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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

WHATEVER may be said OF BnrcuKR's or
'hodoxy there Is no discount on his intel.
ieclnel soundness and keeping up with the
march Of progrcss and In accord with the
ppiritof,hc brotherhood of man. Ills nd.
dreus to tho Malagassy ENJOYS, II couldn't
DO called ANYTHING else, Sunday last, was
IN The right vein. The weak and op.
pressed OF tho earth, who turn their arms
70 us and plead for assistance, should have
oer'a'nly our sympa,hv aud moral sup.
p,ti 1--we cannot give them tho protection
ofcur nar, To thus seek our assistance IL
amarked compliment 70 our greatness and
power, and our greatness OF mind can be
shown BY rendering what support We can
without cmhroIllns ourselves In The com;
\pllca''onr Of The Old Worlds pollIlos,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

The following is a list of the cases in which
Mr.. d. IL. Morrow has been appointed spe.
cal judge, which Judge Aldredge is dis
qualified from trying;
66l-state VS.. James Duron ard Thomas Mil.
Vey. 'A
Thieber. '''i'
366b-Statc VS.. Felix German.
3t93-State VS. George Jones
36aS-State vs. Il, W. Kimbull
366S-State vs. John Smith.
86Si-lsnaC Moore vs. A J Pike.
S6S5--State VS.. William Perry.
S66l-State VS. Meredith Howard.
37OS-statc VS.. John Rice.
S7eO-StAtc vs. NJ Franklin.
SlS9-State VS. Chas Graham,
577l--State VS.. Z. S. kingsned,
S1Oi-State VS., J. &. Ash and Marion Davis.
S7lG-Siatc VS., WI J. Warren.
SiS-State VS.. Charles Brown.
SISS-State VS.. Robert Jones.
SS6l-State VS.. Frank W. Perry.
3SsS-State VS.. Wright Lucas,
SSl'-State VS.. '- Whitneys.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

II seems that something rotten in Dem
mark" in the matter of tho management of
the Home for Disabled Soldiers, of which
BEN BUTLER is president, has been dscov.
cred. II is likely to bea very cold day,
even around tho north pole, when an in
vestigaiing committee in this country gets
ahead OF BENJAMIN. The henor of Massa-
chusctts is in no jeopardy from this source,
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and other knick- knacks at the public ex-
pense, and the pages, regarding these arti-
cles as legitimate prizes for anybody who
can lay hold of them, appropriate them to
their own use at the first favorable oppor-
tunity. They probably feel that more can
be obtained where these came FROM"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

The hopes of tho chattanooga, Tennessee,
Democrat are certainly very easily raised.
II remarks that as soon MS tho railroad
commission bill becomes an operating law
In Tennessee tho utmost activity may be
anticipated In railroad building. wehardly
know whether tho Democrat is whistling
to keep up ,ts courage In the premises,
or whether II is merely iniulging in irony.
Ono thing wc do know, and that is that the
atatc may prepare itself TO rest with the
railroad mileage 1t has when tho bill
becomes n law IN force,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

The attempt to make political capital out
Of the DUKES affair in Pennsylvania is met
by the fact that in the Legislature OF that
state both parties were unanimously OPP
posed to allowing tho murderous villain the
seat to which the too liberal populace had
plpciod him
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Cutienra.
HEREpaT AIRY BLOOD
p o. S O N

me hereditary Blood Poison of Scroflla de.
vcops in the delicate tissues of Tho broip mon,ei
weakness and inarmities. idocy and INSANITY
II enlarges the glands Of the throat, impairs the
sense OF smell aud taste, or breaks into consum.
lng ulcers on the neck, II destroys the lungs.
OF .ulls lhem with tuberculous secretions. Ii
eats away the coating of the stomach enlarsas
lhc liver, clogs the Kidneys creates CONSTIPATION
aud induces piles. The muscles 1t contracts and
renders powerless with rheumatism, while the
Secreuons OF the Joints contaminated by il cause
I'VE I'VE painiul gout |. loads the perspiration with
inc little tubes or pores OF the skin, causing Tho
torturing disbsuralou salt rheum, p.oriasis And
other itching and scaly diseases which embiiier
no II gathers at morbid centres into tnmors,
dcrmines the constitution, aud is The ro;so "S u,
nearly al chronic diseases VI
CuuCunA RssoLvRSr, the new blood pnriaer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

Tux Chinese government alarmed at the
hold that tho Americans are getting on
that country and probably nettled by the
spirit OF anti-Chnese Legislation here, are
seriously contemplating inaugurating the
lex talions in the cry that the Americans
must go.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

liz Wow of the Irish troubles the Irish
American clement rs looming up into un.
usual prominence. In fact, the United
States are rapidly becoming the New Ire
land. An lrish'American national con-
vention is to be held on the 10Th of April,
In PHILADELPHIA,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

Our legislature can lay claim with good
grace to Il considerable amount of patriot.
ism. The probabilities are that they will
spend over month at Austin on So per
diem. Such sacrifice as this is worthy of
special mention.
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Announcements.
sWAiI announcements for Office must Il
uain In advance

aWAiI announcements for Oilco must DO
paid In advance.
NdAYOR--Wc arc authorized to announce
wi General W. u. Cabcll as a candidate for
Mayor al the ensuing election, Tuesday, April
9, 1888.
KhAYOR-We arc authorized to announce
wi Henry 3. Ervay ms a candidate for Mayor
at tho ensuing April election feb2stf
NhAYOR-Wo arc authorized to announce
N( Colonel W. d. Wylio as an independent
candidate for Mayor, In favor OF improvements
and progression.
[SOUNCILMAN--We arc authorized to an-
" nounco Mr.. Pat o Koefc as Il candidate for
Councilman In tho First Ward He wants 1t dis
tinCtly understood no IL progressive, and Will
favor sewerage. street improvements and every
other public work that Will promote tho best In.
forests of Dallas mar
fyOUNOILMAN-We arc authorized to an
tho Office OF Councilman In tho Fourth Ward, at
mo ensuing April election. mar6tf
(V0UNCILMAN-Wc aro authorized to AN
" nounce Mr.. W. X. WhccloCk rs candidate
for Councilman IN the Third Ward Of the city
Election In April
f6UNCIIMAN-Wo AFRO authorized to an
nOunco Mr. Frank NJ. Coclrcll as candit
d y for Councilman In tho First Ward of the
city. Election IN April.
G0uNCiIblAN--Wea are authorized to announce
" MI. w. H. Groonlaw as a candidate for com.
Gilman OF the Second Ward at the ensuing April
election.
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Said the angry judge to the lawyer; 1.-THE
prisoner would steal horses, aud consider
you no better" And the LAWYER said he
battered himself that he did know better,
and wished he could return the commit.
ment with justice. And this was one of The
most enjoyable incidents of the trial-for
the AUDIENCE Boston Post
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-25

profession in the east. In a certain
line of characters Jack is an excel
lent actor, and if he gets part tc
suit him, he is certain of success.
Harry Emery had some disagree
ment with Katie Putnam conc ernipg
the que ton of salary while the
troupe was here; the matter was
speedily adjusted when Harry men,
toned Resignation, "and be has gone
with the company through the nor
them circuit.
Previous to bis present engagement
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. Mr..
Charles Coghlan was considered one
of the best leading men in the world;
his recent appearances, however, have
been such Indifferent exhibitions OF
acting. that his mansger is now con-
aidering the beet mans of getting rid
of him; be is said to have cansed q
regular loss to The theatre of % GOO
per week since his engagement be-
gan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-25
Itching and Burning
Itching and Burning

NOZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with its
III sgonizing itching and burning, in
>stently relieved by q warm bsts With
sIYUrIcuRA SOAP and single applics-
zion of CUTIcURA, the great Skin Cure.
This repeated daily, with two or three
doses OF CUTIcURA RBsoLvEN the new
Blood Purifier, D'uretic and Aperlent. to
Reep the blood cool, the perspirstIon
mare and rnirritsting the bowels open
the liver and kidneys active, will speedily
cure Eczams, letter, Ringworm. Psorl
isis. Licbin Pruritus. Scald Head, Dan
druff and every species of Itching. Scsly
and Pimply HumoIs OF the Scalp ano
Skin, when the best physicians and al
known renoadias fail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-25
News Here and EIsexhere

Mrs. Careless is principal soprano
in the Choral society.
Irving drew $4,000 the first week
and $4,000 the second.
Patti was greeted by an audience
both cold and slim.
Kate Claxton is playing the Sea
of Ice in Chicago.
Bret Harte is said to be writing a
play for Eff1e Ellsler.
Maecabe is playing to starvation
business in Chicago.
Richard Mansfield has left the
Union Square company, and is star
ring in Partisan Romance.
A handsome statue of Beethoven
is to be erected in Berlin.
The Anthony & Ellis Uncle Tom
company is the latest collapse. The
blood hounds were sold at auction.
Castle, the tenor, and Zelda Sc
gum. contralto, both old favorites
in this city, are with the Emma
Abbott company. They will be
heard at the Opera House in Febru-
airy.
A field hitherto neglected by our
young men is that Of the ticket
Spectator; in the eastern cities
fortunes have been lost at it in a
single night.
Johann Strauss has composed a
new operetta, A Night at Venice.
It was recently performed at Vienna
and received With unprecedented
enthusiasm.
David Belasco appears to be the
coming dramatist; his adaptation of
The Strangers Of Paris was a prodig-
ious success in New York week be-
fore last.
Mr.. J. d. White left the city
last week to resume the dramatic
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-25
ITCHING HUM0RS,

Bakers, Bsrber's. Grocer's and Wash
eEwoman's Itch. itching piles and Deli
cate Itching Humors. peculiar to both
sexes which are particularly distressing
at this season, are instantly relieved and
speedily and permanently cured by the
above treatment. Now is the time, when
the pores s g open aud the preparation
sbundsnt, TO cleanse the blood of i'm
purities. snd the skin of torturing aAd
disfipuriep hUnaore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-25
SCRATCHED THE BLOOD.

I certify that I only used them about
ak weeks un'il Wss entirely well, but
cefore / com penced using them, my
face, brssst AID back were almost SOLID
scsb. snd | often scratched the blood
from my body. am now entirely well,
and think your CUTIcURA REMEDIES are
she bess for skin diseases that ever wss
brought before the public.
T. M. FOX. Csddo, Indian Ter.
: Sold bv all druggists. CUrICURA. so
cents; REsoLvEN 81; Soap, Is cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co :.
Boston, Mass.
Send for '.How to Cure Skin Dis.
eases"
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THOUSANDS OF LETTERS

In our possession repeat this story: 1
have been 8 terrible sufferer for years
with Blood and Skin humors; have b en-
obliged tc sbun public places by reason
Of my disfguring hunors; have had the
best physicisns; have spent hundreds OF
dollars and got no real relief until used
the CUTICURA REMEDIES, which have
cured me, and left my skin snd blood as
-F0ura a. O ohildjs
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CuTICURA REMEDIES

are the greatest medicines on esrth.
J. w. ADAMS, Newark, 0.
The half nss not been told IS to their
<curstive powers.
G. a. WILLIAMS, Providence.
They cure in every case,
II. ". BRocKwAY, III. D., Franklin,
n. 81.
Nv friends know how l suffered from
Salt Rheum until cured by them.
MRS. a. &. Brown, Mslden.
Cured me Of Scrofulous Humer of
4hirteen vears' duration. j. E. RICHARD
SON, G. H., New Orlesns.
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complete TREATMENT ST.

A single dose of Sanford's Radical
Cure instantly relieves the most violent
Sneeziag or Head Gods. clears the:Hssd
as by magic, stops watery discharges
from the Nose and Eyes, prevents ring.
ing noises in the Head, cures Nervous
Headache and Subdues Chills and Fever.
IN Chronic Cssarrh it clesnses the nasal
passages Of toul mucus. restores the SEN
aaes of smell, taste and hearing when
affected. frees the head, throat and bron
Gchial tubes of offensive matter, sweetens
sand purifss the breath. stops the cough
-and arrests the progress of Catar.h to-
wards Cousu N ption.
Oae bottle Radical Cure, ooe box Co.
s..srrhal Solvent and Sanford's Inha e.,
all 10 one package, OF sll druggists for
.sgI. Ask for SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boz
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organization. that the Opera House
orchestra are always s1hd to receive
help from his men when they can
get it, that he has not rendered the
Syren Waltzes for weeks, and
finally that he feels convinced last
Sundays article was written to Sc
cure some personal ends of some
private individual. ALI this, except
the last clause. we pass without
comment, Oeing perfectly willing, if
our orchestral friends are agreed, ID
leave the decision of the matter
with the theatrical public; but that
our Dramatic and Lyric department.
has contained, does contain, or will
,, contain anything written through
prejudice, or for any personal aim,
is charge hardly worth denying,
and may be disnissed as the merest
folly; if the gen tie men CT the The
atre orchestra will take the trouble
to follow our utterances they will
find that their company is not the
only one before the public destined
to be plainly dealt with; further
that we shall be as ready to praise
as to blame, when we see praises
worthy production, and finally, that
whether praising tor blaming, we
shall take good care to edit our
criticisms in the only interest for
which they were Instituted, that of
the strict and impartial truth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-25
AMY sHERWIN AGAIN.

Since our last mention Of this
popular prima donna she has been
heard of again by a gentlemen in
this city, this time as principal So
loist in grand concert given Tues
day evening last by the Omaha
Glee Club. Miss Sherwin has lat.
terly beenitrayeling with Theodore
Thomas and his orchestra, and at
the end Of her engagement with
them, she came out west to sing on
the occasion above mentioned. The
Omaha Herald in Its advertisement
of the concert, contained a very
good likeness of Miss Sherwin, and
gave a list of all her recent
artistic triumphs; in her letter
to the friend we have mentioned
she says she often thought of Salt
Lake while 80 near to us, and keenly
regretted that her engagements
would not allow her to extend her
trip farther west. ALI Miss Sher-
wins friends will be gratified to
learn of the progress she is making
in her art.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-25
THEATRE AND OPERA HOUSE.


The week has been one OF POST
DOnements a5 both houses, the
Home Dramatic Club having given
way to the Ministries, Lindsay hav-
ing put of the Bells altogether, the
veteran Derr changing his date for
Cofalie to tomorrow evening, and
the knights CT PytAias stepping
aside for Romany Rye Minstrelsy
~ d sensation wers both ever popular
in Salt Lake, and on Thanksgiving
night we shall have en opportunity
to see them pitted against each
other and to learn which of them
is the favoSite species of entertain
ment with our public; the chances
are favorable for a heavy business
at both houses. Homany Rye we
know to be q powerful attraction,
but the Moss Minstrels come I'm
heralded and still have their farce
to demonstrate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-25

They are great jokers at She Opera
Houe; one bordly knows how to
take them Following is the latest
specimen of their numerous pleas
autries:
Or. MCKENZIE two weelsago. y
"P3ay ROmany Rye at my house
Not much. These fellows think
they can come along here,
pla y themselves out at the
Theatre. and then creep into the
Opera House on their return trip
In have an equal show with the
other house, or I'll have nothing at
all. That's the kind of a carp
am"
DR.. MCKENZIE latter ten minutes
talk with the silver tongued Nor
rissy), Yes, sir, We have secured
she Romany Rye for four nights at
she Opera House. Fhe gypsies.
scenery, company of fIty>fve
people. illustration of tAe seven
Tgrand passions Of man-everything
will be presented at the grand open
ing Tuesday night. Thanksgiving
night, grand distribution of souve-
Mrs"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-01
3 Deen Orutred 20 return.
Neglected Graves.
LEGHoRN, April 30sh.-The tombs.on
any distinguished men, including Smo
the non. Catholic cemetery, have bee
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The Grand Jury will not report for a
week.
Gray's case came up in the Police Court
to-day.
A miner with broken back is at st.
Mary's Hospital.
A California boat won the race from
Meiggs wharf Sunday.
George Forsyth has been arrested for
fast driving and for running over and badly
injuring an old lady.
Mamie London, courtesan, attempted
suicide early Monday morning by CASH
ing her wrists-the cause, overdoses of
liquor and desertion by her lover.
There have been eight wheat cargoes
cleared hence for Europe this month, be-
sides full cargo Of -four. There are four
teen vessels under engagement to follow,
two Of which are full and III the stream.
Last Saturday night, at 7 o'clock, about
twenty five feet square of the flooring of
the second story of A. P. Hotaling's build
ing, on the northwest corner of Sansome
and Sacramento streets, fell, owing to the
heavy weight of tinners' ware and ma
chinery on it. Nobody hurt. The damage
ia $4,000. The disaster was lot discov-
cred until Monday.
The Board of Health made clean
sweep Monday, and appointed the follow
ing officers Market Inspector, Edward
McKit.rick Police Surgeon, DR.. E. Fl.
Dennis; City and County Hospital Stew
ard, II. A. SHELTON Messenger, Nelson
Healy; Engineer Of Quarantine Boat,
Robert J. Bulger; Captain OF Quarantine
Boat, W. 81. Mileston; deckhand, w.
Jones; Health Inspector, John Kelly, Jr.
The resignation of DR.. Burgess will prob
ably be accepted.
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Reprievc for the Bald.

The majority of persons who have expert
enced mental trouble and anxiety will not
deny the assertion that Under that affiicsion
the hair viii become prernaturely gray. Not
one Of all who have used that wonderful dis
covery Carbolice," dsodoTizsd extract Of
petroleum, will deny that by its use gray
hair can be restored TO its original color. A
servant who acquired the habit Of wiping the
oil of his hands on his scanty looks, after
trimming the lamps. soon had Q good head of
hair, caused by the medical qualities Of the
petroleum. This came under the observation
Of thorough chemist, who, after repeated
experiments, succeeded in deodoriziDg petrc-
leun. and the result is the improved and per-
fscted " "Carbcline." the most effective hair
dressing and restorative Of the age. It
removes dandruff, cures all diseases Of the
skin and scalp. and impafts renewed activity
to the follicles, thus restoring the growth to
its natural strength ard vigor. Let the
prematurely gray and bald bat give il 6 fair
tiial. and "Csrbolinsn viii be to them q
household word of the mcst gratifying sig-
nifcsnce. Sold by all drugeists.