The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-24
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


e.,;, wear is predicted in the south.
Generale shareholders have to pay
o,Isrs a large subsidy for the Cen
fqban railway
1. two inches long
k,'...chn.s.ts firm will erect cotton
/, Fort Worth, Texas.
1 PIT has been issued for the arrest
N Marquis Of Huntly
4 .,a,t Temple of Kernak has suffered
5damage from inundation'
4 /, rreycinet declares against immedl-
rIs,on OF the French constitution
4 ,ftbe Youngest babies in Minnesota
" notnsr who is 50 years old.-lNew
4 Herald.
enid that Queen Caroline OF Saxony
E,,nr from fatigue caused by oversX-
Eo in her kitchen.
4 ,ob Khan. now in Meshed, Persia, is
\ he DESTROYS of joining the Turco-
Vow York horse-car companies,
nIs mn snow beside their tracks, are
\, nrosqcuted for establishing nuiSanceS'
4 New York Herald of the 9TH adver-
bealthy Protestant infant for adop-
/ Ne wonder against what he protests,
h,t most discouraged the British lion
war with the American colonies was
hes his Maine LCourier-Journal.
4 /, changes contemplated by the Egyp-
1 notabIes virtually transfer the SUI
tmp power from the khediye to the cham
4 N barrels OF apples were handed out in
,,reets of Cleveland the other day. On
annie was stencilled the advertisement
\ show
slsnhonic communication was effected
+bel6th inst. between the town of Madl.
indiana, and Milton, Carrollton and
Snkiort, Ky.
tbe Southern Pacific road has made q
f,r,r. for the construction of a track
Il Wohayc to the Colorado river, to tap
| Atlantic II Pacific,
he Instruction in Yemen, Arabia, is
{rmr ground. Numbers of Arabs have
[prel the Turks. The insurgents oc-
| " the principal towns.
.poul, the tenor, lost a small fortune in
recent French financial furry, and
I,le 100 900 francs. Other artists, inclu'
I'M Nilsson, lost heavily.
fyhat is called responsibility is a great
n TO many men. Once they have at
MED it they can put in lie where 1t Will
I The most good. -[Courier-Journal.
LAD English statistician calculates that
Stry man on an average speaks 50 volumes
| 0Uoctavo pages per annum, and tina
ky woman yearly brings out go volumes
Idle same size in talk.
while out hunting lately Sir John Listor
Eye, who married Miss Natika Nznaga
|, thrown and broke his collar bone
Irs giving his bride an early opportunit!
|p0ye her skill in nursing. The horS
| el on him and rather severely hur
|m.
Bile Book keeper, in an article an the lat
|OmOus defalcations, describes the pre-
(lng method of bookkeeping as desery
/ but little better title than the common
Eeway to fraud" As some kind of cheC
bon the cash book, the editor advise
Flchers for every entry on both sides c
i book.
|Oi Mrs. Francis Hodgson Burnett col
|pondent writes that she takes half
pen gir's to II ball, provides them wit
trtners, and then dances herself, with til
|nuine enjoyment of debutante, I'll
BY cream OF society is to be found at he
betty house. She is dreadfully run afte
not bit spoiled by it.
Senator Ben Hill is lying very i'll at Phi
Ftphia as the result of another surgic
|eration upon his tongue, and his life
SPARED of. 1t was supposed the canc'
B removed at the first operation, but
|Fms that it was not, and the ulcer WI
BY much aggravated by a tour-hol
leech he made in the senate recently.
Oscar Wilde is to lecture in st. Louis
|It Saturday, the 25th instant, ut Merca
Il hall. Some OF the newspapers of TIL
n are greatly excited over his comm
tl the Globe-Democrat announces tn
i, Wilde will positively appear on u
be in "knee.b brooches, silk stockings, p
Eteather pumps, swallow-tail coat, et'
BIAS he did in New York city" 1t al
|H"there is promise that the best Poop
! The city will go to hear im."