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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
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D.ssst ncs knos RAT oar slii4ncs sss 10 os
secrsg ksgl lu sltsr lseuoa' What ssye
lee caass fer saea fool tang. I fear ws
are ladid.
Lard soeksils West msaat n0 harm.
your xhness. Ns AaEs oil covered,
th4s y1ar hopes, yoar thoughts css.Fes
ssrs ~ilh "a. snd ~hsa my c0unIymaa
asked tor my opinion i gave lL H1W sAs
/ 10 mos tnsr llls ~as tls original Baron
Munchausenf 1 am puI q slLg Engllsn
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Grover Once-Wbzt is thy titlsg
Lord scckyils Wesl-A mister plenipO-
teunary and snYoy extraordinary from her
asosa mighty majesty the Queen.
TIE eltIIe patty remove tnolr bats sn1
boa ios a. DsntiJn of NE Queens name.
Grover Olcs-lh5u'F a most e1lr20r-
dInsry AS. lh4ts ~ha- [ say. Hers II al
Of cur good Sork undone, our noble
prom ses held for Usagat, our high COX
a-loFum proCianztiOns gone up the spout
Nhy cauldsl noE thou haVe wAitsdi
Lord sockVlis West-BuL dear fatty
greatness. didn't you want the Engiish
vote
Grover Once-Trus. true. se DO, bat We
dii not .Ant 10 lOse the Irish. AlseE and
alss I see not what 10 10. " bat say esI
thou. LeAmOnf,
LsAmont- DOP Do nAnght. There's
naugal tbss can De done. MeClellsn bad
his peace 3 stform, Blaine his Bufchard.
and Cleveland bis West. II that be treason
I'll no M ors 0f {
Grover Oncs-I 30 much fear that FOR me
there's no more o thls TAT Ciiice. Not for me
doth tie star OF empire westward take IT.
way. The West hath proved Jonah. Ny
Vest can not be pulled down, my Thurman
hath me no prestige brought. / ween my
name Is Dennisl Dennis Grover Cleveland
Ny greatness gone, my Office vamosed. ms
glory departed and all that = minister
pleuipotentaFy and envoy extraordinary
might thus shoot OF his mouth. LeAmoni
sb0w this man out Fen tell him q
hasten come 10 his ma. He hath gin ms
sore SORROW. Exuent Vest Ah. thou
chattering lordlng. thou blue bloodec
cbump. thou gibbering. mouthing idiot
Extraordinary Extraordinary / should
say thou vert Toledo sunday journal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Wilbur Opera Company will follow
Miss Fanny Davenport at Powers next
week, and the lovers of light opera may
prepare themselves for a treat, and COM
mence 10 secure their seats early. Every
theatre goer knows what hard time there
was had last season TO get desirable seats
when the Wilbur Company was here Miss
Susie KirwIn made hosts OF friends In
Grand Rapids on her last visit here. Mana
ger Garwood has concluded TO make the
prices for this engagement the same as last
season-i0 20, and 80 cents for matinees
and 10, 70, 80 aud 90 cents in the evening.
The company has been increased TO fifty
members, and several new operas added
since their last visit, making one OF the
strongest ensemble on the road. Manager
Garwood has made arrangements 10 read
the election. returns from the stage next
Tuesday sveiing. and the audience is
especially invited to Keep their seats after
the programme is over and hear the returns
read until IL O'clock.
Unusual interest has been created in the
engagement of Miss Fanny Davenport for
next Friday and Saturday evenings at
Pow ers'. The sale of sests opened at the
box Office Yesterday morning and the line
completely filed the lobby aud it is safe TO
say lnat one Oh the largest anu HlDoL ldSH-
ionable audiences of the season will witness
the first presentation of LA Tosca" in the
Valley City. The New York Herald in de-
scribing the great fourth act says: The
woman Tosca stands with tears streaming,
limbs trembling and bosom heaving. and as
picture of human agony Sd terrible and
ret so forcible that it makes an awful inn
pressiou. For electric and powerful acting
Miss Davenport was not lacking IN single
degree
Rose Osborne and her com pany played
before good audience again ast evening.
The play is popular and the company
good one.
There was q good audience at Smiths
last night and the show gave good satisiac-
ton. Matinee tomorrow afternoon.
Ada Gray will be at Redmond's next
week. appearing in East Lynne and the
Ring Of Iron"
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
.SACKYILLE MUST. co.
OFFICIALLY NouFisO YESTERDAY
xhs Frssdaaas ~ L4at fisias ~ ths AR-
Ps<is "a hls Faru Ls@4srs o.
So asps 81 s&stsE sslas "a
tha fFish Fsss@

WNaIseIos Oct 10.-by direction 81 the
Prssidsas tba Secretary 0f state today ia-
sormsa Load saCksii.s. llas l0r csasss here
soisrs ma,ie saoss 70 her As.sstg gov
.nmsut. hz conaauancs IA as pressaE
ssfais. position ID tie Laiisd States : 10
longer aocspts5ls 10 Ehia 6oTssl neat, and
.onld coo seqasafiY - detrimental y the
relations 6slsssn ne to conntEiss.
A prominent oi.ciAl of ths 5iass Depart
nisut sal .snlgbl to : representative Of the
TTa,.sd Press. that II diplomatic Pfscecsnts
wsrs ollossd Ihs British Minister v0aid
forssrd ths Presidents notification 70 the
ksms Government sat 10 das course OF
ff1as hs soaid rseelgs lsavs Of aossaes for
a. lndsaaits ysTiod. 10 further action
-oald BE- aiken 5y this Government. The
sld-ams custom o. tseuty -ic0r hours
police " qu.s tie counlfy has bssn Aoan-
aaued
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
T-E ALaaN ~ nav YORK
A DsI.x4tisa 81 ss~ Nsrk Democrats Go
90 N.shiaxtss ga CosE ths Ps~.idsak

A D.f.x4tfsa 81 ssW York Dsmssrsrs 60
60 s-shi.xtsa "a cosE ths Ps~sidsak
NEs Yokx, Oct. Co. Ens s4ekYills- Vest
Of Goa vsrsation IN political circles here to-
day. The action Of the President todsy in
virtually ordsfing that The passport oe sent
% the british Minister is a complete change
Ia the poaition which hs took iast Satur-
day. EArfg this sftsrn0on private Dispatch
e. we're received In this city from Washing
ton 10 the elect taAl the President had hn-
ally ascidsd 10 bounce the Brush Minister.
IL Ia stated on What Is good
Authority that the Managers OF the
Democrats osmpalgn bscarne greatly
siaruasd yesterday over the situation
IN rhich Ar. Cleveland had been placed
by this controversy. A delegation OF three
rsstlemsn vent 10 Washington on the
"hmitsd" yesterday afternoon. and took 10
the Presidsnt al account Of the political
sirnation as it appeared from This stand
poinL They called upon him, 50 Il Is said.
lasE evening. Ihsy laid before him al The
facts of The case and laid special stress upon
ia gravity he was told that there vas no
hops for the DsmocFssic ticket receiving a
angle Irish vote Ia this country unless
prompt and immedlst. action vas taken
from this end OF ths lins And that the DEM
ocra,ic National Com mittse would not hold
Itself responsible for the campaign unless
hs acted Immediately Ia the matter.
" hen the facts became known a political
cries that The Prss.dsnt bad for once lis
tened 70 advice. quiet smile was on the
face OF every politician Of note. The ex-
preston was unmisiaksoie. Well. the
President a. last sees things IS We see them.
he is human after al. Re amt inVuinsr-
ale 70 osing thoroughly scared
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
ANOTHER SCHEME
eRYCs TRYING TO USE pOWDERlV
A. wsrs Ter a asatE P@st Trylag 30 ssE
falaa - Pablsess EnaoEss Cleveland
aGd EbsrmAs-success RE
pertsa al Last

NV YoEx 0cL 59.-rhs Dsnocrsuo
Maternal COMMITTEES have been hard ss
ri for tAs pass f9ar sesks. trylas = "a
cure .hs adhesion .. AasGsT Mogkmzn T..
\. P0vdsfly 70 the Cleveland thsfnsn
uezst. Asa OF in1asnce Ia political, oasi-
ness and railroad circles, 81 Is sid, bsFs
been quietly sent 10 FhiisoslphiA 70 ~ 10
induce nm 10 O0ms out for the Demoesstie
ticket ia fumoTsd aere tonight hat sue
cess has hGaliy crowned Chairman bfioe's
efforts snd that PowoeTly slu announce
his adhesion 70 Clsvslsad snd Thurman
Al iAie hour ia tie osmpsisa. 1hls story
became klow through tne boSstiu ness oi
enc oi lBe delegates y 40 SAD he Lad been
sslt t. Pa z1ei phia on tlls Wlssloa and
a. last succeeded 1nls Democrat. who
came from Philadelphia ~ az. bad long
tax with ChaiTman Brlce si-the Dsm0cTatlc
National Committee ne1 "a arters ana to-
night Doasiei ia one Of the leading up
town hotels OF what hr lad done. lie
slated that he had seen Powoery a.
the Smsdley House ia Philsde pni@ and
they had long aud satisfactory
consultation a ia him. Mnst t8e gaid pro
q4o vas La cou ob't state. bui he sald the
TACT wss settled aud bsrgsia made, and Il
wouldn't De broken. He, however, IA q
gush Of cen hdeoce lei OUT ONE details, the
truth OF whicn other rumors ad0aI seem 10
confirm. lie said We have Induced Pow
derly 10 write letter q the Knights oi
Labor, but sc are going 10 keep this letter
back until The very lAs, moment IA
the campaign. PROBABLY II Hil not
be given 10 the prsss until saturday
or Sunday night. In tazt letter Powderly
will urge all Knights ol Labor H. vote for
Cleveland snd Thurman. b. this arrange
ment there will be no opportunity IL
counIeract the force of the letter and Il Is
expected that msuy Knights OF Labor will
listen " the General Master workman 1
advice.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
Tho Prohibition Rally,

Arrangements for the Prohibition rally
next Friday evening in Hartmsn's Hall are
nearly perfected. RoRp Kirk Bryan, OF
Jackson. the celebrated chalk talker. will
illustrate the issues Of the cam paign with
his craven csricatures. The Palmer Quar-
tette. 8 musical crganizaiion ~ell-nigh
equal TO the famous Silver Lake Qusrtette
will furnish the music, and the leader Of
qnsrtette. Mr.. Palmer. A. o. CTozier and
others will present the Issues of the cam.
paign from a cold water standpoint.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
Three Eastern Manufacturers of Clothing
wanted 10
Exchange their Stock for Ready Cash
THE TOWER
BOUGH HIT TIL E NJ.

Every Garment in the lot il To Ice sold way
below cost. Come for miles around and see.
A Chinchilla Oyercoat 81; worth twice the
money
A Fur Beaver Overcoat So; worth double
that price.
warm Pinhead Chinchilla Oyercoat 81.
And the Boss i'm 4 col0rs at SO
If YOU want To see an Oyercoat superior 10
halfthe sOcalled custom made, then bring
along three VS..
Our OvercOats at SIS are the same as we
had To ask S25 for before made this
great purchase
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Yesterday morning sb0nt 4 O'Clock sn
alarm of Ere was turned IN from box "A.
Il was occasioned By the burning Of three
smsll houses at 403. 405 snj z07 0ttaua-st.
VIM. NAgslkerhe occupied fhe FIRST. J.
Jones the second. ss barber shop. and The
third was occupied hy tro families Frank
Otter up stairs and Narfin Van Winrer
down stairs. The FIRE originated in ths
barber shop and the loss is about $500 With
little insurance. The property vas owned
hv Ii EiuoIeherv
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

wAsEISsroN. Oct. O.-Ths postmaster
at Jalrs Mead county, Kansas. writes 10
the PostOfics Department thai owing to
the failure Of the crops people in that SEQ
ton are suffering for food snd cloth lnx
he ssys. Three fourths Of the people vii
stsrvs unless sid is procured. Some are
living on psrchsd corB. others m bread
and coree others On bread and water
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

OrrAwA, Oct. so.-Ths announcement
seat 70 the States that Sir Charles Upper
had been offered by England the position
OF Minister to Washington. was manufac-
tursd here. Up 10 this time there IL so-
solutsly no truth IN II. IL vas started oy
an evening paper here yesterday. and
obtains no crsdsnce In oficisl quarters. A
rovsrnmsnt otics< this morning stased that
Grsat Britain is not accustomed to select
Der Ministers 70 fFst powers from among
her colonial subjects. and is not likely 70
establish anr such prscedsnk
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Mr.. Ford. of the Fifth District. seems to
be in need of outsid help. Some OF his
friends have been in Detroit to get money
to use In bis interest. We don't know how
much of raise they succeeded IN making,
but we are informed that they were very
nervous about something and wanted
money enough to stop if possible the STAN
pede to Belknap. There are some things
which money cant do. IL can't always
stop a astemDede-DstrOn Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

". II. Lewis was srraigned in Police
Court yesterday and demanded an exami-
nation. which will be held one week from
nt1t Friday forenoon. The bail was fixed
At $40. which Mr.. Lewis was unable TO
give. Lewis said yesterday that he was
glad that he was arrested. because when
man began taking other peoples property
there was no stopping it. He has wife
and two grown sons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
ANAscHIsM oRAMATIzEn.
TIE Hsymsrk.s Riot - be Depicted or
the stags az "a. Louis.


the stage at ST Loois-
ST Lorfs. Oct. sO.-Ths anarchists Of St.
Louis are detsrminsd to make the snniVer-
s.ry Of the Chicago anarchists the occasion
OF big demonstration. The Apollo thea
srs has been secured and sn elaborate pro-
Krsmms has been arranged which IN
cludes a play called "Innocsnts Con-
deunsd 20 Death" The pay hss been
written oy Sc. Louis anarchist
and depicts the scene a. McCormick's .
reaper works. ths Hsymarkst explosion aud
the trial and condemnation Of Spies and bis
associates. Speeches viii precsds the play.
Invitations have been sent to al the labor
orrsnizsnons. The receipt. Of the night
vii % given to the families Of the snsrch-
ists executed one year ago. The attention
Of the police has already been called TO the
proposed cslsbrsfion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

rr-vsIiech. an A1stv.sn minsr. vas found
ea TIE Hscls 4 Torch Lake trsck shis
morning. horrihlr mufiistet. The brains
-srs scattered 100 asst Freveiitch xot n
kh- csssis gard pif isst night and when
ths Too sru engine sn6 - cars cane tam
serfrg ,lonx "a crsw Al under the wesas
Ia lssv-s q ~ido~ aad three children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

NSw YoRg. Oct. S0.-Levi P. Norton.
-hsn interrogssed today ss to the alIega-
ZION that he vas engaged during the war
in shipping goods 70 the Bahamas, vhsnce
they we're shipped to Confederate ports by
blockade runners. said The statement =
sssolutsly false and without The slightest
foundation. The statement that there ars
records in existence proving the allegation
a Asa fas~n
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
EXPLODED HER solLsR.
rssr Wen Killed On = steamer Near Nil-
vsak-- Yesterday.

MuwAuzEE. Oct. 5O.-The tug. A W.
rs-rsncs. exploded her boiler. or North
Poins. st 80 this morning. killing Capt.
John sullivan. Engineer John Sullivan,
cousin Of the Captain. Fireman Edward
sullivsn and Iinsmsn Thomas Hsndley.
The boat was blown 10 pieces
Frank Mctiovsn, the cook. and Thomas
rooisv. . visitor on TIE tnE. we're picked up
- the ere. os the tug Merrill. Both we're
severely ornise and cut.
The men Who ioSt their lives were al res
idsnss sf this city. The tug vas owned bv
Joh1 Mccoy snd James Ra1oen and was
vsincd ~ 81 500. Shs vss compsrstiveiy '
new sut bad an Old boiler and engine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

LAvsESs. Get E-Ths earnings Of Nicsi-
gan railroads for August vas s 504 s0a. for
ths corresponding mouth of iss7 g. 90. 40.
The earnings from 5s1usry 4 to September
we're St9 "a so earnings of tks same
psriod lsst yssr. So 7IssIt- Last year
the Ger Gems Of decrease ras 292 per cent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

PTTTsBuse. Oct 3o-Whbin t3s Isss two
weeks stisrapts have ben nsds 70 wrsck
the Pittsbarg 4 Lake Ere scoou raodstion
train thsf saves Beaver Falls daily 81 $50
n. spike we-e eriFEn into tiss tesi6e
Tsis. and fBs morning heavy wooden
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Deputy Sheriff Cook returned from Jsck-
son isst evening with James Murphy, Who
has Just been granted . nsv tina bg JUdgs
Burhngsme. Murphy il pleased With the
new torn bis case has tskesz. ard saws thst
hs ~ss treated very kindly by the p-ison
officials al Tsrkson
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

st Ioris. Osct - a snscisi o. re P9rt
D.spatct frorn ksnsss City. ssvs A senss.
ton g.s creatsd in TIE Crirn ins Cart room
fhis morn 8g br TIE suicids of Jack FIsn-
inE 6erotv r8srshsi vho drew rsr3I rer
sd bse~ his srsfos ont rhiIs coeri We ia
sess On. Ne esase sss Gped.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

tT17-F7V7 p - TfE9FFfe lFtfsNt-
Me- rTTE lcE 81--A big S71tb gsis
hss bssa o. a dzY. ls-Es Sect = ia her.
f5r sheiss- II tas gsls increases duriag to
r z1t there riH ~ tro1bie. T. srpesrs
h1ve-er. 20 he sassi M res. ,. ~
Ne 9l<.slsrs are rsyoTtea
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

A warrant was issued yesterday for II. 2.
Johnson, collector for the Singer Sewing
Machine Company. Monday afternoon
Johnson vent to Joseph TmmemsD's. y
Barilet'-s'. % collect some money. when
= dispute sr1se and Mrs Zimmerman claims
that be assaulted and chokei her.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

LIMA o, OF. 90.--An explosion Of
natural gas 81 II o'c'ock this morning. IN
tie cellar of Scbultbsrs' tam srF. tilied
John Schgltbers Peter Kline ard Joseph
Hubbard. Scbufhsrs wss horn biv busne8.
II gbosri "a barred under tie debris
caused By the brick vslls falling
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Nzv vosx. Oct so--The suit of General
Bs6ssn azsia ass the vidcv of General
Srsns 70 recover 80 00o for tas preparation
q Grants Memoirs, $50 dsscoztirned
today upon notion Of counsel for Baaeau.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Brock Quint and Miles Brossms. who
were arrested Monday night for lewd CO.
hsbitstion with Jennie Percy, were ar
r8igned before Justice Westfall Yesterday.
They demanded examination and the Csc
vss So for Saturday. In the meantime
they will board At Bishop. Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Christian Messner. Who says be came d.
rect to Grand Rapids from Germ i1y, and
that he is looking for Go leib Mes n er.
his uncle. applied 70 be Superinten3enis 81
County Poor Yesterday. for help. lie says
that he il out Of money His uncle. be
savs. lives In Chester. but whether II is
Chester, Eston county. or Chester. Ottsws
county. be did not know. The Superin-
tenoents offered 10 give bim 4 ticket - Dut-
ton. but up to last evening be hadn't made
up hi. mind 10 take 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Nv Yozx. Oct. si-Blsins srriv.5 frsna
ki5snT tonight He vas beseiesd by re-
porterz hut 10 expression of his vie~s eeon
the Prssident's srfion n tie Ssek vie nat
ar could oe ohs.ias.1
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Fx-zrv. Oct sn-A naH hsz stuler hrs-n
ERE Berlin pcstofHcs. and fsund N TIE rivsr
epr>~ to-day. cen ssined = isrzs nuuoer II
letters. al 81 waica hsi hee1 rid. ksny
- ne .sfkns ~>e~ krnu Amsric&
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
TWENTY ONE PERsoNs KILLED


LcSpcs. Oc& so--It i reported that
s~-ntT-on- persons we're killed sy an acct
fssk vhich occurred 20 he Cars train.
The Minister ~ War. commanding the I'M
psrisl ocdy E1srf. vs. seriously iaiured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

J. II. Psit0B. who ~ss 80 severely burnsd
bY ths explosion Of freworks during Sstar-
6sy psiaje. j. Tsc0 vsring from bis barns.
bpt owing 70 an injury in bis bsck. it siI
- fully tro weeks before hs vii be out of
49,.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
RENoUNoes liz PARrY.
T. ". Graves. sf P.imY-.. Leaves the
Prehibfticafsts

kBsrAr. Oct. SOL. ". Graves. . prom
insns residents Of Pslmyrs and . lssdi ug
ProhibiiiouisL prints letter IN the Tirsss
todsv. rencn1cing he third party and
urxinx bis Old associates 70 support ths
Repubfcsn tickst re denounces rebel
Dr. BROOKS. and sees danger - n. country
in ths policy Of Cleveland and ths Nils
Asu
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Mrs. Frsaci. \. Chareh Of Tyrons. va
sskeo 20 he Kalamazoo Asylum yesterday
as snsrxs upoa ksnt county. Mrs. Church
hss beer msrriei a1lr shrct Fssr. Her
uEcd US 6rss Affected seout 81 weeks sz0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Our prices Tor our Want Columns are YER low
Look a the head Of the column. fCThaus Just
what yOu " snf you will ed there. II Lot yoB
can soon Get t by advertising.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Our prices for Cur Went Columns are very low.
look al the head oi the column, perhaps Just
" lat you want you viii md there u LOT you
Can sOou get IL by advert sing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

There is no ore thing that New England man
misses - much as plate Of good, olofsshioneo
baked beans And yet with the constant cal
day sfler Gay for baked beans the hotei men and
restaurant Eeepers have made no progress 70
wards suppyin the demand There are Of
course thousands Of eating heuses where bsted
beans sre regularly served. Bui they are such
beAnsi They are cooked in huge s.nlow pans
are - white as MIX. and when they are disheo
out they look though they hsd teen
"squsshed" in 8 mortar There Ia never Hfy
pork IN them. no juice, and they are tssteiet -
water. They are always served with erest
slice Of broied beef or hs-n. and 20 person y b0
hiss been accustomed 10 the good. ole ss~schu-
sets dlsh they art deluson and al ahfurd jose
We have the GENUINE EARTHEN
POTS FOR BAKED Beam aud vii furnish you
tie original Boston Baked Beans Recipe
Be sue and asa Tor one
Foster, Stevens & Go.
10 and 12 Monroe-st.
33. 81, 81, 80 & ii Louis-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
SUITSI

We have them from $3.50 up to the Finest and
to save from 80 So every purchase
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

fneausie6 -f'rrlrelist
A. AL STAR SPECIALITY COMPANY.
The orfRsnsl Tfe Duiy The 81 ori6s cfsst>x
FrDeuear - beauiifI DireoisioE Views
ppOF. 3 bRT

NJ 1ff wfr sboe Iffs eizec portrais n f..e
fyrfr meet esnf 1e,1r to- ceof fhr enrr - eier
tlon 40 sane of isost TO- pfesiaeutei - ar
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

ssHrcEilEsr - PA n q neTssursoz
ksEls~s<. vsos>s1ss s1e eusm1<g = a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Rose Osborne and her com psny played
before good audience again | ast evening.
The play is popular and the company a
good one.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
FINDING TIE ABDUCTED" GIRL.
RETURNING TO PROSECUTE HER BErRAYER-ANx

IOUs TO BE AN ACTRESS.
Minnie Rose Parsons, Of whom It was said In as
patches from Pittsburg yesterday that she had oeen
abducted from that city and kept at fashionable
hotel in New-York by lieutenant Ryan, OF the ofn'eu
States Navy, was on her way to her homo IN chago
OF a detcctiye in the afternoon Inspector Byfhes
said she was tall and rather goodlook.ng girl, with
fine voice aud an ambition TO go on the stage she
told the police that she had determined to run away
with a girl friend named Carrie Hamilton 49, The srls
became ACQUAINTED with two yong men, calling them'
selves J. ID Marshall and j. IL Meade, who claimed TO
he theatrical agents. The men promised to get stu,
atoms for the Girls in theatrical company II the girls
would accompany them to NewYorh, and they stared
tom Pttsbura on January 80 Carrie became nlght
ened ana turned back but Minnie oame on and was
taken by Marshall TO tho Rochester HOTEL In bsocher
ST. ..-,- ~, --.. =, -. ,s,o ord d.ser,od
her She was engaged as a member OF DOns opera
ironps at a salary OF $lo week The troupe went
M Tn,ion and stay ed there two weeks but returned
10 New York about aweek ago. aud Minne went TO i've
in a boarding house In Clinton place. she was iOuh
i'm that house aud taken 90 Police Headquarters yes
terday Then. for the first tme she learned that her
betragsr was Lieutenant Ryan, and that he was under
arrest She said she was willing 10 return home and
prosecute him, and late In the afternoon she started
Tor Pttsburg la charge OF Detective SeSgsant shSa9a