The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-01-22
,r.,y WAKES Faom HER 1oRPoR.
a.. n. Benutiryins Her cities ana fi'nss
$50 800 with the Hum Of Industry.

ONDON Jan. H. lthiS BUN "'"op
muob OF the attention OF the world. All eyes
are fixed upon her for different motives. one
attracts interest whether she is bent upon q
~. vitb Abyssinia to establish In Africa q
n,oronderance equal at least to that OF the
thar European powers that have achieved q
too,ine on the dark continent; whether
.bo exhibits her jealousy OF the universal
homaoe paid to the dsthroned ruler OF the
vatican borne aloft in st. Peter over a sea
NJ bowed heads; whether she dismisses the
prefect OF Rome di%savowing his Congratulations
Tor the Papul jubilee: whether her troops
r,ard tho doors OF the Basilica, or whether her
cnstom Houses are blocked by the cases OF
valuable gifts showered at the feet OF
her great spiritual antagonist. Ono may
weary OF the long recapitulauon OF
these gifts: OF the one hundred Thousand
hooks and albums, tho r%elidusries and cruel
Ares, the tiaras and rings, the paintings. the
furniture and carvings, the silver mortuary
.,sket made to receive the remains OF an carly
MARTYR OF the African Church. the carpet woven
by the ladies OF the French congregation OF
Nazareth. whose most cherished tradition Is
nsedlework; Of all the heterogeneous collec-
tiop massed In the Piazza della Plgna; but one
cannot disguise that over and beyond this
sncrossinc subject Italy has q strong lie OF
ber own apart from Rome, tho Vatican and the
Ouirinal, the King, and the Pope-s life beating
in tho pulses OF the whole peninsula. and giving
triumphant contradiction TO the old.estab-
lished verdict pronounced against her by tho
other European countries. n.. h-
Foreigners are still prone to believe tnat 90
yond ruins and picturesque rags, as repToseht.
Cd BY, painters and poets Italy mas ntile 70 ,b pc
} Rsodio Of brrieands. The Italian, they think, always
when he has earnod-Senerally dishonestiy.s
s sSms ymi hg 2 fos por II se.ePf Pubic functionaries. and
administrators are . set OF rascnlly thieves pent
on s,ra s y Fhe s other ed day a Fsrencbman serious.
" asked IL there was at Genoa an Inn ut ior q
gentiemsn TO spend a night in. He vas aston y,
fshed to hear that there were not only one, DuG
" or three tirst-class hotels where, he could
fare sumptuously and spend upon luxurious
more surprised at finding himself waited upon
BY native walters who spoke four or nve Ian
TSe evident fact is that Italy as a CONNER
giant Strides. Turin. the capital OF whilom
t oits. %of se@s oitS stU onward mevenent. Tssysi.
lers are not In the habit, Of stopping, at Turin
Tor any length .5igl .0 Of time time TO 1t ti Is not ,S SrsdifGa tbsR
should eondescsnd e visit 4. they would find one
OF. the best built cities In Europe In an admi-
and a vide square planted with trees surround
cd by lofty colonnades affording shelter from
sun ~ IsI and rain IN ,t sa namaro bs y t%horoneb hi.ls; f ine
sssisSiS reveals Ss,h t a,sr distant sne e1sln q TH tbs A aps
ssSS e peoss Of i's s.wopenoe t for 8 cubic
yard; .b two %o,s ethss f ilmminssiop ha ~ tho en 9ail.
S SuiHidia sss''9 he P fRa p 6arseiia is f Sa.Sed IN Has a
flood q pure light, pouring from four tow
sIsnt tV o. t 5000 Candles. The city is interseoted
by fifteen miles of tramways and as many ON
pibus routes. the fare, whatever the distance
lovely, surrounding valleys. rich, IN all the
When Turin ceased to be the residence of the
court i've i was s,S app!p tnHfio to have rI received Its Its
S S%sasat H1oT for = t tSs % Ioss 81 r wss1 g.Ss and Is as so tie
cradle Of the house Of savoy It retained the
barren honor Of a guard before the deserted
and tho generous Pisdmontese blood
rallied ~brayely. A cal, was made upon capital;
t fDa aSs oDG ,5f seaI IT h sisa, ara p1SasP Pe. dsy E Tsr f0ab Ssa
sSsfs9. ' WhieR in ni 1854 a ss'Sasaser4 f'als: a 'nd
sN sSs e %iS sia%Pf By the the 81 ene sas ie'y measures Ss sur aie q
the Municipal Council.
sl Ts' s 90 lsaasts5ss q Of 7S Sss5Su ss ss5ts in TTsFsa
workshops for railway material have been es-
t "a us : ssss Vi II so ths pI Ts4a Z i e sss o oY K Itsssi!fs;
vide = cheap motive power for ne tiourishine
e%ttextile fabrics, chieny six and wool. occupies
10000 yorkmen. The surrounding country is
hourishing with industrial enterprise In every
mills noted for the excellence Of their products.
Milan shows the same Improvement is par
: .rsisis. tnss!n!t Sud IL t ,Ss es1sqis' 1isle Ct Ct !' fns},
the t6 Sps Of The T. T. 1T bspIi sad at s H. ssaa Ct 81
silk looms Of Lakes q Como and Maggiore rival
IN perfection OF design and execution tho far
famed DrOduptS of l. y0nS Senator HOSSl the mill
anthropic Senator. has introduced into all the
factories Of which he Is the owner the most
e9hpiete hygienic appliances for the benefit
Venice is likewise shaking of her torpor, and
once more reigns triumphant The city OF
R tsSn?Hs Ia' a !Desp i prt OF "c asmeIi'e q the the
Dead Sea "satircally conferred upon her. In
within her walls, she has shown the fruits Of
this spirit Of artistic revival; Under the patron
Sss Of t the queen Ct FL Italy; the brothers bAryanis
work on the Basllica Of St. Marc. The water
coiors were contributed by, the best Italian
uniqpe collection Of the finest. Chrome iitho:
graphs. Bergamo contributed its renowned
d d.s%Rsa of le shs char fnsss.y Of eG Fssia; on hs she
modelled with such a d sSes Of Perfection that
prices sven In Paris. The glass factories are too
t us1 Inc knST r.. to require SSniy further msntt 6 n n
one sasD Of 'pt The sni ise sssn up large tnei raiI FsPyt ysrds hs Ue
been established; on another Berlin company
builds torpedoes.
Genoa spends millions yearly in enlareinR
her harbor. The tunnel OF Del Cow. being no
longer sufficient to carry the necessary mum
yer OF trains to and from Switzerland and Ger
many 2 second ono Is now piercing, tho cost
y which when completed will reach more than
avOYOO.OOO francs. In the docks OF Leghorn
are launched the huge ironclads Of the Italian
nav. while the armor OF the war ships Is man
uiSStured at TERM, celebrated for its steel
No. SUtks Near Naples the little town OF Pozzuola
GssS oesn almost entirely bought by the Eng
kksn' the Armstrong; having built there q har-
VI o0ckyards, and large works.
~ al sides the ancient Ligurian cities have
~ into young daring life. The stagnation
"a tne Old republics disappears. The emascu-
iiaanng trammels Of small discomfort principal
h w se removed. The reign Of King Umberto
Nus Ialr TO inaugurats an era OF Industrial
prosperity and c9mmercial wealth Naples Is
R,epared to spend 100. DOC. 900 in pulling down
vac ,uunnealthy quarters rocking. with dirt and
ssins.snce. and to erect on their site broad.
Ely thoroughfares and salubrious dwellings,
tnone extends her habitable area wherever
m y are no ruins to sacrifice, for In spite Of
II browning glory Of the City OF the Caesars.
nnnv,snce reconstructs on new plans a whole
vGriion OF the town; Bologna opens q broad
t uia y! VAL In Its centre to reach the railway sta
mn r MILAN stretches, a, new Wide boulevard,
th.se;Guarters of a milo long, from the dome 10
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