The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-06-20

James O'Neill is in Chicago.
Alice Hastings Is dangerously i'll.
Anna Dickinson is still playing Hsm;.;.
Tony Pastors Company are playing in Detroit
The Corinne Merie-Makers are in Eri-. L, nn-
sylvania-
Bobby New ,oll b is spending few week, IN
Kansas City
"A. Il. Cazuran of the Union square TEritr. j.
very i'll AT the New York hospital.
James Malone will pay leading bIsiuc-~ 18th
James ONeill th.s coming seas
Max Freema.. Is playing Prince LYren@o in The
MaScotte AZ the Boston Museum.
-Salle Reber, after an absence of two years from
the stage, will again enter the profession.
Charlotte Tnomp>,n will elo.t y .ery ,tIrces>fu!
season NJ Denver, Co!oia -. I an
MIR. aud Mrs. Kenial VII ,ty y ing Nisi,
the ni'ed states during the sunI".cr.
Holland Reed was recently Initiated into the
mysteries Of the order of Eiks at ~. Louis.
James O'Neil will produce, his new piece The
American kins-in Chicago this coming week
The Royal Biac bird is the tit q of the comedy
To be produced at the Theatre Comique this sum
-Eulu Talbot will sill for Europ. and spend
portion oi her vacation with her relatives in Lon
ton.
Miss Louise Brenet the modesto, il making all
the line wardrobe to he worn by Lillian Ulcott mex
-Haverly's MastodonS have furnished two
weeks en sagement in Chicago To IenuueraJive
business.
Charles A. Watkins has leased the Fifth Ave-
une The.tTc IOr the summer, anu will open i'm
East Lynn.
Mrs. Tia ~ Allen il very i'll at her residence at
larch mont Manor We>tehe-ter county. Ii il fear
Ell she will Not over.
F. II. Byron, the youthful trage,iian saws h.
will star next SEASON in Taken from Lille which ne
mas tsSen from memory.
President Arthur occupied a box at Wallacks
lew nigh sinse and apparently enjoyed ia y T.
iornianc, % La lie Ru>>e-
Lizzie Fletcher who was ou the point oi death
recently at ST. Louis, has recOyricd and i'll Spend
the summer at Long Branch.
-tieorse II. Chaplin will leave My Partner
Company at the end III the He will most
probably jim Jannaucheck for l>s2-'o3
The body OF Herman Reitzel found some
DAYS az, a atng ON th, lriace ri the lak. Poor
George COnly's body has not Yet been discovered.
MIR. Robert NJ Yost, late private secretary Of
Gov Phelps, but now connected with the Post IBIS
patch, has written a new play called Brentwood
IL Is Pronounced very excellent play by the critics
Miss Pearl Eytinge will star i'm il next season. pro.
Uueing il irst in II. Louis in september next.
JAS. W. M1rkey an employee OF Barretts Circus
who was takei i'll with small pox NJ Oil City,
Pennsy ivania, few days ago ami who created such
excitement by pafading the streets while his face
covered with eruptions j. rapidly growing bet
ter, contrary To all expectations, and is in fair way
10 recover.
Kate Claxton's Company closed their season,
which was u successful one-at Hudson, New York,
saturday last. The entire company are re-en-
gagged Tor next Miss Claxton goes To Patch
OIue, Long Island for the summer. and Charlie
Stevenson sails for Europe on Saturday.
AT a recent Matinee performance ut the Grand
Opera Housein ineinnati, a lady was dragged from
the theatre, and grossly abused by her husband.
In regard To- which the Commercial received and
Published the following:
read. with the MOST intense and burning indig-
nation, the account i'm sun avs Commercial oi the
mot man who treated his wife brutality and in
s"lently NJ the Grand Opera House matinee. can't
conceive how any person above lunate or drunk
brute G. Iuld i'm such public and humili,ting
manner treat her he calls his wife. Aud he says
he loves her Your reporter ne 's highly con-
nreted. Now, sir, III me calls himself gentleman,
aud has any sense of deceucy courage remaining,
in the name of a grossly insul;ed public, demand
ui him in the columns of the Commercial to public
IL apologize To that nsulted woman, as well as to
injure pnhlic. Ii within two days he does not
notice this, more anon.
Hoping you will publish this remain
Yours indignantly,