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Ansee-rs IN !. H.ns.sp

The comedy Of "Humbue." excellently put
on. WAS presented BY the Mansfield Dramatic
Society last night To- an audience that filed
every scat In the Amphion Academy Ia VIII
uamsburgh. The society. recruited from the
ranks Of the Rorty-seventh reaiment, Of which
II II an adjunct, is tho largest In Brooklyp. and
numbers more than ZOO on its roll Of mem
bership From nrst to last there was
no hitch In the performance. There
were no waits between the acts. and the
Moran a. Jackson Ltister was natural and un-
Affected, and Albert Myers,s BM Agytx vas 2
OolliRAn lacked in his initiation Of Roland
Res6s rendition Of yack LSsssr. the humbug.
aSer. Wills Campbell and W. Chase We're 40
ceptahls as Albert Worth and Nod Ramsay
Mrs, HArrie DAYS. was bright and ,cieyeras
Affected Asminda Betram Pons6N, we'll por-
trayed BY Ella Griffith Greene Miss Jennie
Mrs. JUDGE Sham.
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AHkEzsrE1 Ar THE THEATRE

Oves 1.o0o Bisycilsts WitaesssA the Per~
nbraaAoe Of The Cadi Last Night
Pedestrians ON Fourteenth street In tho
vicinity Of the Union Square Theatre last
evening could not but notice the large nuns,
Dor Of athlstio-looking men promenading that
busy thorouehfare. Il was the occasion Of a;
combined theatre party Of the New York. !
BROOKLYN. and New Jersey wheeling elubs Al;
early % 1880 o'clock crowds of men wendell
their way 10 the theatre. Upon the rise Of the
curtain there was waving Of club colors and!
club yells. II was fully tan minutes before the'
din subsaded and the play went on =. -.
TAs decorations on the stage called forth theI
applause At the footlishts were two bicycles,
one sa or siin rsr9 Of 1899 and the other
II Rlsye2 /, We sRtiy
saa5s k., sS SSsa Sn h.
house wa proiusely decorated with club colors.
c e. Tsss
s5iS@ osSs5y SfAHP SsSsdR
a Hsa: 6y sIS s6ss SEisTOod Honssr:
The esgas of sisls. and ctSes co S
css oSssf bS q the New Haven Bicycle Club
vs Dsy y as eSs ssgss q
s e%.e I yery Witty all1siSns 70 the bioycllsts,
Ke ProofTyn bicycle Cub WIZ '-'' ''A'eS u
A tes So9si9sIS1 3 t5s Pix the merry wheel
Sn,sn wo Snd oIs1 took b barn
as and :' pnS%siS g df sSs
s ss$S sSsssss SSs' Etc., IT,
= u Bridgms4. a. r Warner. and other
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Aaruusratssrs.
The opsre Or sNerusas G,vsa n the Net
rspeasssa YestsraAS Ansrnse..

l. ' fHl' Il. .
TIE Opsre Or sNerpsas Gavsn n the Net
rspeiftsa Yesterday Afssrnsen.
II IN no other dirsctioh.sMr Abbey's forces
certainly can claim TO distinguish Themselves
By reason Of nntiring and commendAhle 40
tivity. -Four operas during, the nrst week ana
four more pronaised for thg second ID unaues-
tionably record OF which any manager has
reason to feel proud. When Il IL added that
each performance has proved OF more than
average merit - win certainly have TO be a.
mittsd that everything IL beinG done By the
promoters Of the new ENTERPRISE TO ksep faith
with the public. ..9 -
Yesterday afternoons performance Of Nor
ma" was chiefly interesting By reason
OF Nine. LalIi Lehmann's superb interpreta-
ton Of the title role. which has been heard In
New York before. but which seems to have
grown In dramatic signihcance and power
fulnsss since Il was first presented to
our public Two years ago Norma"
10 : sBssatislly ons-paxe work. and
ito SUCCESS OF failure depends entirely
On the sinssr % whom is instsd, q. the s. title
ssnsasice n italian has been possible for New
York, or indeed for any other nusical mstxop;;
Sqs.t 3 IL e.sS at Gensnds q fSs @nsio
whlch Bsllini wrote At q time when eoioIatnre
sna q e lie Sa %
=. To cay that LII Lehmann was as eaual e, %
- S pSSss e %
often been oppressed before. TINT she .ts an
s!sE equally great IN The m y K diasss sIs
Dive suns tSrOpghout Nsssss ygee. WAS les
eon p td eceto that none Of tNose Who Us
ssn'S ors e SS S:its. ssSS .s . 'f bon
s .S!sh .ss :aSosdIssssa hss sea.t e s.: leg
dramatic porttone she was, a might b e1-
pected. entirely at home. and created sem
that 10 antiQnAted and inconvincing in the
conventional satuattona She yas 1enefo1sly
latest New York triumph a.. fully - the many
that have preceded It.: ia a, .
The remainder II the cost. WHICH Included
OrOeeeo. and Nlle Pettiginni as Adalfisa. was
commendAhle In every respect. while the
main satisfactory. - -'.
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REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE ooxE1RESqE

4 Meet1Ae % Western LoO0etD In CAaease
ON NethsAs u CeaHaaxning.
CHICAGO. Dec. IA gathering Of Republican
League Leaders from various parts Of the
West took place to-day at the Grand Pacific
Hotel az
Among the most notable mon who either
took an sctive part in the deliberations or
awaited tho results in the corridors were J.
g. Clarkson OF Iowa. Chairman of the Ma
tonal Committee and President Of the National
League Of Clubs: E1-Congressman A l.
Congsr. Ohio. member of the National Com
mittee: ex-United States Senators sabin Of
Jones'. Chairman q the Illinois State Com:
The presence durtng the morning q En-
sn Ssa rom az To .S Ssrys
GSl SaHf os Bsss M ma
saiS Bns
pornins and neither 81 them returned 70 DC
Among d, Tie matters discussed at the secret
sss sbs Sna
New YorE The latter coaid not DO .gnsliv
:sa b y s sss s ne Viii
Ike result Of the discussion on political lit
. dss spIa
@ hs e sSs
SSs ( 2, fssss 5as:sqss.
I t. Ina,snsPsts: .SSSa XsiS, diYsptss;
ssinss. a.ii aoa S4''s sS Nv IVY. vMI,tssSS;
is ,r SiiuSSfss. b%shs: J. " Battsrasid. 10
Rsssi iLs:ts5 sp pna HI 2tto
field. Ia t.,,l .-.'...
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looUSKD OF KILLING BURHE

Ssasa Kelly and Daniel Grace Arrested In
wnnaAsSsrgh Last Might.
nJames Kelly and Daniel Grace Of Park avenue
and Walworth street Willismsburgh. were
arrested last night and looked up In the YER
non avenue police station accused OF homicide.
On Dec. Joseph B. Burke OF 288 East Fifty
sixth street. this city. went to 7eo Bedford
avenue. Willismsburgh. to attend funeral ser
vices over his sister, body. After the servtces
be went 10 . saloon in Walworth street and
Park avenue. where he was sSsa Hnt .,no,.a
ct In two days leteI and be died on Tuesday
scuited Burke arst, and fhst while he Was
sfsinnSd and helpless Greco kicked hdm. The
Ell Sis inivsiSs "a that Wy. ksliy Is the man
s lS 90 d ! .snS bon i lie sfoSflsa Bridge q
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zAs4sznr saos. Cor ssth .. and I'd Ave.
H1roMk1n AND ,s1lIu lr 1AsE

llitshen eays Fight bot So Does Corbsst-
AAhas's Ma.aOss Has . WseA. Toe.
Charley NitchalL the .champion boxer Of
England" and Paddy SlAvin arrived yesterday
afternoon BY the steamship Britannia. which
was twenty-four hours or moro overdue The
passage Of the boat had been delayed BY
rough wind during tho first part Of the journey.
After they got here both men talked neht
Mitchen.said that Whist he had said m Eng
Land about chance to meet Cotbett went and
he was ready 10, box Cofbett four. six. or ten
rounds. or fghf him to dnish under London
rules. which meant bars knpakles on the turf
Mitchell WGs very positive In his manner.
which was ono Of determination. He said he
had come to America to fight
slavin declared that he wanted to light John
L Sullivan. He would not say that no would
throw up his present contract with Peter
jackson. but he intimated that II he could
get ON . light with Sullivan within three
months he would be glad Of the chanca
Jim Corbett was waiting in the Iuustratsd
Ne,os Office up to the time Of sighting the
ship-4:38 o'clock. OF Fire Island-in tho hope
that he could see Mitchell and have distinct
understanding as to what the Englishman
would do. When the time OF sighting came in
Corbett said:
"There Is no use waiting any more. 1t takes
fonr hours. as understand it for vessel to
s fsad sss FL let q the s s
evidenced an enthasiastio hope thst Mitchell
a s E h soaSui e a. sss
q aesa IN
small tho gloves arc. 80 long e they ere rseog-
1eana: s & 90 paisis 10 vii g him Il say
wa.y sh he wsstssi, q VA. .uxe.sted -mttob:u
w yoas a%s W. 'a'n 0.sN
NO, 81 said Oorbett decidedly. rIhsye
rss eS sss hk IND That @sehe e snl!
n :sa 6 aR sp e.. not sss back
ing against Mitchell in q dnish, Aght Nth
Nss Slssn: .s ;sY S.s osIs1
D9BEif Bly, II &s sdS ssp Peter Mahse manager.
pusS sss ss S@s
Hoss sSd VI %S sr ss s sS
psssHs, sss DO VIII 1T q T., ,ss
iSs ths iH e !. hsn Il SonassS real asss-
M1.ss. P sss as letter was sent 70 Charley
New Ysax Dso 40. 1891
CharLkS 1lkcAeH. - .
DE.s 90: have Jus. learned Of ths ushnps q
the Britannia Permit me TO Congratulate yon and
..ss ssaS .s .ds rS
81 SS Y = seo sos e
ss - e: ~:
ss:syy r. Ssss Pc = s:s
:: Il: IL :ss.!'
truly. JAM >. Ooasars
When slayip was asked dtrectly by. his man
John l. ESillysnS 10 rsplIsd " n's'
We'll. am now matched TO meet Peter
S:sksssH IN &c Derby EssE 0{Ssss IssE g ths
London. and that en2e9emenE I must
kSsssP 4 I,, sn sacIaa assf. sR PREPARED q
the time the Britannia docks In any hrst. cls ~
sSs sSa sss sfssr s
s y. sSs.. Si %sssA being made
=, Most certainly not would 1t once 20 into
sas t:.f1''e'' training and prepare for sh'
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I1rs 1. IAw.ra ". DoAs's Tobacco Factory

INV n 1eWsse ". Ooe~s VoSscce Factory.
A IRE that broke out at "a Front street at
1910 O'Clock last night looked so threatening.
for awhile that two alarms. summonine eight
engines, were sent ont The building was oc-
cupied Py Edwar4 W. Dodd as tobacco fac
"A large quantity Of tobacco was stored on
the third and fourth doors; and nearly all Of 10
firemsn to get the flames. under control DAM
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Mr.. p. q Gilmore u q handwriting leader
He has welded the baton over his band twice
. day and every day SUNDAYS included since
June ]. and during the past tan weeks has
been making q concert tour. Travelling some
two cities in one day. Five weeks Of this time
were spent west Of the Missouri River; mostly
thest point being Salt Lake. whore q festival
was held Ia the great Mormon Tabernacle Me-
Gilmore will give o elosing concert this even
ing In the Broadway Theatre.
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Poiiss Surgeon Il 4 Modovern succumbsd
10 the grip yesterday and reported siok.
Word Vas sent. 70 Police Surgeon August W.
Naclsy to take his place
Surgeon Hsslay sept back word that he also
Guandsry for . whale a. TO how the Work
should b divided Mp. This makes fve vsosn-
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STOCK YARD DEAL. STOPPED.

cTnfY vApn DHiT CTnDDED
NlUCk IAkU UEAL4 NlUTTED.
-
EEGxxgH BUYERS m TR0DDLE OYER
rUrrD r,uyClno S,ypGu IaHs
oaAeAsv 10-
49, .~,s. - 49,. nm o..erp.-
ss ss nss.sss :, -. IT.. e. Sss..rs.
- -. =. I..:..
The. Chicago. junction HAuwAys and Unio"
6took Yards Company was organised In July,
1Spun ,na.s 49, -. =, 49, T.,-.n, hayi,,c I.
1oovs unue. sne hsWsoI Nsw sersey. nsy.n !. =
ospirsi stock ana outstandng mortgage ponos
Ths nor.n. ~Ss, - cr~s,,..a ~ Oh. ntv 4,
r..sss Tas ~. an.s AZ " ' q, LII o..,.' -
ION Tnicn ausins fsCsns yesss n as, Deen en-
brewery and other Industrial enterprises One
OF It's latest ventures was the purchase
~ roo oon .bara. ~ ~. .TTn,ar a+nok
" - ~ r..n.s ~. " s rn,.. Ss's %
Iarus ana Transit company OF chicago. OF
$4,000. 600 par value. These shares Il pur-
ohasad n 1ssoo a. sn,n. 4hir., q, .roaos q, rot
oll.sou ~ Aoov NJ so,nes.aAne - eAvose VI ps.'
ana made them the basis OF me New Jersey
In July. 1890. the New Jersey oompany's
.&-~t- -. .~...a A. A. -.Sy,. .s-.1A..~
ssI. H1s oseleI ~ tno puDro simut'S nas
ous.s ~ -. r"nuon. Dosson. New 1ork sno wi.
t,oS "a so0 noS commnn stonr ana lthe
aams amonnt o,,f, ner can't rrasarrad stock
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nm. !. ~. . r,r. =. though. ard brought

ys s.. rare 60 tAeasA .Aa ', :, 81.
Fs "a; S 4 ssSSs 4. y. s On.
kazssaan%nss I e. N sx t1 YorE ksansdy 8 vsry
SsSs., se51 :s, Ssss snas snG a. s,'Ss eus.
FSsf dpn. n. s opp eS%s IL. a
Rinu and . ns sliu. q We Ssfore s and some.
bb ssSSSS y.llss. :. . -s...-r
:sfs's $50 s e., n s;. ~
. is s Sss sSa q Slsssin sas
~ q %sa I. r. %Is?s:: .Ss Ssh I INK
s 1ss ss g: S
E2Inds vitnSus sGnSd n 70 10 ali tse leading.
81 s: e r. p 9ssss Am r 9Th
sss;s; ss; sns Il W sss
mo wesn IA 0{Sns
8 1ervsIy 7pu6ht bout, and Tho Judges decision
sccad xSsp hands down
lishtwslIA oHsmpfonship The ar st r Ssin9
ss,. Sssssins 4: sloss sSms sn.ss x ssS. q
aESpDs6 he is.asS. spqh liz sssss. %
sPSSs Nss Iss ! ss ::so.. 80. oo.h men
aelns fsig.y essysr york Thst rom" v wss
o es HS i and nins Of :. sSsssasSTss
phlanA h9weyer: knew that their boyTss S ssst
ss9s sss s.a ss Pss sssSaE y.S AZ !:
round was halt ever both men Msre, oySa
shs1 fought S S asnons .sd the .psssssoTs
"a ma 4 XsS Sp s,sS S.t Es' b e. sis
hsekyard spd Aoswssa The q. oonsSSs . w ns fSe
ssns e an p SSsn @sa snnisss Va
the Eeeksr ox s1S yo. w ga as vsS nnoon.
e e: ropes until the "''s s'asf was un00n
West SIDE were to haze toSgniS nU do c, sec'
both bsstsp b Issses bat . PSss sels
aSciaSa tnss n0 ~ Gscona Hannasnn In the
I1fso eiass iorisssd Is
~. ...; .yn.ssIEa ;. 80, 2, . -. -.
vs ., s0e ssa st sl ~ xo X ssd enc sss
asse.. fssnssd ga q y e. y lss 4: been .
rs II, S,sS EA sss
e the seccnds rpm ; SS$Dsn Fl. pu UEk1 IN the
inst Somt Of che evening. but as the other fell
10y qls%stss zzs TSa V q Newark and O.
sppsasse for he dlss thai r. ths ,sT
se s.t az .R Rs asiaS mice %ss
Ssrs q m And ha sSa%ns ON NTH IT.
shabs Itsls Scdy eSao The The
ali 0f shs work Msae fsr the entre minutes: the
n ct time ala S Saea Ike
fhs caewd favorabiy Kissing following the de-
orion Leonard followed ,s t5 6sc,spi ES
sssG1ss ssgsssdd ~ sSe
Ra %ns sec Sacohd o1 and Kessier. Institute 4.
Newars sssngfiinE III nv and and ei second
r na1s M "rdaraS FIVE minutes OF the second
round had sis2s.d when ths ,o NsV y boy
s hono M.S aaAna'a " m''' =, 'D ~. NV '
REoS$hts Al X 3 saFs A. tosesher The COM
$ss q, Tss ss y Sss y sss bH L
"a yss e. :. $3.50 si e 1sp HsR
ss * 81 sa.onds Hsrrist y cong down Rom
S sS%1Sina10n Oh aosA"met .0'A 80. w
me NV {sS ro es Harriers. and w. Sells
H we're r "sl Ths man sGuirmed about on the
mat Ter mn%tss wsa aSs o 1a oG lob N 81 Il
Secon9 LSI ,9 nvec N II AZ seconds by half
SNa lIneMH and Ss ann lock.
The final bout OF ths Wntsr NsW s Gops
T Tas VAR Vsre nu and Won Boeckman ST. George
tns Soa nsd hs
n HgSWSi nterd over in Il 2-S seconds. half
ssssSn sSS a sine Isst cham
sons @S
heels almost certain tp R BE- Marm faY9Eite;
Ths b sssSlat So9s sns ana
e:r Man TRe men S lad been wrestling six min
ntes and lust e. Ilmes SOL SrIe1 d OUT coann
aonhansr %4r1 fha nelawnre how went over
WI btS aee..onda' cisiToin1 that "a fin1e lad
been cailea rs hs styc I ID HI ia.
GlSlOQ. Inc C92lC0 lhuk uhkS 9u0 ASStA-
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COR. 5Sth ST. & 81 AVE.
LLERS AND IMPORTERS.
n A FEW DAYS.

,oCK VIZ WILL PUT ON SALE UNTIL
DrAxk ONDs. WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEW.
ms, CANES. UMBRELLAS. &c.. Al
CEs. TINS MEANS ss PER CENT. BE.
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MANUFACTURING JEWE
HOLIDAY !
SPECIAL SALE" 70

TO xnDUon ouR TRHxENsoUs ST
,onnusrxAs QUE nNrrzr LINE OF
xLRx. srEvnnwAaE. OPTICAL 600
rnp LOWEST sEANusAcrUnINa rRr
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1os.ksr lIes I.ss-.etea 70 vsts ssr sAsuu.

srMNayHLD. O.. Dec. 19.-Ths Clarke County
Central Republican Committee. by resolution
to-day. instructed the Hon. J. G. MoGrew. the
fepreseptatiye from Clarke county. ana sena.
sh saaasSr "a o. Ss
HI. McGrsw Is one OF the strongest FORMER
q tSs FoS.fss Wing 81 he OHIO 'fks spaSii,
Il :S|pns snui r Gsn sps9PPS! IN
was Ohairman OF the State Central Cor1inifteS
during the Foraker quberpstorlI Campaign.
sisS ScSssso send 9 Yor sfs + a sSs
! shs : ss e. . sas s
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A. A. q. CHAMPIONSHIPS.

"A III HdMPH1NVHIPN
n' =
d. .--..-.l s~~v~c
OAIx Wn 6
AND n1Sszl1""'
>..., - $780,. - yv,~A 40 Hru,s>
WSsss -. Es,ss.r w. Tss - slsep
-I.,rovunsrs On tks Ynrs NssASs 0hsw.
Sax.,,a 49,. sho,...na ,..h ANA !. dossn
yS -. hcr,nc ana vrssfaine sham.
'sasns.. - "a 4 rses.r AsNlstsa TJnim a.
..s.s a. ~. Nstro.osifan ORR Horse iast
.st.- Th.ss ~. ssr y-nsnt saasu IN TIA
- ~ as,s 4 = s,tnst,,,n ara - Irt.rcst
eless - [ ~ ct - thoneht a lenyinr
..ssn ~. 80 S,ort - d"c,ded. 90
IN. Tsa.asta hotvssn amstsur boxers and
1919. .sssc,aItx the onrmsr. Eaye yety
1880 4, ana around Nav York. and the
pop s.ss-. Trrsn,. tps rsprrasntative ,fthletio
1870 a. 80, Assssxn sv.ISit sev fasa sksts
ySs... ers sss,Sn sn.v a. $780, 1nfireiy
" + - MANI the cleyereet Amateurs
ssss" 'p.s.s,,..ni.' Nsv Y.,rr. Nsv Jeresy.
xs....h,,ss*+s :, - Ana contssted for 'ths
49, enu -. AZ, ths honts vasa snsrfted. many OF
..s .....,,,svts - sndr ti,e $500 MAO
sus...,s IL . r,rny-, ,v,sn partisI,ssrey vei.
.sses 80, :. ma tousth IN with the sloyos or
.Wi - - - .,,rysIascy ~. the uoas. and
ps,s..a 1,ror,avn,s dacisions we're yery eatis.
s ssse - -
!TSse' "a Is soxTiso. r..ss
In strong contrast with the opening evening,
the boxing bouts were called promptly on
nma -. h. NiilIn, West side Athletic Club
New Yerk and MSsasn Asa,e.O uD
We scnns ~ ~ Sd no,r rown g. Who do.
NJ welch OF inc down. Iown =. ~. w%V ~.
,ssssa nSs as being in .s weight failed soaD
psss. and MoHu9h. Of course. was permit
ind to 8OAr. .I0f the CuHuplOuSulps 1SOSU
s: T had .sso sa To .epss
s 's;ss ass ia B: ssssss: ssa
y. 80 -. ~ ~, :, ~. ,-tts~s-rA
the point OF sne Jaw n one u t ne r,s,tSsS M
MoHush went down nos neal. p, ~
inc .eei.-. ~. Ioo. ~. .I. =, A. 80
ends and then staggered ss%sy % MIS- ,ess
and he would have fallen had not Referee
saHsas ssa a the biz referee in
kindly tone. ieaaihs che boy to his seat In
out and McHuth was wary Of the local mans
riobt MoHuah cave MiiIir as good as no
ssn r So au sssD 81
ass sss -; T.: ma.s s:; sssa ~:
e hs so.ns, m,a is Is tho h. s sssa
year :
w': Ed s.A e Ss1 p Sss tasa
ssssr "a ss se epas e & sns One they
ssiss "a ss sass q ~ y
his nd s ass
* $isSGss sasaasss s..ss: s?sss!
ss asSs lHH sr%ea Va S g ssIons e yoaas
SHl n sas tn sss fSpaa sna sIasa & HS
three punches on the iaY; he was very sheky
p,ass pa sa hss shs
sa : lss$ 8 alsSRs4 ~
s.Ss'salT @ ICY ssss6s z sssiSs
fSSRa D rs sSs hss ! ns9
& hs asSsss sss ssa
side step lie carmen sits 8. .1ssiss y much
the taller nan Rhd hud longer rfaon&han ID. ~ AZ
and he statJsA A. TO anpiAASte Connors:
"Chusi" bloody noss: bot thA H., S9a syy
through thsfSp u the OPENING i5tad, lWHen
the pieh ealna togsther I'M the sseond .roTn sd
peculiar whistle e&ler was entirely on the
roHsAstystn the second E9und: and .atd neasly
asys ses ! g eassSin9 6ossSss
wASSgtdone ga twice Tor clinehing foul n the
s Ha alnRoTs sSsa Ssafis
s saS aTS sases BostSa ssf'
isstSs5 ysIs a. Srssalt Sc g
asaass sS ssssa So $s
opening round. his left hand leads being yery
GMght landtngiou oHtof FIVE ttmes:s AZ Shs "a;
sSdozen rapid exchanges. with honors about
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4oo AsssnsssoN % 49,
A1naionz. L T.. Dec. l0.-Senator Sam Paul.
the progressive Chiokasaw leader. was assAs-
sinatsd Ct Psuls Valley while seated at . table
In restaurant eating his supper shortly sfter
O'Clock this evening By his son. Joseph Paul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20

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mined TO have no such drawn-out agony. and
quietly topplsd Hickey over ON his back By an
arm lock. tie Ame being IS seconds.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

Those who Jaw tho emporors luggngs
brought ashore nj Port Victoria will re-
member the iron safe which formed part
Of H. In this safe was tho large collrc-
ton Of jegclcd snnif boxes. oliver cign-
rette oases. diamond breastpius. henot
rings, etc. which tho kaiser brought
with him for distribution among tbs
members Of tho queens household aud
many other officials with whom no was
brought In contact during his visit.
These assorted gifts. which have been
eased up by tho emperor during the past
two years literally by tho gross, have
now been duly distributed. aud have
prohably-ior such Is human nature
caused more hoartburnins and disap.
poiniment than delight
Large ~ the stock was. Il did not
prove quite large enough. aud several
members Of tho kalscr's suite wero ca.
gagged FOR some time At tho West End In
buying further assortment OF trinkets
20 serve rs presents from tho kaiser.
The German Orders which the latter has
distributed were brought over Ia a sep.
arate case, and in q quantity which ~
calls tho incident Of tho Russian baron
In "Ninlcha. T--London Figaro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

Error long disabled the theatcr from
offering pleasures which might be en-.
joyed with self respect, but il Is inter
ostlngly noticeable that OF late the the.
alter las been somewhat better advised,
and at the moment the newsstand has
begun TO topple on the edge OF the pin
tho drama has been trying to climb out
of Il. Tho theater is still very coarse,
very shameless, but we think Il has
really some impulses TO purge and live
clearly, which ought 10 be encouraged
by all who know its vast influence.
As we have often said, Il addresses
the weaker lntelllgepeos, and not the
cultivated, except On rare occasiona
Hut apparently the newsstand also ad,
dresses tho weaker intolligcncei, and
the acted tiction has been growing NOR
ally better, while tho printed fiction
has been growing morally worse, tin
now there Is much less to choose DO
tween them than there once was. 80
William Dean lluwells Ia llarpesa.