The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-11
Hagert- All the appointees will be chosen
from members Of the above regiments who
were actively engaged In the battle.
ADJUSTMENTS.


Another big house greeted Evans & Hoey's
"Psrlor Match" Company at English's last
night. The audience were Just as emphatic
in their enthusiasm as the night previous.
Faces that were scanned and wrinkIed with
care lost all OF their sternness in wreathss of
smiles. Mr. Evans IS The Book Agent
can make q wooden Indian crack AL the
paint of of bis apparel with laughter. Mr..
Hoey ss Old Hoss'i makes life seem worth
living TO disappointed bachelors with suicidal
tendencies. Mics Yeamans and Miss Fer.
guson rs the rollicking daughters OF Gap
tain Kidd" do some OF the most charming
comedy acting seen here for long time.
THE c. COUP EoUEsoUPRIcULUM.
Monday evening next the famous w. G.
Coup EquescurTiculum begins en- engage
z ent Of one week, with daily matinees, at
the Grand Opera Heuse. This entertain
ment IS given By twelve reason-giftsd horses,
ponies and mules who understand spoken
language, and obey without use of whip or
other cruel treatment, in wonderful tricks
and feats hitherto deemed impossible. The
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette thus de-
scIibes recent performance: The appear
ar &c OF troupe of horses upon the stage in
q performance OF any sort is q novelty, but
animals such IS those of Mr. Coup, and
taught 10 perform tricks with such clever
ness and finch, can only be described as
wonderful. They played school, romped
around the play ground, jumped rope,
teetered and swung themselves like
so many boys and girls, who
thoroughly enjoyed the sport. Dan
yer, the diminutiye mule. always COM
ing in at the finish with soma feat the most
comical. limitations were given by Colonel
Wood" Eagle" Claude" Matte"
"Miupie," Hornet" John" Blind
Ruth" ''sanborn," and Denver" of the
Swiss beli-Iingers. They all arranged them
selves at a long table, picked up toe bells,
and jiDgled them without the direction OF
any one. Denver, of course, played the
clown. and rang so loud and so long that it
seemed IS though he could never be made
to stop. Ruth, the blind mule, astonished
every one. and in the end convinced the
most skeptical that she thoroughly under
stood the words of her trainer, Mr.. Bristol
turning 70 the right or left, and performing
other things at his command. A grand
military drill was gone through with, and
the movements of the horses, as thew
marched TO the stirring music, earned for
them a most enthusiastic recall.
NOTES.
The Lorellss in "Mishaps' at English's the
first three nights of next week.
Manager Dickson promises number OF at
fractions at popular prices during the
months OF May and June.
Mr.. Ed Bloom. the Dlo6min' agent OF the
Lerellas. who appear at English's the first
part of next week, is in town.
O'Donovan Rosa lectures at Epglish's the
latter part Of next week. SHbsct: IRE.
lands Attitude Towsrd England"
The famous John 3. Doris monster circus
and consolidated inter-ocean shows will ex.
blbit in this city Friday and Saturday, April
IL and is.
Miss Matte Fergu on, through the kind
ness OF the management. will essay the lead
ing part, that of Innocent Kidd" at the
matinee this afternoon. 1t is g part that
gives her better opportunity to display her
versatile talents TO her many friends.
Jim Cook, of the Grand, says the critics
have had great deal to say during the
season about "horse plays" and "horss
shoes" and now he promises to give them
the genuine article next week, and the best
one. too, ever presented to the American
| public. He has reference TO the Coup E1ues
curriculum.
Manager Ssckets, of the Dime Museum
continues to wear sn Sx10 smile; cause why
his curio parlors and popular thestorium
| continue to be packed day and night bY the
| best people in the city. This afternoon q
special "childrens matinee" will be given
! with Hop o. Ny Thumb" the smallest hu
man being in the world, presiding.