Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-24

On mo i'm oil Mr.. S. Rickly, a COM
mittee of three, consisting of Judge Thur
man, Col. Manypenny and John B. Peters,
was appointed to procure half fare on rail
roads for persons attending the meeting.
Walstein Failing and Mr.. Rickly, the lat
ter as Chairman, were. on motion, added
| to the committee.
The Quantities. on Arrangement and
Finance are requested to meet at the rooms
of the Executive Democratic Committee,
Thurman Hall, tomorrow morning at 0
o'clock. The Committee on Half Fare on
Railroads to meet at the Neil House at the
same hour. E L. HINMAN. Chm'n.
joan GEARY, Sec'y.
OPERA HoUsE-UNDINE.- sppctacu-
lar play of the above name, which is to be
performed at the Opera House, on Monday,
the 2Gth of October. is an adoption from
Vincent Wallace's beautiful opera of Lur-
line, the plot is a fac stnaile. the dialogue
somewhat different. All of the original
mu ic of the opera is still retained in I'm
dine, and we need no better guarantee.
of the correct rendition of the vocal score
than to know that Mrs. James A. Oates is
to sing the leading role OF Undine. This
lady is already well known to our lovers
of music throughout the State, and thor
Oughly appreciated by all the patrons of
the lyric stage. She will be well supported
by a corps of excellent Is rfc and dramatic
artists. 1900 .sri-.sg -.f-.-l. -.f- -,.s.- %
Speaking of Mile. Morlachi, the Dayton
Jonrndl says: THAT during the run OF this
piece at NJ zart Hall, in Cincinnati, Mill.
MorlacIi appeared only on three evenings
in each week, Monday, w, dnesday and
FRIDAYS, and on these occasions standing
room was at premium Sle will produce
while in this city Jl,e famous sensation, the
Can Can. as originally composed, arranged
and performed by her in B .ston aud Gin
cinnati. During its first production in the
latter city, the enthusiasm on several occa-
sions became SO great that many persons
who had brought l.umbers OF boqlpts lit
teraliy G vered the stage with them. and
finding no other way to give vent to their
feelings. actually threw The ir hats and caps
after them, much to the CONSERVATION Of the
artist, who had never been m ide the r. cip-
lent. of such number OF such unusual
tribu'es a. the warm enthusiasm of her t!e-
lighted auditors were prompted to present.
For months. and even at the present day,
it is impossible TO g, into society but what
the conversation will turn on Morlachi and
the Can Cam Last night we witnessed it
with tX'reme delight, and pronounce it t
most thrilling, enjoyable and infectious
daEce we haze ever seen, containing moth
ing to offend and repleie with music, action
and viva, ity that charms" Reserved seats
Tor sale this morning at Selizer's music
store.
LAST NIGHT OF THE SEAsoN.-To- nj ht
is the last night here for the present of the
truly talented company of dramatic ar
fists uuder the management of Mr.. Lln-
ergan. Coming here as he did in the midst
of the most ;iting political campaign
ne have lately known, Mr.. Lanergan has
not been patroniZed to the extent his excel
lent company deserves. We are sorry for
this and could well wish it otherwise, yet
he has the satisfaction of knowing that he
has done better here than any other COM
pany could have done under the circum-
stances. Tue troupe go from here to u ines
vile, aud we recommend them to the press
aid people of that city, as gentlemen and
ladies in their every day life, and the best
performers in Olio to-day, in Cincinnati,
or out of it. Let us give them Tonight "a
bumper at parting" The play presented
is tue most thrilling we have had for years
All will VIII repay visit. Tonight,
then. let us give them such housefut as
shlll be com nensurate with their ability
AMI our appreciation of tie drama.
MISTAKES IN RETURNs &C.-Some of the
most aggravating errors were made at the
last election, and in the returns thus far
received. We copy some of them: t.4
In Darke county 3.343 votes were cast
for Samuel F. Kirkwood fer School Com
missioner, and 81 votes for Samuel j. Kirk
wood for same Office.
In Hancock county 2136 votes counted
for John A. Norris, were returned by the
Clerk as cast for James A. Norris and in
Henry County 1.044 votes were returned
the same way. In Ottawa county there are
p2l votes counted for JOHN A. Norri:, of
which AS are returned as cast tor James
A. Norris.
COuHty <OOO NotVo "hiCh arc
counted for John NJ. Webb were returned
| as being cast for John H. Webb.
In Lawrence county 1921 votes were
| cast for Samuel j. Kirkwood, and 453 or
| The m returned by the Clerk as cast for j.
f. Kirkwood.
In Ross county the 1886 votes counted
for John NJ: Webb were returned by the
| Clerk as cast for John N. Webb.
in Stark county the 5.0sS votes counted
for William E. Finck were returned as hav-
jng been cast for William A. Finck. Also
| the 3 3S3 votes counted tor John A. Norris
are returned as being cast for James A.
| Norris.
| New CoUNTERFEITs.-Thom Re-
porter gives the following list of counter
feits: sd
q on the Sixth National Bank of Phila-
delphia, Penn. Imitation. The engraving
is scratchy.
| los on the Saratoga National Bank, Wa
| terford, NY. Well executed.
| &5s raised to 50s, OH the Tioga National
Bank, Owego, N. Y. The alteration is
| well done.
zoos on the First National Bank of E.
mira, n. Y. a close imitation OF the gen
uine. eftf-
i Is on the Lyon Park National Bank, N.