The morning call., 1892-07-03

wildly glaTlug al each other:
In their faces stern defiance:
Ia their hearts the fouds OF ages
The hereditary hatred
The ancestral thirst fer vengeance.
Dr.. Caryei's Wild America organization
will begin 3 series Of open-air entertain
ments az Central Park this afternoon at
o'clock. presenting for the first time on the
Pacific Coast the performance which has
proved so successful in Europe and Aus
tralia fer the past four, years. Together
with about 90 members of his old organiza-
ton Or. Carver has added 80 more Mexi-
cans, lndlaGs, rough riders and Indian
fighters. Also large number OF horses have
been purchased, the animals broken,
and everything IS in readiness to
give ''the widest show on EARTH"
con sistiDg of circle fight and war
dance by Sioux, Apache and Washoe In
dians, and for the first time outside Of the
reservation the ghost dance VIII be given
by the Identical band Of Washoes who
started the Messiah craze There viii be
races between the cowboys, Mexicaus ana
Indians, both on foot and horseback; the
starting IF the pony express The rObbing of
the overland mail coach, an attack upon
aud burning of a Western frontiersman's
cabin, while DR.. Carver Will give an eX-
hibition Of his marvellous skill with the rife,
= showing how, against all comeTs, he won
and main taiued the title OF cham
pion marksman OF the world. and
how be gained the names of THE Evil
Spirit Of the Plains" and esprit Gun" from
she Indians. The entire Wild America or
ganiZatiOn has been invited by the Fourth
ofJuiy committee TO form portion of the
Independence Day parade in the morning,
after which the members will return
Central Park and give grand holiday
matinee. This double company VIII per-
form every afternoon at Central Park
"Wid America" with all its barbaric Sc
verify. A band Of wild cattle and herd
Of wild horses have been purchased and
driven into the grounds. and the audience
viii be shown the methods of the American
cowboy and Mexican rough rider in subdu-
ing and breaking these animals.
At the Grand Opera-house ''The Scout"
will be presented every evening during the
present week.
The Fortunes of Emma's Burro.
When de ar little Emma Jueh was in
Mexico she so charmed the Mejicanos by
the sweet tones Of her voice that some of
her oH-c0lored admirers made her present
OF pretty little donkey Odd present to
make a lady. but they do queer things in
our sister republic. They also presented
MT. Charies Davis, Emma's business man,
with match 10 II. The donkeys were
brought to this city aud placed iu a livery
stable, where IN the face OF more i'm portant
matters they were forgotten till, in the
livery stable keepers lingo. they had ''eaten
their heads off," and he sold the animals for
SO apiece 10 party who leased them TO
the superintendent of Golden Gate Park,
where they may now be found In the chill
dren's playground trottiDg around every
day with backload of Juveniles. Miss
Juch bethought herself to Inquire about her
donkey recently, and when she was told its
present employment she raised her voice in
her wrath TO pitch that was not at all mu-
sical. AS for Mr.. Davis he takes the loss
Of his burro phllosO phically. He had no
particular use for the animal, and is rather
satisfied with being rid of il. But Miss
Juch will have her donkey again, no matter
who says ler nay. She knows the little
beast aid is disposed 10 pet it and save it
from work. 'Neddy" is
donkey whose talent for carriage is wondrous
SO much that you'd swear he rejoiced IN a load,
EACH day be joys under burdens so pond'rous
That Oft the poor donkey falls smack on the road
sJack's Creole Burlesque Company.
A rightroyal treat is promised the patrons