The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ITEMS OF INTEREsT.
A north Dana correspondent of The
Athol, (MassachuscltS) Transcript tells
this story. Henry Goodman has large
Newfoundland dog. He Is % dog that don't
begin n sGrape, and he is n bad dog TO begin
on lie spends good deal Of his time
lying IN front of his masters shop, right
opposite the wooden mill The other day
when the mill hands came in from teuter.
ing, tho dog was having q good nap over
the way, from which ho W.. aroused by
volley of snowpall, u took Just second
and a Guarter for tho Loss % ,ct the door
shut, and the do laiI down IN front of il
to see that il staid shut tho est of tho after
noon aud IL did, and wa.n one OF them
had business upstate he went up through
tho sCuttle.
Daniel II. Clark, young and handsome
livery.slAblO keeper, has sued a younr
woman for 5000 Tor breach Of promise.
Clark's father 10 oasAer OF the penObscot
Savings bank. Some time ago Young
CLARK began to pay attention to Miss Louise
Gould, whose father is proprietor ola dye.
house, and does llourshing business She
is pretty sensible aud is said to be wealthy.
Clark showed evidence of his affection In
sleigh rides and valuable presents of iewelry
Recently they quNrreied, and the young
woman dismissed her lover, VINO now sues
for damage, Mics Gould says She will not
consent to arbitration, hu. the affair must
90 settled IN court.
A band ot GypsIes campad in Missouri.
A farmer IN the noighbornood was pain.
fully twisted by rheumlN'm, and they
straiShtened him out with my FERROUS 10.
tons and ceremonies Thi woa his cont
dence, They told him thNc large sum of
money was buried on his farm, but they did
not know exactly where Their instrnc.
tions were 10 bury oil The cash he had for
eight days Nht thea dig il up, whereupon
The place O., the concealed treasure would
be revealed Tie ChGyCi, and NJ tho end of
'he prescribed l'mt hls 5000 and the Gpy-
sizes were gone.
At party IN Mar,hulltnNn, Iowa, ger
man was danced win the lights turned out.
AZ most ut tbc dtpCays belonged to IS Meth.
odjst church, the pastor on the following
Sunday denounced the act as soluAaiuus,
and asserted that those concerned in 10
would moi dare 10 repeat 1t in the light.
| they responded by giving what purported
| to he an exact reproduction of the figure.
but several persons who had beard, though
| they had not seen, the original declared
| that certain sounds resembling kisses were
omitted.
| IN the Hmporor's hall OF the llohen2ol-
| Tern museum Berlin, is piece OF an an.
Gent pear tree from the foot OF tho Unters,
berg. The tradition is that this tree would
bear lruit 40 long as the German empire
prospered. In 1906 when tho Emperor
Francis IL, laid down the crown the tree
ceased to show any sign OF life, but IN 1871 i,
shortly alter the empire was restored, the
ancient tee, long supposed to be dead once
"A hnrn hlnugnn,a n,,I teptt . .
that piece was sent to the Emperor.
An extraordinary henlth.curc comes from
Gilroy, California. A maiden OF that place,
whose constitution had been hurt by too
much devotion to the piano, and tile.pant
ing, was induced by her mother to engage in
hunting squirrels, the reward offered being
| 10 cents scalp. Last week she slaughtered
| clshty'llvo squirrels and the outdoor eNer-
else demanded Is restoring her health.
In Sarah Bernhard's new play OF "Fc.
DORA" In Paris, the body OF her Russian
| lover, who has been killed by Nihilsts
| Is brought upon the stage, and she PUSHES
over to II and covers it with KISSES OF the
sort that in Brooklyn nro called paroxys.
NAL II is said that many admirers have
begged to be permitted to perform tho sim.
pie part Of the dead lover.
Professor do Hen2el, French teacher of
department, opened school at Doyleville,
WISCONSIN. He instructed the class on the
first night in the fundamental principle OF
gontleness rs the basis of good manners.
Then hc went 90 n restaurant for supper,
drank too much cluret shot Mt u wsiter
stabbed police who arrested him, and for
this was sent to the penitentiary.
A number OF animals belonging TO Adam
Slater, living IN tho town of Saugertes,
New York, died very mistcriousy few
days ago, Several members Of his family
became very sick, and au analysis of the
food that they had eaten, and of the ami
mails who had died, revealed distinct traces
of arsenic.
The cllicial Railroad Gazette OF the Prus-
sian government lately announced shower
OF decorations Tor railroad officials. Among
the recipients were ten engine drivers and
some conductors, switohmcn. baggagcmen
presumably those well known not to bc
baggagc-smashers), and even track-walkers,
A writer In the London Truth saws
Having for centuries treated Ireland a. an
English NAVY treats his wite--kicked her
almost to death--wc are amazed that at the
moment we desist she rises, not TO her
knees, to thank us for mercy, but TO her
feet, TO demand u separation
On the carriages of the London 4 South.
eastern railroad there is an electrical apps.
ratus enabling passengers to communicate
with the guard, but the chairman said
lately that, although the company runs
about 1900 trains day, 1t had not been
used once in six months.
The emperor OF Germany's present to hi,
son and daughter in.law on the occasion OF
their silver wedding was u magnificent tea
service 1t was made in England, but the
cmpprur ordered thrpe Sunnloncutary