Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-05-03

uiouo Nu5iC I1dll was tdxeu TO ltB IuIest
capacity. every seat was occupied and
hundreds, if not thousands, contented
themselves with standing room. The
cast of the play was as follows:
Julius Cesar ar....."....-........Mr. Louis James.
octsvius Cesar Triumvirs after Mr. Otis Skinner
death of JULIUS (
Mare. Antonius Cesar. Mr,J E. Murcoh
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Titinius, friend to Brutus and Cassius. A. r. Riddle
Lucius, servant to Brutus. ......Miss NJ. Willett
Pindarus, servant to Cassius .....Mr. Chas. Rolfe
Soothssyer...". Mr.. Errol Dunbar
Servlus Mr.. Ghae. Plunkett
lrst SitAen Mr.C W. Vance
Second Citizen ........."..... Mr.. Chas. Plunkett
CalphsrI 10, wife of julius Cesar Miss M wainwright
Portia Wife 0f Brutus Miss Kate Forsyth
Senators, Officers, Soldiers, CitIzens, Attendants
1t is not often that SO many 'sstars" are
seen upon the same stage at the same
time, and it was grand treat to theater
lovers. The programme for the balance
of the week IS as follows: Tuesday even.
ing ''The Hunchback," with Mccullough.
Barrett and Miss Mary Anderson, in The
cast; Wednesday Matinee Julius Gaze
sar" repeated Wednesday evening
much Ado About Nothing with Bar
rett. James, Mile Rhea and Miss VAIN
right in the cast; Thursday evening.
"Othello," with Barrett. Mccullough.
MISS Clara Morris and Miss Mary Ander-
son in the cast; Friday evening. "Ham-
let" with Murdoch, Mccullough, Ellsler,
Barrett, James, etc., in the principal
characters; Saturday Matinee Romeo
and Juliet" Barrett as Romeo and Mary
Anderson as Juliet; Saturday evening
"Ctheli0" repeated.
The .Dnde," a species lately imported
from Engiand, must propagate rapidly.
Several speciments have been seen here.
In passing one yesterday Auditor Evers
wished to catch it. He said if he could
get hold OF it he would take it home to
Hahn 4 Myer, an it would make a good
sign sor their business. By-the.way,
Auditor Evers is here taking in at least
part OF the Dramatic Festival and seeing
the sights generally. He will 20 to To.
ledo Friday to attend a meeting of Coun-
ty Auditors upon railroad assessment
duties.
(, The politicians here, as in every section
OF the State no doubt, are busy looking
up and talking prospective candidates
before the convention to be held in June
The Democrats are confident of success
The famous Scott Liquor Law has
brought into unusual prominence the
coming fall election, and whether the
law be sustained by the Courts or not.
the Democracy have gained thousands of
votes by its passage, and victory for
them is certain, provided that no mis-
take is made in the selection of standard
bearer. None will be made.
For the Democratic nomatioD for Gov
ernor Judge Hoadly by far is the favor
ite in this section. This would naturally
be expected this being his home. But
he has strong following in almost ev-
cry nook and corner of the State, and
the great Nothwest is chuck full of his
friends. Should he be made the stand
ard bearer Hamilton county may be put
down as giving him ten thousand ma
jorlty, which will be one fourth of his
majority in the State. But the success
of the party does not rest upon the nomi.
tion of certain one man. Victory cen
be achieved with either of the prominent
names thus far brought into the cam
paign; with a Geddis, Ward or any
other, but Hoadly is strongest.
There is a significant lull in the Repub-
lican camp. They are evidently at a
loss what course to pursue, and no doubt
are lying on their arms awaiting the
decision of the Court upon the Scott
law. The decision one way or the other
materially effects the party 8 interests as
we'll as the interests of talked of candi-
dates.
Had we the inclination there are many
things in and around Cincin-
natl which might be mentioned for the
benefit of the readers of the NORTHWEST.
Among them the great Music Hall, the
largest of its kind in the country. and
probably the world; the Geological Gar
dens, the Suspension Bridge, Brohasco
Fountain etc., but at some future time
an opportunity may be given for doing
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