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New-York tribune., 1892-12-23


coNyICrs FORCED INTO THEIR CELLS At TUE
D,yoyET's POINT-sEvERAL WOUNDED.
Vienna Dec CA serious revolt occurred to-u'9
I'm the prls0u at Znam, town Oi over lo'oV' III
bolJtonts forty-scvcn miles northwest Of tiii CITY,
, woman prisoncr who had the freedom Of the COT
ridors suddenly became hystctcal While on the "p
e,r NJ t,n bnIldinc and with terrible shiek 'hrc"
horscf over the rail guarding the opening VINCE OK
,ends from the ground floor. Eoth h'r legs VIZ
hrolcn Int aside from this her Injuries were trNa''
4, the lime She jumped a number OF men prisoh'r'
wore in the COURTYARD. They saw the whole ana'r,
and Immediately concluded that The woman 1u
ottcmptd to kill herself because OF il-realiicn''
They were deeply indignant with lhe pfiSoh V''''
and many threats were uttered ,,
Th, authorities directed tic men to return ~ wv"
calls b,, the order was deliberately dlsobeyed ihc"
the oricinls threatened to punish them lor '"' "
,hordlnaucn Tpon this the convicts mhue
desperote attack upon the wadcns, and the suu'.o"
, -ecomng critical when body Of soldiers t''' ''
toen hastily summoned appeared. Wheh the con"
onder Of the troops ordered thc prisoners to return
g., thdr cell, he wa, greeted with derisvc cries. Inc
soldIcrs were then ordered to put the coAvic's i'0
a.. coils When they attempted to do this u HcIo'
struggle resulted. and 1t was not uhul scVcr'l " @ .
convicts had been bayonett'd tnat the r0'0'
suppressed. 8, .a sc,rcoIv heen made
,,huc when the story Of another prison "',u' ~, ,h M
wns received from KONG eraL Inc conNl,' rb m o
nrIson nj that place have rcceDtH ocWpiunN tbcy
E,c had food supplied t. them ana W.r"' =, al
,oLo ort i'm open revolt. II was necessary % p 81, ~
a., tronns 10 1ncn the mutlny. Ihc sighI ,,,"c w M
snldiers with loaded rifles In their haNt,' nd
orders to fire upon Ihcl!i yy,tbn,t making any
ihcy retired 10 their 'o'''
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
THEY UANT THE SILVER Law REPE4LED.
PHILADELPHIA BANKERS TELEGRAPH TO THE
SECKETARY or THE TREASURY.


SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
PhlIadelphla Dec. 22-Thc following dispatch was
sent to-day to Secretary Foster from this city
Philadelphia Dec. o. 1892.
Hon. Charles Foster Secretary Treasury. Washington
u. C.:
We are favor Of the repeal OF the silver Purchae
act George Philler. First National Bank Frank IT,
Rogers Trado snan's National Bonk; DreAel Co.,
bankers samuel and John Welsh. banker lsaae copper
Che.tuut Street Bank; b. b. COmegas. PhladfDhi Na-
.onal Bank; W. II. Rhawn, National Bank ot the V''
pu5!c; John Rommel. r. Mechanics NatloEeI bahA
Henry NJ Dechert. Comnonwcolth Insurance ana trust
Coulany: Dunn Brothers. bankers; j. j. Errnger' ue
Phradepha Trust safe Deposit and Insurance Non''
nanv: C. Y. We.cant Western National bahh
Samuel f. shlpev ProSi1cnt Life and Trust company
Hrown Drothcrs bankers G.. NJ. Troutnan N'h'r~i Na
tlonal Bank; J. II. Mchener. Bank OK North America
Charlie. smith & sons b1ukers; Charles H. Banr' Mar
H., street National Bank: william VI. Sngcrly ChestAu'
street Trust and savings Furd Company j. Wesley sup
,l.e Cam EAchangc National Bank; =. ,ad"ei'' IT,
Gtrorl Nn,oual Bank; Patterson, Fidelity insurance
rr,.t and safe Deposit Company Richard \. COOK.
Guarantee Trus: ana safe DcpoIt company iihiiey
Snyth Pennsy wanna Company for lhsur1nee on Lives anu
Granting AnDuites, Johns . Hopkins fcop'e' ba"N
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
PLOTTING AGAINST FRANCE.
,outiuucd from First Page.
: On 1nc wny to Mexico, where he Is interested in

is on the wny to Mexico, where he Is interested III
mines. ~ hno 4,
so, Francisco. Dec 92.-Dr. Herr came mere III
1s-4 and announced. rs he cstaDhSheu n"'H' AZ
nhvs,cian that hc was Il pupil Of Dr. oohlasc' !"
ano,ial.- on diseases Of the brain. soon "VcI M
r,,.,i he prevailed upon DR.. stout an oiu PhS
-, san Francisco 10 go Into partnership WIFI NM
nr stout a-c bat he SAYS that his experience WIN
uor, vas no, Il the most pleasant charac'er' D''
s,l,,. ,vos scen last night at II. LukcS Hospital anu
aid. .,rbot man Herr made the ialre~t reprr'"h'@
lions to me AID | believed him. but ne rlt NV
fonkrupt II was TO much for me at nv uD'c "a
ufc. gave him everything had. am not S"'.
,od thot when ne rcnchcd Paris be cut hGarc ana
,rrk.d o,h,r ,chcm,s / am to, Old now AMI too III
firm to care much. Int II was younger "oUiu In"
10 meet Herr fjr II few m Mt,s.
ucrz treated II. Lyon. Il brewer OF large "eain,
for some brain affection. II was hoV h'o"" ~ .'l
ovcr-,I weegs after Herr suddeny let here III lo'
to %, to Parl, how much he had collected. .oU'
oner note. each for $4,000 and each bearing INV
undoultcd signature Of Lyon, came pouring III Oh 'n
hr.,ccr Tho total amount collected b hin Is sIiu
IN hnve been over SlOOoDO. Ihls aNAIInahcnc oa ' ,
dchfcdncss drove Lyon almost man. ih'rc Wa a.
rp,rt thnt he went to Europe and be- anne hliu
imbccc In Paris ard that Herr was ui""o UNIV "
Herr h charged with many other iinancinl 'Tnns r,
actions, which, 1t Is said would not ncar @ ,S S' r,,r
ng Of notes under the firm name OF ocher ~ ~, J Il
cIrrirical cXperts. seller II quoted III PlDlSh''
interview rs having paid $1,000 ol ih'-e @ uor
Another transaction In which ne Is Slld va nav S ns %
Ionairc into an electric light scheme In ParS where
hV Herr secured Tl3,OOD.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
, nooKMaEEg ATTACKED IL BEoipWAf'

.n, cro,b tho well known bcokmakcr ana SPO,'.
,oc man and - nutcn. Thomp,on we're stana'"s IN
nrn.dwoy between Twenty -nnth &t ThiTieln 49, "%
Iost night when man named Rcber's appr'0, o IN,
them ana asked Thompson to change e,ov ,.s ,,r.
Thompson said he dd not have any none, " ,na man
Roberts then called him n lar sm''h 'O'A - 80. m
NOT to use such language. Roberts tneh "'usS s.r,
Smith and hit the bOckmaker In the eye n'V NTH
him down. Roberts ran down broau""S ''nn,r W." IN
IA "''" 80 pobert, escaped. however by jumping I"
a rapidly moving car. ,,..., weeks
II 4 sait that Roberts was arrested scVera' ", q,
400 ,or ,~v,nc I, throw man of the PLATFORM = - J.
ni.yatcd railroad station. Mr. smith, N spc"i'IS ISau
~. "rair said Roberts Il a hai1 hlt.r',
u,o,v have a black eye for a Christmas prese""
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
BOMn EXPLOSION ~ SEVILLE.

Madrid Dec. 22.-Consdc rblc alarm was occaSiohed
I'm Seville to-day by the explosion Of bomb, pre-
snmably loaded with dynamite. IN the cnirin,c OF u
bolsc occupied by one OF the vcatA"st citizens Of
the place The force Of the cXplo-ion was great the
heavy entrance door being shattered and the windows
broken Large pieces o, stone, Of which material tAe
bouse /. construcicd were blown out. Nobody was
hurt All sorts OF umors grew ont OF the amir
among them being one that the explosion was th'
rorlx Of Anarchists, who had started campaign
against the lich. The polic, howcvc" say the have
mo doubt that II WAS due 10 pen nal slltc against
ihe owner OF the house. No politcal importance
attaches TO the occurrence.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23

There was no drunkenness. and tho men kept ther 'o"
PER under extreme aggravaton; not only were 'hey as
saed with the most ana abusive Language, but
they were frequently assaulted. Only two faths oc
CURED discipline was excellent. ana the manner OF
doing guard duty the result OF the trimming re-
ceived at the Camp OF Instruction General forter
did everything that could be done for the comfort OIL %
troops The general result or my observations h hat
the system Of instruction adopted IN this state Is excel
lent believe that what occurred a Buffalo shows that
troops trained Will readily Conform to the
conditions campaign The percentage OF the organi-
atlons p.esent-9 56-shOws that TIE men may be CO.
pended upon for duty when called.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
yfwyosK MILITIA INSTRUCTION PRnSED.

Albany Dec. 22.-Lieutcnant +. +. Hardin. OF the
United States Infantry. now In the service oi the
State National Guard, las sent an exhaustive report
Of the mobilization Of the state Guard at the Buffalo
r,ilqoad strike TO the AdjutanGcncral Of the United
States Army. Accompanying the report are maps
howing the strength Of the troops their location at
Bui!a!o and the situation Of tLcr various ariofieS'
\ history of the strike and the manner oi '"''"s
oAt the roops IL given, with detailed statement OF
,r,nus c,mus at Buffalo, and the condition Of each.
The report suys in substance:
rhc Loath troops was excellent. Ihe uuucS
i,no.ed we've exceedingly d!sagreoable. the men being
compelled 10 guard duty more Than hau 'uo 'lno
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
4 CARPENTER DIES IN THE STREET

carrcnter named William Burril. Of Dundee Scot.
land st,vng AZ the COrni-h Arms. No II Wcstst..
found night lvicg the pavement Of Wcstst In
fo?t wa7hing5pn Market by Policeman Mngncr. ~.
Steamboat Sorad Burrils right Thigh fractured.
The policeman called ambulance. Before the sugeon
arrived however. purri had blcd 20 death
The proprietor Of the Cornish said duTg tho
afternoon Scotcman from Paterson. y. J in company
with two known thc police. had called upon him.
looking for Mr.. Bradley Burril had accompanied the
men when they went away lie had not bccn seen since
then alive 1t believed that te carpenter drugged
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23

spector. G.. H. Brush,, Of Boston, VINO ul,nr r.o,
resnopse to request OF the auditor at Wasnns'U 'Um'
whose repeated telegrams asking f'r onsdeaseu ndro
ports were unanswered. The postmaster iei. "v,
on saturday evening, after being told o' TIE an'.G
n the INSPECTOR on Monday ai'erhoo" ,"n"
Hawkins saw and converse1 With Pos'mas'c, .t,.
der at the railroad station In Lyme a"u ap, a.
trail, hound cas-, came along at 10 ~ -,
% .aih Do"ru m'Or nov. l. our train" bat instead OF
iciniag him the postmastr rcpnen ia .rnn I'm Kew
10 Nrw-Y 1rk. On Tuesday ne VIZ VIZ 90, tn Fridge
Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
SEEKING 70 REDEEM 1000 ACRES.

Albany, Dec. 22.Thc hearing In the Marsh apph-
cation TO redeem AO,O 900 acres OF Adirondack and III
the vicinity of Raolucttc Lake was continued In the
Controllers Office o-dsy. and was adjourned un'll
Junmary Il. Secretary McCrccdy, of the stat"
Forest Commission says the land is worth Ti1oooo'
The State secured title Ia the land ut taA sale sev
crai years ago. Judge Westbrook. Of AniSterdan'
who Is acting as counsel for Marh, says he has not Il
doubt Tint hf, client viii eventually secure the re
dcmptnn of The and the Court Of Appeals has de
cldoi repeatedly that such title ~ TIE state Claims
10 hold on this land is not II legal one
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
SONS OF MASSACHUSETTS DINE IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. % speclaD.-Sons of MassucH"se''S
tonight celebrated III, eorles Of the Old Bay state
., ,ha Grand Pacific Hotel The occasion was the
fou;tb annual banquet OF the Massachusetts, society OF
Chicago. ana tbs being Forcfathers Day. the new
Fnglanders gathered around The board ana song 'he
songs AID sounded the praise OF Massachusetts Co,
,rarv 10 tie usual custom women were invited ana
took an active part in the affair TIE Mas ach"se''s
sc,v of Chicago was organized about four years ago
rd has heen constantly ncre;sT.ng IN membership and
pooulaity until to-day II stands well In the 'front.' rank
f Chicaeo's social Institutions. TIE aim OF cne sociey
s 70 occIny place In Chicago similar % that Eeid Dy
the New Fn gland Society In New-lOrk
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
MIR. GLADSTONE AT BIARRITz.

Paris Dee a2-Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone and the
members OF Their party ar iyd ut Narhlz IRIS morn
ing. At the request Of Mr. Gladstone, 40 o'hcil'
reception was rendered him. bat during the morning
nil the PRINCIPAL olNclas Of the town called upon hl.n
and welcomed him. Many bouI Iuot' were p es"ntci
+, Mr. Gladstone Though Mr.. Gladstone Is loolng
remarkably well for man Of his y,niS, 1t ls hop
that the cluntc and new SURROUNDINGS AT bidfill2
wlll materially add 10 his strength
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
co,nrsSTOyER GALLUPS ILLNESS.

There was little apparent change last night IN 'he
condition e Park Commissioner "'iup' w'' u SCI
ou.,v. M with pneumonia at his home, No f3 West
rv.ntlcth 4. prs Mott Jancway and Martin are AZ
tending him. Tribune reporter who called 1t Mr.
Golup's house Just before midnight was INFORMED
that the physcians thought that they couh 4err'
slight Improvement, but that ne was dangerously ii
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
cANNor orELL rIIE INpIAN REVOLT Is MEXIco

chihuahua Mexico. Dec o2.-The Mexican Gov
crnmcnt troops sent from here 20 the sierra hadre
mountains are unable 10 suppress the laqul and
Mayo Indian uprising. The Indians TO the number oi
about 5000 have tl.cir rendezvous In an almost in-
accessible canyon OF the lnqui River, und bands OF
them continue to make frequent raids upon the whit"
and Mexican settlers. Dozens Of tamilics have been
mnssacrcd In the hist few weeks. The laGuis, who
number nbout 10000. have never been conquered by
tho Mexican Government.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
rRooKLYN CoNGREGATIoNALIsTS DINE.

The Brooklyn Congregational Club held its December
msetng last evening TIE Clarendon Hotel and u wa;
oeyot.d % a &C cebation Of F5refathe:s' Day Dr. H. B.
storrs presided and introduced the speakes a'er the
dinner at which about 200 persons sat down. Among
,o ,,h, ,odc addresses were Rev. DR.. A. +. Dun
ming of Boston: the Rev. Dr. c. IL Richards, Of Pha-
ae,n,,a. Geae,a - T. Cfrstens H. Of Brooklyn, and the
Rev Dr c. r. Thwinr. OF Cleveland. Ohio
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
no,,cc,,cv R,Tr1E WITH TR4NPs.

susquehannn. Penn. Dee. Ga bait oo-,x hour
West snsIuchanna this morning az al s'rp .o.,,,.
hctweer four susquehanna policemen ana ~ s,s
sourcs. on the one side and gang o' ,naS t%S t,s
trsmns who were suspected Of having TOW Han.
New.York. Lsre Ere and Western s"'''o, ., ~.
cock and otter staii ms along tho ih'' -.
battle, IN which about forty sho's We1r ~. check
" - y rro,eeh was shot through the e"e'-
l"a" So,,a., 'o rtc lramts escaped WITH the eA'sp'
Spm npn Ss ~ FdSad O'byrne, OF Port Jervis-
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
THE CELEBRATION IN ORANGE.

The New England Society OF Orange, y. j., ceie-
bratcd Forefathers' Day last evening by dinner, at
which sixty members sat down Jchn o. He''io' 'he
prosGent of the society, tGasma ter. ana at his
rtc.t wos MAYOR Laurence /. Fell and his left the
Rev Edward Hale, the two guests OF honor Ie
sneakers were the Rev. Edward Hale. Mayor Fell. the
Rev. Dr. Rufus C. Green. Charles Dntton. Dr. Charles
c. stockton william Read Howe Edward MoNohe ana
Henry r. HITCH.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
\ NEW SPANISH MINISTER ASYocNcED.

Madrid. Dec oo.-The Marquis dc Bendana gran
49, ~ spo,n who was formerly Minister 10 IurkeE'
has bren appointed spanish Minister TO the United
states.
Washington, Dec. oe.-No information has been re-
ceivcd NJ the state Department or at The Sph'Hl
Location In this city IN regard 10 tue reported aP
nntmcnt Of the Marquis d. Bendcna 70 succeed Senor
80 lone a. spanish Minister TO Washington NJ the
legation the absence oi ofds Information Is ho'eP'u
as ,endlnc TO dlsccdt the report for ~ reason 'n'
{, g., r,Iefouary Ia inform retiring hlnikt"f ol us
rccou hef,-e announcing the appointment Ol MS sue
ccssor.
II f. posslblc though rather improbable" thAt INC
ncv Cabinet of Sarasa may have changed ~ suddenly
orer IT, return 10 power the recently appointed
-,,risb Minister T. the United state on" reason
for believing that II hns not taken that aon Is the
fact that that Minister, Scnor Dupny d; Lone, Is a
nor.ouel friend Of senior Maula the Minister of COD
nles in the Saga.ta Cabinet. Mcssr' Miun ana
D,nrv de Lone were fellow students in The Madhi
r-rIvc,-lty and rGt their degrees In TIE same year
No-o,ynr Scror NauIa knows that the most I'm
rottaut Of al the siaush Legations Is that oi WASH
n,ton on account o. the ne!ghb sins I'ard oi cuba
and that IL f., necessary that such delicate post
sbouu be filed by dplomatit ifali c.
iY and accustomed 10 American affairs.
lie & aware al.o that senor Enrique DcIny DC LONE
f. i;.f now The rlglt IN the right place. for h" Is
thoroughly acquainted with American socnl ana p7hu-
cal manners and views. having served several years
- s--c,ary Of The sIanfti Legation at Washington. q
fact Which Vn, Sh"Ri N 'oii,''.,,s . "l a." - "p..oo
ruhllsh,N i'm The Tribune Vl August -, I0"Z'
An add i,na reason FOR doubt "a I" the corr'Ti1'fs
Of The Madrid di,pach Is the fnoi tht y SAYS uat lr
nov s1nrl.ri Minister j. "fO succeed senior Shhr"L
t,uorctn f. f. known that SrIor Miguel Suhr'I
Guauo, was succeeded last summer by H"l"r DuPiy
de Lone Who delivered at 'h" illnc hH c''uc''hA "
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
xrw.roxDoy,s rosrMAsTEp MISSING.

New-London, Conn. Dec. Cit Is dimcuit 10 get
A. the exact condition OF affairs with regard to the
do,a,cation and disappearance OF Postmaster Nelson
hucnder Both these facts are admitted by the
postonlce officials now in charge OF the of'ce' ana
they say The shortage Will not exceed $1,000 DIV
they say nothing The trouble seems to nave
been precpitatcd By the arrival )f posionce M
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
WILLIAM wAr.oy's CONDITION not IMPROVED.

Lon!oa Dee. - The British Medical journal
soys that WI lam Watson. th> pot recently attacked
VIII, Insanity amer receiving gt OF clOo from the
royal bounty Is ln The Roehampton Asylum, aud shows
no sicn Of i'm; rivcmrnt. lie continually r'pnt'
verses of petty AID talks about thr money he has
lead
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
rr.sEyAToR MAHOyE BUYs HOTEL.

Long Branch Dec c2.-Thc Ocean Hotel at this
phce, which for three years has been owned py
Colonel George Bliss, Of NewYork, has been sold 10
ex-senator Mahonc Of Virginia. y valuable piece oi
rropery In Maiden Lane. New York. was at the same
lime transferred from Senator Malone 10 CHonei
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
4 Child Enjoys

The pleasant favor gentle arO AMI soothing effect OF
Syrup Of Figs. when IN meet ~ iaIauv, ana if tne
father mother be bou the most grA ify NJ
results follow a., that u ur bnst family rmcdy
known aud every fsIpJv should hA.a . bsttlA-
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23

GENERAL BOOTH ASKS FOR 100000 MORE.
London. Dec @2.-On the strength of Lord onslow's
favorable report on the administration OF the Darkest
ENGLAND" fund.- "Gencra' Booth has issued fresh
APPEAL 10 the public flr assistance to carry out his
nlnns lie asks for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
An AMERICAN syXDIcNTEs ZIG PURCHASE.

CITY of Mexico Dec 22.-An American syndicate
has bought the District rmmwuy tompany's lines
here paving for them the sum Of SlO,OOO,O0O.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23

An vnri,,ic. Of cold meatS hand and to ordrr'
rurirys chickens. game ioass, pats Sal.l, nan y
oucuss etc imported cheese etchokrs hoteI sneelal
dc. and An, tlbr dnicacies. Z. PEiNEVAL. oth-a'e'
and sth.ss- and 0th-aye. noar ltth-st'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23

TIE soUTHwEsrERS EXpREss . s,x.yorx
OF tn. Pennsylvania Railroad d nSw % louis e.
at T4s and aTf'yss f M one s Of tho greatest iHS'
trains.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
the CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE C0MPANf.

Established le4o'
Assets Jan. l. 1892 Soe' .oe - IS.Vo
Its assets are MORE THAN SIN MILLIONS of
DOLLARS above its indebtedness.
Average dividend to policy hold
crs in per ''"''
Ratio of expenses of management
TO income for 46 ycars........... o''o per ce'l''
Send for rates.
PHILIP :. MILLER, General Agent
,or New-Yorx City and Ncw.Jtrsey
No | Wall St. New-lork.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
FRENCH DEPUTIES RATIFY A TRADE TREATY

Paris Dec 9o.-The commercial convention lie
tween France and the United State, Ia'lhci b.
the Chamber or Deputies To day.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
FlTHER AND son ENGAGE IN MURDER

Americus. Ga. Dec. 22.-Dr. J. J. Worsham. n
leading physician OF this place was slot and Killed
10 night by DR.. j. u. Iinkcl and DR.. 4. l.. liinkol
Win are father and son. Dr. Worsham a witness
4, case against the lnkes and the murder RESULTED
from that cause The IInkels were arrested and
narrowly escaped lynchlnS
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23

FIinss Fine Furni,nre. Eeopomy anu gooa "sse st
best ivf inc Ae'Ss ""'S'' ~'
Elint's. 1sthkt- eaS s>s-~'~
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
REVOLT. IN TWO AUSTRIAN PRISONS.

Of flowers and otherwise their anxiety for her ~
cOvery.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23

The new Wagner cars Of the Ncw-iork Central. are
naryels nj lnSprv-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

The Duchess OF Edinburgh, mother
OF the youngest Of royal hancess, has
had strange and troubled history. As
Arehduehess Maria OF Russia she was
the adored only daughter OF Gar Mich
olas and her marriage 70 the sailor son
of the Queen Of England WAS consid-
cred by many a mesAluAnce, but her
love for him conquered oil obstaclea,
and what was looked upon by many as
a mere political Arrangement was
really dictated on the one side ut least,
by the most fervent girlish affection.
The Duchess is not popular In England,
the deep-rooted feeling OF distrust
against the Russian nation which has
obtained in Great Britain since the
Crimean war extended Itself TO her
and, proudly sensitive, she did not care
TO try and oonciliste tho affections OF
those who credited her from the frst
with want Of sympathy and dislike OF
her husbands people. She has, how
ever, been an admirable wifei and
Princess Maria, RoumAnia's future
Queen, has been extremely well
brought up and is the most winning
member Of the royal families Since
the tragic death Of her father tho
Duchess has never seemed 70 have had
the cloud Of gloom entirely lifted of.
She Is much beloved In her own circle
and the preaeut Gar "a never so happy
as when she ls spending a short holi-
day In her native land'-Detroit Free
Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
NO ACCOUNTING FOR TASTES.

A West Chester Pa, woman has a
curious collection in the shape of
number Of teeth of relations,
A Ilolyolre coufectioner is putting in
cough drop machine that will cough
out one ton of drops dizzy.
Grated clans stewed in cream with
truffe chips and herbs, masquerade at
Narragansett as Neptune salad.
A gastronomic fad at Newport r
l., is serving only the wings OF roast
chicken, the part held to be the best
SauerlSruut can never be made an
imperial or fashionable dish, albeit
Kaiser William is "passionately fond
OF It,"
They tell of Chicago man rescued
from raft in mid.ocean who, when
brandy was given to revive him, faint
ly gasped, ~ prefer pie, "
A promising lad was taken to the
Cardiff infrmary, London, not long
ago to be relieved of fifty-three mar
bles which he had swallowed for
"keeps,"
The English who used to sueer at
American tomatoes, can not now get
enough of the vegetable W hioh is a
luxury OF the season" on London
tables.
A New York doctor recently re-
turned from New Hampshire village
says that he discovered a unique hotel
keeper there who by means Of his eH-
pertness as ventriloquist conveyed
the notion to his guests that he had a
regular STAFF OF servants and chef
besides When the host took the doc
tors order for eggs on toast he called
Il out in deep bass voice, then step
ping out into the hall he sent II on in
a voice of moderate pitch and evoked a
response from the supposititious chef
In falsetto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

The following stories by an officer in
the Union army who fought at York
town during the late rebellion will give
give an idea of the temper and spirit
with which the advent Of the "Yanks
was looked for by the negroes. A cou-
pie of officers were advancing some dis
lance apart from their men, when they
were hailed by an old negro woman
standing in the door of her rude cabin.
Bless de Lord Bless de Lord!' she
exclaimed as loud rs she could. "Yer's
come at last! Yer's come at lastl Use
looked for yer these many years and
now yer's come. Bless de Lordl'
Nothing could exceed the old
woman's delight at seeing the Yam
KEGS. This meant something, and how
mueh2 In the childish delight OF that
old woman what a history is sug'
gested.
Long years she had waited to see this
deliverance. Slave she was, and the
slow wears dragged their weary lengths
past her youth, and still hope whis'
pered that the hour would come when
the bondage would be broken. AT last
it comes, when the spring of lie is
gone, aud yet her aged lips are eio-
quent with Joy.