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ANOTHER AcroR MURDERED.-The
Cincinnati Chronicle contains the following
account of the murder of John Reeve, an
Irish comedian, at the Peoples theatre in
that place, on the night OF the 2Sth ult., by
the treasurer of the establishment, named
Aquilla Cook. Our police should be on
the look out for him. A reward of 500
has been offered by the sheriff, and 500
by the friends of the deceased, for the ap-
prehcnsion of the murderer.-N. Orleans
Picayuac, August 10.


"Mr. Cook, who has been acting as
treasurer of the Peoples theatre for few
days, and who is the husband of Mrs. Cook,
somewhat celebrated as danseuse, killed
John Reeve, about 9 o'clock last evening,
by siabbing him through the heart with a
dirk or dirk knife. while they were both be-
h'nd the scenes. II seems that MIR Reeve
was prompter at the theatre, and upon
the conclusion Of the first piece, remarked
10 Mrs. Cook as she was passing off the
stage, that she was "impertect," and add
ed, why the Devil don't you study your
PartI'' in his usual jocular way; to which
she replied, 'You had better not insult me
any more, for il you do, I'll slap your face" !"