Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14
"ARRaH-Na.POsUE.r
Ar,emus ward ON the Play.


years ago. while vas amoozin' and inssructn'
The intilectooal people Of Cape Cod With my
justly poplar show, saw your grandfather be
vas then between 90 years OF age, bot
bis mind was very clear. He told me
looked like George Washington. he sed /
had a massive intellect. Your grandfather was
highly intelligent man, aud made up nv
mind then that IL I could ever help his family in
any way. Id do 20. Your grandfather gave me
sum CLANS and n testament lie charged me for
the clans, but threw IN the testament He was
q very foe man.
therefore write for you. which insures your
rcspectability a. once. IL gives you a moral
tone AZ the word 20.
found myself the other night at Nibos Gar
din, which is now. by the way. Wheatley's Gar
din /! don't know what has become Of Nib.
couitD't see much OF a gardin, however. and il
struck me If Mr. Wheatley depended on il as re
CARDS raisin' things. he'd run short of gsrdin
sass. IN. B-These remarks il yoomerous.
The older gro the more | want TO COAX
walked down the lie in my usual digniied
stile. polily tellin the people as par sed along
70 keep their seats. Done get up for me-" !
sed. One Of the prettest young men ever saw
IN my life showed me into a seat, and | pro
eeeded TO while avav the spare time by redin
Tbompsons Bank Note Reporter and the comic
papers.
The ordinance was large.
/ thot. from a cursiry view. that the Finnigsn
brotherhood vas well represented
There was no end Of bootful wimin and heap
Of good clothes. There was a good deal OF hair
present that belonged to the he1s Of people who
didn't cum with it-but this il a ticklish subjeek
for me. i larfed AZ my sife's waterfall. which
indoosed that superior woman 10 takeit of, and
heave it at me rather vilently. and as there was
about half bushil Of II, il knockt me over, and
Civ me pains in my body which haint got
yet.
The okislry struck up a toon ( | asked the
usher TO nudge me when Dir. Pouge cum out on
the stage to act
wanted to see Pouge. but strange to say, be
didn't act durn' the entire evenin reckon
be has left Niblo's, aud goes over to Barnums.
Very INDUSTRIOUS people are the actors at Bar
NUNS. They play all day and in the evenn'
likewise | meet EN- every mornin', at FIVE
o'clock. going to their work with their tin din
ner pals. It's sublime site Many Of EN-
sleep on the premssos.
Arrah Ma Pogue was writ by Dion Bouci-
colt l. Edward AcHodse They writ il we'll.
O'Bouey has writ a cartload Of plays himself, the
most Of which is fust-Tatc
/ understand there is large number OF
O'gentlemen OF this city who write better
PLAYS than 'Boucy does, but somehow they
don't seem TO do IL. When they do I'll take a
box Of them.
As / remarked to tho boy who squirted pep
per sass through tin dinner horn at my trained
bear. (which It caused that iefoshus animal to
kick up bis legs and howl dismal, which fond
mothers fell into swoons aad children cried to go
home. because fearin' the bear would leave his
jungle and tear them from limb and then ex
cOosed himself (ths boy did by sayin' he had
done so while labOrin' under an attack Of moral
i0sanity-as ] said u that thrifty youth. Il
alters incuTridge genus whenever | see it,
L. -. 4
there are better Irish actors than he is, but
how I'm allus on, OF town when they act AcK
THE / Glendale by moonlite Irshmen with
clubs. This l. l19S. the year Of your birth. Mr.
Editor IL appears patriotic person named
McCoOl has bin raisin an instruction in the
mountain districts, and Is no going 10 leave the
land OF his nativity for a tower IN France. Pre-
visly TO dom Sd he picks the pockit OF Mr. Michael
Feepy, a gov ment detectiv, which peases the
gallery very much indeed. and they joyGully re
mark, "h, hi" he meets also at this time a
young woman Who luys him dearer than life, and
who Is, OF course related 10 the gov ment, and
jus "a the gov ment goes agn him she goes for
him. This is nat'ral. but rot grateful She seq.
"And il be SOY Ar, tell me it Is not 90
thGsy as this thusness wouldst seem - or words
to that eifeck He seq it isn't any other way,
and they go of. Irish moosc by the band. Mr.
McCool goes and gives the money to his foster
sister, Miss Arrah Meesh. who is going TO
shortly marry Shaun, the lamp post. Mae then
alters bis mind about going over to France, and
thinks he'll 20 up stairs and lie down in the
straw. This is IN Arrah's cabin. Arrsh SAYS
it's all right me darlnt. och hone and shure. and
other poplar remarks and Mac goes TO his
straw.
The weiiin' of Shaun and Arsah comes off
Great excitement. Immense demonstrations on
the part OF the peasantry Barn door jgs, aud
rebelYus song by McHouse, called The Drink
in OF the Gin" Ha what is this ? Soldiers
come in. Moosic by the band. "Arrah.'' SEE
the major. you have those money" She SEE, 20,
no, guess not" He SEE. oh yes, guess you
have" 1T is my own, sex she, and exhibits it.
at IL mine. says Mr.. Feeny. and identities it
Great confusion. Coat is prodoosed from up
stairs. Whose coat is this :" SEE the major
ut ID the coat of young man secreted in this
here cabin - Now this j. rough Shaun. His
wife accoosed of theft the circumstances bein'
very much agin her and also accoosed OF havn'
hsnsum young man hid in her house But
does this bold young Hbernian fOrsake her ?
Not much. he don't Bot he takes il all on him
self. he Is the guilty wretch, and ia marcht off
TO prison
This is a new idee Ii is gin'rally the wife
who suffers in the play, for her husband but
here's a noble Young fellow who shuts his eyes
TO the apparent siuiulness of bis new young wife,
and takes her right square % his bosom. Ii was
Oootiui 10 me, VINO loves nv vile, and Oelieve
in her. and would put my mcetn' clothes and
go TO the gallus for her cheerfully ruther than
believe she was capable OF taking anyboiv's
money but mine. Ny married friends, listen 10
me Ii YOU treat your wives as though they we're
perfeck gentlemen - il you show EN- that YOU
have entire confidence in them believe me- they
will be trOO 10 you, most always. | was so
pleased with this coaduck Of Shaun that | hol-
Tered out, Good boy Come aud see me - Isl
lence - sum people sed Put him out :" sed
sweet scented young man, with all his new
clothes on. and II company with 4 splendid wa
terfAll. put this old fellow out " My young
friend. said !, in a loud voice, whose store DO
you sell tape in | might want TO buy yard be
fore 20 hum.
Shaun Is tried by a military commission Col
O'Grady. although member of the commission
shows he sympathzes With Shaun aud twts
Feeny, the Gov 'meut witness with being
knock kneed thief. &c. a.. Mr.. Stanton's gran.
father was sec'y OF IN ireland AZ that time
80 this vas entirely proper. Shaun Is convicted
and goes 10 all. Hears AFrsh singin' outside
Wants TO see her 4 good deal \ lucky thought
strikes him: be opens the window aud gets out
Struggles With ivy and things on the outside Of
the Jail, and finally reaches her just as Mr. Feeny
Is about 10 dash a large wooden stone onto his
head. he throws NJ + into the river Pardon
arrives. Fond embraces Tears of joy aud
kisses a la Pogue Every body much happy
Curtain falls