The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-05
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NEW fGRk, NOV. -O.--Ab tHe I y IiIpIt'
prayer meeting last night Beecher an
swered the question, if his objections t
the theatre were removed. He said n
didn't do anything covertly when h
went to the theatre in broad daylight
He said that he was br ought upto leliey'
that the theatre was thing Of evil, an,
that going to one was almost as bad a
going to the devil. After reading q srea
deal about the dram&,. Mr.. Beecher has
decided to go tasee Salvini in Otllello
If there was nothing worse in the thea
ters than he saw there, he did not Know
what ron-theater-goer' made such {
$'r'lmpus" about He was glad that hc
went. When Dir. irving came, q cher
ished member of the best socleeg in the
British kingdom, eyena friend Of royalty
A[r. Beccher decided TO go and bear him
and he went to the matinee last .Slt1r-
day afternoon He enioved the acting
thoroughly, and would like to 60 a4ain.
Il any one cared to know, he was frank
to say that the tickets were presented 10
him. 1t is not right to go to al tiieaters,
but those which rank high are 50 very
extensive that the very class who most
need this kind Of recreation cannot afford
TO go to them.
CHICAGO, Nov pa daily Ae,rs Jack
son, Michigan special says: Sunday
morning an ex-convict, only released
1rom prison Friday, arrived here and
claimed to be Il Chicago detectire. He
chartered an engine and proceeded to
Mason, twenty miles north. Of here, where
he claimed the Crouch family murderer
was stopping. The fellow got the sheriff
at Mason, and they arrested and brought
TO Jackson well-to-do farmer. A thous-
and people grthcred at the depot to await
their arrival, and violence was feared
The engine was stopped mile north of
the city, and the party took a circl.itons
route to the Jail at jackson. The man
was released at midnight and the ex-
convict Jailed.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Special to the Boze
man CHRoNIcLE.-Leopold and Austrian
agents for the Str. Manistee, received a
report from the captain of tug, which
went over the course the Manistee stouid
have taken, and a report from the cap
tain of the steamer Hickey both con-
firming the finding of pieces OF the wrecl,
of the steamer and making certain OF her
loss with all on board.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2G.-The Tiaes' New
York special says: A squad OF veterans
from the war Of 1872 opended the con-
tenniai anniversary in New York by
hosting the stars and stripes at the old
block house in upper Central park. Bus
mess will be almost entirely suspended
to-day. The city is overcrowded by Wis
itors.
WAsiIINGToS, Nov. 2G-Sccretary Tel
Ter said to-day that he had decided moth
ing whatever in relation to the lard grant
OF the Texas Pacific railway company
and the rights Of the Southern Pacific
Hereunder. He has not referred and does
not propose to refer the mitter to Com
gress, but will decide the case in the reg
ular course of business.
WASHINGTON, Nov 26.-General Rose
cranehas set on foot a scheme to organize
the democratic voters of the country
into small groupes and grand armies with
a chief for each division. and to collect
twenty cents year from every voter,
giving the campaign committee an an
nual income of $4,000.
The Times Boston special says that Ben
Buffers Thanksgiving proclamation,
owing to its irreverence, was not read
from Protestant pulpits.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov. Fitzpatrick
O'Donnell, the slayer of Carey, the Pllte-
nix Park informer, took out naturaliza-
ton papers before judge Thomas of This
county, now civil service commissioner,
on April 9TH, 1879. In his oatl, he ah-
jlred ali allegiance to Victoria, Queen OF
Great Britain particularly. O'Donns.l
took out his first papers October 18Th,
t1s1G, then stating that he first arrived in
the United States in 1869 He signed
his name BY making q cross.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Specia' to the Bose
man CHRoSIcLE.-The Da,ly Ne"s D's-
bri@ue special says: a hunting party
composed of Fred .Jenkcl and his Two
sons, jewellers, and Richard Party, con-
nacted with the Democrat, went out in Il
boat to an island on the Mississippi,
several miles from this city Sunday
morning. As they were returning gale
arose. The beat was swallpcl and all
were drowned