Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-07-25
GRAND ART EXHIBITION OF ROCKY NOUN
TAIN SCENERY

At the old Catholic church, Saturday,
open from 10 a. IN. to z. p. m. Repre-
senting three of the grandest scenes of
nature that haye been discovered, also
several paintings of the finest and rO-
mantle canons of the Rockies, compris-
ing Pixies Peak and the Interior Of the
Garden of the Gods, II by 30 feet, with
its most wonderful formations. The
great City of the Gods, II by rs feet,
with its natural beautiful palaces.
Monument Park. II by so feet, with its
many grotesque freaks of nature.
Major Domo, 4! by s feet; wonderful
curiosity. Cheyenne Canon, Al by 8
feet; with its towering pinnacles. Tenn
pie of Isis, of Williams canon, d by
feet. Fegi's Rock of Templeton's
G APP, Al by 8 feet Column of Karnac,
of Templeton's Gap, AZ by feet. Dial
Rock, on the Laramie plains, Al by s
feet. Red Butte, on Green River, AZ
by feet. This exhibition of paintings
comprises an artistic and classical en-
tertanment that has meyer been painted
by any other artist OF our country. The
artist having made careful study and
sketch of the several localities, is en-
able to give truthful representation of
some of the grandest and most wonder
| fnl scenes of our country.
ID. S. MCDANNELLs, Artist.
THE SHOW.
One of the best entertainments that
ever visited Lancaster has been at
Hyde's Hall the past week under title
of Lovenberg's Phantascles and Blakes
Equine Paradox.
The ii educated horses, ponies, mules
and donkeys are a marvel of intelli-
gence, and show what can be done by
careful training of dumb animals.
The singing Parrot is no less an al
traction, keeping time with the music
and exhibiting extraordinary vocal pow
ers.
The Loyenberg children as song and
dance artists are above the average and
enchore after enchore greeted their
every appearance.
Altogether the show is an excellent
one, and drew crowded houses every
night, although their appearance here
was under compnlsion.
Two weeks ago the under sheriff Nc.
Gonigal attacked the show at Plattevillt
under suit brought by f. j. Conger OF
the Manchester, Ia, opera house fol
$500 damages for failure to show at hi:
house, and were brought here TO answer
10 the circuit court. Yesterday Mr
Lovenberg gave release bond fol
81 900 TO insure their appearance wher
wanted at the October term, and to-
morrow they go TO Dodgeville where
the seasons entertainment will again b,
taken up.
The aggregation travel in two specia
cars, one devoted TO their horses an,
the other as u hotel ear for the perfnr
mers Everything is comfortable ant
neat, and make q yeritable happy
family in their circles around the cOun
try.
The Artist ID. 5. MCDANIEL has Jus
/ completed fine job of frescoing in tn
/ Methodist church, the harmony an
blending of colors with beauty of dc
signs is very attractive as admitted b
those who have seen it, The ceiling
, beautifully ornamented and a yer
elaborate fresco that eHcircles the en-
tire room highly ornamented with Pleas
e ing colors. The body of the church
0 painted in harmony with the balance {
, the work. Back OF the chancel tho III
sign is beautifully arranged in fou
columns in Napolitan green marb,
with the caps and base in Sunna maj
T BILE, the perspective falling back, ia
: center panel is elouded ia blue wit
= IFS hallow light green from above and
= white dove descending forms a beaut
fnl combination that is attractive an
/. very appropriate and pleasing. Th
e work to be appreciated must be seen.