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I'm journal tory d~'Angleterre sug-
Sere a la refine Victoria de demettre
NJ. Gladstone a cause de I'6chec Quill
a essuye devant Ia Chambre DIES
Lords sur Ia question du Home Rule
TAFT Gladstone a plus de pouvoir
de demettre la refine que celle cf men
a dc remover son premier-ministre
ct Ia monarchie s6culaire de pemnira
brltannique volerait en- mill,ers dl.
clats 81 Ia refine Victoria oublirait nm
instant qu'en Angletelre lie roi reune
mals ne gouverne pas !"
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9.
La
CAPITAINE ROUGE,
PAR LEOPOLD STAPLEAUX.

Ellie etait arrivee p:esque
rante a Dragatchani, OH ellie await
dn prendre lie lit pendant plusieurs
jours.
Quelques heures settlement Ia Sc
parent de Camro-Mare, residence de
Ladislas Maresko, lie pere de Mandi-
ca.
Laissant ses bagages a l'h6tellerie
de DragatchanI, apres avoir ecrit une
lettre adressee au boyard, pour lie
a OH Maresko n'aurait pas daigne
la %recevoir, ellie etait montee dams lie
karoutza OH nous Favons vue.
Cette lettre etait celle que Gregory
await vainement ouverte.
On salt lie reste.
Solvent, en- grandissant les enfants
don't la beaute est tres grande perdent
une notable partie de leurs avantages
~physiques.
II men fut pas de meme de Mandi-
ca.
Chaque aimee semblait parachever
l'Guvre deja 81 parfaite, la develop
pant, lui dormant de la force, sans
lui enlever nj sa grace nj sa finesse.
A quinze ans, Mandica etait un
veritable miracle de beaute.
On salt deja ce que devait etre
Serge.
Couple charmant, lis marchaient
gals ct chastes dams leur vie insou.
ciante Gus les yeux charges dc
tendresse de Gregory.
Bonnie musicienne CONNIE sa mere
Mandica possedait une voix admira
BILE, vibrante ct sympathique, dune
etendue extraordinaire, ct d'instinct
gazouillait CONNIE un oiseau chanteur
Cetait merveille de Eentendre
lorsque Serge l'accompagnait, ct joit
de les voir beaux a ravir tous lie:
deux.
Aussi acquirent-;ls bientot unt
sorte de celeDrite relative, qui valu
a Mandica, dams la basse Valachie
lie nom glorieux de Rossignol de.
Carpathes.
Solvent, un boyard faisait veni
les jeunes bohemiens dams son cha
teau, OH toujours lie success lie plu.
complet les accompagnait.
La celebrit9 de Serge ct de Mandi
ca arriva jusqu'a Ladislas Maresko
LIE mari de Julia Sort fit appeler lie
behemiens.
Ladllas await beaucoup vecu ell
France, en- Allemagne ct en- Italie.
II adorait la musique ct pouvai
passer, a juste titre, pour dilettante
Lorsque Mandica ct Serge S
furent fat entendre a Campo-Mare
Ladislas, que son passe orageu'
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ATELIER -TYPoGRAPHIQUE.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes A meme d'executer tous les ouvrages
typographiaues qui nous seront conties- lie
briefs ocat. cartes d'atfaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circus
laires, etc, seront imprim6s dams lie plus bre
delai ct a Ges prix oui detent tonte concur
renee.
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chateau, atm de pouvoir venlr poser
mes levres sur lie front de e etres
qui me sont 81 chers.
La voix du vieux bohemien tren-
blait en- prononeant ces dernieres
paroles.
Une larme brilla sur 50 paupiere
ct il Sc detourna pour l'essuyer fur
tivement de sa main calleuse.
-Je consens de grand c9ur a ce
que vous me hernandez, reprit lie
boyard. Chaque fois que vous
voudrez voir vos enfants, vous lie
pourrez.
-Merci, seigneur
oh pere, que je t'aime s'ecria
Serge, en- embrassant lie vieux bOhe-
mien.
Eft, collant ses levres a son %oreille,
il ajouta tout bas
-Tu sails bien, que 81 je consens a
roster lei, c'est pour lie bonheur de
Mandica ?
Une heure apres, Gregory quittait
Campo-Mare, don't desormais, Man.
dica ct Serge etaient devenus les
h6tes.
Des lie lendemain, Ladisia envoya
son intendant a Bucharest, apres lui
avoir dome l'ordre de ramener au
chateau un professeur d'itallen ct un
ma1tre de chant.
Les etudes de Mandica commence
rent quinze jours apres son installa-
ton a Campo-Mare, ct. des les pre-
mieres lecons, maftre Palestri ct lie
docteur Fosco declarerent au boyard
que, grace a Intelligence d'elite don't
ellie etait douee, Mandica feralt de
rapides progress.
QUAINT a Serge, IL await compris,
DIES instant, que la protection du
boyard s'adressalt a Mandlca, ct
qu'elle ne devait etre, pour lui, qu'une
genereuse tolerance.
Ain de Sc montrer reconnaissance,
il chercha q Sc rendre utile ct Sc crea
blentot dams lie chateau, une sorte de
sous-intendance qui ne pouvait porter
ombrage a personne, ct devait salts
faire en- tous points les idees de
Maresko.
Six mois apres Get evenement, un
matin, lie boyard fit venir Mandica ct
Serge dams sa chambre.
Mes enfants, leur dit-il, il y aura
fete aujourd'hui a Campo-Mare. Met
tez vos plus beaux habits ct prenez
vos plus joyeux visages, a 'attends,
dams quelques heures, mon unique
parent, mon jeune cousin, mon seul
herltier, Lucien d'Esperant, I'm gen.
tilhomme francais que jestime ct que
Jaime.
Lorsque Lucien arriva, fdeles aux
recommendations que leur await faI-
ties Ladislas, Serge ct Mandica firent
tout ce quill leur etait possible pour
Sc montrer aimables ct %prevenants
envers lie cousin de leur %protecteur,
Pendant I'm mois, Campo-Mare fut
aussi gal que lie pouvait 6tre une
residence DIES bords de rOlto.
Luclen await Gu lie bon govt dc
trailer Serge pressure en- camarade. ct
pris dune respectueuse admiration
pour la beaute de Mandica, IL la lu+
await traduite en- une foule de soins
I'm mois apres il repartait pour
Paris, s'etant consciencieusement &C
quite de ses devoirs de parent e
d'heritier.
Nous avons deia dit que les maftre:
donnes par Ladlslas 4 Mandic.
avaient declare tout d'abord a,
boyard que Ia jeune boh6mienne ferai
de rapides progress.
Cette provision Sc realisa compile
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Oh carre de 10 !:gnes: lere. insertion, si.oo
g . 2me. :" Is
/" Insertion add 81
Toute anncnce ,ndIguant la profession
,es narar S. 90
Annonce de candidats, d'avanee, --..-l0 W
Necrologle, par 10
Toute annonce commercials publiee a ran
nee sera inseree au tank de so cents par pouce
pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour les
insertions subsequentes.
Toute aunonce don't lie nonibre dinsertions
q est pas specific sera inseree iusqu'a nouvel
ordre au taux ordinaire.
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commander

certalns poetes font DIES vers sans
connaitre photographic, vous chantez
a ravir, mails sans ucune espece de
methode. Or, il y a en- vous retoffe
dune grande cantatrice, ct, 81 vous
youlez roster pres de moi. atm DE
gayer ma vie monotone, je vous
promets de tout faire pour vous
preparer un brilliant avenir.
Mandica ne comprit pas bien da-
bord. Ellie await tout &c qu'elle
desirait au monde l'affectlon de
Gregory, lamltie de Serge, son chant
ct sa liberte.
Eth bien =? fit lie boyard.
-Quitter Serge =? dit-elle, jamais,
seigneur.
Ladlslas'rehechit pendant quelQues
instants.
&c jeune homme est ton frere ?
demanda-t-il.
-Oui. Mon frere que Jaime,
repondit Mandica, qui, depuis lie
jour on Gregory pavait adoptee,
n'avait jamais dome d'autre non a
Serge.
Ladislas. s'adressant alors au jeune
bohemien, lul dit:
Que ferais-tu 81 lie tie gardais
aussi avec Mandica, Serge
&c que vous voudriez que je
fisse, seigneur.
VOLTA qui est parle, mon garcon,
dit Ladislas avec un sourlre restez
done tous les deux. Je vais bonner
DIES ordres atm qu'on vous installe.
Pardon, selgneur, reprit Serge,
mails Mandica ma pas Moore parle.
Que decides-tu, ma seur?
-Rien encore, repondit-elle. Avant
que ~d'accepter roffre genereuse du
seigneur Maresko, il nous faut con
suffer notre pere.
-Vous avez raison, mes enfants,
reprit lie boyard, ct je suis raw de
trouver en- vous d'aussi bons senti-
ments.
Disons, 4 la louange de Ladlslas,
qu'au fond, il await un excellent
cpur.
Lance par Ia grande fortune quill
possedait parmi les heureux ct les
envies de Ia terre, qui deseuvres
inutiles, sont les foreats du plaisir,
lorsqu'il await rencontre Julia Sorti,
il Pavait aimee sincerement, ct il ne
%l'aurait probablement pas desert6e,
81 une lettre anonyme, lancee par une
annie perfide ct j%alouse de Julia,
n'etait venu enlever complement
la confiance que Maresko await en-
ellie.
Orgueilleux ct mefiant, Ladislas
await accepte les calomnies CONNIE
DIES vertes, ct trop fer pour s'abais-
ser a DIES reproches inutiles, scion Luz,
il await abandonne Julia sans daigner
lui faire connaftre lie veritable motif
de sa conduite.
Mails IL s'etait 6loigne dele lie
ceur ulcere ct s'etait jete plus que
jamais dams les plaisirs de toute
espece, leur demandant quotidienne-
ment l'oubli de migrate qui, dams so
pens6e, Tavait lachement trompe.
Mes enfants, reprit Maresko
allez me chercher votre pere.
Gregory ne Sc fit pas ~longtemps
attendre.
En- quelques mots, lie boyard lu
expliqua o projet.
lie bohemien etait un brave homm,
dams toute lacception du mot.
Fl ne songea qu'au bonheur d.
Serge ct a pavenir de Mandica.
-Dleu vous r6eompense de vo.
bont6s, seigneur, dit-il, je ne sui.
qu'un pauyre diable Gle boh6mien
mais ie me vante de n'ayoir jamai
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Announcement.

pow
1ller0. ~
ANNONCES.
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BUREAU: Rue Mail, . tire st. PHILIPPE
ct St. Louis.
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PURLEEE TCUS LES SAMEDIS PAR
A. JOLIET IT., & Co., Proprietaires'
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WILL THEY DO IT?

Monday is the first day of May. That
is the time that Mr.. REDMOND, acting as
agent for the owner of three houses in
Smoke, proposes, if other property own
ers will join with him, to purge Smoke.
MIR. REDMOND wants all owners of prop
erty to notify the occupants of the houses
in that neutral zone to get out, to va
moose the ranch-to go wherever they
choose just so they leave Smoke.
Other property owners have expressed
a desire to join Mr.. REDMOND. and it is
to be sincerely hoped that all will join
him.
There is no use to talk longer about
the business from a moral or financial
standpoint. Those issues have been dis
cussed and it is the unanimous verdict
that the brazen strumpets should be made
leave that locality.
All it takes nov is a little loyalty On
the part of property owners and per
haps a sacrifice of a few dollars. The
houses, after fumigation can be rented
again, ard while the revenue will be not
as large, most any man would rather
take less rent and know that the money
was honestly earned, than exact extor
tiOnate fees from women who traffic in
their very souls who debauch, degrade
and corrupt, maybe their own sons. If
the first of May brings about what MR..
REDMOND has suggested and what all
good people hope for-theve will indeed,
be cause for general rejoicing.
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As REUBEN SEES 1T.

They have been having" writes REU-
BEN, "much excitement lately in New
York over wife murderers. | see that
CARLISLE HARRIS was no sooner con-
victed than a DIR. BUCHANAN was put
through the sweat-box of a trial, charged
with poisoning his wife. Expert wit
nesses were called thousands of dollars
squandered; jurymen, from nervous pros
t~ration, made i'll; other jurymen lost po-
sitions because of the long drawn out
businessman finally the case closed and
BUCHANAN got what he should have
gotten, a verdict of guilty. The scoun'
drel married a woman of easy virtue, be.
cause she had money. He got her to
deed her property to him then he weDt
back in his life's history and remembered
that he had married once a pure and in
nOcent woman that he had been divorced
and that his first love was yet young,
and maybe he loved her best. Then in
voking the aid Of the devil through his
able representative, King Alcohol, he
poisoned his second wife, the fallen wO-
man, the one who loved him no less be-
cause she was fallen-the woman he had
robbed. He had a preacher pray for his
dead wife and he knelt beside the bed
and affected a heavy heart. Then he
took the diamonds and the money and
set about to marry again the first wife,
the m who once believed in him,
and as is often the case, believed in him
still. And they were again married.
But that truism that murder will out was
not contradicted, and a trial followed and
soon now the gay deceiver will be cleo
trOcuted.
And he should be. But how comes it
that these wife murderers will continue
in their recklessness? The lawyer always
has the best of the argument if he at
tempts to convict. The jury will natur
ally side with the ~woman-they are men
and they cannot help it.
"But the mystery of it all to me is
Why will a live with a man who
L1oO L III hlO hSolO ~ loNNlJ POlSOLA
her? To say that she did not know but
what the husband thought the world of
her would be to admit that she was
foolish. There is no woman Of good
sense in the whole world who does not
know when the husbands ardor cOOls
who cannot tell that his affections have
gone out from her-and there is that in
stinct in a woman, to say nothing of her
reason, which will at once place her on
her guard and she will imagine many
things and then trace them down.
81 am opposed to the brutal murder
called electrocutiOn in most cases-but
the more terrible and iendish the pun
ishment allotted to a wife murderer, the
more nearly is justice done"
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ALL ARE SIGNED

It is stated that all the lease papers in
the James City case have been signed
and that the trouble is over. This is
good news. Yet after all, was that the
best way TO settle the difficulty? 1t is
now known as a certainty that tie ne
groes had a large supply of dynamite /;
that they had offers of re enforcement
from colored people in two states that
thew were well armed and drilled. The
lease business means that they will stay
three years and at the end of that time
will be in better shape to resist the militia
and hold their property. 1t means that a
bloody struggle will finally ensue, and
some on both sides will be killed.
The militia's trip has doubtless cost the
state ten thousand dollars one unfortu-
nate officer was thrown from his horse
and killed, and the negroes are in great
glee because they had the "army" or
dered out.
The James City business should have
been settled in some ether way. In the
first place BRYAN could have made con
cessions which he did not make, and a
petition to congress would doubtless
nave resulted in an appropriation to pay
the negroes or to pay BRYAN for the
real worth of his property.
1t was unfortunate, of course, that
BRYAN lost his land, in the first place it
was equally as unfortunate that the ne
groes built their homes there and believed
that they owned the land-and so it was
a peculiar condition confronting both.
We hope that something will be done
in the next few months to permanently
settle the difficulty.
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a field. Some day they will curse their
luck-whereas it is their own fault.
knowledge is power. 1t is the main
spring of action. With it one will ac-
complish much-without it the shadows
will always find you.
Parents are much to blame in this mat
ter, and they should also take an hour off
and think some things out concerning
the future Of their children.
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SOME LOGIC.

In another column to-day will be found
a communication from "A Father,
which should carry weight with it. The
young men of this city can read it, and
then speculate with profit. They can
read between the lines, and then they
should pause and consider.
Experience is the best teacher in the
world, and men who have rubbed against
the world are always we'll posted. Those
who have enjoyed the acquaintance and
companionship of gentlemen we'll in
formed ALWAYS learned something by
such association.
There was nothing to be learned at
Stokes hall the other night when a crowd
of padded pipe stems gave an exhibition
OF saw dust. The alleged Jokes were
coarse and vulgar; there was nothing of
refinement and nothing that approached
d~ecency in the exhibition. Yet the hall
was comfortably filled. And the audi
ence was largely composed OF young
men-those who should be adding to
their fund of knowledge.
Last night DR.. CRowELL lectured, and
the audience was so small that it was
with reluctance that the gentleman at
tempted to talk.
His lecture, the notes of which We
printed last evening, certainly was in
structive and consequently would have
proven beneficial! to any man. But the
boys seem to forget; they are indifferent
and are satisfied to grow up as weeds in
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-04-29

The New York Morning Advertiser
has unearthed a.discharged G. A. R. man
who is running an anti pension paper.
Any fraud who talks like the dishonora.
bly, discharged pirate helps the pension
frauds. He evidently hoWled the other
way until he was kicked out of the great
political organization Known as the
Grand Army of Rascals.
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This Date In History-April 29.

lHl-king Edward " Of England born; son Of
the Duke of York; died 1853.
lG16- Michael Ruyter, famous Dutch admiral,
died; born 1907.
E8-Abbe Charles de st. Pierre, French phi
lanthropist, died.
lS27-Deborah Sampson. heroine of the Ameri-
can Revolution, died in Sharon, Mass; born
1860.
1892 Flood aad hurricane on the island Of
Mauritius caused the loss of several thoIi-
sand lives and much property.
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Gte durham tlalln @lobe.
By AL FAIRBROTHER.

THE GLOBE is published every day Sunday
excepted) and delivered by carrier at SOU a
year, or 80 cents a month, THE GLOBE clrcu-
lates throughout North Carolina.
THE WEEKLY GLOBE is a large eight-page
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until ordered out.
Address all communications to
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National Dignity vs.. National SwaggPr.
From Harper's Weekly


We have repeatedly pointed out how
strong the position of this republic is on
account of the impregnability of it's con
~tinental situation and the immensely of
its resources. 1t can exercise a moral
influence among the nations of the world
superior to that of any other. This in.
t1uence will be most potential and most
sanitary if this republic exercises it not
as a war power but as a peace power.
The United States will degrade them
selves if them ever yield to any tempta-
ton to act the bully. We are so situated
that no just demand of ours will ever be
denied by anybody, although we have
no fleet to support it.
We shall lose rather than gain in dig
nifty as well as influence if our navy
officers, inflated with the new sensation
OF having a big armament behind them,
were to go staggering around the globe
with chips on their shoulders. The secre.
tary of the navy can do no better service
to the country, while adding some new
vessels TO our naval force, than to cause
those who are to command them to be
lmbued with that modest dignity which
is the true sign of conscious strength.
and 10 have them carefully instructed in
the principles of international law ard
comfy, and in the teachings of Washing
tons farewell address.
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