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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
The Days Record of Current Events In
the City and Vicinity.

The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.
DIR. Thomas II. Hogg, of Raleigh,
will in the near future give a lecture at
Trinity college on the Nicaragua canal.
Cot. J. J. Mackay, who is just back
from an extended eastern trip is more
than ever convinced that Durham is in 1t
The services of the Trinity Metho
dist congregation at the Presbyterian
church, which were interrupted by the
bad weather, will be resumed tonight.
Subject, China.
While the Christian people are dis
cussing China, what is being done in the
matter of Smoky Hollow? However,
the heather must be looked after, no
matter what comes.
The street scrapers were at 1t to-day
and the group was made conspicuous by
a woman who with other offenders
against law and decency was working
out gne. No matter what the shade of
the complexion, it always looks tough to
see woman working the streets, yet
none will say but what the penalty is a
inst one
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
COMING AND GOING.

Durham People on the Move and Visitors
in the City.
Mr.. D. w. Whitaker returned to-day
from Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. V. T. Lambe left this morning for
Washington, where he will witness the
inaugural ceremonies on the 4th.
Col. G. T. Postley leaves tonight for
Washington to take in the Inauguration
and will extend his visit to Baltimore
and points north.
Mr. Louis Blount and family, who leave
tonight for Augusta, Ga, where they
will make their home in future, carry
with them the best wishes of many friends
in this city.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
THE GAY, GAY GIRL.

She Takes Cold Pizen but Does Not Leave
Henderson On This Trip.
Col. A. Hatchetts talk in the News and
Observer this morning is as follows: 1t
is about the giddy one who was at Mrs.
Ruties with man she called Foy:
HENDERSON, N. G. Feb. 2S.-Mrs
Victoria Smolensky the deserted wife
of Joe Smolensky of this place, who was
married late in December. and who has
made herself notorious since the separa
tion by intimacy with other men, at
tempted suicide yesterday evening by
swallowing half ounce of laudanum.
DR.. J. Tucker was called in, administered
the proper antidotes and treatment, and
she is in possession of her health and
faculties this morning.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
Three pages of the Spring
Edition of The WEEKLY
GLOBE have already been
taken. Get in it now.
TOBACCO TALK.

Rev. Alex Walker Gives His Views on the
Tobacco Market.
The receipts of leaf continue large with
no material change in quality. The crop
is being marketed more rapidly than
usual, and if prices continue as high as
they are at present and the farmers have
seasons for stripping and getting ready
for market, the crop will be sold earlier
this year than usual. The crop thus far
has been sold for good prices, when we
take into consideration the inferior
quality of the goods. The 1892 crop of
tobacco is an inferior crop with small
per cent of good tobacco which has sold
for high prices, and while very inferior
grades have been sold for low prices, it
has brought all it was worth.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
The Bottom Is Out.

$40. The Tyler Desk company of st.
Louis, Mo-, have just issued their Nam
moth Desk and Bank Counter Catalogue
for 1893, showing new goods, new styles,
Curtain Desk for $16, should satisfy
every one that they mean just what they
say. Catalogues free. Postage 12c.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
AS TO MANUAL TRAINING.

The Technological Building of Trinity
College Will Soon BE Equipped.
The executive committee of the board
OF trustees of Trinity college held meet.
Ing this afternoon in the office of Mr.. V.
Ballard to arrange for placing machin.
cry IN the chronological building and
commencing the course of study neces
sary 1or thorough manual training in
tne various arenas now offered to young
men of brain and muscle.
Ihe building is all right, and all that is
now lacking is the machinery, cf which
Dr. Crowell is just now making a special
study.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01

Yesterday started the fourth year of
THE DAILY GLOBE. Both THE DAILY
and WEEKLY have q larger circulation
than any other newspaper published in
Durham. This fact we stand ready TO
prove. And this fact shows that a live
newspaper is appreciated.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
PASSED THE HOUSE !
The Watson Bill Goes Through by
Ten Majority.
1t Must Yet Run Through the Senate
to Be a Law.
HOPED THAT 1T WILL NOT HAPPEN
People Who Come and Go-Brief Brew
ties of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

ties of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.
The Watson bill went through the
house to day. 1t passed the third read
lng-and is now waiting for the senate.
THE GLOBE the other day printed the
alleged fact that this bill had passed the
senate-been railroaded throughput it
seems now that this is a mistake.
Anyhow, the thing has passed the
house, and it is for the senate to save the
tobacco towns in the state.
The following message late this after
noon tells the story;
RALEIGH, March 1.-[Special Wat.
sons warehouse bill passed third read
Ing in the house by vote of Sc to 46-
after four hours of debate.
III A. LATHAM.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
RABlD UTTERANCES.

What the Salisbury Herald Says About the
Awful Colonel Fairbrother.
THE DURHAM GLOBE entered upon Its
fourth year to day. 1t Is a unique and
peculiar paper, and, while not agreeing
with its extravagant and often rabid ut
terances, we can but admire the wit and
bright genius of Col. AL Fairhrother, its
editor. The Herald does not endorse the
views of THE GLOBE, but enjoys reading
it, nevertheless, and wishes 1t continued
prosperity.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01

If the worth of anything is proven by
results, then surely DIR Bulls Cough
Syrup, is preeminently the best cough
syrup now eXtant.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01

81 am convinced of the merit of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, after having taken but few
doses"-this is what many people say.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01

ssooy 90 easy in its action, harmless and
PeanIasn Pev'Isl In relieving Is Simmons Liver
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
10 PIECES

Choice patterns-frst-class width
good Cloth, at S cents, worth 10
cents.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
so PIECES

Exquisite designs, at 8 cents, worth
Is cents.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
ESQ PIECES

Choice and dainty new patterns in
Cambria, Nansook and Lawn, bought
at half price, and we place them on
sale at the same rate. Indeed this
is rare opportunity to lay in sup
ply of choice Embroideries at a saw
ing Of one-half-$l.O0 worth for 50
cents. Think Of the opportunity
Just one half.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
SO PIECES

Very wide and new patterns, at 10
and 70! cents, worth 90 and 25
cents.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-01
40 PIECES

In unapproachable designs and quail.
ity, at Is, 10, 24 and 80 cents, worth
from 80 to 38 cents, ranging in
width from five to fifteen inches
We would have you see this great
special line of Embroideries at half
price offering. If you cannot come
in person, send for samples at once.
Nothing like it has ever appeared
on this market. Watch this column
for as great bargains.
Ellis, Stone &C.,,
124 Main Street.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

8etcr bcs @roBen BEL Der SlaocScat6cbrale
in ct. petersburg, auf einem So6eG aus
Waalabit, iine eini9e Ser 9rOBeren Stilde.
Damn aber, bic Scenen aus bcm Golfs1
lcben!
Sier utrnmt Elm &oiaf bom Gfer6 6erab
9(bicbte6 bon ieinem MGbcben; bort jagt
sic vGroifa" baS ruiiil6e ScbIittengcz
Ipann iiber Sic Steppe. 9oc6 aufgeri9tet
itebt ser &uticher borne int S9Litten, unb
dl1gitGi6 il4t int b%interen SiB oaS Paar,
Sic Trol itcb an Sen Mann i9miegcno,
Sobub. Ser @olf lit Ser Sroita gcfolgt,
u,tb mir bic S3neai8feit Ser Hfcrbe fam
iie retten. Sine porSiigIicbc @ruppe lit bic
@olfsiag6 Don grofciior Qicbericb, 5pci
Stiidc, Sic @olfSbebe unb Sic 9lntunft Der
Sagcr, Sic ben lcbcnOig eingefangenen
lSolf betmgetragcn Dabcn. @inen &au9
faiier auf einem Sbien9eipann, ben
@etn i'm Ocbisnfeu gcbor9en, iteQt cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

-unb 6unfcl9riinen Borp6Dr, Dem lmarag07
men Walocbit, DEM Dunfclgrauen 3abraoor,
Stetne bic in Stbirien, DEM Nltai, Dem
ural gefunben merbelt, Stetne, an benen
9tuBlanb 10 reih lit, bic eS sum SDeiI aacin
beiibt, bici c&unit!pcrfe biIoen cine Der bib
icbeltcu, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ibeilc Ser
ruiiiicb>n Nuslteuung. Nennenslpcrt6 lit
ba Gin &amin aus Walacbit nit @inlab
aus SaSpis NIB Borpbpr, lonic 5pet So
IoIiolpaien Gus WtaIa4it.
2abraoor, 5u Sbmudioben bertpenbet,
lit DieIfab ausgcitelt, ebenio Die iibirti6en
SaspiSarten unb Der Selenit, cine Qlrt
fleil9farbi9cr Alo6oitcr.
Die 8ronSen NuBlanbS, 8ilber Dem
ruiiticDen Golfsleben entleDnt, linO unerz
reic6bar. sic gefdlcn pielen &unitfcnnern
better ais allies, mas in 8ronSe atf Der
9u5feaung lit. Grofeiior 2aOarebfis
Slatue u2tmor uno gfDAa". baS 9entmal
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

9i9ter in ieineln arbcitssilnmcr ar Ser
6obelbanf bar, Elm britteS fli6rt i'm ais
2anbmann binter Dem Bfluge Dor. GoLitot
in alien Staoien ieincs pielieitigen @irfcnS
rnb S6affens cricbeint ouf bieien fiinit=
IerticD poaenbetcn Walereieu.
Die ruliii6en 8ronaen iin6 6urcb 5ipei
s6irmen pcrtrcteu. Die cine felt Sic 0erfe
beS beritbmteIel1 ruiltic6en 8ilb6aucr5,
Gugcn 2onccraD, Ser Die bciten btSber un>
erreicbten rllliicbcn GOlfstDpcn gci6afien
bat, aus, bic anbcre neben 8ron;en &unit7
lpcrfc in Walacblt, Borpb9r, &0ooonita,
2optSlaSuli, SaSpt5, N9ot, 2obrobor, 9toenz
turinc u1o anocrn fibiriiben Steincn.
@9ieic Gtic6plattcn, Scbreibz unb &amin7
oarnituren, 8aien unb 8oitamentc tn
blauem 2apisla5aIi, in Dem g~riincn burbz
ltcbti8en gtep4rit, bcm flcii9farbi0cn 9tboz
bonit, bem III 700 peribieOcnen 6arbcn
criDcinenoen SaSpi8, Dem r0t6lt35raunen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

CUR tatierlibcn &eicbsbruderei uno i5rer in
Der Gbat bemerfensmertbcn Nusiteuung.
0iciclbe ite6t inter Ser 2eitung bes @ez
beimratb Sens, md6renb Gice6irettor S.
9tenninger, iotpic Der 3plograp0 Sobenz
ftloen unb Der 2itbograp6 Sfamont sic
NusiteQung auf8eiteut baben.
W1it beio1berem Stols tpieS 6crr 0irefz
tot Nenninger auf Bic 8apierbogen nit
Balcrsetbnungen, ipie tic GuBIanb unb
Stalien bier oQein unb 1ur &ublanb
IN Der G%Olenbung ausaeitelt baben.
@egen bas 9i9t ge6alten, eribeincn
ga i'm Gapier Sic WiebaiGons Ser
&atierin &atbcrine, Betcr DeS @roBen,
bes Iebtert, beS jebigen &atiers, ser ruliiz
i6cn Qblcr, bas &aiicri6loB uno anoerc
8ilbcr. QluBcr biclen 8opiercn felt Sic
Gei9s6ruferei Mrbeiten bon Sbulern in
&reibe unb Sober, 8erlutbe bon @ropiiren,
oann abcr ais cine Specialitdt Hublanbs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

gang Sic 9tusiteQung Ser faiicrlicben Stein
ibleiferei 1T YctersDof auf. Der &aiicr
iel6it lit Ser Bette &unbc, er opfcrti6r ;dDra
licb uielleicbt cine balbc WtQipn unO ct
icIbit bat altc6 Sic Crime N}epbriti6aalc, bic
S6aalc aus tpeiBem Guar3, cine brittle
aus 8ergfroitaI arsgeitcIt. 0iele brct
S6aalen, jeoe aus cinem Stif gemobt,
itnb IN tbren gemuhbencn, gei6n0rfelten
Sormen tpo6I einSig in ibrcr Dirt auf oer
9l~uSiteQung, un6 mir glallben au6 faum,
baB ein Nn6erer ais Der 8eberric6cr alter
iolcbc 9iebbobereien ausitcaen
Gine S9aale aus &bOOonitc, einem
I'M ltraLaebirse 9cfun0cnen flcii9farbi8en
gcb3rt SIT ser faiierltcbcn Sanmz
lung. 8obl cine Ser groBartigiten Se7
DISQUALIFICATION nicbL ollein oct ruiiiiben
Section, fonbern ser 9anaen 9(usiteuung
lin6 bic BON Seiner MaieitGt gcianbten
bret @btffoniercn aus barten itbtrll4en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

S~teinarten, nit barter Moiaif eingelest,
Gbtffonteren BON sera6c3u ipun0er6arer
S6onbeit. Die mittlcre Gb~tffoniere, me-
benbei geiagt, bat tie Ser fatierli6cn Soda
tule $4,000 g%efoitet, felt cine tropii9e
9anbi9aft, 9lffen, buntgefieoerte 80gel,
Bolntelt, in berrlicber Woiaiferbett, bar.
Quf Der anoeren Seite bas 9ortaleingangS
1tcDt au6 Elm bon Ser Ge9ierung 9eia1tSter
0egenitanO, Gin Wo6eQ, entnorfcn bon
Dem Grbauer bes 8ortalS, benz Mrcbiteften
Hopett, bas Mobeu Ser Wtcmorialttrbe,
Die auf oerlelben Stele in ct. Betersburg
erbaut miro, auf Der %Qtleranocr Der 3peite,
BON nibtliftii6en 9Dnamitarben ermorDet,
ictn 2eben berlor.
2infs bonn Gin9ang, an ser @an6, itebt
etn S6ranf, Ser GolitotrS branf, bet BON
groBcm 8ertbe lit. @ingcbrannt IN Nborn
tit auf Der einen Tiiutofel Solitoi's 8ilb,
Elm anberes fteut Ben g~reiicn 9atrtoten ultb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

Gulalilbcr, beiebt nit GIrtiien, 0oGcbe,
NIT DeQblauen Siirfiien i%tberidt, ein
biibi1er6 aaricbmuG, 8roben, 9rmbdnber,
@irtel nit caucaiii6en S6n0aen, tpie lie
iebt IN Yaris 10 Wfobe gemorbcn itno, ale
Oieie caucalii9en Silberarbeiten nit ben
ruiitidben 8ubitabeu vKabkazr" (S&au7
foiuS) perleben, bann Die @ratidoff7
lc6cn 6iligrunorbeitcn, pa6rlib 8uBz
lambs Silberibn1icbefunft bart 1tb leben
lalien. 8sionberS aufmerfiam mO6z
ten mir auf spei !Scili9enbiloer, ben
6ci(anOtopf unb Die Sungfrau Waria, in
ipeiBe @erlen 9ciebt, nit eingclegter
Gmaine, bas S9mufitii6 Scr SammIung,
aufn1erfiam macbelt.
On SEN S4rdnten nit !6a,bmalereier
auf Gapiermai3e, MI bem S4ranf nit
ben tleinen ret3en6cn Sigircben aus Borz
celan unb 6ols, Die ale bas ruiiii6e
GoIfslebcn iauitrircn, porbei ~9elan8en mir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

elmer Mosfauer Su6paarcnfirma aus
ibwerem @aImBDOIs, lit geraoesu Elm
&unitmerf.
OaS Bortal ldBt cinen ltcberblif iber
ben Dorbern' unb icb0niten She'll Ser Gee
tion su. Nur Elm @dpaptQon lit bur6 bte
Qufnabme bon @egenitGnben ruiiti6er
&trbenfunit in cine Dirt &apelle Dertpan7
belt morben. l1eber Die 8riiltung beS
6auptportals bintpeg fdut Ser 8ltd auf Die
am Gtngan9 auf9citcaten Sbaalen unb
Galen, bic Sic faiierli9e Steini6leifcrei
&at6arinenbur9 I'M llraL gel9idt bat. Die
Steine bes l1rals, Der rOt6Iicbe 8orpbDr,
ber Crime SaSpis, Der bunfel9rauc 9obraz
bor, bic Steinc, sic &uBlanb 10 groBartig
su &unftgebi1ben gu peripenben tpeiB, iinb
bier anu @in9ang Der ruiitlcben Section ais
ruiiii6c Srigi1alitdten ausgciteut.
Stei9t ma bie Sreppe bin0b at 0cr
eigentIiden Section, 10 faQt 0Iei9 ain Gin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

anoerc @ruppe oar. Die 9auceraD'icben
Tiguren lcben, bieie &oiafen, 8ai6ttren,
Ii6erfelien, iinD naturgetreue 8Olfstppen.
u9ta6 ber S6laebt" lit cine @ruppe b%etitelt.
Der aoiaf im 8riegericbn1u6 fcbrt 9eim
bonn Siege; uauS5ug" beiBt cine anoere,
cine @ruppc iunger, tui(ber, ihb beiBcnoer,
nit einanoer ipielcn6er Steppenpferoc, bic
Der &oiaf gum Warftc bringt. 9fei5en6 lit
Sic gntfiibrung zines WtdbbenS burcb ben
8o}afer, unb Diclbegebrt, originell
iin0 ale oielc 8ronsefiguren aus 6em ruilt7
icbcn GotfSlcbal. W3an fonnte 6icr fiigli6
Die i'm Minenpalait ausseftelIten Siguren
aus @5ubctien, &unitipcrfe iebc ein5elne, in
Der Beiprccbun9 anrcibcn, bob bon oicicn
1pGter etl1lnal.
Nd1t Ben 8ron3eiaben fallen Sic Sile
berpaaren, Die e%maiuirten Qlrbeiten, bur3e
libtigc Gntailen, faufaiti9es Silber, ni6t
ST. Derpccbieln NIT Dem minberpertbtgcn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
g9aS Ser SGa bri&t9t+

9epeiben pom Gbtcagoer &riegsibau7
plaB: vOie ,%Gilenbabnen bringen ge8en
bas Yublicum iiegreicb por. Qebten Wonz
tag 9l6cnb 9roBe NieDcrlage bes SeinbeS,
Der 3 Sobte unO etn 9uben0 S6perper>
tpun6ete perlor. Die 8obnen boffen, eS
balls auf ein 0ubenb So6te pet Sag 5u
bringen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

Die 6erlteuung zines Stibfanals
3tpiiDen Dem &bein un6 &arlSrube beicbdfz
ti9t augenblidLib Bic itabtrGt6li9en &reiie
8arLsrube's. 8etm 8lrgerausi6uB lit be-
antragt, 5000 Marf sur NuSdrbeitung Ser
Bldne unb &OitenpOrani3Idgc 81 betpiaiz
gen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

Die &aiiertn bat aus QtnIaB t6res @ez
6urtstaass crfldrt, baB tie gegen ale Ser
i6tpenbung lei un6 baB ite Die Nlusgaben
ibres 6ofeS itren8e auf baS 9totbtpenbt9e
unb JtiibIicbe 5u bcl4rdnfcn tpilniDe. 3ur
GcrpolftGnbigung bieler Na6ric6t let nocb
bemcrft, bab eS ii6 bier nibt ettpa UNI bic
Waieltdtcn in Berlin, ct. gcter5burg ober
@ien banbclt, lonbern UNI Die benz 3eits
geiit b0ui9 frem0e, tletne NGrrin, bic
&ailerin bon GDtna,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

@inc auffduiee Sbutiadbe lit icBs
burcb sic amtIicbe Statiitit e~rtpiclen NOR
ben: cine betrd9tlicbc Qtbnabme Der o.
burten i'm 0cutl9en @eibc. Die 3a1l Ser
tpcl1iger ais Sebn Sabre alien &inbsr BAT
Itdb S%ipiidben 1880 unb 1890 nm A &ro=
scnt Dermin6ert. SelbitperitGnblidb BAN
Oc(t es iicb niht nm cine 8erminoeruus Scr
abioluten !3a6l, ionbern Inn Die 9lbnabuuc
bcr 8cr~hdltniBsabl, Die ben Brosentiab Der
r~pe1iger ais 3ebniG9rtsen in bet gansct
8eD0lferung an9ibt. 9a 6ieie Qbnabme
fallm auf er6Obter &inbcriterblt6felt be-
rubt = in bteicm Safe miBten epiDemiibe
&inoerfrantbetten baS 2anb fart beirngez
lu9t 6aben : 10 fam Sic @rflQrung llur
in elmer REMEMBERING Der @eburten gez
lu4t perben. Gs 9ibt aueroings 9erio=
nell, bie cine 8ermebrung ber &insf9iterSz
Ii9teit b%e6aupten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

Ser neuLib an bieier Stele tpegcn ieines
Sbarfitnnes belobte tiirfiibe Senior bat
fitrsli9 cln S6ulbu6 Der Geographic uerz
urtbeilt, tpeiL baiiclbe bon elmer vGercini-
gung Ser Sliiie" ipracb. Der Sultan
ipiinicbc nicbt, meinte Der Senior, baB iein
Golf irgenb etipaS iiber 8~ereinigun9er ober
@ombinationen erfabre. Cine Naturz@ez
l6i9te tpurbe bingertbtet, neil ie cin
&apttcl iibcr Sternfiide entb;elt unb Der
8uterinqutiitor barin cine gebetlne 9(ltz
ipielung ouf ben BaIait bes Sultans fab,
Dcr ben Namen Stern" fitDrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

bilt'icben Nusipru9: The public be
damned. &ein beiicrcS Spln6oI Scr
8orgbeie Ganber6ilt tDmte croabt tperz
pen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

&ibter GU Sem Gerbrecber, Sen ct su
~atpansig Sabren 3ucbtbaus perurtbcilt bat:
uSaben sic irgclb etipaS 81 iagen, iuaS ST
elmer MtIberuns S6res llrtbeils fibren
f6nnte?" 8erbreber: uSatpobl, bite,
laIien Sic mir ein Sofa in metnc 53clle
lteuen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

Or, 0apponi, Ser 0cibarSt 6eS gapites,
bat neultcb erfldrt, CT lei iiberseugt bapon,
SEQ XIII. perbe millOeitenS Oas 80. 9e7
bensjaDr errci6ea. @5 iei ipunberbar,
mie gut Der @reis Sic N~nitrcngucgen Der
piclen Gn1pfdnge in bieicm TritDia0r ers
tragen babe. vS8 babe bis icbt" 10 iebloB
Or. 2appont ieine Semerfungen, vnicbt
cine Spur BON 8erDGrtung ber &rtericn
6as 8aplte5 cnt6eden fonnen unD Das lit
bel ieincm 2tlter bas bcitc 8orScicben lan9en
QebenS."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

Gin iuneer SproB bes fiiritlicben 5auleS
8orgbeic, bet itaiieniibc lieutenant 9oH
Scipionc 8orgbcie, mill iebt cine Sal1oer1
bilt beiratDen uno nit bcren Wttglft bic
S9ulbcn Der 8orgDeie beSa6lcn, Die auf
ben r0mil0en 8oom ipefulirtcn ul1o o1bcI
II Miuionen Trenfen c%inbrodten. 9a5
lit ia lebr biiblcb. llniere reicben @rbinnen
taufen fic6 6iiritcntitel unO pergoloen per-
blicbel1e 98appeu, aueS BON benz @eloe,
tpeld1es ibre Slater i6ret 9onOSleltcl1 aD9eS
prcBf baben. Qlpropos, Denn bas Wappen
ber 8orgbeie Elm nclles Motto braubt, 10
pergeiie man ni6t ben berlbmten ganoerz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

Ser MarquiS bon 2oruc lit bon ieincr
S1wicgermutter, Der &oni9in gictoria,
gum @ouberneur bes Sblolics QSinoior erz
nannt morben unb bat eS it6 III in ben
&opf geicBt, ben biitern aIten &aiten in
cine Seitung su %pertpan6eln; 10 5. 9. bat
CT in Dem sroBcn runben Sburm cine gauge
Mnsabl alter %meiitn9cner SeaspflnOer
aufiteaen laiien. @eriibrt oh iolcber Sor7
Jorge fit ibre Si6erbeit iOute Wfama Slc7
toria benz Marquis entipeoer bas 5alben7
gelb erbDbcn ODER abcr ibrn eiten tnotl4e1
S6atpl ldbentcu.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-06-23
wh.r. prettv Fam. Are M,.lo.

1t Is computed that In Paris there are
come 5000 workers employed In the
making Of cheap and expensive fans.
The average wage OF the makers OF
the cheaper fans is from 2 to 8 shillings
per day. The two parts Of the fan
the handle and the leaf-are m%anufact-
ured by different sets Of workers.
A colony at Belleville, aud another at
Menllmontant, prepare the kid, the pa
per, the delicate silk or gauze leaves.
In villages. principally on the border OF
the Disc, are to be found the carvers
and makers Of the handles. For cen-
turtles past the peasants Of Picardy
have excelled In carving delicate and
charming designs In meteorological
for fan handles.
Whole villages are devoted to this in
dustry, and women and children are
employed. There are to be found
among these simple peasants real art
its, the merit Of whose work 10 recog-
nized by dealers. These transplant the
rustic men Of genius to Paris, give them
constant employment. and usually bind
them over to work for no other employ
or. Sometimes the more gifted push on
from the carving OF fan handles to at
tempt sculpture. and some have become
exhibitors at the Salon. The best carv-
ers OF fan handles may earn from 81, 400
to $4,000 a year.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-06-23
REVOLUTIONS OF HlsT.RY.-

10zs. 4 revolution broke out in rms.
trian Poland; finally suppressed AFTER
uuch bloodshed.
lsAs. Revolution IN Holland; . new
constitution granted.
l8A8. General insurrections through
out Germany and Austria. mostly with.
out result.
1s4s. Great instruction agsinst pa
pal authority In Rome. Many assas-
o.nations Of cardinals and papsl minis-
tors. Flight OF tho Pope in disguise to
Gaeta. The Roman provisional govern
nent divssted the Pope Of all temporal
power and proclaimed . republic. The
Pope appealed 10 the Catholic Powers.
and an army seht by Trance invested
aud took Rome and re- established tho
papal authority.
lS4s. General revolutionary disturb
ancss In Switzerland; Gamor for Q now
constitution; entirely new constitution
adopted.
ls4s. General i~nsurrectsous in all
parts Of Itcly; popular uprisings against
the petty princes.
1s4s. Revolution In France: Louis
Philippe and the royal family escaped
to England: . republic proclaimed from
the steps Of the Hotel de Vile; Louis
Napoleon. President.
l84S. The great Hungarian rebellion.
Austria having BY gradual encroach-
ment re- established dominion, Hungary
declared q free and Independent state.
The insurgents defeated tho Austrians
1t Hermanstadt and Grau. The Aus
trian Emperor asked help from Russia.
and 80. OoO Russian TROOPS wero sent to
mis- assistance. The HungoFians de-
Ieatsd by the allied Russians and Aus
TRANS at Pered, Acs, Komorn. 8ehoss-
burg, and Temesvar. The Hungarian
army surrendered, and tho leading ma
tionalists escaped into Turkey.
l849. General insurreotion In Veno-
tia against the Austrian Govern ment.
1851. Coup d. etat in France: Legis'
)ative Assembly dissolved and Louis
Napoleon made President for ten years.
1851. The great Tapping rebellion
began in China by the preaching Of
Tien-teh; suppressed in 1864 by the
assistance Of the French and English
forces.
1852. The French republic abolished
and the empire restored by popular
vote; 1874 1859 for, 253. las against.