The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-18
ABoUr PEOPLE.

chitis.
Stsrroute Reerdell Was suffer with Ger
eIal sherman in Georgia.
The approaching marriage Of Prince Ra-
dESlll 10 Mille. Branioka is announced.
Mr.. BeliOri's statement of seltdefense
before Judge Nyue cost him about $ u
word.
Jay Gould has gone for a three weeks
tup south. Ills salary Keeps right on during
his absence.
Senator Cameron is at Fortress Monroe,
and hopes 10 be well enough TO 50 10 Eu-
rope in May.
Ex-senator David Davis is to be presented
by admlring friends IN Texas with a chair
made Of OK -horns.
Tabor, Of Colorado, has been married
three times-ouce TO his first wife, and
twice to his present one.
heiter left his mark in the capitol in the
shape OF large hole made by pounding
with his hammer on the speakers table.
The Princess Dolgorouki has returned to
Paris from Nice. IL is said that she is con
slantly followed about by Russian spies who
suspect her OF nihllism.
1t is intended to present MIR. Bright with
the freedom OF Glasgow when he visits the
city for the purpose of addressing the uni.
versity students on the I'D Of March,
W. T.. Ambush, a colored lawyer of
Cleveland, and an ex-member OF the Ohio
| legislature, has been sent to states prison
for eighteen months, having been convicted
Of blackmsiling.
William Fawcett, a veteran OF Waterloo,
[ died at Hagerstowu, Indiana, few days
| ago and last week the death OF Daniel
| Woods, another OF the Duke of yelling
| tons soldiers, occurred in Indianapolis.
/ Both were over century old,
The emperor and empress of Russia will
probably spend u few weeks in Warsaw after
| their coronation. The Bclvedere palace, u
handsome structure on the banks of the
! Vistula, short distance outside the town,
is being prepared for their maiesties' recep-
/ ton.
William Shaswood, Of Philadelphia, will
present the people of Walnut Cove, Stokes
county, North Carolina, with handsome
structure for use rs Protestant Episcopal
church. The Wilmington Star says that
the building will I've 1.-THE tisest country
church in the state"
The late Colonel Gilmor met General
Grant in New York, and approaching the
eX-president, saluted him and exclaimed
: General. | suppose You forget me?" NO.
replied General Grant, "you are one OF
inc hornets who stung us SO badly daring
the unpleasantnesS."
NereShtchscin, the Russian painter, hos
| been hard at work daring the last year or
two, aud has nearly finished series Of
| splendid pictures representing scenes IN the
| Caucasus. These new paintings will be ex-
| hibited in Vienna first, Later on IN Berlin,
Hamburg, Paris and probably London.
The Rev. DR.. Storrs, of New York will
be the orator 81 the celebration to mark the
three hundred snd.thirty-third anniversary
OF the founding of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
h. Bradford Prince, who has been in the
east making arrangements pertaining to the
celebration, has gone back TO Santa Fe,
The earl of Dahousie has written TO the
governors Ofthe American states asking for
information as 20 chow the ln~ which per.
mits MARI age with deceased wiies sister
has wori 3D." He intends to introduce
into the house Of lords again this year d
bill similar TO his bill so much talked about
last year.
Maurice Kingsley son of the late Charlei
Kingsley, has Inherited some portion al
least of his fathers mantle. The strikin,
Mexican story. The Puerto de Medina, :
recently copied by the Tribune, was tn,
young mans first effort in literature. Hi
sister, Miss Rose kingsey, is Il writer OF re
fined and graceful prose.
4 dispatch from Washington says Pres
ident Arthur is troubled with catarrh
afflicted with insomnia, suffers great pair
from Brigh's disease and is so despondon
that Inc frequently expresses the opinion
that he will not live out his term. Tines,
alarming ailments, however, do not seen
to intelere with his Conviyial habits.
Representative Thomas II Herndon 0
the first Alabama district, has been able Il
travel from Washington to his home in Mo
bile, The sick man was tatigued verl
: much during the latter part Of the ride, bu
his physicians think he stands bette
chance of recovery now than when he wa
in Washington.
Sarah Bernhardt's principal creditors
who are struggling in the courts for th
proceeds for the sale OF her jewels, are Nj
: Bloch, the diamond expert. who had al
ready advanced on the jewelry more tina
it brought at auction, and Mr.. Worth. wit
claims about 5000 for the dresses worn by
Madame Bernhardt at the Vaudeville.
The East Orange, New Jersey, Gazett
SAYS Mr.. Virgins, the friend of the tempest
II few years ago kept grocery store at tn
present location of the post-ollice in Eas
Orange, New Jersey. His store narr0wl
escaped destruction by fire On two OccG
si0ns. His business was not successful
! He was then looked upon us an amateu
weather prophet, and his forecasts ger
orally were about as successful as tn
/, average guess.
For many generations it has been Gu,
2, tomary in the House OF Hohon2ollern tina
; each male scion should learn some usefr
handicrsit, and that the females should el
Gel in needlework aud embroidery. In u,
cordance with this practical custom, Primo
I, Leopold, only son of the Red Prince,
studying the locksmth's art. a room !
the palace has been fitted up as a worl
. shop, with furnace and bellows, grindston
/ and lathe; ETC., and here the young prime,
$ clad in grey blouse, spends several happ
hours daily. His mother, the Prince,
I Frederic Charles, frequently visits him
his workshop. and no doubt makes fun
1 1.-THE future master locksmitb and signs
the present state of his hands.
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