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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
1aS Suructt TIT frettn nuo otc
3iuatner tnnantf<

ueber bic Wi9ttgteit bes Surnunz
terri9ts in ben beut iden 8ereinen
1pra4 prof. 6. .. @4oenrid BON
Baltimore por ber Generation eren3
BET beuti4en 4riitliden @ereine jun
ger MGnner, bic por &ur3em in But
falo, 81. g., tagte. @r mar Der &nz
ii@t, bab bas ameritunii4e 9urnen
nit {etnen Patentapparaten aaer Dirt
in p%arlorartig eingeri@teten 9alen UNI
ter benz lanblduf igen Sang nah Meuz
berli9teiten ben @eiit 1elbIt, ben elm
fc4en urpii91igen Surnergeiit ern1tz
li4 %9efd6rbe. Muiga6e Der oeut1Aen
@ereine Ip4 es fem, bur4 Nufre4tz
erba(tung Der bewd6rten oeutl 4en
Surnmetboben benz in ben englil4en
8ereinen einreibenoen Parlorz unb
patentma 1@inenturnen gu lteuern, ben
@ebrau9 Der oft toIt1pieltgsn 4ppaz
rute 3mt l9en bier Wdnoen m0glidit
gu Be 4rdntsn unb in jeber Sa6resz
3eit, obne gu biel &ldit4t auf oas
Wettsr, friide, fr06li4e Surnfabrten
gu Wai1er uno 2anb gu unternebmen:
6a perben ni@t aQein bic Musteln
getrGftigt, ba mir6 auA bet &Drper
abge6drtet un0 Der Mut6 geita9lt, ba
Gubert ii9 Der mo6ltbdtige Ginflub
ber Notur auf @stIt unb @emit9, Der
tann bur4 treue &ameraol4of It gum
burmonii4en 4usorud gelangt. Be:
lonoeren Wert6 legts oer Reoner auI
WaHertour:n. Wo es nur t9un1i4
1ei 1o1ten &uberabtheilungen eingez
ri9tet merben, unb bic Ruoeribungen
io1ten audi in Der talteren Sa9res5eit
angeben, 10 lange bas WaHer nur
ni3t gu raub uno eisfrei 1T.
Man tpenoe ni4t Elm, bet Manerz
1port lei gu gefd6rli&. Ser Burner
ion aQerbtngs bic @efabr niht lei9tz
1innig ber%ausforbern, CT ioQ 1tA aber
iben, ibr jeber3eit ent14lonn entgez
qen3utreten. @inb ni4t man6e bet
Turnibungen in Der 9aQe NIT me6r
pber peniger @efa6r perbunoen? DaS
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20

M%usmanosrer in 9oprab an, bas
&altutta %eegeniber auf Der anoern
Seite bes 9ugti liegt unb ND ii4 Der
9auptba6nbof bsfinbet. IS mar
our9aus fem erfreuti9er Qnblid, ben
oiele balbnadten, p%srbungsrten, Gngitz
li4en Sc tatten boten. sic tamen
BON ben Nprbpe Itprooin3en, uno oa
gerabe aus Dieien ProDin3en cine grobe
Mn5abl einbeimi1aer Nrbeiter BEL Der
Slinoilden Gilenbabn bel4Gftist
Iinb, Der amme!ten 1i4 iiber 800 berz
1elben, Inn na4 etpaigen 5reunoen
unD 8ernanoten gu luaen. 0ie 4usz
panberer begannen benin 4nblid ihrer
2anbsteute laut gu peinen uno febz
ten lie an, lie gu befreien, ba man lie
NIT @epatt ibrer 9eimatb uno Jumiz
lie entriI en- un0 CUR NusmanDerung
ge5pungen babe. 9ie Qusmanoerer
fielen benn audi iber bic Wd4ter ber,
uno 10 gelang es etpa oreibi9 pon
tbnen, gu enttommen. 9a jeooa ~
fort poli5eiperi tdrtun9 e%intraf, puroe
bic Mubs batb mieoer 6er9elteut, uno
ib fam 3eugnib bafir ablegen, nit
meldem Mutbe bic poli5ei bic armen,
bolbperbungerten &ulis nit i6ren
StDden bearbeitete unb Hube 1tiftete.
Die Muspanbersr nurben Johann CUR
2anoun9sbriide ab9efiibrt ooer pielz
mebr "ab9etrieben". Sd fo!gte ibnen,
10 gut es cling, uno in Der N0he Der
Bride itebeno, b0rte i4 5meimal bag
Wa1 ct aufpldtldern, pie psnn lih
jemuno bineinltur5e, bo4 tonnie id,
ba ale 3ugdnge CUR 2anoun9sIteus
lorg fdltig bepa9t uno ab9eiperrt tpaz
rem, nihts nabsres 0ariiber in @rfo9z
rung brinsen. Natiirli4 bat feline
inbil9e 3situns ben Wutb gebabt, Elm
Wort bariiber gu perlieren, cine 4usz
nabme maht nur Elm ein5iges Blatt,
bas Dfters Der &egierung unangenebz
me Wabrbeiten iagt uno 9aupt lahlih
bic Meinun9 oer bellern &lal len Der
@inqeborenen ausbriidt. 9oA wagt
au9 bieTes 8latt bus @reigntb nur
NIT penigen @prten gu %ermabnen.
pa4renO ous anbern, pie gep09nlt4
in lol@en Td1en, "goloenes" @hlpelz
gen bepba6ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
Scr Yrano In Vtmnrc.

Ser grobe @peiderbranD int 9afen
bon sFiume, Der am 13. Wugult ausz
bra9, mar am Is. b. SO. nod lmmer
ni@t poQltdnbig unteroriidt. Ms
benz s. terrei4iiden 9anbelsminl tier
BON bet Musoebnung oes 8ranoes
Mitt6eilung gema4t puroe, ent1enoez
te ct ben @ettionsratb 8ela @onoa
nad Tiums, UNI 1i4 iiber bic nri a4e
Der @nt1tcbung bes Teuers, 1opie
iiber bic M%usbebnung beKelben. gu in
formirsn unb bin1i4ttid Der notbz
ipenbigen Nerfiigungen @orldldge 81
MAIDEN. @ettionsratb @onoa. Der
am 18. in Tiume e%intraf, unteri udte
1ofort bus chamberlain, ertunolgte
ii6 i6er bic DimenIioren ocs @4oz
oens unb traf i'm @inperne6men NIT
Der @eebeb0rbe bic notbmenoi9l ten
8erfigungen. Da Biz 20. fritz bas
Beuer ni4t gel0Iht peroen tonnte, bic
in ben Maga5inen brennenoen Maaren
bingegen lei4t gefd6rli@ 9dtten tperz
ben t6nnen, purbe bon oer polaer Noz
miniitration telegrapbii4 bic 9robe
lGtpimmenbe Dampfipribe "8igant"
p%erlangt, mel9e Nbenos UNI Il 112
ubr NIT 5 @9tdu4en ibre Sbdtigteit
begunn. Mm ndhIten Sage muroe,
UNI bic meitere S. 4ung gu erm0gliz
6en, bas niebsrgebrannte, jebo4 14on
qel01 hte Material entfernt. Jnsge=
Iammt 1inb $1,000 Metercentner per-
l6iebener Waaren abgebrannt, un0
3mar groBe Ma6en Mebl, 3uder. ge@
trodnete g laumen, &leie, Suite, Wo.z
le, 2ob6riibe, pbospbateroe, Tt1olen.
Oel, Wein unb einige 3llten NIT
mertbpouen M0beln aus 8eneoig.
9ie gi1 enton ltruttion Der inrerer
36eile ber 5pei Maga3ine 1T poa ltdn=
big eingeItiir5t, bic i~tarten, gro ben ST.
1enbalten BADEN iiA in Der gro ben 9t<
BE politdnoig auiammengetriimmt,
6as Daa aus @i1en6le4 1T eingez
ltiir3t unb 3ertriimmert, bic Mdn6e
limb perbogen unb geiprungen, bic
Seller lin0 ebenfaqs eingeltur5t uno
bic @sinfdHer i4pimmen in elmer 60
Gtm. tiefsn Mil4ung BON Waner,
2obbri6e, Wein, 3uder unb g lauz
men1aft. 9as 20l4en, bas Wuspun1=
pen Der unperlebrt 9%ebtiebenen Seller
uno bos WegrGumen 0es abgebrannz
ten MaterialS mirb eifrig fortgelebt.
Settionsrat6 @onoa lteQte i'm SIM
pernc9men nit Der Scebeb0roe ben
plab unb bic @r0Be Der an @teQe
Der a6gebrannten Magaaine gu erri4z
tenoen probilorii4en Maga3ine felt,
ia es purben i4on bic auf ben 8au
be3iglid1en 8erfiigungen getroHen, Daz
nit bet 8erte6r in ber Serb ttampagz
ne feline l1nter6redung erleioe. 9as
cine Masa5in piro ne6en benz jebt
I'M Bau begrifenen electromagnetic
in e1ner Qdnge Don 70 Wetern uno
in elmer 8reite BON 28.5 Wetern erz
baut unb i'm Monat NoDem6er um 30
Meter b%erldn9ert meroen; oas 3meite
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20

Maga5in pirb i'm 8srufsz9afen uuf
einem 5erritorium bon 1870 Quaz
bratmetern. gebaut. Oer !9anoelsz
miniiter BAT ben 8au audi 1don an
georbnet unb bic beloen Maga3ine
peroen ipatei items in ie4s Woden benz
8erte6r i~iberseben peroen tonnen.
Mitte DECEMBER piro audi oas &afz
f%eemaga5in fertisgeiteut iein uno oorz
ldufg CUR GrleBung Der abgebrannten
W}aga5ine beniibt peroen; Der Seller
pirb iogar ldon in Der 9erbitlaii on
benz Wsinimport CUR 9erfi9ung itez
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20

ieinss 8ud6es, in peit, iid berart se>
fei1elt fublte, bab er ieinen gan3en
urlaub bier gu bebringen be1Wlpb;
aber bas mar nidt 10 einfa4, benin
ct tonnte ni4t seraben Weses naa
Saul E. 0rei Sage Dor Qb!auf Desz
ielben nabm ct tbrdnenben 9er5ens
Mbi4ieb BON ben i40nen Magparinz
men unb ben 3igeunsrtapelen unb
54nurrte nun, pie Elm lo%sgelaNener
8rummtrei1el, iiber Wien, @tsierz
mart, Sal5tammergut, 9prot, Nrlz
babn, @4mei5, Ooentpalo, &9ein
9ouano, &0ln nu9 Berlin, natir!t4,
obne elm ein3iges Mal aus5ulteigen,
nur I'M iein 8iQet ab5ufabren uno
nod CUR re@ten 3eit gu 9auie einauz
trefen.
sd fenne nod cine anbere &uno=
reiie9efdi4te. Sn einem &oupee 2,
&laHe trafen lie iih 3pii@en @iiiten
unb @anbersleben, Der jun9e Mann
einer1eits, bas boloe 5rdulein uno bic
DIANA anbdrerleits, uno e~riterer
madte 1i9 bereits in N%orbbuuien
niibli9, tnbem er ben &e1ner init ben
grfrii4unsen beranpintte. @s mar
erfreuli9 gu bDren, baB Der artige
5err audi na@ &afel itrebte. Sn
&aKel a%nsenebmer Nufentbatt. Ser
6err ma4t 1i4 unent6ebrli4, inbem
er bic 9errldaften auf bic Wilbelms<
bDbe unb auf ben 9ertules 3in1pies,
ben lie obne i'm permutbliA iiberiel,en
bGttsn. Man trennt ii9 enbli4 uno
triFt in Trantfunt mieber 5uiammen,
ND Der 8egteiter mit3utbetlen meib,
bab bort @oetbe feline &inoerjahre
perlebt bat, uno man unterntmmt ben
8elu4 in Der 9iridga6e. Na@ no4z
mati9er Srennung triHt man it4
abermals auf einem Hbeinboote, auf
mel9em Der 9err aus benz 8dbeter
bic 8urgen unb 8erg1piben ertlart
- unb 5par fa1i4, benin CT 1ttt rid
mdrts, aber bo4 CUR bo1en 8efrteotz
gung ieiner 9amen. Sn &0ln -
au9 babin lautet 1ein 8iuet - erz
laubt er ii4 gang beionoers auf ben
Dom auf nrrt am gu MAIDEN: CUR
@rbplung bonn Runo9ange auf benz
Gbpr fibrt ct bic Damen gum "e@ten"
Sobann Mariu Torina. Ser umz
5tanb, bab au4 fem 2unbrei1ebu4
R0ln - 3ebenaar, 3epenaar !9aag
u. (. +. entbGttt, lGBt Mama an cine
S4idialsfugung glauben, uno als lie,
no% munncrb,r lfSne1 Sagen in
@o1ano, i'm auf Der Niidreile auh
in @annoDer mieoer finbet, iinb bic
lebten 8ebenten geidmunben. 3mtz
l&en Ssbisfetoe unp @dblingen fanb
bic @rtldrung, 5mii&en @dblingsn
unb Tle9tingen ber &oniens bet
Mama ltatt, bic niemals erf abren
nirb, bah - bic jungen 2eute 1ih
1non Sabre lang tannten unb oas
Trdulein 9odter init Der unl4ulbsz
miene linn insge6eim cine MbI 4rtft
ibrer &unbreiiei tutionen 5ugel anbt
bate. 9as mar alio &unbreiI eroz
mantit NIT Mn14luBbiuet gu elmer gez
mein1amsn gegen ale unfdlle peritAerz
ten 2ebenstour. @lidli9e Na4folge!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20
&umortHt@eS.

Der tleine @@Iuutopf.
Qebrer: ~Warum flob &ain, als ct
ben Nbel eri4lasen bate - nun IJribz
@en?" 5rib@en: "Weil ct Mnsit por
Der polioei BATE"
Rarrjere.. Der tleine 8eniaz
min: u0aterleben, i4 bin mas gemorz
bent" - 8atsr: rMein Segsn iber
Did! Was Bit Du benn g%etporben?"
Benjamin: r'eraussei9miKen bin
i4 %geporoen!"
Salimmer SroI. Sodter
(meineno): ~N4, pcpa, bsute bin i4
idon bretbig Sabre att" - @ater:
Sci rubis, mein Sinh, bas tpirb
audi Doriiberseben!"
lSAmeren0tberei. r6err
lieutenant, i4 babe ssb0rt, sic tper=
ben cine Reile UNI bic groe maden. -
Gir4ten sic ii4 benin ba ni4t Dor
ben pielen 8e i9meroen?"
rNi4t i'm @%erinsiten - bab' I9pn
gr0bere Reiien gema4t!"
@uter Hatb. Baron Dump
meier: "Sieb' gu, liebsr Nsfe, bab gu
in Deinem 2eben Nismarben etpas
l@uloig pirit. 8iit Du es aber elm
NAL, ounn bleibe es!"
Barter mint. 6.rr: sd
mar elm gutter Jreuno Sbres p~eritorz
benen Mannes, 6aben sic ni4t et=
mas, mas sic mir als Mnbenten an
i'm uberlai1 en- t0nnten?" untr0lt li=
DE Wittpe: rWas meinen sic benn
gu mir?"
Renommage. 2%ieutenant: uWar
eeltern in srober 0amengeleQj4aft
uno babe MIDI gang ausse5ei4net
amiiiirt; 9er3en baden auleBt 10 laut
gel4Iagen, oab i'd 9laubts, id lei in
elmer @dparamdlDer %1brfabrit!"
MilttGri1@e 8lumen=
ipro4e. Gelotpsbsl (beim Baben
gum @~injdbri9en, Der it4 firdtet,
in's Wafer gu seben) sic tpolen in
Gipil Weinbdnbler iein?"
@rtennt E. 6rau Morsens):
"Mas marteit Du nod?" Mann: sd
mDhte bas neue 9ien1tmdb4en ieben,
pon benz 9u 5ot9e Wunberbinge er=
5ablt hait, es piro ia mo3l glet@ elm
trehen?" 5rau: vDamtt bars bod
3eit bis Mittag!" Mann: r6m,
menn iie bann no4 bier it,"
@eri4menbung. gobn: ~Du,
mein @obn lit d re4ter @erl9penbe>.
Neuli4 paren mir ei%nsslaoen, ba fat
er it4 NIT feline eigeaen @treidb0l5er
d Gigarre angetedt.!"
@on Der lanbmirtb1@at t.
li4en 4usfellun9. rWat is
benn bet BORN Ding. Suitab, nat BEL
nabe 10 ausiiebt pie ne TeueripriBe?"
- Sea-, &iete, bet miro tpoQ ne
9ppotbetenz20idmal@ ine iino."
@erfeblte @ EARNING. Ean>
te: ~@o 9ebt nur Elm @tinbden bin<
elm 3u MiiQers in ben @arten!
@iBt ibr aber, bab brape &inber tei=
ne 8lumen unb Beeren in fremben
@drten abpfiiden b"urfen?" - Sim
ber: ga, 3ante - aber mir limb tei=
ne brapen &tnber!!"
@obl d. ~Du, Sossele.
jeBt lag au emol, parum fabrt benin
IN Ter Mmtmann alletpeil nit en- Be-
lo3epeo?" $50, i4 bdnte, mil es
bas ein3i9 Tubrpert fig, no n 6rau
nit 4a mitfabre."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20

- Die egpptii4en Grauen BADEN
ii4, um einen gemi1 en- Grab BON
Woblbeleibtbeit gu erlangen, auf 1pel=
6e i'm 2anoe Der Pbaraonen bel ge=
gsben niro, tdgli4 mebrere Male in
lauparn1em Waher. Sn bieiem Babe
blstben tie 10 lange, bob tie BARN ellen
unb trinten. WGbreno bieier 3eit
genieben lie ale bal6e Stunoen bic
8riibe BON einem 9ubn, bas NIT iii=
ben Manbeln. 9a1elniien, Datteln
unb d9nliden 5riidten 9efiQt 1T.
Na4oem bic 5rauen oie1e 8ribe ettpa
piermal 9eno6en baben, ber3ebren iie
no9 Elm gan3es 9ubn, morauf lie bas
8ab perlahen uno mum nit moblriez
9enoem Sel eingerleben peroen. Dor
benz 3%ubettge6en genieBt bic bocoe
Weiblidteit nod eini9e Mpro6olanen,
anDere Jrauen nebmen au4 mobl Ell
ren aus @ummitragant unb 3uderz
tanEo bereiteten Srant gu ii4. Sb es
nun bos 8ab 1T, tpeldes bic espptiz
lden 6rauen felt ma4t, ober bic
9i6mrbriibe ooer oer 3udertanb, paz
gen mir freili4 ni4t gu entidetben,
S6atlude 1T aber, iOab tie 6ur& bieie
gan3e Met6ooe bic gepiinl 4te Runo=
li9teit %erlangen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20

prU flung. profeKor: "Sagen
Gie uns, @err &on0ioat, no finbet
man bic mel ten 9iamanten?"
&anoibat: ISM 2ei6bauIe."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-20

- gu ben bielen Decentralization,
bic bic Wereinsmeierei 6%erporbringt,
3G6lt audi Der Ncme zines 1euen
Dereins, ~S41entlub", bet feline @ntz
1te6ung einem "@4er5e" p%eroantt. Sn
einem @altbaui e am 9aQe'l4en SHORE
ma9te tiir3li4 elm Sal bic 8emerz
flung, bab es ei1em 1tarten Munne
ni9t m0gli@ lei, our@ bic i4male
@ingangst6ur gu 9eben. Ser antpez
lenbe @6renboritbenoe bes Ruti4erz
berbunbes, @imon, bebauptste oagez
gen, bab er, "bo4 gu @ob" bur4 ben
@ingang t0nne, 1pannt einen Droi4z
tengaul aus un0 boQfubrte unter benz
14a1snben @elddter BET Mnpeienben
bas &un5t1tid. Sem abpelenben 8ez
flyer bes ga t6aui les puroe bieler
r@4er3" eri t lpdter mitget6eilt. @r
bemertte: "@@aos, bab boS Pfero
tein S91e mar, 1onit bdtte es bier
&ollegen g%efunben!" 9ie 8eleioigten
Be 4lo1 len, Citrate gu %perlangen. SIS
ipurbe Der 0erein rS41entlub" ge=
griinbet un6 Der 8eiiber bes ga tbauz
Ies unter benz Sitel ~O@Ientopp" gum
lebensldnsli&en @oriibenoen ernannt,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-07-05
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, June 29,-The
statement is made day from an
authoritative source that no issue
of bonds will be made by the Ad-
ministration during the summer;
that the President and Secretary
Carlisle are in thorough accord
on the financial policy of the
Treasury, and that an end to gold
exports to Europe is believed to
be about reached.
The Administration expects
the new Tariff bill to go into eff
feet by August 1, and after that
date increased revenues are
looked for.
During July expenditures will
probably exceed receipts by SIS,
100000 which will reduce the
available Treasury balance to
about 500, 100000 The present
outlook is that by deferring
everything but absolutely essen
tial payments, the Treasury de
fcit for the current fiscal year
which closes Saturday, June 80,
will be brought within S75, 900, :
600, Less than ten days ago it
was estimated that it would reach
S78, 900, 900.
The passage by the Senate and
House Of the joint resolution ex-
tending for thirty days after the
expiration Of the fiscal year to-
morrow all existing appropria-
tions, it is thought removes the
only formidable obstacle to the
Presidents contemplated 4th of
July outing. The President ap-
proved the resolution as soon as
it reached him.
The grand jury this afternoon
brought indictments against Ell
berton r. Chapman, broker of
New York, and John W. Nc
Cartney, broker of this city, two
of the witness who refused to an
swer the questions of the Senate
committee.
Some comment was caused by
the failure to return any indict-
ments against the newspaper men
Shriver and Edwards, who were
the first witnesses certified by the
Vice-President to the jury, but it
is understood that the Govern
ment expects to make the brokers
cases test cases, believing it has
q better chance for their success
full prosecution than it would
have in cases Of the newspaper
men,
A new source of demand fo1
United States gold has developed
in an order from Canada for $3.50
900. This was taken out of the
| New York Sub Treasury to-day
and sent north. In addition tc
the Canadian order, 50, 225, ,O0(
were engaged for shipment te
Europe. With the days's en-
gagements deducted, theTreasury
net gold reserve stands at SCI.
S2S, S15.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-07-05
County Call.

The Democratic voters OF
Wayne county are requested to
assemble at the usual place OF
meeting in the several township
and voting precincts in saio
county on Saturday, the 9TH day
of July, 1894, at 3 o'clock p. M,
to select delegates to the County
Convention, which will be helo
in the City of Goldsboro on Sat
urday, the 14th day of July, 1884
at II o'clock m, for the purpose
of electing delegates to the State
Judicial and Congressional Con
ventions.
Each township shall be en-
titled to cast in the County Con
vention one vote for every
twenty five Democratic votes
and one vote for fractions Of fif
teen of such votes, cast by tha
township at the last gubernato
rial election, but may send a:
many delegates as it chooses"
BY order of the County Ex
ecutive committee.
l. F. DORTCH,
Chm'n Co. Elk. Co.
June 90, 1894.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-07-05
FANCY WORKDAG.

chandise, and an apprcciable revenue is de-
rived from them. Yellow is naturally the
prevailing color of the objects into which
they arc made up, but occasionally red and
even blue ribbons may be secured by the
fortunate fancy worker.
Largo vases of plain japanese pottery
are popular decorations at present. They
como in several shapes and various colors,
yellow and blue being those most often
seen. They are pretty and effective in
themselves, but as far as holding flowers
goes they are q delusion, for they have n
cracked glazing, through which water
leaks away rapidly This Is bad for flow
ers, bad for whatever the vase rests upon
and extremely bad for the vase itself,
which will soon become discolored by the
process
A favorite way of marking handker-
chiefs Is to write the name or initial by
hand in the corner, instead of having it
stamped in conventional letters, and then
embroider over the lines with fine silk.
This style of marking has the merit of in
dividuality in every case and always shows
itself indubitably to be hand work, some
thing worth considering In these days of
machine manufacture.
Partisan women are fond of making lit
tie decorative bags that seem to have no
particular use except to keep somebody S
fingers busy in their manufacture. a
sketch is given of a design for q shopping
or work bag The foundation is composed
of circle Of cardboard covered with brick
red satin. 1t is crossed by bands Of yellow
ribbon tackled ON with clusters of French
knots In yellow embroidery silk. The cir
Gle Is bent together to form the bottom Of
the bag, and the end spaces are filled with
pieces of cardboard cut to fit and similar
ly covered. A lining of yellow satin OK
tends beyond the top and forms tho bag
proper, which is gathered on running
strings. 1t Is decorated with yellow rib.
bon bows. For the embroidery knots that
| fasten the crossed ribbon bands gold beads
may be substituted with good effect.
JUDO CHCyLET
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-07-05
The Assassination of Carnot.

If the wretch, Santo, had
sought throughout Europe, he
could hardly have found a more
useful man or one who deserved
less the asSaSSin'S stroke than
President CaInot.
Of all the potentatcs of Eu-
rope, not one deserved better
fate; not one had cleaner
record; not one has done more for
his people.
President Carnot's administra-
ton has been one unbroken rec
ord of honor. He steered France
safely through many dangers; he
left the Republic stronger and
the people more prosperous than
he found them when he became
President.
France owes him an everlast-
ing debt of gratitude. and will
write his name on the list of he1
most honored statesmen.
The murder of this good man
is an outcropping of the spirit OF
anarchy, which is growing more
rampant in every civilized coun
try. Santo will meet his de
served fate, but the chopping of
Of his head will not cure the dis
ease he represents. Wherever
anarchy's agents are found, they
must be suppressed. All gov
ernmentS have been too mild il
their treatment of the Williams
who conspire against law an6
order and hate all authority.
The fury of the people O
France who loved President Car
not so we'll, is natural and just
If the crowd who witnessed hi.
assassination had torn his mur
derer to pieces, it might have
had a better moral effect thar
his legal execution.
France has suffered q terrible
affliction in the death of Carnot
He had determined to retire tt
private life, though he coult
have had another Presidentia
term for the asking, but whethe
in office or in private life, his in
fuence would have been pow
erful aid to good governmen
and his example would hav
been a source of inspiration.
It would be hard to find, in al
history, % more cruel OF NOR
causelcsS assassination. n.-.fHa11t'
| InlLl.llnt
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-07-05
Senator Jarvis Fall.

Senator Jarvis, of North Caro-
lima, did not cover himself with
glory by his debutante speech in
the Senateon the tariff bill. 1t
was in fact a speech of sorrow
fully cheap kind, swinging,
lurching effort to fall plump into
the arms of the Populists.
1t was the manner OF speech
that has been made a hundred
times to the '.toiling millions
by demagogues. William Ma
hone indulged in the same talk
and fooled many good men. 1t
has been sung by greenbackers,
howled by Tillmanites, roared
by Dennis Kearneyites. The
burden of the song is the toll
ing Millions, who are forgotten
as soon as the singers get into
office by it. 1t was after the
regulation kind and was cheap.
very cheap. In the first place
there was no more need for it
shan there was for the speech of
Senator Hill. The @'toiling mil
lions'' are just now crying for
speeches telling them how nice
they are, how the rich ought to
| be taxed and are not, and how
the poor bear the greatest bur
dens. They have heard all that
before They ask that the Con
gress of the United States vote
on the tariff bill and go home.
It is to be regretted that the
Senator from North Carolina
should have swooped down sc
unnecessarily into the Populist
fold. It is too late in the day
for any Democrat to become {
Populist. If he has not demon
strated himself as such he can
not claim that position now. L
the Populist idea is to bt
the thing, then it is fair tha
such men as Weaver and Field
Coxey and Waite, Tillman ant
Irby should have the offices ant
emoluments. If their action;
have proved its utility and wis
dom let only the Simonpur
have it's rewards.
The real Democracy has III
use for the hallucination, tn
danger in which has alread,
been demonstrated by Coxeyisn
and the Coxey accompaniments
| These are the varieties tina
mean devastation to the materia
interests of the entire country
Populism plays into disorder. l
begets it Where it is stronges
and has progressed, there com
monwealth prosperity is weakest
See Kansas, Colorado and Sout
Carolina. Note the reign c
lawlessness and the steadily il
creasing poverty of the people
The next Congress will be eithe