The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04
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Il haze OOu1A l 'N' Wv ~ 'fs'| 'N-N
n their bullets /
are Blaine and Speaker Neiter I
i,be Kansas state lair. in pro-
NeS at Topeka /
4 ,roui,e, on their trip through I
s,ates. never used gas at the ho- /
ss,ned the more arisIocratic can
x Blaine is expected to be I
~, ~ reunion of the Sons of /
Illinois, at Chicago, September /
essh twenty-five feet in length, !
ssr Killed in Tampa, Florida. |
siree and a half feet long, and |
| ;g-eight teeth
spencer characterizes Oscar |
,s,n outlandish person who at |
u nconcile idiocy with art and
.smbyism with sentiment
.SNr L. d. Gray, NJ. P, will, it
n lad to a curtailment by the
~athe unlimited power Of the
sibe.maiter Of contempt oieourt.
were first granted to msrquises
t.5ll, TO earls by Henry H., to
II M James |. Barons up to
n. lad only q crimson cap mount
ir.
sorler one of the oldest and
| settlers in Kendall county, died
roming after q short illness. He
/ he county in lS% aud had resided
|gG since
= museums will learn with interest
4 lam has opened negotiations Tor
for appearance in Paris Of the
4 aMarian." who is nOw--st Il
4 At eight feet two inches-all
n, and possessing the true pre-
m maxllary angle.
Rev. J. c. Sullivan was the elderly
E.Sac,ed pastor OF the Methodist
\ 4 Salem, Ohio, but he had to re-
|bso Il came out that he wrote to
|,Vn Halwie, one Of his converts; Il
Il 10 press your poutlng, pretty, anu
E1Cn,ike lips to mine"
h RYDER, aged 50, insisted upon being
[5Nkiu bear, which was roaming
n Springbrook, Wisconsin. The spec
I'M themselves, and the old hunter,
Nd until the bear was within u few
| fired with q good aim. But the
lived long enough to hug and bite
[rer, breaking both wrists and barring
Ell,
|Nnmer usually carries his own drum
HAAS It, but in some parts OF Ireland
! n league professions the drummers
| to DO duty without the assistance OF
\, The carrier put the big drum on
|skand walked before the musician,
IL less interested in keeping time
ID staggering his assistant aud
E1nng him out again.
EGg Doctor Norton, wife and child
IN Rev. e. L. Wharton and wife, and
yay Graybjll, Buffalo; Miss Ida
\ Smtucky, l. V. Kinsey, Indiana,
|gGy Kingsbury, Illinois, missionaries
Va, have sailed for Europe. A large
E,dclergymen and friends gathered
|lGto see them oil.
Iiisal Arthur gave a briet impromptu
Eaab the people in Bangor, Maine,
In the midst of it, the
(GrAi says, he found time to compli-
| ilnlemiss upon her Tam 0'Shan-
| b. and to say to some vely small
10 we're sliding through the room,
b boys, and shake hands with me.
|WlT
| Ode,horpe, the founder of Georgia,
|slelOl a missionary who, hatterIng
That he had thoroughly imbued an
Efl Indian with the right spirit in
|.DaAe the Lords Supper, said; DO
M leela mental comfort, an inward
|knntlrom that holy cup?' 1T is
|wl said his promising proselyte,
VIhasmIlc, runs better
Aa member OF the British royal
ISsulmly embalmed was the .Prin-
@Rotie, The operation took place
FGe direction Of Sergeant Surgeon Sir
ld Home. The process disguised
+ w. aud hence was not repeated in
y oloIher members of the family, In
.ale with George Ills express
! be and Queen Charlotte were sim
tapped in cere cloth,
lolrgueniets admirers will be pleased
rlhat u decided improvement has
place in his health. One of his
sEho recently paid him y visit at
iia', near Paris, where he possesses q
--l'S summer residence, on the slope
!, crowned by shady woods, found
~ 70 move about a little, and con-
y brilliantly as ever. He is for the
y restricted 10 milk diet; nut ne
Inward TO a return to an ordinary
nv me- and even TO q possible visit
liza next year,
snief, describing Newmarket fifty
Ho' says Its staple trade is blood
Us inhabitants, for the most part,
n1nd gamblers; its language that of
.'ll's us business an endless success
matches ON the race course, in the
w Tue tennis court, on the billiard
. Wlg cars table. About 800 horses
661ilea every year, From 81, 500 to
" ~, ~ . common price, Now and
s%"V Is given, Nearly every one
."Na bets more or less. Even the
~ leath to lisp the pedigree OF
\ %C long odds, aud the merits of
\. Hs much the same today.
~ y, Louis papers tell a pitiful story of
\ ,sas SlrlS who went ont from New
Mb IN an opera chorus. They
,.eu Oy one OF the sharks known
, !. Y, agents for SIS week. When
70 d; Louis the manager told them
N S,s all mat he would pay, aud at
Inv, m ,uc week he concluded that SO
NJ s When they complained of
NJ, !, manager, according to their story,
sl,I sI There were other ways by
SsSS.,iooking young girls might in.
| N W., ,.,. income, and he didn't care for
p, rV a,, Not attract the young men.
n, va say or suggest such a thing
r,sn II would be hard to find
'Ss,a enough to characterize him.
l,IsSy evidently were decent girls.
M ,oundhow they had been duped
NIX vphly thing they could-took
M. vr ao 'ne sisters at religious house
\, yo DuId hnd means to get home.
|TsS,sn,. OF This story is that just such
'uappening every day.
W. Woman.
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