The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-25
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

EA-DeCretHry NUM- lnleIuS 10 SAL iOT OF.
Petersburg about the last OF May.
Minister Lowell has been invited to de-
liver an address at II Longlellow memorial
service in Berlin.
w. T. Crosdale, the new editor Of the Bal
timore Gazette, has changed the name oil
that paper to the Day.
Queen Victoria will be presented on her
next birthday anniversary with congratu-
latory.address, signed by 10000 women OF
Canada.
G. j. Hamlin, of Buffalo, has bought OF
DR.. l., Kerr, of Lexington, Kentucky, the
noted horse Mambrino King. The price
paid is said to have been $4,000.
Christine Nilsson is said to have an
nounced IN an interview with Paris jour
nalist that she will retire from the stage
after tour OF three years in Europe and
America.
King Oscar having refused the concessions
claimed by the Norwegian storthing the
republican majority in the chamber struck
out the usual title of "most gracious in
The address TO the king, simply saying ito
the king"
Phillips Brooks has accepted avacation OF
n year voted him by his congregation, and
viii sail for Europe in June. In accepting,
he made the condition that his salary shall
cease until his return, aud that his place
shall be suitably supplied.
First swell-"I never did like May not
nearly'so pretty as Mary wonder they don't
change the name of the month to Mary
SECOND swell-"Clevaw ideaw, bah Jove |!
Make awystaws good to June, you know !"
Il Exchange.
We see IT stated that Wesleyan will send
n four.oared crew to Lake George for the
regatta about the first week of July. The
college boys may be backward IN their
studies, but they are iouroared in the re-
gatta business Boston Transcript
| Herbert Spencer told an American CORE
spondont who met him in Paris recently
that he is coming to America on tour OF
observation, with view OF gaining facts for
his second series on Political lnstitu.
TONS which is part and parcel bi his COM
position on the " Principles of Sociology
Buffalo paper tells ola. lover who began
TO propose 10 his girl just as his horses
started orun with the sleigh. Being deter
mined to have it over with, he got the ques.
! ton out at the moment the sleigh struck a
mile-post. The glrl was thrown high into
| the.air, but MS she came down she uttered Il
firm "Ies, Charley" and then tainted.
Ella Wheeler Marbles: "The year has
but,one June, dear tiiend; the year has but
one June" You are right, Ella; the year
has but one June. At least that is ali we
we are almost willing to swear it has two
Januaries, with month between them.-
lNorristown Herald.
| "Whcn came to town." said rich bro.
kerr III hadn't penny of my own.n And
have you now, sir?n asked quiet. faced
man In the far corner Of the room. The
broker didn't answer the question. Per.
haps he didn't hear IL. Possibly il was a
pain in the stomach that drew his face
down so suddenly.
A farmer living at Arcade, New York
not having washed himself for forty years
the board of health claimed IL was time 10
take the matter in hand, and served q notice
on him to abate the nuisance. III tho
farmer stands on the right given by forty
years undisputcd possession OF allodial
and alluvial lands, what will the authorities
do about ii 9-[Pittsburg Telegraph.
Tho minister of the imperial household
has issued u private circular nnnouhcins
that the cornation Of the car will take
place in August and that by imperial COM
mand all dignitarics Of the empire must at
tend the ceremony in Moscow. The fcstiy.
tiles will last fortnight, and 1t is e,timat.
cd that the expenses will amount to 10000,
900 roubles. The celebration when tho late
car was crowned lasted n month and cos,
100000 roubles
DIR, ]. II. Reed, Of Tuscaloosa, Alabama
is mentioned by local paper as tho rea
inventor Of the PARROT system Of riiled gum
and proitctiles, Mr.. Reed patented III,
rifle shell Just before the outbreak OF IN,
war OF recession, and made arrangement,
with II, Z. Parrot, then superintendent o
the West Point foundry, to manufacture It
Mr. Reed cast his fortunes with his section
however, and Mr., Parrott reaped the bene
fits Of tho invention.
Miss Sarah \. Randolph, q great.grand
daughter oil Thomas Jefferson, Is now the
head Of the Patapsco institute, at Ellcot
! City Md. Writing TO Congressman Man
ming respecting The proposed monument &c
Jefferson, she says, 1.-THE little graveyard
at Monticello-only 100 feet square-is al
Of the 10000 acres Of land owned by Jciler
soh when he entered public life which |,
now lcit In the possession Of his dcscen
ldants. lilo sleeps, amid the SURPRISING
beauty and grandeur, on that lovely noun
tain side, surrounded by the graves OF hi,
children and grandchildren to the iinl
generation" IS
Tho will Of the late Thomas Allen vii
he probatcd at st. Louis and pi,tsRcld
Mass. The members Of the family live Il
the st. Louis homestead aud ON severn
farms at Pittsiicld, and all the persona
property In and on these Is riyei
TO Mrs. Allen. There are mum
ser q bequcsts TO old friends
held Cemetery. corporation. He also leave
| -tlDn Ia thu nanptt,sx NAnAs.s..t