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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
POLICEMEN UNDER ARREST.
Names OF Gotham Coppers Indicted by
the Grand Jury.

the Grand Jury.
New YORK, March 2l.-All the police
officials against whom indictments were
found Monday by the extraordinary
grand jury, were placed under arrest
when they went to police headquarters
in the morning. The indicted men are:
Inspector William Mclaughlin.
Captain Jacob Se.berl, Of the Union
Market station.
Captain J. j. Donohue, West Tween.
tieth street station.
Captain M. j. Murphy, West One
HundredtE street station.
CAPTAIN James X. Price, McDougal
street station.
Former Police Captain William S.
Devery.
Wardman Edward Cleaner (dis-
missed.)
Wardman Edward s. Hill formerly
under Captain Price,
Warlman Barns Dumped his bail.)
Captain John L. Stevenson and ex-
Wardmaa j. J. COnahan.
Saper intend mt Byrnes said that there
WAS u WdiTailb lOE st IL diltkh Il liuii
formerly connected with the police
fore Th man did not arrive at
police headquarters W tn the rest and
tne superintendent refused TO give his
name.
Sup rntendent Byrnes sad that the
irdctm .nts wllch ha been handed to
hum " ere all that had been found.
Visibly Affected.
Inspector w liam NJ Laughlin was
the first called TO the bar. Tbs nspector,
pale, and trembling vlsib.y, was al.
Dire sed by the clerk, who aid:
"Y-ere are fire indictments against
you."
The justice was handed the papers in
the case, and upon thu recomm, nda'
ton OF ID str ct At,orn V Fellows, tine
bal was fixed at 30 U0J. The
bail OH the first charge was liked a'
Sl0, 900, a1d Oh eac- OF the CtA': +o1.
at Sz, 400. The b. the case OF John
j. Douonue was fixed at &, 500; Michae
j. Murphy, $4,000; ex-Cupta.n " Liam
Drvlry's b.. was fixed aJ $4,000 III
tie Car. OF ex-CIpraiu John L. t pheA
S n, no wd,ran5 was issu ed, as 10 i,
now uu, er 80. 600 bull, pondlng a new
trial ur Drl. ~.
oa!I OF J..e UtaerS was fixed at iron
s. 90 TO $40 30J edcl. The .ndIu,L II 'UJ.
are Tor b. ibary and eAtJrtIoI.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
THREE RECEIVERS.

st. Paul Men Named 20 Loo:s After the
AHA ~ of the Ns.Od Rarv"s,cr Wor.1s.
ST. PAUL. Mavcn 2l.-The Walter A
Wood Harvester company is IN the
hands OF rect versnlp, Judge Egan
fling All order i'll the Office OF the cerk
Of the court. The receivers are Frank
Seymour, cashier of the Merchants
baik; A. II. Lindeke, of the firm OF
L!ndeke, Warner 81 Si'hurmeier, and
Peter S. MaCGowan, genera manager
OF the company.
The order was made by Jud 9 Eyan
and was the result Of n hearing II his
chambers on IN application OF tAs Ew-
arts Manufuctur.nIc 4 company of Limos.
There are no pre-. e.srences and no Releases
oi claims.
Within five days the receivers and
each OF them arc to file bonds III the
sum of OF 100000.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Investigated Mt Malsrnhurg.

DENVER, March 2l.-Dr. Cuneo,
IT. ian c. II ,ui. Las returned rom Wat
senburg, where he made NJ, .nvesti-
galiun Of tAe reCeat .y.cnllg o IFS
countrymen. VINO were charged with
III arder. H sLys every a, Is .snce pos.
sibe was offered h,m y The Huerfano
county autno,rtie,. He will hot dis.
cuss the nature o, ms report 10 the
ltalI..n am oassL Ldor, but it - evident he
believes It will prove entirely satis.ac.
tory.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
TOLD HIS MOTHER.
Hayward Said to Have Confessed His
Crime the Night of Hi. Arrest.

Hayward Said to Have Confessed Hi-
Crime the Night of His Arrest.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 81 The imper-
etrab." silence that H,ry Hayward
maintains regarding his connection
with the or Mo or which he has lie
condemned TO Geath, has induced many
people 20 b .iIeve that, perhaps, after AZ.
he is in accent, ana thaU "a Stra lge COM
b nation o, re Lnls Yances has CO..
sp red 70 send ii III TO t..e gailows. bu
il appears that Hayward h mself ia
cOnte.eel his or me 10 his mother, v h.
ID fied so earnestly for him on the
w.tne : Staud.
Accord ng 10 4 report which emanates
from an entire.y trustworthy source
Iars. W. W. hay ward is the oa.y p l.
sun IL he word to wlom the col-
danIed man ever Communicated the
iac5 tnat Lo wdS con. ected with t.e
murder OF Miss Catherine Giug. o
the Thursday evening or the Arrest of
the ha, wdrd pro: hers, when tn re wa'
great deal of eX 1t m5nt, Harry got
cohsi,. .otab.y .,e., ana communicated
n.s fears and apprehensluns to H.
mCt:er. Tuls was done when tn
brothers were the central 10 Ice ST.
ton. The cOII IS on wa> btougut /,
lie. in the shape Eote AID was Ct d.
liverei py a IL emu Of iIaITy's.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
II WAS THE IRENE
News Of y Spanish Attack on
Another American Vessel
Confirmed.
SCHOONER WAS DISMASTeD.
Washington Authorities Said
to Have Been Notified of
the Affair.

TAMPA, Fla, March 2l.-The steamer
Mascotte arrived here during tie even
ing direct from Havana and brought
Lite reports from the 81 a OF revo. uuon.
Cop o, 0. La Lucha con irm the report
of the nix ng the S, h o Ter by the
Spanish gunboat off PuerrJ Pa Ire, near
Glbara. In the same issue there are re-
lorts of the departure or General ID.
Jorge Garrich and Colonel Santo Gil!
deo, with ther con mands, from
Jiguani anG Their attack Oh the insur-
gents at Los Negros, at which p ace Il
battle was tou,, ,hE. This confirms pre-
vious lie ports. A lett + received from
Santiago stated that so leading young
men or that place had sole in the field
under command Of IA prom mt lawyer
named Jonaya. Other iet ers assert
id.y gaming both
trength and Confidence.
Organized bands are beg nm .ng to arise
in q fferent sections Of IN s d strict, and
e.pec ally near nto S Jirito. For TWO
d. y uncertain and untraceable reTot =
have reached here regard NJ an AlneIi-
can S hoon 9r beng fired upon by a
Sl anish gunboat Oh the southern Goa t
of florida. III! steamer brought news
from Key Wet, which is SAD 10 be au-
thentic, claiming that the schooner
Irene OF Key w St had been fired upon
and disma.ted by the III. an,a Isabella
ar ChariO,re harbor. a. ter when the
s. hooner di ted ashore, VIII re she now
Ii aground south Of the aD we harbor.
1t IS gen.ra.-y understood that the
authoriJ es ~ Washington ha lie II
not fed o. It during the u"y. The
lrene ) II coasting scnooaer II 20 tol $,
commanded by Cay;oi Carbal.o, and
generally carr G a CIV o eight.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
BOUND FOR AFRICA
Shipload Of Negroes Start
From Savannah For the
Fatherland.
A THOUSAND III THE PARTY.
This Colony the Beginning of
q General Exodus From
the South.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 21.-The
DANISH ste>me h p Horsa is now we'll out
III the Atlant on her way TO Liberia
with her cargo of 997 negroes, ranging
from the infant III arms TO Cd mel on
the verge Of the grave. The trip down
the Savannah river w made with
songs Of gladness from h decks Of the
steamer and cheers from crowds of ne
groes on many of the wharves. The
EN- grants did not cease sing ng Their
hymn about going back to their father
land until the city had disa psared
IRON sight, and the enure parGy re-
NAMED on deck, which was crLw ed
w.th their baggage. until the tug left
Clam. The emigrants
Carry Extensive Supplies,
including agricu. .tuTal implements and
stores of seed and have cons deraole
money. 1t is believed to be the b .st
equipped party that has ever sailad for
A r.ca. They will endeavor to ge:
a1out 5000 acres of land together and
organize town government of tn -ir
own. There are three III nIsters with
them and doclor The first building
20 be put up IN the country VIII be a
hut, h. Treasurer Howard OF the eml-
54at.on society has LETT for Me mphis to
organize another party. 1T is his inten-
ton to send a sh .pioaI every month, if
tossible. One party is forming in Sa-
vannah. Tn 8 expected to be an I'M
at Oh Of Oh extensive LiLe IA craze
AMONG negroes al. over the south.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Held q Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-For the
first time since the return Of the presi-
dent from his North Carolina tt p there
was a cabinet meeting at the VI te
Hou e. AL Of the members were Ill at
tendance. The session lasted about
thr hours, the president having for
TIE first time al opportunity 10 d scuss
with his assistants the several foreign
incidents that had arisen in his absence
ai,i 10 frame n policy for their dlsposi.
ton.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
A Mi WariLee Extension.

GREEN BAY, w s., Mar III 81 The
Chicago, Nj wIukee and St. Paul Ra l.
WY company IS planning an extension
of the Lake sup srlCr division from
Green Bay to Casco Junction, there to
connect VI tn the Appeneo and Western,
which terminaCts at Sturgeon Bay city,
at the head of Sturgeon hay. 1t is tie
on harbor on Lake Michigan north of
Muuitowoc, excepting kewaunee,
which is available for rry steamers.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
FIGHT WITH OESPERAOOES
0nicers AMI Citizens Captnrs Gang ut
Bremen, Ind.

BREMEN, Iud., March 2l.-There was
de perate encounter during the cav
with gang of desI Ie ADDE'S, reSu t ing IN
the ca. tIre o six, after sharp hght.
Jacob Miller, a farmer, was held up by
the lang at Littleton, seNen mi es north
vf h, r., al d robbed oi lar, Q sum Of
money. he traced tle gang to this
c ty, where a warrant was issued Tor
Their arrest. When Marshal Kaufman
ana two deputies proc eded to make the
arrest the outlaws opened fire on the
officers. Citizens with revolvers and
sDotguns sool came to the rescue of the
offic ID. when the gang fired INTO the
crowd and began rotrt ling from the
city. Alter an hour chase by 100
armed + en- six of the gang were cap
tired ana landed in jai which is te II ,
guarded TO prevent their escape or a
lynching. Several PERSONS Were 81 ghtly
WounCed.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
MILLIONS AR: GONE.
Sen alton EXp, ct-h n Whis Trust IL.
~ gut,on

st,i snt,on
CHICAGO. Mac al.-It IS expo
that the experts Will have co lplet,
tie y eXgni nat Oh h 20 k, OF tLe.
WHISKY trusV Tor tie II ca. year ending
Marcn 81, 1892. by the cad o this Wee.
Their L, port, 1t is a s.. te.., viii cOItau,
developments more sensat.onai tLan
a;y bl oug.t to Light in the investiga-
Oh Of the c.recr OF the cOrporat. on
These deve,olmen, VIII be made The
foundation Tor suits a "a nst rtain OH
GERS and directors of the CrusU tJrec)vCr
moneys which Will aggregate s. 600 90
Or more. inc 1ta..y, It is 81 d, they
will lay ba .Le .cts in he cons p.racy
which cu.mlnat Il in the sale O. the
Shufe:dt d.stillery, and whi h was
marked dur.ng It's prog ess by attempts
to destroy the diStiiiery with dyna 4 To
and by the arrest OF George j. Clos Ii,
then secretary OF the trust, on Il cn;irs :
of being IMPLICATED in the plot.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Prosecution of Scoti.s Lynchers.

Butte, Neb.. Marci 2l.-Attorney
General Churchill is here, busily en-
gagel in the preparation OF the prosecu-
ton OF the Barrett Scott lynchers. Ad-
Givional important evidence has been
discovered which the state is not yet
ready to disclose. The attorney general
VIII probably dismiss the case in Holt
county and begin fresh proceedings in
this lBoyd) county, as Soott's body wae
iouud on the county line.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Ii Hung ut Sh mo ,oSrki.

SHIMONOSEkI, i!CA 2l.-Nlceroy LII
Hung hang and his suite have arrived
herc il order to negotiate tor peace be-
tween China and Japan. The ENJOYS
from the Japanese foreign office imme-
dlately visited the siea ner conveying
the Chinese vlceroy, and later Ii Hung
Chang, accompanied by Mr.. John w.
Fo ter, the American adviser OF China,
VS. ted the Japanese minister OF foreign
affairs, Nj. Matsu MUnemistu.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Gross Franda Discovered.

TOLEDO, o, March 2l.-Gross frauds
are SAID u have been discoy ared by the
board OF elections in itsinvest CATION by
spec.a requests Of the tally sheets Il ed
in the Eleventh. ward primaries last
FIR day evening and the result may be
that tho convention of S S.turday,
wherein Mayor Majors was renom.-
mated, viii be declared yod.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
EavOrs the Wide Tires.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The agricul-
tnra. department has issued bulletin
compile by Roy Stone, special agent i'll
charge OF road inquiry. Containing i'll.
formation concerning the use OF WIDE
tires on wagon wheels. Mr.. Stone re-
CARDS 1t of special Importance in the
maintenance OF public highways that
the veh cles used On them shall have
tr"S oi < eater width than arc now in
general USa.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Christian Science Failed.

DAYTON. o., Marcl 2l.-Lil III Thurs
ton Mead, 10 years Cd, daughter of
Co one Hurry e. Mead, died without
hav ng received MEDICAL attention. Mrs.
George HouG and daugh e.. M 3. Mead,
are from the best fam lies III Dayton.
but Of late years have d fitted volun-
tari.y into Christian Science practice.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
AFTER THURSTON.
Mr.. Gresham Said to Have De-
manded the Hawaiian
Minister'S Recall.
HAVE NEVER BEEN FRIENDLY.
Al, Parties Interested Refuse
to Confirm or Deny
the Report.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.--It is re-
DO ted here that Secretary Gresham has
demanded the recall Of Loren A. Thurs
ton, Hawaiian munster 20 Washington,
on the grounds that no was per ona nol
grata When Secretary Gresham s at
rention was called TO this statement he
positively 10 used TO say any word IN
confirmation or denla!, and other Off
cials Of tho state department allege e.
norance OF tle matter. 1t Is known,
however, that tn, re has been much
friction between the minister aud the
state department in the transaGt on OF
bus ness, datin, back to Mr.. Thurston's s
anpointne t AZ mi list +. Probably be-
cause he was aware OF the at tie OF feel
ing towards hlm eli, the minister has
"a ways Leen singular.y qua ded and dis
crete III his puOlic utteran,es, as lar rs
can now he re al!ed, so us hot to
Subjec himself to Censure.
Every effort has been male o.iic icialy to
d.sgui the real sta,e of affair The
Hawaiian m rs s,er's name has be, n
scrul. .ulous.y inciuded III Ill state func-
tons in which the diplomatic cops
Nd ay. part, and on at 4ta,t one occa.
on he has been rendered the honor of
aspecial dinner by Secre t,uy Gresham,
but 1t ~ known that thee have been
stormy interviews between them. Mn
isteI II urston was seen and positively
declined TO discus the matter. he WAS
at the legation Oil 2es busily engaged III
preparing buuget or otliClai NAL to
Hawai- He said the re- OFT was OF
such character that he would MAINTAIN
absolute silence. lie d not V ant TINS
taken Is an lntlmat Oh of aflirna,iCn or
denia!. he was Il ked spec l.Caiiy II he
haH ieen r, ,c;...ed and declined to
auswea. lie was Il, o 5 etItcuiy ask d
IL 10 tie closing lLe state Depart
neut :.-a.L>G A.ln and Il a,.e the same
respOnsr.
Not on Friendly Term-.
II is recalled now that Mr.. ThuCston
has not beeI ut The d. artmenC OF state
recently, alJnOogn h-r. HartiNGs, the
secretary OF HIS legao on and the charge
d'affaires dur ng the abse II - Of the
minister, has ben a frequent visitor,
though not On Diplomatic triandS, so
far as can be ascertaiNed. WA4.e .I Is
doubtful Setre'a y Gejuam ha
gone so ia. as 10 d :nAnd tns ieca Of
the III mister, it Is baIIeved TO be proDa-
bic that ho Las az east a..oW"d some
hint to reach TIC Hiw4iia government
through our m niste' % tna effect that
tie rela ions between The site de-
partmeut ..nd Nj Mister InurstJn Wee
not entire y cort a., tn, ug there are
good grounds ior the bel ef that h
Hawaiian government Las not acted as
yet upon the Lint.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
NO MORE TEXAN CATTLE.

Govarnor sheldon Fnrbids Their ImpOrta-
ton TO south Dakut
SIOUX FALLS, March 2l.--G overnor
S e-Iou has 4ss ued nJ { IN, or. att
p :oriamatlOn. Owing u h presence
Va pirula pnoumonid among Texas cat
re the governor forD d, the.r beng
d ought into this state o; tn, pre,e. t
year. The Ir 'clamatlon VII naie u
are chang III the Cat J., buslne,s IL
oouvh Dakota Guls yea.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Snow at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March 81. About two
inches of snow has ia l+n in as many
hours, and if the storm, which Is vlo-
lently raging. keeps up rect ar traf-
fic VII be impedei. The SHOW .s damp
and cnnging and is causing great
trouble 10 the tele graph and Telephone
service throughout this section.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21

WINNIPEG, March 2l -Rav. Lange-
vim. formerly in charge of st. Mary's
par sh church in this city, has been
formally consecrated as archbishop OF
st. Boniface. Archbishop Fabre Of
Montreal was the consecrator, and was
assisted by pr minent archbishops and
bishops o. Eastern Canada and tho
Nurthw western states.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
4 Waiting Policy.

WINNIPEG, March 2i.-The local gov
tai "a uf railroad scheme before the
legislature. 1t is thought they are
wa ting to learn what the Dominion
government intend dong toward AIDING
the EndsOn Bay railway DrOlect
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Declare 1t False.

WASHINGTON, March 81. -Senor Lazo,
the Guatema an minister, and Senior
CLlvo, the Costa r can charge dat
ares, declare that the news of revolu-
Clon III Salvador in the INTEREST OF Gen
e.aI l....eta Is entirely .a.s5.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Mofntt for Manager.

DENVER, March 2l.-David Fl. Mofr-
att has been elected president of the ex-
ecut.ve bosr Of the lnternationa: Mn
ing and Industrial exposition to be held
in Denver next year.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
SHOOTING ADMITTED.
Comm ndsr of tho Craisar C0nde de Vena-
ditA Fired Ou ;'.r ti'i nca.

Comm ndsr Of tho Cra = C0nde de Ven1-
ditA Fired Ou ;'.~ ..i'i nca.
HAVANA, Mar.i 1.-The name of
the Spanish warsii p that fret IN the
American vesse. A L,u. a Is now known.
Il - the CouIe TO Nrn.t i q. The fact
became pubic Wien the p II OF the
ciu ser reported that he 4.ii tried to
stop a strange steamer aud had opened
fire on her, wEen she had parsi ted in
procsed H., on her course. According
to the story of the C.mde de Vehadlto's
comnanurr, while cruising OF the tast-
ern coast of Cuba Oh March 6, he
a steamer heading OF Mays. Point and
shaping her cours. to the nor beast.
The cruiser signailsd her and the
steamer replied by raising lie Amer can
fiag. TIE cruiser again siguaslel the
steamer to stop, but w'raout ELECT. AS
the steam r proceeded at lutl spe d the
cruiser first fired two blank shots and
then two sold slos.
Didn't Want to Hit Her.
The commander claims t1at he did
not desire to Int the steamer, bat that
he fired the shots merely to cause her to
heave-to. He asserts that the steamer
was but q mile and half OFF the coast
when the firing occurred The authori-
ties here have ordered full inquiry to
be made into the commanders acts. Ii
is reported here that the Allanci car.
ried $4,000 rifles south on her trap before
the one she was fired at. 1t is also re-
ported that there was landed on the
eastern snore OF the island some men
wno were passengers OIL the Alliauca.
These men, it is reported, were taSen
off the Aliianca in fishing smaoks, the
night preceding the fir. ng.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Nephsw Of Governor iArrabee WISHING.

CHICAGO. March 2l.-Christopher w.
Larrabee, nephew OF Ex-Governor Lar
rabee o. Iowa, and cashier and head ac-
countant for Boyd, Stickney 81 Co..
wholesale coal dealers, is missing and
if all accounts are true, his books do no:
balance by SO. 900 OF $25,0oo. His EN-.
p!oyers and detectives have been look.
ing for hum since last Thursday.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
hir.jority Are Negligent In Thi'
Important Matter.


The Great Nirjority Are Negligent In This
Important Matter.
Much has been and Will be written
on the care of the teeth because SO many
persons 90 not appreciate these valuable
orcaus Of mastic.tioa. If teeth are we'll
cared for and regularly inspected by tie
dentist, decay will hardly have an Op-
poTtunity to do great harm before it is
stopped. Decay often has its beginning
in bits Of food sticking between tho
teeth ard forming tho starting point OF
o diseased tooth.
The toothpicll should be used regular
ly after each meal and after eating. 1t
need not necessarily be employed daring
q meal or be carried like a cigar III the
mouth after eating, but in the privacy
of ones room the quill toothpick should
search out each corner and angle Ee-
tween the teeth, and all foreign matter
should be removed; then the toothbrush
should be used, ard, as the spaces ho-
tween tho teeth are vertical in stand
ing person, SO tic toothbrush shoCld
DO used up and down rather than across,
so that fresh water may be scrubbed be-
tween each tooth.
The too,hbrushes that shed bristlCs
are not desirable articles Of the toilet,
for not only are the loose bristles a
great annoyance, but they may even
work in between the teeth and i'll the
gums and cause painful points. Such
looso bristlos usually come from cheap
brushes or those used for too long
time.
These injunctions about the care OF
the teeth have to be repeated again and
again, because it is such = matter OF
everyday observance that persons care
ful III other matters are careless abou'
their teeth. AS tho teeth are not only
very visible and when in bad state
very prominent, but are aids to digcs.
tion, and il imperfect may lead TO dys'
pepsia and kindred troubles, they should
DO scrnrulously cared for. Popular
Health Ns::a...ue
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Thousands Of COppers.

CINCIHNATI, March 2l.-FIfty tEol-
SAND copper cents were brought to the
United States sub-treasu.y here during
the day by various people ana eA-
changei for currency. These re pts
wer5 lna greatest N the history ot the
C.nci nat suO-trS asury.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-20
AT THE THEATERS.

The theater-goers of st, Paul who
saw Julia Marlowe-Taber play "As
You Like IT. on the occasion of her
previous visits here need not be told
how charmingly she fills the role Of
Rosalind. Sweet? Yes, more-she is
dream in the part. Despite the fact
that she is a great artist in everything
she attempts to play, as Rosalind she
outshines herself She adds all the
sweetness Of Julia Marlowe's person.
ality to the beautiful character OF
Rosalind-and just captfvates the au-
jdience. She seems to be sweeter every
time one sees her in the part She is
so natural and spontaneous in it that
she brings to it the reality of nature.
Mr. Taber's portrayal Of Orlando was
also fine, though not always so natural
and free from stage affectation as was
that Of his charming wife But at
times he rose fully to her level, and on
the whole handled the part in a manner
that detracts nothing from his reputa-
ton as great actor. Mr.. Coleman, as
the banished duke, and Henry Mere
dith, as Jacques, were natural, and
their reading was excellent. William
f. Owen makes q clever Touchstone,
but his enunciation wss not always
distinct last night. His manner was
good, and he faithfully avoided that
fault so common to actors in this and
similar characters-that Of OVERRIDING.
His reading, aside from the fault
pointed out, was excellent Eugenia
Woodward, as Celia, was sweet and
natural. Eda Aberle makes an accept
able Phebe, but Katharine Wilson does
NOT seam tf know how to ant tba port
of Audrey, the country wench, with
out becoming coarse and jumping
around, as she might be expected to
do in a farce comedy. The other char
acters are all in acceptable hands. To-
night Rome and Juliet" will be played
and Twelfth Night Saturday night.