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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11
P0STOEHCE R0R6E0.

Ia CTGNE, Kan. Dec 10.-Jiugo, n small
postoffice in Miami county, about seven
miles north of this city, was entered FRI
day night and robbed. \ registered letter
coutainia. $50. stamps To the amount OF
Sl-s9 and about 8 in money belonging u
tie government. were stO.ea.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11
Mr. OEPEW,S VIEWS

New YORK, Dec. 10.-The Commercial
Advertiser this afternoon publishes an in
terview with Mr.. Depew in which that
gentleman says he would not accept a po-
sition in the cabinet, but he would accept
the position Of minister to England
should it be offered to him. Mr.. Depew
said the minister to England was second
in Importance 70 the presidency only.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11

$50 far, so good,' said the boy, after
eating the stolen tart. After reviewing
the thousands and tens of thousands of
colds and coughs that have been con
euered by Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup we can
qadily say, so far, so good. Price %
entS.
Il have found a cure for my weak ankle. :"
she said What can it be-" Fancy a
woman never having heard of Salvation
Oil at % cents a bottle.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11
THE RE-ENTRY BILL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The senate COM
mittee on public lands today reporte d
back Mr.. Berry's bin to allow persons
who have abandoned or relinquished their
homestead entries to make another entry
with minor amendments and favorable
recommendation
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11
P-p0RTS OF WPFcX

san Francisco. Dec ia report
reached the city early this morning that
the Santa Fe overland train which left
here Friday was ditched yesterday between
Peach Springs ard Williams, and q num-
Der OF passengers killed. The rumor has
not been verified vet
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11
Heredies Nex and Old,

The sticking plaster treatment Of erystp.,as
is highly commended by Professor Woifsr OK
Gratz. Strips of isinglass plaster, about the
breadth Of me thumb, are applied over the
affected surface.
Equal parts OF sweet Oh and line water
mixed is said 10 be tie quickest ard most st-
fcien. remedy known for burns and scaids.
Shake toe rnixturs each tine before applying
70 tie injured surface
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11
ghe aahi Daily gaore yuesday Bornin netembr H. 1883

| governor will no doubt investigate the sit
| uation personally and make arrangements
| for the removal of Halves and Sheriff
Smith. Many kilograms concerning the
situation passed today between Governor
Seay and the authorities. 1t is not proba-
bic that Governor Seay's order to dismiss
the troops until the coroner. now acting
sheriff, says they are no longer needed.
The funeral of Postmaster Throckmor-
ton took place at 2 D. m from the church
of the Advent. The funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. Gerard. The re.
mains were buried with military and
lodge honors. A detachment of artillery,
of which deceased was at the time Of his
death captain, and a detachment of mill
tary escorted the remains to the GEM
etery and fired salute over
his grave. He was member of the Blrm-
ingham Protective Order of Elks. A long
line of carriages filled with friends of the
deceased followed the remains to the
grave. The funeral was one of the largest
and most impressive ever held here.
The body of little May Halves twas yes
terday morning buried in the city ceme-
terry. A fund which was subscribed by
citizens served to purchase plat and she
was buried in handsome white caske5
There was no parade or excitement about
the funeral and there We're no carriages or
attendants.
SEAY on THE FIELD.
NASHVILLE, Dec IA special to the
American from Birmingham, Ala, says:
Gov. Seay arrived here at 11:20 O'Clock
tonight and is now in conference with
Colonel Jones. At midnight the city is
perfectly quiet.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11
Nnficc OF MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF stockholders Of the Wich-
tia, Kansas, Mining Company, FOR the
election OF directors to serve for tho
ensuing year will be held Ut the
office of the said company, room num-
Der 207 Sedgwick building Wichita, Kan,
on Monday. January :, a. d. Iss9 being
the first Monday OF the said month Of
January, at O'Clock p. n, or as soon
thereafter as practicable.
L. j. J. WIGGINs, Secretary.
WICHITA, KAN, Dee. 5, lsss. ls-26t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11

Tbs latest acquisition 90 the nursery IL q
solid silver huted rattle, which revolves be-
.ween the two ends of huge silver sPsr.
a brood band of Roman gold, orna1nented
with row of tiny forget-me nots running
along the center. forms quite pretty hrans-
Lot
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11

The president hes not seen sick day sincs
re came into tho White House, save his trou-
Die with rheumatism. With this he is occa-
sionaiiy so lame tsat he gets about Gully with
great difficulty, and for few days SOHO
months since was confined to his bed Sinco
tho electioa the presideC. has determined to
devote more time to Mrs Cleveland and TO
take more open air exercise
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11

The pains and aches of rheumatism
have in many instances been cured by
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
OUR CORRESPONDENT DESCRIBES
THE PRESIDENTS TURNOUT.
Mr.. Cleveland Takes Walk In lafayette
Eark-The Church In Which Chamber
lain and Miss Endicott Were Welded.
The Old United States Bank.
Especial Correspondence

WASHINGTON, Nov. s-Since the election
the president has not worked quite as hard
as be did formerly, and Is taking more sleep
and moro exercise l saw him tho other
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11

81 Helena gazing toward France, and that
the president was thinking Of the ease and
methods by which the great jackson secured
second term Of the presidency; but do not
know by what right even q town gossip pre-
Fumes to divine the thoughts of every gentle
man who stands for q moment looking at the
famous statue Of Gen jackson.
This Lafayette park, which the president
had looked out upon for nearly four years
and never before set foot in, IL one OF the
prettiess places in Washington. It contains
seven acres Of ground. has great English
trees, and besides the jackson statue, pair
Of hugo bronze vases cast Of cannon captured
by Jackson from the British. Mr. Chamber
lain also took a look at this statue day or
two before his marriage. The little old
church in which he was joined in wedlock to
Miss Endicott stands few rods north. This is
ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal church, built
in 1915 by LAtrobe, who was the architect
Of the central part OF the Capitol In it have
worshiped Presidents Madison. Monroe. John
Quincy Adams Though Congregationalist,,
Van Buren,, Harrison, Tyler, Polk, Taylor,
Fillmore Though Unitarian, Pierce,
Buchanan and Arthur. Lincoln, johnson
and Grant occasionally attended services
there. So old st. Johns is fairly entitled to
the distinction Of ''the state church."
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11
One day last week The gardeners ~ho seen
always Z. work in TIE " bite House srounGs

One day last week The gardeners who eeem
always Z: work in ths White House srounG.s
were surprised to zee the president sauntef
cut toward Pennsylvania avenue. and, Cross
Ing that thoroughfare, eater Lafayette
square, jus. opposite. BE had never been
known TO do such q thing before, and netur-
ally 81 eyes followed him he took stroll
through that pretty. historic park, and
b@tore returning paused moment IN from.
ot tee equestrian s.atu. o. Gen jackson
Here he stood for two OF three minutes, sc-
,ordiny TO the gossips. With bis hands
claspsd behind his back. seemingly lost
II meditation One Of thess go<ips de-
vlares thar the figure reminded hin Of
ire pictures he had seen Of Napoleon stand
>-E Sals-saz. ssai .siass,rAffri c<1xhA saonns e
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11
EVERYTHING QUIET.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10-The Republics
special from Bevier, Mo, says: The town
is quiet and no trouble is anticipated while
the militia remains. Adjutant General
Jameson is of the opinion that the fire on
Saturday night WAS accidental and not III
cendiary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11

The entire front Of one Of the banks nj
Riverside, Cal, is oors.ructed OF ONYX.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-11

The Capitol excepted, Farragut square is
the best place in Washington to call up mem
cries Of the past. One block from st. Johns,
fronting the park, is the residence of W. w.
Corcoran. in which Daniel Webster lived for
many years. Fronting the square on the
east is an old brick house in front of which
Daniel E. Sickles killed Philip Barton Key
thirty years ago. In this same house Secre-
tary Seward lived. and was here attacked by
the conspirator Payne Adjoining is the
Freedman's bank building, the former home
of Commodore Decatur, and the queer old
sandstone structure in which was the historic
United States bank, still used as a banking
house And the White House and treasury
are right across the street
Now that his first disappointment at tbs
result OF the elections has passed away, the
president is looking eagerly forward to his
release from public cares He told cabinet
minister not long since that he was just be-
ginning to appreciate the fact that he has
young wife, and that March will for him
date the beginning of now life. Nor was
the president so greatly disappointed to learn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-13

Gtnen barten &f bat man in Sranf>
rei6 gegen Die Jteblals ST. fGmpfen gebabt,
tpelde bic 9an3e groBe uno retGe &ebeus
&ultur bes 2anbeS nit GlIin be6rnbte.
Nber bur6 sGbe NuS0auer nnb umit6tige
WtaBre9eln iGetnt iebt ibrem 8orbrtngen
Die &raft genDmnten 81 ietu unh tire DOui9e
4uSrpttung bepor3uiteben.
8or Dem @inbrtugen Der GeblauS in
Ncre5 8etnldno. 6terpon litten 81 Wtil>
lion 9cres Our6 bas ltn9eSiefer, meDr ais
Die !6dlfte aller Eeben> 2Gnbereien I'M 2anoe
9auon lpurben 1865 s @crces oDlltg
serit0rt unO iber II WttlItouen Icres bers
leuht.
@eraSe bic leBteren bil6en bie Before
6dlfte alleS &eben> 9anbes. 9te 9ta9pflane
5ul1gen babe1 ieoo6 ben Gerluft auf II
Mttllton Acres bel6rGnft.
Sralfret0 bat allo augenbltdlt6 5 W1tlz
ltonen itatt 81 Mttutonen NcreS fir &eben>
&ultur, Nn Elm b1ut8es &erl6nil1ben Der
3tebldlt3 gtat6t man nt6t, aber tire Ser
beerltl1gelt itbei1en ibren friiberen blibartt>
gen Sang, tponlit iie pl0blid galae g8einr
ldgen itberftel unb nerni6tete 6. 9. 5u
W~tottpellter), perloren u1o etne l%anglamere
G~1lttDiGelllltg angenor1men 81 babe1!
Sebes SaDr nerben nlebr atnertfanii6e
&ebit0fe angepflanSt, tpelden befanutltd
bic GeblauS ni6ts anbaben fam. @benio
tpte baS llnbeil - udmli6 iereS ltngestefer
= aus Nmertfa fam, miro man a1eb baS
9~tettungSlntttel bon bort5er 9olet. ST.
1886 bate man i6on $4,000 QcreS nit
ameritanilden &eben angepflan3t.
Der Seriht Ser 9teblauS : @ommtlftou,
tpelder bieie itatiitii6e Nngaben madt,
gtebt aud al, tpte geeen bas ltngeaiefer perz
fabren miro. SIN 1885 unb 1886 tpurben
je 10000 Ncres uuter 8aiier geiebt,
10000 NcreS tpur6e1 in 1886 NIT S1pez
felz&pDlenitoff bearbettet. Sim meiiten pers
breitet lit Die N%npflanSung amertfaniiGer
Gebeu, bic beioroerS i'm 0epartement
6erauGt NIT groBem @rfplg betrteben tpurbe,
mo- man i'm portgen Sabre BET elmer Ger
it0rultg bon iiber 0,000 Ncres i6pn
155, 900 NIT 1pldeu Gte6en beieBt bate,
2lu6 bteie neuen NnpflanSungen tpeiIen
%etnselne WttBerfolge nad, beionOerS auf
falfbalttgem ltno troGenem 8oben, aber
Sranfret0 lit auf benz belten @ege, ieine
groBe Nebei1s8 ultur in etui9en Sabren tDtez
Ser bur6 SletB unb Nusoauer auf t6ren
alien 60Depuntt 81 brtngen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-13
0ot NaD 4smS SSeess&
SnIGnb.

Qls Elm @ra9terempIar en- g.
iii 6@amerifanil6er 6eu6eIet
uu6 S6etnbetItgfeit ftebt iebt Ser
GantprGitoent 6enrp means in s NJ
ciunati ba. @s bat fi6 berauSgeiteQt,
baF er unb fem u9fing" nit ben @elbern Der
bortigen Metropolttan 8anf GbnliG ltn1s
iprangel1, tpte IS Der ieBt inn 3u6tbaus 3u
Columbus beftnblt6e 6arper uno belen
tDaten. 0a nit Dem D~ortigen 8unoesz
be5irfSscri6t MIDI. gu ipaBen tit, 10 mirb
0feanS pieaei6t in nt6t ferner a3ett benz
t6arper ned)foLgen. 0teler 9enrD Wears
lit aber oerlelbe. pelGer Dor etnigen Sabren
ais 8irgermetter BON @tnctne
matt, utp ba3u nod alS bemofratil6er,
sum 4bgptt aIler Sabbatbs
Sanattfer tpurbe, tnoem er NIT ubets
Iigem" @ifer ben 6nBernen Sonns
tags3mang ausiibte, pie man i'm IN
6ieiem @rabe faum lie baielbit gefannt bate,
Sin maGerer 0eutf6er In
YennipIpanten. 8rofelfor &nbrs
ba9er bon Der uMeltern l1ntperittD of
8ennlpluania", bat i'm 6inblid auf ben
8lan, benz groSen INSTRUMENTATION
8ipnter @onrab Wetler in Heabing
ein 0snfntal 5u erri6ten, folge1be prG6z
ttge 3etlen an ben alten 8olIenz
MEIER in 9teabtng Geri6tet: uQStr 0euts
i6en iinb 81 bei6etoen. Ntr perlangen
gesenieitige Gplerans, un6 bteie ptrb non
unierer Sette inl GuBeriten WtaBe 9eiibt,
bGuftg iogar bis ST benz 0rab, tuo fe sur
btoSen Na6giebigfeit miro. IS giebt etnen
&olfst6eil unierer amertfaniiden Natton,
Der BON SoleranS gar ni6tS metB ober ptl7
len mill, lnnoern in letuent engDer3iaen Ude
nattSmus barauf belte1t, ale N%toersbenz
feuOen ieiuem @etftesbann SIT ltn~tertperfen.
@abrli6. IS lit oil Der 3eit, Der Wdnner 81
gebenfen, Die mGdtig bo3ll beigetragen bae
ben, unleren Staat 8enniDlOanien SIT benz
beranSubtloe1, iDaS er getporoen - Der
ShluBltein7 Staat Der llnion. SIS lit an
Der 3ett, ben Saratifern fibn 9egenilber gu
t~rete1, un0 tbnen flar su MAIDEN, baB Die
@riinoung nno bic @pblfabrt 0eS Staates
8ennip[panien ni6t aletn bas Werf Gnge
lti6ipre6enber lit, ipnbern aud Oas @erf
Oeutldlpredenber, Solder, pel6e gen1etns
lam nit ben 9uritanern u1b ben 6ugenpt1
ten aus SAB gegen 1lnterbriiGung unp aus
2tebe sur 6retbett berilber fauten uno Solz
der, tpelde audi lpdter bafIr geiorgt 6abeu,
odB Ntnerifa baS 2ano bet Tapferen bleibt,
Der Gopferen pbne llnterl6ieb BET Sprade
unb bes @eburtSlan6es. Oie Oeutl6en
s9ren ii6 Ietbit, tnOem fe bas 2tnoenfen
Wetler's ebrcn."
8etreffs Ser S6petnee mno
Wer9eltnn95 Sra9e. i9reibt bic
bon aqent 8artetfram unabbGngi9e uOee
trniter Abenbpo1t" f~olgenoes: .Oas
alterifanil6e S6pein iptrb am @noe bod
nod fir Die ibm bon Den eurppGii6eu 9ers
leumoeru Susefii9te 8eleioigulg vgerodAen"'
tperben. Der 6anbelsaMslhuB bes 8unz
h~eslenat5 bat eiten @eiebenttDurf porgelegt,
tpelder etnerieits Die n~lteriudung bes 5lr
IuSfu1r beltimnten B6felfleti1hes auf feline
@elunoGeitsi6aoli0teit annrpnet, dnberer@
lettS aber 8erge(tuugsmaBregell1 gegen ale
otelerl9en 2alloer porl0ldgt, tpel6e troB
Der autertfanti6en @eiunbbeit8bel6etniz
9nng has Tleil6 ni6t auIafien, N2it &edt
rl8t Die uSlItnotS St~QatS5t9." Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-13

iuirbe t9 iagen: SIS lit Salnnerid)abe,
baB Bic 6arlQligtn StaQtamGnner atf bic
len 8oridfaa niht etngingen uno fur3iide
tig geltug tpareu, Die heutige bctfle Trage
Der yi6Golideu @in!pmOerung" ni0t por>
aus 81 ie0en. 9lber icber 6e0ler lGBt tt6
nerbeiicrn ul1D gut MAIDEN llnD Der Gaplor'z
iOe 8orid)lag mdre ouber elmer reifltdeu
GripGgung gu unter3ie6en. Wfit Ginem
Sdlag tpiirbe 10 Die @intpQNberr1gSfrage
erleotgt iein. Die gtegierung Der Geretui9>
ten Staaten fonnte befanrt MAIDEN: 8om
eriter fiilftigen WfpnatS an nerhen Yerloz
ren mdnnli6en @elhle6ts in ben 8eretd
Der Union nidt me9r aufgenommen, oa0cz
gen ittlb uns Trauenaimmer1en I'M Meiten,
jung unb Dibl6, bpDptlfommen. 3erg7
niiie ilber porbergegangenen Qe6enSpanbel
bralden fe ni0t mtt5ubrtngen, bariiber
it1o mir erbaben. 3um 6enfer bie @ine6e,
tpelhe Die Broltitution uno ben &inoesmorb
erseu9t, es Iebe Die 8ielpeiberei, Der lIrs
iprung bon &eui9beit, @brbarfeit nnb SUI
genb,"
Die SosiaIiiten unb Q[nar6titen tpiir6en
NIT Der @tnfibrung Der 8ieltpeiberet eben>
foQs Sufrieoen lein; iie bitten bann anbere
Sa6el 81 oenfen ais Die Nrbeiter su oerz
fiihren; nub Der @9renmann uSo6n" MeoIt
tpiirbe aus 6reuoe Elm Stab i6lagen un0
la9en: $50 gefaQt ibr mir ibr Mmes
rifaner. Bon Der 8ielpetberei GUT vfreien
2iebe". bic i6 III metnem iiiBeu, beraigen
8i6eI6en: Scr frete Staat" 10 tpun6ers
bar ihmaf9aft be16rteben babe, lit es uur
elm Sdrttt, ben ibr boffentli6 bdlo tbun
tpernet."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12
MIDNIGHT PICKUPS.
Snatch Thieves, Sneak Thieves and
Watch Thieves Get in Their Work

Snatch Thieves, Sneak Thieves and
Watch Thieves Get in Their Work.
The desperate snatch thief was abroad
again on the streets of Memphis last night.
As Miss Lou Haney, of No. 81 Washing
ington street, was crossing Adams and
Third streets, about o'clock, big mu-
latto man approached from the opposite
direction, and, as he faced the young lady,
seized her hand-satche and snatched it
from her. The thief ran and escaped ar
rest. Fortunately there was nothing in
the satchel except one or two minor re-
ccipts, handkerchief and letter.
A month ago, when Station housekeeper
Burdick, to save William Hoods, fifteen
year old colored youth who had been
sentenced for petit larceny in the police
"trusty" TO do the cleaning up about the
station-house, he little thought that the
first opportunity the "trusty" had he
such is the fact. Several days
ago Mr.. Burdick missed his
revolver, but thought that some one of the
officers had taken it either for a joke or
use, and he quietly inquired among the
hiNh iol ~, Dut nOut VI tiltlli udu SccH IT.
Yesterday afternoon Turnkey Hilton saw
Woods, or Coley as he is more Familiarity
known, with n pistol and took il away
from him. When Burdick came on duty
last night Hilton called his attention
to the fact, and, examining the
pistol, he found that it was his.
Woods was sitting on bench in the rear
OF the room at the time lie was called
up to the desk and registered, and then
locked up on the double charge OF larceny
and carrying concealed weapons.
A sneak-thief stole large bufi-colored
sack overcoat from the residence OF Col.
w. A. Collier, No. AGO Poplar street,
Tuesday night. The coat was lined with
blue silk, and in the pockets was a pair OF
brown kid gloves.
The police were last night instructed TO
look out for two watch thieves The fist one,
a white man, had stolen the double case
silver watch, Elgin make, belonging 10 the
foreman OF the wagon yard, at Court and
Spring streets, about o'clock yesterday
morning
The other thief had also stolen silver
watch, from John II. Fields, colored, OF
No. A Court street, in the early part Of
the night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12
RnIIrnnd unie HIrhi..

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Jan. ll.-Although moro
than half dozen lines have drawn out,
tho western States Passenger association
today agreed 10 continue the organization,
there being left some twenty roads 10 keep
II up. The principal detection Is that Of
the Chicago 4 Alton In the southwest,
which goes out In order 10 be In fighting
trim 10 meet tho Wabash and the Min.
nesota 4 Northwestern in.the northwest,
which Is also inclined TO play lone hand.
In order 10 provide against possible rcduc-
tons made by the outside lines, the chair
man Of the association was today author.
lied 10 meet cut rates nj once, without the
delay OF five or ten days notice. All the
lines are given the privilege Of withdraw
ing nj fifteen days notice. II Is the gen.
oral opinion that when n settlement Of tho
present western troubles comes the with
drawing lines will again become members
and In the meantime the form OF an asso.
citation will serve as a sort Of balance
wheel 10 prevent the complete demomliSa
ton OF rates.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12
SPEECH
FROM THE THRONE!
Menus the Second
"KINl OF THE CARNIVAL"
SPEAKS HIS MIND
Look to the Subscription Listsl
Promises of Allegiance, Sucoor and
Suckorsl
Lovers Of Memphis and Her Advance.
mAni...GEnAillg.

We have paid our gas bill. taken a cocktail aud
breathe once nom II knocked VA out oh, had
we served our hank account with hall the tcal We
have our subjects, aud invested In gns stock ln
stead Ut beer, We Won not now be compelled a.
put up Colatcmls The election n overall bcis
are ou-and the country II saved again. The an
nounccment OF our coming has quickcncd the put
satlons vt trade, and the notes Of preparation arr
hchri In the land. There is a golden current
green with hope. and silyery sheen. that flows
steadily through our banks Cashiers greet VA with
q pleased smile, aud bank presidents no longer
drink alone, Already our country cousins Appflss
N OF their coming, Tor they rccal with pleasure
and who docs n.t-thc glorious aud gorgcous Wis
ions Of Poetry, Mythology, aud the stories " an.
Gent and long forgotten lnv-tod In beauty
clothed and endowed with life by our Illus
TRlOUS AND MYSTIC MEMPlll We come not
here 10 play the fool for q day, for there arc too
many here aln,ady whom nature has endowed but
our nim l. n amuHe and ploass-to invite aud en-
tcftain ttrangcru, 10 take Memphis innm under the
bushel measure that hides her ~ hi aud LEI her ~
fulgcncc shine upon the nations We are daily ~
cciNng aoccsslons from all within our borden, who
uler aid, assistance lcalty, allegiance aud sucuoT
There arr Also a great many SUCKERS here Who
give io nothing. and who are an ulcer to the body
poiuc-lOok well % the subscription lists, iuf BY
their Hh~cncc shall yc know them. The following
Lords Noble Houses, feudal iiafruns Clans aud
Armies have Joined our standard with men aud
m0npVs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12
Margaret wather,

Next week feast Of sterling attractions
will be presented by Margaret Mathcr and
company. On Monday, Wednesday and
Friday nights and at the Saturday matinee
"Romeo and Juliet" will bc given Tues
day night Tobin's ine comedy, "The
Honeymoon" will be the attraction
Thursday night Leah, the Forsakcn, and
Saturday night Macbeth" with Miss
Maihcr a. Lady Macbeth. Romeo aud
Juliet" win be produced with wealth Of
scenery sixteen sets-and the magnih.
cent costumes, l20in number, worn by A.
many people all precisely as presented
ut the Union Square theaicr,
New York, under the Management
Of J. NJ. Ilill-and had a run Of three
.-snihs and NJ long runs comparatively In
other cities. IL should be said here. how
ever, that while the scenery, costumes and
staging Of the great lovo tragedy IL sim
ply grand, the actors are NOT 10 be con.
bidercd second In this production, for the
cast Is ~ strong NJ u could well be made.
Mis- Maiher Is acknowledged by all critics
10 be- an ideal juliet. Thel.omco u Fred.
crick Paulding, most intelligent and
handsome young actor, who has grown TO
mans estate and gained experience In his
nn since he appeared rs the ''boy Ham
let" The Morcutio "a Mines Lcyick, n
great actor, who IL said 10 be the best Mcr'
cutie since J. w. Walack, jr., AMI Edwin
Adams died. The Nunc IL Mr. Sol
Smith, also excellent In the part, and per
haps the best nurse on tho American
stage. These artists indicate the general
exccllcucc Of the cast, and the production
must certainly create a sensation. Not.
withdrawing the cost OF production aud
general expense Of 70 fine presentation,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mcnsphi. Theater.

Last night Charlotte Thompson and sup
porting company appeared in the domcs-
tic drama Drifting Clouds" before quite
large audience. The play Is somewhat
Of n sensational melo drama, having several
good scenes and vein Of comedy running
through them. Miss Thompson in the
leading role, Phyllis Denohr, made favor.
able impression ~ an emotional actress.
The company IL not strong and rendered
rather an indifferent support. Drifting
Clouds will bc repeated again tonight.
Al the Saturday matinee "Janc Eyre"
will be- the attraction.
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GOSHEN, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE Julian
house, the second hotel In size in the city,
burned at midnight. The fire caught 10
the oil.room. There Is a strong suspicion
Of incendiarism expressed. Guests TO the
number Of thirty or forty escaped in their
night clothes, and II il feared several per
ished. The loss, with the other property
destroyed, is estimated ut u 1000. insurance
about s., 900. There were no lives lost.
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MERIDES, Conn, Jan. ll.--At ll:55
o'clock last night fire was discovered
in the barns Of the horse railroad
company, and although the entire
fire department was called out,
the entire main barn burned out, with
eighty horses and fourteen cars. The orr.
gin OF the fire is q mystery. Tho loss will
foot up SIS, 900; insurance. 10000.