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Ben Tells Why IIe votsd Flfty-seven Times
fnr jon In tho Charleston Convention
.NHaeapolta Tribune,

Ben Tells Why IIe votsd Flfty-seven Times
fnr jon In tho Charleston Convention
NHAeapoltS 7r33unk.
The following letter was received few daJs
ago tY 4 gentleman Of this city:
DosroN, Mass, Jan. 6. 1sD-DEAR a1R: I
do not know as ought to write you to dc.de
bet, because y0u ought not to bat hut TO set
you right In q matter OF h4tory In which you
seem to be interested, allow mo to ssy shat In
tho Democratic Convention Ut Charleston, South
Carolina, In tho year 1850, yotcd tllty.scvcn
tlmea: a. remember IL, for Jefferson Davis,
Ut Mississippi, afterwards President Of tha Con
tolerate Statcs, - candidate for tte Dcmocrnth
party, for President lie was not before tht
Convention a. a candidate, for my vote snd that
Of one Of my co!lraguestworo thu ouly of,cs ht
had. ! believed him to bo representative mar
Of the suutli, and subscQuent events haro shown
That was right. And ! beloved thau, and he.
Iieye now, that II hn could have becn norniuAtcd
for President and elected, tho War would have
been sayctl, and tho attempted dsunIon pre-
vented. for he unuid have been chosen to be
President over thFty-tno 6tates, rather than
tlftcan, md my experience has been that tho
North always got mora consideration on 9ucs-
tions Of human liberty from Southern states
n,nn a President heforo the War ihsn It did
from Northern douRhfacc. and that remains
trus down to the present time.
Bxxz. r, BurLxa.
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had changed biz mind, and would not marry
her. Becoming desperate, abs went to drug
store and purchased twenty grains Of str5ch.
nine, telling the clerk she desired to kill rats
withlt Returning to her une'e's house, osro'
a beautiful Jencss, shout 80 years old. Her
relatives were telegraphed foF and arrived to-
daY. -..-......-
speefdf DfspdseA - T1s 7fferNk
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, jim. ia man named
w. II. iiart fell tn eonTuIstone In the Criminal
Court this evening about the time OF adjourn
ment, and said he had takan stfvchnfuo with
suicidal intent. The incident crested good
deal ol excitement By reason Of tho fact that II
vas the spot where 1ate killed Love not long
ago Phystcaaos were called int mo think prob
ably they can Aaye the mans life-> Tic gave rs q
reason for desiring death that he was out of
work md money. He left letter addressed to
awoman in st. Louis, where be sa5s he has rc'a-
fjvtA
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both RId<s Getting In Their Work.
New ORLEANS, La., Ian. 15-As the meeting
Of the Teller Committee to-day, Clement L.
Walker, attorney, Of Nev. Orleans, testified
concerning the election IN this dty; that he be-
lieycs the rofurua promulgated we're not indlea-
tive Of tho irue results. tho votes pollcd for the
Conservatives being counted for tho Democrats.
lie charged Renerutty that there we're lrrekularf-
ties and frauds In ths conduct Of tho election,
and safd,'" have sworn statements OF par
ties who witnessed frautls,'' Tho Ctixens'
party was denied representation at tue polls on
tho ground that It was not party but fac
tion. To judge from tho class Of men appotnt-
ed Commissioners by the Democratic party q
fair return Of the vote Was not expected. Tho
counting Of tho yoto At rho polls Was in moAt
instances made In secret or BY men Determined
to elect the Democratic ticket, and an salts
fed the statements Of the votes at many polls
made up for any deficit fu tho vote for tho DEM
ocratic pnrty, Aside from the falA.ty Of the
nadc-up returns, Illegal votes wero cast, there
being great dcat Of repeating. The Conssfva-
tlvr party was organized for The purpose Of put
ting respectable men tu Office.
Charles Lincoln. NJ. u, Randolph, all colored, Of
Concorl[a testified to general charges Of lntEmt-
dat!oa and fraud 10 the lato election.
u. l.. Walton, Of Concordia, member Of tho
BY the previous witnesses.
r. Kennel, colorcd, Coroner Of Concordia,
eala there weFe seven men killed, al cofortd.
Held IN tnqucat over six. Five wero hung and
ono shot. Some were killed In November, the
others in octobcr. One Tss shot, He was Ia
tho field picking cotton. Some mcn mounted
called him to the fencs and shot hlu,. Those
that we're hung wefs hung. at night. Don't
know thu mcn who did the hanging. Some Of
thu outlaws wc!s white, some bIsck. Comnao-
dora SmaI1wooa was drowned In Lake st. John.
They tied weights around niu, and threw him
in At night. About seventy OF eighty msn dtd
the crime. They drowned bin becAuAe theT
said he threatened to kill Brown and family. Ait
that was learned with regard to those killed wss
learned from co!orcd pcople Of the vicinity.
Gc0rgc Washington {coloretl) is resident OF
Concordln, Town of Vermtll!op, Coroner Of the
rar!ah. saw body Of about stxsy-dvc Or eey-
outy armed men prowling through the parish.
Recognized ono man In fle crowd--Ar. Young.
They wero going to Davtdson's plantation.
They captured sIx or aevco men, aIso sono
horses, one Of u,ine included. A few hours af-
ter heard that man WAS hung in the grave
YaEd. Went there aud found It waa Il. Smith.
lie was cut down by h.s own brother.
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dp&[T1f &H&Q4A<cA ~ 4aS 4F!RRT3k
DosconEL, WIS.,, Jan. 15.-QuiLs sensation
WAS created this evening IN tho city whom the
announcement WAS tnatls Of The changes In of-
ticers Of ths First National hank. Thero hare
been runors atloat fur soms wceks that there
would be change, but not generally believed.
THIS Iiou. Benjamin N. Coatca, one Of the old
cat. wcalth!csl, and most influential citizens,
was etectcA President. Ilo has bad much expe-
rfence In the banking huauess, having been tor
aoue ycar4 the President of tflis sanls bank.
and tue nuws Of his election MAS rect lved With
great pleasure. tbs Hon: Richard Meyer Ma
tiectcd Cashier, vice II. d. Ftllottosl. Mr. II.
yeara; he II man Of The highest business In
tegrity, yery popular gentleman. caretu! hnan-
clrr, and one who Will make friends for tho
bauk. Ills stcetlUu was lallso with delight.
Mr. Dwight T. Parker, was elected Ftce-FTeht.
dent. liz is n young gentleman oulY ~ years
Ut age, but ha4 shown tttnself one Vi tbs best
buttncsa men 10 tho county. and quite welltay::
NEW YonK, Jan. lo-M: l.. .. Mart!o' -
rlangc Of hts inability to lulalI hts con,racts,
mud liz suspension has been announced. Alaltir.
was prominent operator. Ills failure u duo
to the sharp rl4c In COS! shates. Ut which he was
ssAs 1.astayas'. % 4 Wc.ts9n wss bought in uu.iet
the rAlc iur hts account.
LAAslNu, NIGH. JA'l. 15.-lcurge W. fra'{,
mn assignment to-lay Tor the benefit OF hts cred
itors. ....
DAxooIs, Me-, Jan. lh-rhs stockhoidsrs Of
thy Traders Nalluual Rlnk hasu voted to
close busHess.
Eur.uLA, Ala. Jan. l3.-Tho Peoplo's Bank
has Suspended.
BAN FRANrIsco, Jan. 13.-Thn bucket shoFs
0f BERNARD, l.anslr X TO. and btedlnan Il Co.
hare suspended sud Eoue into ths hauda of the
bhcriG, who fuunl 10 asscts. although Euoa
tieal of money was taken Ia BY buth W 10 with.
IN an hour Or two of suspension.
The recrnt rise III tho market caused Z col.
lapse ln sacramento to-dsy.
Spsciut DIspa.eA 10 JAs 7S1hunA
hEInlr, Wis, Jan lA-Thc Citlzcus' Ma
ttonaE bank ol iselols l,aa Just lcrn organized
here, with . capital ut 450ilU The at1lcess Ars !:
President, II. r. Taylor; Vtcc-l'restdent, john
+ EeKart; ca.hisr. ". II. faumc4; p!recto1s:.
y. Z. aterrt, 4. b. Carpenter, ]. X lietgaEt, II.
+. TAYLOR, C. b. ealmuu, an4 ". II. Naunles.
MF. faylor comcA hers from Chj, ago and tuyests
capital ~ nearly the amount Of the banks raI-
ttal stucx. Tue plcc-Prrsitcut, 41f. Keigart, Is
ons Vt uur wrli-kuow1.. reliable. aud wealthy
cltlzens, aud l1r. Gaumts, tor several ysars Ut
tha tlrm Of Carpenter ~ Uauules, leading tfrY-
gools merchants ot Desoit, haa ample capital
aud good financial ability. Thu other stock-
holders art alaouy our Must substantial tust.
uess-iuct,
New ORLEANS, Jau. l5.-A lisx!eburst {sitsa. J
speGisl reports tho failure VI y. Daniel u Go.
Liabilities, $1u,u0.
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Oh. woman, In your honrs-l


G!harnnino ...........Mlis. Minnie Hank
ii 5nnt: 4im.:.: .ns III pa pann,
d. Wartoio n Tlsfsy
Ion n9asllo.............. .".....s'gnor Biguardi
MsselIins nIc ,hischa hal
l. conlesys... ....,....., 49,. . Mn,v. PaToIt
eusanaaa''".,... F. +Mtne. Marie Aozs
the.e afe u" operas with which Chicago ts
mose ta'aiiar shsn tho "Marstags OF Figaro"
~ .''a WIN 'us great n'slostsy u our opera-zosr
~ '*sos1tc' 1t VIA this faet That called out
~ 4af3a an Audiencs lust evening, notHlth-
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OMAHA, Seb,, Jnu. l5.-Ti,e t,naha Bfs re-
cc!Eed the following special thts evening from
kcarncy: 8. D. Richards was arrafgned and
tried to-tlny at Mindon, kcarncy County, OH
Charge Of numbering Peter Anderson swede.
OF, the 9th of December last. The Jury brought
In d verdict OF murder In tho frat degree.
Richards was scntcnccd to bc hanged april 20,
between 10 a. Ill. and y. I'll: 1ie was Indicted
nut not tried for the murder OF the 1lnralson
faully. liz appeared perfectly Indifferent.
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SUICIDE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jau. 13.-aliss IsosA eoIo-
mon, rcsldcut Vi Iiopktnsvillc, H., committed
xuAfde II tho Seaidrnca of her uuCle, u. Bis
singer, this city, GU account of unEequited Lore
She wsa engaged to geutleInAn Nrieg 10 Hop
kiasyllle, aud moving u the hest society tn that
playu. Miss aolouou arrived llcEs few xeeks
axo, aud wat to bare tern married Oh her rcturn
to HopkiusytlIe. Yestc1d4y evening sAp TO-
celyed letter from her s1laueed saying that hs
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...... ..,i*s ~, ~. .,.
A TRIBUNE scpo'tes ea"en y" "!'' AeasY
Mapfcson, husband Of Niue; hoze' last evening"
to psccrtaLn from that gentleman SUCH facta 10
III. ,rc,o,,ca "a he felt d!sposca to 1usufsl,,
t.,,,-. ,,t.,r,0ot.a Win rcfcrcncn n, M
u"on os.as lntunss" :. =. ran1,oa ,,,s, 80 sss
"m'sohuefdtanu'!R, 10 3ep''s' 'l'as "e*
easily explained"
What pfoyoked nv
- ,f,Ic unuk,e tcfusal 10 oerupy the dress.
s' ".s.,:s - aso t,.,.to nj r,c, .,,.
!ng-Foom oslghea nes' e"o t.s"ts. apou ep'
plopriatinK that used bY Nine. ltoze'" -
II Wus there any difference III them, either In
&,,,,,t ~ confors nr accessibility to the starel
.,,,.,ovor ,ur ftnvcr,v Ind n,.roa
HoAe "1a -. .n;, III. =, 49,
two dress'ug'sooms. one on eaen % s.oe ,,I Of tae
etagc, for tho comfort Of ths IcauloE laulcs.
Yoth were alike in Ill respects. and could not be
mule lis subject NJ complaint. Cul. slau.es0n
nssb,nai to MIss liauk lie room on the right Of
tl,u staue, facing ths audience. This was DUO
Of, account of tAs requirements Of ttlc Opera
M,ne. Iiose wss namcd to occupy tho roon
opposite because Of the sama reason.. Her Gu.
Inst act she 10 obliged to change her dress three
t[inca, which requires tho greatest Epeetl IUskl-
LIa. Ii Wa thought for thcap reasons that the
rom mentioned was better suited fur Nine
lIoxe. aud arrangements With that view were
couhumnloted.n ~.
uWhcn did bile. Qauk tlEet signify her Fe-
fuaal IL AbIuu by this arrangement"
..About I o'r1ock Tuy father was notified By
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llONLE1'a LII EAlfE.
There was not much pleasure to be derived
from last evenings ro.perusal Of 'tEgcrybody's
Friend" for It was apparent that one Of the
principal actors had not his heart In tho work,
and that some Ut them had not learned their
lines very well. Sir. Dillon's performance in
the role Of dfa|or UeBoofs wns wofully lacking
In almost everything TINT was wnnt to make It
one Of his most amusing comic portralturcs. 1t
was utterly eotor!cse, poutless, and extremely
dull. The reason for this probably was that tho
audience VIA unusually amnlf, but that is
poor excuse for an artist, who should al.
wavs do bis best, and forget that ho
has al audience In front Of btn,. As It Was, lie
merely "walkcd through tic part" and tin
fortunately he succeeded in communicating
some Of his apathy to hts fellow artists. Df[ss
Lcttte Allen appeared to be nervous and uu-
certain, get sfe pintcd the part OF Nrs !SardHs-
dom Id really pleasing and spirited manner.
Mr. John B!atkdct, who took tho part Of Frank
1esorook, was the only member Of IL. company
who seemed perfectly. at home. antl Tho rcn-
farce "1o oblI0e benson" Dillon wakencd up
Into 1omcthinE OF Ills old cotnic spirit, and
managed to send hts Lcarers home in QDol
hutnor. The same bill will bc repeated this
evening, It ts to be Hoped in more tllligcnt
spirit. Tomorrow night Mr.. Dillon has
bcucft, when ho will appear In tIrrc dtifercbt
picces, one Of which Ia "1ho Irish Lion," and
another "Romeo Jaffcr JenKlus."
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 1J.-rAe discovery was
made to-day of u deficit tn tho o.lics ii Sheriff
Wallace, ul this county, of $43Oo0 No CT
panatiou ret given.
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conductor had less intelligent and self.reKant
orchestra, tho opcra might hnve gone 10 p'ed:s.
As It uAs, tho conductor moro than once had to
call the attention Of those On the stagc not ,c-
cause they were not capable OF performing Their
work admirably nndet different circumstances,
but because those who were in no way rcspoN'i-
bio for tho wrctchet business going on arouml
them xcrc embarrassed, and with good rea-
son. Tue 1art.ng. xns too Obvious to
fssspas fssssa ssf ssff' on 'n lie .ase ' IN ' Il
rosittro rudcness. Fur tho brat Time
In mnny years there were some IN
the audience who manifested their intlienatlon
gencral ?ltere wcrc bright tpots, hero atM
there 10 tho performance. Mario Hhze, VINO
eang Susaanah for the lrst tsno In this country.
Ii,ade thoroughly conscientious effort, though
tho intricate aud long f'nals Of the first act her
voice was oVcrpowerel when the septette was
rcaehcd, where It should have topped all others;
Is ito tempo Is independent Of tho oters, and
rccitatIvc, however, whs charmtngly given, md
tho sweetness and beauty Of her voice md the
frequently Displayed at tlcir best; Il
4 unfortunate lowever tnat ;ho ,,d.t sneaa ~
q nusicnl label. afnn!c liank's success sun,.
med itself up in tho *'Foi che sapcte.h whtch
WAS DELIGHTFULLY."- sung n1d received M encore,
pat tliG CauxQticlt1 WIS not given HUT AHt "
tho scene III which It occurs. and much oil her
business was muttlatcd. There wcrc hero md
there flashes Of very pleasant htimor, put az
wtiule, It WAS very disjo[ntcl Eheru3iHo. The
new baritone, uaiassf, though Ill at case from
circumstances over which lc had no CONTROL
proved himself lirst.rato artist, an excellent
singer, aud capitat actor, wftla mnnllncss OF a.
pearanco nnd Refinement Of style That were very
grateful. In hls LANDS Figaro was never
clown, ~ he Ia too often mn'lc,. hut a
character marked by tho rotlicklng nature,
llnrnlcfs abqndpn. and tho mcrcuFinl trails with
which BcaltnnrchaIs originally tnrcstea tho
part Ia hfs remarkable comedy. Atmc. rarodt
alton Ut thu Coan.ess, an deserves to divide the
credit With Marie lsozc for tho encore which
was gtyeu tho "f.cttcr duct" Del rucnte was
VERY careful and correct in his work, but did
not slug with hts customary spirit. Lie, too,
seemed to 10 under tho cioul. I''a a minor
hEirnarii; and Marcd'i"a, Nine. Lablaehe, wure
ConsIdetcd as whole, tho performance Wi
not SUCCESS. Ono does nut need to tax the
memory to rcrnenlDcr tcttcr ones. AZ the dct}c
| unctcs do not grow out Of any wunt Of ability on
of RiYtng tho work successfully, It u evidently
! Col, htaplcson's duty to put hts foot down prct
! tY hard somewhere or on somebody 50 thai
thrro tnay hc no repetition Of suct. wratcllet
work. TllB TRIBUNE rlsuwhrre presents ths
statetncnts Of tho interested PARTIES ns to- t!it
| work, tho nur!ts Ut the performance, is cot
ccsucd. there is no need Of interviewing o.
| counter.stntnlncnts.
THIS evening ali will bo peaceful. "Lucta !
| wift bs givcn, With Nine. 0ctster In tho tittt
| role aud : very powerful cast. 1t promises t.
| bo the most notable performance OF tue opcr1
over given here, aud ona tint will DO long re-
| r1Af1hArA4.
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o!s III 1kss I TIE 1kEHtF9973 TIT
CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 1a.-John Back, Post.
master OF Frcncht,,rv, KY. WAS arrested yes
tcrtlav. charged with rtAlnC valuable letters. 1t
IL alleged that tIu had hrs,kcu os'su upw aFoa Of
thirty letters Iurtn9 tic last thEeo months.
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ST.. PArr, st,nn., Ian. 15.-Judre Nelson, Of
the United statcs District Court, this morning
ttsued writ Of hAheas enSpus for Deputy
Sheriff Burke, and will tomorrow hear tho
case. On account Of this proceeding, Judge
Flint, Of tho Municipal Court. has adjourned
the examination Of Burke On tue charge Of lid
ospp,ug I'll hontiay next Should he bo dis
charged by Judge Nelson, IL Is understood he
will be Immediately rcarrcated by Washington
County authorities on two charges,-for tho
arrest Of Frank at Saltwater, Saturday, and for
fcionious assautt upon WcrslovItz,, Frank's
clerk, which latter charge conslsts Of drawing
pistol on said clerk md assauttinR HIN With q
piece Of board.
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all Ills property 10 his bont1smen. Soon after
Wallacc vas installed In oTTtcc, he was tried In
the United statcs Court and convicted OF pro-
curing Illegal voters. He was sentenced to pay
fine Of 800 and 10 be imprisoned for short
term. On consideration Of his family, the teu-
tence OF imprisonment waa rcm!ttcd. He was
elected In tho campa'gu OF 1875, when tue rally
Ing cry Of tbs Democracy was economy and re-
form. The case Involves IN afternoon Repub-
1Ican newspaper In somewhat unpleasant wnY,
and has Other features OF especial local interest
SHOOTING AFFAiskTs ST. CHARLES.
spte.ai Dfspateh ta 1hs Trtb'tns-
ST. CHARLxs, ILL.,, Jan. 15.-MnfshAl Lake Ar
rested man named Michael Lawler yesterday,
and he was brought bofnra Justice
Elliott npon the charge Of an as"
sanIt, with intent to kill, upon
the person OF Capt. Kelley, OF this city.
about Revcn months aEuce. It socns that Kelley
was sitting quietly in bis house about 10 o'clock
oue esentn9 last june, when an unknown per-
BOD outside suddenly fired pistol, the ball
penetrating the window and wountlinR Kelley.
Tho secret as 10 the alleged wou,d-be, murderer
was dlsctoted on Monday BY one Welsh, step
son Of lawlcr. 1t is supposed that LawlcF was
Jealous OF Kelley, and charged him rith Ia.
miltarfty With his wife. The prisoner was con-
fined in tbs tai1 At Geneva In default Of 600
hail, to await the action OF the 1raud jury.
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TIE CJACQUE.

There IL story in regard 70 Nh Incident that
happened during tho performance, md aftor
Altsa I1auk had made her Appearance Dur
Ing the day abe sent over for twonty tickets,
which were given her By Col. biap1eson, although
It va, directly agalnst the rules. When the
trio between 1Iaus, Roxc, and Ga'ussl Ind been
finished, thc:e we're loud calls for an encore.
ONLY Rozc and Ga'assl appeared. however, whom
from, these seats mentioned aboss there
was . very lceldcd hiss, followed
by calls for unak from tho c1acqucrs seated
tfIrre, Again tho encore WAS called for, and
again only un'assl and isoze appeared, although
Miss Hnlk cana In nluno shortlJ altcr. Tho
fialassi aud Nine. Noze appeared to bo about
to sing, Miss uauk suddenly left the stage.
lilo incident was wttnessed by several persons,
and the WAY lit which Miss 1lauk'h seats WcEo
used was evident to almost urerY one.
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her .atcn. to give the part nti the necessary
could nEvc It. Mmc. 1soz@ had not been en-
aAecti hs a leading arttst In tho troupe, and,
cven II she had, she could not CON. IN and ~
sumo extraordinary privileges and take the
dressing -rnon that hnd been set ast!o
No comparison had been tnads t'e-
tween Mme. Nozc and Mtss llauk a. aEtlats;
this public we'll know how that Was. Regarding
tho salary run1or, The gentleman said Miss Hnuk
did not choose 10 saf anything about that at
Tint moment, and is to tcatnusfes existing
we'll, he would not make snJ expression. Miss
IIauk had been subjected TO some annoyancea
OF si.nilas Kind before, the gentleman mootetl,
but he would rather the great public should not
know Of such ,htngs; 1t tthe great pun{ic) did
not understand these matters a. staRo"srt'sss
did.
Col. Map1cson had not nado any explanation
to Miss I3auk about the 1rcsaing.roorn affair,
but he thuught he would apoioa!ze to sft.s
JEauk today, and every thing would be all fRhs
again. Ilo rcpested tho little episode Of the
evening to the reporter, and hoped that be
would K!7e Miss Hunks statement subst tant!alay
ns she had authorized him to make It. Tho
gentleman gave tte reporter to understand that
l,e was representative Of tho press thc did not
say what ncwspnperl and all Le desired wa
cof,act statement. Tie reporter promfaed to do
h!s leycl bc}tt and departed.
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ACCIDENT TO GEN. SlGEL.
New YonK, Jau. 15.-Geu. Bge! met With q
pa'uful aecldcnt Sunday near bis residence ut
Morriaania. Ile s!'ppad on tho ice, fell, and
broke his leg.
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IfAUK-ROZE.
The War Of the Dressinq-
Rooms
Which, Interfered with "The We'd
ding Of Figaro"
Tho Singing Before the Curtain and
tho Scolding Behind 1t.

). Mapleson's Version Of the Unpieas
antncss---niiss ffauk's Surrender.
., by PROXY. Gives Hor Side Of tho In
teresting Affair.
lE PnrsIA DONNA's VENGEANCE
Hsp ierk torla.
II wss rttua Donna
tMy fortnus here pirdge.
My ttfe and sacred hunor,
That ehall not al1ree
In tho ballad that shall follow
4 fact about her cU1erS.
OF dresses md ut towrlsi
t1ce matrimonial offers;
THO huraes, cats, and poOdles
That arc within her gals:
Tf,tnga that she has renchant foff
Or things that she doth hate.
Ennpht of this. rentIe reatuf,
Hhal1 Risd unto thee:
It IL not marked tht1 ballad
il not snnrked 0dp.l
ILL.,
1t was Pr1ma Donna.
In the soft Italian tongue
Her name VIVA bixnura icct-
t'Twss fftckA before sha snnC}-
8hd wns both young and pretty,
And It w84 but a few
Weeks Ftfce she'd nsAde In opera
Her pronteiug debut.
Annther Prti1a I3oanh
Wns In the company.
Thu famed AnIlx Utunnl-
fg1 eiuh, v n,pttrm,"r y ~ .p''"
shs III eS.r,nrt H. nnhtic n p.r.s.
eno nn mHu snnr hofo,c ~ ~ pI ts.s,
a"' 1ou'- 'st''' ''s ~sa''
80
..... W.
On. Woman. what time sickness
And pain do wiring tho bron;
a mtntstortng angel
Nine ttfnce in ten art thou.
hui thore arc other occasions.
When they 10 OF do not wiring,
Tint thou lhyself t1tsplayest
As auIto the othcr thing.
There is naught mo loyt uf wpmR
IL able to sutpaBr,
According 10 tho Wias Man
pat | Scr Sato III" i. sven @ stronger,
AZ you'H lind It her you rcI,
Hence Why y thefo such stg*
In " celestial nosnne .,
0l tho opesatio staRc!
Whatc'cr may bc tde rcason.
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Inat an anee! ol the A&ge II @nsk
a demon OF the pts'
v.
tween these two prime dopuS
4 deadly feud abode.
know not what 'tyaa born at.
And rstter 'spect It 0roWed,
Each would. contemptuoue, 0fRRls
When her r{yal had 10 s!uR,
And each spoke Of the other
a. TINT stChit " or tbnt tThinK."
fcci would "A that Brunni
Waa In 1no yoIco indeelt-
For Aer-and Dfupnid snswer
Jcct did onlY need
No one tlat didn't know music
Coula possibly dniceL
10 Iagoa the waF ~ tho papsfs
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1rn.noxo s,,ro,. ,ee,
bland Al mild spring day.
uai9 that sooa eeho1tte.
II any on0' Z Aaatrttd
UnfrIdndlY feelings glow
IN my breast Tar Mnuanls HFn1nA
Hos told 'ttsn't.EU.
Why. stf. tyc1t u that 1adF
iad d006 wrong 10 INV ....-
Twould II b*con,s ms II ahould
wnsts!er sts"s ~ III ra'nt{. nt n,.v h.
Tu her atoau uwu:
Liatrn, ant Tor My ksalstuds