The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-26

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Anarchy is still In the ascendency.
The cowardly assassination of Presider
Carnot OF France Is another reminder tina
the safety OF the heads of government ar
endangered by the license allowed th
disseminators OF anarchistic doctrines.
The elephantine tread of the mucl
abused and little feared Justice, may O
may not have its effect. Booth, Guitea
and Prendergast, though horrible exam
pies OF the carrying out OF murderou
hallucinations Of the brain, do not dete
deeds of violence. The hanging OF tn
anarchists in Chicago did not eradicate
| the evil OF anarchism. III mad
IL more prominent. Like
cankerous sore on the body politi,
II eats right into the very vitals OF gooc
government. Who will successfully pre-
scribe the remedy? Hang them, you say
Certainly. Chop off their heads-of course
Then whaty No man representing popu-
lar government is safe either in this or any
other civilized countryside from evil
disposed persons whose minds are made
subseryient to abnormal alterations OF
anarchistic teachings.
II is happenings like that above re-
ferred to which brings home to the minds
OF Americans the fact that in free
America, one day is set apart in all the
year TO emphasize this fact; that, though
the aliens who would destroy the grand
institutions OF this country, If they
had the slig htest chance, have from time
to time let loose the tongue which
would incite TO rapine and riot
the ignorant, yet the deterrent effect of
Uncle Sans superior forces has proven a
bulwark OF safety. For that reason, if for
no other, the coming Fourth of July
should be an eagle screamer.
The old Of ho a;r ;,,a.
stretch out its neck and flap its wings for
the llSth timesIsince 1776, and even If, at
the end OF "the day we cele brate" the
dandy old bird should be blackened with
powder and have wing singed here and
there, few feathers gone, and her throat
bleeding with exhaustion, what's the
odds?
She will recuperate in year.
A. III. King & Co. are all ready to help
Young America CELEBRATE in these plan
tations. As i mentioned last Saturday
they are prepared to furnish exhibitions
for family parties with printed directions
how to go about it, in safe and satisfac-
tory manner. After you have supplied
yourself with torpedoes and fire crackers,
pin wheels and rockets, don't forget the
Devil among the Tailors," the most
amusing article ever offered, making more
display for the money than anything yet
made. This is the annual side line to the
usual well-stocked store of fruit and con-
fectionery for which the firm is so well
known throughout the city and State.
Place your orders early for fireworks.
Providence is to have an elaborate dis
play Of fireworks the night OF the Fourth.
Crawford street bridge will be one point
ana Dexter Training ground the other.
Messrs. Hayden & Chester, the wholesale
1OhDerS and iInnOrtara lnca tnH NJ ha
OF Pine street, have the contract with the
city for the exhibition. / was talk
ing with one of the firm the other
day, and i asked him II it would not be
more profitable IL he could make the dis
play all at one place. "Of COURSE was
the reply. AS It IS now when Divided it
is like giving two separate exhibitions for
the price OF one. One mammoth exhibi-
tion FOR the SlOOOappropriation mig hi leave
a little margin after satisfying the public
But To give two exhibitions the same
night in different parts of this city, nec-
essitates throwing in OF enough material
to make up a possible deficiency" Messrs.
Hayden & Chester have their reputation
at stake and IL they lose a little on the
given in behalf OF the CITY.
why they make it up some other way, by
an increase of trade.
Speaking about fireworks. I wonder II
any OF my readers were at the Worlds
Fair, Chicago, last Fourth of July, when
Pain was told to do the best he could
with $4,000 display. Well, shall not
attempt to describe IL for two reasons:
one is, | couldn't il / tried, so the other |.
'eason doesn't count. ! remember one of !
900 rockets. Not one hundred, bat one I
thousand. or course you know where A. |
4. King Co. are on Weybosset street?
Lizzie Halliday is the first woman who
has been sentenced to meet death by |
lectrocution. Query? Will the
entimentalists of society thwart justice
'etween now and August?
Let us hope not.
Mr.. Henry Tilden of the firm of Tilden
Thurber has been across the big pond
times. The gentleman is as well ac-
TAINTED in Paris and London as he is in
'rovidence.
The Mystic Shriners looked fine last
vening. IL l was going to be personal
could mention several in particular.
The camel looked calm and collected
Though it had its back up
was standing directly opposite j. M.
nthony's cigar store when the procession
ose they all had jolly time. Noticed
,me of those in line were smoking.
hey were smoking cigars. A good cigar
undoubtedly luxury and OF
'urse they were good ones. That makes
Q think, was In drug store on the
ll the other day waiting for an Elm
GOD car, when / overheard a telephone
der to send up SO many boxes of the
Duke of Wellington" and so many -.
's." The order was promptly taken,
Id then the man at the telephone sang
It to his clerk, 81 have just ordered some
gars from Anthony's, and they will be
re this afternoon"
have known Mr.. Anthony over twenty
e years. He was then a clerk in the
me store he is now proprietor Of. He
$ built up fine trade in the business
which be Is engaged. carrying an ex-
lent line of Key West, Havanas, and the
iding brands of foreign and domestic
Ike cigars. He manufactures the ~.
Is" (the first two initials OF his nancy.
is cigar OF excellent flavor, and is a
eat favorite with smokers. As to the
luke OF Wellington" cigar, that is a Kew
est MIR. Anthony has been selling for IN