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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-01

1t Still Clings to the Originally Infected
French Cities-It Also Continues to Create
Fearful Havoc in Italy.
ToULoN, Sept. 29,-Four cholera patients
are still under treatment at Bonreneontre
Hospital, and one at st. Mandrier, where
there has been one death to-day.
MARsA1LLEs, Sept. 29.-Six French passen-
gers from Chochin China, on the steamer Alb
Del Kader. which put in at Bono, Algiers,
for quarantine, died of cholera after having
been landed and placed in the hospital.
Five deaths from cholera here to Gay, and
eleven deaths from cholera in the Southern
provinces, including the Vicar General of
Mines.
ROME, Sept. 29.-The report of cholera in
Italy for the past six hours gives total of
3j5 fresh cases, and 2l2 deaths, including III
cases and 100 deaths in Naples, and ninety
five cases and fifty-fve deaths at Genoa.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-01
About $50, 900 Missing in the Boston Trust
Eund.

Boston, Sept. Pit is reported the amount
missing from the trust fund in the security safe in
the deposit vault, to which Charles E. stevens had
access is about $50 0O0, and that the total amount
of the fund is about 500 000 which is held for
benefit of the two daughters of the late William Fl.
OBrien, of the firm OF Jordan, Marsh & Co.
Young Stevens is reported in Europe. 1t Is be.
lieved he took only about 81, 900 with MIN.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-01
THE CHOLERA.
1t Still Continues It's Ravages in Franco, |
Spain and Italy.

spain and italy.
MADRID, Sept 2S.-During the past twenty
four hours throughout the cholera.infected
districts there have been eight new cases and
six deaths.
PARIs, Sept. 2S.-Three deaths from cholera
IN the south of France to-day.
0RAE, Sept. % Six suspected cases were
reported here. Five proved fatal.
ROME, Sept ga fresh case of CHOLERA
was reported here to-day, the patient being
a soldier. In the Kingdom of Italy in the
last twenty-four hours, there have been re-
ported 40S new cases and 222 deaths, includ-
ing 1l6 cases and "a deaths at Naples, and
80 cases and % deaths at Genoa. Since the
outbreak of the disease in Italy 1920 per-
sons in Italy he Ve been attacked and Q, ,4S0
have died
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-01

JOSIE MANSFIELD, for whose sake Jim Fisk
died, is very fat very dark, and very well
dressed. She shows off her ample pro-
portions to wondering Parisians every pleas
ant afternoon in the year. She is supposed,
by those who ere unacquainted with her
history, to be an immensely wealthy Cuban
widow,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-01

has admitted his name was Tuley and that
he is wanted in Indiana for attempting to
defraud an insurance company. He was sent
to Indiana last night.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-01

Mrs. STORY. wife Of the imbecile owner of
the Chicago Times, is a woman of command
ing presence, ultra-fashionable in dress aud
of high ambition. 1t is said to be her aim
to be the owner and personal manager OF her
husbands newspaper, and to live in the
great palace on the boulevard.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-01
A LUNAR COLUMBUS.

The Alleged Discoveries of an English As
tronomer Relative to the Moon.
Philadelphia Inquirer.l
Most people old enough to have known
anything Of it. or to have been told of it by
their immediate progenitors, remember
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-01
ABOUT LOGAN.
Chapters in the History of Black Jack.
The Black Laws of Illinois-Prime Read
ing for the Color ed notwithstanding
ISoldiers for the Rebel Army.

We have recently received several in
quiries for information concerning Logan's
record. We give to-day some of its promi-
nent features, which We have, however,
already published. We have another inter-
esting chapter which we will give to morrow
or within day or two at farthest:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-01

FOR DYsPEPstA aud Liver Com
p.aiut. you nave printed Edsrsots; % 1
every bottle u ShhUus NltAllAef
never ',l- " cure For sale uy ua7.
t.s. Auf risyp 4 Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-01

livery promlso backed ~ g1HrHa'"e
A s-r- Dyspepsis Tsols'' will give m
mediate ryle' Pr.cs ," anil " -
Ia hy Castles, Morrison Go -l'.''' O.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-01

Ladies muslin uninn7r. iu-i
received an entire new .uar a-rou-
ishiugy low prl0o-. .t
FAN. EHos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-01

Every smoker should nv Little
joker
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-01

"a heavy goods, Pric.s are en- ~
Two in blankets comforts AM "'
foods lett from winter seasos
SAE0gE REr-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-01

OF rvr.. ...'
-A..cl I"a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-01

uE,r,. 900 Rate" clears OUT rats
mica. I... ic
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-01

I.v,r.e. a. Nl.aar, se.aus at strict
cost. Go March ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
SOCIAL INCIDENTS.

Mrs. II. Adds Emmett, of No. 80 Madison
ave. gave german last evening for her daughter, who
made her debut early in the season The parlors
trimmed with laurel holly and evergreen In festoons and
wrcaths while large palms stood in the corners The
cotillvn danced in both parlors, Charles Emmett
leading in room and Charles Harris in the other
The vors consisted OF Christmas toys and clusters OF
roses. Miss Emmett tule and satin dress and
carried cluster OF pink Supper served at
midnight The guests included Nh. and Mrs Pierre
Iorillard Mrs j. W. Mnturn, Miss Susie Mnurn, Miss
Belle Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Onne wilson Miss Otis, Miss
de Ruyter, Miss Swan aud Miss Iieckscher.
MIRA j. i. Graud Foster assisted by her daughter
Miss Belle Elliot. held reception in the afternoon al
her house No 10 East feminist
The Entire Nous Society OF Brooklyn. held reception
with dancing the evening In the Assembly Rooms OF
the Academy. 49, -. -. ,,,,. ,,.,
It. gave reception to two hundred guests from TO I
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The Matinee will flourish with much luxuriance
during the next two weeks Christmas falls on
huray and extra afternoon performances are then 10
b. given NJ almost all the theatres OF the city Even the
Madison sunare Theatre although this is one oi the most
sacred festivals Of the Church, gives matinee fonr
afternoon performances are announced by Mr. CoiVie
n, ,h Fourteenth street Theatre begnning on Wtunes
ast The nrst arpeaiaNee ~ Miss Alma stuart s,anley
ssitsinr init di the thifd Atenut lheaue knmlnn3,
rln NJ etttei Hn Chts,inps aiteipeOr I'm Npilsnns
reh, ,ht AWuhaih lineGll poel y 4 A.Wiii iiNu ~,
.,jeisia,ltt ~ iie iiitnst6n Ntt'ire ureih House
~, ~ reHi ~ \ wii0ws aht Bii'hans fehei iriin .
Asess,ih Bans tiat 80 nfiaue" w We acted ~ tie
R,saA aptia i,ise Bse8kith astlhs he htst wees ~
So neW FeaF. the eas, Ni ,hehat W.
flagies fsher lwh8 piais hs wie'na
pagi MsHAsw Stgaaish nv CHARLES ieepttt MI
6soFse rarkes Mss ViFgnla irehef, Ass MAI fitn'Hs
Miss kay Irwin, Mr.. Edwm Knowles, AIT Jnhn taNhi
Nh ! MttcatI aud others. Scenes have been painlti
specially Tor 1his production All, hlehaiu ho'"e' w"
represent air naly ia the management
MIR Barney MoAuley viii appear at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre on December 20 IN a play ealea 'lh'
Jerseyman.'
Mr.. RaymOnds engagement continues IN merimeh
and prosperity at the Grand Opera House. ana during
this week the genial humorst may he seen IN the play vi
"Paradiso" AID also in the character OF Colonel ma
berry Sellers II is mentioned that Mr. Raymond mas
acted this part more than 5000 times. Another pre-
senation OF Called Back" will be made at this theatre
on December %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
VALUATION OF FRANCHISES.
ley TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRfBUNK.l

TRENTON, Dec. Ex-senator Sewell, ac-
eomranied by Edward T. Green and other railroad Off
cas appeared before the state Board Of Assessors this
morning and appealed from the valuation made by the
board Of the Pennsylvania property Mr. Green said they
only objected the tax the franchise The franchise
is only valuable as long n, there is but one road Mr.
Green contendod that the state places so slight value
the franchise that it gives the right to build rail
road anywhere In the State to citizens and foreigners
alike He says is wrong, consequently for the state
franchises to be valued at %4OOoOO0 Senator sc"el
called attention to the Salem Branch which was run
last loss of 81 1000 This year the FRANCHISE
taxed $4,000 He says that the net earnings OF
road forms the true basis upon which TO estimate It's
value He thought il would have been better To Vauc
the property higher and then not tax the franchise
Upon the withdrawal OF the officials of the PennsyNaha
Company representatives of the Philadelphia ana Read
ing came in They took testimony regarding the value
of their property and intend securing writ OF
rtorari and throwing the whole matt er into court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
Observation-Disclosures

DpSttR, Dee. pa project ior another
,b,strb line fh the Missouri hitrt US the west has
btrr tait rulr htit bt tht hiinr ~ no Incorporation
p,iess w $50 utntefai NV tiflraHs anH Nssbni pa
siDp nalieaf tNNiaies u 70 proposed W. 'bfih nhr
,nn pf inp nNes ri ihpsp iNe eNNisH'ts hahrh W
,he Ais5aan Bane ngW e4leNta Nest 80 sf 40 Nth''a
ban ani lnis pgaNeA 10 ~ hp e4lpA'eA th'W'bh 'Np
soutneru Ties pt ppNNtes VI hansAs w lhi pNs'HN s's
line aud at that paint viii eonneet Win 'hs pA'esp" y"
the Denver and Sew orleans Hallway, ihe ialleF ROAD
is now completed south from beaver "a futpe ahn lnh
comunuy has contracts made " extend lhtl ilhss s
In make counrt lions with the Now orleans inc ~ run
dad seventy i've miles south OF fuehO ihe "it't"s
of ms new cOmpany are John Evans, lTuS W nlShol
David H. Munait William Bari, = IL Ehet' o. ia
Grorge Frch aud Charles b. k0untze OF IvlNoI nnu
law ,ould and Russell sage, of New-lorh Inc S"Inn
stock il 80 600 600 divided into 10000 shares oi Too
each A., r..
CHICAGO, Dec 22.-The passenger agents OF inc EaSV
orn frank line, held session to-day An agreement was
admitted which met with the approval ot anlporS'
il the belief however that rates Will be restoeu 10 'ho
uublished tariff beginning January l.
OMAHA, Dec 22.-General Manager Galloway OF inc
Union Pacific says In regard to the statement in"e W
senator Van Wyeth that railroad rates west OF te DIS
o have remained the when the railroads were
ned that the earnings of theUnion Paclcsy stem
49, reduced 80 that last year they were put % -
ner ton per mile. and for the last SIX moh'hS aho"'"
further falling of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
NORTH CAROLINA RoADs FINED.
ipf ttiren trf ~ thY tRinliNr


h,LtiGii. De-. 22-Sertion t.9B8 Of the
coie ~ NBtth tibint prbtiica that ~ shtii " unlaw
~ fdf nnt ar8ai r5tpjr5h rs chatFc f5r ttirsp6t
tn'id ~ hht sigt ~ aht description Bttf W. t5ah
pfta'et ah8tHi NJ tB 81 r8HpHat8f thlH shaii Az WE
aa'ht ib VS. ehsfse Bf Il f3f the transportation ~ Hh
tiiHi NtaNtt@ ~ e siNH lAaa ~ ifeirNt fahafBtsi NJ
lhe eANe AifeeRR 8gef ave pefgH W the ssWe rF8aA
A4 eANA' hifANee ANF rAfNHh ti4iAtNs tNa aeetiNN
Aii Nell ani paT lle aNm al sJnp Hf sash 9ienee ~
1853 epW9alnlnt ~ hppresliiie fedeli NpAnlY pA ~
iiy SERIES VI suits gas hpnghi against ihe Atlantis
Tennessee aud Ohio, ani The Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad companies for Discrimination Ia
freight charges against MOoesye In favor OF Charlotte
There are sixty-hye suits Ninety-sight suits
similar In character brought IN Salisbury on Thurs
dai against tho Roh nOnd ami Ddnyile Ralr1al jung
mcnt was given agalnst the roads for $4,000 and
$4,000. Each case was appealed, ana they VIII ne
taken 10 the United states supreme Court Tor hhal hu
judlcaton The charters OF these roads granted
before sos when the new constitution went INTO eject
anu II is alleged that the law applied to them Is un
constitutional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER CONFERENCES

The trunk line executive committee con-
fred with representatives OF the Pacific railroads yes
teriay with regard to the differences between the East
ern roads ard the TrlnscOntinental Assocation No
action WA taken Tho matter will be considered further
., revt weeks meeting of the trunk line committee. The
association will mold meeting In San Francisco on
january II. -, , ..,.
orrnis the agreement regarding the Withdrawn or
rnd rlp tickets was tralrmed and additional details
crc nded 10 the agreement Tor contnng the pftNmlhR
C rates to the west 10 continuous Trip tickets. III pfurf
Ia urntrct the local rates ~ the western tonus nov en-
,oi In me Trunk line war II also decided 10 nf
,nnrr vith the COMMIT ssl1ner5 Of Emigration toi plhc-
lao thr nav ticket agency which they rrOpnsc 20 lepsr 20
4 nni siit bf The POOL under the supervision OF the
ios,lr tinrtlen lnint agency OF the trunk lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TO PAY MEXICAN CENTRAL DEBTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.i


B0sToN, Dec. 22.-The Journal says that Tor
some time 1t has been expected that the Mexican Gem
trail would call upon its friends for additional funds with
which to meet It's obligations aud carry on the work OF
construction. This expectation Is realized In cir
cular which viii be sent tomorrow. IL says that the
cost OF the main line and equipment exceeded the money
raised for the purpose about 10 per cent-tno
amount OF the deficiency being over S3OOO,OOo. The
increasing business OF the company will soon render
necessary more equipment. additional buildings ana
other improvements To take mp all the untunded III
debtcneSs, and for the general purposes OF the com
pany the directors have decided to offer subscription 10
the soekhodcrs each stakeholder Of record December
% 1881 having the unassnable right to subscribe Tor
one block and asslgnable rights TO subscribe for one
additional block under this circular for each one nun
drcd shares standing In hs The directors expect
TO- raise s2,7oo,0Oo by this crGulari ana IT.
ther expectations are met, all noating IN
dgn'edness win be paid and the company
VIII nave IN It's treasury over T3OOopo chsh
s2OOOOOO first mortgage bond' s2OO0OO, income
bonds. ~ OOODO0 stock and Si,0OOOOO subsidy certih
cntrs Tho present monthly receipts from net earnings
and subsidy collections will meet m the interest which
VIII tan due I'm 1885, including the net coupon on the
trst mortgage bonds and al other interest due 1850
Is hcteyed that these receipts tn 1888 Will be much
greater than M ptcsent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
PLANNING CLEvELAND's CABINET
WHAT DEMOCRAtiC POLITICIANS ~ NEW-YOi'R AHf
styiXG ASD pOtNG.

Senator German. John R. Mclean, General
l. T. Bark. 81 lllinois John q. Priest, OF St Loui
congressman Randall and Conrrc''rian contetsr of
phio vtre aihdng me Democrats N The cits tcsetdny
prns+ai pisrt s eniddntr fot TIVE war roftfollu NJ
ps.taii is ~ he Sew work iiori 4 T. Mchlhnne, ore
M ibe sNria shHaqrphtti 81 hr ii6rsr " win MN
tf setifal hHHis bBBk nnh hBtttthi4 weth tnttn 70
hia ,sfH, Va tNt a,nifi rN'ii gtta fi,r hah arrhhh
isieA u 10 rNArfB3i .N4i NJ e N7iis tfsaorh ~ ftt
ua,iNs Nv iAe fnreehea WAT eili w w
Iasuded va Aia saAlheFN 'FiR ihe WNFb'
oi ,his tqHr - ngH seNefA'if NNNrfs'WN
"a have eiereHpe ~ tbs mpfenfl " 'esN1F l @NN'Nf
neni a. SECRETARY Q the Treasury iils olF1nseSl SUI
porter Ia h, resent battles Ia ipngTtss ~ ppNslupA W
the free traders was Mr. Converse Who mp|ed W s'NN
the enaeting clause from tho Morrison biil BIT Con
verso was also at the Now York Hotel but wiz start loF
home to-day 1t is his intention to withdraw iiom po'
ties with tho expiration Of his present term
John H. Mclean Is reported TO have had an opportunity
a Albany on Sunday present his claims for the posi-
ton of Genera but is completely III tne
dark as TO Governor Ceveands Intentions IN the matter
Anactive canvass is being made for Cabinet place pS
General / r. Gordon OF Georgia, hut IL meeting WIN
opposition from Southerners themselves, who are ca
OF Inc effect the country OF 50 placing an eA-ooheu
crate soldier. 80 - ,,.,.otona Within a
day or two said Yesterday: 1.-THE man doesn't I'VE WHO
can say he thing about the Cabinet aehhltes
slowly and did not intend hurry. He says he mas Two
mnnfhs i'm which to make UP his mind and that some ol 'h
hest names Of all may 10 his ATTENTION lle MI
week He Is going to he President himself NOpouy Wl
uluulp and he answered plumper He Is faVoiHpIy III
nrcs sed with villas from recent Meetings Mhl'h'n, 'al
land and Bayard on his good books before DIP @
Dc Secretary oi state, but uOuD' IL hO VI" w
Tho TV1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
OPERATE PERFORMANCES.

MpyerbeCr'S lie PrOpnete was given "' W
Metropolitan Opera House last night aud Ada IN
Italian at the Academy, Al the former mousse 'neic
was no change in the cast and the representation
was marked by the same eXceilehce III
dataY and in general effect that took occasion re-
comfy 10 discuss The substitution ola harmonium LOT
the grand organ however robbed the coronation
nm which especial attention is bestowed by Dr DamroSch
and his assistants of much OF its pomp ana spehor
The most musical performance In the oper"
a. that Of Frau schr0der- Hanfstangl as Be'hd the
most admirable dramatic mpersonation Is that OF frau
leiu Brand as Fdes although no fault can De iounu III
this respect with Herr scbott's John OF Leyden'
npess he by some stickers for tradition who cannot
,econcle his enacting the "exOrcsm scene WIN inc
accented manner Whether john trying IN the h! nus
o sspcion to impress the populsce with the idea
he performing "a miracle IN meaning u uist ~
mind ought TO touch his mother II, mater
which might be discussed from two points OF view here
with the thrilling acting OF the pair IL 10 eh'"ei'
eaective which, perhaps "a all that heed be asked
AT the Academy Nine Fursch- Madl sang the ti'u LIN
role and sig. CARDINAL was the h"aaGmes' Nine me-
PATTI Patti and Sig Nicoini was not to improve ,S
on the representation Of last week Nine Fursca M
ia indeed an excellent representative OF ue
Ethiopian princess, making up what she , iaexS
In fexibility of voice, In power ana ur1nao ill., a
sity. as che took occasion brilliantly TO dem dem
Of the Nee Sig Carlna bore himself well as Rhdddmcs
and created bet impression than he hhu succeen.u
In doing with any of the parts previously essayeu Inc
other characters were in the same hands as before
Patti will sing for the last time this season. az least 'c
opera being Z" semiramide' a., 49,, . ,ri
To morrow evening at the Metropolitan tne opera WIZ
be Tannhnuser," with Nine. Kraus as EhsaoeM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
MTSIO AND The DRAMA.
ADELAIDE RISTORI.

Ristori making her re-entrance upon .he
is .,,ge after n long absence, appeared last
,,, az the star Theatre, and gave, In the Engs" i
-. her remarkable impersonaton OF queen h'''a'e"'
T, andsuce was small but II greeted her III sP'' VI
s,,,, svmpathy several times recalled her before tie
oo, ava aovers 10 her. hailed her fine ana start
e., ,,amatc effects with loud and eager piandi's' ana
" ar.rv usual way evinced its admiration OF inc
,,oss and It's pleasure In her return iis not 70 oo
s,o, that time somewhat impaired tho spichuo {"
p.,orrs beauty and the vigor OF her drsna'c cAe''
49, We, Ter presence Is still majestic. her race IL
wv nj, aud expressiye her voice Is sti copious,
o,,n, and thrilling. and her method In acting Is sun
a., large and easy method OF spontaneous inperson"
49,. The ece IN which she acted Is an Enghsh version
', e,crnnnetts well-known Italian play, whicn was
,,er for her and which she was the hrst w introduce
W., I'm s,age Sobody who ever once saw this WORK
80, hee,nnue c end needs TO be Informed thnt u j.
..,,,s,s ~ duness The character OF Quesn ktiilos"
Ss,,.e,ess Is deneated IN It With singular htety-a
nsss,s, nm 81 contradictions. iiobie Writes being op
Sssa N II IS inch 81 INC worst weaecIs nat ca tr
ss ne ieniiss q Ys AZ sir n sff f saeS WRt
HssiTgttts, RlIHs2sVs sst5 ssd spt IND et si
h5 SI, siS ~! s} %HT g5Hs igf sa y M B
.is.Gl Isi bisbt asilatea nc s4hs s'tat giit nit
Itaiifs f W sslt TT s4He sShss IT'D f8G a Mg
t #stla nsa''iHSEa ,aisnsA aIta ANgt gest agts,
atg laEsIs n pAssA Noe En- seeMea gtieef tigH II
ei Agl N eahtae te ase ef fhe hNsltiA ~ slssssaa
G9sa f,s eleasfA ne Neiaaiias NAsAsI ~ he Aa
xxx giea paiAs IN heF, nalll ilaa! sfS Siiee
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and somennes her Italian Tal1l'l "
Speech ress in tumble q leG94s,en s npon the
Whole is Victory for the artist and pleasure w ~
hearers The greatest altitude ata,nsa 6nesp's re-
NNnrse ami misery when upon the lonely summit "
power she see herself gray aud yheTe1 tne
fsr friends and her love, With only evil deehs ~
Ter and only death to hone forand to fear lhe u1"
scene remains wonderful study OF boIh it nisht
nbysca dsine gration and ruin she nau' las las nate
ihe aid OF Mrs Augusta Foster MISS of
tInion who made decided hit the HUE shev sd
Moro1rd LambTun). Mr.. Edmund Iearie VINO nc NJ
an obituary vocal power not very Wei 'raieu' va
John A. Lane Miss Marion =. Clift0n. MI. IVA"
shirley Mr. j. H. Lenard, Mr.. L. Grissel, ana otnorl
the cast being udcious and the performance IN genoi
1ealoua spirted aud efficient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
ArBgsrRp on SUSPICION or MURDER

The investigation of the murder OF August
Getbine AT South Orange ~ j.. has at last developed
clew Everett Stephenson, OF sou'h oialso'"i' II"
minutes after the shooting rushed into the village par
- ,,, ,ppouucod that Gus " had been murdered,
SAVING ne had inst como from the place where lie was
shot Two persons aver that they saw shcphe9son con-
@ ~, ,l corniield III u straight line from r an
hn,sr ot thc time OF the murder and nihedlary acr
nr Vail ave the alarm by ringing bell sh'phctuSOh
lcclnrcd that he did not pass through me 'oinnru.
Tary last evening Stephenson was arrested ana 'ahe
before Assistant Prosecutor Crane, who received slae
,"rnt from him and then permitted him to go ircc urt
,he Cnrofcrs iu0ues meets again next SATURDAY me
assistant Prosecutor declined to say In what the state
ont nu>l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
JUDGE BAXTER ON POOLS.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

CLEVELAND. Dec. 22.-lt Is related mere on
good authority that year or so ago the Hooking valley
Railway formed pool with the Central Ohio on the coal
business of the two roads The Hooking Valley
strike came on and at the end OF year the Central
owed the Hooking Valley 100000 profit. The receiver
of the Central referred the matter to Judge Baxter OF
the United States District Court for instructions sand
the Judge: Don't you pay cent OF It, IL Is no
better than any other gambling debt, Of which the law
can take no cognllance and don't you enter into any
more pooling arrangements while the 'entfal Is uducr
The r dcion OF this court and you It's receiver Inc
pool profits were not paid over
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DANGER OF TOO MUCH &c iia IND Di,a.

The Indiana papers agree that Presidential Cabinet
without Mr. ]. Mcdonald would be very mueh IKE INC
play of Hamlet with the role of Hamlet omitted:
Wouldn't this be preferable 70 the play Of Hamlet
with the role OF Halaet doubedf There Is grave like
lhOod that this republic viii get rather too much OF IN
diana during the years The manner IN which
Mr. Hendricks starts out led good many thoughtful
people 10 suspect that Indiana pill dose Indiana
Is very like lmburger cheesea little OF II goes long
way There danger OF overlooking the national sIom
ech with Indiana brains.