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py buying stalls for the purpose of seeing
seventeen different STYLES of stiffs?

py buying stalls for the purpose of seeing
seventeen different styles of stiffs?
We are glad to hear that the company
is embarrassed If we were to act in
some of Mr.. Shakespeare's plays without
cutting out some of the lines we would
be embarrassed also His hunor is
broad and coarse, his philosophy is sac
religious, his song and dance work Is be-
meath contempt, and the general COM
ment of the audience last evening as it
came out was that Of bitter disappoint-
ment.
On being asked by reporter last
evening, Where do you go to from
here" Mr.. Shakespeare profanely re-
piled, "None Of your
- businessr' which shows that he is
not even polite to those who manifest an
interest in his business. He was equally
rude to a man who asked him what his
receipts were, and also what the difficult
ty was between him and Bacon, and if
Bacon was drinking any now.
Should ''Hamlet" fizzle out by Satur-
day and go into the oblivion business,
as we predict that it will, the Glasgow
Gaiety company, whose costumes are
said to be out of sight, will fill out the
engagement at the Globe. Elsewhere
will be found notice of their reception
at Archy, where they tested the capacity
of the house.
Elsewhere also we publish piece
marked Communicated, from the pen
of prominent elocutionist, severely
criticising Shakespeare's gestures as
Hamlet. 1t is true that in all the five
acts of Hamlet" Shakespeare hardly lifts
his hands higher than his head and does
not raise his voice above his salary dur
ing the evening. His elocution is not
half so loud or resonant as that of Pro-
fessor Brightwaters, of Stages Garden,
who teaches elocution and gives most
wonderful rendering of THE Maniac"
which never fails to bring down the
house or brighten teams that may be
hitched to the fence outside.
His ad will be seen in another col
umn, following the proceedings of the
board of supervisors.
In an interview with a reporter of this
paper last evening, when asked about
his gestures, Shakespeare fippantly re-
piled that his Hamlet gestures were at
tached at Jasper, and so last night he
had to use the gestures that belong to
Othello.
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time TO strike In with q clear contrafto
and skirt dance, the play might go; but
instead of this Lsertes insults the priest
at the grave of his own aster, Hamlet
picks on his mother through five acts
and then gives her gourd full Of poi
soined boneset, stabbing his stepfather
and cutting Laertes open from the an
terror convolution of the windrif south
west TO the left lobe of the watch pocket
thus allowing the cold night air to whis-
tie through the drapery Of his digestive
doings
Briefly, let Us say to the provincial
press and managers that Hamlet Will
not do. The writer has q much better
play in the bottom of his trunk, which is
only awaiting a ralr nearing ana sum-
cient capital to properly stage and pro-
duce it. Hamlet" Is better in dialogue
than in plot; but it is rotten, to be plain
and honest about it, and has no moral in
it at all Wig wants 10 take his family
TO see five act assassination? Who Will
seek 10 improve the morals Of his friends
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ATHERINE l of
Russia may be
singled out as an
exception to a lit
tie known rule
the rule that a
q u e en- rung
from the people
is doomed at the
last to disappoint-
ment. dis ST. T
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When Qusen Victoria came - - rlsr-
red tEsrs "a rare gzths.ieE up - Lace
WORKERS = supply her brad.l crs.- and vs.i-
y s14sng i&cr for hsT daughters. keE s2als'
wives aud nov bez .rr&n-lsl-iss tss-s hzs
since put Easa rB0usr 4 i1s F,oekstz *
Der naal essT-s leTaI saAleeta
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"wha. Go yoa Go with thai baseball
mask"
why. JohnnT Il very had sometimes,
and TIE only close. ! bare = sEut hin up
in is where inc pressrTes are / put the
mask On hiEa w.;h a lot and lie Pee
se-vaz are sz1e. "--5gToSE's Bar.
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Tee nua.b~r ixbt j. me In; enssse ra-7-
ser. bus aside frosa f1zz I'osssss's 70 gszs4l-
iarif3ez Ta-rs are sxEE beat.isl-.es. AK.
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In England. the barber who does Sun
day shaving renders himself hable 70 q
fine Of three dollars or seven days ia
u-souneur III default
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THEY FELL FROM POWER
THE FATE OF QUEENS NOT BORN
TO THE PURPLE.

Natalie's Sad Experience in Seryia-How
the Women of the Bonaparte Family
Have Fared-Some English Examples.
Success of Catherine of Russia.
copyright, 1891. by American Press Associa-
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SHAKESPEARE NOT IN IT.
BILL NYE GIVES A HITHERTO UNPUB-
LisHED CRITICISM OF HAMLET

HE GreRt IrOubIc with ''Ha H11efH n an
Absence of Local Gags, and Then There
Is Too Much Assassination ANYWAY,
Come GA. Shakespeare.
Copyright, 1891, by Edgar w. Nye-l
The following-so far as l know-un-
published criticism of the acting of Mr..
William Shakespeare in one of his own
plays, is given herewith, those parts only
having been supplied where the writing
has become SO exceedingly dim that it
cannot be longer deciphered:
Last evening Mr.. William Shakespeare
appeared at this place in piece which
he has written himself, and called
Hamlet" a play with which he has
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Hoosier Pioneers of Fifty Years Ago En-
countered Many Perils That Their Chill
dren Might Enjoy a Goodiy HeritnEe-A
''Clean Up" of Criminals
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In face OF this most disastrous event
for their party.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Parnell arrived In his mono at
Brighton from ireland, ON Thursday,
and complained Of suffering from n
chill. Friday he was unable 10 leave
his bed and the regular physician
with whom he held u consultation
was summoned. lie considered Par
ncll's Illness serious and Bont for
another physician with whom
he held long consultation.
This consultation was resumed Sunday
when Parnull, In great palm, was grow
Ing weaker every hour. His lllnees
was pronounced 10 DO an attack Of
acute rheumatism.
He was untlrlnFiy nurrcd by his
wife, who hardly left his bedside. From
the moment the Illness was pronounced
serious, parnell did not seem 10 rally,
but grew weaker and weaker. Several
hours before his death, lac became I'M
conscious and 20 remained until he
died In inlenac agony.
Owing 10 the audiences OF the irish
leaders illuess II was the belief Of hla
wife and the physlclans thai lao would
recover. No friends or relatives were
present when ho died; only Mu. Far.
neil and tho phyeiciAna.
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Ell to cell his saloon 20 D1woil &
Verb, his hrulhef1.in-lnw. This trans
let WA believed 10 he fraudulent, ami
10 have been made for the purpose OF
deifauding Moyef's creditors. Consla.
hle Campbell representing the credit
on, seized t1me OF the stock and sold
II, realizing $500. Dowell 4 Verb then
suud the constable for that amount.
rhe commissioner gave Judgment for
the defendant.
Before Judge Zane yesterday after.
noon; Architect q. 4. Clements,
charged with embsz1ling 81 500 which
should have been paid 10 tho parties
who furnished the material for the
hotel al Lehl, WINS arranged and plead
Cd not guilty. Tho Defendant In
represented by Attorney Van Horne.
In the case ofC. =. Kinney W. Mary
Ann Woollcy, Judge Zane granted
leave 10 amend the complaint.
Judge foworn will fight for the liber.
~ Of Rufua Smith, the Fort Douglas
soldier, indicted Tor tho wilful murder
OF comrade In arms, when the case
comes up fot trial IN tho Third Dis
trlct court on October 10th.
Abraham Hunter, the individual
from hnmas with n strong penchant
for alcohol, who yesterday appeared
for trial In Judge Hano's couit on q
charge OF stealing heifor, was ac-
quilted by the jury Ia the afternoon
The testimony against him In this casr
was equally AZ weak o. that on the In
dlctment charging him with shooting
ut a youth named WOlatonholme, anu
IN which n verdict Of acquit,al was
also rendered ut the mornings session.
Ia the opinlon Of not a few who heard
the trials, the charges against Hunter
ought never TO have teen preferred.
TodAy's session " tho Third District
court ondcd at noon, the criminal cases
sci down for hearing this day having
been run through by that time.
The proceedings are reported else
whore In --fr columns. Though brief
they were intortstinr.
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FRAGMENTS.

Titr Utah Book and Stationery Go.
have on sale the Rericp Of Rcricus for
C',obor.
picRrocKEIs were busy on tho Fair
grounds yostorday. one lady was the
loser Of n considerable sum.
JusrioE GIN adjourned court at $3.50
this afternoon to allow the attaches Of the
department to aitcnd the Fair.
TIM Mining Exchange transacted no
public business today. II " expected
that little or nothing Of importance wall
come up this week.
COUNTY CLunK ALLEN has Issued mar.
fingr licenses TO AlNH Judson TO Rosa
Benton, Thomas J. Kthchltz TO Lulu
Rookard. u. l.. Richards Ia Stamina liat.
her, Theodore Anderson aud Swan Nord'
stfom.
Tnu Union Pacific will hold IT. Z
o'clock train for the south his afternoon
until 5, Tor tho accommodation Of the
poorle attending tho l'nir. Tie company
will also run special train 10 Provo to.
night after the Theatre, about iliJ0 pm.
A snfNuLr bearing tho Inscription, In
black letters, utah Strawberries" was
displayed Ia front VI q grcongfOccr's shop
window on First South Street this morn
Ing, above a box OF largo aud luscious
berries.
TuE fair In tho Social Hall last night
WA great success, with the exception
thrt the hall wns too small 10 conveniently
accommodate tho crowds of people that
sought to obtain entrance. The lair u
open again tonight from six O'Clock.
HARnY BnowN. Main street candy
manufacturer, was afraignod before Jus.
tlce Gee this afternoon on a charge ~
Keeping combustlhlo materials within the
city Are limits. He plead guilty and was
fined -.
An cmploye Of thc city Railroad Com.
pany. named Taylor, was severely cut on
Tho head yesterday afternoon TX the fall
ing ola trolly wheel. lilo has had 10 lay
an nom work In consequence, but hopes
10 DO Able 10 resume his duties IN the
course ola week.
TnE Democratic excursion 10 Ogden
tomorrow night, over the Union Pacific,
promises 10 DO huge affair. A special
irnln will leave this city ut 400 y. m.
Tho regular tfain leaves at O'Clock.
Hold's baud will dispense music TO the
excursionlsis.
Tun wild cries Of = domonied woman,
who was taken TO the county jail this
afternoon, created considerable Of sem
sniiou In the vicinity Of the county court
house. The unfortunate creature con-
tinuod Dor frantic demonstrations unul
placed behind tho bar.
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The an,en Of Hawaii. .

San FRANCISCO, Oct. THE pub.
lished reports of the Illness 0f Queen
Liliauokalaki, who is stated to he sui.
iering from an organic disease Of tho
heart, arc not generally credited by tho
Hawaiian colony is this city or by
others supposed 10 have full authentic
adviccs from the Islands. IL Is known
that she has n slight affection Of tho
heart, but II Il not believed 10 10
serious. II Ia known, however, that
she has appointed regent 10 servo
during Princess KNnlani's minority.
IL Is not believe that thete IL any
danger Of English supremacy.
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Miss Davenport in CLEOPATRA"


"Clcopatfa" seems 10 have been one
Of the principal topics OF discussion
among the theatrical populace for some
time past, and this "wednesday even
Ing Fanny Davenport will present that
Interesting play for the flrtt time In
this city at the Salt Lake Theatre. AS
Cleopatra, Miss Davenport l. said TO
have made the triumph Of her life.
Some very enthusiastic critics have
even gone 90 far m to pronounce ho-
rendition OF Sardou's great play as the
most sumpiuous ever given In this or
any other country. This production
given hero will correspond exactly
with that seen IN New York and
Boston. The drama IL la six acts, each
one being short and full OF interest.
Tho iirst represents the bark NJ Venus
aud the meeting between Cleopatra and
Antony; the second, the palace OF
Rsmesss; tho third, the terrace
NJ Memphis; the fourth, the palace
~ Actium; the iinh, the temple OF
Isis, during which the tempest, de-
scribed M being most remarkable In liz
realism, occurs with all the fury Of a
genuine storm. The sixth act repre-
SCENTS Alexandria and the death Of the
queen. The cast, which Ia healed by
Melbourne Mcdowell, includes nine.
teen speaking charactern and a chorus
Of over one hundred and fiity people.
Ever since the opening OF the sale OF
seats on Tuesday morning continu.
Qua line Of ticket buyers has heeu seen
In trout OF the bIx-Oliice. So great, In
decd, has been the demand
for the performance Of "Cleo.
pstra" that the management
has been compelled TO substitute
that production for Fedora" on Fri,
LAY night. Hence the announcement
has been made that holders Of tickets
for "Fedora" eau either have thom
redeemed or get them exchanged AT
the box office. Judging from the pre-.
partitions which are being made upon
tho theatre stage, and the immense
quantity paraphernalia carried by Miss
Davenport'r company, we feel assured
Of u great representation OF Sardou's
famous plsy.
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Irritation Annirs.

TIC Irrigation Age for October Let
contains a full report Of tho proceed.
ings Of the Irrigation Congress held In
this city, illustrated with portraits OF
prominent delegates and speakers, an
illustrated account Of the sugar indus
try ut Lehi, and variety OF interest
ing and instructive matter. IL can 10
had for 10 cents nj the publishing office
Second South street west.
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A HOUSE BREAKER
Pleads Guilty and Is Held 10 Await the
Action Of the Grand Jury.

Thomas Williams, youthful crook,
was before Judge Gee this morning on
n charge Of housebreaking, he having
made forclble entrance into the resi-.
dence Of Hannibal o. Fulmer last
night, lie plead guilty and was held
IN $3.50 bonds to await the action OF the
grand Jury, In default OF which he was
remanded 20 jail.
james Nannatta IL awaiting trial on
charge VI uoiit larceny.
stephen Konney IL In jail accused Of
vagfnncy and abusive language.
NJ. o. Mccoy, the alleged detective
who threatened 10 XII Edward Kelly
was Lound over to keep tho peace In
the sum OF $500.
Charles krAuse was adJudged guilty
Of disturbing the peace and was lined
$40.
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DESvEis, Col, Oct. lit Is reported
here, Mt meeting Of the Western
Colorado Congress, that a proposition
viii be made TO divide the Stalc, the
dividing Inns 10 be thu great Cont.
mental divide. The towns In tho west
half Of the state claim that they arc
unable 10 secure ialr treatment from tho
InllIOAds.
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ex.Coptedeatcs, closing with civic
authorities.

cx.Coniederatcs, closing with civic
authorities.
AT THE MONUMENT,
Bishop John p. Newman offered
prayer. Then Colonel T.. =. Taylor
presented the monument on behalf Of
the Monument association 10 the com.
missioncrs Of Lincoln park. The un.
yelling followed, and General Gresham
delivered his address.
The sculptor Of the monument IL
Lewis Robisso OF Cincinnati. IL Is OF
bronze, eighteen feet high, and repro.
fonts General Grant seated on horse.
lack, both animal and man In positions
Of rest.
The general grnsps fold glass In his
right hand, with the glass resting upon
the thigh, M after taking a carelul sur.
voy OF tho field. II suggests, n n
whole, concentration Of mind, conf.
donce and solf.rcliance.
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GMANn nnnnrnArIO MAIIY.

Every Democrat should 30 to Ogden
via tic UNION PACIFIC tomorrow
Crhusdayl afternoon. SPECIAL TRAIN
leaves nj 1880 j. m. Special train re.
turning after the Rally.
Fare for the round trip ONLY sl.g5.
Every Democrat should 10.
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Perhaps you arc run down, can.
eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't DO
anything to your satisfaction, aud you
wonder what hlls you. You should
heed tho warning, you are taking the
first step iuto Nervous Prostratlon.
You need Nerve Tonic and la
Electric Bltteis you win lDd tho
exact remedy for restoring your
nervous system 10 la normal, healthy
condition, Surprislng results follow
the use Of this great Nerve Tonic aud
Alternative. Your appetite returns,
good digestion Ia Restored, and tho
Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try a bottle. Price soc. at A.
q. Smith 4 Co.'H Drug Store Ga
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nAnHGrs AND srooa,.
on,ND DIuounArio mALLY.

Every Democrat should 10 TO Ogden
via tho UNION PACIFIC tomorrow
THURSDAY afternoon. SPECIAL TRAIN
leaves nj $3.50 y. N. Special train 10.
turning after the Rally.
Fare for this round trip ONLY sl.25.
Every Democrat should 20.
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Lord Charles Bereslord Ia reported
TO have spent some time inspecting the
Sue1 canal. As n resource IN time OF
war TO England he says Il would he
useless. lie thinks the Cape route 10
India would 10 the safest In case OF war
In that country. Lord Salisbury Il Of
opinion that the American rirto 30
Asia may be safest In cas- n' var.
Next month an English regi'u, win
be- brought from China by way ~
Canada. This viii be- done in order
To test tho American route.
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New HAVEN, Conn, oct. IA FIRE
broke out late last evening In tho east
divinity hall OF tho Yale university
aud spread rapidly. 1t IL now under
control, bat IL IL feared much damage
was done 10 the library.
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BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE bourso was dc.
pressed ON the rumors that Russia In.
toude to prohibit the expectation Of
wheat after October 10Th.
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DESRRET EVENING NEWS.

Cry ior Advertisements -hish ~, .rpsess' V sp-
...t h ths Evrsus Mass % The day -hsn received
,ssuA y. hastsd In 10 he bushes, dsTaftnsni ne'
kisf stsnap.m
Hsies d Adtsr'innr furnished upon ArriieAt'n.
rg-Cu1 tof advsfussmsnA must y on sfiAb
tlk2
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10 NJ az m %.

EvASs.--in salt Lake city. oct. !. iS9i. Del.
bert Lari. aon Of WIN. I. aud Jane Evans, born
Oct 2, is0.
Funeral services At family residence, a.,
south Fourth West. Thinday at p,m
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Lucy McCune, aged %, after an ex.
citing chase, has been captured In
West Virginia. The young lady has
been most successful producer Of
Illicit whisky, and for long time has
tnilled the efforts Of the authorities 10
catch her. She Is an expert rifle shot,
a ilno horsewoman, and possesses a
nerve equal 10 the bOldest.
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TERRE H.UrE, Oct. The time In
tho fret heat Of the Pointer.Dlrect race
was 9.l3.
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Governor I'm refused TO be inter
Viewed on the subject OF Grover Cleve'
lnudiH bnhy.
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II may sound strange but II Ia true,
The steamship Clover Hllln Of the
Wilson line, sailed from New York on
the Ord Inst, She had on board com.
plotc train OF six drawinR.foom cam
built In this country for the souih.
eastern Hallway Of England. The
cars are somewhat smaller than those
used on American roads, The South
eastern viii use the train exclusively
In the Channel Limited for Paris.
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200 LARGE FRENCH SPANISH
oRossBRED RAtIs win arrive nt
OGDEN from California Oct. itth.
Prices reasonable. Rams clean.
ass JhWEpr n co.