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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-04

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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-04

VIII practice in the courts Of Durham aud
ndiug counties. All business entrusted
10 nv care Will receive prompt and careful at
renrinn. Once with Major Guthrie.
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You rend the Evening worldi
DO you read the Sunday Worldr
IN TIE WORLD OF LABOR.

Eighty new members Joined the International
Tailo-s' Union last week.
The newly elected President Of Carpenters
Union No. lOi Is T.. d. Gregg. and J. p. Hapner
was chosen Secretary.
OF G92 strikes II per cent. were successful in
England last year. affecting 352 9i7 employees.
Government railroad conductors in Germany
average $500 a year and work from thirteen to
twenty hours a day.
on May / the brickiayers' unions OF this city
and Brooklyn Will demand that their annual con-
tract with the bosses be renewed.
About Ave hundred thousand people depend upon
the cigar industry In this country, not quite
80, 900 OF whom belong to labor organizations.
Charters OF the Socialist Labor party were is
sued last week to new sections In buckingham
and Rendville. o., and Clinton and Davenport,
Ia
Charles Burns. OF District Assembly go. X. OF
L.. has reorganized Firemen's Local Assembly
7,7s5, and he Is now hard at work organizing the
briekhandlers.
The striking silk weavers OF Paterson. n. j..
are ready to confer with the manufacturers. Al
the factory OF Ashley q Bailey work was resumed
by the broad loom weavers yesterday.
Emile Book has been elected Treasurer pro TEN.
OF brewery Engineers Union No. l.
Local Assembly s,4s3, X. OF L., has draped Its
charter In mourning to honor the death of Nicholas
Rogers, who was one OF the most active organizers
among the surface railroad employees In Brooklyn.
It was reported at tho headquarters OF the strik-
Ing silk ribbon weavers yesterday that the United
Hebrew Charities have been supplying non-union
men to MI the places Of strikers at several fac
tories In this city and brooklyn.
Railroad men and electrical workers have done
more to spread the principles Of the labor move
ment In this country than most other workmen,
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THE REAL CULPRIT.
Robbery Which Parted Lovers and
Caused Much Misery.

Some three years ago. said a we'll
Known detective. I was sitting alone in
hy omce when a ~fine-looking, we'll
pressed man about twenty-eight or thir-
y years OF entered and asked to see
hr. carbon, the detective.
i am the person named and at your
~terVice, sir" I replied. please be
eeated."
1 do not wish to be interrupted in
~nat propose to tell you." he said,
slahclng around, NOR do / wish to have
my listener except YOURSELF"
! arose and locked the door,. lie hesl-
s'ed a little, colored somewhat, and
hen said:
from my air of mystery l suppose
mink / have something to relate
great Importance. but though It is
Important to me and will be TO you, II
~" trace out the real facts, yet l as
u'e you' to begin with. II Is nothing
'ore serious than the loss of n diamond
.ns, However, / prize the ring far be-
(."u us nominal value rs an heirloom
the FAMILY, which has come down TO
~ through several generations. 1t nav
ny peen presented to one of my ances-
by the then Duke Of Cambridge.
Ahe ring" he proceeded. came into
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my possession as the lineal male heir
on my twenty-first birthday, and though
l have since worn 1t at times I nave al
ways watched with the most Jealous
care and never left it out OF m sight
except when locked up In my safe.
where / ! kept most important papers n
n few v~aluahles.
Now comes the mystery. My safe
has a combination lock, and that COM
bination not a living mortal knows ex-
cept myself, not even my wife. / am
positive that the last time j had the
ring, showing It to a friend. / returned
1t to the safe. That was a week ago to-
day, and when I yesterday unlocked the
safe to get a private paper l missed the
ring from the little iron box, where l
always Kept II. Startled at this | began
to search for It. / took out everything
I'm the safe and examined every spot and
paper with the greatest care. but with
out finding the precious Jewel. The ring
was the only thing missing, and l found
that nothing else was disturbed. the
loss of the ring grieves me, and the
mystery perplexes me. and so l have
come to you to see II you can suggest
anything to relieve me. UNDERSTAND
that ] intend to pay you well FOR your
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OF n dastardly thief. Step into my prI-
vate room, Mr.. Carbon. / will send for
him. You must face him before me and
max your accuse ION good or take the
consequences"
"Hark you. Mr.. Howell. l said. HE
may deny 1t and convlnce you that his
word is better than mine, but mark this,
II he does deny 1t, and you accept his
denial. ! hall rave him arrested for
felony and all the facts publicly exposed
from first TO last"
II accept the conditions" he said. And
he a: once conducted me to his private
apartment. in whica stood the safe that
his friend he'd opened to rob him,
A ervan was despatched for Godfrey
Percy, and in a few moments he made
his appearance. looking quite uncon-
cerncd. l had arranged to have every
thing my " way. ana as | now APP
pearel without my disguise the young
gentleman did not know me. He
glazed at the two OF us inqulringly.
hut l al not Keep him in suspense.
stepping up to him, l paced my hand
rather roughly upon his shoulder and
said, with = sharp severity:
Godfrey Percy. l arrest you for steal
ing your friends diamond ring ana
pawn!NG It At Isaac Jacobs. You will
At once accompany me - the office Of
u magistrate and ~confront the wit
nesses."
He turned as white as death, threw
up his hands and then fell down on his
knees and begged for mercy.
spare met he cried. spare me! 1t
was the first and only time l had ever
lone such a wicked thing. / wanted a
certain sum OF money and was too proud
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sus,,o,or ., INV friend nm vo,r nor,
a.I nro,,a ,,,s, 40 90, 49, ,,ou co.
go. 49, oun Vic Voc no NOS nr.s-
-. - s.m ua nIooa ,,a r,na H. ,ha
to, ~ LODI ,hot and art.rr,ards ,ocL
w. go ond no 10 no anx,ous no 7
80 70 $40 mo soIvs the mysterv hy
,ho rooovorv ~ tho nrec,ous level"
..so CO.. on GOOD Now then Won bave
sor,ar,s ~ course"
"yes six-two men. n how and three
u,oron
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Yes. I must know
Gar / not prevail upon you to let the
secret remain with myself? For no
other being possesses It,"
mo, Mr.. Carbon, | must and will have
It,"
what say you to your friend. them"
What friend?" he exclaimed in
amazement.
Godfrey Percy"
He fairly staggered as II he a re-
ceived a blow.
"Impossible!' he gasped.
1T is true"
He sank down upon a seat, and for
some time held his head in his hands.
Are you sure you have not made n
mistaken" he asked at length In a hoi-
low voice.
Il am certain of what I assert"
You can prove it?"
II can"
Then you shall prove II. All me, poor.
dear Virginia! 1t will break her heart,
Willingly would l give half my fortune
TO ave these miserable circumstances
otherwise"
at is not too late. Mr.. Howell" sail
|, sympataetlcaily. she need never
know
lie bounded from his seat, his eyes
b!aZei like a madman's, ana ne turned
upon me with a naughty rage that |
hal never seen equalled. not even on the
stage.
For what do you tax me, s!r?" he
cried, his ashy lips now fairly CULVER
ing. III this man Is guilty, We're he
even a prince of the realm, my own
hands should blow his brains out sooner
n make my beloved sister the wife
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CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
"L'Africaine," with Nordioa and
Jean de Reszke.
D,ckson's New Play, "wnlic," at
the Bijou.

.L'Africaine'' was sung at the Metro
politan Opera-House last night. with.
Nine. Nordica as Selika. Jean de Reszke
as yasco, Edouard de Reszke as Don
pedro. and Lassalle as Nelusko. 1t was
an admirable performance In every way.
The artists were in splendid voice. n
the opera was staged in a that
reflected the greatest credit upo the
management. Mime. Nordica. who has
been earning a good many laurels this
season. added to them by her work as
selika. and Jean de Reszke was perfect.
The audience was most enthusiastic, and
remained Until the end Of the perform
ance. and that was until after mid
night.
BIJOU THEATRE.
Charles Dickson. who Is still young In
the stellar ranks, returned to the Bijou
Theatre last night with a new play by
Charles Klein, called willie" 1t is a
farcical comedy In three acts, with many
complications: Mr.. Dickson's company
Gertrude Witty. Kate Oesterle. L.. K.
| Stockwell, Thomas A. Wise, Ed ]. Con-
nelly, John +: Bunny. Virginia Bu;
will be criticised in to-morrow's Even
ing World"
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
Rory of the HILL a picture of mod
ern life in Ireland. by James c. Roach.
was presented at the Fourteenth Street
himself in the title role of the hero.
The play is of the conventional and
popular order, and 1t is seasoned with
plenty of irish som sung; by an excellent
Adele Cushman. Mrs. Sol Smith, Kate
Lester. Joseph Shannon. Frank Rich
ardson, Clarence H. Taylor n others.
HARRIGAN'S THEATRE.
The sleepwalker" transferred itself
that house. which a been closed for
some time, once more sheltered cyclonic
laughter. The farce Is very funny, and
comfortably and profiabiy for the sum
mer. Robert Hilliard. as Jack Pointer,
and Paul Arthur. as the Rev. Hatley
they had previously made.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
Jennie m was the star at the
Grand Opera-House last night, and a
merry little sta III Is. Miss Yea
mans humor is of the unetious, artis-
kind Of work. Although being a consum-
mate actress. she can do Justice to a
pathetic role, jane" however. was
th h.. Play; and it xo calls for no path9s,
one-act play, "Chums."
PEOPLES THEATRE.
skrhe patrons of the Peoples Theatre
wing been treated to kid-glove drama
the shape of Lady Windemere's
and "Ar~istocracy' had a melo-
play "A Man Among Men with
handsome scenic effects and it's
>pular" story. In the cast were ]. NJ.
willie, n. r. McClannin, Dingley
hes. Amelia Bingham, Lolita Lynne
others.
H. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
pohn L. Sullivan, who has not yet en-
yred into competition with .Augustin
yaly in London, shone in his fervid, in
kndescent way at II. r. Jacobs Thea
Re yesterday, and appeared in the lead
be role Of the play called 1.-The Man
rom Boston," They rave him a royal
felcome, and he seemed to be quite
happy. Miss Nellie Lawrence played
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.MtA&
So West 23d Street.

ing that time / closely studied every in
mate. got the minutest details from my
host concerning everything / wished to
know, and then took my departure In an
open and informal manner without leav-
ing a suspicion behind that l was other
thar what / seemed. / then set my
agents at work among the pa~wnbrokers
OF the city, and the day before that
fixed upon for the wedding OF Godfrey
Percy and Miss Virginia Howell l called
upon the brother of the latter and hand
ed him the missing ring.
Good heaven!" he exclaimed. fairly
clutching 1t in his excited e%agerness. 1T
Is indeed the coveted prize. Where did
you find IT."
AT a pawnbroker's."
''Then It was really stolen?"
Yes"
"And have o any surmise concerning
the thief"
YES, / could put my hand on the
thief"
"Who is he?"
II did not say II was a man"
"Man or woman, who Is the party?'
Perhaps. for our own peace of mind
you had better never know" | said.
lie turned deadly pale and trembled.
II understand you he gasped, II
even though the purloiner be my second
self | must have the truth from o II
was my own wife, them
mo, 1t was not our wife"
"Ah, thank heaven for that at leastls
he cried with a sigh OF relief, MY sis
ter?'
mo. II was not NJ sister"
"Who. then? Speak without fear"
you will have It."
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advice. and II you ever succeed in re-
covering the ring your reward shall be
f4O0."
WAS the ring SO valuable as that"
1 asked.
"Intrinsically, no." he answered. "and
vet to me invaluable for the reason /
have named. The actual cash value OF
the ring would not exceed goo, and yet
l would give fl, 000-nay, f2,O0O-rather
than lose 1t. Besides. there is a legend
in the family hat whoever parts with
1t will suffer some great misfortune"
"You had II a week ago. you say
you showed 1t to a friend. you locked
1t up in your safe. and you have not
see II SINGER"
THAT is my statement"
who was the friend to whom you
showed the ring?"
Godfrey Percy. who has been spend
ing a few weeks at my house as my
guest"
us he with you still""
"He Is. i will be frank with YOU. My
sister and / met him in London n few
weeks ago, and he is now engaged to
her, and will remain my guest until
after the wedding, which is hxed for u
week from to-day"
WAS he with you when you locked
the ring in the safe?'
why this question, Mr.. Carbon"
"Wcll, for anything you like. II you
are to question my questions. l fear We
will not get on very fast II he was
with you. OF course, he saw you lock II
up, and you have proof that you did
what you think o did"
IT beg your pardon, Mr.. Carbon. I
thought your question might imply some
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to ash you, my dear friend. for 1t. In
terccie with this officer and save me
from public disgrace and utter ruin"
You did take my ring then?' aid
George Howell, in a quite even tone of
voice that surprised me by its natural
calmness.
"Oh. yes. l confess It,"
How did you open my safe?"
II watched you one day when you
We're working the combination and was
able to make it out, That, then, became
my temptation"
But the ring was also locked in the
iron box"
You had a duplicate key to that.
which was In another drawer that was
locked. Oh, my dear friend GEORGE
"Call me Mr.. Howell and leave of the
friend" calmly interrupted the other.
Godfrey Percy, you were 10 have been
married to my sister tomorrow. Only
think Of the disgrace which she. a
Howell, has escaped from you. a PercyI
In only another twenty-four hours she
would have been the wife of a thief.
Go without sayirg a word to any soul
in this dwelling. | give YOU twenty-four
hours star. Ii after that time any po-
lice officer can find YOU, I Will never
rest until you are In jail"
He pointed his finger imperious,y
towards the door, and the condemned
culprit in silence arose from his knees
and SUNK out of sight. That was the
last | ever saw or heard of aim. Both
the brother and sister are now dead. I
never knew what the interview was be-
tween them. She die in a madhouse In
less than six months, and he was
drowned on a river excursion In lesA
than a year.-Tid BitA
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because their trade makes them travel more than
the others.
Division No. l7s OF the brotherhood Of Locomo.
I've Engineers has elected: William ponnell.y,
Pilkinston. Assistants; J. G. Wills. Secretary.
Treasurer, Warren Kerr, Guide. II. y. Smith.
Chaplain.
A motion to withdraw Its delegates from the
Central Labor Federation OF Hudson County has
been tabled for the present by the linton nm
Trainers Union. The cOntyact with the bosses
was signed without any difficulty.
Former members OF the Kaweah colony In Tu-
lare County, Cal. have organized a similar
The number OF the colonistS has been limited
to al, each OF whom may not have more than
ten shares, at $40 each.
Newark, y. j.. has about COO jewellers who
are employed only six months a year, Former
y they earned SIS to SIS per week, bu, since
their X, Of /; assembly wen, to pieces they
on foot to reorgnnize the Assembly
An assessment OF two cents has been levied
upon the members OF Cigar Makers Union No.
go 3d. payable BY July e. The rTlon win parade
were 81. 400. Al; N,4iil2 was expended. and
S.777@ remains In the treasury.
In Catalonia, Spain, is a singular custom,
whereby a laborer plants upon the property OF a
real estate owner. and becomes entitled to two.
thirds or three fourths OF the product Of the
vineyard during the life OF the vines. by rca-
son Of this system. tens OF thousands Of acres
Of Improbable soil have been converted into
remunerative vineyards, and many thousands OF
poor labOrers raised to the position NJ semi
proprietors OF the soil. Drunkenness and pau
perism are almost unknown In the wine dis
tricts.
The Journeymcn Brewers National Union in
Joining the Knights NJ Labor has changed its
name to National Trade District Assembly Of
Laber Beer Brewery Workers. The officers are
c. +. RechtCld, Master Workman: A. Prlesters.
bach. Worthy Foreman: +. KurZenknnbe. Sec
retary-TreaHurer A. Schultz. Statistician; ]
STREET. Guide; J. Reiser. Past Master Workman;
A.. Priestcrsbach, Judge, c. +, Bechtold, Judge
Advocate; Z. Kurzcnknabe. Clerk. The next
Convention Will take place on the third Sunday
In September. at Cleveland. q.
The General Executive Council Of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor has adopted resolutions
demanding that CoSeys army he given a hear
Ing by Congress, and that its members be treated
as law-abiding citizens.
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pantomlmists returned TO the Eden
Musee last night. This troupe became
very popular some time ago, and Its re-
turn was heartily welcomed. Nizarra's
ana SO were the Holdsworth trio In
their sketch called The Tinker" Ruth
Davenport, Powell, the magician; Lola
\ perrt and Danko Gabor's Hungarian
band.
DoRIs's MUSEUM.
Prince ~Tinymite, the midget, was once
more the main feature of the curio halls
OF Doris's Eighth Avenue Museum. yes
terday.. The little fellow attracted con-
siderable attention. Visitors also saw
Annie Leak Thompson, the arnless won
der; Homes trained birds. W f.. Har-
land, the. cowboy pianist: Leah Sher-
man., Miller and Myer. and a drama
called New Zion: or, Life Among the
Mormons."
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For pimples and all other
conditions resulting from
constipation, 20 by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c Atdrug
stores; or write to B F Allen
Co. 365 Canal st, New York.
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yell. 1t was a severe test for a begin
ner's nerve.
The Supreme Court OF Louisiana has
decided that the pugilistic events given
by the olympic Club. were glove con.
tests, not prize-fights. This Is construed
to mean that the Club can pull OF box
Ing contests again.
The new shell for the Yale navy arrived
in New Haven, Conn, last night. 1t Is
sixty feet long, twenty-four inches amid
ships, and weighs POS pounds.
Clipper A.. C.. and Billy McGarry, the
ex-amateur champion light-weight, will
judge the boxing at the Revenswood Boat
competition on April y and %, at
Puritan Clubhouse, Long Island City.
Danny Needham is out with a state
ment that he is willing to fight any man
in the country at lS to $50 pounds. and
gives the preference to Dick OBrien. OF
Lewiston, Me.
Washington to join Mike Kelly's Allen
town team.
A crowd of $50 Baltimoreans Is coming
to New York Saturday to see the OPEN
ing game with the Giants.
Bannon, the new Boston o%utielder,
was several degrees shy OF League
speed in the games in Brooklyn.
The C. A. Auffmorett & Co. baseball
team wants to arrange games with
f. J. Bourne, OF SO Greene street, Is the
captain.
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Coming Events.

Amateur photographers exhibition. American
Fine Arts Society's galleries, Fifty seventh street,
near broadway. this evening.
DR.. Henry N. Galiagher's free lecture on The
Gospel OF Good Humor'' this evening at 81 Rivlns-
ton street.
Jerome Hopkins's twenty-fourth ''Springtide' Of
music and children's monster musical congress,
Thursday evening, at Music Hall.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
You read the Evening World!
Do you rend the Sunday WOrIdf
Frightened by mn ExpIo.iou.

An explosion OF chemicals In the drug store
OF DR.. Giovanni Caruso. at 26i Elizabeth street.
at II o'clock last night. caused great excitement
among some thirty odd tenants living on the
upper floors OF the house. The timely arrival Of
the Fire Department prevented a number OF badly
scared people from jumping from the Are escapes
on the third and fourth stories. No one was in
lured. damage about $500.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Dress
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All the above styles we recommend.
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Columbia, has been mooted and dis
cussed, without the Governments
having ever committed itself Off
cially, or, so far as we are aware,
even expressing preference for
one form rather than another. The
treaty negotiated by the Com mis-
sioners left this matter in abey-
ance, securing annexation first, at
all events, and in so doing repre-
sented with exactness the position
of the Government and the senti
ments of the Annexation party. 1t
disassociated the questions of an
nexation and the form of govern
ment after annexation The form
is not material, for it eau be
changed at any time. If Hawaii
is annexed as a territory and we do
not like it, agitation will soon
transform the Territory into
State.
The final form of government to
which the Provisional Government
looks forward, with annexation or
without it, is full representative
government, in which the native
race may be sure of taking it's just
and proper share. There is no in
tention or desire on the part of the
Administration, and we believe on
that of any considerable section of
the Annexation party, to disfran-
chise the Hawaiian. Of this fact,
no more substantial proof can be
offered than is contained in the
provisions of the Constitutional
Convention bill, which throws the
ballot open to the natives, without
even the restriction of property
or income qualification.