The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-27
IrrAS OF I'M EMksT.

The Marquis OF Lorne has applied
for patent for an Improvement la BIZ
cyelea.
The skeleton Of man was recently
found in tho Decd river region OF the
Main bsckwoods, fast In q bear trap,
whore lie had starved to death.
Enc uraged by government bonus,
the people at South Australia are
planting tress very extensively on
iheir wide plsins, and with romarka
bio success.
D.. Albert Thompson, q young Irish
physiciaD, hsn been presented with the
Albert msdai for rs1ovi1g poison in :
easa OF dipthsria by sucking Is away.
rhs Liak observatory, at San jose,
Csliforaie, IN now reSdy, ahd regular
astronomical observations will Desiu
a. noon as tho large telescope, now
being finished at Cambridge, is set up.
The young violiniste, SignOrs Tey-
eeima Tus, has just signsd an agree
mept with the iMprsssRrio, Mr.. Henry
klsin, for n grand tour in America in
SsO.COo.
AS England finds II neediul to i'm
port more and more horses every year
IN time OF peac6, she Is . good deal
disturbed as to how she could properly
mount her cavalry levies in case O.
war.
The only survivor OF tho famous
glastonbury (Connecticut) Saith ala
tsry, who refused TO pay tsxes becAuse
denied the privilege Of voting, 10 at the
point OF death NJ her home in Hart
iofd. Sne 10 81 years old, and lately
broke her leg.
Judging from paragraph now going
tho rounds OF tho medical press, the
higher education of women dusp not
conduce to conuublallty and fecundltv.
Ok 759 female colloSe graduates only l96
arc married. or these CO aaye no chill
dren, and $50 hAvo hsa 26s children, Of
which az are living.
A Chinaman Of hamilton, California.
haa devoted summer ana fal. to gath,
ering the horned tosis Of the red hills.
which sre ~ much dreaded by the In
hSbitants ~ rsttleanAkes. Recently
he shipped 1000 OF these animals 10
Chtns, where they ero converted into
vSrioas kinds OF high- orised medi-
cinsa. A horned TOAD placed IN A ,sk
OF whisky constitutes the mc,, valueo
OF tho Chinese tonics.
The career Of tho kisc o. Wurte M.
berg's American favorise, Pfiyy Conn.
cilor Of Court Won jackson, reads al.
Most like u fairy tale. From being a
pnpil OF the conservatory, he became a
clerk In tho American consulate until
About three years sgo. King Charles
made him member II his entourage,
gave HIN tns title OF nobility, fairly
overwhelmed him with iavors and dec.
srations and Installed him Ia wing OF
the palace. v
Lsbouohcto says In thu London
Truth: ~ hcar that there has bsen N
Mighty. fuss concerning Sir Henry
Poseonhy's letter abeat the quess i.
private fortuue, which eptstis was
never intendsd for publication; and
Sir usnry was both astounded and
herriAed whom be saw IL ia print:
while the queen wan equally wroth,
end the telegraph wiren Kept busy for
Some hours between Bal,aoral and
Aix-les. b aims, Transmitting iuuulrie.
aud explanations"
Ths Duke Of Abercorn, says the Ian.
den Truth, was peer and great land
owner OF the best type. lie had been
y prominent figure iu society for more
than 70 years, and he was certainly
one Of the most popular men of his
tlme. Prince Albert was particularly
fond Of him, aud often consulted mir
with advantage about both public aud
private matters. Tic bake and
Duchess Of Aberoorp both Aguro pron,.
inently In "LothAir," aud iney were
great favorites OF Lord Bessons6sid.
who regarded them a. ideal sprcime M
Of the thigh nobility"
The new universal language, "yels.
puok," has already found rival In a
Language equallyjnew and pros live.
~ universal, called "Pasilingus,6 ia
inventor (who lsa Germany hss rseos-
Bised that no exciting language couFd
eerve ne pafpese Ut univorsality, and
hee oeeor0lnely devised Q new tcuRue
which ehell suit the noaths OF ali Icp.
unglleh n eoknowlsdeod . v ths
dominant pflnolple, bal how fsr its
1oeieceesn e neeSssasy may b. sssn
ten Ne fellowing veros Of 6t.
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