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have much time for my tour. to Switzerland.
Regards to ull. Yours very truly,
DRAMATIC NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOTES:
"Cin.lerclla at School" has been revived,
and is running to good business ut Days
Theatre i'll New York. "
The Salisbury Trpnbadours willproduce IN
this city OIL the occasion of their approach
ing engagement ut uooley's their now play Dy
Bronson Howard, entitled IAN Amateurs
Benefit"
Gus Williams new play, called Wanted,
a Carpcntcr,' by Col. 4. 3. Calhoun. OF tho
New York Lcdgcr, and C. T. Lanigan, OF the
New York World. will be produced at Me-
Vicker's Theatre Sept 5.
A. Il. Cazauran wus in the city yesterday.
lie returns tn New York to-day to make ar
engagements for the production Of lis version
Of '.Miclael Strogotf'' for the klra1rys at
Booths Theatre two weeks hence'
"Concy Island; or, Little Ethel's PRAYER"
Theatfe, Ms a StevF %eW ' YORK. was vas not produced
by the = .1lar company, but BY All outside
organiz;ss.an which hired the theatre.
One Of the new plays brought over BY Mr..
Florence is Il lake-uif OH the estlletlc craze;
The dresses which Mrs. Florence llns ilau
style One robe is embroidered with sun-
flowers.
Mr.. Dion Boucicault has taken his two
girls. P:trice and Nina, from the school at
which they were bculg educated III Germany,
the one aged 1G and the other Il, and brought
them both Out OIL the stage Ill London III one
Of his pieces. lie intends to play them
through the English provinces.
The contract between Kossi and katharine
Rogers has not yet been signed, because the
Italian tragetlian proposes 10 import his own
.J}tlict- Miss Rogers has received an 0tter 10
play with the Union Square company ut
Chicago, but Is considering Il proposition 10
Il 81 f1f ~
1Iaverly's new theatre is making wonder
down tile walls. Tile present expectation y
that the formal opening of the house will
take place Sept. 10 with grand concert, and
the regular dramatic season will begin tho
following Monday, Sept. II, with Robson
and Crane III 'Twclfth Night"
Fred Vokes is Il humanitarian. At Niagara
Falls the other day, 4 luckless dog rolled III
to Ill inaccessible point at tile foot OF the
cliff The rock was ut one side, the water ut
the other, and starvation stared ut the prute
Mr.. Eokes felt for the suffering canine. LIE
procured rope. with which !c let down
box, and with intinit persuasion at last in,
<luced the dog to get in. Then lie holstcd
away, and the boN was almost landed OH the
level land, 3J0 feet above, when the bottom
fell out.
On Oct. :, at the Boston Museum, "liappy !; Ey
tho1S o,sinnV SnIaiS roced d9G e?ti a1 iis Prince
nf Wales Theatre, London, OIL the ri Of last
February, will be performed for the first
time in America. This piece is one OF the
very few successful ones Of tue past season S
tstnetic craze that dominates fashionable
England and bears considerable resemblance
to ~ Serious Family" except, however,
that the satire is directed not against a1lster-
ity and hypocritiral assumption OF piety, but
against The fol1ies of the day.
II.
, 1881-08-14
THE WORLD.

The series Of pictures given unaer the conf
prellcnsiye title Of "Tle World" continues
to be exhibited at McVicker's Theatre TO the
delight of largo audiences. Whatever may
be the defects of the play as 4 dramatic COM
position, it has wonderful drawing powers
Never was 4 season at McVicker's more pros
perously begun. It is due to the scenic art
lists. the mechanics, and carpenters to say
that they have done their work in 1.-The
.World'' faithfully and well. 1t is the testi-
mony Of those who have seen the play both
Ill London and New York, that it is better
presented at AIcVicker's than in either Of
those cities. Tie acting here is certainly ca
pable. During the week Miss Grace Roth,
local actress Of much promise, supplied at 4
moments notice the place of Miss Proctor, anu
acquitted herself so well that she will prob
ably be engaged permanently. Miss Proctor
has been SERIOUSLY i'll. but is recovering.
"'Ihe World" will run two weeks LONGER.
Persons are turned away every .rool night,
and the houses are comfortably filled even i'll
hot weather.
, 1881-08-14
Tho yyealtlsfest Colorad Nan in Georgia.

kllEfhtf I}spH!EH 10 t'tIAc&HHH{k I.Hf4sIfF
Ills nutne is Henry Todd and he lives at DarIen.
III this State. When youth his master died and
left him his freedom :ts reward tor hts fath-
ful attention during tho Shareholders last Sick
ncss, Young Todd was 81, esteemed by the FAM
fIy that thcy Insisted OH his remaining i'll their
ctnploy ind paid hin, Il handsome sula:y- 4lc
was i s3rr Of assistant oycrsccr M rho plantu-
ton. BY the kindly AID OF white frieads he soon
became landowner, aud then prosperous
farmer. In few years his AUnirs Showed the
result of Industry and natural business Illeut
in Il anug littie fortune. His quiet manner and
strict llpri;hIness Guarded hun trom the bitter
prejudice which in rinse days both races felt for
tho free ngger." Henry Todd soon had
enough money to hold slaves himself, anu he
purchased severhl as matter Of economy.
When the Confederacy tell he lost twenty ne
eros :.nd sotne money in Confederate bonds.
This severe blow was In . measure countcract-
cd by his good fortune, having On hand IL crop
Of cotton, which then demanded 5Y cents a
pound. After rha War be continued his furn-
ing operations, but. also engaged In tho lumber
business. Ills remarkable SUCCESS continued,
and to.d'lr he owns two large lumber mills nnd
exports very extensively. He Is Is years old
and has au excellent education. He is worth
$lO0, ,00l in good Investments He lives In neat
country home. surrounded by Il family of tive
, 1881-08-14

H1tht SHlnbnh-
Otnkeya, tho master OF I'M inn fn certain
town In Isc Province, added the profession OF
murderer to his other business When he OBJ
served that any solitary traveller who visited
him seemed like man OF money he always con-
Quoted him to m inner room. where he slew him
in tho middle of the night Then, after despoii-
ing the corpse. he threw it into cellar e1ctvat-
ed under tho floor OF the roou1- Many were bis
yictin1s and the hotel being ln extensive build
ing tho course Of cruel crime was pursued unde-
tected. At the end Of Inst mouth, however, q
knto merchant VINO stopped in the house and
grew suspicious, owing to an offensive smell
tried to open the door, but it was locked on the
outside This 1nndo him more fearful: nn<
hence he removed the mats and hoor-boards
under which he discovered. to his great alarm
many bloody corpse5 lying one on the other.
Finding no other method Of escape from the i'm.
pending catastrophe, ho entered the hola and
hid himself under the pile OF victims. Shortly
afterwards three r!,ttians cnme into the room,
and not finding the traveller, thrust their sworsls
into tho cellar Two or three times, piercing the
corpscs, but not touching the merchant, who re-
manned unharmed, HIS the points OF the bade4
just missed his head. Not hearing any sound,
tho ln,lrderers imagined Tint the traveller had
succeeded In making his escape, and they them
selves run away in terror. Later on the mer-
chant succeeded In getting out OF the house, and
Nude his report to the police, who Immediately
arrested the fnnkcepcr- =.
, 1881-08-14
A. N, PALMER ABROAD,

We are permitted to print the following
very interesting letter from Mr.. Palmer to
Mr.. Cazauran concerning dramatic affairs
abroad. It is full Of news to the profession:
PARIS, Jhy my DEAR Nix CAzAuRAS:
@ Of o dn st m rs 3iS, al
to the Frcuvhes in regard to - French Fints,
but do not believe they nre golag to use your
version. "Wyndhalu asked me the other day in
London about Courtai;le, and said 1e h:td au-
tnurizcd the Trenches to telegraph But il you
could see the Kind of Thing they DO III Loudou
you would know. that they wonlu ne. or use ANY,
thing us virile as your Translation Of Les
Locataires dc n. Blonteau. saw at the St. James
Theatre Il Performance Of coruis T. Felicia =.
Such performance and stich translation
would have made sou sick 1t did inc. Bur
there Is little curious, close corporation in En-
gland Uf whom tho managers are afraid, ami
i verify believe that play not dune by one Of
them would be d41nned immediately. There is
Only one theatre iss London alrd that is lrvEgs.
to tho COMPANY ut the CnmGdie Frl1:nise here
it is by far the best have seen Oil this side Of
the Atlantic. Irving is L fine, sensible MIN. !
met him ono evening and had 4 pleasant chat
with't1iu. Waen return to England hcpe to
know hin, better. saw Booth aud him play to-
gethcr in "Othello."-booth rs oate.o and Irving
US I0go.
There are two clever people In England-ner-
hal's thrce-whom would like in Amc.icas- hut
l am afraid they a'e all unuviabIe. Coghtun
has given up all idea Of leaving in-
gland for tie present There are no.
plays In London worth b,lying: nor can hear of
Prrtrc," Voyage dA=rcmont," and. at the
Fraucais, lie Monde au Pom S s'Ennuiv.'' Di-
yorcons - is the r,sticst exhibition ever saw.
and not to be thought OF. ~ Lie t.,:tre" is dull
aut pr.acny. Acting III s. Divorcons.' by Chau-
mont, something wonderful; acting In LIE
pretre,' '' by Tail!ardc, not as good as should
expect from Mines Leyick. 'Euyage L Agrc-
mont Is Il very clever little comedy, and NAV
buy it. but do not yet know. Il is clever aud. In
the French, very. funny. Vie Monde Is Il
tell me its success is purely local. It IS
printed and 1 shall send it to you.
THO performance of it Is wonderful. They have
the most splendid array OF women on the stage
at the Fraucais have ever seen. Madeline
Brohan, Samary, and Rcichcn,bers al have
good parts: and how they do play them! If q
man could find an American Sauary!
like Paris very much. So far the things
which have Impressed me most are the tomb OF
Napoleon, the panorama Of the Siege OF Paris,
and picture Of Bouguereau's saw the other
dag at the Luxembourg. am taking my time
and doing Paris veil. Consequently shall NOT
, 1881-08-14
TO THE COMET.

[The following lines were suggested by cou-
versation respecting the grand purpose of conl-
e tna peH5y IF ns { M na
origin OF the planets, i'll opposition TO tue ncb-
ulAr theory.
Thou wondrous stranger OF the starry night,
F'la.ne-ushcred to the world astonishcd sight,
With burning mass and blaze attended train,
SubltEncy coursing tn ethereal nlnlIl, .....
Comst tnou from some unknown and gloomy
Beyond where widest fancy darcs explores;
Where frozen yoidncss lies Il: reAseless death,
Nor ever felt .: ray OF Summers breath:
And endless Wititcr n sets I nis Isl, iey seal:
Or hast thou, lit thy swift and boundlcss race,
Advanced. 50 lar in universal space
That thou hast seen aud cnui.ht, and thou alone,
Some burning ray from the Creator j throne,
Which flame Pro:nethean We proudly bring,
As Royal tribute to our Solar King?
Thou mighty messenger, wilt thou reveal
IT, II, mysteries Ut space? Answer the appeal
Whether thou art al embryonic world
Through trackiess space In heightened orbit
hurled
To gather up the mctcoric spray
Showercd through the relu ot Natures endless
Till, with accumulated mass and force,
Thou art constrained to the more bounded course
Of older or,S that had ut iirSt begun
In like eccentric orbits round the Sun?
Tell 1ls, thou bearer t' the 1orch of Heaven.
II Nature. unto thee has knowledge given
OF the ssr .sld purpose Of thy mystery
Tell Us OF our planetary history!
And tell u7 ri the destined future when
Recording Ti!flc AA5 th;tl|7n away his pen,
And VENTS, E;trth, ul1 Mercury, and Mars,
Old Gnd wrinked. Wander among the stArsI
Then, shall t'lcj aut ordained I'LL else must,
Sluk aud dissolve to NATURES fiery dust7
Suhtirncly grand the spectacle would be
Our planet Enrtl's tremendous death to secf
l1tfcte ana did. useless, hMrrcn ball,
II welcomes death. und rusacs to its fall
Nearer ulld nearer circtiug in its run,
II 'ladly plun-cs down into the sun!
Thea. up tho fierce. creulHtir, flames arise.
lighting all s1rsee, like boni;rt-Iiyhted sk;c5I
New heat, new life spread through the Universe,
Maturing orbs and infant worlds TO nurse.
Perchance, in course Of planetary life,
Who're swings green Earth. with joy and beauty
rife.
Majestic Jupiter. shrunk to size
Terrestrial, shall roll nltng the skies!
Whist III bis place. thy pttSenr Dluxing car
Shall cnlH.iy shine but as the Ev>nlng Star!
Aud thou, forgctful OF tuy fiery BIRTH,
GroS5 and substantial us the Silid Earth,
Shall view with Awe-struck, SuperstitiOus gaze
The future comets dread, portentous blaze!
Thus, like succession OF some mighty race,
\ proud ono falls-anOrher tuzes his place,
Till fhsEnlx-iike; in its ozn natal fire,
Ihe SYSTEMS centre shall Itself expire.
O,l Natures funeral pyre sublitnciy burn,
Tie uilivtrse his metetrc urni
-Ue Fit c. Cooley III st. Paul Pioneer-Press
, 1881-08-14

TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.
TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE QUE
i numerous patrons throughout the city. we huya
established Branch Offices In the different Divisions
is designated below. where advertisements will bG
taken the same price charged at the Main Or
dee, altf will be received urttt O'Clock u
SOUTH DIVISION.
]. & Il. SfMNS. Booksellers and statoncrs, LII
Tweuty-secUnd-St.
": +. BOGAlSr, pr,lsxlst. CAS- Cottage Grove-ay.
northwest cOrucr Thirty-nfth-st-
JGDSOS S. JACOBUS, Druggist aEH 1nd!ana-ays
corner 1hfErv-hrst-st-
il W. BUCHANAN. Druggist, corner Thirty first and
State-sts. ...
L. SCHKEtKEK, Druggist tss West Lake-st.. cork
OF Sheldon.
i: !. DhuEnL, Druggist 50: South Ha1sted-st.
II. +. KRAFT. Druggist Gil West Madlson-sl, corr
JAS. 81. KINKLEY + CO., Druggists, l3s soutb
ualstet-st-- corner Of Adams. .x...
MILLs' I'lIAitMACf, J. ". WAINWRIGHT 81
West Mndson-st-. corner Ogdeu-av.
TIL. SON:S1CIiSES, Druggist, I'D Blue 1sland-av.
corner OF Twelftll-st
ii. G. ii lERK1CK, jeweler, NewsdealeE, and Fann
Goods. 7W Lakc-st. corner Lincoln.
AUGUST JACOBSON, Druggist. Isl North Hnlstedt
NORTH DIVISION.
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CIark-st-, corner Division.
F. NJ WILLIAMS CO, Druggists. 6i5 Larsabee"
I0ui3 W. Il SEEBE. Printing and Advertising
Agent, News and Stationery Depot k35 + Dtvslo"-ss.
, 1881-08-14

The following list of attractions for the
coming season may be depended upon rs at
curate, having been furnished to THE Tn1b-
uNE III each case by the manager concerned,
except the list for 1laverly's Theatre, which
is made up from outside sources: .....
McVickers misunderstanding "The " orld.
y. u. Curtis in "sa,n.l of Posen," a great New
York success; Gus Williams; Joseph Jefferson,
with Rose Wood rs leading lady; Lawrence Bar
rett, who vii! produce his new play. !" Pennrts- M
On founded on "Ihe ilylS a 2t Inc M'ns ny, ~ !.
Hermann; ''All the Rage company: John I.
Raymond in :. Fresh, the Atnerican" Mary All
can company: Annie Pixley.
liunley's T,leatre-Fanny Davenport sup
years.: j. K. E1nmet: .'Tno Galley Slave" BY
BARLEY Campbell: Willie Edouns company in
the Salisbury Troubadours; Herne's Hearts Of
Oak .; Nat G Goodwin's " Frolipues" in their new
play, 4The Member from Socum -: n company
not :: John sleeper Clarke in his humorous de-
years.: John \: Stevens in "UGsnow2
Kee Kes'fs Rankia I1'es IL @rne Danites wi!l:am
and SUSAN" and s'4y''; Golfers "Bankcr's
Daushter".:r- Joe Murphy: Lillian Cieves;
The new season will open Two Weeks hence with
tho Henrietta yaders company.
Grand Opera uouse-The Union Square com.
pany beginning Aug x IND - con!11nE M G;ht
sell; Milton Mobiles: 1.-THE Legion of Honor y
company. including picrcy. Lewis Morrison. and
Hariic; Frederick 'Pauiding; Minnie palncr;
Baker ana Farrcn; Jay lilal combination IN
'.uncle Tom: Emma Abbott; stahn's comic
opera company; Boston Ideal opcr. company;
the Comley- Barton comic opera company; ttls
Acme opera company; E. T.. Kcc's bnrlcsquc
opera.
SON and Crane. Sept T., IN their new version of
.-Twelfth Night -; John McCullough, the Elncllc
Melville English Opern company: j. II. Maple
sons grand opera for two weeks; Louis Altirich
in".My Partner; Miss Jennie Lee IN her great
London representation or Jo from Bleak
Housc" Lester Wallack; james O Selil and coHl-
pany in deacon Crunkct''; and tpossit'lyl
Den1nan Thompson, who however, is claimed
by McTicker.
, 1881-08-14

Mr.. uooley still clings to the idea OF OPEN
ing regular comedy season III the season Of
1928 in connection with Mr.. DAILY. The
latter is also attached to the idea. 11ooley's
had average houses last season for forty-two
weeks OF SS33,GG33S So GG33S per week; and if he could do
nearly as we'll with 4 stock company,
when the profits would belong to the
house, he is satisfied there would be
money in the scheme. Both Mr.. 1Iooley and
Mr.. DAILY are liberal and jutlicious managers.
The former made great Sacrifices in his at
tempt to give Chicago a suitable comedy the
atre, and would have succeeded if lie had not
BEEN crippled by the 1ivc and the panic. It
would BE- poetic justice it the attempt should
finally be successful under the management
Of the one who first made it 50 braycly.
, 1881-08-14
children, who enjoy the iuxuries OF life. Every
summer they leave the coast aud spend the hot
months ut Il house which they own in one Of tho
cool mountain nooks OF North Georgia.
AN ENGLISH WEDDING.
Tho Marriage OF Lard Colin Campbell
to nIl.s Bf00d.
fa.I EE.aafh

Tho Marriage OF Lard eol1n Campbell
to NIi.s Blood.
London Truth
No,,or bo,1 hrf,o n 1ove1fcr wedding mo..n,n.
.,s'. m.N1s,.'.. . ~. nno s,,, e.],a- h":.s.14
thau 1uufs''''s 'asl- Ano 9a" onouo o''eut's'
but not so overpowerln2ly ns on the preViou1
days on the grass and trees TINT make the small
churt.hynrl of the Savoy Chapel so beautiful
,rh1,o ~, fr,e,,ds or Misc nlonl er3 Tnn5
"na.e .no I1.'ua y. ,1 ~ =. s..1 ..osa
Colin Cnmpbelt wore assemhied 10 witncss tnetl
marriage. Some Of tho youthful brtdes,nn'ds
who had arrived very carly were much cxor-
o,,a1 as t ,hotro tha, ,vra n f,,; In ,ta tr,a.,
procession at the gaze or Ut tne enurcn door.
Tho latter proved to be the order Of the day,
Shortly after the six ladies' In thei,
pretty blue, lace-trimmed muslin dresses
, 1881-08-14
YYIaaf II MeallS.

The followInsIs from Ctipper eradvertisement:
!" Wunted-A good understander: one thnt can
catch so,nersaults from three high down, and
hold for three hoh spotter. Ihat means cir,
clls performer to be one OF three tumbIerg and
bold the TWO Others In feats OF posturing and
sumersault1nH.
, 1881-08-14
DIVORCES.

II
r,rc,,,T rn1,ur.
,r,, c;n.,;t t,c,,-ts 49, nil Iva coo,, h,, 4ha
ae ta;,}ns GJ .,to,n eh.v: Gni+a ,5f-
same amount, as the Superior Court The
iSWs: nSy5:s u 'no ous'''esS ~ "'''' '|' - ~
r,.o, ,,,,,,,or ~ e,,,+a J,,Iv ! 1a5n to =
1uly L. 1ol ,,i;s ,;;:,o:o; - "ho", sn
N4.t, H..o. ~ ~ ata. o..aa a1i,,. nf,n,t An1,l
ntit,,t.S. .-o.oo t,ffod Is1
DecrttIs Of divorce srautcd ,..,..,..... :s,5
ChnucGry cnses disposed of..- 80 :}it
amount OF judgments by conlesslon ss .a ~
to.ni m.'out,n. ,t a,,d aarass ~
Nu,tinot ,nnnor u 1"'s 'ne''l' ''''o ~. sa
Nmnhcr of judgments entered up on
Number Of Judgments satisfied in full. 1o9
Number Of Judgments partly satisfied. 10
The Circuit Court has not had any general
call of the docket the past Year, and this
makes the number of eases disposed OF APP
pear very small ny con'paflson'
Tho Comfy Court Cart wa; s also IN to Ju1v l.
1921; Iontt =; o. o,,itw a, oniv n a,n,nts
3,n+ .'xI,oainn q M IN civi cosrs r. ms
obtained its fair sllnre Of business. however,
anu since me Isl ol Jui?. Mnel! tue ~ Eis-
Ing lt cohcurien. Jullsuc at W.; ;+o ,1f f,roa nn
pellpr :uu Gct IGut ~ h,sinns Gem. '''fp ,noeec
..t' -. -!
tno lo'io"t'5 e'eo''ene o"o
N4!nuef ia 10 ~ t,I. 'aS 1ss' -'o e3
Insane cases ........... ................ SIG
Specul assessment cases.. .....:.... =,
Total number Of cases disposed oI-..- o., ~
Number OF judgements LOT money!. .1,o N. 1ot %
amount o. sncn q, .,;,,n,;ti:
Nu1hner FOL s"'ts o'7'n'77eo ~ pla'n''A' 1-3
cstsho. Goshs of o;sos neniinr ai,ont I'D
Snm1'cr n judgements sa1isiici in f,1li Il
Number Of Judgments partly satisfied. i
npo,,,rr ro1,rr
~ - nsohota ro,,rt 10 ~ eo
Inc BUSINESS o. uis t,,t onr.te e I;tfo~
unique calacteI, 'ath s1 nn,,,ts % t,af
detailed cnnoe eaSy pe bv the
Gsr Of at co9rt f thn III 1avios ss whc
llle BUSINESS u t1n I;,ers,. ,s fni'ows.
gives soille illtelcatu1A nsu,e' ,esn ,es or
Letters testamentar5 gsan.eu ~ - Is; I'D
1'etscrs ol n;fh wills an. ~
Letters o' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "'sn vas q
rart:,rs ~ adri;nst ruff1n &c bonis non. i
Nunci,nuiiye wills ........,......... 7
Letters Of administration to collcrt.. ...-.....- il
Letters OF guardianship. p......-..... l93
A1judicauons Of claims entered .......' 492 T.:
Mholc number OF estates pending '''"'''9
WIS refused pronaG l., isl, NJ; ss,
xaae u astate5 in 1Ss5 iii s
ria 1000 faes m m estate where m
me avelasG !eeS ~ ~ ara 1s. ho,'t I'm ~, r.
aalhlhlStta.or - ,,,i,art atfars tnst,nant
30 ua n.aa ~ staJ ~ Jo.st," aht,,t :s2n
, 1881-08-14
which the play will be presented in this city,

nan1cl Rochat :-.......-....C.R r. Thorne
Bidache. II. stoddnrt
Farsls. 1ohu rarsci!o
Turtles. Oven Frw9ste n'or,,.e
Terlay y; r. ~ tnorri Morrs
1auacot 1n,iac Morsc
gn!n guam, IL. Qulgicy
I,c:l Snnfirnns fiarac -.......... c. NJ: Collins
Lea Henderson. .Sarn Jcwctt
Esther Henderson,. alatld Harrison
Mrs. Powers ::E. ). t rnl!ilps
Atnbea. ciayion
Ellen ,t.. oo1o 1't
The 'Geneva Cross which olulss Wv
folln1y;,o cast.
1,'..,s,'a'. 1n.t 49,, ns,'@' .....C. X. Thorno
CpGss Cnr,;1'sssst Ii. St.,ddart
, 1881-08-14

. When worn down and ready TO tlke your bed
Hop Rltters Is what sou need to relieve yuu.
, 1881-08-14

THE UNION SQUARE COMPANY.
Arrangements arc fast making for the eu-
gagemcnt of the Union Square Theatre col,l-
pany at the Grand Opera-11ouse, which be-
gins one week from tomorrow night, Aug.
- and continues uninterruptedly eight
weeks, or until Oct II. It will be good news
% the theatre-goers Of the city that Miss Sara
1ewett will be with the company. The re-
ports to the contrary were unfounde.t- The
plays will be produced in each Instance witt.
the original casts. costumes. scenery, and ac-
cessories Of every Kind. ''DanIel Eochat'' -
will be the opening piece. 1t is the story OF
woman's struggle between love and
religion. It made a decided sensation
in New York, where DR.. Bellows
pronounced it the strongest presentation
OF the claims Of religion he had ever seen
OH the stage, though he ayerred that the
theme was not suitable for dramatic repre-
sentation. 4'Daniel Rochat'' was even more
OF triumph in Boston, where it excited
warm contention through the press and pull
pit rs to its aim, scope. and moral; Lut it
was nevertheless 4 positive dramatic and
financial success. The original cast, With
, 1881-08-14

The Federal Courts, being Of limitedjuris-
dictlon. Of course have Il much smaller
amount of business, but they make q good
showing in every respect. The following
figures Are taken partly from the annual re-
port required to be male BY the United States
District Attorney to WashingtOn:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-18

holes in the blankets which we're hung
up as curtains in the stern of the boat
affirmed that in the space of five feet
square there were one hundred and
twenty-five. Four horses out of five
were killed; the escape of the fifth
amidst such shower of balls appears
almost miraculous.
The day after the arrival of Captain
Hubbell and his companions, the five
remaining boats which they had passed
on the nightpreceding the battle, reached
Limestone
Those on board remarked that during
the action they distinctly saw the flashes
but could not hear the reports of the
guns. The Indians, it appears, had met
with too formidable resistance from a
single boat to attack a fleet, and suffered
them to pass unmolested; and after that
time it is believed that no boat was ever
assailed by Indians on the Ohio.
The force Which marched out to dis
perse this formidable body of sayages
discovered several Indians dead on the
shore near the scene of action. They
also found the bodies of Captain Great
house and several others, men, women,
and children who had been on board of
his boat. Most of them appeared to have
been whipped to death, as they were
found stripped, tied to trees and marked
with the appearance of lashes end large
rods which seemed to have been worn
with use were observed lying near them.