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p,sfs1cs relations Of Williamson Ard unios
counties.
WISCONSIN,
Bpee!al Despatch To Thc Ca!eAgo Tribune.
Lar NJ


MADISON, Wis. Jan. %.
In tho Assembly, TO-DAY, NJ: dusse demo
cHat}, who stated that ha voted under m1sppSe-
a. oyaa 10
reconsider tho vote on tho bill TO Mnlcn to4I
aMandne ent wa offered, but, ~ only Aoout two
th1rds Of tho memhera wore present, coustdofa~
Won Of tho motion va poatponea 10 "eoaeaos1
ntxt.
A resolution vas offered directing iEquly hy
tho tpect4l Committee h1ving In charge the Dill
ro!Atlxe 70 change ~ couniy government, - 20
r.. tna e1pedeney Of Alleging each county 10 sssu-
a rcso,atioa VA adop,ed. dl.ect1rR the Com
nittee On AsteaBment ard Collection Of Taxes 70
codlfy all !aw. for the a.scasmeuf OF hxes u ono
bin, and those relative to collection IN ano:her.
and OF inquiry Of tne SECRETARY Of staso Is 70 the
/ amount OF money pad under tho act appointing
apecisl agent tof tho collection Of licenses from
| bawkers and pedolers.
several pl!ts were introduced. mainly local.
but ine:udinR bills to amend chap'er 49, Revised
Statutes, rela&lse n APT ana wfits OF error
10 smend Section OF tt school coda Of 1861; 10
az f. II. atkins, for printing assessment hlanss
Md publishing ltsts q iotfetted lands.
hy order OF lid secretary Of State, IN 1853: to
amend Chapter l3., Revised Statutes, sel.ttye to
1so, Revised Statutes. Of proceedincs agairst
debtors; to repeal seetions IS and 49, 9. me Jaws
| Of 1852. relative to the 1ssue Of certificates Of
election BY Con nty Clerks.
passed. ircl1alre bills % incorporate the W,s:
errsln i D1hnuue aad Northern wisconsin
Ratl1e I'D Companies. The sstter was introduced
nndcr tie tare Of the Iutcn 8 Lake Superior
| fpecrr. smouE others BY striking out = proyise
! | allowing consolidation with other companies
j The road is to run from Like ST. Ctolx to Supc
: E7or ard Bayfield,, ard II Is proposed to tsausfe
10 the lsud clanted TO It aud the Lake Superior
Railroaa Company to aid in the construction Q
. the railroad, towards wctch It has lone nothing,
, 1869-02-01
PACIFIC COAST.

Sm alI-Pox at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fela al Hawaii and S An Ff4ncfaeo--
Nevada ANsyxa-Rumorsd Resixnnt1oa
OF senator Eye. ..
SAN PaAxcrsco, Jan. so.-9onoluln ady!ces to
Jsu. I6th ttate thnt considerable e1citemcat cx-
iated 1t Honolulu IN regsrd to the smallpox.
The Boa.d Of Health had adopted stringent
dra,snttne reg ulauops.
ScYei*l scroorers had been wrecked on the
d.eercnt ieatds the severe storm caosing loss Of
life ut Htlo.
Hawaii. The volcano Aauus Los was enEeloped
snsht shocks Of earth Quake we're felt IN this
city to-day and yesterday.
I bt avy southeast gale last night damaged tue
eh.ppfre IN the hsrbor somewhat
Senate: Cole 4 Asska bill mce8 no favot frcn
san francisco newspapers. .....
Tne Whita Ptce Silver M!nirg Compauy'e ae
rreca,e nominal capital il <15, ,000.n1Q. 1t Wa1
tncofporstcd hero in Dtcem.e last.
Tbs Nevada Legislature has passed bill fund'
,pc the debt Of the State. providing for The
itsunnce Of bonds bea.tE8 Is per cent pct annun
Interest. The Bank Of California had agreed T.
ioan ,ha desired Anpunt far The new taaue,
II II ru1uprxd that renator NJe will settgo fo1
,be purpose u taking position IN Grant,
Cabinet
Stxtes keuAto3ship. Azs now 4. Cafsou CttT.
, 1869-02-01
CONFEDERATION.
Hnff the Business Portion OF Troy,
PennsylvansR, In, Huins-EsttH1nted
LcSr> Sl50,0Ou

AGN SAoV3Vtts
From the Elmira Advertiser, Jan. a3.
The most terrible and destructive Orc
which has visited our nvichborlng village Of
Troy in ten years broke but yesterday morn
ipg about 1:30, and before it was stayed one
half Of the business part Of the village was
In ruins. There being no fire department IN
the village, as soon as It became apparent
that the fire wns to be dangerous and de-
engineer OF steamer No. !, nastepcd
thnt steamer to the depot ready for Troy.
H. ". Mcintyre, foreman Hose Company No.
2, J. F. Nicka, Foreman Ours !, George
train went down In less than three minutes.
The fircmen were received With open arms,
and most generously treated, but the fury Of
the fire wus spcnt before their arrival. Never
thclces they did vast deal Of good. work.
inE about three hours. There Is no Fire De-
part1ncnt In the village Of Troy, not even
stopped the fire In the frst building.
rete eftalSTbs lls ot the losses Eope to Co..
Troy House; loss, $4,000. Q, T. BalAfd's
| block, next 10 the hotel, WIS somewhat 10.
out their goods. Also, john II. Grant
Jcwcltcr, property removed and a good dca
damnced. Mr.. Graut was absent from home
Brick store occupied By 8. II. Leonard. nfe
owned hy Ptmcroy Brothers; loss *l5,oD
The fire caught In this bu iding. y wooden
Luildine also owned by PomrToy brothers
lots sl5,o0o. This building was oc
cupfcti by Mitchell, Parsons u Co:
crocess md druggists; loss 5lj,00t
Also by II. 4. Gates y Co., clothing, los
5000; and F. J. Calkins, clothicg, los
$4,000. james Adams. tailor. occupied
room In the recond story. Pomeroy's Bank
loss $4,000. Thc books and papers were s.
cure lu the vault, which Is one O. the best /
the country. This bank building was cl
tireiy new, and had Just been fitted up.
.. most elegant style, surprising in cxpeosi'
! orunm.ntution a,Iy hank building In Kl,nir
, 4 building owed by Y. NJ. & II. F. Lon
!. md occupied by Davidson & McCab
! groccrs aud produce dealers; 10
0,000-aleo $4,000 worth Of butte
! the butter having been Insured the day b
!, fore for 5000. Meat market OF F. Il. Pa
: eon; building owned by Fomeroy DFc
: Uobert l. Porter, harness shop; stock mo:
" saved. C. T. Merry s Co., Jewellers
= coods mostly saved. i. 5. Hooker i Cs
+ yorthtrn Tier Gasttte; damaged b5 wat
n | and removal.
= = This is the third great fire By which I
:. village Of Troy Inns suffered. The first II
about twenty years ngo, and the scco
+, about ten years sgo. The ground burnt oE
:, | has been the same III each instance.
, 1869-02-01
CRIME.

Horrible Case OF Murder and 1acesr.
Bos7os, jim. s0.-Alnert p. Pike Was arrested
On Tn1rsday. 1t Fitcahu1e. fos adultery With his
der oi his wiia was ileued shorty alter hts con-
duct toNssd hls dausntel-in'aaw tecsue known.
It Is saia he tc1d her he,wcald or could mssJ
her If ihe mother was out Ct the way. Mrs. PIKE
died on Thurscay, In violent ssasne, declared By
.tha pnys,c,ans 10 be The enact Of assenic. The
dsu2hte1 b Al also been arrested Deceased w.s
sbout amp pears old, and the daughter Ia twenty
H1Y
, 1869-02-01
HzEIN.

meetfgE of The Fox River Dairy Club
Buatntsx RaiIuEex.
epectA Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
E1aIH, Ill.,, Jsu. ~.
a fpeea1 meeting o5 the Fox River Daily Club
was held here to-day. The Attendalce Was laFze,
ana considerable bustnets Of Importance tsaus-
acted. The xaue OF the society was changed to
fhe Fcx Riyer DAIRY. Horticultural and Agrtcul-
tptal society. The Trtasurer Of the club was
authorized to eend Allen O. Fuller Cheese, 10
be preasnied to Mr. Ntl)er, Of st. Clair counts,
Yht eald IN the Legislature a few dsys since that
Nhrols could not make cheese equal to York
State = production.
among aur business mhp.
, 1869-02-01

ches, er. rcaF. tho foot Of tbs sGraen Mountains,
ea1l3 iii. morning. He encountered numerous
ohs;2eIe7 sud vas neariy all night IN crossing.
euu1nft .orest ,ha hoTses auu obtain lresh onct.
/. Tho. soh MA : fas< d&ep% and In enormous
dYlfts n u sar1. sAceS along the road. He Will
aIsi:p II Ha a.H4 4lsht~
, 1869-02-01

VAR 14AtsEHr nKfwEky 0aEEcE AEE

WAR IMMINENT nKrwEEx oaEEcz AND 1.ALr.
Pants, Jan. ~.
Dispatches from AtheIs a1nouace the arrival
these of Count Naleweki. An uufayorahle reply
to the proposition OF the Parts Conference is
anticipated from the Greek Government. The
neutrality Of the great poweFs In the dimeol'y
between Turkey aud Greece Is assured.
, 1869-02-01
KANSAS.

Fight Betxyeeu Small Body OF Troopt
and q Party Of Hs1dipE faWnees-stx
OF me LaIteH Kilied and Several
Wouudtd.
spectal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
,IAwR1Nck, Ks., jan. 80.
Lat evening abou. O'Clock, Captain Brrncs,
with about rfty troops, hal an engagement With
forty Ps1nIes, eighteen miles from Fort Harker.
The Pswrees were on d horse and tu1nle-stealinE
"a pedttSop, The Captain ordered them 20 snt-
rcpdeT. They refused and fred upon the troops
Who returned the lire, killing si1 Fawneee 4Ra
Wnn nded PaNuee. were brought Into tha t1sts
Runor eaJs ihe lndaus stoletwo si1 5anls trains
and Killed three white dHzens. IIoops st nass ~
attifefk.
, 1869-02-01
Artist df Desperate Characters at Rut-
land VI.

Rr41lxD, -vs-. Jau. ga large uun5sr OF
desperate characters vera Arrested here Lass
eyeutnR. implicated N tta nunerou. iccendlAry
dies ID thts pl.eo for tht pRsI year. The gang
were ferrssed, out. and arrested through tho
sger cy-of New York defective, who h&a been
working the case M lrE 8one u!,le time
RCr11xD. W.. jan. 3..-ftye persons have bee1
arrested hern u tho princp. actors tn the recent
freepdta1y fires IN this vicinity. Detective
Whtpple,- OF New York, who fcEreted the case,
WIS bfurallv beaten and robbed By t7elo inst be-
{pfo tha 4fraFt.
, 1869-02-01

Tofha Editor oi 4he Cm3so lnouuc
We all want a park on the South Side. To-
Gated for the cxclusiyc benefit Of the city,
without special regard to the interests Of
few leading men. hare, and represent,
large interest on tho South Side, and will
give the city more, perhaps, towards such
o park (should It happen to be located so as
| to benefit m, property than any other one
man, although am comparatively O stranger.
The present South Side Park bill takes in
| TOGO much land on the lake shore, and that
too far out. 1t seems to nc ns though there
was no place for such lake shore property rs
| all that Immediately below the Hyde Park
Hotel. VIC need there, I thiak, all that
property between the lake aud Central Rail
road running down with the road and lake
for enough TO take IN, say, oue-h half section.
Oue-thi1d of this. or one hundred acres, now
worth over 1900, ,eol, will give to the city,
should The park be located therc. VIII the
Park Committee and other property holders
in that neighborhood do Us much? If SO, We
can hare al the lake shore property ~o want
for park without one dollar Of cost to the
city OF taxpayers. This may in;
siqdf 81 he 1nos i9%s cenFa{ I RaSosd 1sss thlas
they would give 1t willingly, as theT woult
| be reimbursed ten times over by the in
creased business on their Hyde Park irai1
t give, 1T il be condemned and paid for under
t The Law, at q talr and liberal Price, or bought
out and out, by the city authorities. Per
hars the Park Committee have some proper
IS there 10 give. / understand they ar
: large property holders In that direction. lie
n them show thsir liberality. See what the.
: This hall section, with that propose
i in the bnl, Just west OF
:, 100 acres. /; perhaps large part Of this las
y will be given by those owning the adjolniu
d property. Would not this 1uo acres, with
n lake shore drive all the way down to Cali
- met, If needed be all the park grounds tn
~ South Side would want, or the city tax-pa.
r ers care to i1uprovef
n Lei The other park districts on the Mort
and West Sides have as much each, and "
& have, tr all, about double what thcy hare
Of Ncw York; In fac, the finest parks aud beac
RI driye In the world. The leach drive migt
e. be 800 feet wide extending all It
~ way down to Calumet. ii .desire'
If The property-holdetA on the lake sho
ID you'd, Or shoald, ee ysry wlllil
ne Would double The value of thc,r propert
+ md thcy could well afford to build the ros
~ ~ Have the grand boulevard plan 20 on CO
III uectiug the parks on the different sides NJ
m let US all work together, not only to ha'
be the greatest and the grandest park systt
IA In the world, but tbs largest and most bea
he Would II not be we'll. Mr. Editor, to q
nut wise our committees not to push thelr bl
~, through In too much hurry. Thare mas
some plxu vet offered that will settle and s
lns iIy pl( The different interests.
an +. puSLEyr,
.ho No. 755 Wabash avenue
, 1869-02-01
TIE SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.

The House OF Representatives, on Sat-
uIday, passed, By the constitutional vote,
joint resolution proposing to the several
States an amendment to the Constitution
ct the United States, In the shape Of an
additional article, as follows:
ARTICLE SECTION !. The right Of any citizen
Of tne United States to vote thai not bo denied or
ahtidscd By the Ulitfd States or any State by rea
ron OF the race color or prcsiou. condition ot ea.
very Of any citizen or cIase OF Citizens OF the
SIC. 2. The couercse shall barc pow:r to Gu.
ts,se y appropriate legislation the provisions Of
This proposition, as 1t passed, was not
| the first choice Of majority OF those who
| voted for it, but it was the only PROPOSE.
tion that could command united vote.
There was large party who insisted
upon the diEfranchisement Of every per-
son who took part in the rebellion. There
wRs another party who demanded an ed
ucational qualification and these were
further divided into two parttes-:he one
insisting on an ability to read and write
as qualification for negroes alone, and
the other making it applicable to the
whites and blacks. Others wanted q
property qualification, and others still a
general amnesty to oil persons, and con-
keauent general suffrage. ...-.
In the States OF Missouri, West Wiz
cinia and Tennessee, the State Conssisu-
ticns disfrapchlse certain classes Of tht
rereut rebels, and the Representatives
Of those States opposed any amendment
l | Which would remove this disqualihea
, ton. A like restriction upen cersa'l
clastcs Of rebels, but very slight in its ex
z tent, prevails in Alabama, Florlda ami
0 Arkansas. The States Of, Delaware
d Maryland and Kentucky disfranchise a
G citizens Of African birth, as do 1najorlt..
1t OF the. Northern States. Rhode Islam
= makes the same Discrimination agaius
y citizens of foreign bir.h that New Yor
If does against uegEoes-that IL, requires {
% | them properly qualification.
.e This amendment, as 1t passed the Hous
ID prohibits all disqualification Of cisizer
to t1cm voting, because Of their race, cox
II, CT p1eVious condition Of slavery, b
sy leaves the States free to disquslify eli
zen CT class Of citizens tor any 9th
cause sill dlsqualilcstions mus! be &c
eral and nos confined to citizsns OF al
~. (. NOlN4 IA 4At<+ a 0kh Z lAa$
p. crime, bu. it must disquality all au
a., ~ criminals, whether white OF black, Da:i
q, OF foreign. Il may establish an cdut
m. 1a. tional qualification, but the quali6cAti
e must apply to all classics and cslozs a
so' races alike. twill abolish the Kentuc
in disqualification Of negroes, and
II. Rhode Island disqualification Of natur
by izcd ciiizene. So property qualifcsti
,ill anywhere must apply to all citizens ali
~ While we would have rejoiced had
xes amendment recognized = general =
,er resty tor the rebellion, to the extent
the restoring all citizens to the right Of Y
ens' ing, we nevertheless cordially appr'
We this amendment. The hecompaTatively
de- rebels now disfranchieed BY State Il
-" ! ~" a~nrs1tv crow; @ lisa. ard new 70
, 1869-02-01

Davenport, Iowa. is elso,ooo in debt
chicken in Bourbon County, KY, has fout-
teen toes ~
In Et gland acoo copies Of the "GIsl OF tic
Period Aim arac" were sold.
Hrs harriet Martinexn's biographical sketches
arc being repubii.hed In this country.
An Illtnos. COW, weighing 40 pounds, brought
$1s5 in Keokuk, Iowa.
The Abyesiltan var cost England nearly $50
co., 100.
An extensive vein Of copper ore has been dis
covered in Caswcll County. N. G. ....- .-
The Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia,
having been renovated, has been re-opeued.
Henglcr. the champion ouc.legged skater, draws
well, In The Providence IN. ~ skating rink.
The ctncinIatt Relief Union haze this season
distributed 5000 pairs Of .hoct. -
A ulea IN. Y.N firm sells velccltedes at $a5
apiece.
I'VE, the great American people," use dally
1,000, ,0qO postnge etampe.
Argellue Shroger. who shot be. aeduce1 lately,
II Green County, Wis, has been held to bail In
$asQ9. to stand her trial in Monroe. W1e.
An English girl recently had her pocket picked
Of $l1s, in No1walk, CT. which she had raTed to
buy return ticket home. .-..
A co!oteal bronze stAtue Of tho 'a:e Btfhop
Brownel founder Of Trinity College, CT, Is to be
ret up and urvAi1cd on the college campus, next
commencement.
Nice, in the southeast end Of France, has be-
CONC the reeort Of the iustious and elite OF Ell
| rope. The Crown Prince and Pdncess Of Prussia
give two soirecs a week In their msCnidccnt
| hotel. --..-.
| New York s1d Brooklyn, last yca1, paid $a,9so..
| It's Tor their amusements. OF which amount, The
| government got 5000 60. Eibto's and the
| Olympic paY moet, and the Academy Of Music
least
Lou,eiana's 1aet yoar's sugar crop Is estimated
at 125 600 ho1ebeads Of Eugar and 100000 barrels
OF molaseef, worth so, QUO, 900. Next year It i:
an icip.ted the product will be 25o,ooo hogeheads
Thirty-slx Ycars ago resident Of Forsyth
County, N. C., newly married.. fed for ctin'
committed, and not being heard from, hts viii
mourned him q, de4d. A few weeks since he 10
turned, a g1ay.ha!red man, and Is now 1ly1nl
happily With his long neglected wife. ...
Mues, New Yorker, and Smith. Phi1adcl
phian, In thc Quaker city, are footing LOCO quAl
ter miles In ! 900 quarter houie. 'Ihc quarter
milo Is made BY walking around the hall Mn
times. No more than ouefoutth Of suilc can b
: walked in each nf,esn mlnutes, but each ono {
: | thosc periods must be marked BY Its state
. | amount Of travel.
a sirgulAr adyentn.c happened, recently, tn
, theatre at Rheima. During the second piece. 4
j. i1ou.aitive young gentleman. who had not It
: mea1s even 10 procure cntTarce al tho "par
, | dtec," cr upper gallery. had somehow got upt
the roof. and crawling through tho aperture, "
tntcntly surveying the honee. Huddenly-eu'
Il | o.itY being stronger than prudsncc-he mntn
s false move nno fell upon the chandelier, to Will
n managed 10 cling, scattering, As he did 80, I
: | pla.e pendants IN all directions and c3nsldcrat
frightening the audience. g1eat huoouh c
IS aued, In the uldat Of which tho gas was put o,
n tnc chantcli.r drawn up. ind tho adventure
~ INN, somewha. cut and b1uiaed, Was 1escu
from h!s pelilous poeittou.
, 1869-02-01

Massachusetts, Ant1-S1ayerY S1clesy-
Annual Meeting.


Bosrcu. Jan. e9.-Thr annusl meeting Of the
Massachusetts Apn-SmvexJ Society was held Ia
Sargent presided. Hssolnnoos were adopted
d. cisrtrE the work OF. the society not
accomplished until The -egro every.
riyhta also asktrg Cc0grBsa. even at thla lste
hoQI, 10 impeach Prestoent johnson, and calling
upon ahe churches to show more Sympathy with
lie c.ute. Speakers reputia&ed the idea Of com
biatre his movement With wnmAn sutfr.gE.
soeeches wtfs .nade At the morning session By
Wendell Phillips, md BY j. Willis Aenard. COL
o1ed member Of Congress elect from tonistaaa-
the Arti.slavtry Society, yesterday, Mrs. Con-
L. Y. Daniels described the teeues Witnessed n
The South. md auvs I'D aseonnt OF the sonti. q
AsTnn II Powell. HcT. Jacpr n. 4suciug, Wen
deli Philiips, ant ofnerF urktne s9ttaton Of The
nuesticu 81 q constitutional Amendment, aites
1Thfrh. fhe society adjourned.
, 1869-02-01
EUROPE.

pEc1s1oH n 1ns CASE or GOVERNOR H11s.
L,sroy, jan. -.
In the case OF Phillips r.. Eyre. late Governor
Of Jamatcs, the Court Of Qaeen's ReRch decided
ttnt Coonla. law Ia a. valid as Parliamentary
law, and gave Judgment for the defendant,
, 1869-02-01

Project for an AIRLINE Htfffo&o t1osA
Detroit to LoEanspof1'
'fs~t"1 11N'f~4 Dxrao1r, Jan. 80.
7be.e is good proapees Of another fallfoaa l,,aa
company being organized. TO eon'tae. ~ s
f,om Detroit 10 Loearsport, 11d. = pr p.op1sl s,ns,
to aid tha road being voted doMn ~ Risn%
meeting - he'd todi5ii < 1" saSh sm,th Baee szd
Ns,han Reeve. Of Detfalt q: Z; ssesnef sn IN 3.
"a s:.sas; s!ssG. q 1efs Aaaas .pos,1sea
saHmti,re 10 nsen.re and complete ths ofgtnt.a-
non Of ! company. Another meetsa1 - !" oe
heIo IL ,hIs city On tha II h o. tn15 sooA@A
, 1869-02-01
'w&&f0Nx

pu1rlnK1ruA, Jan. 8Q.-The motion for xkAs
frfsi in iho TWtcheil murder csse Was refused by
The indrse of the Court Of 0get aud TesmiLeF,
and selteLce Of deata Mrs pronounced
, 1869-02-01

1nrdeEm S4ufeuchd.

RocH1s1xz, Jan. 3'-Teaves's ieweIr1 store
was robbed Of x5Q0 worth OF diamonds, this
mosnirE, By tMo men. Oue WAS Arrested.
, 1869-02-01

Nj, BOUTWELL, then nov:d the previous
question, whichwas aeconced. the question was
| dIst taken on Mr.. shellbargct's amendment,
/ ard It WAs felecte3-yeas, 81; nays, III.
, 1869-08-08

The hotels are certainly colnlag money. Let us
take, for Instance, the CID CaIon, With !u elShf
hundred loens, Il being now the largest hote! in
the world. To4iay duly Soy, there Ere nearly hf-
lern hundred guests n ihit hoatelrJ. which n1tn-
her, 1t the regular SaEatoga rxIea. VIZ, IS per
I'll. {tot 10 s,cAk Of cxtsa pas!oEs ball Tickets
wlre plunge baths, 4c->, would make the daJ's It
celpts seveu thousand nse hundred dollars, and
thty are double that amount Sow Jet jenkins
compute the daily proota on f1aooo. The total
number Of visitors In town Is computed II fs,ooo-
The ladies do themselves Up gosscoas!y this
scEsoo, and hare nnW stolen two more articles Of
male attire: and In this Last nsw get-up they pre-
teui I very nautical Appearances indeed They
wear lsalf5 sailor hats. which arc tsfpaulia IN
STYLE and are Of every conceivable Ehadc; hns tho
girls do nos wear 1hemt rs an Old eals would. on
The back Of his head, for they incline them over
the hose 1t m zrgle Of IS, They also tpoft the
uost elaborate httc sailor j1cketA The hks't Us
decidedly Hintoo affair. The gentlemen tof the
fancy noodle senoo;, rh!nklng isir exchange no
robbery, have stolen the ladies' hloe wells, aod
wear them, In little rucs around their st1n~ hAsa
giving item avery su.bbs look
TIE lo.cvs, init n the Seventh Regiment ball
, 1869-08-08
EXCITING SCENE IN ATHEATRE,


n OF TTFN. EVb = Ntr -
Much CONSERVATION Waa created In ii James .
Theatre, LOntun, July 81. by an occurrence Of
very alarming ualure- Towards the close OF Dttc1l-
bnch's "Dfphee aux EDfes5, to heiKhten the
enrct Of The scene. quantity Of colorc1 uFc Id
huruttl Oh the stase+ Mile Sch1eideF having Az
pIoAchtti too near one ct the trays OF tne hnfhibG
c'!t POSITION her uress l2nteti ana IN an lhssaat
she "aA ehSeloptd III nanies. ing aaalence teA9a
tue Sta51 fose 10 state o. saunsn aiaItn mn
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