The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
NEWS OF TIE DAK.

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the latter i've are Turkish; four French, two
English; five American, ard three Greek.
- ragged newsboy paid delicate comph-
ment to pretty young lady who oonghta
paper Of him. "Poor liltle fellow" said she,
saint you very cold p II was, ma'am, before
you passed"
% a German prince, in dream, saw three
: -rats--one fat, another lean, and a third blind.
GHasent for q learned Bohemian Glpsy to in-
aterpret the dream. ''The fat rat" enc an
sxered, s.Is your prime minister, the lean rat
: is5our people. and the blind rat is yourself"
The world has probably heard the last OF
(. fhe famous Tlchborne demonstrations In Eng
: Hand. the claimant and one of his most erdent
psrtlsans having just been bound over by con-
selderattops OF the utmost cogency to abstain
from any further interferences with the due
course OF law, aud to. bother the bench no
more With their idle pretending.
isiA There was 'run" on the Chicago Ger
man Savings Bank the other day, and q Ger
man fell Into the llne Of depositors at nine
O'Clock In the morning. he did not reach the
Z cashiers desk until three o'clock in the alter
noon, when he Withdrew oae dollar and sixty
cents which be had deposited there. he lost
Ills dinner and a days wages OF two dollars to
I ave that dollar and sixty cents.
The latest ne-oiiy Ia the invention OF dte-
proof paper shutters made of Iron and paper
pulp., Various tests, ills stated, have been
made, all OF them highly satisfactory. The
principle involved is based on the fact that
!IRe sheet-iron covering Is. 30 thin that It can
mot: expand, and heat generates carbolic acid
) gas by contact with the pulp, thus preventing
!! combustion. The shutters are light and Sim
!; pie: ..,,... - g.
Here Is the last new thing from Boston.
The New York World unklndly says that 1t
needs collseum,, peace jubllees, charity fairs,
and such attractions to enable 1t to get along
and pay its debts. AT any rate the Bostonians
Fare TO have ]" Bazaar Of all Nations" and
+. this ia the programme: Fronts Of houses.
representing the picturesque domices OF va
! rious countrles-Gsrman, italian, Swiss, We
netlan, .Bsrlan, medieval English, Turkish
and others-will be solidly erected in the "ba-
,zaay,r aud street scenes of the various cities
will be faithfully represented, with the accom-
rpsniment of. costumes and Btreet cries. A
% oiIast number Of original wares from those
s'counsrles will also be exhibited, and will be
sold, cheapIy. Natives of the different coun-
a Iries enumerated viii, when 1t can be done,
Il take part In the street scenes, dressed in their
national costumes. A mosque between forty
aud; afty feet high, With muezzln or Moham-
:iSmedsn priest calling the people to prayers, as
!, Is done In the East, will figure among the at
fractions.
"A reporter OF the New York Herald has
had interviews with leading cnban patriots In
that city on the effect Of the sbdication of the
2; a throne of Spain by Amadeus, and the oon-
ptruction Of republic, upon affairs In Cuba
and the permanenoy OF republic in Spain.
They alliagreej that 1t will hasten the libers-
!; ton of CUBA, aud complete the abolition of
slavery in that Island. They moreover believe
that republic In Spain would be permanent
with such men as CASTELAR,, Benot, Dlaz, Qain-
tero and Ssuroma, all abolitionists, at Its head;
but they admit there are number of factions
hard TO reconcile to any form Of government
al SPAIN, Mr.. Gonzales, who seems to have
q very Intelligent views, mentions The factions,
. and says: "first Is the Radical party, with
Gorilla at ils head, who are opposed TO the
Z Bourbons, but are monarchists aud not abo-
: htionists. Then comes the Republican party,
with the pronounced aboltlonIsts at It's head,
composed principally of working men. The
Csrlists, who are led by Don Carlos, are In
open rebellion, look to The p..,'-ts for sup
, port, and have recently gained important VIC
tories. Then the Alfonsists, headed by Prince
Alfonso, the son Of Queen Isabella, and In
whose favor she abdicated, but now residing
In Switzerland. Then the .sUnion of the
Throne and Cowl," formed of the officers and
'soidiers In the army, and especially those
in Cuba, with large number of minor fac.
tions"
The many thrilling Incidents of the earlv
and venturesome lie of DR.. Cooke, the cele-
:. brated New York surgeon, whose death oc.
CURED recently, give decidedly romantic
,Icoloring to his record. He was great travel
Ter in his younger years, and visited all parts
OF The world before locating himself in Alba
ny, where he obtained fame and wealth a.
proprietor of dlspensary. o. one of his
: voyages be acted as surgeon of British man.
oi-war, and while cruising off the Tonga
Island, he went ashore with twelve of the
Grew 10 gather herbs. The whole party were