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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-12
AMUSE MEN rs.

"TKE CORNER GROCERY" AT ENGLIsHs
Tonight Mr. Dsn'l Suliy, the greatest of
irish come dians, will open return engage
ment at English Opera House in the biggest
nit OF the season, The Corner Grocery"
This comedy has had one of the most sue.
cessful runs of any ever produced in this
country. Mr.. Snliy needs no introduction
to the the ater-going public in this city, hsv-
ing played to packed houses at his engage.
ment here during the fret of the season.
Master Mslver, The "bad boy is the bright
est and hest boy comedian of his age ever
seen on the stage, and divides the honors
with Mr. Sully. the dog and the policeman.
At the valentine matinee, on Saturday
every lady and child attending will re
ceive handsome souvenir valentine. The
Corner Grocery" is better comedy than It's
name would indicate. While it has all the
movement. go and vim of such farce come
dies OF Bunch of Keys Rag Baby" and
others of that ilk, il has also an interesting
plot, tender love story and the portrait of
an Irish character that the New York critics
conceded TO be one of the best bits OF acting
on the stsss. This is Mr.. Slllys Daddy
Nolan" The comedy has been one of the
genuine successes of the season. 1t has been
played In The best OF theatsrs, such as Nc
Nioker's IN Chicago, Bidwelfs in New Or
leans, Havlin's In Cincinnati, and every
where il is Welcome 20 them IL will begin
twelve weeks engagement in New York
City in April and Will then go to San Fran
cisco direct.
Rk1CRN or The WHITE SLAVE"
Barley Campbeii's most successful drsms
the white Save" that made such fsvoras
Bile impression with ear thester goers last
season and the season before, turning people
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-12
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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-12
"Out OF the Denths

= private dispatch from Dan DsWolf to a
'riend n this city states that the members
# Inc lum hermen's excursion. vino were
row bound 1T Monon. left that place with
air prospects CT reaching the Michigan
lineries without further delay.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-12

There are the two sets OF interroga Iofies-
that published in quotation points by the
Journal and that filed with the Court. The
latter include certain simple inquiries in.
voiying only question of indebtedness.
The Journals questions insinuste moral
turpitude against Mr. Shoemaker. We
could not Dutbelieye that the Journal, when
discovering its error, would rake such cor
rection as would show hat no interrogation es
intimating what the Journal had quoted hsd
been filed. On yesterday the Journal did
explain as follows:
Defendant Shoemaker states explicitly that lie
did not engage Donshey to surreptitiously obtain
Burfords bios for the johnson County printing
and the Journal was misinformed as 10 the exact
language OF Donahey's inierrogotorles, published
yesterday.
Why not rave admitted that the 10 1rnsrs
interro gatories did Mr.. Shoemaker gross ia
justice snd that the innuendoss o. q shoaor
IN them were entirely unwarranted?
The whole thing has been bunelingy and
unfairly treated by the Journal There was
no bid" made by Mr.. Barford nor Mr..
Shoemaker. and none was referred TO ia the
suit The contract referred 70 was one of
several years before between Mr.. Burford
and the county. was paper OF record and
only required copying as any other record.
There was absolutely no ground for the suit,
as vas evidenced by the dismissal of the suit
by Judge Feibieman on yesterday at plain
tiff 3 cost
But these details aside, the case was a
commonplace lawsuit, with no features of
interest 10 the public, unless in the coloring
and frinRing eiven to it by the Journal,
which in headline and text seemed TO be
only 10 injure Mr. Shoemaker Does the
Journal hold that upon any utterance, in or
out of court of any irresponsible SCAMP
against the publishers OF the Journal. Us
contemporaries wonld be justified in making
sensational publications Of it--evsn going 10
the length of distortion Our neighbor NAV
SO hold but We have acted on different
prir chile toward theJournel. and il will do
itself more credit by, in future. adopting our
policy.