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A STATE OF SIEGR.

Berlin. October 24.-Tbe Bundesrath has
decided to prolong minor state OF siege IN
Hamburg for years, Unnecessary.
ANOTHER POET DRAD.
Vienna, October 24.--Jonas Arany. the Gel
bebrated Hungarian poet, is dead.
THE WORST ENEMY OF IRELAND.
Dublin, October a The worst enemy OF
Ireland referred to in Mr.. p. Smiths letter,
published this morning, is, according to Mr..
Smith himself, an active Irish party IN the
house of commons.
A SCOTLAND BoDY-sNATCHRR CONVICTED.
Edinburg, October 24.-The man Soutar,
whose trial for stealing the body Of the Earl
of Crawford was begun yesterday. has been
found guilty and sentenced to five years penal
serHtude.
ANARCHISTS OF FRANCE RELEASED.
London, October IA dispatch to the
Daily News, from. Paris, states that all the
anarchists arrested few days since, have been
released on their own recognizance.
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STATE SPNCIAL TkLEGRAAs.
CHIEF ENGINEER RETNIKER RErOHTKp NUN
DRRID-ANRw COAL DISCOVERY.

CHIEF ENGINEER RETNlKER RkroHTED NUN
DRRED-ANRw COAL DISCOVERY.
Laredo, October Alt is stated authorl
tatively that Major r. w. Retniker, asslStan
chief engineer Of Gould's Mexican and Orlen
tai railroad, was murdered by Indians IN the
mountains near Chihuahua, Mexico, day OF
two ago. No further particulars can be ob,
tanned. Major Retniker was universally liked
here, and his untimely taking of will be gen
orally regretted. >.
Another valuable vein OF coal has been dis
covered near the San Tomas mine, near Gov
Hunts coal lands. 1t is said to be superior
quality.
FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION AT THE ELECTRIC
LIGHT woRKS-A MARRIAGE.
Galveston, October 24--An explosion oc'
Cured this evening at the works OF the cleo
uic light company, occasioned by the burning
of a steam pipe. Henry Craig, one OF the
EMPLOYEES of the establishment, was frightiul-
" scalded from head to foot by the escaping
steam, and now lies in q critical condiuon.
The damages to the works will not be heavy.
Miss Hilda Moller, for some months past
stamp clerk at the postofice, was married to-
day to Mr.. Z. c. Neuman, of the signal ser
vice, and the happy couple left for Washing
ton. via New Orleans, their future home.
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Special for Editors.

The San Antonio Sexs Agency pros Aszo-
graphic Dispatches, weekly and bi-w"ekly let-
ter, containing -p1-sial news Of 5an Antonio
and district. AcxicD and Great Britain al Usrrns
which plaG9 1t within the reach Of all. For fur
pricDJr, ". hydcr-TaylDr, RyEsIsG InHT Of-
hes:, III Commerce ,treEt. ran AHDJniD, Texan,
E.. = a, y. q. BJI III. The agency r,pTfsIIIt.
z,,tte, ChlGzyO JrinaJnc Hnni. ks>lrfcf, SD
other A rnfsril an AMI Rityii.E Devsp4D%rs. "
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AdminIsirat.,r's sy,Iee.

Having b%-sn spJ<JIriG1f adIDluis'-sbT ~ tho
c-ta'e II lark Harm 'hIlsasI9s JnfeiJy BltIfy
all t,.rs<Jus idfhiIzl ~ sIG stair ~ 1TnG for
ward 4IIG sIt,b with M. snd all IN.rDJns hay
ing clAifus against ssi6 TsfaiT ~ present them
~ me- duly att'7stIzj ~ T'vIDHG1 NJ au.
". H. sINh,
DIG Admir- Ut. Vi jazz Harris, dsc'd.
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MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAPH.
MINISTER'S FORMALLY PRESENTED.

Washington, October a4,-The new Swiss
minister, Col Frey, the Brazilian minister
Senior Felipe Lopez de netlo; and the Japan
csc minister, Terastium Nuninor, were Tor
mally presented to the president to-day by the
secretary of state, and the usual courtesles
were exchanged.
INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING TIL. RIO GRANDs
GORDON.
Washington October 24.-Surgeon Marray,
Of the marine hospital service, at Brownsville,
Texas, has been directed by Surgeon General
Hamilton to withdraw the arroyo Gordon a.
soon as, in his opinion, it will be perfectly
safe to do so. The Gordon on the Rio Grande
will be continued as long as the adjacent
towns in Mexico are infected with the yello"
fever.
POSTMASTER APPOINTED.
Washington, October 24.-Hiram l.. Gran
has been appointed postmaster al Soiasoof'
ough, N. c., to succeed John X. smith, re-
signed.
oLD-TIMR CASES TO Be ADVANCED.
Washington, October 24.-Acting Secreta'
ry of the Interior, Joslyn, has requested Al
torney General Brewster to make motion IN
the supreme court to advance the cases 10
volvine a title to what are known as the
"Haun er claims" in Louisiana, amounting to
12,, 600 acres of sugar plantation lands be-
longing to the heirs OF the late John Sidell
These claims have been before the land de-
partment of the government for the last sew
enty-fve years, and are among the most com
plicated cases ever before the interior depart
ment. The late Justice Clifford, when attor'
ney general, rendered decisions adverse to the
present claimants.
ARRESTS FOR ATTEMPTED BRIBERY.
Washington, October 24-At the instance
of the department of justice, warrants have
been issued for the arrest of Frederick n
Fall, late an employee Of that department,
and Arthur Payne and Thomas K. Foote, his
90 betweens, tor an attempt to bribe jurol
Brown, and Frederick c. Shaw, one Of the
original panel in the star route trial, who i.
charged with corruptly approaching juryman
Donishan. Fall and Payne are said to have
left town. Foote resides in Newark, N. J.,
and up to late hour to might Shaw's arres'
had not been reported.
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THR WAR IN SOUDAN.

London, October 24.-The Times Cairo
correspondent reports that Prof. Sweinturth, in
his communication from Soudan, further says
thu, the capitol of Nordofon has been be-
sieged for forty days. Its capture is expected.
An attack on Nordofon will follow.
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Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
RAILWAY.
CONNECTIONS.

AT GALVESTON with Mallory Line Steamers for
Key West and New York with Morgan Line
for New Orleans, Indianola, Corpus Christi,
Brownsville, and Vera Cruz.
AT ARCOLA with l. & G. NJ r. X. for Columbia
and towns in Brazoria County.
AT ROSENBERG with G. H. S. R'y. (Sunset
Roate) for Columbus, Weimar, Harwood, Lu-
ern Texas and Mexico; also for Houston Star
and Crescent Route for Beaumont Orange,
Lake Charles the Teche Country, New Or
leans and all points in the Southeast. North
and East; with New York, Texas Mexican
R'y for Wharton, Victoria and stations on
that line.
AT BRENNAN with H. & T c. R'y. for Hemp
stead Ledbetter, Giddngs, McDade and Aus
AT MILANo with I. & G. N. R'y for Hearne,
Palestine, Rockdale, Round Rock, George
town, Austin San Marcos, New Braunfels
San Antonio and Laredo.
AT TEMPLE with Mo, Pacific R'y.
AT McGREGOR with Texas & St. Louis Railway
for Waco, Corsicana, Athens, Mt Pleasant,
GiImer and Texar. ana
AT MORGAN with Texas Central R'y. for Waco,
Ross, Hico, lredel, Cisco, and all points on
that line.
AT CLEBURNE, Junction Of Dallas Division o
G., ca S. FRY.
AT FONT WORTH with Mo. Pacific, and Texas
& Pacific R'ys. for all points on those lines;
for Ell Paso, Santa Fe, San Francisco and the
Pacific Coast, and for Kansas City, st. Louis,
Chicago, New York, and all points North,
East and West.
AT DALLAS with H, & I. c. R'y; I. 4 p. Ry
and Dallas Extention Mo p. R'y.
r1-See that your tickets read over this line.
6rFor full information address
Oscar q. Murray, Gen'l. Pass. Agt.
s-a<-Iv GALVESTON. TEXAS
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WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 20. 1889.
Type for Sale.

One large, double font of nonpariel' told
s+vle1 aInIIt 100 pounds or more, with album
dance of caps, small cas-, figures, leaders ana
sorts viii be sold ut :: burEIIn: type III goou
condition Also several hundred POUNDS Oh
BREWER and long primer. which Is nearly new
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Jos. Schmidt,
24l Commerce Street. 24l
An Experienced Matchmaker

NFFERS MS services 70 tie Public He has had
A/thirty yezrt erperienc. AZ head workman Of thu
zreate.t watch E4ctory il Geneva, Switzerland En-
gsh watches in particular generally ruined 10 this
country ~ repaIenJttrE.t out a. good a. new.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-19
TRUSTEES SALE.
T.. L. MILLER Co..
1LIryoIa

Whereas, Theodore and Bertha Hoberecht, by
their certain deed of trust. dated the LIST day Of
November, 1876, and duly recorded In the recorders
oieS, of Pettis county Missouri, in trust deed re-
tee, the following described real estate situated in
the county vi Petts and state VI Missouri viz Be
ginning point 50 feet north of the center of the
main track of the Pacific railroad, and 429
feet from point so feet north OF the inter- of said
railroad and 80 feet east of the line between the
east and west halves of lot of the northwest quar-
ter If section 3 in township - and range 81 thence
north deg 81 min. east east 39 $40 feet, thence
south SO deg. 80 min, east 3fS clio feet, thence
south deg Is min vest 40 feet, thence 10 deg. %
mn west 81 feet to the place Of beginning, contain
ing 10 acres; which said conveyance made in
trust to secure the payment of certain written OBJ
legation, in said deed fully described and, whereas,
said obligation has become due, and sefault has
oecii made in me payment OF the sane and, where
IL isproviced by said deed IF trust that in the
event of the bsence from said Pets county, of said
Henry SuesS the acting sheriff of said Pettis
hol 'er o. said obligation, might ard should per-
firm tn duties bv said deed OF trust imposed upon
said Sue>s; and whereas, said Suess is and for
a long time has b zen, absent from the said county
of Pettis, and the u dersigned is now the acting
sheriff III sud Pet;is county now therefore, at the
request of the legal h lder of said obligation and in
purs OF the terms of said deed of trust, pub
lie notice is hereby given that the undersigned
trustee will, ON
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER.ISs2
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
) o'clock in rhe afternoon Of that day, at the court
house door in the city of dalia, county of Pettis
and siste Of Missouri, proceed 10 sell thu above de-
seribed property at public vendue, to the highest
bidder, for cash, to pay said note remaining unpaid
and the cost and expenses of executing this trust
MOSES s. CONNER, Sheriff and Trustee.
ul-l4w5t)
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A Millionaire's Aausoleum.

- A Millionaire's AausOleum
Jay Gould has neatly turned a corner
on brother Vanderbilt by purchasing
the finest plot in Woodlawn Cemetery
for the princely price of one hundred
thousand dollars. Upon this site the
little Machiavelli of Wall street is to
erect a mausOleum to receive his bones.
which will make the new capitol at
Albany and the Brooklyn bridge green
with emf y. This is all we'll enough.
but in view of the fact at the remains
of the late lanented A. 7. Stewart
are still missing. it might be worth
the while of eminent financiers to turn
their attention to cremation and to
urns with q combination lock that
cosld be kept in q bank vault. The
people of France once emptied the
bones of their kings into the river
Seine. and there is an equal dislike for
monopolists on this side Of the Atlantic
However it is comforting to know that
q man worth hundred million dollars
is aware that though he may dodge
the tax gatherer he cannot escape
death. In this. every trsmpis his
peer.
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DECEMBER DRAWING.

800 Prizes Q32. 40
Whole ticket, q. Half ticket, n.
"a tickets, $50. IS tieke&s, 800.
Remit money or bank draft in letter. or send b,
express Dou't send by registered letter or post
express, can Be sens Ut onr expense
address ali orders to r. N. BOARDMAN, Courier.
Journal building, Louisville. Ky.
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over it, as much as Its grandmother
might be supposed to DO.
"You blessed child" said the old
lady, looking at Annie. 'you are all
mother, so you are. dear! / have
been hunting for you ever since your
Uncle Samuel died he never would
forgive your poor mother for running
of with the scamp that abused and
deserted her, and left her at last to die
in the poor house. Your mother was
an angel, dear, and chung to him al
ways-would never leave him although
We offered her . home, and you also,
if she only would. All, she was q
blessed woman, and you are like her,
DEAR" with another beaming smile
you will forgive the old woman, I"
she went ON. "for this Mornings trick.
l Wanted to know if you we're like your
father or your mother you cannot tell
how glad / was when heard you run
sing off; I almost strangled myself
holding my breath for YOU to get by
me. 80 soft and still. IF you had stay
ed l would have given you money,
Annie. and all l promised, for you are
my sisters child but / could never
have given you the whole heart of
love that is aching for you. dear"
Just then Annie threw herself into
the outstretched arms and kissed the
quiveriny lips, while the wrinkled,
riDgless fingers patted her soft hair,
Oh, ar lovingly!
"Of all the days Of my life. this Is
the hest. said the old lady at last,
and thank God for il"
"Amen J"
And "Amen !" said John.
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Cincinnati Commercial.

Cincinnati Commercial
A good story is told Of representa-
tive Brumm, the greenback member
from Pennsylvania. Last session Mr.
Brumm succeeded in securing the
floor, and armed with weapons of rbe.
torical figures speech, he proceeded Ia
wipe the the na'ionaI banks out of ex.
istence. He attacked the money bag
monopolists with a volume of sulphur.
GUS syntax, and waved aloft the han
ner Of financial purity until the little
pelicans in the coat of-arms of Louisi.
craned their necks and tapped their
wings applaadingly. After Mr.. Brumm
finished, and the congratulations Of
admiring friends had ceased, a page
boy approached him to secure orders
for his speech. Blinded with success,
Mr.. Brumm wrote down the f.ures
with the reckless abandon with which
he bad shortly before articulated them
He put down the numeral. and filled
the intervening space with ciphers
Representative Pierce. Of Indiana,
was next approached by the page. and
at q glance he saw Mr.. Brumm's or
der. The next morning Mr.. Pierce
accosted Mr.. Brumm, who sits next T..
him: 81 say, Brumm, that was an
able speech you made yesterday /
wish yeu would give me $4,000 or
80, 600 of them for distribution
"What p calculated the Keystone
ite."
"wby. $4,000 or 80, 600, /" answered
Pierce gravely; ''you can certainly
spare them out of your l 200. 600.
my what r replied Brumm, dazed
at the magnitude of his friends
words.
why. your 1000 0oO.' replied
Pierce, as seberly as a judge. "You
know you ordered LOCO, 600 Of your
speech"
Mr.. Brumm was astounded as Mr..
Randall would be if he was to be re-
elected speaker.
Il never ordered anything of the
kind" said he.
We'll. call the page. Isaw your
order, answered the Hoosier.
The page was summoned and Mr.
Brunm said to him. my boy, how
many speeches did I. order yester
dayr
"Aillyun,' answered the youDgster,
a coolly ~ if it had been ten.
Mr.. Brunm quickly changed his
order to 10 900 copies. In his hurry
the day before he bad put down six
cipheEs instead Of four.
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Ns 49, A~A's "SASs ou~ NV" 0WVoE
the tea
After the dinner vas we'll under
way. Annie had time for . vigorous
putting to rights Of the disordsred
room, time even to make the baby
sweet and clean, ~ she Was herself, in
very best dress, the pretty. old fash
toned empires cloth that had borne,
with some degree Of gentility the wear
and tear Of the last four years. So
John cane home to . tidier wife. q
sweeter baby, . seater room and .
grander dinner than he had dreamed
Of in Ill the years in which he had
been aiding down hill with such dis
csuragilg rapidity.
Then Aslie asked pardon for her
unkind reception Of the brown and
luscious turkey, and it, With her pref
ty had hidden sn his willing shoulder
and while j. such safe retirement,
managed to confess and receive par
den for the nsrnings sins also. II
you viii believe il these poor ysung
married people were - take. up in
forgiving and making lsve to each
ether that they sever heard their b..
hy cry, and it va . great surprise to
then when at last they came t. them
selves. TO go their small child n the
arms Of . nice old lsdy in . nice black
dreo. VIE was kiaaing md crying
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ASSlGNEE,S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the Sth day of
January 1885, soon thereafter, rs the applica-
lion BE- heard, 1 will apply to the Circuit
Court of Pctis county, Missouri during the sitting
OF said court, Tor discharge from my trust as As
signee Of Nellie Manviile, being satisfied 1t is no
longer advantageous to the creditors of my assign
or u, keep said assignment open
1t-2S w-6t e. NJ PHILLIPS. Assignee.
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Popular iliG,irItei 90. ~ - -.
MANHOOD! WoNAEHooD. HAz :i,;f-.
inpediments 20 Marriage; :::e ..,..Sc a..
sure. Sent Iees,siy sniLrS, post ru.i. for :
cen:s, By Dir. c. WHITES. o.. =
Charles Street, &. Louis. No -
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ed, cor give it to some ono without
your cursed PRIDE" And without IN
ether word he went out into tho Wind
and rain.
CHARITY charity ! charity !" How
the word rang through her brsin! Ns'
all the sorrow and poverty and disap
peintment of her married life had eves
humbled her like this one gift. Old
Huxley had once been . would-be lsvs,
Of hers. and on former birthdays hal
offered her many . valuable t1inket.
This horrible bird. which John had
shsmed her BY accepting. va ample
revenge for her many scernful 10
fasals. While her cheeks yat burned
with angry shame the door sps.ed
again.
Annie va . natter-of-fact woua,,
living in peer quarter Of Q large city;
but for . 0oment her mind gave {
great leap hack T. the din aRss d
nursery lore. There in her little dinRy
kitchen stesd q wonas, bent enough,
wrinkled enough, for . veritable god
mother. She wore . dress q elk and
lace Der face was - yellsw % the
yellsw gold that linked itself sboui
her skinny threat, and held Tie great
bright steses that lashed md sparkled
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Information Wanted

OF William Cation, formerly of Or;erville,
Cooper county, Mo. Any information as
70 his whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived BY N. B. HEDGES,
ll.7-w4ts Ctterville, No.
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Cardinal Points to Remember

Thai Ackler's Blood Elixir is a specific
remedy for neuralgia, matisnl, maIari-
Gus and other fevers, scrofulous tendencies.
and all forms of blood poisoning 1, puri-
6es the system, rouses and develops the
nervous energies, enriches the blood, pro-
NOTES appetite, dispels lanxuor, aud re-
stores the bod$ to robust health. Sold BY
Bard 4 Miller
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Marx Twain scrap tooks,
alGzes, at J.West Goodwin's,
zoo Ohio street.
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q. WHITTIER,
- - CAAese 06osG, - loG0o, NJ
DIR. WHITTIER.

Git q. ChAy30o 8tRook
Ifeab al forms q vener1l Diseass, Srfo-
nj Emissions - SexnA Debility, VI
unparalleled sacce2 No maGesr Who failel
ean q write; panpAl1E q esns1lta6oa fne
Co sef9 70 Ne nsheal psu6anlioa iIA
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Unfortunate Indeed.

A more pathetic story has seldom been
sold than was the one related in briei
Telegram from Chicago printed Sunday. II
ran thus: Lizzie, the pretty and attrac.
tive daughter OF Captain jackson, com
nander OF lake steamboat, was arrested
iast night and confined in the station for
flirting on the street. The girl was not at
all bad, only indiscreet, and but eighteen
years OF age. Left alone In the station, she
became overcome with grief and mortifica.
lion, and hanged herself with her handker-
chief from the cell bars" Pretty and at
uactive, like poor Jennie Cramer, and, like
her, having no sufficient home restraints,
indiscretion brought her young life TO a
Sudden, awful ending. But there is some
thing fearfuliy wrong In the police arrange
nseDis Of city where young girl who is
''n0t at all bad, only indiscreet," is arrest.
ell for "dlrting" and locked up In sta
fiou-house cell. All that is manly In the
heart OF man cries out against such brutali-
y toward helpless GIRL Washington
Post.
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stolen virginia Records ON exhibition

County Commissioners Richie and Kuhl-
meyer brought TO the Democrat Office
bundle OF manuscripts that for antiquity
and good preservation cxcels anything Of
the kind in the West. Ii is the court re-
cords OF Warwick county, Va, for the year
1862, and though 800 years have passed
since it was written, it is still as legible as
though the chirography was performed
yesterday. Some OF the entries are very
interesting. Among the names of litigants
mentioned We're Major Henry Pritchard,
Thomas jefferson, Joseph Stratton, and
Others whose descendants still rank among
the "F. ESQ In one case a Mrs.
Mary elliott is fined in 200 pounds of to-
bacco for libeling neighbor named Susan
Bagworth. Had Susan lived in this degenc-
rate age she might have fixed the damage
sustained from her neighbours tongue at
little higher rate-S35, 900, for instance.
The records ~ere captured by soldier
while "lootlng" during the late war, and
given by him to Mr.. Joe Kuhlmeyer, who
will exhibit them at the Denver Exposition.
Antiquarians and those interested in the
carly history of Virginia can procure fund
oil Information from perusal OF these old
documents, which are now at this Office
IeddUille (C0i.) Democrat
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THE MAGNITUDE OF LONDON.-Last year
26,l70 new houses, covering length OF So
miles, were built in the metropolitan police
area OF London, which now contains 4, 1885,
657 persons, the largest number probably
ever packed within Is miles OF a common
centre. Out OF this multitude % children
and 154 adults were entirely lost. Their
disappearance is one Of the mysteries OF
London, upon which but little light is
thrown by the fact that "a bodies OF per-
sons found dead and unknown were buried
before identification. There were three
times as many people killed in the streets
OF London in 1881 as il cost TO storm Arabs
position at Tel-el-Kebir, and ten times as
many wounded, the figures being-killed,
252.; wounded, 3,400. There were 800
fires, ga suicides, II murders, and only 3
convictions 40 burglares, and only 81
convictions.
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Only think Of it! The Emm Abbott
Grand English Opera Troupe has thus far
had the largest business with which it has
ever been favored. The actual receipts in
eight performances at Denver were S12,-
900. the largest amount ever taken at the
Tabor Opera-House in the same space OF
time. In Leadyille $4,000 worth OF tickets
were sold in the first hour.
The popular tenor Campanini will not re-
visit America this year. He has just given
three performances Of Carmen "at theT Tea
tro Rcgio, Parma, for the benefit OF the poor
Of that city. His brother, Cleofonte, made his
dfbm as conductor. The scenery was new
and by Magnani the orchestra contained
- members, the chorus 120, the ballet 30,
and the staff Of supes was round hundred.
During John T. Raymond's recent en-
gagement in Boston he was called before
the curtain and presented by some wag-
gish friends with Il poker chip, bearing the
inscription, "YOu know Inc, Pete"
Raymond, for once, was completely non.
plussed, and had not word to say.