The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-17


gerous quantity. His name was a
talisman to draw together all the en-
emies of Republicanism under the
guise of a revision of the constitu-
ton. The conspiracy has been de-
| feated.
| A HALE OLD MAN, Mr.. James Wilson OF
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"Ganelon,' at the Chicago Opera
House, has proved an enormous sue
cess. The press of Chicago, with a
unanimity that is remarkable, pro-
nounce it the finest spectacular trag-
edy that this country has ever seen
The play is written by a native of
Illinois, and will rank, both from a
literary and a dramatic point of
view, with the finest works by ma
tive American. The play is a sue
cession of brilliant marches, stirring
battle scenes, dances and. striking
scenic effects. There are $50 per-
sons employed in the piece. The
play is laid in the 9th century, thus
affording a magnificent opportunity
for picturesque costumes. Mr..
Lawrence Barrett, .sWho plays the IT,
tie role, has already won for himself
the title of the Henry Irving of
America. The play will be given
one week more. 1t will produced
in Philadelphia, Boston and New
York upon the same elaborate scale
which characterizes it here.
| Parents should be careful that their child
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much more likely to contract other colds
during the winter 1t is this succession Of
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In the November Harper's Will
liam Dean Bowells translates re-
mark of the great Spanish novelist,
Senior Armando Palacio Valdes, to
the effect that in his opinion French
naturalistic novels are less immoral
than "other books which, under a
glamour of something spiritual and
beautiful and sublime, portray the
vices in which we are allied to the
beasts. Such, for example, are the
works of Octave Feuillet, Arsene
Houssaye, Georges Ohnet, and other
contemporary novelists much in vo-
que among the higher classes of So
ciety."
The fifteenth annual convention Of
the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton of Wisconsin began in Racine
yesterday "wednesday at 9 M,
and will close at 9 p. M, Sunday,
Oct. 20. The forthcoming reports
will show that there are forty associ-
atoms in the state, with a member
ship of 1890 to 5000, which expend
this year in salaries to secretaries
and other work in the interest of the
cause $4,000; that the association
buildings in the state are worth
$17o, 900, on which there is an in
debtedness of about $50, 900; that
the associations have SCI, 900 worth
of furniture, besides $500 volumes
of books in their libraries and thirty
four men are employed who devote
their entire time to the work con-
nected with the association. An as
ISOLATION building is in process of
erection at Baraboo and prepare
tons are being made for building
one at Lake Geneva The extern
sive buildings of the associations are
in Milwaukee. Racine and Oshkosh.
The other associations have small
buildings or occupy rented Ones
1Ill7Oaukee Sentinel.