The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18
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wow VlthUs IN l'pV UhutihB iOf UuIuin
horsn'car fare az D cents.
on Gambot.alt Is said ibat bis cell
Is bncy. has been Hgaj0st him in the eyes u
nd saiu middle class.
TO Mr.. Wilde Is to visit AUsnai'a in July,
. and il gong thence TO CdiDa aud Japan 10
IN study decorative utt.
" Mr. Gladstone, rs well as Lord Cairns,
. has promo need against the revised YER
a., sion Of the English Protestant New Testa-
" ment.
a Mr.. sargent's daughter has so injured
nj her eyes by studying languages lhat she
IS Obliged TO be blindioded on her way TO
e Europe.
II The cottage at Long Branch, which has
z, been engaged for President Arthur, has
more ample accommodations than the
White House.
NJ. Louis Blanc, The republican leader,
\ is dangerously i'll. He has never recovered
e from the shock given him by his wiie's
I deatb.
: The pope, it is said, has lost his appetite
I and is constantly in state Of WEAKNESS.
His physicians nave ordered an immediate |
change OF air.
Fifteen years ago Cora Pearl appeared On |
he stage of Paris theatre AS Cupid, with |
an eight-karat diamond OH each shoe she
| was then Kissed from the stage. Now she |
is to appear at the lIppodrolne as an ANA
zon.
Miss Virginia Cameron, second daughter
of Senator Don Cameron. wa be mar led
MAY 81 to Lieutenant Rogers, son of Ad,ai-
raj Rogers
Boston Transcript: St. Louis claims o
have more cnurcl-goe.s than Boston
| Chu rch-goug is a greuler hcces,'y the,e
than in this city.
Alfred Tennvson is husi,v v,..,eator.
of bis country places. He has nlsIed his
new play, aud Mr.. Lying will soon bong il
out az the Lycellnl
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vailed st aboI,t som nnn Nh 80 r'o
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ant n,,'dIin,,'n ~ ~ $50 VI '"0 9''''
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lie is cn'2 OF the cd oc-' He has r
l no oppors1"lty pas 20 sdow ,ne soui|i-
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WOrA IN LONDON NM | ihe autpNu OF 1883, Il
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a l. . eWdfGs up'OWn SO g IS to be =
hYe-'esged DOG museum, aud Inc down- i
'"Wh s'ore is 10 DC converted lhto Ounces, u
'e' having pee! ld'e nearly tmee years, q
losing renal or at least SlCJ,OOJ year. Is
thaurs BFadiaush in a recent add ess, nt
san lhe threat 70 MA hun bank"lpt had n,
resulted III an lny,tato from Phlauelp hia -,
~ 's!' ht'sl,cN VI We auJnlih @nd deLyer
course OF lectut@s, for which $4,000 was
onefed IN advance. lie has declined the
oAer. a
member Of the Sacramento (Californ ia) Al
b @rii OF education has succeeded IN effect 40
lils the passage OF resolution to pay $50 ~
/ the Young nay graduate VINO appears az n;
tue ilISh SCHOOL commencement exercises III 81
the least expensive dress.
A French paper having iltimated that IS
the marriage of Nine DameIas NEE Bern no
hurdD is no marriage in France it is re- 90
tOrted tliat she is HOllander and her hus- 8g
y,iiJ hni ~ ~,'m Vn iI III i"iiluse IL ~
a.
A snake den was discovered near Of iu
tumwa The other day, and after boy had A.
EliIed slN'N-lhree, some men went at il and ~
dispatched a car.ioad Of the reptiles They III
ranged in s.1e FROM Two and a hattie long -,
TO eigut fscC aud were Of all varieties ex- ~,
~,
iIiIe Ia'eSI hlNthehil,ic'u genus turnS up
10 hur1t a. neogaia' re IS Il BOY scarcely 0 IL
Neala "a "uo "oes 'oI hoW one letler OF tn
shT 'Iipnhpe' rom h'ute', YET he eau add, in
SUI 'c,, Hut'Piy ana wac sums Wlth Nj
"oHurrIul accuracy. tie h''eS correct an tn
Yves we y" HlI ma. "eIpauc"t questions Wlth tn
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Chlcag9 Is me s'eaieSt LUMBER maTe5 in sh
'o No'iu' 'uC St'' i,e ,ichl o. sa"eu una Gu
{eI rec t.lcie ~ leNi "ouu Jay an ipcn ln'
loutlpS IJurteeh iSsJ de arolldd ne earn Su
II t"e e'iu"Hi' rug amount uI lnmoer he
u,,svtu',1 ia tllG t.iee states OF Mlchl- iaI
!dn lsoolls,h ailu AZ i!Iuesota uurlhs 1881 CO.
'V"'u 10y o"'i "Ooi my leeV "Iue' NIX
General Mcclellan was hardly more pop sol
llar on the Virginia Peninsula in the spi ing WI
lay OF looz IMAM Is ms dauShter at the th,
anne place now III the sDrlnB OF 49,. IL Is a
,eherS,y c9hceueu IN washington that 10
" McClellah recent cah pai3n at Old no
rHlhI CoIlIoIt3 where sue mas Deen the ,ro
lelIe Oh lhe hliltaTy circles, was brilliant Ca
uccess' H.
General GEORGE r. Mcclellan and Dr " n go,
' Prime have boer Amounted NV Al ~
college trustees the first directors Vel
If the proposed school of fine arts at that The
They will draw up a plan of Dir
he new department, which is expected to
aud with the academic and scientific de- Go
,artments. T
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Az the court DaIls at AroiSen, capital OF ,Lr
ne prlhclpallty Oh Naldeck, the men ana H.,
Women, Wheh not dancing, Keep ON an r- d.,
~ slles pl 'hc , ROOM. 9upPe' served az nv
u ,'ro nt, Ir a., - =. On The
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