The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-15
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Senator and Mrs, Malone are going 10
Mexico.
Senator Camden is nj the Arkansas Hot
Springs.
The governor Of Georgia is Vor-
montcr by parentage.
Ex-senator Ferry is in 81. Uatharines.
Canada for his health.
Senator Fair gave dinner AZ Wormlcy's
the other evening TO the justices OF the su,
premc court and his legislative colleagues.
Mr., William Warren, the actor, of the
Boston Museum, is said 10 be positive In
his parpose of rotiring nom the stage at the
end Of this season.
by his will Guataye Dore directed that his
pictures and sculpture should DO sold on
the expiration of two years after hia death.
lilo left great picture, Just completed,
which he called "Tho Vale OF Tears"
Clerk Mcpherson, of the house of repre-
sentatiyes, thinks the tariff bill will be
more favorable to the iron interest when it
is printed in full, and without the errors
which occurred in It's first publication.
A new aspirant for medical fame Ia u
Maine lady named Misc Gertrude H. Heath,
who graduated nj Nahnemanu Medical
College, Chicago, last week with high hon
ore. winning two prizes in class of l53.
Commodore A. @. Rhind has been com.
missioned as superintendent of the Phila-
delphia Naval asylum in place of Vice AID.
miral Rowan, who last summer became SUI
perntendont Of the Washington Naval Oh.
servatory.
Tho appointment of General Blumenthal
AS German minister of war has been re-
vokcd, General Bronsart Won SChellendorll
was definitely appointed to the office, and
subsequently had an audience with the
emperor,
Postmaster General Howe has left Wash.
iugton for Il ten days visit to Wisconsin,
First Assistant Postmaster General Hatton
is acting postmaster general. Second AS
sistant Postmaster General Elmer has gone
to New York.
One OF Governor Buffers friends, saws
the Philadelphia Press, says the willy law.
yer made more by u single internal reve.
nue suit in Washington last week than his
entire salary rs governor of Massachusetts
will amount TO. The fact Is merely thrown
out asa gge'tion, aud the Bay State
will doubtless he proud and happy in the
thought that she has secured Tor $1,000 d
year the services Of man who thinks
nothing OF earning three times that amount
in u single week.
Mr.. Ben Wood Davis, says the Boston
Advertiser, whose verses ON Longfellow
were first published In that journal, relate,
u very amusing story in regard to them, II
may be remembered that the Young noe
received u present from his Cincinnati
friends OF u beautiful water, colored portrait
OF longteilow above the aforesaid verse;
emhlaEonod in very artistic manner
One day u friend who is dealer in horses
called and said; VI hear that you hay,
| An .N.. 4 fail. 81
| am very much interested In the subiec
| should like to SEQ the picture prcsenteC
TO YOU The picture was then shown {,
} him. who's thatw was the inquiry
. why, that's Longiellow,h replied MIR
Davis. A shade of disappointment crep
over tho face OF his friend as he slowly re-
marked; "Well, supposed all along tina,
IL was the horse Longiellow TO which you
poem referred"
Judge Hoadly, OF Ohio, informs a cor
J respondent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer that
! he is still q candidate Tor the governorship
Tho correspondent, describing him, says
: Judge Hoadly is OF that class that com
mand tho respect of men, To-day he sat il
NE United States Supreme count watching
his opportunity TO submit n motion to al
! vance, upon the docket what are known n,
: the Tennessee bond cases, which involv,
mo legality Of Legislative acts way back il
! the days when Parson Bro willow was gov
crnor, and the legislature was u creature o
his will. Near by sat Roscoe Conkling
. multlessly .appareled, nonchalently pnrin,
, his rose-red iingcr.nails, while Justice Fiel,
: was lnboring with an exposition OF III,
Louisiana bond cases. The contrast be-
tween tho two men was marked
Conkling was nervous Ioadly reflect
i've, attentive. Hoadly looked the bet
Ter lnWNAr nt lhn tmA H.. -.
! doubt II, and glance was sufficient TO SHOW
that no was moro ~ homo In tho temple o
I Justice than the sulking Achilles, as hc WA
lcncc known. Your correspondent Gallo,
: upon hoadley At bis hotel. His reception
Y Ant and chAtty, and wonderfully entertain
Z ing. On AZ subjects save Ohio politics h
!. sslked with = charming and instructiy
y mss4om: Trenchins on the ground Of ioi
~ VIC? ~ wne reeervcd--not overvautious. n,
Y sss,cssnns--hAr'ily tAat-lss Il stand 81 4,
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