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sp, clal orders TO have this procession 10
move promptly at 1880 q. IN. The
Louisville Legion cadets and Kerr
lucky National Guard pstrollsd tue
streets and there was no delay. The
narads WAS headed some sistance In
front Of the fitst grand uivisiOn by two
distinguished exc lnielcratcs on hofse-
TAX, Captain John II Weller ana
CapiaiD William II. Harrison. They
were dressed Ia black Prince Albefts
with BLK hats aud rod. white aud blue
sssbos. They also wore red, white
and blue sntif, and rots,ts. Captain
Woller carried large fig. Captain
Harrison carried IL. 60 white banner
Of peace, mounted on n htan like the
Stars and Slfl. 90 carried By his com.
rsd-. In the place u tue eagle on to-
OF the stan, the white banner hal u
dove clriying an olive twig, dosignsi-
Ing peace anu good Will to nuu.
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Preacher aua CRIMINAL Dead.

ABILENE, Kansas, Sept. ll.-John
II. ReYnoiiP, former preacher aud
editor, Is dead 1t the Osgwaltamio iu.
zane asylum, where he has been con.
nnod for two years. Reynslds came to
Kansas ton years agU az n preacher
rom Iowa, where he had boon sen, to
the TonitentiRry for a helnous crime.
In Kansas he dtiited from evangelist
TO money shark, starting two swiud.
ling insurance compani6e, and was
sent 10 the penllentisry Tor a couple OF
year,. In prison no wrote book
called the "rwin Hells," which he
afterwards Travelled over the country
selling. He had mania Ter preach
Ing ana had 10 be gagged TO keep him
.'om exhausting his physical powers
by talking.
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BROUGHT HIN BACK.
Steele Returns with Madseu-Dr. Pike
Says County seal Is Necessary.

Deputy Sheriff steele, when ho pro.
senlrd himself nj tho asylum with
Jacob Madsen, tho insane man com.
mltied Monday, received tho iniormA.
ton from DR.. Pike that aiadsen or any
one else would not be cared for by that
institution unless the nuees AIRY papers
bore tho county seal. A. was stated
by tbs NEWS Monday, Judge Mentally
committed the man and acted rs clerk
during this hearing. No certified copy
Of tho proceeding WAS made by tue
clerk vita the county zeal upon IL, but
tho Judge mado u copy and signed his
name 10 It. DR.. Pike said hs kue~
the signature, but ths proceedings were
not regular, and lie could not take the
man In.
When btadson was taken TO the
asylum, DR.. Pike said 10 the officers IN
charge Of MIN that, IN response TO an
inquiry made by the county Officials
previous TO a0nling Madsen down, he
informed thom that he could not pos
siOly tske him In unless the papers
we're made cut IN due form aud bore
the seal OF the county. He was taken,
however, with the result above stated.
The asylum authorities regard IL Aa =
piece OF impertinsu ce Tor thr Salt Lake
county c9url, after receiving Df.
Piko's message, 10 ask them 10 take a
person In ON papers not mxde out ao-
ooTding ~ tue requirements OF the
law; and they arc Arm Ia saying tia.
under such circumstances no pAtielt
will DO admitted.
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rOIsoH, NDT cnoLEn 4.
The scare AIT over IN GIonsiuia BI
This ilmp.

AUcgL,s". New zsalsnd, Sept. II g..
Tine British steamer MsHrnsa which
LOT, Ban Francisco ON August -, To-
Honolulu, Auckland anu sydney, NJ
rived here TO-DAY. Her captain repoTta
thnt ut Honlluiu hu learned that the
cholera scare which had prevailed
there und which was tho subject Of d
dispaloh from DR.. Mills, United States
consul general VT Honolulu, h the
siutn department ~ Washington, hRd
pnase1 over. Tho deaths which had
ncon attributed TO cholera wero traced
- poisonous ioOl eaten at u native
FOES. Tue Chineao omigrnnts who
Ian itd In Hawaii by steamer from
Hog Kong anu who had been sus.
ptcied Of Introducing the cholera, were
released from quarantine before the
departure Of the steamer from Homo.
lula.
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WILL JOIN THE REBELS.
-Four Hundred CbicsE. nsa Pledged
40 &c 10 subn.

40 &c 10 .ubn.
CHICAGO, Sept. ll.-A local paper
says:
Out In Euglewood Il forming n
troop OF cavalry which, aa soon az II
has been joined by two batteries and
y regiment OF Infantry, II 10 proceed to
Cuba under the COMMAND OF L.. q.
Andrews and rojoin the Insurgents.
Ar. Andrewe, who Ia recruiting the
ohvalry men, says that he has iO0
Chicago men VINO arc pledged 10 go
TO Cuba, and that $4,000 has been
subscribed by residents OF the city for
lifting cut thu expedition, the pay
ment Of the recruits and the landing
Of them In tho struggling Island.
Thete men, Mr.. AndIewa says, have
been Ia communication with the
wealthy CUBAN patriots who have
agreed, In payment Tor the aid fur
nish,di to deed valuable lands TO the
ChicAguans who extend the aid.
According TO Mr. Audrewstne men
Will be drilled when they reach tue
south. The batteries and the Infantry,
he says will BIO recruited In Kansss
CITY. Mo. .
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WASHINGTON, sept. ii.-Socretnty
Carlisle ma, received Senator Mauduf-
some appeal from the action OF C0mi-
trolier Bowler IN sendlpg the Oxford
sugar bounty caae 10 the court Of
claims, and notified the senator that
10 viii hcar the Argument on hrhslf Of
Mo appellant on Friday, September
sVih. IL Il not klown whsthsr ioptr-
sentatives of the Louisiana pi.nis viii
be- heard VI that lime, though 1t j.
thought they will also request n
hearing.
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AntI.,IIN.r Con,rri.

NEW YoKK, Sept. liza special 10
the Herald from Warrington tayi;
Senator Roger q. Mills Of Texas IL ono
Of the latest convett, TO the anti-ifun
coinage cause. In a communication 10
tho chairman OF the Democratio fta'o
COMMITTEES OF TuxAa he comes out
squarely nnd vigorously ngainst tHe
frso coinage Of ailver at ratio Of 10 10
| by the United States independently
OF the other commercial nations OF tho
world.
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NEW YoRIS, Sept. il.-A special 10
the World from Colon, eay,i Surveyors
OF the boundary lius between Argen-
tina anu Bolivia have added six hun
dred leagues 10 Argentina.
Bsnor Cagvalhu, foreign minister TOT
Argentina, naa been caught Inducing
senators 10 rebel because President
Moraes refused his request 10 dismiss
the ohiei of officers Of the RIO Grande,
n dlsmastei steamship which tue
Boston City t9wed into Burnos AyTes
with \ salvage OF $4,000.
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0,rmnn rInancr ortrn,Ian.

BERLIN, Sept. 10. 49, The German
ministry n inance has decided imme.
dihlely 10 convert outstanding per
cent loans iuto . per cents. 1nis ~
expected 10 have n fnvafsb.e effect po-
ltieally, i1t tue government, u is rep.
Te'ented, would not be likely 10 undui.
last such an operation unless diplo-
mats were looking forward 10 period
81 unbfoken peace. This 4 pot cents
outstanding aggregate 81 00O, 900, 600, Of
which sum Prussia slnnio 100000.
900.
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A BIG COAL CONTRACT.


Particulars were given on. today
OF a coal contract OF unusual magni,
tudo TO which the United States gov
eminent and ElleTbeck a Norris are
the principals.
The deal contemplaies that Measrs,
EllsrbeCk Il Morris must furnish Fort
Douglas with all tho coal necessary
Tor use there mp 10 the end OF the ~
cal year, July 80, 1896. Under the
contract 1909, 900 pounds must be de-
livetd, tasg that will keep six mun
aud as many teams constantly om'
ployeu.
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expressed that the excellent showing
made by Defender In g crippled cOndi-
iion has practically settled the contest
against The British yacht. Much talk
n h,ard today OF nav yachts to he
built 10 meet Defender ~ the Amefi.
can ayndicsio's boat SHOULD come over
hero and challenge for the America
cup. In sdditlon 10 a cltIet 10 DO
bu II for the Prince OF Wales. IL 10 &c.
ported Lord Ro,eberry Ia likely 10 build
q yacht. and \ rich Scotch eyniicaie
IL also ready to enter tho lists.
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THE BLUE am rnE GRAY.
1--we hundred Guests 90 che q. A. r.
Eucampmsnt,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. l0.-It ia
doubtful II tnis city ever before enter
tanned Ms mauy guests as are here to-
Jay. II Ia conautvStiyely estimated
a majority OF whom, thirty years hgc,
bore arms for the Blue or tor the Gray,
But blue and gray ere one today anu
non who were then nj war Walk arm
In arm M brothers.
The event today was the grand
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NiogrL.PoISTEp uALL
The First Nan In This Country Killed
win the New Rifles.

CHICAGO, Sept. ll.-Sentlnel Jacob
KrrSs, VINO shot Private JAmes CO1ey
at Fort sheridan yesterday as ho was
attempting TO escape, used one OF the
new Krag-Jorgenson rifirr. Coiiey IA
said To be- the frat man killed In this
country by now rides now used by tho
United States soldiers. Cotiey was 80
yards away when ktess hfoi. The
nickel.pointed ball passed through
Cofoy's head, then Il went through n
tree eight inches In diameter, and
afterward buried itself three feet deep
IN the hlllsIde thirty yntdI beyond.
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DO Nol D,.Ire 90 win BY Accident.

LONDON, Bopl. Twin one eScrp-
tioa The London evening press today
exhibit u generous Rni sporismgullk r
spirit In commenting upon the out
come OF the sec1nd race IN the seriei
bet Seen Valkyrie and Deieudor for the
America cur. All express a wish
that tue race be NOT 2lVen ~ Valkyrle
on merc technically, or "a . result
Of accident.
The same spirit oharactetlzes the
talk among the yaontsmep. Fear IL
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rn,aI nrnr Enn coiil.inn.

HOusroN, Texa-, Sept. li.-In a rear
end collision between two freight
trains on the Snuta ia near Selloy,
kngiuoer Lewis was seriously scalded
and died last night. Fireman Powell
was scsldtd and Brakeman Reed bauly
blurred,
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Curtis visit. ,hr sub.rrsa.ury.

NEW YORIS, Sept. 0.-Assistant Sec
reiaFy Of tho Treasury Curiis called nj
the sub-lrcniuty today and bad a con-
ftfunce with Conrad }. Jordan, the
sut-lToasufef. Curtis declined 10 zee
the reporters but lett word that the
visit had no Significance In connection
viii thu operations Of the government
bond syndicate or he financial situa-
ton Of the treasury.
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The story That Dnnrnyen fiad offered
10 Pension HIS crew.

NEW YoHI1 Sept. li.-rhe Herald
asyG a Newspaper printed nm hn-
nouncemsnt that niter ulnurr on
Wednesday night Lord DunfAven
called the captaln and the crew Of tho
Valkyfle toseihcr anu tolG them that
no would give zach thirty ahllliDes a
week M long ~ they lived II the VAL
kyric won the cup.
A reporter paid visit 10 tue city OF
Bridgeport, on which Lord Duuraven
and his friends were lodged. a gem
ticman who said that he was author.
lied to speak for Lord Dunravon was
asked:
"wnat truth Is there ia the sioIy?'
"Itis rot, positively rot" no tsid
emphaiioaliy.
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MADISON, via, Sept. ll,-A tole-
gram received at the governors office
from the American consul general Mt
Quebec anuOuncea that there are thir-
teen Wisconsin Indians stranded In
,hat city that were engaged ut Black
River Falls by wild wesi show. The
show has gone 10 pieces and left tho
red men with their tqunwa and pa
pooses without means OF support. The
department AT Washington will be-
notified.
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IEDIANAPOLlB, Sept. il.-Coroner
Caster returned a verdict Of murder In
the case OF Howard pielzul anu will
charge II, II. Holmes directly with
thS crime. lie rays the evidence 10
Conclusive, though entirely citeum-
tlantial, Mrs. Pittzel this afternoon
visited the house In Irvlngton, where
Howard Pie,zel hAd been killed and
tbs DO ~ burned.
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nsA close the nine.

IgHPENuEo, Mich, Sept. lI.-Agont
Hall, 0f the Lake Superior Iron COM
pnny, Informed tho men formerly om-
pioyed NJ Section q mine, that II thoy
no not report for work on OF beioiu
I'VE o'clock this evening, the niue
would be- closed dowu for an indefinite
timc. Hf. Hali sage II the men Il
not return 10 work the mine will be
closed until spring.
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DULUTH, Mimi, Sept. 1.-THE re-.
oeip,s Of new grain FROM the ID koias
anu this tiaie ~ lar exceed the big
receipts o. 1891, the big crop year Re-
oeirls reported yesterday were 1881
cars, against 100 IN 1891, aud the ran.
roads are preparing Tor even larger
receipts In the next few days. About
30 per cont % the grain, IL 10 aaiJ, IL
uaaly smu;ied.
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Alaskan neundary comm,s.l.s.

WINNIPEG, Mau., Sept. IL. - Sir
John Schultz, whose term a. governor
OF Manitoba has expired, has been
appointed the Canadian member oi
the Alaska boundary commission. The
United States government will also
Eppoint commissioner and these will
agree ON third, when the commission
will meet and appoint n chairman.
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81. LOUIS, Sept. ll.-LNwrenee
Haniey, VINO Ia hlling n season at the
Grand Olora house hero, IA "Tbe
Player" has wired David NJ. Now.
berger, Nav York autornoy, TO IT,
sl.uio proceedings for divorce from
liiu wife, known on thu Stage M Ejiin
Lsmmeri. Mt Hanlvy says his wife
luit him In Cincinnati last Tuesday.
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Cheyenne moIei Proprietor Dead.

CHEYESEE, Wy, Sept ll.--John
Chaee, proprietor Of the lntctOgean,
the leading hotel Of this CITY, died THE
morning. Chase hsi large circle Of
acquaiutancea throughout lh8 Meti,
having been In Iho hgIel business here
iiileau yeAra.
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In Pursui, OF Love.

NEW YOnK,, Sept. liza special
TO ,he World from Colon, Colombia
tayG Shuli Rsniro. who has been
In pursuit Of A. T.. Love. Of TexaF,
ncoused VI forgery ana embezzlemsnt,
LETT hero for BO9o,a 10 ARA 20 for
terms OF extradition. Love IL a iorm-
or postmaster Of u small town Ia Texas,
near GalvustOn
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rainde 81 the Naval Veterans as-tcla.
ton. O.d ciiizsns say 4 was the giand.
est sighi they over taw. hut the gteai
grand army parade ,omlffo (which is
u be the event Of the week, pIomists
far " aufInsd Il.
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Tort nsscbery the winner.

LONDON, Sept. ll.-rhe race for
~. Lsiger stakes nj Lsucasie' meeting
Today was won 10y Sir Nis.o, L9Td
Rosobery. Sir Viato was tho winner
OF tho Derby this year.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE govern.
ment bond syndicate this afternoon
deposited $4,000 gold at the sub
treasury TO the credit OF the govern
monl.
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NEW York, Sept ll.-Nesalage d
Fuller viii ship 100000 gold tomor.
r1w, CroNmsn d Brc. have sngaged
Sl,00O,0OO % the sub.iie4eusy toF ship
meat tOmorfow.
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Five HUNDRED INVOLVED.
A strike ON Account of a Difference
OF Sivs Cents.

CHICAGO, Sept. ll.-A difference Of
fivo ceuls y garment between employees
and the Il. Siegsi's Bros. cloak Masking
ests blishment OF tins city has caused n
strike involving 500 people. The Chi
cago oloakmakeEs union has taken up
ths fight aud numbers OF the union
have pledged an assessment OF from 10
u 10 per cent OF their earnings TO sup.
port the slTikors.
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NEW YouI, Sept. ll.-IonaY on
ca Y easy, 1 per cont. Silver cettinoa,us
07!e5!, ho tales. Bar silver, O7!. Lead
$40.
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PIet Asa,n-, Fsrdluand.

BUcnAnIaT, Sept. liza plot against
Puuuu Ferdinand. Of Bulgaria, has
been discovered at liustlohuck. Tw0aiy
persons have been arrested.
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MARROW ESCAPE.
Ex-senator Waahburn rsvsreiy
wounded In "a HaiIrond Accident.

GLEswooD, MINI, SEPT. ll.-Tfain
NO. lOI, on the Minneapolis, SAUL Ste
Marie ana Pavifie railway, had u mar
low escape from \ terrible disaster be-
tween Belgrade aud Btooten. Hiss
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pEFENpLn,, AurInnNE
4 Grcn, seoiioa of tho Topmast
split on.

sDiit on.
New YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE unfoT.
tunsIe accident IN tho second OF the
races for the America cup between
Defender aud Naikyrle, by which De-
fender was crippled lust before the start
yesterday, was the general topic Of
conversation today among tho yachts.
men. Scores Of people called at the
New York yacht club house on Madi.
sou avenue TO inquire about ths de-
clsion Of Tue committee on Defenders
prolos. anu all were told tho regatta
committee was discussing the matter
ami that 40 duclHlon would be- render, a
until this evening, owing 10 the i'm.
possibility OF hearing witnesses Us
early As the committee would like.
Defender anu VAlkyrio were lowed
t. stia basin early this morning aud
The tfsilurs on eaCn went u w0sk scrub
Oing their shining underbedius A. fast
~ the water feceduj. Dofendof's 10
jureI spar was taken out nj the south
end OF the dock where she lay and y
force OF mon nj once got To work
20 NJ another iopmssl. The gfs
damaged yesterday was seen 10
have n great section split OF at the
point where tile top sail strained IL
yesterday. This was Just clear OF the
sop OF tue main mast snd II shove
now great hal been the strain and how
aturJy was the slick 10 stand II 70 well.
Tue crack went part Of the way
through II, but the toughness Of tho
pine kept II from parting anu oven al
lowed ine utV OF the Jib top anil on The
third leg OF Ysstordsy'a race. Tbs
time would not allow the making aud
the lttlng OF u now one, 80 tho stick
used by ColoniS two yeSTs ago was
pressed into service. II WA not as
heavy Rs tho damaged one and locks
/, be hardly ~ good In quality, but
that may be because u ~ more weather.
beaten aud not dressed and Vanished,
The damaged spteader was Rlso taken
out. Its OutbOard emu appeared Us n
had been bitten or gnawed Of. After
Valkyries hull had been scrubbed,
from the bob stay to the Tuddsr port,
her men went TO work with
channels leather to make the
good Job better. Captain Cranfield
was discussing the incident yesterday
with two croDies, but nothing could
tempt him 10 talk Tor publication, The
conditions are fANOrhblu Tor fAif wealth
a. with fresh sailing brstzo from
south westerly quarter for somorTow's
yGont race, according to the local
Lutuau.
DUERAvEN NOT PLEASED.
After tue bearing ON DefsnderJs
prolebt was oOneluded, Lord DunrSver,
nucompa, fed by Arthur dlennie, len
tue New York Yacht Club house. Ills
lordship refused TO say anything. Judg.
lug from tho expressions on tho faces
Of DuuTAven anu Glennie, they were
mol pleased.
Captain Sycamore OF the command.
Gro Of Valkyrio emerged from tho club
houte ten minutes later, but refused 10
u!snuas the ouhlect. A note was no I
q. Nicholas Kane, nskiug MIN what
decision had been arrived at by the
committee. lie cent back the follow.
Ing reply;
"The decision on the protest IL moi
prepared and will NOT DO for toms
limo"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-19
The INDIANAPOLIS JoURNAI. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 49,

fore the General Assembly. do not know
what the chances are for its passage While
It IS well to commence 70 investigate ana
do not believe the citizens would consent
to be heavily taxed at this time to pur-
chase lay out and psaus ng any seh ea
IS now under consideration "A fair start
might be made, however, without any large
limitations on the taxes TO be levied for the
purpose, would be willing to encourage the
movement and should hope to see your
honorable body do the same.
I think the time has come for a market
to be established and maintained in the
south part of the CITY. While / approved
the ordnance recently passed by your hon
orable body looking to the starting OF a
market on Louisiana street. l. do not believe
the location is good one. It is too near
Heve it could be made a success. Before
any money is expended in making prepara-
tions for the opening Of the market referred
to, j respectfully suggest that effort be
made to procure an eligible site further
south.
for the health and comfort Of those who
are unable to provide baths for themselves
do not know that the city can afford to
erect and maintain them now, but | think
the subject should begin to receive consider
alton.
On March s. 1891, 1 addressed you as to
the propriety of passing ordinances on four
subjects. The first suggestion, as to party
walls and partition fences, has been COM
piled with, by. recently including in the
visions those subjects. No action has
been taken as to the other recommended
tons referred to, however. They are: %
Requiring the owners and occupants or
premises to keep their sidewalks free from
snow; CD designating the kind of vehicles
and freights that shall not go upon i'm
proved streets; CD providing for the speed
ing of horses on certain designated streets
during. the sleighing seasons under proper
regulations. l renew my recommendations
as to these matters.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-19
THE MAENNERCHOR CARNIVAL.
The First Sale of Seats Will Take
Place This Morning.

The sale of seats for the Maennerchor
carnival at Tomlinson Hall one week from
tonight will begin at 10 o'clock this morn
ing at the store of Paul III. Krauss, Al and
46 East Washington street, and will con-
tinue for one week, there being no tickets
on sale at the hall the night of the enter
tainment. The demand for tickets promises
to be very great for invitations have been
much sought after and many have been
issued. No tickets will be sold under any
circumstances to those who have not invi-
tations, this rule being imperative.
NO social event OF recent years has at
tracted so much attention as the coming
carnival, which promises to be by far the
most elaborate and beautiful affair of the
klnc ever given here. Carefully designed
plans, the employment of the best artists to
put them into effect and a lavish outlay
or money for scenery, decorations cos
tunes, etc. are incidents which insure the
artistic success of the entertainment
AS the number of both invitations and
tickets is necessarily limited, as it is in
tended to make the affair as exclusive as
possible, under the circumstances. there is
a probability that all will be taken before
the end of the week.