The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-14
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Inc London statue OF Lord BeacOnstield
will be unveiled on the 10Th instant.
Edwin Booths success at Vienna has
caused him to renew his engagement there
The Marquis of Ripon will resign the
yice-royalty of India at the end of the pres
ent year.
The late Miss Carrie Evans, of Boston,
lelt SIS ,O0O Tor building u rectOry at Clare
mont, New Hampshire.
| Mrs. Studebaker has built n costly
memorial chapel at South Bend, Indiana,
in honor of the memory OF her father, the
late George Milburn.
Sunset Cox is still telling about the ne
gros toast. Here's to General Butler,
who, though he has white skin, bless
God, has black heart"
Grace Greenwood, writing from Paris,
says that the average American dres.
maker is more clever than the
women OF that calling in France.
Gortschakoif, who was great linguist, once
said in reply to remark relative to his
power to keep state secrets, that he knew
how to hold his tongue In six languages,
The first Mrs, Sprague spent $1,000 or
the Canonchet library-room. She filled il
with rare old Woodworking, among Other
'heh'NA ~ Wptu lIOlu Tit
Tuileries.
The late Marshall Jewell, of Connecticut,
IS To ne honored by the people Of Denver,
who have decided TO name new park or
the outskirts OF that city 1.-THE Marshal
Jewell Park"
The duke of Newcastle caught fifty black
bass at Enterprise, Florida, the other day
and President Arthur will beat that II h,
IA N ~ IN . ~ ~ ttll h.,. l.
in his stylish trousers.
General Judson Kupatricks personal
property AZ Deckertown, New Jersey,
brought enough at the recent sale to paw
of mortgage on the farm and to leave a
snug sum for the widow.
EI-United States Senator Tabor is about
to build in Denver hotel which, when
furnished, will cost Sl.250,0lO. Mr.. Tabor
says: at will be such one as Denver
never heard OF, or even dreamed Of"
Rossini one day received q visit from an
unknown person, who said to him: 81 am
the author of the Funeral March Of Mey.
erbeer." 81 should have preferred to have
Meyerheer make your funeral march, re.
Piled Rossini
The death of Mrs. Harriet Lane John,
sons only surviving child recalls the mem.
Wy VI hNA bhNNANAo IlNStilNt III the W ME
House when Buchanan was president. and
how Lord Lyons, then British minister
was then engaged to be married TO her.
Mathilde Blind says that Mr.. Lewes was
more than husband to George Elliot; he
was like another, watching over her health
cheering her dependency with his owl
buoyancy, aud creating the spiritual at
mosphere in which her genius ripened.
Wendell Phillips wife has been An in
valid for over thirty years, aud during nj
this time the great orator has been untirinr
IN his attention TO her. mo one but yor
can know what it has been to care for her
was remarked TO him recently. "Ah, n,
one. but me knows how good she is,n wa,
his heartsome answer.
Lester Wallack says he does not tlirt
while on the stage, as he so near-siebted
tuat he cannot see beyond the footlighis
Since this statement was made public, lot,
OF women have made themselves almost I'M
thinking how they must have given them,
selves away in the vain endeavor to mash
Lesler.-lLowell Citizen.
Mr.. Gladstone occupied himself yestcr.
day. says the Pail Mall Gazette of March
q, "in telling cherry tree on the estate
OF the Hon. Il, +. Leveson.G Cover, at Holm.
bury. The right honorable gcntl, man Dor.
'N"NN " oNN AlNu WV anu COM
ple,ed the task in half an hour, a heavy
snow-storm prevailing during the time.n :
Clown Dan Rice lcctured to a large audi.
ence In New York on Sunday evening In
behalf of temperance. Hin said that he had
suffered more from drunkenness than any
other man in the world. Talk Of seeing
snakes" said en- Ave seen anacondas,
rhinoSrihorses, hyenas, elephants. Talk
about your Pilots aud Your Jumbos Why,
I've seen, I've seem" aud he lett the audi.
encc TO infer that his vision was preposter.
Gus beyond the power Of description.
Leopoid Meyer, the ponderous German
tragcdian, has Just died, ami, apropos, the
London World tells q story of the late En-
peror Ferdinand, whose brilliant intelli.
gence was not exactly an crnam ent 20 the
line o, Hapsburgs. After Meyer, who was
rather a stoutish man, had played, the ON.
peror spoke to him and said; my dear
Nc, Meyer. have heard 1iszt Meyer bows
low); / have heard Thalberg Meyer bows
lower stil), but not one Of thcm-nerspired
like you." Tableau!