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FIGHTING ~ A BALIROOM.
Lieu. james J. Deviin Defends Himself viii
His sword.

ORANGE. Jan. 16.-Early this morning. while
tho ball OF Company X. Second Battalion, y. G..
n j.. was still in progress in the armory at
Orange fight took place on the ballroom
floor. and about two dozen militlamen and
From what can be learned. tho tight oriuinnt-
ed between Lieut.. James J. Devlin and n civil
ian. The latter Ia said to have drawn re-
yolver, and the Lieutenant IL alleged to have
defended himself with his sword Both men
were dissrmed Capt Slack taking the sword
away from the Lieutenant.
The fight at this iuncturs became general.
friends OF both men taking hand. Capt.
Slack snys thnt every Guardsman who partici-
pated in II will he Rrraigned before q regi-
mental court martial. Some OF the Guards
men say that all tho trouble was caused by
several roughs who entered the hall after
midnight
The sun., 1894-01-17
NO srRs morn oN CANADA.
sho-is E,siasd Fisht Us Csn.s. woui,
be Ass.HsI 20 the slater.

LONDON. Jan. 1a-Lleut- Gen. Sir George
Tomkyns Chesnoy NJ. T.. delivered a speech
In London this evening on the defences Of the
British empire. He expressed the opinion
that the English colonies generally. with the
exception OF Canada. were perfectly safe. In
the event Of war with tho United States. he
said. IL would be i'm possible for Great Britain
to prevent Canada from being annexed to the
Efataa
The sun., 1894-01-17

she started from DAREiE ior New York
Nov. "a, Had Has just Got to Halifax.

HALIFAx. Jan. ld-The British steamer
Dora. Capt. Poole, with cargo Of sugar from
DGnzig via Queenstown. bound to New York
put in this morning short OF coal The Dora
lett Danag on Nov 23. ran short OF coal and
put into Barry. On Dec. . she sailed again
The next day she encountered a hurricane
and sustained damage that forced her into
Queenstown ON De-. H. Repairs were effected
and third start Was made on Dec, ~ for her
destination. Head winds and seas that some
times ran 10 tremendous heights were breasted
nearly all the way over. HluW progress was
nude. and coal running short cncs more the
laItAln bore up lOr HnLlinA.
The sun., 1894-01-17

soUTH SHAFTsBURY. VT. Jan. lG.-This morn
ing az about 9:45 a passenger train going north
on the Bennington and Rutland Railroad col
llded with a wreck train going south. Both
locomotives we're wrecked ana four trR!nInen
seriously hurt The trains were running in a
dense iOs.
The sun., 1894-01-17
MIssINe MINAIE pOKTEn.
She l. said 20 Have bven seen G. aIaE CP
south Orange Mountain on Monday.

HouIh OFanEe MonhlHIH on MondaV,
ORANGg. Jan. l8-Miss Minnie l. Porter. the
young woman who escaped from a Connecti-
cut asylum for tho insane over week ago
after writing to q relative here that she had re-
covered and was about 10 visit him. Is said to
have been seen making her way M the South
Orange Mountain yesteTdAG DT. ishbe.tOn,
a relative of Hiss Porter In south Orange. cent
three men up the mountain to search Tor her.
They did not HAD her aud not N uch faith is
placed in the report that she Was seen. Late
word received IRON Miss PoTter's relatives in
NoTWalk H. that she was last seen ln canaan.
Conn. on sunday week.
The sun., 1894-01-17

ZANzIBAR. Jan. ld-Nsws has reached here
that eighty porters that went out with ".
Astor Chanlers expedition 70 Mount KsnlA
have deserted. ChanleT is now at Daiaeho
With eighteen followers. IAd all are reported
quite sale. ~
The sun., 1894-01-17
RIOT IN KANSAS CIR.
Au Es.Prisst Attacks -CaihoIieisu,-Oas Mas
fs shot.

KANSAS CrrI. Jan. IA. A. Mcnamara. the
Priest OF Rome" lectured here tonight In
the course OF his remarks he severely de-
nounced Catholicism.
A riot followed. during which several shots
shot.
The sun., 1894-01-17
on Thur.aaY Ar.raooa cro-moronl.

at the Metropolitan Opera House. on the occa-
zion Of the concert Tor the Benefit Of the Poor
the Incompatible handmastsr, SOusa. will peT-
form lOI the tlrst time the famous ys.r York
H-fah March and Tgo--tsP Dance" IN con-
neetlon 9ith other notud GoEkA-AdG
The sun., 1894-01-17
MISS GEnKY's DIAMONDS STOLEN.
Nobody Heard OF IL UauI n Lndy's Maid
sued for $50 900 DamnEes.

Through q suit for $4,000 damages
against ElbridRe T. Gerry. the papers of which
were filed In the Court OF Common Pleas. the
information has Just got out that Mr. Gerry's
Newport cottage was robbed last summer
Diamonds and iswery OF the value OF some
thing less than IS. 900 were stolen. and none OF
the property has been recovered,
The suit has heen begun by Margaret Lin
beck, an English maid employed by the
Gerrys. Miss Gerry has valuable Jewels. She
kept them in a case in her room at Newport.
Aug II. while she was away from home. some
body got into that room and took lot OF the
Jewels, The eomplaint in the suit says that
the lady's maid was arrested by the Newport
gerry. aided. abetted. causrd and Procured
her impHsonmen and that the same was
without right and authority." Tho maid fur
following her since she LETT his employ ani
that owing to her arrest she has been unable
20 obtain employment ,,.,.,
counsel, said yesterday:
Upon the discovery OF the robbery Mr..
Gerry notified the police OF Nowport. They in
Nitsd the plaintIn to go with them To Police
Headquarters and sh9 voluntarily went with
the Chiet We are told she made a statement
but about that We 40 not know. She remained
At Police lieadq quATters a short time. and WAS
then discharged She returned 10 Mr. GerTy's
house aud remained in service there two or
snIee aa5s ana then she IlschsIGsi herself
charges against her lie never caused her to
be arrested. She never was arrested. When
she withdrew from his employment he paid
her her wages in full. and he supposed that
she took passage back to Europe"
On Miss II inbeck's behalf IL Is stated that
tsctfve and appealed 10 Mr.. terry. Informing
him that lie was her master and she would 80
II he told her To-. lie did tell her 70. aud che
went and was detained something over two
The sun., 1894-01-17
Is.rs.rora E,ssp.. C.uEht.

ATLANTA. Jan. lG-"L Lord" Rerssford Who
was convicted In Rome. Tia. last year for
forgery and sentenced 20 serve five years in
the state penitentiAry, escaped from the con-
wet camp al kramer last night lie boarded a
train for florida and IL rs supposed intends to
sail rom a southern port - England
Later BAresiOTd Wa caugut tonight IN .
disorleTlY house ln AbbeyylIe.
The sun., 1894-01-17
Ias Day. Gron NV York 70 sa. Fraasl.se.

sAS FRANCIsCo. Jan. l0-Ths American ship
Charmer arrived from New York to-day with
general cargo. having made the voyage in lS2
days. She reports having seen nothing of the
ships LouislAna. Isaac Reed. George Curtis.
Manuel Llsguno. and Alameda, all oi which
are long overdue.
The sun., 1894-01-17
E.plra,IOs OF The Esn TslsVLO.s Patsst.

WAsHINGToE. Jan. l6,-It is learned from the
records Of the Patent once that the Bell tels-
phone patent. having run the allotted term Of
seventeen years for which Il MAS grated will
expire on Jan. 80. and become the property Of
the public.
The sun., 1894-01-17

Narys04s fuel ssata.li thr only one % ts ktnd 10
tks market kend Tor Caraague TulLsd 5LaLsa Fasl
Co haltsl. ~ Park g-Aes. \. l.-Ais
The sun., 1894-01-17
CaII.aya b ; UsIrsr.anl MslI-Laew. ToaIs.

material progress has been made IN ts pEspAEatOa
unr the tntraducton OF Calaaya Il Rla gAquisiis
eoFIial OF cals4ya rspE9senting al ths ned eiAAl
egnatltusnis " tie baEk-4dg
The sun., 1894-01-17

Hssal..loa sosrls = InPsr.al" Ia ass Iss leading
The sun., 1894-01-17
lNSURG ENTS DEFEATED.
BRAzIL REBFLs REPORIED TO HATs
BEkN DRITEN OUT or BAGE.

Coast OF Rio srauds do sui-A R.port
from Argentina that the Aauidsbnu Il
Preparing In Land Troops-Ir-urrsrts
ssid 60 Have Durned Two Prisoners.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28
A CHANGE OF FRONT.

The signs OF the times point to
great change in the attitude Of 20.
litical parties toward silver. The
republican party that has always
been considered the everlasting
enemy Of silver and the champion OF
mOnOmetalism seems to be undergo
ing a change Of mind. When last
October Senator Cameron, of Penn
sylvania, out of all the republicans
east Of the Mississippi, voted against
the repeal Of the Sherman act, he
sprang into prominence. His strong
speeches IN favor Of bi-metalism were
widely quoted and widely read. and
he soon became known as the cham
plon of bi-metalism III the republican
party.
His stand on the financial question
instead Of rendering him NIL for
ever, as many predicted, has given
him an unusual popularity among
the people of his W party as well
as among those in the West who at
the last election deserted the repub.
licans because of their stand against
silver.
Since October Thomas b. Reed, of
Maine, a prominent candidate for
the republican, nomination for presi
dent, has taken practically the same
stand as Cameron, and comes out
squarely in favor of bi-metaliSm.
Other republican leaders are dcclar-
ing themselves along the same line,
and the mind of the party in general
relating to this question seems to he
changing.
Senator Cameron this week writes
a strong, tOrCible letter to the Ma
tional League of Republican Clubs.
now IN session i'll Denver, pleading
for a declaration in favor Of silver.
and It's restoration to a place beside
gold.
Perhaps the republican party Will
20 into the next presidential election
with a plank in the platform declar-
ing for silver. The decided stand
the democratic administration has
taken against the less valuable metal
Is another argument the republicans
may use IN the coming campaign,
The people may look out for
changes on party platforms and party
alignment this year.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28
THE ADMINISTRATION ABUSED.
Iiliman Charges Cleveland and sherman
With Conspiracy to Betray Democracy.

>
= June mere
g - II me E''1t-cat cam
p0'sH >Hiee''"@ 1~Ee>leEEe-o court
- $500 "-A-Eehl from the
- P~oe go mere wa
- q me- ''"oAE"a. "Lt lAih n me
up, " d many lh-eTru n
~ lio"u' n1I a many narrow
P ! o'H '-o'*I>ne1' on Il was the
0'' WIN the same o-' ElE--
i-4s.II9 an" Gowns. Inc small ny
10 Het : ia>t-th The Dig senatorial
- Hdo '"e HFs' shot>-
'orTFn'r !liiman LED on with what
"s 80 d discussion Of natlohaI ISSUES
"e ~>anoereo tne United
a. Ju"Se as me tooL> Z the bond
~ !" "c'>co l Ie>laenl cleveland
= 1d'or O iLee ana IN
--LIl'eu S-L'eF' ahu sald mat John >her-
u oiose' ,Ie'e-"h" we're hana
III grove IN the conspiracy 10 ruin the
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28
HORSES OF HIGH CALIBRE, ALL
Coney Island Jockey Clubs Catchy Care
on the Sheepshead Track.

~ f3ht idfh.
RACE TRACK. N~HEErsHEAD BAY. June
2S.-The Coney Island Jockey club
presented a splendid card to its patrons
Yesterday, containing as it did two
stake events and -four overnight races.
all Of which were well filled with
horses OF high calibre. The weather
was all hat could be desired and the
track fast. but for some reason hard to
understand the attendance was quite
light, scarcely 5000 persons being pre-
sent. The sport proved all that the ex-
ceiIent program indicated, and close
and exciting finishes We're the order of
the day. Three favOrites captured
races. and as some of the other winners
we're exceedingly we'll backed, the tai
ent had a good day of it from a hnan-
cial standpoint. The Swift stake, sec
ond on the card and the S~heepshead
Bay handicap. fourth On the program.
were the fixed events on the card and
We're really the features of the DAYS
sport. Discount, the favorite, won the
Swift stake. after most eXcitiny drive
through the stretch with Potentate.
Dor AlOnZO. a seven to one. man
aged to beat Roche, the favOrite in the
handicap. a head. after a furious drive.
Lamplighter made his r~eappearance in
the opening event. d scramble for all
ages over the futurity course, and won
it after an exciting finish with Merry
Monarch. Lamplighter was a hot ia
vorite. Sahilla o the race for two
year old flies in easy style, while the
was merely a gallop for Sport. st.
John beat Ballarat, the favorite in the
race. over the iumDS
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28
In Secret Session.

How can spread my views and get
My name abroad in print
How can | give publicity
To sayings and to hints :"
AsEc cd the New Senator of the Stager Ol9.
Just bide your time and wait until
A secret sessions held,
And then whatever you may sayIl
Get circulated well"
And the FRESH did as he was told.
And so his sayings spread abroad:
And in the public prints.
He found not only ali he'd MD.
But evena. his hin :
And when he didn't get there the day was cold
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28
ITALIANS REPORT OUTRAGEs.
Many of Them Flee From France Under
Pressure of Hardships. They Claim.

ROME, June 2e.-Nany Italian work
ingmen who were driven out of Mar
settles, Lyons and Grenoble, are re-
turning to Italy. They tell of outrag-
eous brutalities committed by unrea-
sonlng Freedmen. They declare that
many Italians in French towns have
been wounded and that some have died
Of their injuries, but that the authori-
ties are concealing the facts. Dis
patches on the subject are being cx-
changed between Rome and Paris. The
French authorities express regret that
Outrages have occurred and advise a
closer cooperation Of the French and
Italian police against the anarchists.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28
THE PLACAROs TORN DOWN.
>paniards Post Signs Through Lisbon APP
plauding Santo. the Assassin.

LISBON, June 2S.-A number Of pla-
cards were posted in various parts Of
the city last evening bearing the le-
gend: "RavachOl. Valiant aud Henry
are avenged. Justice has been done by
>antos arm. The placards were torn
down by the police, who. later, arrest
I'd six Spaniards v-ho were suspected
Of being the authors of them.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28
ORDERED TO LEAVE.
West Virginia Farmer Notify Colo-ed Men
to Nacate Crab Greek.

to Nacate Crab Greek.
GALLIPOLIs. Ohio. June 2S.-James
Miller vas mOrtalIv wounded by Bert
Hopkins yesterday near Crab Creek. in
Mason county. West Virginia. for di-
vulging the masses Of Il gang Of thieves,
which almost resulted in a triple lynch
ing. Last night fifty farmers organic
ed to hang Hopkins, but he could not
be found.
Then they notified the negroes living
along the creek to leave the county by
night. In case any stay they are to be
hanged. Bob HaineS. who held Miller
while Hopkins shot him, wa put in jail
here last night.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28

The GLOBE will hereafter
be at home to its friends in
its new quarters on Church
street, just off Main. Its
patrons and readers are in
vited to call.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28
Mine Explosion in Austria

MADRID. June 2s.-An explosion
took place yesterday in a mine at Leg
aHdad, Austria The dead bodies OF
eight miners have already been recov-
cred and hfty->even are still Missing.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL,

ENECl TORS NOTICE This : toaiye no
<ilcc that the Undersigned has duly .uli =
"tu ~artpNilN- L. .AW a. the ,NcCu or t. TIN.
'h>' VIII am testament It tha late Mr.. Nj
h"fNA POWER. and ALI psr>oaS iudch-,i "a
SAM tSt3t" are requested IL maAv I. orfrt
'EaH '''h' am al persons taNlu@ claims a-aIr.>t
>ali C>tat" must present TN, sam. r. n ~,
4C' signed Tor payment IN or l.. fore TIN ~ t,N
~ JhEc l>@S ur rms notice Viii pr loaded IL
81 % ''''F recovery. lhlS tnC ri Jay of Juno
-. JOHN H. Ikp' nom.
executor ut Ms Minerva Eru.r
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28
\ DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Having this day qualified as dminis,-,,a-
OF the estate OF Luther II. Tiilev. deceased /
; = coy hotiiy ali persons indebted Ia saii -
- 10 MAKE immediate IL TO me and
al persons having claims against said est.t.
20 present them to me duly verified on or r.
100 tht L9tn day OF June. 1875. or this norir,
}. l. CARklNGTON.
AdmiuiStr aror
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Yale Record

We guarantee John>0n's Magnetic OIL:
II has no superior for all aches and pains,
or external, man or beast. 81 90
'lZe Do cents 20 CEN size p cents. W.
VI. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28

Al persons inirltel - toe state OF n
'uht. either Toy account or rDtc. are har.I,
l" cal al Cur ,lhcc and pay tho,
amount they owe. or make some -arI.f.,,nr,
aLiAIEtLAcI IN regard IL same. on or before.
IN EF>t day at july next. otherwise these
q, .1."'s Vii IL placed ia tGo hand, "f our at
t-rL'J Tor collection.
Y. BALLARD.
J. r. Willy.
TTuste : II Is. l.. luke.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28

LEWISTON. Me, june -. The demo
cratic state convention nominated
Charles +. Johnson. OF WaterviIle. 70.
governor.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28
fonday. July =. 1894.

- i O'Clock u-sithat trac. Of land conveyed
T. : II. Il."y uN orva OF John ". +. >mIti
anu vie N"Id lsid iylug and being in Durham
O. UNITY on the tl>h lam rr.i gTs.irfn., H.,
property 'i Laura nixon and Others. ard Ca D.
tanning he bundled ana uye AMI eighty -four.
huD"r'~tir> .'' size" acr, =. m~ur-rT.@ For
fuTthrr crstrI tI"t' Of The SANE -. I,lE or
- HrtEaE"> 80 iStE'S -. - ara a~-lr r.y.
i.i,r - deeds ""- " II b4Ih-a ,uu.ry. Nly
w I BLACKWELL. EortRaycc
CHtKLt~ +. TURNER. Attorney.
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PR0Pi Els PENNY PLACE
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good ami approved security
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Che Durham 1ailn 6lobe.
JOHN WILDER JENKINS, Editor.
w. H. WILLARD. JR., Business. Manager.

THE GLOBE is published every day Sunday
excepted and delivered by carrier al $500 a
year. or 80 cents a month. THE GLOBE circu-
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THE WEEKLY GLOBE is q large eight-page
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MORTGAGE SALE

b' authority contained IN a NORTH decd
tN' '"'SI b\ - !umcu l. Il icy ara ii /, '.fI,
itvi>'A"'a. ! VII orcr al uhIic safe To- tl,
NAu.
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ItuH IOLuIcul ludu ludL " AIICu LIc.
have been accustomed. They ar
-. often placed under influences tina
are degrading to a degree and arr
touched by the tainted hand Of per
: nicious vice.
If southern girls a attain 4 pre-
eminent degree OF musical prof
cheney. and a training n at here at
home and under southern influence,
the benefit to them and to the South
is great. If "a good musical train,
ing can be obtained in our own state
schools "a can be found at the North,
good sense would make Is p~atr0nlze
our own institutions.
That society for the prevention OF
cruelty to animals j progressing.
Enough people have already -igni-
fed their intention of joining the
sosiety 10 insure liz organization
as Oon as the necessary papers
can be procured. HE Globe l. as
Sured by d comIetent veterinary
surgeon nat he viii act a. surgeon
tor the society. Iheldea OF L ; T..
Nh. l.. I. Hackney announces III
this week : Issue OF The Durham Re.
nrh1ioa.ion of .ha. ,.on. ,,a NJ
r ! W.lL r.,;r. TL.c,.I,n..l
comes Mr.. Hackney back 10 TIE tn
pod. He i an old hand at the bel
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28

The Italian government offers a
contract on July u for 100000
kilos of Kentucky tobacco, and g.
100000 kilos of Virginia tobacco.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP,

VIII practice IN the courts Of Durham and
counties. All business entrusted
70 ny care VAL receive prompt and careful AT
tentlon. once with Major Guthrie.
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Read

what the President Of the famous
Blackwcll's Durham Tobacco SAYS
and believes Of The
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28

The honorable Don Cameron has
copyrighted the silver dollar trade
mark.
Its a cold day when the Senate
doesn't sit down on Senator Hill.
Senator Vest is the Senior Wrang-
Ter of the senate.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-28

tfae bccn 'aif hIiEtter rs frc<h shipments of
It" laucl"> >lECe the beginning Of AurtI
Nothlh- more fashionable. or more service
tHie. or more coUf0rtab e or~<prlugaud sum
fLer WcSrt1an these eX4ui~lt" Cuuvc:tSt in Itcht
textiles. Thy keep getting finer. more ,rah
crate ana more abundant each year Products
from foreign looms. a WEI a. those at t,rn,
present complications which render these
"Ondt r i study worthy the fin. artists in
fahTlCs and combinations Mos of The kinds
are familiar au1 youn readily -ec that vou'yr
Al" y lTiId more for the sane things.
Our Art \eedlework Department
Contains Stamped AMI CrStamp-i AZ Goods
CFdptry Materials ami the hundred AMI one
things required IN the construction If Fan y
" orA- We Eaye IN our employ a designer Of
sixteen y"arS experience n work Of the
Biz hest grade. ana ~ c1a I'll all orders.
- Orders by mail promptly attended tn
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Tor several years / have r-com---
your 'C4s:or- and shall always c~na,.r.-
10 50 a. i h2s Invariably prr!uo-! l-...e e..
-.-uI- e.
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TABLA EXACTk
DE CUENTAS FORMADA9

aplicables al cobro de jorra
les, fraccionados estos en- {,
tavo de dfa, princlpiando pc.
un cuarto y terminando en- I
d1as, con precios escalonadt $
desde un real faerte hasta tres
pesos, y expresando ca1a fraC-
ci6n su valorintrfnseco en- pc
sos, centavos y c6ntimos de
centavO.