The Globe-republican., 1896-11-05
xAxsAs ITEMS OF INTEREST.
scHILL1NG,s lrIxsrRELA


will make their appearance at Wichits
tt the Crawford Grand on Friday and
Saturday, Nov. 9th and 18th and an En-
tertainment way above the average
may be expected. One of the most Is
sential features of . perfect minstrel
srganization is the music and singing
Of the first part Mr.. Schilling has
given this part of his campsny this
season special attention, and has been
successful in securing one OF the
strongest singing parties that is posi-
BILE to carry with IN organization Of
this kind. Jack Sample, the wonder
full basso, and Chas. Lomier, the tenor,
together with the Trocadero Quartette,
making . sextette of vocalists never
before equalled in the minstrel profes-
sion. The orchestra, under the direc-
ton of Prof Geo. NJ. Stevenson, is also
. feature. The company will make a
parade and give a concert on the day
Of their appearance.
DAISY, THE MISSOURI GIRL.
To an audience numbering fully one
thousand at the Lowry opera house
last evening, that excellent company,
The Sadie Raymond Comedy Co. pre-
scented daisy, the Missouri Girl, }" in q
most creditable manner. The play
was written especially for this COM
pany and the parts could not have
been more fitted to the players than
they are. Each one seemed cut ont
Tor his or her particular part, and the
audience laughed till it cried at the
1udicrous, green sayings and country
lied actions of ''Zeke and Daisy" the
typical Missourians from old Mis-
SOURCE. 1t was side splitter from
start to finish and would have
caused even the man who was robbed
Of his sixteen hundred dollars to forget
his troubles for the time being and
give vent to his feelings in . good
hearty laugh Mr.. Fred Raymond, as
Zeze, was immense. Miss Sadie Ray
mond, as Daisy, was immenser.-
Leader, Seymour, Iowa. This COM
pany will appear in Wichita about the
middle of November.
The Kansas people are enjoying In
dian summer.
At Carbondale a man had a woman
arrested for practicing on the piano.
A corn doctor took out license in
Topeka the day Trilby was played at
the opera house.
Jennie, q muless who participated in
the Mexican war, died in Wilson coun-
ty the other day.
81 am glad to meet this intelligent
audience tonight" an orator told .
Cowley county crowd and an old man
arose and said: ''You orators all talk
about this intelligent crowd Are you
all surprised? Did you expect to find
idiots?"
Gold and silver have I none, but of
what have give unto thee freely"
remarked a savior of the country as he
planted his fist on the face of a man
who had dared to call him liar at one
of the recent rows at the Sixth street
financial schools in Topeka.
A certain bachelor editor in the wes-
tern part of the state having occasion
to apologize to his readers for delay
in issuing his paper, wrote: 1--WE beg
the indulgence of our readers for being
\ day late this week. It was on &C
count of the physical decentralization
of the editor, caused by sleeping too
close the boarding house window. 81
The intelligent comrositor left out the
IN" in the last word.
Two Lawrence young men. one q
Democrat, the other Republican, who
have been accustomed to pulling an oc-
casional cornwall cork, have made an
agreement in the nature of bet that
is somewhat novel Both have agreed
to abstain from the use of any kind of
liquor until election day, and one
agrees to neither touch, taste nor han
die the stuff until Mckinley is elected,
while the other makes the same agree
meLt as to Bryan. This is really the
first species of election bet that com.
mends itself to the thoughtful of all
parties.
The Santa Fee boilermaker at Well.
ington, was horribly scalded one night
this week by being enveloped in steam
in the fire box of an engine which he
was repairing. From some defect in
the engine. the steam rushed from the
boiler into the fire box while he was at
work, and it was several minutes be.
fore he was able to make his way out
His face, neck, back, one arm and one
leg were fearfully scalded and in some
places the skin was literally cooked.