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TELEGHApHlc MITES

Boston, Mass., April 29.-Tbe effort to pass
the Parton Marriage bill over the Governors
veto failed in the aouse-yeas SO; nays. 114
CoIUAsre, o., April 3o.-ovine to the failure
Of the Finance Committee Of the City Council TO
make any provision for the payment Of the
police, aftor the Council had authorized them to
do so the Police Commissioners tonight issued
An order directing tho Superintendent 10 disbnnd
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ST. t0ulS ITEMS.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-C. u. Affleck, cashier of
the Bremen Savings Bank, in the northern ps1t
Of this city, disappeared to-day, and from some
circumstances in the casa it is suspected that ts
committed suicide. A partial examination Of
the accounts Of the bank. developed nothing
wrong, excepting tho overdraHal OF the account
Of one Of the depostors.
Two employees OF the St. Louis and St. Iouia
Southeastern Railroad got into an altercation
on construoslon-trAln IN East St. Louis this a.
ternoon, and one OF them named Patterson
plunged large pocket-knlfe into the left breast
OF another named Pat Ryan, intiicting mortal
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PROTECTION WANTED.

- FFCIE ICN WANTED,
OMAHA, Neb, April 29.-Gov. Thayez, Of Wy
oming, has arrived here to confer with General
Crook relative to military protection to be afford
ed 20 the Black Ellis stage line. He wants some
Of the stations On the route thoroughly protect
ed, especially Red Canon and Hat Greer, the for
mer IS verv deop. and travel has to pass through
it. The Indians crawl up its sides and shoot
down or throw rocks upon travellers. The Gen.
eral has promised all the help possible, and an
o1uer has been issued to that effect.
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=. At PEK1N, III.
Special DtspdtcA to The CHICAGO Tribune,
PEKIS, ILL.,, April 29.-Tho residence Of tho
Hon. J. B. Cohrs, situated In the southern part
Of the city. Was entirely destroyed by fire this
morning. A valuable private library, great
deal Of silver all the iewelry, clothing, and fur
uture were destroyed. The total loss is $11, 500,
with an insurance 10 the Hartford Company OF
$4,000 on the house. $500 on the furniture, and
500 on Tater fixtures.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
TAT,TREQ

MANCHESTER, Eng, April 2o.-The failure Of
Gillian, Long & Co., commission merchants, nith
li~biiitles at E49,000, and Ward Brother l. Co.,
merchants. with liabilities at cal, 500, arc re-
ported.
LONDON, April 29.-The failure Of another
atock-broker is reported.
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MINNESOTA ITEMS,

6nscirt Dtsputch to The Chicago Trtbrnx.
sr. PAUL, Mimi, April 29.-Parties represent
ing local interests and the st. Paul d Saltwater
Railroad have organized, under the Wisconsin
general law, to build and opersse q railway b.
tween River Falls and Hudson, Ia miles, in con-
nectlon with the st. Paul 4 Saltwater Road. 4
preliminary surrey of the line is being nsds,
With fair prospect OF building this SUMMER. :
ROCK ISLAND AND MERCER COUNTY RcAn
SDec1af Dtsputch to TAs CHICAGO 77l5ure-
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, April 29.-The Rock 1aland
and Mercer County Railroad, with 8 capital Of
s150,000.. the road to run from Milan. Rock
Island County, to Richland Grove, Mezrsr
County, fled articles Of association in tho 6eo'
reta1J OF States Office to-day.
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COMPLETELY WITH sNuGGLERB.
HAVANA. April 29.-The collector, cashier, and
appraisers hnve been Imprisoned, charged With
completely with smuggers.
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MURpERERS CAPTURED

0PseR3s Oup1leH % 1hz ChteQgo 1T70un&,
sPR1soF1E1D, Ill, April 29.-The Sheriff Of
Wayne County today makes application for
reward of 800 offered by Gov. Palmer il 1871
for the arrest OF William Head, charged with
murder in Wayne County. Head has been sr-
rested.
Coy Beveridge to-day paid Il. L. Albright, Of
Murphgahoro, a200 reward offered for the cap
tuse OF the murdetaf Of Valentine Tabor in 1874.
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HORRIBLE MURDER.

cDera1s 09sFattH % I ~ CHtc1J5 7F7bNT9,
QuEnEc, April 29--The Village Of St. Here
dine. County Dorchester, ia greatly excited over
3 cold-blooded murder committed on Thursday
by Hiss Labouillisr. q eeamstress. She had
been employed to do some sewing for Mrs.
Daniel Murphy. and requesting the latter to pro-
cure some article from the cellar, Mrs. Murpby
had only descended couple Of steps when the
girl drew revolver from the folds Of her dress
aod fired four shots successively into her body
With the muzzle OF the weapon touching
her clothes. The unfortunate woman fell luto
the cellar, and died almost instantly: nus
murderess. immediately after the commission
Of the deed gathered mp al, the valuable articles
she could lay her hands updn and fed, but was
arrested lass night on the Lewis and Kennebcc
train While endeayo1iue to resch this city-
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GERMANY.
AISACE AND LORRAINE.

BERLIN, April 29.-A decree in published re-
storing suffrage to the Inhabitants Of Alsace and
Lorraine who. while electing to retain French
nationality are domciled in those provinces.
THE RAILWAY BILL.
The Imperial Railway bill passed it's second
reading in :he Prus-lan Chamber Of Deputies
to-day-20G against 1885,
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HANGED.

Special Dispateh to The Chicago tribune.
WINNIPEG, Man., April 28.-The Iroquois In
dian, Louis Thomas, convicted OF the murder OF
Henry Cornell at Rat River, last spring, .as
hanged at clock this morning. He retired at
7 O'Clock last night and slept till II, when ho
arose and partooK heartily Of oysters,. after
which he again retired and slept soundy till
awakened at an carly hour this morning. He
met his fate unconcernedly, but appeared weak
aud trembling on his road to the ecaffoid
After repeating prayers, he said: ''Frionds,
a% don't s0fff feel for affaa nass to have de- done
am going to seq my Father This is the last
time you "ill hear NE speak" Ue made q long
confession yesterday before the authorities and
representatives Of the press. His statements
SONS named Tourone ana Gnndry. as giving him
the gun With which he shot Cornell. the other
helping to throw the body into the neil.
This ID tue second execution Witnessed in
being Angus ticlvor. who suffered the extreme
penalty Of the law on the 7th OF January last
LYkcHiNG OF HoRsE-TH1EVEs.
Tho Pueblo (Col.) chiefrain gives the par
ticulars Of the lyncbing Of two horse-thie7es
near Dodge City, on the Atchison, Topeka l.
Santa Fe Railroad. last Saturday nighr. The
t"o men we're taken by mob to patch OF
woods on saw-Los Creek. They were blind
folded, their arms pinioned, and placed in the
centre OF circle. Then one OF the s'71gilants"
pulled q Testament from one pocket and
bottle Of whisky from the other, and
exclalming, Here, boys, ia peace for
the dead and consolation Tor the living" pro-
ceeded to read chapter, while the bottle was
we're exhausted. 1t the conclusion Of this in
terestins ceremony, the thieves were stretched
up to the limb OF cottonwood tree, face to
face, their feet almost touching the ground
Both were buried On the spot in shallow
trench and then the avengers returned to town,
wo!l satisfied With their days work. The names
OF the uafortunates are Cole and Callahan. The
father OF the latter is minister at Topeka.
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WnL1AMsronT, Pa. April ga fire here last
night burned u - scres Of manufactured
whito-pine lumber. Herdio & Maynard, Rem
stead g. Flynn, and Hubbard l. Lonkey arc the
principal sufferers. The estimated loss is s125.-
700, the insurance, 375, 600.
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WASHINGTON. D. O., April 90-1 a. m.-For III
Upper Lake region. northerly winds, coo|sr'
partly cloudy weather, and stationary Of hlsna
barometer.
LOCAL oB6EByATIoNB.
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AT HAMILTON. Ill

Special Dispatch to The chtcuoo Tribune
KEoKuK, 1a., April 29.-The Touring mill OF
s. A. Caudron at Hamilton. ILL.,, opposite this
city, vas entirely destroyed by fire this after
noon. Loss, 81 800; DO Insurance. The fire
czught from defect in the smoxe-stack,
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Al t1RMoENs CONN.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, April 29.-Kennedy's
screw factory in Hamden was burned by IN in
cendiary this morning. Loss, 100000; insur-
ance, $50, 900.
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SDeeiM Dispatch to Ths Chtcnoo 1fi1,un+.
CoI11SawooD, April 29.-The steamer Sew
mour arrived from Owen Sound this afternoon.
the first arrival Of the season. She reported tha
lake quite cloar Of ice. She leaves this place for
Sa1lt Ste. Marie Mondar
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DOM PEDRO.

sAF FRANCISCO, Cal, April 29.-Don Pedn
left Tor Chicago direct this morning. BY tns
Chicago l. Northwestern Road. Il il under
stood that he Mill leave the special car 1t Caf
csgo and 90 to Oil City, Penn.
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from close custody be left to tis f5;.r,..,.
commanding, on the ground that ths 'oa -, y
charge which, If proved, would haya IN, Gnl5 a5
to prison, has been d.sproyed 'eo' Nm
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BANK RonRERy

CINCINNATI, O., April 29.-The Western f..
man Bank Was robbed Of 91,7o0 about noon -
daJ. Three men entered the bank, two Of ~
engaged the attention OF the clerks. rh;,. ,48 y.
third succeeded IN abstraeting tho money ~, sas
deak. all escaped. A10@a
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4 HoRRE.TAiEF cAp7uRrn

'.t1ssEs-
Specidt nispateh to Ias ch,cano |-,h,,u,
kEoKuK, a., April 29.-Antoine Kneoht q,
horse-thief who was captured hers y..t.,sa M
Eas taken to Nauvoo to-day. In e,oast,.. =.
river On ferry-boat at that pIaca ha ,t.sst .at
to commit suicide by jumping oyerbo.ra bs'np1ed &c
vas f1shed ont before he had Accomplished h,s hs
purpose. M
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEHS

sAS FRANCISCO, April 29.-Ths Pacific An
steamer City OF. Panama sailed for Victofia, ~
attachment On her sto1es having bssn reiasaaa
by bond
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THE sPALp,No coua7.maRr,a,

THE SPALD!NG couRT-MARTiAL.
sAy FRANCISCO. April 29-1n tho spaldinr
court-martial, Admiral Rogers, At the request
Of the accused, to-day telegraphed tho Secretary
Of tho Navy, asking that tho releaae Of spa1dinc
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DEATH SENTENCE.

DEATH SEMTENCE
Special Ditn1teh to The Chtca1a Trfhun.
BURLINGTON, a., April 29-At Oquart, !.
day, the Judge oveIruled the motion for . ~.
trial entered by the counsel for Bill L.. ~
be Was sentenced to be hanged On the 1sth ~
Of June. se3
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HORRIBLE RELIGIOUS FANATtClSMs
| Correspondence ST. Louts Republican,
NEosHo, No., April 25-Last Saturday NIGH
in the neighborhood Of Tburman's- iead-miues
| In Newton County, Mo-, the attention Of come
neighbors WAS attracted to the house Of tht
Rev. AIr- Lynch by loud and unusual noise in
tho way OF shouting, singing, and praying, and
upon going to the house tho doors woro
discovered barred on the inside, admittance was
refused by the inmates, and the doors we're
broken open. when the shocking spectacle Of a
nude man and woman stood erect On the floor.
The man proved to be the Rev. Lynch, = minister
Of some peculiar sect that appro1imates Nor
monism in all respects except they hold it to be
wrong to have more than one wife; the
other, tho woman, WAS ascerra1ned to be
Mr.. Lynch'8 uifes sister, about 90 years old !;
upon the bed plank was lying on which beau
tifnl child 2 years OF age was lying cold in
death With its skull msshed io. Lynch, tbs
hin child had for eome time been pos
aessed Of the devil. and that they had de-
stroJed and cast ont the devil in obedience to
the special injunction Of tha Lori. At the
time he and bis sister-in-Iaw we're chanting
hymns over the pale face OF the innocent babe,
it's mother and q man whose name I could not
learn we're down in the brush near the house
shrieking wildly and PRAYING to God. The Rev.
Mr: Lynch and bis sister-in-law we're
taken into custody and brought to this place
and lodged in our County Jail.
repaired to the jail this morning and had
long interview with the prisoners especially tho
Young woman- She would converse freely on
all subjects except the murder OF the Child. She
was born in Arkansas her namo is Celia
Lavina Treace. She is now 20 years old, and
is really a handsome young woman. At II
she became the mother OF girl child,
now living with one Of her sisters in
this county, and some two months since she
added another illegitimate to her family. she
says that distinguished minister OF their
church ut Neosho County, Kan, made slight
true church BY adding free lore to the
original doctrine- That she was misled by
him; that said divine is the father OF
her boy babe, nov months old.
The child is in jail with hoE. So far she re-
fuses to eat She snys that she will not eat
for forty days and nights told her the
Child would atarV6. She replied that the
Savior OF the world was in the Mount that
long and lived afterwards The prevailing
opinion here is tLat the prisoners arc crazy,
and their insanity il confined to religious bal- |
lucinatlon- Mr. Lynch seems to be familiar !
with the Old Testament, and insists that be |
was fulfilling the requirements Of Scripture |
when he killed bis Il:tle girl It is An offering |
to God for sin. He tinagines himself Abraham, /
and feels that he mutt prove his faith in God By
sacrificing his child
Tie examination Of the prisoners Was held |
before Joseph Hewitt Esq. The defendants
made no defense, and were committed for mur-
tcr- The mother OF the dead child IL afflicted |
with the Same deluson that seems to have
fallen upon the prisoners.
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SPECIAL Disposea to Ths Chicago 1y:bunx
KEsosHA, Wis, April 29.-The residenc. =.
Harvey Durkee was entered BY burelar. ~. W
night. Tho thieves succeeded in mskinp mia.
haul Of silverwars and jewolry to tbe T,1aa =.
S10o or more: No clew Is to who pers he ~ VI
Petrstors OF the theft has as yet besn dscoyaFssi
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MUHOEREp.
ALTOONA, April 29.-Efnest Plact, sssl IL
Has murdered last night.
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Station.

Maximum Thermometer. so. Minimum, n.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
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OoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


- UNITED 81 STATES is' AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
sailing regularly every month from watsons Wharf Brook
for PARA, PERNAxBUSSoo, BAHIA and RIO JANE1Ro.
Nprrrp n ssaplrTng a. 81 Johns Porto Rico ,.op.
JOHN BRAMALL, 800 tons "Wednesday, March &
j B, WALKER. 200 tons, Saturday, April 3.
having nrst class pssssnges
J. s. TUCKER CO., Agents, "a Pine st.
TExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON TOUCHING AT
y CITY Sea'5 '5uToS saS Htss Sssf bedns W
% is On SATURDAY FeHTTsy Ss y a. M from % n,s pie. 90 90
the Houston anS TexSs Central and Great
Northern Galveston, and Henderson and the Gal
and insurance at lowest rates For freight passage
ss Saso .a 1p CLYDE
kssasS mail steamships rom New Via sssSnnan
q Co.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
IN These first class steamships will sail p NJ from
pier ~ North River fOoi Of Cedar street, for Havana direct
CRESCENT CITY Ty.................Th Thursday, Feb
freyh and passage having unsurpassed sceOmIoda
'''"' -pp'swM p CLYDE CO., No Bowling Green.
MeKeiler, Lnling Co. Agents in Havana.
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
NEW ORLEANS, Captain Dearborn.
Saturday February 8, at o'clock L. NJ,
from pier No o North River
points on the Mississippi River 70 p''''p''
Cabin passage, 500; steerage. so.
Apply to CLARK A SEAMAN, SO West st.
RERMUDA IsLANDs-THE ELEGANT BRITISH
ID iron ateamship GAMMA sails for this delightful
resorton Febrnary TO- aud regularly every fortnight Gil
expense less thau
%SD PP P1SY %
Broadway. New York
AIoRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
m for New Orleans and Texas.
will san every Saturday TO New Orleans transferring Texas
freight there Morgan Louisiana and Texas Railroad for
BAshear thence Of Morgans line to Texas
The steamer NEW YORK will sail from pier 80 North
River Saturday February ., at r. NJ for New Orleans
direct.
Through bills of lading signed Mobile Galveston and
TO all points the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antono
ern and Pacific and Trans railroads.
Indanola and San Antonio and all points the Gulf
Western Texas and Pacific Railway Brazos Santiago Cor
Freight for St. Mary's and Fulton landed at Rockport
LRhterane and Channel dues either Corpus Christi
Brazos Santiago at the and risk Of consgnee
Freghtor Brownsville Matamoros and points in the in
terror must have consignee at Brazos Santiago
Insurance be effected under policy Of O. Whit
ney Co. Now Orleans From New York 20 New Orleans
eentt from New York 10 all Texas ports via New Or
Freight For freight further informa
'0A -''CIa 'CaxRLEs A. WHITNEY A CO., Agents
Pier SO North River.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANI
" sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond Tuesdays, Thurs
and AR Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont
Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the
gsny steam lines 10 interior points in North Carolina and
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes Del Monday and Thursday at p. NJ connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through passage tickets lading to all points at
lowest rates Insurance TO Norfolk &C. per cent Freight
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AAIUsEMENTs.

EAGLE THEATRE,
Mr. JOSH HART Sole Proprietor and Manager
Last nights ggs q q, the ns1 nssg1resqus Of
Mt G. K Fortescue G. H. Macdermot John Wild in their
n R..d NJ TSe9anies sran5sS cnS5sC'e1 Ms,,,.
'' aATiSEEs ssi; D'SS %EDSEsDAY AND SATURDAY" "'''
i oo"iS0A' sI4 BROADWAY.
Mr. MATT MORGAN. Manager
THE SOCIETY RECEPTION PARTY,
M,. JENNIE hGs%E S1~ Ms: Fla 1wEsNER,
GoRMAN, wHifE, BARRY.
MATINEE !sf s3'f iSD
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE. BETWEEN soTH AND
Business Manager Professor vceer Leader Of orchssrs
At,actcn A attraction The WnDstts Grea.
The little favOrts the French Twins sketches Miss
matinee every Wednesday and Saturday att
DOwERY THEATRE.
ID Brilliant success Of the ceseTsted sr.ste,
IN her "pJS GSGIE PSSs cHsIS n
George Jubilee SINGERS and Warren Griffin the sklfu ban
A cADENY OF MUsICzMLLE THERESA TITTENs.
n signOr BRIGNoLL
ToMonRpM Tsf Fds eSSSD EyESSs GpESA Feb SisG4 o'clock
LUCREzIA BoRGIA.
THERESA TITIENs in her celebrated character of
Miss BEAUMONT. as NN'A oSsinc
sisnor oRLANDINI as Duke Alfonso.
Musical Director and Conductor MAX M MARETZkMk En-
ioN OPERA PfIs1 HArlNEEISosSA. HsHS AND ii'ii-N'
Seats can be secured at the box Office of the Academy
Music, I4th st. and at Rudolph's No. 1852 Broadway.
p9s.ysy no free s. With the exception p the Press
Brooklyn Academy-NoRMA
RRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC;
hoNNDAY, FEBRUARY z, AT O'CLOCK
aSoSs E aEHEsA HR5SA HES RHS MIS- MSS
OF Music aud Rudolphs, l62 Broadway.
= TIL STREET OPERA HOUSE;
of rehmsh91Ss cRo@bsD HOUSES. sSSSkss
The best Sc FsPss sPsea Hns' hhTTsTs THTsf n .as B city,
IN ALL, IT'S sPnENboR,
IMPROVED P%RisfAN sas tsf cASoAN.
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT q
DRooKLYN THEATRE-sHoOK PALMER. LES
sss | pa sns
% % % srsnn
Of Mr. On m xRsh % OSes99 sgG Psfs
In the rst piece Mas Kate Claxton Marie wilkins
viii appear In conjunction with Mr. Montague souvenir
evening MATINEE on SATURDAY at 2 P. M.
G 72s and 7so Broadway, below sth st.
THE STANDARD VARIETY THEATRE OF NEW YORK.
NV WHAT AZ ogp The r5y EVENING TELEGRAM SAYS
of novelties and the artistic manner Of their presenaton
the of the Globe Theatre succeeded in
gramme this week unusually strong one Such names
Mr. Harry Montague George Knight Senator Bob Hart
stud the bill The given embraces
the dance the farce and all the elements Of
weather the Globe was crowded
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DRoPOsALs WILL BE INVITED FkOM REsPONsI.
hle railroad constructors who address box $50 New
iufk psst a9s~~l
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EXCURSIONS.

NOD FISHING EXCURSION, SUNDAY FEBRUARY
~ 6Sea Seth Low leaving Harrison ST., North
River :l5; 10th North RveF at :z5 9Th ST. East
River. 55 pier II East River at $40; whitehall
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w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLACK
THE PROGRAMME
of
REVEALS AND NOVELTIES
laid remainder Of the eompels the
Ager 70 announce the
LAST NIGHTS
OF byron's charming Comedy Of
MARRIED IN HASTE,
- with
Eh WALLACk .Gli3SJN
Other characters by Messrs JOHN GILBERT, Z. A. STE
NENsONt W. CARROLL, W. HERBERT J. W SHAN
NON. u: r. BROWNE, r. WARREN. j. PECK, Miss ADA
DnAS, Miss ROSE Isle and Miss z. THORNTON
Mr. Broughams hne Play, entitled
80 JOHN GARTH,
POWERFUL EFFECTS AND DRAMATIC INTEREST,
which has not been reproduced since lis
FIRST GREAT RUN,
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY z
with all the aid that
GREAT CAST,
CHARMING MUSIC AND
NEW AND PICTURESQUE SCENERY
give 20 its illustration
ETH AVENUE THEATRE
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-01

Pigeon shooting is new sport among the
Salina hunters. A pigeon-shooting match
'came off on the vacant land west of Geo. &.
Probert's Ninth street property. last Friday
afternoon. 1t was conducted by Mr.. S. ".
Jones-an expert in this business. He had
fixed the trap and marked the boundary lines,
and had some forty tame pigeons in cages,
About half hast o'clock the shooting COM
menced. There were Skancke, Carver. Fred.
Wildman. Seaton, Cunningham and Clarkson
all rated good shots. The word "ready''
pronounced, and up would go the pigeon
most of the time unharmed-and away it
would fly toward the neighboring church
spires. All of them seemed to be reigiously
inclined, as those who did not bite the dust
invariably anchored in some church tower
Frank Seaton made the largest score. Only
eight birds were killed. all told; and Salina S
best shots were on the ground. What was the
matter with the BOYS: