OF dressing gown, the
n np afternoon, and even when On
mile to dine in Il. As its use
'ahly enables the weapr to dispense with
Y y. corset, the hygicnic value Of the tea
' WI Is apparent 1t has been stated that
a'e adieS wear corsets even beneath the
,tsoNn, but they are in a.small minority.
' @e YEA gown he the pioneer OF other gar.