The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-17
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

,,s J. Perrin, OF Lafayette. Indians,
.' siyen tnat town II $4,000 public ~
~ - Rev, Joseph Cooke has reached San
.acis,o. having circumnayigated the
spss' IL, ..,h;, M.
Nv has followed Ohio.-[C!eveland
= had one of the largest funerals on
mi anyhow.'-[Mr. F0lger in Chicago
fsbpne. c,. i, =, :,,
~ rear, writes to friend that he is too
NE 10 lecture this winter.
NJ, Emmett, author and composer of
me- M, in New ork in 1889, is now aged,
IN blind and poor in Chicago.
New York pastor who is given to
10 of ngurative eloquence says that
Y. "onntry is "bouaded on the north by
naicsherg and on the south by a banana
, .orcitor in England has obtained a YER
-, Of slO 900 against town as compensa-
Nv ", far personal injury caused by drinking
wv ~Onre water supplied by the corporation,
Lewis, of Woodstock, New York,
,,,nk water in the dark and swallowed a
ga IaD WASH. and wondered how in the blazes
s.hsnpened to get hold of whisky Bos-
pn Post.
Al Continental Europe wonders at the
,tIsss speed of the train which ran from
p',is 10 Vienna, 900 miles, i'll twenty-seyen
tan-,--thirty-three and a third miles ain
hour.
somany yiolets are grown at Nice, Italy,
nsnnply the demand Of perfumery faclo-
w. ,hat the air for miles around the city
.Sssyy with their odor. Heliotropes and
Tbite roses are also grown by the acre
here.
The Baltimore American, u republican
amor saws: "a sincere republican ought
= bs As proud of this defeat rs OF any of
M victories of the party, for it shows that
~Sle the surface OF the organization has
Men contaminated the depths are pure"
Iouisa Rossing sold cigars, candy and
vbissy in small store at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
When the prohlbitory liquor law came
ma force she refused to obey 1t, and was
,gntenced to pay fine OF $3.50, with the al
,srnstiye of lorty.iiye days in jail. She
| tai no money, and when the officer went
ntske her to prison he found her hanging
dead.
solittle Is heard about the industries OF
Tennessee nowadays that most people wilt
h snrprised to learn that, while two years
,so hardly pound OF dried fruit was
5ipped from Chattanooga, the dealers in
1oi CITY alone have handled so for this
rs,r over 10000 pounds. Knoxville and
Nashville are going into the business ex'
ttnsiyely and lesser places more modestly
The Australian Medical Journal tells OF s
man portion of whose skull, measuring
h inches by inch, had been carried away
Marrcular saw. His wound healed easily
stwenty-seven days, and he put up with
bald lead with much oquanimity. The
paper describes him rs being OF "a PLACID
md unexCitable temperament" and The
surgeons seem to think he was somewhat
amused at the accident.
General Grant, who has kept his mouth
nshut all through the campalSn,ha MADE
Ma anpearanCe at Boston banquet ant
made speech. He assured his hearers that
IN the event of war with some foreign
power, the country will be united, and
men from the north and south will tigh
shoulder to shoulder. He might have added
now that Robson is dead, we will have
navy luhl Will llCh tllc NolIi IL ~ p'SA w
comes necessary to do so.-[Boston Sentinel
Lady Brassey has contracted with ayach
building firm to construct for her sailing
boat of twenty-seven feet length on the line
ulthe curious viking ship" of which
model was shown at the late Shipwrights
compsny's exhibition. This boat will b
llgger rugged, and will have a sliding keel
an appendage probably un known in tn
viking days. Lady Brassey intends rowin
aud sailing In the extraordinary craft abou
COwes Roads next year.
John D. Fiske, gained admission to tn
bar Of Plymouth county, Massachusetts.
with considerable difficulty, owing to hi
bad reputation; and years practice hay
Ing resulted in nine charges of unprotes.
iODal conduct, proceedings are under wa
10 disbar him. He has been getting larG
tees from clients, it is said, by telling ther
that part OF the money was used in bribln
Judges, newspaper reporters, juries an
sheritrs officers.
An Indiana girl, deciding to change he
manner of life from good to bad, desire
that oil who knew her might believe he
dead, while she came east under an a
nm,d name. She wrote letter sayin
Al she was about to commit suicide b
downing in the Ohio river. Then she lie
some of her clothes on the bank, and mad
Der escape in the night. But q railros
CONDUCTOR recognized her, yelled an
aulHed though She was, and her schem
therefore, did not deceive, though q
search has failed TO find her.
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