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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27
AFTER EN- HARD.

The leading papers of America are
everlastingly whooping it up to the
modern game of football. We read in all
the northern papers a broadside against
1t, and the southern journals are not be-
hind. The Norfolk Landmark, edited by
COLONEL MURRAY, says, in the course of
a column article against the brutal game :
We believe in good, sensible exercise.
We sympathize with the boys in their
recreation and fun and would not say
a word in opposition to anything de-
vised for their benefit and practiced for
their advantage, but we sincerely pro-
test that football is unworthy of their
intelligence and should be abandoned.
There is no sense in reckless exposure
to danger without n r~edeeming motive.
There is no wisdom in overstraining the
body and weakening it for life in a crazy
effort to take a football from some big
ger boy or in resisting his effort to cap
ture it. What glory is there in that ?
What worthy incentive Is there any
wisdom in jumping off a high wall be-
cause some fool is disposed to question
ones ability or willingness to do so?
Are the young men at college there to
risk their lives and jeopardize their health
in wrestling matches? Are they sent
there to make intellectual records or
smuggling records to become men of we'll
developed brain and heart, or prize
fighters runners, aud physical perform
ers on the football field? The best part
Of the world is getting tired of this per.
version Of the use of colleges which are
inhibiting the barbarous play which is
manning and killing some of the noblest
youth of the land.
1t would seem, II newspapers indicate
the feelings of the people, that modern
football ha. had its day. The old fash
Toned game was all right, and it gave ex-
erCisP to the students. In these more de
generate days it seems to give exercise
to the grave digger. Let it be wiped off
the list of sports until the rules are
brought down to some decent level.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27
III GRIND.

Congress will be at it next week. The
bills will pile in and the tongues will be
| oiled for the occasion. The most i'm
portant thing before congress is the
tariff question, and then will come the
southern war claims. The pension bust
ness will not be touched. 1t is said that
CLEVELAND is hedging on that question,
lodging, as he dodged on silver when he
went to the gold bugs.
But just the same there will be a howl
for the payment of the just claims. 1RBY,
of South Carolina, has introduced a bill
for the payment of one million and other
millions will follow. And they should.
1t is a fact, admitted by all, that the gov.
eminent owes the South millions of dol.
lars for property which was stolen by the
SHERMAN bummers. No honest man will
deny this, and as the muniicent govern
ment pays out sixty millions to a crowd,
two-thirds of whom were sneaks and who
never saw a fight and who never smelled
real powder, and calls the act Of robbery
rewarding "old soldiers" it is high time
that men who have honest claims were
being re imbursed for property wantonly
stolen and destroyed by the band of jani-
zaries which passed through this country
headed by OLD BILL SHERMAN, disgrace
ing the uniforms they wore and the flag
they carried.
Congress must come to it, and now
that the south is firmly seated in the
it will come to it.
A few million must come this way
and let the sneaks at the north rest their
con science for a time.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27
A DIRE

There is an awful, terrible calamity
threatening this country. 1t hangs over
the people like a pall-a spectre dark and
grim and CHASTITY. 1t is a cloud through
which no ray of hope may come-a
night.flled storm Of woe. The congress
threatens to raise the revenue on likker
on the reeking red, the ~tarantula Juice,
the cut glass and arsenic, the coffin warn
ish-about si~xty-hve cents. Holy Grail
If this comes what disaster must follow.
Il is claimed now that families are
starved because The father soaks his hide
the money which the mother made with
The needle 10 purchase rum, thu taking
from the mouths of the little ones the
bread which they should have eaten.
And now the congress proposes 20 inlen
slfy the yil!any 10y increasing the price
OF "h'ehey -makirg the mother sew the
more anu tie children 20 hunger more.
This is wrong. The old pink nosed
hummer will drink his rot-gut so long as
ii is made. II be cannot buy it he will
beg it or steal it, and in the name OF all
that is good, why not take the tariff of,
and let the fellow so inclined have it free
and kill himself as soon as possible.
Seriously speaking, Illicit stills will do
a more thriving business. Those who d.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27

The Lincoln, Nebraska, Call says that jour
nalisn has it's colOnels, no less crowned than
war.
Col. F. NJ. BARBEE says the negro who stole
his drivers overcoat overlooked a pocket-b book
lying by the side of it, containing seven thou
sand dollars.
PROCTOR, who raises a racket at his grocery.
Informs us that he will have plenty of ALI
gators for THANKSGIVING. He perhaps refers
to his alligator cigars.
COLONEL Bob CARR writes us that he will
celebrate next st. Patrick's Day in regal style,
whatever that may or may not mean.
Col. SANTA CLAUS writes us that owing to
the hard times he will not do near the bushes IS
he has on former occasions, and asks us to in
form his little friends not to expect too much.
If COLONEL WHITAKER was here to-day,
We'll be it would snow within twenty-five
minutes.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27
A Big FORTUNE

and thereafter added to Vt by advertising in We
EddytOr's papyr.-Amcrican Grocer.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27

lutte and poison their whiskey now will
simply do a little more of it, and the bar
keeper will be enriched and whiskey will
remain the same.
The New York Sun says that the \.
N. c. A. people of the north are petition
ing congress for this measure, hoping
thereby to decrease the consumption of
whiskey. But the scheme will never
work. 1t only means a poorer quality
of w~hiskeY-if such a thing is possible.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27
JUSTICE.

They have a way of meeting out justice
down in Richmond which We admire.
They do not allow anything to come be-
tween the criminal and the law Senti
ment is kicked Over the back fence and
on down the alley. And that's what the
lawmakers intended when they made
law. JEFFERSON WALLACE, secretary of
the city democratic committee, Saturday
pleaded guilty in the hustings court Of
having sent a challenge to fight a duel to
JOSEPH BRYAN, proprietor of the Times
newspaper. The jury fined him S. and
sentenced him to confinement in the Jail
for one hour. Now that's the stuff. In
many communities where the law be-
comes a football, as it were, WALLACE
would have escaped by being fined about
a dollar and seventy.tive cents and serv-
ing in jail not oyer fifteen minutes.
The good people of Richmond are to
to be congratulated on their determina-
ton to see The majesty of the law pre-
served, ever if it takes a horse to do it.
Such things go a long way TO prove that
civilization is the handspring of our
great and glorious country's success.
THERE is not much hustle yet consid-
ering the fact that the holiday season is
upon US. But wait until Monday when
congress meets and then we will all get
relief. This will make times good.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27
Ghc Durham 1ailp GLOBE.
BY AL u

THE GLOBE is published every day (Sunoay
excepted) and delivered by carrier at $500 a
wear. or 50 cents a month. THE GLOBE circu-
lates throughout North Carolina.
THE WEEKLY GLOBE is a large eight-page
paper. containing all the news, and is sent by
mail at sl.5O a year in advance.
Otfce-Corner Main and Church streets.
GLOBE telephone, No. 70.
All advertisements and notices continued
antil ordered out.
Address all communications to
THE GLOBE
Durham, n. c.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27

THE information Is that the Mississippi
river as far south as Burlington, Iowa, is
frozen over. so those who are shivering
a little down this way should not lose
heart.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27

THERE is q revolution on in the
matter of magazines. The Cosmopol-
itan, formly So a year is now 81 so
McClure's is 81 80 and the Forum, al.
ways $500 comes down 10 So. Verify
this is an age of cheap book making.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27

hoods Pills sc. easily, Yet promptly Sud
efficiently, On the liver and bowels. 25c.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27

THE beautiful snow seems TO be
whooping il up this winter all over the
county. Considering the ~stringeucy Of
the times, this is very kind in the beau
tiful snow.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27

THE gold mines over about Concord
are being worked by northern men, and
the yield is said to be immense.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-27
minutes.

would only keep Hoods Sarsaparil,a and Hoods
Pills al hand as we DO, much sickness and suf-
fering would he prevented Mrs. L. TOWNS
END, Rising Sun, Delaware.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-19
JOINT EXERCISES

For West Virginia and Delaware Day, at Festival
hall, August 23rd, 1893, at $50 o'clock, p. m.
|. The Governors Of the two States
will preside, and each viii make short
Introductory addresses, and present the
speakers from his own State.
.. There will be in alternate sue
cession, addresses by Senators and
Representatives in Congress in each
State, and other distinguished repre-
sertatives Of each, appropriate to the
occasion.
3. AT So'clock in the evening their
will be a social gathering and reunion
at the respective State Buildings, to be
attended by the citizens Of each State,
and such Others as may be specially in
vited BY card.
Y. a programme, containing Aide
tails, viii be definitely arranged later
and promptly promulgated.
The Board Of Worlds Fair Manag-
ers cordially invite all WEST virginians
70 be present, and will feel gratified at
q full attendance.
W w CHANcELLoR,
President Board Of Worlds Far
Managers, West Virginia
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-19
A STRANGE SUICIDE
Miss Ec,tie MobcrIy Takes Her liz Wth Her
Brothers Revolver.

Miss Ncttie MoboFly Takes Her Life Wiih Her
Brothers Revolver.
This community was startled this AZ
terhoon when il became generally
known that Miss Neitie Moberly,
charming young lady, daughter of en-
Mayor Lewis H. Mobeiy, had shot
and killed herself.
The tragedy occurred At ] 20 o'clock
al the home 81 the young lady's broth
81, Mr.. Robert Mobcrly, Ion south
Market street ncaribc cemetery Miss
Moberly was At her own homo, about
d square this sids II her brothers., len
minutes before The tragedy, and was
apparently happy and gave no out
ward token Of the terrible dotormina
tion thai had been made IN her mind.
She went 10 her brothers by herself,
and sat down a few AJnntes. talking
with members Of the family and sing
ing.
She then went up 10 The front bed
room, and obtaining her brothers. AZ
calibre revolver, stood IN front Of Tie
bureau looking glass, placed Tie wcap.
on in her mouth and fred one shot.
The bullet crashed upward through
brain and skull, passing out al The
back Of the head and falling on The
floor, whereit was 'afterward found.
No cause whatever can be assigned
by the members II her family for tho
cause Of theyonng lady's suicide, and
they were prone to pronounce the
shooting accidental, but the note she
left behind preclndes that theory. She
had shown no signs whateycrof mcnt-
al or physical Illness. was il bright,
happy spirits and had arranged to
spend this evening with Mr. and Mrs
Sehwearing
She was not known 70 have had
trouble Of any kind and was rarticu-
larly lively and cheerful. She was a
young lady Of fine figure and piqnant
face and was generally seen on the
streets with her sister, Miss Jennie,
without whom she seldom went ont,
even for d short distance She was
about n years q age and lad many
friends, all Of whom are of course se-
verely shocked BY the terrible tragedy
Frederick Nems
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-19
THE INDEPENDENT HAS HIM.

Evidently the editor Of the Lideped-
ea Is to be pitied He says
"The snake editor is the most Spver-
worked man in the newspapers Basi-
ness this summer.
And then in the same issue goes on
in this strain
While ploughing on the farm Of
Mr.. John ID. Burlhart on the Tusca-
rora, last week, Mi. John w. Brown
killed / snakes in three days, varying
from six inches to four feet and half
in measurement
1.-THE WORLD Of Saturday, speaking
Of the marrow escape which Mrs. Tic.
man had from being attacked by a.
huge black snake which was afterwards
killed by Harry Holman and Ghas.
Marstella, announces with head line
" Might Have Been Dangerous For
our part it was too dangerous entirely
for us to have desired to be near the
reptile. II was dangerous, and not
might have been.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-19

A correspondent Of the New York
Times suggests the advisability Of hold
ing mass meetings Of the people all
over the country to give public ex
preston 10 the popular demand for the
repeal Of the silver purchasing clause
Of the Sherman act. This plan is not
without merit yet more instant way
to attain the desired result is ready to
hand. Let each citizen who believes
in unconditional repeal write briefly,
and without delay, TO that effect to his
Senators and Representative in Con
gress. 1t is wonderful what political
momentum there is in an aggregation
Of letters from Congressman's con-
stituents demanding action in GER
tain direction.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-19

Continued disorder bordering on an
archy has constrained the government
Of Argentina TO proclaim martial law
throughout the Republic Rebels and
revolutionists, as the adhercnts Of the
Liberal party are termed, are to be dis
armed, and peace Is TO be guaranteed
and enforced by the mobilization Of
the National Guard. President Pena,
whose misgoyernment has brought
about the revolt in the northern prov
inces, viii not surrender the reins Of
power without sharp struggle, and
while he shall remain intrenched in Of
fee the pacifcation Of the country will
be well-nigh hopeless task.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-19
SNAP SHOTS NJ HONE NEWS.

Owing to the absence Of DR.. Cackley
there will be no preaching in, Trinity
M E. Church, South, tomorrow
The old brick church at Clarksburg,
". Van built by the Presbyterians in
1884 has been torn down to make room
for \ new edifce The grave Of tie
first pastor, Rev. Asa Brooks, grand,
father ofex Coy. FlemnAing. was found
undisturbed under the pulpit Of the
old edifiee.
The skeleton Ola flood victim MAS
found il the river bed at Johnstowno I'll
Tuesday One relic hunter found 4
package of gold eagles, mixed with
Some 50 gold pieces, in ali 1880, wrap
ped in what was either'a wooden cloth
Or I'm old stocking Men are quitting
good situations 10 hunt for yaluables.
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a Judgment has been obtained
against ex-senator Dorsey, Of Star
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debt incurred in the purchase ofa
piano. At the close Of the famous
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G. lngersoll, presented him with 4
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New Mexico. The piano was part
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then the ex-senator and the Colonel
have become estranged; the ex-senator
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to be penuiless. The piano was never
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SATURDAY IslSNc AUGUST 10. 1898

The prohibition Of the importation
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