The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-15

A' lending to show A..
which compound locomot;asu. sStenf
introduced in Germany \ ~ re y
snat toward the end Of III, repc
directors Of the Prussian ,'s Y. year
ways decided, after exhar., ssase
70 use compound locomot ts,se "
Z through freight and express I sa u
"a. not Tor suburban services W.. 1.
trains requiring to mal.a ,'ves y
pages In order to carry this ~ S..'
into effect orders have basr III uecl
the construction of one bnns s.ssn|
sixty-seven compound locom na.su
De supplied during the curren t'.se'
The Japanese government !. "
70 build two new lines d VI, N
about fifty and half milas : I, ssll7
tween Hongo and Senior ~. lua
and Odawara, the latter an 49,
Of the Tokaido railway. But 'A ~
Of asking for bids from abroad 'i \
old-time manner, the governms..
publishes its proposals and srss; \
lions IN the Japanese language. \.
that it will publicly let this !, va II
the lowest bidder, and comnsI.
foreign bidders to come provided !.
interpreters and q Japanese teeh,;
and commercial agent T;ms.
changed in Japan.
Mime. de Rute, who has had !,
venturous career as Marie Bopan,,
Wyse, the princess of Solms ana n
Ratazzi, is mixed up in a mvster;
jewel robbery that occurred 49,,
in Paris. Her jewelry was given
man for repairs, and soon sfta,
police commissary of the quarts,
ceived an anonymous note accu,
the jeweler of substituting false =
for the real in the objects con6dsa
him. His stock was seized and
statement found to be true. nm
sooner did the man surrender him,
and acknowledge what he had II
than Mime. de Rute ran awav n
Paris.
The popularity of American ii
in Europe, and other regions abb
is steadily increasing. The export
far this year show considerable
crease over last year. During the
week in September seven thous1
four hundred and forty.three pain
shoes went from Boston to Enel,
and in the same week New u
shipped abroad fourteen thoussnd
hundred and seventy dollars worti
shoes, thirty-four cases Of this qua
ty, valued at two Thousand dollars
ing to Constantinople. During
second week in September ten u
sand dollars worth of American u
were imported into England.
Prof. Hommels, in his "Aus
Babylonischen Alterumskunde," 81
how thousands of years ago CONT
cial relationships were constant
professor has found out that IN Ap
G. Babylonia was in active busl
with Arabia, Syria and Kurdi1
The idea of isolation, which has
somehow entertained, is to forget
wants and the activity Of man. 4
past 1t was pretty much like the
emit only, If we think Of i, the
and dangers attending commerce
greater in remote periods, and that
clines us to consider that more couI
and patience were necessary o.
part Of traders six thousand year,
than to-day.
Speaking Of the visit OF afaI
to this country in the winter Of
25, the American Monthly Magyar
Washington says: 'It was durlngt
DAYS that George Ticknor, Of %
presented a foreign gentleman 2
President Adams. Politics was
booed subject, but just as they We
take their leave Mr.. Adams asked
Ticknor how the election was pro
ing in the house. Mr. 1icknor ~
4Lat ha ,rdarstood it depended o.
vote Of New York. Mr.. Adams
and exclaimed: Then God nelp
bow and man I have known New
politics for seventy years, and d
itics have always been amO's
d.u;l,s Observation-Disclosures