The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-04
ABOUT PEOPLE

ANU fEOiLt
K1oteSSor James h. .Thayer, Of Harvard
mD for Europe tnis week.
e u. Hendricks, Of Indiana, has taken his
nI11idential bee down % Florida.
lIrs. belong, the explorers widow, is
v$ing friends in San Francisco.
DC duke of Argyll is trying to acclimaie
Afriesn Wild turkeys in Scotland.
be late Adrisn North, the most noted
01nbleri in the west, left 3 500, OO0eslate.
captain Payne's "oklshoma boom Al
Ipody has cost the public about s., JoO, 600
The duchess of Albany has been safely
delivered OF daughter NJ Windsor Castle.
Governor Stephens got home from the
savannah celebration TO drop into sick
bed,
The late Arunsh Huntington, of Brad
ford, Ontario, left $4,000 TO the state of
Vermont.
ustin Mccarthy is hard at work writing
Z history OF the Georges-the royal persons
ofthe name.
massachusetts,, beaueathed about $50, 900 10
hospitals and schools.
Mrs. Burnett finished the last chapter of
IVA ctOlN, luEOuEu Out n
on Washington's birthday.
The prince OF Wales has arrived in Berlin.
Hewas received at the depot bv Grown
Prince Frederick William and family.
Ex-senator Joseph Y. Mcdonald. of
Indiana will resume his residence in Wash.
in9tcn at the close ofthe Lenten season.
B0uguereau, the artist, wants to marry
Mics Elizabeth Gardner, his pupil, but her
grand parents and his grandchildren object.
Robert Bonner bought LOT OF land on
Finh avenue, New York, not long AGO, for
$2p,0O0, for which he has refused an oiler
OF 81 GEO. 200,
The Comte de Chambofd seeks popular.
Ivy In Paris by having distributed among
the POOR free bread tickets, bearing MS
c0at-ot-arms.
Charles Darwin's birthday anniversary,
on Friday, was observed at special cele.
bration by the Cincinnati society of netu.
raj history,
Governor Alexander IL. Stephens statr
have presented to him an orange.wood cane,
tastefully carved with q running grape vine
an orange leaf, and Ieepy-ooking aili.
gator.
Senator Tabor, of Colorado, rising 10
MAKE his maiden speech the other dav.
said Mr.. PRESIDENT, | am paired with the
lina.i
Colonel Marsh T. Polk, the delaulting
treasurer OF Tennessee, who is in iail al
NASHVILLE, cannot speak above n whisper.
lie Is emaciated, dispirlted and evidently
getting worse.
General Cook, Of Georgia, went to dog
show IN Washington the other night. "Ii
T0rmfpng pf ~ l,oQ NJ ~
little dogs made all the fuss, and the hitler
they are the more fuss they make.n
Mr.. John NJ. Gregory, of CAMPAIGN, lii.
nois, VINO has been appointed member OF
theclvil service commission, is a native of
Rensselaer, county, New York, and was
educated at Union college.
MI. j. A. Symonds has Just finished mass.
ing through the press n collection of de-
scriptive sketches which he proposes to call
Italian Byways. This will probably be the
last volume the kind that he will publish.
Samuel Medill, the managing editor of
the Chicago Tribune, dying at Quincy. ear.
erly looked over the pages of the newly.ar.
rlved papers. Our boys have beat them
on the Braidwood business" he said smil.
ing, and soon afterwards died.
United States Senator James G. Fair of
Nevada, has gone to Washington. His
long absence from the senate he attributes
to Illness. He says that thers are new and
valuable finds in Nevada, but that the bo.
name mines are doing little.
Ex' Secretary Evarts turns his delicate.
thin soled boots out when he walks. he
holds his hand against his thin overcoat ms
II he would aid the buttons in holding IL
together; his hat rests on the back of hig
head but not as lar as. Charles O'COnuor's
famous hat; and he walks as spryly as A
man of %.
The committee appointed TO make ar
engagements for national monument TO
hOusseau (Of which the historian, NJ. Henri
Martin, is president), has decided TO begin
BY forming collection of all objects associ-
ated with Rousseau-editions, MSS, por
traits, prints, medals, etc. 1t is proposed TO
hold public exhibition of the collection in
the course of this spring.
Gustave Dore's name was originally
"Dorer"-a genuine and not unfreauent
German name, Born at Strasburg, he con-
sequently hailed from the old German
stock OF Alsace. This little known fact of
the change Of "Dorer' into "Dore' is
youched for in letter addressed from Paris
by MIR. Bernard Moldner TO the Deutsches
4ontagsblatt, Of Berlin. In spite of the
Frenchification of his name, Dore's leu
tonic blood showed itselfin his illustrations
OF German fairy tales and weird myths.