The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-13
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TO be midget
hont the worst thing said of the st.
M defaulting bank teller, came up in
tnbe Yesterday: obey L. Owen and
unhappy.
,e.v saws he never was so happy MS
" us Ia retired from politics. His retire
NJ likewise added TO the happiness Of
kusands OF offers.
ord Rowton, who was the friend and pri,
"a secretary Of Lord Beaconsheld, is said
nave refused the offer off high position
the English diplomatic service.
Ion Mr.. Lowell our minister to England,
nresent at the patriotic demonstration
,be Americans in London on the Fourth
the Westminster Palace hotel.
peekskill, as the state camping ground,
~ becomes one of the points ofinterest"
mo The Hudson, and a number of "ho-
- are suddenly springing into exittance.
Mr.. Packard, American consul at Liver
III gave u dinner party on the night OF
Fourth at the Adelphi hotel i'll that
TO A large number of American ship
listers.
Prince Leopard and his bride have Sc.
ded to bear their names two patterns OF
tartan. one chiefly black and red, and
BOTHER, the Duchess, OF blue, black and
ZEN, and of elaborate design.
An New London is angry because ofthe
SEQ that attended the college boat races,
i betting men say unkind things about
crews. Meanwhile gas is lighted in the
0uot drawing room every evening as
ual.
he rapidity with which the hotels at
bng Branch filled up on the eve of the
burth was astonishing, and even amazed
veteran Boniiaces there, 1t was the
latest rush since the first day OF the mus
h festival.
Tbe marketable timber Of North Carolina
estimated at 500, 100000 feet board
essure, mostly long-leaf pine. That Of
kuisiana at 23,625 900, 900 feet of long
we'd pine, and 81 ,625, 900, 900 feet Of short
|ayed pine.
There is q police justice in Lawrence,
Massachusetts,, who is deserving of promo
bn. lie has fined $50, barber, who, in
der to make sport cut the hair Of sim
eminded customer in way to raise q
hgh at the unfortunate mans expense.
Frau Kammerer a born Klopstock and
Nice of the author of the Messias, has Just
led at Metz at the age of ninety. She was
even years old at the time of Kopstock's
bath and up to the last she continued to
count her personal "reminiscences of her
nous uncle.
Mary Anderson lives very secluded life
Long Branch, Most OF her time is passed
playing with her little step-sister and
tohers on the lawn of her pretty place,
be rides on horseback great deal, and
s considerably on the Shrewsbury river,
be is never seen at any Of the hotels, and
bes very little into society.
The New York Mail remarks: THE
lie of prominent, a very prominent,
bung millionaire of this city has recently
tesented fashionable church with q
barity hospital near New York, and q
bother has been lying sick near four
|onths in a town in the south, destitute,
bd with no offer Of help from his rich
(latiyes."
The Springfield Republican cries out
18th lamentable voice that the publishing
New England divorce statistics, and par
tularly the work of the Rev. Mr.. Dixie, OF
ermont, has led to newspaper comment
pom the special wickedneGs OF this part Of
BE country, which has become tiresome.
ew England progagandists never tire.
low is that!
The yiceregal lodge, in front of which the
lurler OF Lord Frederick Cayendish and
i. Burke took place, was purchased by
le Irish parliament from Lord Leitrim for
Fej, 900 and presented to Lord Lieutenant
afllsle as summer residence, and it was
brllsle's successor, Lord Portman, who
plnly offered the lot ge and government
ension TO Grattan.
Three young ladies of hambersburgh
a., were boating on the Conococheague
few days since, when they noticed n
pung girl who, frightened by a copper
eau snake, was running along the railroad
enSeny landed and dispatched the snake.
be editor OF the Herald in recording her
Eery, remarked that ''it is n pitv our
st mother, Eve had not the same cour.
Re and hatred of a snake rs Miss Senseny
Ilring this hes cd term our raiment would
ave been more suitable for this sea, on OF
e year"
A highly romantic explanation of the
Egyptian question has been arranged by a
fdy correspondent in Alexandria. Early
his career, II appears, the amiabe Dicta.
Pr Arab loved and woed dark and Egypt
n maid, the daughter Of fellah. Ismail,
Pc ungodly cx-khedivc, however, also took
lmcy to the lady, and being all.powerful,
| well as INSCRIPTIONS, had her carried of
his harem. To paci:y the luckless Arab,
us cruelty cheated OF his inamora.a, he
Nsed him to the dignity of bey. BIZ.
'abl never forgave the injury, and from
at moment vowed dire vengeance against
mail and all his family. And now Won
ave the key to the Egyptian mystery.
Denver City newsboy is thus described
a contemporary; without doubt the
chest newSboy in the country is Mike
ykenS, of Denver, Colorado. lie is sun.
@ed to be worth $4,000, which he has in.
[sted IN Denver real estate. He is not vet
alv, however, to retire from business,
Eom early morning till midnight may
seen upon the streets crying, Boston,
NV York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincin.
Nl' 81, Louis and Kansas City morning
perS. In connection with his paper
and he has q bootb'ack's chair, which he
herally leaves in charge OF an assistant,
Rseils his papers at u uniform price of ten
Jus each, and long experience has made
In very expert in detecting ut a glance
vm what part of the country any one of
strangers who throng the streets 10
shver halls. Run after that old man
uh white choker and sell him Boston
rraid, he will say to his assistant. or
no'N oit n san Francisco Bulletin on that
iftppery' looking cuss under the awning.
!kehs Is no longer boy, but he is likely
''en'"h newsboy for years to come" =
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