davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-09
...DOn't worry Ne

with your complaints about your teeth" said
an ANNOYED father to his "sweet sixteener."
II told you to buy the Sozodont and use
It, but you didn't and you deserve TO suffer"
And SO she did, and all other sweet-sixteeners
who act like her.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-09

Round-trip tickets to the resorts of East
Tennessee and Virginia are now on sale at
very low rates at the coupon ticket offices of
the various Texas roads. Guide books,
maps, time tables and rates of tickets will be
Furnished to all who desire them by p r.
Rogers, General Western Agent, this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-09

Mysteries, n melancholy symptom of seri-
Gus monthly troubles, are cured by the use of
Eaglsh Female Bitters, 1t also cureg chlor-
osis, or green sick es7 of young girls. 1t gives
IN appetite, aids and assists digestion, and
reyitalizes the VIII lenervous system.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-09
. Ton Wagon Scale, $40; 4 Ton, $50
700 lib. Brass Cotton Beam and
Ernntp SI5

All other kinds at about one-half the prices
other companies sell at All Scales warranted
perfect and to give satisfaction. Send for fun
Price List. sold wholesale and retail by
MITCHELL & SCRUGGs, Dallas, Texas.
apl2O
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-09

Jones' Non Corrosive Paint warranted to
give satisfaction by E. z. Cowen 81 Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-09

1t pays Grocers to keep Dozer- Wey com
psny's goods, because the people like them
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-09
\ Sure Thing,

Ask Your grocer for Dozier- Weyl Cracker
goods. You will like them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-09
A Wise Deacon.

Atlas Portable Engine took FIRST Pre-
MUM ct St. Louis Fair. 1879
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-09
Rides and Wool.

The CINCINNATI HOUSE" is newly
n -nshed; board and lodging 81 per week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-09

Total $780, ,650 OOS 20
The comptroller reports the additional ma
tional bank circulation issued during the
month of June 10 be S4S3,6l0; the amount
surrendered and destroyed, S1,14l, Ole
showing decrease of circulation during the
month of $67S306. The net increase of ma
tional bank notes during the fiscal year end
ing July |, 1880, was $l4,993, 740. The in
crease of legal tender notes on deposit dur
ing the month of June for the purpose of re-
firing national bank circulation was $780,
664, and the increase during the fiscal year
ending July /, 1880, aggregated S7646,6S9.
The amount now on deposit is Sl9,7S2, 3S7.
The total amount of national bank notes out
standing July /, 1880, was S343, l57, 937-
not including national gold banks, amount.
ing to $1,347, 400. The amount of called
bonds now held as security for the circulation
of the national bank notes is 81, 1891 300, of
which amount Sl,379,900 are 10 4Os and
$4,000 5.20's. The amount of 6's of 1881
now held by the banks is S5361Ol50, and
the amount of 5 per cent. funded ISIS is
S138,378750. The banks also hold at the
present time S126,076,300 of 4per cents and
S37, 76095O of 4l's, and S496,000 of Pacific
railroad 6's.
1t is confidently expected that the census
report of 1880, which is now fast approach.
ing completion, will show that the United
States is the richest country in the world,
notwithstanding the general shrinkage of
nominal values during the past six years.
Since the last report of this kind was made
in 1870, the nations wealth has experienced
a marked increase. In 1870 the valuation of
all real and personal property was over $780,
OO0, 100000 an increase of $4,000, 00OO, 900 as
compared with the census of 1860. If the
aggregate production since 1873 has been
smaller than during any six years of the, last
decennial period, consumption has also been
much smaller and waste vastly less. After
making all proper allowances, it is asserted
upon good authority that the census of 1880
will show our national wealth to be not less
than S50,00O,0O0, 900, against $4,000, 600, 600
for Great Britain, and $4,000, 100000 for
France. If this prediction should be verified
our people will claim first place among the
great nations of the world-a place,
already conceded us by some of the ablest
English students of economical statistics.
ButEagland and France seem to have reached,
or closely approximated, their maximum of
wealth, while this country has as yet formed
no conception OF its weslth-producing ca
pacities. More than half our territory avail.
able for cultivation has not as yet any value
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-09

AND ALL POINTS
North. East and Southeast,
Trains Leave DALLAS STATION rs follows.
WEST ROUND.
No, !, mail and EXPRESS, 7.h5P.M.
NO U, accommodation ..,..,.....,..ll % A, ".
NO. 7, accommodation, arrives. ,l0a5 p. NJ.
EAST ROUND.
No. 2. mall and express ........... 7:O0P n,
No, TO- Accommodation ,...,....,. loss A. NJ
No. 9. Accom' ton, from Union depot. $500 A. NJ.
Trains No and 10 carry passengers between
Wills Point and WeatherfJrd.
Trains No. aud carry passengers between
+. P, TURNER. Ticket Agt.
CONNECTIONS.
At TEXARkA with all trains on tn
Louis Il Iron Mountain and southern Railway
for all points North, East and southeast.
At LOEGVIEW JUNCTION and MINEoLA,
with all trains on International Railroad for
Tyler, Palestine, Houston. Austin, Galveston
and San Antonio
At DALLAS, with trains of the Houston A
Texas Central Railway for Corsicana, Mexia,
Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hampstead,
BRENNAN, and all points In Middle and South.
ern Texas.
FISHERMAN, with II. st. G. r. R. for
points on the line Of that road.
AT FORT WORTH, with stages for all points
in Western Texas.
At SHREVEPORT, with Red River steamers
for New Orleans
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPY CARS
, 1880-04-26
SUBURBAN..


Tho Engiewood yotcr7,t Club will hold mn nd
5o,rnctl meeting this evunlng at tho hosc-holso.
Business Of Importance will como boforo the
meeting. Tho entertainment which was to havo
taken place ThursAny evening ttndcr tho nus
p!ccs Of tho Club hns t'ccn postponed for ono
week, ns 1t has been found impossible to mako
all tho necessary preparation.
NortnAl Loige. ]. q. O. f., will colehrntt< tho
sixty-ilrst anniversary Of odd,Fcllowship at thS
Fumes, OF llluo Island, will delIver nm ndtlres%
There will 10 meeting Of tho Engle,xoo ltllo
Club 1T tho Euf nttco this evening. As soon rs
tho tarxeta nro in plnse On tho ground. at :ho
members will commence prnctcc.
Tho Il. n. lowell Chnptr. i. 4. H.: hns en-.
gagged Sir. John ShovbIte, Faet Grand High Priest
& Now Jersey, to deliver a lecture before tho
ChApter Thursday evening mt tho lodge rooms.
:. A inoeting Of tho Geneva Lake Encnn1pn1ent
Association will hu held this cyuntng at tho resi-
dence If tho ltov. +. q. Thenrle.
Tho nnptist sociabte will nc held Thursday
evening Gt tho rcstdunee OF Mr.. ]. G. Dcuni is0n.
Mrs. T.. W. 1Iamill hns returned home from a
prolonged vlalt III tho E,lat-
The Enxlcwood Literary Society vii! hold Its
mkt meeting at tho residence Of Mrs rrlm.
, 1880-04-26

sion Of her child, hut was told BY the managers
Of tho AAytum that they would not givo him up
!1nlcEs fhg could prnvc her stnte1nlnta. This
hctng impossible, from tho fact TINT rho wis nfl
cnt!ro stranger In tho city. she determined
to k1dnAp tho b1y, even at tho rlhk OF folnX
arrested. ane was rendered firm f th!A resolve
by tho fact that tho hoy recognized htr nt her
ilrHt visit, and ptendc1 with tea1s In his eyes to
hO allowed to 10 With his nlnther. ehc thcre-
upon conaultcd m attorney, whb became inter,
estcd In her otac, ind who rendered nor material
asalstn1co IN tho recovery OF tho boy. On tho
Sunday following her ilFst Gull nt tho Asylum
abe rcpatrrd tn tho Snbbnth. ectool- rtHm OF tho
institution. led her ttoy nut. ran. With him soy
nm 0pun sleigh twenty six miles to 1lnstoti. eltll-
Ing ptirit. thus securing peeaasion OF the boy.
THO Rlri VIVA taken to New York City, whero
Hopkins plhCetl her in AchAsftnlr Institution on
Seventeenth street. which Ia run Under tho
auspices OF tho Ep[scopnl Church.
Mrs. Hopkins ,lotllGs With much feeling tho
chhrge that she WAS ever Intoxicated, or that she
visited Hatchellers or any uthor pinco OF that
character In company with Mr. Norris Or my
ono else. eha Anys she Is prepared To prove TINT
Mr.. Norris WIS mot lit Lowell With her, and cAu
alsO prove hy many witnesses wtcrn and With
whom sao vjaltoi while lit New York.
Tho iatly n!eo saya thnt shc Will contest tho
snit TO- tho bitter end. having recently como
from New York for that purp0av Tho two
older children Hire now nicely situated. and Mrs.
Hopkins Expresses determination to got pos.
session Of tho little gtrl
, 1880-04-26
THE SOUTH PARK.
NIL. Mnfa04E'H RrATEMKST.

a ATRInuNE reporter iourneycd into tho prtn.
c{phiity of Hyde Park yesterday aud called upon
ox-l'ark Commissioner Morgan. Seatod In bis
comfortable pArlor. TINT gentleman WIS folit,d
reutitn9 the published report Of tho last meeting
OF tho Duard. In renton to tho imputatfon that
he. us President Of tho hoard, had invested
fH. 600 In worthless securities, Mr. Morgan Btated
thnt. III accordance With resolution passutl by
tho YoarI. ho had. IN pursuance of inssruct'ons.
simply tnRoh 4 wHrr1ltlt drzlwn by tho Treasurer
Of tho noarl to, tho Nnuona! link OF Illinois,
antl TRANSFERRED tho securities teforreti to "
l's'arrl whose receipt ho now tnltls, hr. siorgan
Ia unable to st.o why tho questions cnnnnt bo an
TINT tho chAryD TINT ho Is individually rGspnilsi
lilo fur tho trHnsfur la tlntrie. and Mr. unntlclds
g1,esions. tn his opinion, n,npply to each and oycry
member ut tho I3nartl. IlG scslts tho tlen that
tho slightest clement Of dishonesty attaehcs g
tho proceeding, and Furthermore states that the
securities rGfcrrctl u arB perfectly Kood. Ho
xnys that II tho attorney of tho Upnrti was not
entfruly satisfied With tho Dobhius title he could
lRve estnl!ishetl its .Itity by reference To tho
record, md tho AttaCk un0n himself Ito rrgArsta
ns wholly unwnrnlnted. Mr.. MorKan Will prG-
pnrp statoulGt,t Ut tho whole mattcr for pIhlt-
cMtion, mud, nlthough somewhat surprised it tho
publication, 1icflevcs that h0 knows tho anltuus
that tnade 1t possible.
, 1880-04-26

Detective Josoph Kiploy lust evening arrested
yl,limm ASHLEY whnn, In mot at a n.n1nct lnat
n,',ht ~ s,";n s.r,,, ,a,u,r a'o a,,,. ,n,,
who wns almost too drunk to stasld without sup
port Of some kind. Ashlcy's motive was owl
IDENTIFY robbery u1d thu defective followed until
toy entered iii nllcy Of EldritiEe c0rt Just c.st
Uf BtAtp struut, when hp t,tJtjrccll dawn up0n
heh!ey anu norn am OF 20 tao Ar1nory: Thp
ir9s @ s ~ ~ Ms a's "ket Up p ~ ny w1oss. m
cettalheu "hetaor no nao !oat anything or lfot-
Thu palntial residence Of Mr. a. D. I'4,ll,nau,
No. wB Asilund avenue, ,vns entered by Il burg.
lar II 100 yesteflay morning, ant VIII q strlkis
thiof VIA .sts.rtned BY rsai 8tasi hish fosnie
rno srick fr1,tn n1,e 1T tho la,iica III tho rf1on
aloace Witholt M any pInser. EHtra,1cs % was % u.
art, Il member Of tho ho,laehnii, thinks that
tho blrglar ID n many who eallcd early In tho
nsn S oScr ~ tx Ycet taii, Is Or is ysass oid, vol
ullt, fnil ncrsi. svhtIy tiufkcr thur, his tawnY
hr. a,. w.ts VIII dlessed ii ,iark s,,t, ouE dirk
"'.' ss,.Ns. o a"'' 's 1As " ~. s', , eo>e'
btlnor hFscats: Jnhn Mukenny' !arceny OF q
coat tson Altreta ,y slortensoi " No. ~ kinA!e
, 1880-04-26

belong to tho clghtoonth century hnvtng been
which onty twonty-etght nntclnto tho olahtoonth
century,
Tho Scottish representative Peers aro. elected
y,rcsontnttvea, txonty-clght III number, nro
ehosen for lifo;, Tho electoral body is decidedly
IL Ssns wodnr II thot % eoa 20 T o5srs 1
Of TINT party were chosen, It .is
nnly atrnnRo tint Lori n!antyro, tho solo Lib
nrnl representative, wns elected. All bt,t two Of
tho Scottish Peers who snt IT. tho last 1'nrlln.
ncnt have l,cen rrnlsctesl. Lortl Itovp't and
Melville, ut,c nf THO new representatives, is tho
chosen in 1874, and WIN tilct fn iBT0. 1or.l Dntl
wick, tic ntl1or new member, wna born in 1875
n tlmo dormant In tho eighteenth century. Tho
dofcat at Tho hfnrlufs Of QncenHbury Is attributed
to hiS recent rGcailtattun OF tho Christ!antrnlR-
who Is n priest In tho ltorrinn Catholic Church.
, 1880-04-26
THE LIGHTNING.

sQME OF ITS QUEER FttBAKH.
Tho lightning which struck tho house No. 139
Forqucr street Mt 7:'D Saturday evening did
mnch moro damage thun WIS Unlimited In tho
necessarily briof paraxrnph In yesterdays pm
per. Tho manner in which tho electric tiutd dts
semlnntcd itself oil over tho ho,,se Is curious,
and the escape Of Tho Inmates Is scarcely short
Of being miraculous. Tho house IL n two-story
md basement brick, With sabtc roof. and ovor-
tops all tho surrounding houses. ThoTo
arc no lightning-rols upon tho rnof,
but an atlacent cottage haa n good rod! The
bolt struck tho roar end OF tho house on tho Gust
slope Of ;ho roGf and crushed thro.tEl, int M tho
tho iioighborhootl. ind tho pink Fhcashtilg be-
nenth them sas torn on, and tho ends nt tho
through n wnod-fl6re machine. \ temporary
flooring on tho Enrret WIS shivercd III like n1..il-
r "a wnaoTs H. a. caSh saeena ,Ssro
hhsef%s,s and HsGRSa s Y fne !Sa a9ss
ing OF tho rrar room. It jumped from bcts!e,a
TO UlirtAu md thence 7, whnt1nt, brchking
n s oas pafen Il 'a sSe o apSca s
to hhvo come down here, nn1 waat BECAME Of it
f. not known. 1n the i1oxt or middle room tho
mnnticr. aud n1ado short work with n amall
eooktng-stove and stoye-plpo. MI. Mach 81, sat
hSa sh mpca o1K fa the stoSs ase' to H. oeas
md md soHo mctalc nrttcies on tho t..tie. Tho
book w,s torn leaf from, leaf nnd scattered abont
thSir hausinss 81 na ono Of te birSs haa i,s I'll!
s! sc!ss"rs ' re III I bis r. recovcre, Ill., and md wtro ali
s rsht s sgy ns bke stanps pa
n%n GLENN et%sen t The poaton ~blch ETY. icf @ TIC
houso by thla way blow 81 tic caves Of the
a peces @ An"tbor portioa II tic oeoytro %ss ehrso
Jumped from tho sewing. machine to an Iron
snk and b5csknK Il ra1 I'D, ow1 "
, 1880-04-26

Commencing with Sunday, April Is. 1850, many
changes nre mado In tho timo Of running trains
on tho Galcna Division of tho Chicago &; North-
western Hallway Tho most important aro ns
follows: Tho "racit'o Express" which 1us
heretofore left Chicago nt 1850 n. NJ, will horo-
after leavo from tho Wells street depot nt 1850
noon. This trnln conncots In Union depot at
Council Bluffs with tho Union Pacific trains for
Lincoln, Neb., ind with tho groat overland tratns
OF sumo road.
A now express train, 10 bo known az tho
"Ccdar 1taplds Express" will leavo daily, ox-
copt Sunday, from Wells strcot depot, at 8:l5
H. m.
The "Rockforl" train, which formerly loft Mt
4:00 p. M, md run to Rockford only. Will now
leave Mt 4:ls p. M. md run to Freoport, thus
giving thrco tRily traina toxccpt sundny) caoh
why between Chicago and Freoport.
For tfmo OF through trims SEQ another column.
For local and suburban trains inquire Of tho
TIckut Akcnts.
, 1880-04-26
LOCAL CRIME.

nm r., -. !, ,vI,tt,.., ,a,,o tv,t-
Tho cnao Of Dr. l''icas t. Williams. alias Will
INN II. Lltcas, charged by tho Stnte Board OF
Henlth with practIetaR metltoIue oftpr that body
bn1 r.rn, a., his iI.nnu cn,no I'M for trint .+ If
nn'. ] a.o Nso.s. -" t, 80. n1...
O'CLOCK oatu1tshy morning petoso Juel'ee htu"n
in tho Exchange lsull1lnK Mr.. Charles II. Reed
Irinio for tho defcnsp theirs wis f,Iir prospcut
Of in Interesting irini, 81. Tr.lde. In bis opon-
inv nunrks sud that be believed Tint tho Stato
ilorI IT iclth Including ilr, Itullch, were siI,-
zero in thOr endeny0rs, Eut thlt these under
him itsnd their tic,prnted power for tho pur.
Iusu OF sclf-MagrNnIlxement Hp said that ho
Intended 10 ilrUyu TINT Mr., Ludlow. tho
, 1880-04-26
MRS, HOPKINS.

Mrs. A. q. Hopkins, the Indy whoee unfortu-
nate family relations vert revealed In tho pub
l!catlon Of tho cross-blll fed Saturday by her
husband In the suit fur divorce, was yesterday
Visited by u THtHuNk reporter.
Thu laly stated that tim cuntcuts Of tho hila
wort, OF such lAlufu that sh1 felt In Justice to
herself md hcr hepleas children public denial
wAA necessary. shn states thnt two years aRo
youngest hoy and tho litliu daughter Nuttis.
liz PLACED tho boy fn q. Annes prntestnnt Or.
phaii Asylum at Lowell, Mass., taking this girl
onea, commenced scareh tor The chiidsun, GU.
pioyins detectives IN nearly every city ln the
their efforts wero fr1lttless, Iii january lnat
she located the boy, and immediately startca foe
Lowell Arriving thcrc, che demanded posses-
, 1880-04-26
IIAVET1LYs9.

''Tho Touriats" gnyo thelr first performance
IN this city last night. They were received by Il
house In which thoro wns not vncant seat. and
tho hearty laughter attending tho efforts OF tho
performers loft no doubt as to tho popularity OF
tho brfef engagement Just begun. "Tho Tour
lists nny be said to bo tho variety business In
now dress. Instead Of having each Of tho per-
formers do ttelr monotonol,s "turns" rs for
msrly. thoir business is strung upon a light plot
hold togethcr by "not too much, but Just
enough dnIog' Il, kccp some nf tho people con-
t1ic aohcstnuts," which are ilunK nt tho
N!!lloncc ~ II, thoy werv brau new, md
all mso swn"ea VT % t xht Se Sest; ea .hoX sln
ans! ns now as tho ''polieumcns Chorus" from
Tho pirttes"; thcy pick frum tho OLD ballnds,
from optrA bouEc, Hrnt.l opcrst, and from tho
lnttst compositions uf l}rnhnis; they Elyo It's tho
iass!ness, Ditch md Fre,,sh a!aicest sKetchcs,-
IN short, thero is enough variety htshed up in
tho second Act TO npk0 show. This second net
occurs m boarri pAlnco chr, where bfr. Henry
WNtson gives ua m nm,1sinR plcco Or s.tlro
Mro Invariably. unIntcIllKlble; where Will
Il. lsrady clcycrly hita on tho OIL
cfotis chr. porter; where ". A. McstAycr
convtllses the a,ulloncc by Ills assumption of ono
rallr9atl trs,in. AS vnrlety entertainment It Is
fur nbnvo whntwe generally eco. All the pcoplo
hAvp distinctive merit The lntlfcs nrg prgtty,
virnclout, they cntcr Into thglr business with
spirit, While mono possess voices Of B,ipcrtlno
hoss ctioko's vocal efforts were 1ilerl1ly mp
plIuted. Miss Ethel 1ynton, Miss Ifyin,sston,
Miss Carrte Swami, an Mtss fse!trcrth, Mr. J: n.
Long, Mr.. Schroeder, Mr. ". II. Brny, And Mr..
| rcatiy mentioned, aro also n,ombors Of this or
G11Ilixnt1pp.
, 1880-04-26

C1NC1NNAT1, April a5.-A special to tho Gazette
snys: During yioont sIntl.stor1n this aftor.
noon. about sixty foot Of tho rodf of tho cabtr
Of tho stcnmcr 1sostonu wns blown oil whto Mt
tllo innding short dlstiince below Huntington.
No urlo WIS seriously hurt Mrs. Paris 9. llrown
WIS standing outside thA Afcnbin ut tho time, and
fell In II faint ,!s tho rooRtwont over hor he1d,
but was not injured beyt1t1d u fcw bruises.
Srn1XuF1Et.D, ILL.,, April aj.-A heavy Wind
storm Saturday night did coms1Ilorlble ttatnRgo
to fences, trees md outhuildlngs tn Tochcater
Township, ten miles southoast If this city. Two
houses md barns wcro totally demolished. but
no rcrson WIS Injured. In this city thorn WINS
heavy ruin ltld hull storm, but no Wind.
, 1880-04-26

A young mnn named Il. Orlup, employed by
Aunms. Ilinckmgr i Co., of No. l47 Fifth ayOnuo,
WINS arrested by spcoln! Agent Icnshnw satur-
day fur steailng tho lcttera Of tho firm. Conn
plant that rcmittnncca llal been abstrncted
were ,nallo to the POST -Oflico authorities, and
lEcnshaw, utter II careful investigation, became
convinced that tho thief was not In tho depart
mont. hut In tho store Of tho trn,. Accordingly
Il null bnI WINS placed In tho store, nnd II watch
kept, alll Saturday Ornp waa cunRht In tho not
Ut 0pe!ing tho box with u falsu koy. AftOr h!s
which he hlll t,,kcn from lettcrs. III default Of
500 hall, Justice Wnllnco s0pt him over tho
river to AWAlt trjRl.
, 1880-04-26

II. Dlakemoro, foreman in D. II. Klmball's
carriaHc-shop, No. II. Twcnty-second street, and
George shaw, subonlinato cmploy6 Of tho
Same shop had I'M alteration Saturdny night over
some alleged insult offered Mrs. llIakombrn by
Shaw. ShNw struck HukemDr0 osDr tho hcnd
whoreupun 13iakoHtoro drew II revolver and fired
two shnts ut ShhW, who went t!lnlbllng ost Into
tho distance us II ho was shot, but In rGullty ho
Yns not Init mretl. Bt,th rlen wcr0 Mrrested by
Officers OConnor md stark, of tho Cottage
0r0vo Avcntie StAton, md were booked for at
assault with intent 10 do bodily Injury.
, 1880-04-26

Of tho Sabbath, fnll 10 SEQ tho imprnoticNhittps
Ut Tho Rtipmpt to construct IN ttlcnt Hun,ny fnr
city of AtImD people. Assn1estly nn.lgr tho
eve t o.'o at. Tne n ns t sanss II IN.
tcnnblc It hns ehnt nwny bny0nsl tho mark,
and c1rlbrnccs Its own taefoAt This may aa we'll
wo decline to onSngc In nsoLcss, ono-sldcd OH
, 1880-04-26
AMUSENlD DNTS.
G1:RNIAN DIANA.

GkHAlAN lDltIA1A&
In or,ler to shUw tho versatility Of the ccle-
brntctt Gornnn tr,gmliunno. Miss MaFa
1rsch!ck, Munger 1fictstcr selected for her
fnrcwnlt performance lust ovonlng Morct's cclo-
hr,,ted comedy "Donna Dnnn." This play is
wull known to ,nnst thoutra-Encra1 having l,con
produced hcru sercrnl ttnica before, Tho chnr-
nctors upon wlose shoulders tho prfncipnl bur-
don fallsnrc Donna Utana. DIM Ctrsdr aud I'erin
md thDEb phrts wNrU lit exceedingly KuOtl hnilus
md heneo the performance gnyG XGrier!l sNta-
facttOn. Miss Irschfck IA tho Prnitl D1nnd
aced with good Judgment, md ehnwgs1 that IN
tu come up to tho standard. Of success .runchcd
by her fu ttn9e,ly ,n1,d emotional pnrts.
She was rnther fnciHcd to tnnt In tllo fourth
net, wun DfdMr finds that sha toyes DIN CtEsdr,
mud suppr,sgs thnt her lOSo Ia not feturntG. a
liittc more subdMcf netting would hnvo bcT,i far
Of lrschfck can 9o easily eomphrcd to tho best
performances ut TINT pnrt. ever seen III this
country. Mr.. ftnyenc. us ftrfH, WIS unusually
effective, md his performance ~ worthy Of ntl
pr1ltsg. Mr.. HolcnDorg,. It's DIN Cesar. WIS
equally objective. l'nt tie performance, ns n
clcMcy ol thoso WIN assumed tho nlInar parts,
and particularly WIS this tho cnso with Mr. M0l-
chin ns Don LDitts and Mr.. kri}tcr rs Dun GHa-
ton, who could hnrtlly hnvo done worso had they
tried.
fnrce. 'Dar Mnschinen Ha,ier" tho engine
blllder}, will hD brought out.
Thu SrntlMy following Miss OtttllC lGne tho
cetebrntcd saubrct atld tltrcctrcYa Of tho San
Franclseo nermall tTheatrc, will apltcar, Slip
company and tho best people OF BIZ. fI1chster's q
COt1nltly.
, 1880-04-26

The E!drcdge Sewing NfnchLne.-It leads
ts verdi aa Is tho bet for yaH to saGyy buy
, 1880-04-26

Epeetdl D7fpalfA 70 1hd Chicago Tribune.
ST. TAuf., Mimi, April .5.-A Now Richmond,
Wis.,, special says: "A fnr1ner named George
11ll!lng, Jr, living about six miles FROM this
place, In the Town Of Stanton, had bis barn
ciltllng fottr horses, WIS destroyed. Tho horHes
we.e ill Killed by tho bolt as thoy lay in thoir
stalls.
, 1880-04-26
4 CHURCH. DAMAGED.

6petin Dispafth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
SANDw1Cl1, ILL.,, April 2i-During tho sovcro
thunderstorm last Might about 1f:00 o'clock,
tho Church Of tho Lattcr- Day Saints in this city
WINS struck by lightning md damaged to tho ex-
tGnt Of guvcrnl hundred dollars.
, 1880-04-26
OTHER THEATRES.

At NfcVIckcrs this evening "F11n on tho
nristol" will bc prolucei; Miss Knto Claxton
will rcsurrcct "rho Two Orphans" Mt uooloys;
at tho Olympic VIC will havo Pit Iloonoy; whilo
nppcar IN his tlrn1un "kont,icl1," md, us usuRl,
variety olio will pr1ccde tho play.
, 1880-04-26

DIED or Ills INJURIES.
Special Dhpatth TO Ths Chicago Tribune.
BURLINGTON, Ia.4 April 25.-A. W. stnrloy, tho
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy brakeman Injured
ut Gnlcsburg on Frllny evening. and brought to
this city, died from Ills injuries this morning.
, 1880-04-26

ANOTHER VICTIM.
NEW York, April 95.-blrs. a. W. Swan, ono Of
tho lntlles injured ut tho Madison Square Garden,
died laHt night.
, 1880-04-26

Times Our highest artists in dentistry: The
1icChcsneys beyond doubt, though but s. Q SET