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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-09
Z. Hunt,
h. NJ. TILLMAN,
II. s, ERvAY,

fled. '''eu "AO
An ordinance On city markets was intro
duced, read and passing after some amend.
ments, Its third reading was adopted.
An ordinance requiring railroads to fix
street crossings, etc, passed its third reading
and was adopted.
An ordinance providing for the establish.
lng, building and keeping in repair sidewalks
etc. was introduced, passed its third roadl1 g
and was adopted.
An ordinance regulating the building of
prlvies was read aud, after some amend
meats, passed its third reading and was
adopted.
On motion of Alderman Tillman, It was
carried that the insurance of the furniture
in the engine house be referred to the com.
miitee on public buildings and markets.
Alderman Bohny offered the following
resolution:
:. BE 1t resolved, That tie committee on or.
dlnances, the mayor and the city attorney,
ascertain what it will cost to have six or
eight hundred copies of the revised ordinsnc S
printed and report to adjourned meeting of
the council
The petition of citizens asking that
MI Sheffield be re appointed stiton-
house keeper, was read anl referred to the
police board.
Ga motion of Alderman Hunt, council
adjourned to meet again Wednesday
night TO consider the ordinances.
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Thirty-Coun. Them-Thirty.


The election of officers Of the O. G. B.
club taxes place Wednesday, November 10,
at ,4S6 Elm street. All members must be
present By order Of
Mas. g. L. FELTON,, President.
MRS Don. HlSoKLEY, Secretary.
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Something. q, ire IS,,.eeded.

All chimneys beati- the Dragon y !. brand
are guaranteed to withstand the ferce1st
name while dripping wet, or any amount of
cold air, or Craft in ordinary use on the
lamp theg never break. Ihev are for
sale at II. Goslin's China hall who has the
exclusive sale for one year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-09

Boiling water will remove tea stains and
many fruit stains; pour the water through
the strain, and thus prevent from spreading
over the fabric, while soaking in milk before
washing will always remove ink stains from
any hbric.
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Beeswax and salt will make latirons as
clean and smooth as glass. Tie lump of
wax in rag and keep it for that purpose
When the irons are hot, rub them with tie
wax rag, then scour with paper or rag
sprinkled with salt.
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Bleeding Mt the nose can be stopped BY
vigorous action of the jaws, as If in progress
OF mastication. In the case of child a wad
of paper should be placed in the mouth and
the child instructed TO chew hard Its the
motion of the jaw that stops the flow of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-09

Mr.. Pearson, Of Pail Mall, London, has
discovered in weekly newspaper of 1872 Il
political ode BY Lord Byron not hitherto
known 10 be his. 1t will soon be printed
with the poets letter referring to it.
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See Here.

60 to A. j. Brooks saloon, aoutheas,
corner Of Main and Ervay streets, Tor a
drink Of pure, unadulterated liquors, wines
or fresh ice-cold Anheuscr beer. This is
private, quiet place, where ONE can spobd IN
hour pleasantly.
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RlG0R0'SN " RESTORATIVE.

FULLY 25 PEREZ orthe hpmonroo
= victims to partial yOmplete lmnotoncy
This startling assertion viii be fnllv corroSo
rated by every Intelligent physician. m
pilnClpal causes producing this disease Rra In =.
dlsoretions.or excuses. Some of lhe conmn
symptoms are loss of v!gOr, spermnt orrbnoo
psin In the back, disposition 10 avoid society
iangaor' gloomy lorebodings. mental distress :
1erN0us debility and leucorrhua IN fenalpsI
facilitating dreams. &c. Let no false ,y modees!tI,
proven, me parent from warning The chilli ",
thls great evil. seCret habits are the resnIt 81
ignorance. i's"i' VI
There is a well-known principle in anima
physiology that no vital action can take pIacs
except through the agency of the nervous ava.
tenn IL the nerve power I'm any organ la veal
eneu then that organ ls..weak There ia A rem.
Guy IN the reach Of all, one that has stood Tie
test for over half century, DIR Hicnr5is
Vital Restorative has been scrntinlzed and in
uorsed by the Academy of Medicine In Pari,
as an lntallable specific for the above. contains
no phOsphorous, cantharldes or ether polsors
10 pnreIy Vegetable, producing no eectlon.
en1 is permanent In effect; Is a sugar coated
phi and can be had OF Levasser N % 10 III
Se hlcheiieu, Paris, France), or Of DR.. s
Brown Sigeemond, pioprietors, Address
h ,Ii., a., world Bplldlng,N. York. None gem
on the side OF each box. send for catsloSns
box oilOO pills, $3, box of 400, $40, sent by mali
upon receipt of price. "'''''
CERTIFICATE
ram July Is, ls73-l9 Rue da Ia Paix.-A
mr.. e. u, fifty years old, nau peen a widowe
twenty-five years, nervous tempey lment :hsr
suffered LOT thirty years with irmatorrhea
anu Tor ten years with nervous debility and
entire impotency. For eighteen. wears he tried
every known remedy without any dement,. H.
came 70 me and | advised him to trv al.
eord's vial Restorative. After tour months
ne was discouraged, but l insisted upon
continuing ITS use, and in nine mouths he was
restored TO full health and vlgor-go married.
and has two fine children. '''N'
Out of Sis patients treated G5 wero cured
within 30 days, ll5 In six weeks, ls0 betweer
TWO and three months. between five and AZ
months, In nine months.
DIR, NJ. PERIGORD,
Medicine de la Hospital CHARITY
Sold by Wholesale and Retail Drug
gtsts generally mar'o
Wholesale Agents: Richardson & Co .St.Louls,
Mlssonri;J l. Lyons, New Orleans, Louisiana:
van shack, stevenson Il Co., Chicago. I'LL
nois; smith, Doolittle II Smith. Boston, Mai.
Machusettsi John Keeshan, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Charles Crlttentou, New York
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They are not a beverage, but medicine.
with curative properties of the highest de.
gree, containing no poisous drugs. They
do not tear down an already debiIitated svs-
ten, but build it up. One bottle contains
more hops, that is, more real hop strength,
than barrel of ordinary beer Every drug
gist in Rochester sells them, and the ply
sicians prescribe them'"-Rocheste Even
ing Express on Hop Bitters.
Hunstable boots fit beautifully.
-
Thirty-COunt Thpu-ThirI,.
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City Council.

The city council met in regular adjourn
ment meeting al the council chamber last
* 'ght. His honor Mayor Good presided
and rsH5d the meeting to order at 7:l5.
The roll was calleu n all members were
present. The reading OF ~ minutes of
last meeting was dispensed with. e.,
On motion of Alderman Tillman, the
Following report of the committee on claims
was read and adopted:
10 the Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Your committee on claims, to whom were
referred sundry accounts, have examined the
following and find them correct, and recon-
mend that the same be ordered paid:
Chas Kahn. food for statlon.house s q 40
W X. spencer, feed fire department. I co
h. ", Harry X Bros, work on station
Wolf Il Bsrueh, go DIS for hospital. ..,.' Is 10
Oh"ries Kahn, food for station house,. ll6 rs
The report of the receiver of the stat;6n,
house was received and fled
Alderman Bohney said that Inc city scay.
enger, Jack Duhig was also acting as boss of
the street gang, and he suggested that he be
assigned definitely 20 only one of the places.
Alderman Ballard moved to refer the mat
Ter % the street coma ittee, with power to
Alderman Keller moved that the contract
with Duhig remain as it was, provided he
properly did his work. Adopted.
Inc committee on ordinances made the
following report: ' ''''
To the Honorable Mayor and Board OF Alder.
men.
GENTLEMEN; I'VE, the undersigned COM
mittee on ordinances, report the revised
code OF ordinances about ready for the prin-
Yer; ana we submit the accompanying new
ordinances for the consideration of your
honorable body.
y TTrrN+rp
, 1880-04-27


Finn on tho Drfsi0i" In anothcr sample
of the vnrtcty tlra,nn which has iatelysprung
lNto popularity. An exceedingly bright sa1il-
plc 1t II, at,tl t1la enormous nudleneu assem-.
blet1 Il! AtcVickcr's 1nAt night to welcntne the
performers gasu abundant evidence TINT they
thought no. There fs some kind Of a plot,
hut. like tho plot In sncfi affairs, It Ia atouta
ilari to Rrt Ut M tho solution 0f the celebrated
puzzle. Az near as We cur, yet Mt 1t, how
ever, tho st0ry relatea to tlte eloEcment OF
the daughter 1T n snTt of Irish Mrs. lfHia-
1,rop, WHO has buried two husbands mid Is
now OH tbs war.pntl for u third. Tile y1NnR
couple, io0king uiH,t Ilnston az their UretnR
tlrcelt, gut OH bonrd the celebrated Sound
steamer, the bristol. They arc pursued by
tile mother, and all meet OH the
hoat, where there aro three travelling
troupes~-n grand Opera, d negro minstrel
' gs =" qx5 G.nd oo'ss saas ''y s:,nst1 s s' s ,I M
faitptlccting hymns, duets frun, OtirMlarl,,
J.tcocq, Sullivan, and ntl,ers., bits Of charac.
tyr md egcentrlc, acting, Eth1apia,, delinea-
Miti,' i' LHwideiinE rapltity. ;Tiley iiays takrn
tbclr crctn, froin 4 scorn. Of farrcs,
akrtc!tca, md comic operas, md set tho wh!l:
II !!5i'se,lse. jarrett ai'l itlce. tlae managers
nf tie organization. have selected their ct,l-
lnny witt, care; There are soMle excrl!ent
performers VIZ mt. only lind one or
two, goMl slngers, hut ihers are fur
really funny rhnlnrtrr act0rs. THEY
lnye srolc for tic display Of their nbilfty,
fur 1T thu srrt,,lt' act the people nppcar III
+: Sheridan ns the Irish woman, Mrs.
U'Brtcn, literally brought tlown THO llnMsc mus
whenever liz openrd his mouth, arNl Billy
:u,,rtrIgl,t captttr.d tl.e multitude with lts
cccpn!rtcitirs:, Mis- Alicia. Jortlan. II SIN
wQuld talk with less n.Tectatiot,, would hr per-
fpetIy acceptahle; Miss Marion Fisk" NJ the
cnlnr"i nightlnEala way nt,l'!r.si, Agnss
Atr,. Henry SayIIlc, Mr.. Myron Enl1cc, Mr:
WilliHn. n"El'es, antt Master , !.'Mtlgn, , al
cel!e',cr, a,Ml provided n yarte'y show
la,cklns vulg,!rlty Or coarSel'sss antl .'.tl
pnrt If tic performers, Tllcm Is ot,e part
1T the entertainment tint sl'nui.l b. omitted.
we llitkt, tho shaver Ut toys whiri, they
tt!rnw among the aulicner. This lcatnr.'
didn't npreAr tn b. in!isllrl last mtght by
sonc people. particularly by tlluse wj.o wer.:
struck In tue rye.
, 1880-04-27

= 1t Is becoming moro and more evident, TO
our H.Ind. that tho Democratic leaders arc nsihR
their utmost endeayots. silently to sotno estent,
y ket Httl, 0ruut lolninatcd.-S'ak C0uttv ill.,
Senator Blaine, says the Des AtoInes {1a.)
Regtster. has been tho consistent and persistent
defender Of tho d0!hlo standard, mud that ia why
fho silver mon In Colorado nl1 Mcvadu Are rnl-
lying 10 his support
Frederick and Calvert Counties (Alatne)
have chosen nntl-thtrl-tern delegates tn tho
heiplhl!eaa isi u State Gonyention. laltin,ero CITY
tefnofe Amerfcan itfrpl
Tho Republican majority here need not
toox ono moment Tor my advantage out OF Il
division OF tho Democracy Ut this stato. No, Mr..
President, wo edn ret ulonE without Mr.. TlIdea.
-SeHator jnspts III NcU Turk SeIate.
The election OF delegates favorable to
hlainc md Washburno In Essex County, Now Jcr-
sey with Information 10 to tho disposition Of thu
ae!egat1ons chosen fron, tho southern part at
re 6tato, niako It evident that tho fefo,ale Of
from that statc.-Neto York 1rihunetl tlscp)
There appears to lave been truth, ~ woll
aattro, tn the ruply ot,lorud Rohtlunihn n1asle
"a hls old Haatcr ut MGmphts tho other day.
"Wcll, Ned" saEd the Colonel, '.0rant will he
aerc Tomorrow, YOU must got tho other ntg-
Ren; and go and kiss bis ft,ot." "biars John.
ssable,, aud # appears iiko tho Houthosn wh!ts
-VseSsSaras Coaa,erelal @ G 9bsm.l ''S' '''
In every relation of life, wa say In the pres
ehoo Of his daily associates, Dir. Nlaine has had
aapot|asa career. A husband, father, nogh.
oos, friend. clttzon, business u,Ru, every ono Ia
tals community, without regaEd TO purity lines,
would ylqla unsttnted praise. In personal NOR
~, u oauta Df temperance and uprlXhtness, III
eoatnst doyoton to al Ordinary % vol as cx-
1ooar young mon. .-~Au0.tsta tAfcl Journal tifeph
Among tho candidates for Republican
aonoss In our sister Btato OF Illinois, thoro is
noae In whom tho 8talwart Republicans Of Iowa
luxe decpcr lntorost thun In Col. Clark Il. Carr,
VI uAcsburY, who Is a candidate for tho none
4hauon Tor Governor. Col. Carr has ott1n been
esAed upon by our peoplo to aaslat us In our
campaigns, and has alwayg responded With
~ THO zeal and oasnostness which II character
nt'o OF him, and hIs ringing speeches ln support
~ the principles Of the Nopublioan party have
nsea him high position throughout 1owa.
scarcely any speaker who has como among III
aas dono III mora o1ocsiye sorsloo than Col.
taFF. IN tho lust campaign against the COM.
oneu eEorts Of tho Democrats and Qroenback-
ss ha snltsntly responded to tho call OF the
'!ata Central Committee, aud spoke III many Ut
.@r iafKeE towns and clttoa. 1le was thoroughly
~ naeh clear, logical, and fotplblu 1na.nvr ~
~ ~ Woeonpince every fair-tuinlul niull Of whnto3ur
EsX E1sX Or party affiliations. Thu Republicans IT
st a II tSa S1y as a ,e
uxo3 uMx q tho xraat Haiuo 1Npettllx two ycura ago.
Rut4 RRHuut4 ~ 10 made tho atAildugl- -beurer Of thu
epabl;esn dgant, ganiX ~ tis sh.s 5ar Fl tnS .ce
a. ~ pfa'Fies Oh nrs.-n Burlington HauAfvt.
, 1880-04-27

lnrr Il n'ss, pr. 1'tth tr',ln ,riey. rice. ltcs,
,ua!t'ta:. r',,,'@. .ni uril.~S, The trim flrtnrs
Ilttlkt. iIlbtt III -.t A1Hl tlte 1t NxA.
1h *.,,l. s..rl l.. tnI:'i.,t4t IN Likkil. IN tho
Northern +ls' 1t ',lr f:o'''r liimnlaytt. and
yIr!t. ta"r kI,'wn ~ tnrw. The lt,'ssiatls pT1,-
Arsltx, .s,'ss sniAhs. null niWslt Africnn trilrs
tHnnl'nun,l tnrr tf trlf nnd mll1Gt. .sttsl. Tho
1urt.t4 tiHyu llitl liir tltIlt. uf NlnrEs or cM-
rl'4 Mi.k rrr,'rt.al. 1iIc AnlliMns use tho milk
Il, r.rlIlcc their l&,lHlti. illi thu Turks thu y.
nrt. IL III. tlrk,uys ..tsl Ae tNlrts ut lrtlAt1d
httprlAt!k f. prr.nttir,i tn ktRnt! until It fer
ur,!sa uluI Il itlt,i drunk. Tile amth Scn ISL
nnItrs MAKE, Il iupr---Atu-tlpsn tho intoxfcht-
Ing ling I'rru,r stua cn1ny It greatly. 1huR VT
Atr TINT htp'r, ul'ltr tuAhy HAts Ant! FrtpulGtl
III tuluy wuys. IN wellaigh II universal beverage.
, 1880-04-27

surprising thht there wcre SO0 cuses IT slntl-
f'ux n Galveston. nnd tho law aaid that cat lho
Ut ynli should tnke tasu into yt,ur h0use 10
nurse. would you tl,oy ~ ! tDil that tlnaran-
1inc IL tho tinctrinc 1T eelf-prescryatlor. nlid
tllat M unycrlInent will tnrc to tnkc II
AwAy,-At least. not frpm hero while ! I'M
untGrn0r. II Il can prevent i. When
peatilenec. with Its fetIl breath, sweeps
tllo lnnd, and II ia ccrtnin tieath to
stand lit tho wny. there Ia no Government thnt
rver VITA formed that tlAro prevent people FROM
proscotinK themselves, With to MD tho cnm-
ncrco Of this port ~ far as cut: hut. Under
stand INC, 10 not propose to hnye t,lc life
sncritlccd for furty cufpoes Of anything TINT
ships e.ln bring: Last ycar went further than
iii 10 wtls satIsiic tut It w.s safc. hopc 10
SEQ tho day when every port In Texas Will have
-Etatton where vessels cnn be tllsin.
fegtcG; but. until tint tlmo co1iles, We should
lake no moro risks thau VIC cnn ba nbsoutely
snfc i1 doing. md shall always cast ,uy vote On
tho e1de OF safcty. II IL ollr business to protect
the lives Of our pcDp!p. and DO not rccoKnizs
their right to Buy whnt ships shall come into our
rorts ind whut ships shAll stay nwMy.. frnn
thpiu." CIV. s,
, 1880-04-27
AT FORT WAYNE, IND.
Gpftfat flLlldtth to 1As ChItaQo 1.Ethlsttt.

Fonr WAYNE, Inai., April 2o,-The Odd
Fellows Judges of NnrtherN ln.ltnra united
hore to-lay In celebration of tho stxty-secnnd
anniversary Ut thu Order III America. Tlse
Procession WIS very long a1ni inIpnslng
one. Thu city wins crow.lMt with I,e0p!e, ntld
tIlo celebration WINS Il success tn every rt>-
speet. Tonight thu lion. WI! liAn Culnbnuk
nl,u 1tltGrs nrU undressing Mn Immense meet
luz ut tho Acadulny ut MllsEt.
, 1880-04-27
AT OTTAWA, TIL.


OTTAWA, ILL.,, April 2G.--Tllo stxty-tlrst
anniversary Ut American Osld-Fellowship
was formally observed in this city by appro-
priato exercises. This evening, besides tho
regular program Of tue ritual, thore were
short addresses by J.. o. !1arrIs J. i; Harris,
sperscd with music. At tho closu of the TX
ereLses tho younger portlaN adjourned ~
willis Hull and eiiEagtd III q .tl.,,ce which
WIS glyUn 1llldtr the AuauleUS 0f tilt
Daughters OF ltobeknll.
, 1880-04-27

electric fire shooting III atl directions 1t was
Of e,,ly few nuiletlts' duration, and ssaH fn!-
lnwe, by II dead calm. It's course Ia hIHrkctl
through space Ut thirty r0ts wide a'Mt tc1l
mtirs lbl,g, siul tho destruction Of life mud
property In terrible.
Tlnsc killed outright were Mrs. r. ].
Langley and two children Of Alnnzo Cutler,
ahl att Ut them nrc ntangled III horrible
nat,tler. Onu ut tho Cutler children was
ln tfs orlT n a., br!!s''.niit rus y ~ 7. yrIs; ys,,,I;
entirely hlnwn nway;, HtSltiPs tf1ess', Yrs.
liuefne.r. md tw0 children, A!cx ElIlnt,
.jnnss Matts and wlfs tld tleGrxs iMl ,FlEs wv,
news nf tlleir death Is tnh,ncntat!ly expected.
'ftc lifEEinsrs se.n, to f,c IN tlie ',lnst pre-
enrhlts cnitEttts'tt. They Bought sllrltGr From
mile away. tl.anHlrd almost past retmgnltion.
Tho ott!er, wounded n',ss are llzzia Leigh.
'rhpmas Chcw. two riif!tfell of JOHN llay,
cftitlrcu u Afrs. Iiouilier, Mrs. Elliott, I. ".
l}unts, Ailtl 'rI1Dlnna fiill,
Tile obstruction Of prulerty is far in excess
nf my a,?rM TINT Ilos eyer @ @yisltG,i tl!ix % sec-
bari,s, n,lu otl,ar fartn-huliscs arc levGlctt td
tho ground, anil tttbrts WIS carried miles
from where VIII 4 was picked up.hy thn wlll.
tile Willow Fhrtl bridge, ncrt,ss South Fork,
heavy ttnbers have been fontl,i II ,mfl0 nwny.
1tyt st.H:k ut nyery description enll iiu found
III all directions, Ono llilul s!!Rht stet, by
ynllr correspondent was Il rnil urlyGll at}out
hug sticking on THO top rul. The n,naE..'lo'ie
IN luusus, bAtl,s feilres, w,,ent.ilelt!a timber,
| Md ytuck will rrnrh sc0.poo .snn,u, or tho
| fnlrest partitions Of Tho: farming la'ld IN tho
| many families IRE loft destitute OF clothing,
| homes. nlitl funt(.
! Kcliuf lbs been furnished to tfoso who nrc
bcrait If tile !icccasnrEes Of lifr, nnf further
lave ber,, LIFT destitute Ut THO means OF eur
rytnE on tlltfr farming business. Alaliy Of
t!Hlse v'sltgu by tho stori!l nte tenht farmers,
and everything they Ind In thu wt,le wOr(tt
4,ss s ss rps"s atSs' Rs k.S son aw$ " a ta s ws
reaccd thix city Inst night, MI Of tho phs-!-
eia,is ntl lllany rii~es IT. t,,ii lar the s.enn
sisa ." Tue saSnty n yyl, T. rf%er fa 1srIss ~ ISs ' NJ H.
otiois are l,ttIc!, in thy brush aid ,iai,rls.
Il wn,lltl be illl"ssit,le r. ctrfrstly tle-
ia,sss;!. 0rsat trssss arc torn " BY ille rss,s
silerp,. and ings ars lying asn,lld, some "f
the hsinx tlr1Wii asals;t TIC Srn,',d y"
WAS fo'i.,d standing u, q, It's i'ca.l + i,a!rn:
ntlars nre r,l! tl1runalt VIII. rails:
ssrippsat at'S'fs Il tisir S % {s's; u IT, Siss %os
s1s ss. ,ics fs 81 tnsax na!s ss s troWh sfsis' sW
MIL carried AWAY, ,iany peop!e escaped
| almost u!iraculaI1s'y. sums sought mfuse
lA caves AMI cellars, ar1 eseHiM't Without iEl-
iari', whIeh WY e!'tirely !ds;str1y"l. bit nol
completely destroyed NJ to make Il fmpuss-
bic to tell where they oilco stood.
, 1880-04-27

,rn, 11,StEr Inns been lccturing In 1.ontfon
nj. :, nous" Ito ilrox thetr l,ultcs on tho tlaek-
,oo+r1 and showed thetr analogy. B" Dogs" ho
ali. "aro tort ot poor relations OF ours."
n. ny,ttent that Mr.. Huxley OH hta trarcls hna
ncycr happened 10 ctne noroaa bull.dog'
nsncr Of corner lot ind ono of tho chtct cltl-
,ons of Tho WArtl.
, 1880-04-27
SPORI'ING.

THE TURF.
Special uurassh 10 7hs Chttdea 7rtbunt.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Apr1t M.-~At tic Sec
on.l .luy's races 0f the spring meeting tho at
tc,ntance was eootl md tho weather warm,
though tho track was heavy from recent
ratus. Tho first raac, thRlf-nlla dasf for
tlI1cs, s25 entrance, y. D., $500 nsl.letl, was
won by julia 1lrnce, 1fattle y. sccond, Ar
III tI1u Maxwell House Stake fur atycar-
nils. s50 ensrlflce, lltIt f0rfrIl.. QMl.n WIS
Tic iayOrtt. The ruca WIN won BY Bancroft,
}nito second, Jim A1al9i'n, third. and Mary
andersen, Frisk. aid Krfx hot placed
Tfnln. 1.ib.
, 1880-04-27


All horses aro uhfK 1tlBt oetoTe the coh-
rcntlon.
A nut, In Massachusetts Inns mined trot-
ter after ANN Dickinson. Wo suppose It Is III
the 20 class.
Mr. T,lt1en pays that, attl,oagh not taking
A., anivo ntcrcst IN tho matter, he will cottu,io
to keep one cyo on tho campaign.
1nat royy thu Amoricuu fishery Interest
s,o,ns "a }~ confnc,1 tn thu yico-prcsident IIo
T. ranortc, tn ayo had trst- ctass bto Inst Sat-
,,,,nv.
Rar,,l,o,.'t nut1 Nfo]{eskn nre to appeor lit
Ioulor next montb. md tho t,rst families Of
1bot c,tv are 1onklnv furwaru to tho FUNNIEST
norfornoncce m record.
n...h.. coo.uo ,,,. 1oe+ ,,,o roooter
Tint x,o,,id iii ,,non tho fcnoo,
rrowin1 NH an ,n,,r md loudly
, pa,w:a shntp,,n blcm him hence,
ri. .,... 10 oaax,,, ,v,eh,,,o+o, 17on
4s plty t!st usu.se " ..n ,,'n,,,n,'s
Esnakl'n. ana o.Ier y. & as' s tr,' nfiss nms
w! W Mscess"t.y sl.., s.r. n"a. ~. .,,,,,nnr
s.,,.,s,. n.o,,,d ~, ,,,oo,,e ,y,,sre,,. IN
~ iou1s & "t ~ nra. ,,,,1 ,o"t,s, Il, Now
F1uuso.an .nn T., tt,nt ,a.,i.
Jersey, 1'e wnissy '..n"n,,o.u', ,,nr,anto,
ny soe"l' onAso oos.' u"''eso"'.o', .,,' ns
A man n11y 1nnsl the stose aio t'l'sS'
AND blnok q fond WHO'S oye;
Aud she may pound hIhl Win o1ap,
>, But trtlo l0FG cannot dl0- ,
, 1880-04-27

ST. Louis, April @;-Cn,tsi,'ernhle cxrt!r-
n'ent was accustomed In theatrical ,fr,lrs thIs
afternoon By thu Circuit Court r',1uiisng t!r
production of the play called "Dakrn
Hearts" ut Pope's Tlte;liry t'.Mlxhi. The
application fur III injunction was ,nassr hy
Jamcs a. IIcrnp, WIN rainls IL own t'Ic l'say
aalnci :. Iirarts of 0ak." Of whErh "tMs"',
I!earts'' Is alleged. 10 l'e MI 'ulaptu.Im..
At lid fox.ot1lce Il Of 1'"is''s TMtre o-,.t:it
md tie "Niuri1,rr's Iom1;,*s'f was .>Il.,sti.
tntcd for 'Unken Hearts, md thus TIT. r!,ly
went on. for II IL asserted TINT the t. lsrars
Of Oak" was takpn almost bnlily f'nn tlN:
"Matiuer's Cthllpiss.a Indemnity was
given by defendants, ind the r.,sn viii be
argued on Its rIcrits 0lle .ny this week.
, 1880-04-27

dpff11E U1fp03th 10 7Hk Ch1tdV0 7Ft6Nhf4
CA1nlSv111E, ILL.,, April s0.-Tl'o follow
Ing additional particulars llayo been col
lectcl by your correspondent concerning tho
great tornado: Tle house alNl burn Of Lip
Ebberton was blown down, thu bnril Of John
rayelna anl fifteen other dwellings III tho
western puritan 1T tho county wnro 'cmol-
ishctl. A Indy named Mrs. nynrs was III
stantiy killed. whtlD tryInE tt ascnpu frDnl
% ess a,st HS1ng q tGs 's11 ts eoaaty, mas "'F'
, 1880-04-27

k'nx tat Secretary f'eHHrge u Ilgr Ysn b sp,
pityT tp!"i"er srttisr, md |. Eenrraliy pop,,inr.
liurlng tho administration, of tlls' .fate nny.
ilOw1,Td. Hpcrutnry Hand wHs frequently
raitrti ,lpon to mn the fDsttIon nf Acitngt,oy..
erlnpr, AMI I,G performed tile duties thereof
nItlYt satisfactorily.
, 1880-04-27

> NASHVILLE, Teni,., April GA lestr,,c-
tive storm occurred south of here Sunday.
At Dec|,erd, oil tic Chattanooga Railroad,
tho Presbyterian Cllurcl, WIS totally wrecked.
There wns great damage to houses, stock,
n.M fences iii nllesee County. Three children
wore drowned.
The storm struck Point Knck, Alu., on tho
Me.nplts u Charleston Railrnntl, destroyed
N. Edwards.
r. j. Mann was killed by lightning six
miles from this city on Sunday,
, 1880-04-27

DECATUR, ILL.,, April :J.-Durtng tho
vlolont storm lnst night W. II. Sl,arb'a barn.
llear this place, was struck by lightning, and
It md four large inrses were consumed by
fire. LOSS, nearly $1,000.