The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-13
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f'asnblished shortly in London.
~, Is large movement of em'grants
,il'si,h class from Scotland to Manitoba.
80 Alfred Townsend expects to sail
us sasNne on the steamer City u Rome on
lsJ ISL p,..;
ass,ins industries have doubled in
usu,y years
n'.sio like Silurian Murchison, was an
Uni Oxhunter IN his youth, ana ms
ru'a "'h.eryation of nature is thought to
n n, Mem aroused in the chase.
o., block of land comprising 4,9l7
w. V,a miles in the north of South Aus
~ I ony sI,75 a mile was lately offered
y ,nSth.r of 5,O5S square miles only $3.50.
r1ototal number OF persons lately evicted
,ITcri Cloncurry was 400. His grand
W. s was almost the last political prisoner
p.Snsd in the Tower of London-as an
la,h patriot,
n, Euston Buckner, of Greenville, Miss,
W. sSye 10 opium. While under the in
,ss1re of the drug, he wandered into II
...isSbor's house, and was killed in the dark
| fsbarear.
The Students of tho university at Tusca-
l,,,, Ala, had an eating match, i'll which
4. victor ate thirty:seven biscuits in six
'.sn minutes. But biscuits are probably
mail down there.
pohlic men IN France are more closely
,anecled with journalism than in any
s6er country. Theirs was essentially a
,snpaper Gan, ana ex-tLnr,mier Simon is
| ,Ad.v sJtfnr nf the Gaiilois
Accompanied by her children and a
numerous suite, Princess Dolgorouki, the
uOrranatic wife of the late car, has ar
rycd in Paris and put up ut the Hotel de
IOndres, in the Rue Castlglione.
An Alabama man let locomotive run
OVER his maud Tor the uprpOse OF suing the
raIrOad company for damages but his
yaeme failed through his inability TO show
psgIgence on the part OF the company,
AmemOer of the Sacramento California;
board Of education has succeeded in effect.
ilg the passage 0i Y resolution TO pay $50
plbe young lady graduate who appears ut
The high NhoGl commencement exercises in
The least expensive dress.
French paper having intimated that
the marriage OF Nine. Damelas (nee Bern
hrdD is no marriage in France, it is re-
iQrled that she is Il Hollander and her hus-
nads Greek, and that the marriage Is
valid both in Greece and Holland.
lathe close OF dinner at the late dean of
Eysa guest happened to remark that SIX
sEpleht lawyers had died in Six months. AT
iAli monient the dean, very deaf, rose and
nd: For these and ali other mercles
Gods holy name be praised"
Cincinnati As Its first iour-in- hand drag,
anu describes II, OF course, as the finest la
the world. Even the whip cost $50, the
harness once took prize al a ialr, ana the
Monogram OF the Uwner--a theater man
iser-is most gOrgeousiy multiplied.
LEltctncite says that the telephone is
aOw used Uy NJ. Dorm III connection with
bis scientific explorations OF the bed of the
@yVi Naples. The divers and boatmen
can quickly communicate with each other,
mus sayng the lUrmer tatigulng journeys
70 The surface.
An exploding tea-Settle relieved three
Wisconsin, people OF tie trials of life the
Gler day, ANA Ill Michigan the handle vi
aOae basket got loose at one end, aud flew
Up aud put out the eye of servant girl
Next We Know some one will have slain
hlnsell with II saw-horse.
In q talk lately with Lord Denbigh, a
HoIhail Catholic peer, the pope expressed
n'nlSell as deeply sensible OF The liDerly
Roman Catholics enjoy in the British en-
Pfe, and ms strong desire to be placed Ill
COMMUNICATION officially with the govern
hthl, with view TO accurate information.
Ex-Governor Charles Ii. Hardin, the
loahder OF Hardin college ut Mexico, Mis-
sour, has just given to the institution 3d..
win cash 10 build new wing 10 the
edlnce and make other improvements.
ihls makes the aggregate nearly $4,000
Hhch he has bestowed upon the college.
General George b. Mcclellan and DR.. w.
T. Prime, have been appointed by the
filnceion college trustees the iirst directors
eilhe proposed school OF fine arts at that
institution. They will draw up plan of
lhe new department, which. is expected to
tahd with the academic and scientific de-
Nrtmenls.
i, AT the court balls at Arolsen, capital of
lle prlhclpality of Waldeck, the men and
vOntn, when not dancing, keep on differ
cay sides OF the room. Supper is served ut
s0 anu the ball concludes NJ II. Ii such
hours were kept here many men whose
company ia desired would go to balls, who
uow cannot 20 unless they Durn the candle
GbOth ends.
dresden has had an exhibition compris-
sss more than 800 periodicals, printed in
aa,y'hye different languages. There are
~ IN German, l24 in English, 155 in the
Latin languages (FrenCn, Italian, etc.,
ulity-iourin Sav dialects, seven in Finnish,
auu seventy-tive in Asiatic tongues aud
pIners Among them are ninety-nine illus
Sa'ed periodicals, sixty comic papers, and
W scientific and industrial journals.
M. Mercy, who is travelling in Italy, has
accompllshed feat which he hopes will be
i 'e,lVlceaole in connection with the study OF
Ne mechanism of flight in birds. He has
~ in taking, by means fthe revolv.
'ns lens, q series OF instantaneous photo.
Saphs OF birds on the wing. He claims Ia
ss4ye rendered visible action lasting one
a'e-hundred h part Of a second.
:. What sort Of place is ViennaY The Vita
'eMlstics of the Austrial capital show thai
!, isSo there were in that city 10, $50 birth,
y y legitimate children, aad l2,7VO births Of
children. In 1881 the legiti
ma mate births fell oil to 1891, a reduction o
~, and the illegitmate rose to 1906, al
Increase OF 376. Queer Christian city that
Legitimate.
Tue captain Of the schooner A. Denlike
,,.cehtiy arrived ut Savannah, reports tina
y many ny three hundred land birds cam,
'ooari his vessel when OFF the New Jerse,
Tyast and there remained until opposite
~ bar, They were kindly treate,
AT led with crumbs and grain, and re
nNned contentedly until 81. denly the,
!. .Yok Hight Tor the rice fields, their destinn
soh' They must have been blown out /