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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

Points on the Entries and a Side
Bet on Frohmann.
Special Correspondence of the Globe.
CHICAGo.S Sept. 1.-The Thespian race
for the 92-93 stakes is on here at last,
and a pretty ace it promises to be.
Several maiden youngsters, namely
1.-THE Junior Partner, ""Miss Heylett."
Nothing but Money" divorce Day"
and 1.-The Volunteer" have participated
in the prellmInarles. In these events
THE Junior Partner". forged to
the front and led a runaway
race to the head OF the stretch.
At this writing 1.-The Lost Paradise"
has got the pole, running easy, with
The Charity BalF' second. An inter-
esting handicap will be run next week.
for this event Charles Frohman has
entered 1.-The Councillors Wife," and
Daniel FroEman, The Grey Mare;"
Frank Murray, Little Puck" and
George Murray, 1.-The Dazzler," all of
whose winners play at the Columbia.
Like Napoleon and Caesar, Charles
Frohman is a man of diminutive height.
But lie resembles those famous generals
in other than physical qualities. He
is the Jay Gould of theatricals.
During the past few years he has
occupied a position OF the RialtO
equivalent TO that held by the Little
Wizard in Wall street. FrOhman came
into prominent attention by a venture
that most men would term lucky, but
which the critics and public eventually
agreed OH as excellent Judgment. The
original intention of Bronson Howard
while writing the drama was that
shenandoah should be sold to A. NJ.
DnIp,ar II 1yoc nvn1nnod fnp tho FIRST
time in Boston. Mr.. Palmer went over
to see it. He did not think there
was any money in it. arguing
Oh the belief. that American au-
diences would not approve of a
play founded on the War of the Rebel
lion. Thereupon Charles FrOhman took
hold of the piece. He was by no means
wealthy; Mr.. Towards royalties were
high; the production would be eXpen-
sive. Mr. Frohman did not hesitate or
become atfrighted by these contingent
cleS. lie put an immense amount of
work into the proper advertisement of
the drama, and his efforts were entirely
successful.
1t is stated that his profits the first
year from ''Shenandoah'' were over
$685. O0. Bronson Howard has drawn
$4,000 in royalties alone from it. The
drama has been out with several com
panies on tour for two years, and it is
DC ~eXtravagant estimate to compute
Charles Frohman's entire profits from
the play at s250.000. At present the
concern that is a feature of the actors
world relative to this enterprising man
ager is not that he will come to failure,
but that he intends to corner the entire
dramatic market. He controls a num-
Der of theaters. Further than this, Mr..
FrOhman possesses almost a complete
monopoly of the principal dramatic
authors of the day. peculiarly about
Charles Frohman is that he does not
care to handle English plays.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
Sanity City Theaters Keep
ing Step With Dramatic
Progress.
Patrons OF the Amusement
Palaces Put in Touch
With the Best.
The Past Week and Its Pro-
auctions in the Thes-
plan Line.
Glimpse Under the Curtain at
he Good Things Now Due
to Appear.

The past week in St. Paul theaters
has afforded large opportunities for en-
Ioymenton the part of patrons of amuse-
ment offerings. At the Metropolitan
Margaret Mather with a really excellent
supporting company has commanded a
liberal patronage and has contributed in
large measure to the feeting pleas
ures CT life in admirable produc-
tions OF The Egyptian" and "Nance
Oldfield," which have been reviewed at
length in these columns. For the COM
ing week a revelation in its line is Of
fered. "Niobc," rejected often OF both
sides of the ocean, but finally accepted
and given to an a~ppreciative public by
men who intuitively diScerned it's merit,
has made & fortune for its promoters
and proved itself a distinct addition to
the p~ieaSurable successes of the modern
stage.
at the Grand audiences of generous
proportions have greeted that welcome
product of these lightning days. "The
Hustler" The enjoyment to be eX-
tracted from such a production is UNI
limited. and the run of the past week
has but emphasized the approval already
properly bestowed IN the efforts of the
managers of this resort of the people to
cater to the public demand.
Leaves of Shamrock" bears with it
flavor always raising emotions of glad
ness, and j. z. Sullivan, in his play of
hat name. with his Celtic ''sootherin"
Ind his lifting and laughter. is assured
of a reception that will recall the days
If his success with ''The Ivy Leaf" The
Grand will be given up for the week to
the jolly bouchal and his Leaves of
ShamrOck.n
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STAY TILL SEPT. IL.


and Genes. and is said to be full of well
sustained dramatic interest throughout.
The acting company, which is headed by
the character comedian and vocalist, J.P.
Sullivan. is said to be a most capable
me-: the star has but recently returned
from a very successful two years tour
in the United Kingdom with Leaves
of Shamrock" and the success of the
play and star in both England and Ire
land have been most marked. Mr.. Sui
livan will be remembered as the orig
inal Murdy Kerrigan in''The Ivy Leaf"
he is h poSsessor of a strong baritone
voice, and incidental to the play will
sing a number of new and catchy Irish
Several of the scenes of Leaves
of Shamrock will be embellished by
new and special scenery, and the entire
will be both staged and act
ed in q most effective manner.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
.'Corking" Comedy.

The attractions to follow "Niobe" at
the Metropolitan opera house are Amer
ica's greatest farce-comedy comedians,
Reed and Collier, in their great success
of the past two seasons, "Hoss and
Hoss." They will appear for four nights
and a matinee, beginning Sunday, Sept.
II. Hoyt's greatest comedy effort, that
has already been in this city, will be
presented for the following four nights.
The casts for THE Texas Steer" is
identicaliy the same that presented
it here last season.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

band is really the oldest musical organ
ization in America. having been organ
ized more than fifty years ago, and has
been conducted for tNS last twenty-five
years by MI. Reeves. The band was
the attraction at the Minneapolis Expo
sition two years ago, and the local
newspapers declared that it was by far
the finest organization ever engaged by
the Exposition. There are forty play
ers and some of the finest soloists in
the musical world.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

Large houses have been the rule all
week at this pretty little theater, where
a fine olio of pleasing specialties, songs
and dances was given and enjoyed. For
the coming week, opening Sunday mat
inee, with new people, new s%pecialties.
songs and dances. an entire change of
bill takes place, closing with Mr. Mon
tague's jolly comedy,sAEy Uncle" brim-
full of fun from beginning to end, and
put OH with pretty girls in hands ONE
costumes. MatineeS Saturday and Sun
day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

Venite in E flat. Schneider
Solo-'My Redeemer and Ny Lord
Dudley Buck
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AT "NIOBE."
Modern Electric Wires Work in
daughters Cause.

cause.
A statute of Niobe. belonging to an
art enthusiast. Tompkins, and which he
believes to be the veritable petrefac-
Lion of the one-time wife of Amphion,
and queen of rhebes. is insured by him
IN a company, of which the president is
9ne Peter Amos Dunn, who, for better
safe keeping, removes the marble god
less to his home. Electric lights have
usG been put in the house, and the
wires crossing the feet of the
statue, the current brings Niobe
10 life, much to the astonishment
Df Peter Amos Dunn. His family is
1t the theater, and he is at a loss to ex-
plain the presence of this beautiful
creature on their return. But he re-
members that a g%overness, who has sent
her trunks in advance, is expected in a
lay or two, and he hits upon the idea of
dressing up Niobe as the goyerness and
Introducing her as such.
Here the complications begin. Niobe,
who is 'all tears" breaks down and
Weeps on the breast of Peter Amos,
whom she calls Petramos, on the slight
est provocation, and the discovery of
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filed a cross bill in the United States
circuit court against Elizabeth Wetzel
and others. This is the suit brought
some months ago by Elizabeth Wetzel
and others against several hundred de-
PENDANTS, setting up a claim to about
$4,000, 900 worth of real estate in the vi
cinity of the Minnesota Transfer. The
cross bill asks that the title to the lands
may be quoted in the names of the
present occupierS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

II. Wrinkle & Co. are fitting up a COM
plete establishment ut 316 Wabasha. be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, ex-
cluSiyely for Turkish and Russian Baths,
which will be open to the public Sept.
ID. The location is admirable Tor con-
venience, and the room is being hand
somely equipped with modern appii-
anceS for the comfort OF customers.
They will have thoroughly experienced
and competent help in attendance. s10
tickets, emitting the holder TO twenty
baths, will be issued, and quite a num-
Der OF leading businessmen of the city
have Sigued the list for a ticket.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

her in that attitude awakens the jeal-
ouSy OF his wife, who is egged on by her
tart elder sister, Helen Griffin, who is
the head of the household. The COM
plications and prevarications resulting
produce hurricanes of righteousness.
The noted Isabella Coe makes a verita-
bic delight of the part of Niobe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
FOOD FOR CHOLERA.
First Ward Sink Holes to BE
Filled Up.

The board of public works yesterday
visited the streets in the First ward on
a tour of inspection. Numerous com
plants have been made regarding the
pools of stagnant water In this district,
and. as a sanitary measure. if nothing
else. the inspection was made. The
board found the complaints had not
been at all Overdrawn, in one section
nine ponds of water being found. As a
result of the visit, the board
will submit a report at the
council meetings this week making
recommendations for the following
work: Construction of a sewer on
jerks street between Earl and Forest.
The ponds at Hudson and Forest, Euclid
and Mendoza. Case and Earl and Ouch
esS street east of Sims street, together
with others in the ward, will be recon-
meuded IN the report to be filled with
earth. Other parts of the city will be
visited during the coming week, more
especially those in which complaints
have been made regarding ponds OF
Stagnant water.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

Don't you find very little comfort in
those ill-ftting garments you are wear
ing? You can leave your measure and
have them made to order, so they are
perfect-ftting, in the latest style and
design, and are sure to give satisfaction
in fact. an actual pleasure, at Briggs
81 Merrill's, headquarters for fine fur
nishingS, orner of Fourth and Robert
streets. They always have a complete
stock of novelties in furnishing goods
for gentlemen that for variety and price
satisfy the upper ten' as well as the
'.lower fve."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
S~ULLIVAN'S NEWEST.

'Leaves OF Shamrock to Flavor
the Week at the Grand.
A good Irish play, well presented, is
always attractive to the patrons OF the
Grand opera house, and tonight and all
this week they are to have served for
their consideration the five-act comedy
drama Leaves of Shamrock" which,
like. its title, has a thoroughly Celtic
flavor; itdeals with Irish characteristic cs
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
STATE FAIR

IF the people who visit the State
Fair this year wish to eljoYa feat
IRE that Will be Il delicious dessert
to a weeks wonderful sight seeing
they should remain over and AXE
home with them a copy of the SUM
day Globe OF next Sunday, and
with il the elegant EEeIiOchrome
entitled 's%Vyinter,'' by tIle worlds
greatest painter. SemenOWsky.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
Do You Need II New Pair Of Kisl
Gloves?

We are closing out IL line of Four and
Fiye-EuttOn Gloves which We're forin-
eriy sold at 81 to 81 ju. Nov TIE pr.ch
Is cut in two ~ Acu can buy he /
Glove at SOC ami Tie SID Oitt ii, 7.,c.
We are out Oi 672 size; The rrst OF IN.
sizes are still cUmu,rt-.
HABlGUOR T IL Co.,
233, 255. 237 Ia , or..ntu o,.tet.
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$2S.OO-Washington and Retur.
-S2S.

Excursion tickets on sale via Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway,
Sept. Ii to 20, good returning until Oct.
IL. Secure tickets and sleeping car
berths from the company's agents in st.
pom ticket agent in the Northwest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
HEaIlet s. Davis Pianos.

Two great bargains. One Grand only
$500; one Upright, almost new, for S275.
Call at once.
s.. w. RAUDENBUsH & Co.,
10 and 81 West Fourth Street, Lowry
Arcade.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

To all who contemplate opening a
savings account We can recommend The
State Savings Bank. Gerlnania Life InS.
Bdg., 4th and Mimi. SITS.
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3-Ib Cans "Clincher' Baking Pow.
der soc
At Furlong's.
CLEANING THE RIVER.
Considerable Good Work Done by
the Dredge.

The government dredge, which has
been stationed at Fort Smelling for the
past couple of months, pulled out yes
terday and dropped down the river to
the st. CroiX. A great deal of valuable
work has been accomplished in clearing
the channel of boulders and debris, and
for some distance above the fort there
is now a clear four-foot depth of water.
Some dredging has also been done at
the mouth of the Minnesota river, where
the conveyance of the two currents
had thrown up a ridge of rocks and
gravel. 1t is not absolutely certain at
what point the operations will be re-
neMed when the dredge returns next
week, but work will not be suspended
until cold weather sets in.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
Hunters,

If you want Guns or Loaded Shells.
call at st. Paul Hard ware Company.
Our Prices are on the ground floor. st.
Paul Hardware Company, Write fsr
Price List Loaded Shells.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
Fail Account

Of the three great fights at the Casino
on East Seventh street; special wire
connected, and operator on the stage,
who will give the fights by rounds. just
as they occur.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
Full Account

Of the three great fights at the Casino
on East Seventh street: special wire
connected, and operator on the stage,
who will give the fights by rounds, just
as they occur.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
The Third ttreet Nsilliner,

Mrs. j.. &. Robuin will re urn from
New York the first of tie week with a
fine line of imported Millinery Novelties.
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EU.1 account

OF the three great liz 1t, 1t. III, Casino
on East Seventh street: So. al wire
connected, ana onerator o t.tc stage,
VINO Wi give the nights 10y ruun.iS just
as they occur.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

A half wine glass of Angostura Bitters he
fore meals will restore the appetite. Manu-
featured only by Dr.. j. G. b Sie4ert d. sons.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
Remember Union Park Auction
Sale

Of Real Estate, the paradise Of natural
beauty, equal distance between st. Paul
and Minneapolis. For full particulars
eefa ane esEe 4. L. SIeo IA su a&asslon wsas
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At Hotel Brunswick. j. Reynolds, Little
Falls; Miss May I. Catalan. Portland; Ii. f.
Meikle. Chicago; Albert Better, Issef Hinsker,
Walteryille; Ii. c.. Faulhaber, w. S. Uarun.
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o Is the Time

For all good ladies and gentlemen to at
tend the Globe Business College, Endi.
colt Building.
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s.hrosde, 8 ~UPHOLSTERERS
Dickinson and REPAIRERS.
1t WinPay You

To attend the Globe Business College,;
the best and cheapest business school in
the city; Endicott Building.
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a CURED MAN.

.SEXONERVE, the great Turkish "Feeris-,u
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MEDICAL association, 269 Dearborn St, Chicas,o III
FOR SALE IN ST. PAUL, MINI. BY
L. Mussetter, Cor. Wabasha and Ath Streets.
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Bay school Music Readers
Look Here.

Of w. j. Dyer & Bro, 14S-15O East
Third street. Special prices to, close
ont stock.
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Shorthand and TvDewritfDs

Special reduction to close ont stock.
W. J. Dyer IL Bro, 14S-15o East Third
street.
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B. .. p. G. H.

New Underwear from ALLEN SoLLY
q Co, London, England. at The Boston,
on Third street.
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Go to Summit Avenue Auction
Safe.

Remember Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. Z, at 4 O'Clock. Full information
in auction want column today. Col. A.
Il. NicOlay, Auctioneer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

Thoroughly taught by experienced and
competent teachers. Fall term begins
Sept. 5. Send for new catalogue.
Miss j.. D. HESS, S02 Pioneer Press.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
LOCAL MENTION.
The Matchless Shaw Piano

- is rapidly becoming the
aSssssssI most popular tirst-class
&azET4IHH piano in ST. Paul.
YfsaSslaIE Progress" is their
sssasls17fSisn & motto, and today the
Hsss&AAAaaHAssa%S Shaw represents the
ff-H. best and most valuable
Improvements in the art of piano build
ing. S. w. RAUDENBUsH & Co.,
Sole Agents. Lowry Arcade, 10 and 81
West Fourth Street.
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B. O. p. G. III.

New Derby Hats from YoUMANs,
New York, at The Boston. OH Third st.
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cleaned, fitted and laid.
S14AaA NSchroeder Il Dickinson,
16 East Sixth.
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PeonIe's Church Ouartette.

A quartette choir has been organized
at the Peoples church, and will be
heard for the first time this morning.
The quartettes consists OF Miss Ada
Hawkins, soprano; Mrs. G. 3. Yale,
coDtraltO; Oscar l.. Lienau, tenor, and
Z. 5. TarboX, Dasso. The following
muS will be rendered:
MORNING.
TIE Deum in F......... .Schilling
solo-"The Holy City,. Adams
Oscar L.. Lienau.
EVENING
Venite in E flat.
Solo-'My Redeemer and Ny Lord
Dudley Buck
Mrs. G. B. Yale.
Mr.. Baldwin will resume his free Sunday
evening ~recitals, beginning at Z o'clock. To-
morrow's programme will be as follows:
usue IN nlhJol GullInanC
Andante in A fiat. .Merkel
Sonata in q minor. OPP. g ......... Piutti
March of the Magi'........ ......... Dubois
"a RUSSIAN Romance arranged by
~''TrIuinphal March. Lemmens
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3. o. l.. C. HI.

New Underwear from ALLEN SOLLY
IL Co., London, England, at The Boston,
on Third street.
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Turkish and Russian Ratfs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the best
of all remedies for Children Teetiling. 25c.
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b. 0. p. G. H.
THE WEEK.

New Derby Hats from YoUMANs,
New York, at The Boston, on Third st.
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Transfer Property Suits.
The Minnesota Transfer company
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Ladies',

Call at st. Paul Hardware Company
for Elegant housekeeping Hardware.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
All Kinds of Wire Work.

st. Paul Wire Works. Il west Third
street.
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mARKE'T 7
GARDE:H Ms

We have some very rich
acre property near St. Paul
Park which we will sell at a
bargain in from one to five
acre lots. 1t is the finest
land in the state for vege-
tables Or small fruits.
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MAJ AaA"sS4S Schroeder Il Dick
DE- EfEVkTEN insOn. IL East Sixth
&eA1ANS LII street.
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At the Peoples church Sept. Is there
will be an opportunity to hear Reeves
American band and orchestra. Thi
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Il. /. +.
The best $3.50 DERBY HAT in the
world at The Boston, OH Third street.
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II. /. f.
OlYmnic

The best $3.50 DERBY HAT in the
world at The Boston, OH Third street.
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GALE OF GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
- in Bulk-On Sept. 10 l will receive bids
for the entire stock IN fixtures of the Cover
Bros Furnishing Goods Company. The
stock consists of a new, complete, well pre-,
served and stylish line of gentlemen's fur
nishlngs, and will be sold in bulk to the high
est bidder. The stock invoices, 81. 9O3s22.
Stock, fixtures and invoice shown. and par
ticulars furnished on application to the I'm
d~ersigned, Valentine J. Rothschild, AS
signee, $40 Pioneer Press Building.
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Normal Music Readers.

st. Paul Wire Works, 81 West Third
street.
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II. O. p G. r
Peeues, Great Rand

New Derby Hats from YoUMANs,
New York, at The Boston. on Third st.
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The best $3.50 DERBY HAT in the
world at The Boston, on Third street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-30

CUT HIS WIRES THROAT AND HIS OWN.
"A terrible tragedy occurred at tae farm Of
Abraham Cooley. near Richmond, Nioh,,
yesterday. Cooley cuts his WIFI, throst
from ear to esr with razor, aDG then com
mitted suicide by cutting his own throat.
They we're dead when discovered. o shoit
time after this tragedy. Cooley vas
wealthy man, sbout sixty years OF age; his
wits was about fifty. They had been married
only gear. and che was bic second wife. As
fat az the neighbc.s seem to know, they
had lived pssceab'y, and no reasonable
theory. other than that Cooley had become
suddenly ipsaue. can be given for his crime.