Telegram-herald., 1891-09-21

churches in this city have not the ca
paeity 10 accommodate all. so l furnish
you with . place 70 while away . few
hours pleasantly Those who attend
church in the morning can come here
in the evening. The police allow candy
open. The back doors Of saloons are
open Sunday, and the police are aware
VI Il, bat they wink ~ it." Loud ap-
plause. 1.-The police cay they will
break open the doors and come on my
stage"
Wild 0ssns e Excissnsat.
''rhis 10 my house. and the old adags
10. that "A man's house 10 his CASTLE
Ii there is any misdeneanor committed
am here TO answer for it. AM the only
one they can arrest. represent Brady
B Garwood. the lessees, and am willing
20 90 70 the station, but claim that
the police have no right 70 arrest any
member OF my company. II they do
however, have bonds 70 the amount
OF s., 900 in readiness. Inow announce
with pleasure that the second act Of .
Rocky Mountain Waif' will be given.
Mr.. Burroughs retired behind the
curtain amid deafening applause. The
people were frantic. The excitement
arose TO q terrific pitch. The gallery
gods rent the air with alr-splitting cat.
calls, whlstling and shouting.
Again the curtain shot up. The
orchestra struck up refrain which,
on any other occasion, would cause
chills TO creep up the backs, and cold
to stand out on the brows
Of the audience. Terrence McCarty
an Irish character walked from behind
the scenes. Then with mighty stride,
Richard Patterson, the heavy william,
slayer Of Mrs. st. Clair and abductor Of
her daughter, strobe out in full view of
tho people, followed by his partner in
crime, Sam Payson. The pair were
about to concoct = plot which would
accomplish the further destruction OF
the st. Clair family, when Lieut.. Hur-
ley and Sergt. Conlan ran through tho
middle aisle, went over to the left
private box, climbed upon the stage,
Intercepted the roguesi their diaboh-
cal undertaking AMI aced them
under arrest
simultaneously with this move there
was volcanic-like eruption Of
hisses, cries of towards, brutes, etc.,
which fairly shook the building.
Lieut.. Hurley gave . sign, fifte en-
policemen with Joe Smith and Detect
i've Gates in the van, rushed toward the
orchestra railing and mounted the
stage.
The awful din, which had not yet
subsided, increased IN fury. Every
man, woman and child in the house
jumped to their feet. The top gallery
outdid every other part of the house in
the amount of NOSE produced,
A Bedium Of Kisses.
All joined in roasting the officers.
Some shouted "who struck Joe Smith,"
while such eplthets as "cowards,"
"brutes," "fiends." "hounds," ''dogs,"
floated out upon the air with distinct
ness not to be mistaken. To say that
the people went crazy does not express
it. Each and every person developed
into q maniac, 80 cOnfus-
ing was the furor created. The
police arrested every member of the
including Manager Bur-
roughs. Some indignation was caused
by Lieut.. Hurley, who placed hand
cuffs on the latter, rs it Was considered
that there was no reason for it. The
manales were taken from Mr.. Bur-
roughs and once moro he came before
the audience: "As you have observed,
ladies and gentlemen, the police have
arrested every one of US. They have
entered this theatcr without paying
the price of admission. The door,
keeper has counted them, and shall
see that they pay. 1t will be neces-
sary for myself and the company to
go to headquarters and give bonds.
In fifteen minutes we shall be back
here and conclude the performance.
In the meantime the orchestra will en-
tertain you as best it can" The peo-
pie continued to deride the police and
applauded Mr.. Burroughs At every
turn. Those arrested are as follows:
G. Sumner Burroughs, Pucy II. Cliff
ford, Miss Genevieve Harrison, 4. j.
Harrison. Miss Minnie Howard, j. w.
Cope. G. II. Phillips, Ed. L. Lee, Henry
j. Yorkey Louis Weithof and Ike Bull.
At the station each was compelled to
give = separate bond. William
Scott and George NJ. Leonard became
sureties for the due appearance OF all.
The bail in each case was fixed at $500.
A large concourse OF people thronged
Canal street and congregated in front
of the police station, a squad af police
being required to disperse them. Mr..
upon gaining his liberty
went to the opera house and told those
present that he would be obliged to
close on account of the police. Tickets
we're passed around so that all can At
tend this evening. Manager Burroughs
SAYS that he will open up rain next
Sund ay night. The arraignments will
take place in the police court at9
o. clock this morning.
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