XVIII.—CHIEFLY CONCERNING A HOLIDAY AT NIAGARA.

The Return Visit to Chicago—Welcomed Back again—Farewell

Speech—Niagara in the Winter—A Sensation at the

Hotel—Requisitioning adjacent Towns for Chickens and

Turkeys—Ira Aldridge and a Colored Dramatic Club—A Blizzard

from the North-west—The Scene of Webb’s Death—“A great

Stage-manager, Nature”—Life and Death of “The Hermit of

Niagara”—A Fatal Picnic—The Lyceum Company at Dinner—Mr.

Howe Proposes a Toast—Terriss meets with an Accident that

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