The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-11

p'Siel. DIS adversary al carts vas Lori
ho1ney, captain IN the Lie Guards.
As en- eastern train was nearing Cheyenne
last sunday, a drummer made an Insulting
proposition ~ a lady whose xcQuain,ance hN
had made, The lady rose 10 her fest aud
called out, Has any man ia this car a
fvVoiNer about hlms II there il, | wish he
NAoGid lend u % ne. aud III par an end TO
this Seopndrel's insults" The drummer
rushed TO the end OF the ear and Jumped
on. gclng into Cheyenne by she back dOor.
The manaSeS o, an opera-hoase at Car
isle has closed n, declaring that Ii shall
never De ropened until the eouueiimen
moderate their demands iog free tickets.
They have been taking their entire families
lhto ali the shows that come Along, and, not
satisfied with that. have isllen into he
habit oil Masking NJ large parties oi friends.
une city official brought ten, aud would be
satisfied With n0re but the best seats. Tae
manager asks TO be allowed 60 pay for a
license in money, AID not with rasses.
y man calling himself bishop, ia "a new
church NJ hts own establishing, made a tour
OF me 1ao,gal streets OF Chicago in an
open carriage, arrayed in his priestly robes,
snN stopping here and there To address the
people, Perhaps the strong daylight was
too trying Tor such garments, as II is for
oHdes IN lull dress, Tor his appearance is
described US being unepisc0pal. The crowds
treated him d.sTespecliully, and he seems
TO have made TAR rom favorable impress.
sion.
A correspondent tells of an event happen
ms many years ago in the country near
HegerStown, Maryland. 4 baby born with
fire, mark on Eer face was taken 10 where
an old colored woman was lying dead, aud
hsr ice-cod hand was rubbed repeatedly
over the mark, Il being superstition that
| by so dong the mark would disappear.
/ The mother OF the child declares that from
that moment tho mark faded away. and IN
a lew months was entirely gone. The ,irl
is now 10 years old, with a complexion Of
rare purity.
Says the stockton Mail The mission
! schools for the education and enlighten
ment Of the heSthen within our gates have
u good aim, hut sometimes they miss VI,
target, Recently Chinaman, employed
MS household servant by Stockton lady
conceived the singular idea that display
oi plety would make him more VOLTA IN hi,
place, Hehad been pupil in the mission
school, and said So Mo heap likee God
Me heap hkee Jesus" 80 YOU Low,
Christ, do yop ~ asked the interested lady
NO, cried the heather, omphaticaly
"ileap love God; heap love Jesus no car,
To- Chlistl
Tennessee is the place where "climat,
not onIy gives strength aud vigOr 10 the sin
eWs Of manhood, bus invites the roses o
health to nestle aud blush upon the cheel
OF beauty where college ana school scatter
thegold dust OF knowledge DOR tho bud
ding ln,ellects o. rising generations, as thu
church, in tree faith and free speech, sane
llhes aud olesses u, where liberty's laws Il
no longer guarded by bayonots, as the bal
lot, unmolcsted, falls IN lis sacred precincts
aud with talismnnic power executes free
man WILL as lightning does the will o
TOD. This Information was gwen bN
Governor Bates in his inaugural address.
During the examination of grave robhc
IN Montreal, body Of students from Me
TN college, many Of them armed with
human bones Which had been stolen
rushed into the police court. In few
moments they commenced series of In
sulllng remarks to the court, VINO ordered
the high constable to clear the room. Ht
tired to do so, but the students urned upor
nun anu so butleted and guyed him tina,
he drew his revolver. At this moment 4
posse of police who had been sent for cam,
TO his rescue and he pocketed tho weapon
The light was renewed with the police, whC
managed to arrest few Of the students
Ihe prisoners were subsequently, dis
charged without trial.
Two men in police uniform recent,
called At the house of u gentleman in Bos
ton, who was giving fancy dress ball, and
insisted that the company must separate
Not at all said the host, this is pri
vate house" Very well, sir, said one o
! tue policemen, here are my orders, aud
must take the names of all who mr.,
present" DO so,n responded The hnst
The policemen went to work and out dow,
: al the nancy, making body supromel,
/, uncomfortable. Directly they had done so
one Of them walked up to table, an,
, poured himself out n glass of champagne
, what right have you to drink my winc?'
roared the host. III supposed, when | wa
I invited" responded the policeman, tina
, refreshments We're lucluded;n aud, amids
a roar of Taught r, he showed his card
/ Both the men were simply guests.
A Buffalo butcher, who disappeared De
. cember p, was found January % Ia swan
: near South Bend, Indiana, badly bruise
and wounded. He remembered that on tn
night OF December Y he visited on cas-
1 buffalo dance-house, where he drank hcay
/ lly While under the influence of th
. liquor he was assaulted by three men, an
!. WAS knocked aeuseless. From that time h
4 'i"' i'NpliNANlui VI Nllub In
E police theory is that, after fcarfuly ma
/ treating the butcher, the three assailani
1 became alarmed, and, TO avoid detectlo
!. and punishment, they placed him aboard
a box'car in u train standing in the LAX
/ Shore railroad yard aud left him to his fat,
:. The probabilities are that at Osceola he VII
= discovered and put off the train, aud thu
4 he then wandered to tho swamp.
A traveller from the east, writing fror
e Alaska, says; Salmon, halibut, cod, mack
Q erel and other good fish, abound IN al
o these waters. The salmon nre 80 numerou
y ut times that 1t is impossible to ford til
y streams; and even when the run" is small
y the people crossing streams carry sticks I
Il thrust aside the fish, When tho salmo
b ascend the streams, the Indians reap thei
8 harvest. They follow the fsh aud cate
d them In great quantities, often THROWN
o them out Of the water with their make
o hand, To prepare them Tor winter, the
= split them along the back, take out III
/. backbone, cut them into long strips. whic
r they first dry in the sun, and then hang Il
and smoke. The salmon arc probabl
equally as good as the chinook or ia
famed Columbia-rver salmon. and If cure
b, .reiu and cleanly white hands, woul
"a mn lnuht hp yorv f,pn