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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-05-11
STRANGE LAPsEs INTO INSANITY.
The Remarkable Case of Two Brothers
Prom Nebraska.

The Remarkable Case of Two Brothers
Prom Nebraska.
BrYrALo. Nav lO.-A man named
Thomas Edmundson. of Nebraska, was
arrested in the city on charge Of insanity,
He was bound for Europe, and on leaving
his home in Nebraska was believed to be
perCectlv sane. When he reached Philadel-
phia he acted in such strange manner that
he was set down on as crank. He sold his
steamship ticket tor a tritle, purchased sew
eral railroad tickets for different points
West and South and finally brought up in
Bufalo. where he was arrested in a
almost destitute condition. On being OK
amined by the police surgeon he was pro-
pounced insane and at once committed to
the State asylum, where he remains. The
authorities communicated with his family
and after some correspondence EdmundSo1's S
brother agreed 10 come down and take him
back. A few days ago letter was received
from EdmundSon's brother that he would be
here on Tuesday to take him home Yes
terdav the brother arrived and presented
himseITat the Office Of the superintendent of
the roor. The stranger had not been in
the Office Eve minutes before the officials re-
allied that they had another maniac to deal
with. The unfortunate man was immediate
Is put under arrest Whether he became
insane on the the trip from Nebraska or not
i AT present a mystery.
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Circuit Court, Part 2,

Judge Boyd handed down the following
decisions Yesterday morning:
In the case of the State against Fred
Mohn; Mohn was fined BY Squire Peterman
for a misdemeauor and was on his way to
jail when he was released on habeas cor
pus. Denis O'Kcetfe, attorney for Mohn,
claimed that under the decision of Judge
Jacob the magistrate could not impose u
fine unless the misdemeanor were commit
ted under his own eve Judge Boyd how
ever held the imposition of the fine legal
and ordered capias pro fine to issue for
Mr. Mohn.
Ellen Forsythe vs.. the city Of Wheeling.
Exception to report ot Commissioner over
ruled and decision confirmed.
Brook VS.. Fsupel Verdict set aside and
new trial granted.
State vs.. Leon Van Walt. Demurrer to
indictments overruled.
State VS.. Minnie Bell Demurrer as to
first count sustained, and demurrer as to
second count oyerruled. Case continued.
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KILLED NEAR HIS HOME.

R.xpastabIe German found Murdered.
'sITICl. n. Y, May l0-The village OF
rankfort. Herkimer county, is disturbed
,spr the discovery tonight that one Of its
tizens who has been Supposed to be visit
- friends in this city and Syracuse has
.Pen murdered near his home The mur-
'ered man was John WishOrt, a respectable
,hd industrious German, aged 20 wears.
fbree months ago a daughter Of his mar
- an Italian much against her father
IN Mrs. Wishort took sides with the
saugh,cr. and inteeling increased between
IL son-in-law and WishOrt The Italian
heard at times to threaten Wishort with
rieIcncc. Three weeks ago NjShort dlSap-
Jared and It is alleged no inquiry was
nade concerning him for reasons already
.e,,ed. This evening his dead body was
|S,,nd Lv his son lying face downward in =
NO. on the farm of Sanford Getman, for
!. bom he had been working There was a
lean cash ON the top Of his head and other
Of violence. Suspicion was
fxed on the Italian Son-in-aw, who, when
,orgh, by the officers, could not be found.
Nh WishOrt and other members OF the
e.nily were arrested, and citizens are aid
inp the officers in the search for the Italian.
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A RICH FIND.
Rs.pi.cOvsry of Valuable Gold Mines.

Re-Discovsry of Valuable Gold Mines.
ST. Paul, May l0.-A special to the Pho
neer Press from Glendive, Montana, says
the excitement regarding the gold hnd on
the Red Water, sixty miles north OF Glen
dive. in Montana, has been greatly intensi
fed to-day by the arrival Of parties with
gold dust. Many business men are rushing
10 the new diggings, all anxious to be on
the ground first. The gHlch where the hrst
discovery was made is ehristened "Lone
Tree" but new discoveries are being made
daily. This is new discovery Of old dig
gings, as thousands Of dollars were taken out
Of the same ground in 1875, when parties
went down the Missouri by way of Fort Ben
ton with their gold. In the summer of the
following year they returned but were mas
sacred near Bear Paw Mountain By Sioux
Indians. Ever since prospectors hsve vain
" endeavored to find the diggings near the
place. of the massacre. The traces Of the
original diggings are stu plainly visible,
with the rusty picks sad shovels Of the an
fortunate first owaecs,
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Three Important Events.

| Ihree important
EarIy ueNt week three events will Occnr
| which will attract widespread attention On
| Tuesday morning memorial service for
the decreased bishops will be in order. We'd
| nesday evening special session will be
| held to hear addresses from MeSsrs Young
| and Whitehead, of the British Wesleyan
| Church. and from DIR. Cook, who repre-
sents the Methodist Churches of France
and Switzerland But the great day
of the feast will be Thursday when, il
llIe report of the Episcopal Committee,
is adopted, the election for new
bishops will take place. Then there will be
excitement worth talking about. Respect
| ing candidates to these episcopal vacancies,
| in addition, DR. c. II. Fowler, Of Chicago,
| las shot into favor at an amazing rate dur
| ing the last few days, and who is sure 70 re-
ceive large complimentary vote. even if
his boom does not prove strong enough to
land him on the episcopal bench. Beyond
this forbear 10 20 on the line Of prophecy,
| for things are very uncertain.
| Candidates who were very strong last
week have broken all to pieces this week,
| and several dark horses in addition to the
! one mentioned are beaving into sight |
| must. therefore. ask your readers once more
to possess their souls in patience. resting
| assured that after the elections have oc-
| CURED they shall know abosa, not only the
men who get in, but haaS the thing was
| done
| The rights Of the coloret people Is receiT,
ing great deal OF attention at the hand' o.
the conference, Color IS always Promiaea!
IN representative Aethefist gatnerihyS. ~
the great Ecnmenieai Conference IN i>'noon
it occupied the char one day, ana on an
other oct asion representative o. ,ne AM
can race, Rev. Mr.. 1rne. electrified the rs.
semblage with an eioqnei'i spe % a. o.
the ',enerai ~.otlhfaae ~ .e ol 's' II ~ e 2,
churcn, ioor !ears- sgI .ns sresa - rs =
that gatnerlng "aeA Pea y - 49, Th;' ,.S"
Tor the elecuoh q q coiolea o - :.
ume isaI :.il,s X sI.u-ad IA r;.S,. a. - =
ss se,'es sa,a.sd - rsonA, have s6sna bsfsrs n.
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BRIEF TELEeRAMS.

ifomr.t'r.
Z " e. Ravens. mate Of the steamer Fan
fc Frcnre drowned at Madison Ind, yes
&rjay
The prospects tor the Illinois wheat crop
4 b. uoi encouraging.
The S'rr- OF Dick Crouch and jim Sulli
pn, of pad0cah, Nv. quaTelled. The
hesband, took il up Sullivan is dead
Cfouch shot him.
Shpr,y:a. Williams i Co. : paint. oil and
Esrnish mill was DESTROYED AZ Cleveland
Festrr'4ay rs hre. Loss, $4,000; insured
br SIi1.HOO
The feeling against Ward Of the broken
{ fm Of ;'.ant i Ward increases
Mcm.,r.s Of the New England Editorial
a AS>0cio'.ou are jourueying to Tennessee
Thcy worship az Knoxville to-day.
Hon. Butler & Strong, Of Wes,6cld. Pa,
eses h. health and takes his life. Pistol.
The trial Of Frank LangSton, son Of the
FL $ Minister to MNyJi, for murder. Is set
Il the 2lst.
The Sweetand manufacturing works,
EalEngtord Conn, burned. Loss nearly
kO, ,OOU.
Teu ,ramps attack two Illinois police
nen and get left.
The Fall River strike Is practically ended.
The strikers lose.
tThe Alert sailed from New York for the
kfctic Ocean yesterday.
Thc labor troubles at Quincy, H., CON
|nue Non-uaiuu men arriving Yesterday
VOC stoned.
bhe New York stock market braced up
EEehtly yesterday evening
Juy could aud Conkling are talking relief
|iAnd for Grant
Jay Gould denies the rumor that he Is
financially ,haky or that any Of MS stocks
+ h weak. He saws all the talk Is the work
81 sharks who wish 10 bear the market.
Mis- Lulu Hutchius, aged nineteen.
|nmed tp ,leath at BateSville. Ark. AccI-
ent.
Jane. HAIL found guilty Of manSlaughter
Pt. Pleasant, has been sentenced 10 six
bars in the penitentiary by Judge Guthrie.
Fashinston.
The House Judiciary Committee re-
brted in favor of paving Virginia
nd Maryland tor moneys advanced the
Eereral government in l79l to assist in
recting public buildings.
The contract for the superstructure Of the
|Sncinnati custom house has be-u awarded
3 Burlington, Ia, firm.
foreign.
The Empress of Germany has gone to
RAdeR.
Dongala Is said to be safe from any attack
N Mahdi.
DAILY and Egau committed for trial
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scALDEo TO DEATH AT SEA.
,rribl, Death OF an Engineer From

,orr;bI, Death OF an Engineer From
Steam.
\ <Ngw YoRE, Nav l0.-An accident oc-
,rred on board the steamship City OF
ferida on Saturday night, just after leaving
3ayana. which resulted in the death of
,<rond Assistant-Engineer Patrick BreShn,
"a the severe sealding Of ChiSEEngiueer
ON Walsh. Mr. Breshn was about to
.kArge the main Eeed-pump, which failed to
:<,rY the water to the main boilers. The
,:hin check-valye on the boiler had become
|Slodged from It's seat and the hot water
'o~ed back into the pipe and pumps under
eeh great pressure that it burst. Mr.
<resiin caught the so6d volume Of boiling
inter- In his face. He fingered in great
tony for about twenty minutes and then
hs relieved by death. ChieEEngineer
falsh. hearing the explosion, nan down to
<sist Mr.. Breshn and was scalded in the
.ee aud on both legs from his hips down,
- was barely able to walk around yester-
IN.
N Dir. Breslin was buried at sea on the fol-
sing day. He was forty years of age and
|..r,H r,-ied
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WHEELING W. VA. SUNDAY MORNING. IL
STRIKING OUT.

Reports Of Yesterdays Base Barf Games
Pittsburgh-Brooklyn 6; Allegheny, Is
Cincinnati Toledo, 1; Gncinnats Ill
Baltimore Unions, 3; Cincinnati Unions, 1
Washington Metropolitan, IL; Wssh
ington, 3.
Chicsgo-Chicago Unions, Is; Kc>
stones, Philadelphia, 5. !.
Louisville-Louisyille, 8; Indianapolis ?.
New York-Cleveland, 2; New York, l.
Peoria, Ill--Peoria, ?; Minneapolis, 8.
Observation-Disclosures, II; Saltwater. l.
FL Wayne, Ind.-Gnnd Rapids and Ft
Wayne game postponed on account of rain.
St Louis-Columbus, u; St. Louis, 3;
St. Louis Unions, s; Nationals, 1.
Observation-Disclosures, IL; Balimore.4. 4.
Observation-Disclosures, 3; Chicago l..
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A BIG WESTERN FAILURE.
Hudson & Co., Bankers at Tombstone
Assign.

Hudson Co., Bankers at Tombstone,
Assign.
Tucson, Arr, May lo,-Hudsou L Co,
bankers at Tombstone, made an assignment
last evening to I. ID. Sites; the hrm is
composed Of Charles Hudson and James
Toole. Three assignments were made, one
BY the firm and by each Of the individual
members. The failure is attributed to de-
preston in business and stopping of the
mines at Tombstone, the bank at that place
having drawn from them as much as $780,
900 per day on account Of the miners with
drawing deposits. The assets are about
$3.50, 600 and the liabilities 100000. II
mortgages can be realized on there will be
surplus of assets
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ILLINOIS oUTLAWRY.
Tramps Attack Two Policemen-issauls uls or


Tramps Attack Two Policcmen-Assau ult on
Non-Uninn Meu.
CHICAGO, ILL, May l0.-A Daily News,
Nation, Illinois special saws Two police
men attempted TO quiet disturbance here
this morning which had arisen between ten
,ramps. when the entire gang turned on the
officers. The latter, fnaJly raising their re-
volvers, shooting two of their sssailants and
captured seven others. Daily News Quin-
cy. H., special says party oftwenty mask
ed men attacked the express wagon con-
tanning non-union moulders this morning
firing reyolyers freeey. The driver Of the
express wagon and One non-union nan, the
foreman received severe flesh Wonsd The
others fed
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.1nsr nnrr Inn nffen.

NEw YoRE, MAY lO.-in Newark, y. j.,
it is said that the man. Charles Edward
Ncyeille, who eloped from Detroit with
Lillian Whitney, and was captured by the
girls father in Toledo, is The same man who
under the name of George Perry, in Janu,
ary, lSS3, married Il youag woman in that
city and then deserted her Philip Lowry,
q counselor of Newark has tclegraphcd to
Mr.. Whitney. and to-day he received dis
patch requesting him to 90 to Toledo with
the mans Newark wife and appear against
Neveille. The mans real name is supposed
10 be Newhold, hut he has travelled under q
dozen aliases and is supposed to have about
a dozen wives
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With q Case Knife.

ZANESvIlLE, o., MAY l0.-rhis afternoon
Lawson Beatty, colored, came home some
what intoxicated and demanded his dinner,
which his wife prepared. Both sat down,
when war of words ensued Finally
Beatty, in his drunken anger, flew at his
wife with sharp case knife in his hand,
and made an attempt TO cut her throat
The woman held her hands over her throat,
receiving several severe and deep gashes in
her hands. She screamed for help, when
some parties living in the same house ran
TO the rescue of the woman. A warrant was
sworn out, but at II o'clock tonight no ar
rest had been made
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GoinD Mt Last.

LoxpoN, May lO.-The relief expedition
to khartoum, which will start in July, will
probably number 5000, including the Indian
con; ngent. 1t is supposed the main expedi.
ton will proceed up the Nile, The other
will go bv the Red Sea- Cowell depot has
been established at Assonan. Nubar Pasha
will arrive in England in June and attend
the Egyptian Conference. He will only be
allowed to be present for consultation.
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Fighting form Bridge.

81. VINCENT, MINI, May l0.-Dean 4
Weslbrook, contractors, took possession of
the bridge over Red River for which they
could not get pay They opened the draw
and took possession. Citizens secured a
feet of fiat boats and made an assault and
captured the bridge. Many persons were
thrown into the river but were rescued with
out loss of life.
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i |M.,, E.ISN CHASE saws there will be
,p, woman TO one man in heaven. Where
bon q Western editor says he knows who
i man :, likely to be- but for the life Of
bn he cannot place the three women.
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PusuuaAtic Tubes for shipping wheat.
q. Al...A.....--

CHcAGO, May le-ApplicabSa was made
TO The Commissioners Of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal ssiay for the right Of way
siong the canal sos pneumatic tnbe 70 run
from Chicago to-La Sale, dlssHnce Of 100
miles. 1t is 20 be Is inches m dianetes,
and is to bS used for shipping wheat, pack.
ages, &C.. BY means Of compressed air.
There are to be stations at Joliet. LokCport
and intermediate pointA The Efoiector
claims that be can secure sped OF mile
a niua.e.and that wheat aIi. e,ca .,E..sa
put in balk viii iTasei fastes. PSn.s5ioa
vas granted "a.
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II /, probable that criminal negligence
;ha cause Of the Florida disaster. But
the captain Of the steamer was response
he atoned for it with his life He went
~, U;'h his vessel
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su;rjdc Prom a Perry Bnat.

BROOKLYN, MAY i0.-An elderly man
named H. F. Csoley. of this city, jumped
from the Staten tssnd Ferry beat Westheld
into the water about 2 oetOck yesterday
afternoon. He was picked Hp BY Captain
Jones. of the yseht Norma. snd conveyed To
Stapleton wharf Cooley Was alive when
taken out Of the water. hrs be died on the
wharf very soon sfterwacd His body was
removed to the Staten Island police bead.
quarters and papers II his coat packets re-
vealed his identity. Cooley was about go
xaars old
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An EN-GONernor Dead.

BLOOMINGTON, INp., May l0-Ex-Gov.
Paris c. Dunning died of apoPlexy at seven
o'clock this morning, aged 70: He was
Governor of Indiana in lSiS and a delegate
to the Charleston Convention of 1860.
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Trichipp specific.

PARIS, May l0.-M. NJ. Mignon and Tou-
ard, who established the refrigerating SER
vice at the Paris morgue, have made cxpcr.
iments with their systems or hams infected
by trichinr and are stated to have proved
that these are rendered wholly innocuous by
exposure daring an bonr 20 q cold of less
than 20 degrees ccnfgrade Ii will be
proposed for use on vessels carving export
ed pork.
Not n Financial Gibralter.
LONDON, MAY l0--l h" firm of Fetch,
Patter 4 Co, sugar brokers at Greenock.
assigned to-day Liabilities E7000O0. The
assignment causes considerable comment aS
the firm was thought 10 bca "nnnnrinI "b'
raItcr.
Feeling The Public Puisr.
RoNE. MAY lO.-1'he Vatican is soani'
ING the American diocese TO learn whether
the appointment of MonsgnHer capcl as
bishop or coadiutor would be acceptable.
1t is considered doubtful whether Monsig'
nuer CapcI would accept the American
bishopric il offered.
4 Dead Poet.
Row. MAY l0.-Signor Giovanni Pratt,
the Italian poet laureate is dead.
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Dr. is time to look out for some careless
hn to take ehErge Of an ocean steamer
b that have been lost this year have been
fceyed hr very careful men,
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Ak Ohio girl has run away with coach
sn who represented himself an English
lroaet. Why viii some men make them
| lvec out worse than they really are?
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.wESr VIRGINIA will soon be at tie top OF
\ ladLer. She took one of the first pre-
nuns a. the New York dog show.
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SAaA BEKNHARDr is learning to play tine
he is said to be impossible to tell
.ich Is SARA and which the flute.
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RELIGIOUS POLITICS.
Methodist Log ReIIisg in the Geueral
Conference at.PhiladeIphia
for the Bishopric.
The Color Line and the Trouble if is
Likely to Create in the
Near Future.
CIeniaI Jests---The Wants of ColOred
Delegates Reports Of the
Two Book Concerns.

FHllADsLPHiA, May lO.-lhe Methodlst
Conference reassembled this morning, Bish-
op Harris in the chair The Rev. j. Z.
Wilson, of South Carolina, conducted the
devotional exercises. A resolution was
adopted providing that all Conferences or
ganized outside of the United States. or
hereafter organized should be entitled to
the same rights and privileges as those in
the United States. The resolution offered
yesterday by Ex-Governor Evans, of Colo
RADIO, relative TO inStructing agents of the
two book concerns TO furnish detailed
statement of the last four years, was adopted
with an amendment that the names of en-
ployes be stricken from the schedule which
the agents are required to furnish. Rev. Dr.
Curry, from the Committee on Episcopacy
reported recommending that India be fixed
as an Episcopal residence Rev DR.. Mar
shall W. TAYLOR, colored delegate, moved
to amend by striking ont the word India"
and inserting Africa. He had in his
mind a man for the position. He is gen
tleman of standard proportion, splendid
physique and excellent digestion. He did
moi allude to any member of the Washing
ton conference. but to the delegates from
Baltimore He referred to his friend, Rev.
DR. Lanahan, of Baltimore, great laugh
ter He had three reasons for the amend
ment proposed the first was poetical Your
fathers, said DR.. TAYLOR, compelled ours TO
live in America, and | want to compel one
white man to live in my country, Africa,
[renewed laughter] The second was
commercial one and his third reason ecleSi
aStical.
No Room for Leyity.
Rev. DIR. Lanahan, of Baltimore, said
there was no room for mirth or tritling here
Laughter. 1t has been said that one of
the missions of the hurch is in almost
state of disintegration because they have no
Eishop. He moved that consideration of
the matter be postponed, and it was made
tie order of the day for Monday. Rec. \.
B. Leonard, of Cincinnati, confessed that
his heart was touched BY the appeal by DIR.
Taylor. The conference would probably not
adopt ravlor's amendment now, but the
time was not far distant when such motion
would prevail. The colored men are pro.
scribed as no other men will ever be, and
the Methodist Episcopal church can do for
Africa what no other church can.
General Fiske said he would like the
Board of Bishops TO answer the questions
whether the emergencies of the work require
that there should be residence in Europe
India and Africa, or either country, and if
so whether additional Bishops are needed.
The Rev. DR.. Hare thought that there were
many reasons why the matter should not be
postponed A motion to postpone was lost
by a vote 'ofaycs lj5, nays lSj.
Book Concern Report.
the following, taken from the report Of
the Book Committee, shows the business
done at the different book depositorie, dur-
ing the Quadrennium;
The total sales at New York and its de
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Musical Chicago.

.CHiCaCo, ILL.,, MAY 10. The sale Of
'bson tickets to the May Festival closed
Us evening and aggregates fifteen thou
|nd dollars for the weeks sale.
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|Tgy hero of the Florida wreck was En-
beer BAlNg. who lost his own life in saving
\ only female who escaped.
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PoxpER over what YOU have heard at
.,rcb when YOU return home.
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|bEy entire State of Rhode Island lacks
600 acres Of being as large as Texas
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AMUSEMENT MATTERS.

Tickets went on sale yesterday morning
for Thatcher, Primrose and Vests minstrels,
which will be here next Wednesday night
The New York Herald says the "Consoli-
dated Mammoth Minstrels," of which
Messrs. Thatcher, Primrose and West are
the shining lights, began weeks engage
ment at the Park Theatre last evening. The
house was good and the applause and laugh
ter abundant. This is nothing more than
might have been expected, as the troupe "is
the greatest minstrel company in exist
anNr
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cHARLEY SHAY 5 rHEArHk

Ida Siddons with mammoth company
will hold the boards this week week. Ida
viii play to full houses all week
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pn deyeat attention 70 the serviees.
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BUNCH OF KEYS

Tickets viii be on sale Tuesday, at Baum
er's for this well known play. The n. Y.
Dispatch says: The Bunch Of Keys srt
as rafting, Jolly, vivacious and bright as
such polished keys can be, and, as result
there is the nightly exhibition of the Stand
ing room only chrome at the entrance.
GIyix JosLlx's COMPANY.
Tickets are now en salc for this FUNNIEST
show in the world. II will be here on the
10Th.
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

10 to church to-day.