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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-11-02
AMUSEMESTS

SUPPER On Friday evening Inc Ia
dies of the Congregational church viii
give a supper in Library hall, for which
they are making considerable prepare
ton. Supper will be served at O'CLOCK
and at very reasonable prices. A goot
) time is anticipated.
FIREMEN's BALL.-The Pioneer
hooks are completing arrangements fol
their grand ball, which they will give
Monday evening next, at Library hall.
Good music and good attendance will
guarantee a good time--a trio of good
things always a characteristic of fire.
mems entertainments in this city.
OPEN AIR CoNeERT.-The follow
ing programme has been arranged for
the open air concert by the 9th infantry
band at Fit. Russell this afternoon at
800:
L. Observation-Disclosures of Alex
andria.
?. Overture-Fairy Tales Kerssen
3. Polka-Narcisse .......... Carl
4. Wsltz-My Dream .Waldtenfel
5. Selection-From Fatinitzia .Suppe
6. Song-When the Quiet Moon.
CHAs. ScHwAAB,
Chief Musician.
THE LITERARY AND MUSICAL
The meeting of the Literary society
will be held at the residence of Secre-
tary Morgan this Thursday evening.
All interested in the society are cor
daily invited.
PROGRAMME.
Musical quartette.
Arranged by Prof. Inman
Recitation .............. Miss De Cou
Piano solo Mrs. II. B. Patten
Poem. ...--.............W p. Carroll
Recess.
Reading. 49,. ..-........-J q. Baird
Vocal solo.
......Mrs. J. NJ. Wood, of Denver
Vocal duet.
Miss Zebner and Mrs. Kabis
"INTERvIEws. AS a whole it lis a
meritorious production that Mr.. Mobiles
may well be proud of, and has fully sus-
his growing reputation as an
1t is destined to a successful
run whenever presented. AS Qhilford
Driverton, familiarly known as Quill
an interviewer, a born Bobe-
with a vivid Imagination, but
in the right place, Mobiles pre-
sents q quiet and most graceful drawn
and interesting character i~mpersona-
ion. Quill is not the stage Bohemian
of tatters and rags, but a keen, shrewd,
member of the newspaper pro-
who easily adapbs himself to all
company, charms with his ready wit,
astonishes with his marvellous flights of
imagination, makes love and fight, but
forgets that he is a gentleman.-
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Remember Posts Record In wyoming.
Remember that Post is a veteran
peeler and Meldrum a veteran
Cast your votes for the man
who has shown his loyalty and courage
when it was most needed. "-Boome-
rang.
Remember that the name of Post has
been used in Wyoming for sixteen years
connection with every enterprise and
prominent in developing the
territory. Remember that the name of
Meldrum is that of the eternal seeker
Of petty offices, of the disgraced mem j
Der of the council of 1879, and of the
wire-puller who sneaked away the re-
publican nomination before the meeting
Of the convention.
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LQ ST

On Friday last, three Yale KEYS on a
ring. Anyone finding the same will
please leave them at this Office.
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New chattel mortgage blanks at the
LEADER office.
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AL disorders arising from impure
blood, can be cured by taking Addoms
Il Gloyers Blood Purifier and Liver
Corrector. sold by Dare u Collins
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For chronic pains, bruises or 81 rains,
use the A. x G. Stimulating and Heal
ing Liniment. Sold bylDare u Collins.
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The Mutual Life In surance company,
Of New York. is owe $50, O0O. 900 larger
that the Equitable, CT New York.
BRNNER & JOHNSON, Agents.
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NOTICE
TO
TAXPAYERS
CHEYENNE, LARAMIE Co, |
Wyo., Oct, %, 1882. I

The attention Of TaD-
payers is called to the
fact that all zdIeS not
paid on or before SatuJ'-
day, Nouember 4. 8 8
will be SUBJECT to an od-
dition of Ten (1O( per
cent, together with cost
of advertisement and
collection.
This is positively the last call.
ISAAC BERGMAN,
Treasurer and Collector.
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Ladies of Cheyenne, Madame Root,
of New York, is at Mrs. Furniss',
corner of Sixteenth and Dodge streets,
for a few days only to treat the ladies
by her French process. She removes
all pimples, freckles. aud wrinkles.
Thousands can testify to her wonderful
success.
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Try Quinine, Glycerine and Canthard'.
Hair Tonic. Sold by Dare 81 Collins.
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Try the A. 81 G.. Horse Liniment
Sold by Dare 81 Collins.
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The most successful f~nsnciers and
business men of Cheyenne and other
places always select the Mutual Life In
company as their first choice.
BRUNER 81 JOHNSON, Agents.
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.ept; Cheyenne, Eyo.
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THE LITERARY AMI MUSICAL
The meeting of the Literary society
will be held at the residence of Secre-
tary Morgan this Thursday evening.
All Interested il the society are cor
daily invited.
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HARPsR's FERRY PROPERTY.
Gen. BeIknap Makes u BId-PersoHaI
Notes

Notes.
Special Dispatch 10 the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, December 23-Gen. Belknap,
agent for manufacturing firm i'll Pennsyl-
vania, has made an offer to the Treasury
Department to bid 81, 900 for the govern
meut property at Harper's Ferry if it shall
be again put sp at public auction. Solici-
tori Raynor, who has charge Of
the property, agreed to the
proposition, and after an agreement is
made in writing the property will be adver-
tised three months and again put up at
auction. General Belknap agrees to ad-
vance 81, 900 as forfeit money in defrayinS
the expenses of advertising.
The debate in the Senate to-day was to
many empty seats.
George Adams, wife and daughter, OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, are registered at
the Riggs to-day, en- routs,tO Aiken, 5. &.
Congressman Wilson goes to Clsrksburg
tonight.
Judge Hoge and wife will spend the holl-
days in Washington.
Senator Davis has gone to Baltimore.
Col. W. T. Cross and Capt. Moore expect
To 60 home for the holidays.
Hon. NJ. Z. Arnold, wife and daughter OF
Weston, are at the Metropolitan.
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CONGRESSIONAL
PROCEEDINGS Of the senate and House
of Representatives.

Proceedings Of the senate and House
of Representatives.
WASHINGTON. December 2S.-ln the Sem
ate Mr.. Vest presented petitions for the
repeal of the tax on tobacco.
Mr. Chilcott offered a resolution request
inc the President to order the departments
closed early during Christmas week so as
m give the clerks the usual half holiday.
Mr.. Edmunds objected TO its considera-
ton and it went over. -,
Mr.. Plumb called up the bill proyialhg
for changing the term OF she Unlteo ots'eS
District Court at Wachita, Kan. Passed.
NJ Logan moved that when the Senate
ad;onrn TODAY il be to meet on Wednes-
Jsy next but at the suggestion OF MT
Anthony he withdrew the motion tenn
PN Nr Walker gave notice that on the 18th
of January he would call up the OIL 10
Oniet the title to certain lands IN the upper
Peninsula, Michigan. A.
At the close OF the morning hour tns
r;viI service bill came up as unhnlsneu
business, the question being on Mr. fugu
amendment providing tnaI tne P,ssen'
fo-ra of the Departments, except soldiers,
oto he subjected TO competitive examina-
t;ops ike persons outside, and to facilltste
sncb examinations they shall be divlded
NM NJ Nv" lanes. of Florida. opposed the
,sar5ment saving he favored the bill as
- csne from the committee.
1axsrd said the bill had originated WITH
ths members of the Republican party, ana
he would not deprive them OF the creait VI
having Mt last become conscious OF tne
nbuSes of the civil service which the Deln'
ocrsts had suffered under the hspuoiLSSaa,
marty. The spoil system hao nour,sneu rea
pLs.ayydleSs of the protest and demands LOT
;ns,;ce He recognized fully the evils OF
t,Ist system. and did not desire the Repuo-
Ian spoils system to succeed. BY the
ncTocratic spoils system the law Will oe
avacntaS in the spirit in which 1t was IN
.onSsS ss a measure for reforming exist
~, abuses aud making q new test
90 snnoiniment to Office, and with tnaI
rew test necessarily new tenure.
IlIison-So understand your construc-
ton Of this bill to be that a man VINO Is
capable, intelligent and one OF good enaaso
tas TiII he con tinued in office while he per
sS.,,as his dnties, if the spirit OF the law is
nor-;s5 ont by the executive who admins
ters it. -, L.. -, undertake.
- ,,Ucb / do not think the Senator
49,, Gsorpis. or any other Senator should
aHnsct tbIs bitterness to regulate the
tannrs of civil Office and make q hnai
5aciaration upon this very much aeoatsu
question OF constitutional power Oh tne
ssSecntiye as to appointment and removal
Mr. Plumb thought the demands OF pub
lie oninion on this subject OF civil service
reform would be fully met by bill pro
yididiDg for three things:
FirsteDistribution Of offices among
States and Territories or Congressional dls-
tricts according to population.
Seoond-Non partisan selection OF sp
poir tees from districts according TO poh'l
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Col. Taylor Fakes the Lead.

MARrIN's FERRY, OHIO, December 23.-
Little interest YVES taken here in the Re-
publican Congressional primaries held be-
tween the hours af, and 8. o'clock at the
usual voting plsOes. The vote is as fol-
lows:
First Ward-Haylor. 81; HOllingsworth,
); Coulter, 4.
X. n. Theaker, delegate.
Second War2-Tayler,95 95; Holingsworth,
s; Coulter, s.
&c. Gray andS, C. Robinson, delegates.
Third Wara-TaylOr, Al. HOllingsworth,
s, Coulter, &.
A. H.. Shipman, delegate: j. X. Van
Pelt, alternate.
Townshia-Taytor, Is; Hollingsworth, 3;
Coulter, p
Judge Inhn. s. Cochran, delegate.
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& JUNK DEALER.
struck by = e. Il r. n. II. Train and In.
sfantIy Killed.

struck by = g. a r. n. II. Train and In
stantIy Killed.
Special Di1sateh 10 fhe Sunday Register.
SryunENYkfLE, December 23.-John Ora
ham. a Junk dealer, hailing from Pitts
burgh, and no lives and carries on busi-
ness in ippk-boat, was struck by a G. &
P. railroad ttain in the upper end of the
city and Instantly killed. He was
standing er the, C. e. P. track,
lust INDEX the Panhandle railroad
bridge. snd aswatehing the Pan Handle
train crosspt the bridge when the @. & P.
xsss.sss :: 6. laaS end !; sssssk = y :
whistled for him, but he probably took the
noise to be from the train above on the
bridge. He was evidently man OF As
years of age and letters found on him
showed that be resided at 1l9 Penn avenue,
Pittsburgh.
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MlNGO NEWS.
SpecsR 10 the Sunday Re0tster.

MINGo. O., December 23.-Last Friday
was pay day at the new mill, and every
body Is enjoying their newly. acquired
wealth.
Minge has received several new additions
10 its Industries, among others noted is
butcher barber and shoemaker shop.
All arrived this week were furnished
with rooms by our genial friend. +. u
McSherry.
The nomination of Hon. Ross Alexander
for Congress was hailed. with delight IN
this burg.
Mrs. David Simpson is again. able To be
cut alter a severe siege of sickness.
M Joseph Wallace, Of ths Bellaire mill,
paid eur new mill e visit this week. and
was much pleased. =,
Ntn. Sam Morrison of the Top mill has
accepted a position in the nail factory
here.
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ROME December 23.-The Pope has as
signed II 008 francs to purchase beds for
the poor.
Gambetts Worse.
PARIS December 23.-Gambetta has had
a relapse and suffers severely.
Emigration No Cure for DiseOutcnt.
LONDON, December 23.-Davitt, in q
speech at BeimonSic, said that emigration
was no cure for the discomfort in Ireland.
A system of public works, he said, would
be far more creditable to English states
men than forcing thousands into work
houses, and then forcing them TO quit the
country. But if, during the winter and
spring $1,000 families quit Ireland they
would 20 to swell the ranks of the new Ire
land which was growing beyond the At
publican ideas. From his knowledge OF
the new Ireland in America. he could tell
Lord Derby that the English statesmen,
before long, would haye to take into ac.
count the Irish element in America in the
settlement of the Irish question.
Balm for the Wounded.
LONDON, December 24!-The Queen,
Princess Beatrice and the Duke and Ouch.
ess of Edenburg visited the Haslar Naval
Hospital, Portsmouth, to-day, and con-
ferred decorations on number of conva-
leseent patients who took part in the late
war in Egypt.
De Longs Remains.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 23.-Lieut.
Harber telegraphs from Youska that he
has arrived there with the body Of Lieut..
De Long and companions.
Declined Crown
BERLIN, December 23.-The Bishop. of
Metz has declined the decoration of the
Iron Crown accorded him by the Emperor,
because he wishes to keep aloef from all
politics.
Socialists Trials Ended
PRAGUE, December 23.-The great trial of
the fifty Socialists has ended. One of the
prisoners, q disciple of Herr Most, was sen.
fenced to two years imprisonment. Forty
four Of them were sentenced to prison for
terms varying from six months to fort
night. The remaining five were acquitted.
MeDermOtt Jailed.
SLBea, December 23.-M cDermott, the
well known nationalist and ex.suspect. has
been remanded for a week on the charge of
usiRG seditious language at meeting Of
the National League. The prisoner, during
his speech, said the gallowS were reeking
with the blood of innocent people, con.
demned by drunken jurics and partisan
judges.
kpead Cardinal.
PARra. December 23.-Cardinal DOnnet,
Bishop of Bourdesux, died yesterday.
ScuIlinS Race.
LONDON, December 23.-The sculling
match between Bubear and Goodwin, from
Putney TO- Mort lake, was won easily by
Bubear. Time 1898.
Expedition TO TOnq ntn.
PARIS, December .23.-At a meeting OF
the Council to-day President Greyy pre-
sided. Tie expedition to Tonquin was
discussed. and it was decided that the de-
tails be brought toward in the Chamber of
Deputies at the opening session in Janu-
ary. when they will be definitely settled.
In the meantime reinforcements will be
sent to strengthen the position of the c1m-
Inanden at Hano.
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l,kr yArIsEs LInx ID
The AiisgsA piekp sekss The
AASOP &c .rmaa.


On yesterday GENT .sman who know the
German family when 'they lived below Ben.
wood. In Marshsil o ounty, called at he
jail t. see II the pick pocket, william Car
man. Was son ef tts, abdsetof aal Alssk.
mailer Major Carr .a,, who figured. 9
Prominently in wnAsgtoa. Spas
years sgo as . blaskmalisF among
members Of Congress, and after.
wards In Wheeling. ~ the sbdnctor of
Q girl n sixteen BY the na1s of gpei1el.
lie recogninsd Carusan - oooe, ard Chr.
nan knew him jun .ss 9ciskiy and spfsssd
totske bis hat on Tho gentlemea ssyD
he hiss known him ever einos -
No: NOT seen bin ms 70, sons 81 iI.., bss.s.. s - -
CaYman family had msssd 70 OkS1 boao
time since. Major Csanan 3 bs6i6sO1 .
Be living somewhere ~ In OhioW Nm.
sylvanis. He was ala go ti1uC- omDtOyo1
on the Central Ohio nikfooA, - W 1is-
CHARGED for crookeeDDO II -. .ouDAoGG
While In our jail hssD - induGDh .iS -.
etSy writing. He 80 weil coaoected N5th
two prominent fsmnlsA uttbe1 .hsvs Deog
sipee ceased 70 own tbs CAsmelA.
old lsdy BY the nssss q 0osD = th1po9-
son that picked bee psclpst -. tAS, nm,
wsrd market . feWAlgS 49, ho 49,,
Nm. Emblem's intAS 0oooG1 w -
ket. He has brslhw VIII Nh sWSo. ~
lows the same bnGnon. h hno r (Nkk,
skin. black hair, hno1 anA nouof06Ra. -
OF rsthef heavy lnHih1. A.vO ViR -
when he pickedsksG 0SnoGe n61kH. ~
also at the umAhe YooiDA, Nh. I1kaon.
carman has rstsinsd O - IDSVsasf = ~
counsel -. ~
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pov r,,.... roos rbe sentence.

CHICAGO, December 23.-A motion for
new trial in the murder case of Teresa
Sterla was not pressed this morning, and
the fair, frail prisoner received her SEN
tsnee Of one year in the Penitentiary with
jaunty self possession. She made little
speech explaining why she accepted ana
arraigning the characters oil Jurors VINO
mented her counsel and showed no signs
of insanity. She talked gaiiy after the
sentence was pronounced and threatened
to go on the stage.
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Harrison Largely for Coulter.

Special Dispateh 70 Mc Sunday RcgisteT.
STEuBENvILIE, December %. - Reports
from primaries thus far give Taylor, 4;
Coulter, IL; Hollingsworth, l. Coulter car
rieS the First, Third, Fourth and Fifth
wards of the city. Taylor carries the Second
ward and township. Hollingsworth carries
the Sixth ward. Coulter carries Cross
Creek, Toronto, and Unionport. Taylor
gets Warrenton. Careful estimates by the
Republican Committee gives Coulter TWEEN
ty.six delegates out of thrty-nins in the
county. No interest taken. in primaries.
Coulter claims that he willgo into, the con-
vention with thirty votes on the first bal
LOT
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satisfactorily Settled.

New YORK, December 2S.-The negotia'
tions which have been in progress for some
months between the Western Union Tele-
graph Company and the Associated Press,
represented by the New York and Western
Associations, have finally resulted in an
agreement satisfactory to all parties. A
contract for ten years was executed to-
day. The Telegraph Company was repre-.
sented by its officers, and the Associated
Press by joint committe, consisting OF
Charles A. Dapa, Whitelaw Reid, Charles
Nordhoff, Richard Smith and VIM. Halde-
man.
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6and.BagganG.

C,ucAGo December $50 general is the
cemnlaint of sand d-bagging and robbery in
the streets, and 80 fast is tbe crimtgrewing,
that the Lumbsrnan's Exchange arc nsed
by the fact of one of their membership be-
Ing attacked, robbed ana left senseless on
the streets, oAers a reward Of $3.50 for the
perpetrator of the crime. In document
which sharply criticises. the city govern
ment for its-laxness, seventeen cases OF tins
sort are on record, and probably many sf
them have been missed.
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Accidentally shot.

Special Dispatch to- the Sunday Register
KEYsER, w. VA. December 23,-A young
man named George Lease, of Rowling's
Station, ten miles east of here, was danger
ously wounded by the accidental discharge
of a shotgun this morning. He was put
ting a shell loaded with buckshot in place.
A small lad named McCarty and a negro
we're back of him examining the lock.
Somehow McCarty pulled the trigger, the
load going through his arm near the shOul-
der, iascerating it badly. No bones were
broken. At last rcc0unts he was doing as
we'll as could be expected.
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BarnesVIlIe for Taylor.

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
BARNEsvrLLE, o., December 23.-At the
primary election here this afternoon to
elect delegates to the Republican Congress
sional Convention 10 be held in Bellaire on
the 26th to nominate a successor to the late
DR.. Updegraff, those in favor Of I'D.
Taylor, Of Cambridge, were eleleoted by
one hundred and fifty majority. This was
the banner Updegrafr township in the dis.
triCt at the October election.
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WVsHExeTON, December 23.-Receipts OF
National bank notes for redemption dur
ing the week ending to-day, $l,969,-
600; bonds held by Treasurer to secure
National bank circulation. $36l, 1858, $50; to
secure public moneys in National bank de-
positories, $l6,344 900; bonds deposited to
secure circulation during the week, ST.
5l4,l50; 10 secure circulation withdraw
during the week, $3,247, $50; National bank
notes outstanding, $36,2j0099; lawful
money on deposit to redeem notes OF
National banks reducing circulation,
S., ,S9l, 4S2, 45O; liquidating banks, $l,El,-
724, 74O; failed banks, $106, $40, 900.
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A Sti6tnnTrunk.

GALEsBuRe, Ill, December 8.-Last ev-
ening heavy trunk fell from the top oil a
truck that was being taken from ualn
and burst open, disclosing dead man 80
wears old, with his throat cut from ear 70
ear. A man on the train was discovered
holding check which tailed with that on
the trunk. He was detained, but refused
to talk. The trunk was checked from Chi
cago. The body was not decompoSed, but
was yerS bloody.
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Ia BELLE kCkSE.
A Fine Pisy y-0ihsr Theatrical Atsrsc-
tiona.

Whoever missed seeing Miss JeHreys
Lewis. as La Belle Russo, at the Opera
House, Yesterday, missed q rare treat In
the theatrical line Beside tine star, there
is i'm J. Newt. Gotthold. On admirable sup
port. As La Belle Russo, Miss Lewis iinds
a part that fits her Like glove. Her face
has, at times, tine hard lines o. woman OF
the world. Her voice has the metallic. heart
less rasp that Is natural TO the gilded belle.
Her poses, her defiance and confidence In
herself, stamp her as the yeritsble In lselle
Russo, the adventures. The lines OF her
face. tbs tones OF her voice, are perfection
in her part Any man OF the world,
dropping into the theater for i've min
utes. would recognize the charse.
ter, with no conception OF the part. The
actress Is pretty. after fashion. having the
coal black hair and flashing eyes that marx
so many women whose spirit far exceeds
their wisdom, Her face and figure indi-
cate the strongest passion without the
slightest tendency toward the yolnptnons.
Her shoulders and arms are beautifully
turned, and twine and turn about her low
ers neck in that close, endearing manner
that drives the victim mad. There 10 moth.
ing coarse nor suggestive, bot that refine
ment OF passion, cold and unsentimentsl
though II be, that would turn statue 70
blaze, is shown in every lincament M.
GOtthOl0, hS Odpt. Dfuuu, WIS sihpty poA
fect, and his friends here gave him warm
reception. To-day the company goes tn
Pittsbuys, where triumph awaits 1t:
on the original "Jollities.' the ChristmS.
attraction at the Opera House, the Boston
Harold Of December Is, says: standing
room only, and precious little at that, was
what the late comefs at the Gsiety Theatre
found last evening. One Of the largest au'
diepces ever gathered In this cosy little
house extended to the 'Joliities' Combins.
ton such welcome ss TO expel al doubts.
n. indeed, any existed. that the leyees ~
be given during the present week by the
grhe Electrical Doll will he little short
Of o perfect ovation
On Tuesday evening next The Girl Thst
Love- will be pFoduced at the Opers
House by Q strong oompany, headed ~
VIM. II. fitzgerald, the we'll known come
dian and character actor. The b. Louis
Rs,agieaa says: "'fhe Girl That Love
Is bright play. and - Peter Grump,
New YORK lawyer, Mr.. Fitzgerald caused
great laughter and made a decided hit.
Miss Daisy Rsmsden, his support. was very
pleasing in her assumption Of Polly heI.
lon. q stage struck waiting maid. Thsnl
are nine other characters In the plsy'
which meet With good treatment
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w~,Ged Into, theBiEen.

CHICAGO, December. 23.-hn old man, sup
posed by letters rom prominent public
men found on his body, TO be Col. D. G.
Cox, of, Washington, formerly well known
Ohio politician, and man whs, has held
some prominent official positions, walked
into the river a. the foot of Monroe street,
this morning and was dlownsd. He Was
pulled out sooa after sinking, bnt all ef-
fort3 failed TO resusitste hina-