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THE WHEAT CROP.
Department Estimates For June
Tennessee and TeXaS Lead the
States.

W,suINGToy, june 2i.-The June re-
port Of the st2ristician OF the Department
of Agriculture now in press is exhaustive
in It's treatment Of wheat statistics. 1t
is based upon reports from 0O3 counties
Of which 100 Indicate an average condi-
ton, 800 higher than average AMI 43l a
lower condition, averaging from 100, the
standard Of a medium prospect, down to
10 and in n few cascs down to an entire
failure. The States averages are ~calcuIa.
ted not simply from the number of coun.
ties reported but from the comparative
production Of the several counties. The
9O3 reports includes Il very large proper
ton of the wheat area Of the country.
The summary Of the returns of area shows
u reduction Of two per cent from that Of
1870.
The condition Of the predominant v%arie-
~ in each State is thus stated Maine,
lUl; New Hampshire, 30; Vermont, lO6;
Massachusetts, 90; Connecticut, So; New
York, GS; New jersey, 10; Pennsylvania,
10: Delaware 10: Maryland, Az; Virginia,
50, North Carolina, lOl; South Carolina,
81; Georgia, los; Alabama llj; Mi,si.-
sippi, lOI; Texas, III; Arkansas, lilo;
Tennessee, III; West Virginia, s.; Ken
tncky, los; Ohio, rs; Michigan, IS: LnGi-
ana, 50; Illinois, 90; - spring, l03, Wis
cousin, lGl; Minnesota, lCG; Iowa, III;
Missouri, winter 50; Kertocky, lUS; win
ter 4G; California, 80; Oregon, 50.
The general average of the condition
for tho entire crop is "a. The Department
estimate for the crop Of 1871, Mas 23O,,
OO0,U bushels at eleven aud a half
bushels per acre; considering twelve bush
els IN average yield. 3
THE area ana condition Of the present
crop on the first week in june pointed to
4 product Of 22O, COS, GOO bushels in 1872
The crop Of 1860, which was ABOUT SIX
teen per cent above an average, the larg~
est recorded in ten years, was 2S7,OG0,OUO
bushels a, returned by the census.
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Seward and TnGmhs.

Not long ago u gentleman vas telling
me 81 senatorial anocduto Of, and dating
bacl; to, the Uutcbcilum days. Mr., Sew
arl had made aspsoch -somcthinGab about
the tclcsraph-when NJ, Toou.bs, Of
Georgia, rose to reriyanj made speech
full Of par3omal abuse Of Seward. He
wrought himself up iutoa rage and LASH
cd aboutin the mos. aggressive MANNER.
Eto huisbol and took his seat. As lIr,
Seward rose from his chair every eye was
bent upon him with anxiety.
With calm measured step he walked
toward Mr.. Toomba 1t WAS noticed
that his right hand was underneath the
rear pocket of his cont. There was APP
prohension that he was conccalinga piss
tol, and Mr.. Toomhs' friends crowded
around him. When 3ir. Seward reach
cd him he drew cut his hand, and open
ing his snuff box politely invited his all
versary to take u pinch Of snuff. My
God" said Mr.. Toombs, "NIr Seward.
have you no foclings?" "Tako a pinch
Of snuff, it will aoothe your agitation
10 then returned TO his scat, and, with.
out any ailusion to Mr.. Toombs or his
speech, made an able argument in favor
Of his measure, which carried, as cool.
ness and sclf-poSsession will always wiz
the victory over hot tcmperand passion.
ate inyectiyc.- Washington Lotter,
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WASHINGTON.
Cr0cslegk Tor President.
Enthusiastically Of Iallrect Clalms

InadmiSSibiliiy OF Indirect Claims.
WA%suIsGToy, June 22.-1ha supple
mental conference at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel resulted in ;he nomination Of Wm.
s. Groesbeck, of Ohio, aud Frederick Law
AlmstCal, of New York, and the adoT-
ton OF resolutions, the cousummation Of
which would be a long stride towards the
milloniam. Cox, Of Oaio, has Withdrawn.
Prominent among those present were 4:
Col. Grosyenor, 7. 7, Gault, Of Missouri,
Carl D;rntzer, Park Goodwin and W. C.,
Bryant.
Private dispatches from Geneva fully
csuirm las, nights statement, that the
Arbitrators have decided that the claims
for indirect damages are inadmi,siLie.
Vim. i. Blacktord. Of Alabama, has
been appointed special postoiicc agent.
Jas. y. Davis has been appointed assis
tant superintendent Of the railroad mail
service.
The Indian Department think there.
ported incursiou Of the Indians into Texas
sensational.
WAsuISGroy, June l7-Ob'crrcr Ser.
gcant Schwiicr, of the Signal service, In,
received order, 10 hold himself in rcaii.
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Greeley and BroWn-The Answer to
philadciDhia.

the action OF the Philadelphia Con-
y~ention and the spirit which paryaded
that body are cminCntly suggestive Of
the duty which devoiyos upon the oppo-
sit.on. The creat issue before the cot,p-
try is inst reach nights last naiysis- Cree
ley VS.. Grant. 10 talS complexion it
must come ut last. Journals, like the
New York Horid and Atlanta SIR, we'd
del to a Democratic programme and re-
flsing to be divorcod therclrop even at
the bidding Ola popular sentiment which,
day by day, gathers additional strength,
may suggest plausible reasons for their
laith, but the jndgmenta and the instincts
Of the great mass OF tho Conservatives
both North and South, have conducted
thou 90 - different conclusion. IN the
Light oi Philadelphia, Cincinnati grows
luminous, aud makes plain the path OF
Baltimore. We venture to predict that
the columns OF tho Democracy and the
Liberal Republicans VIII soon move close
together. Wn hold that the Liberal
cause is stronger to-day than ever be-
fore
The denomination ofGrant by n unan-
inou3 vote at tho Philadelphia Conycn-
tion is fill of Significance. II is II men.
ace to the liberties OF the cOub;ry--n me-
mace to the North rs well 10 the Soath,
The endorsement of Grant shows the
strength Of the influences against which
Republicans like Sumner, Greeley,
Brown. and TrUmbull, have decided ii
their duty, as RepabEicnns, so!cmuly to
protest. Their earnest protests have
been flung back in their faces, and II large
REPUBLICAN, element has been absorbed
INFO Grantism. Grants prompt and
unanimous denomination magnifes the
principal ofpcrsonul rule and ccutralism
and s%ubordinates civil to military infu.
Gnccs in the Government. The duty o
the friends of union reform and reconcile,
alton becomes plain. TIE duty of tho
Democracy becomes ohyions. The coali.
ton of Democrats and Liberal Rcpnbli.
cans has BECOME y necessity. The union
Of Ciuciunrti and Baltimore is demanded
by every consideration of patriotic duty
Liberal. SIN must be opposed to Grautism
for Greeley has become tho hope Vi III,
South and the safety Of tho whole coun.
try.
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Grant Then and Now.
The OLD School.

81 only voted at one Presidential elec.
ton, and then | voted for Buchanan
Grant N 1865.
There is such universal acquiesccncc
in the authority Of the general Govern
ment throughout the portions Of the
Southern States visited by me, that til?
mere presence Of a military force, with
out regard to numbers, "is sufficient to
maintain order. "-Gy0nfS Report ID
Congress, 1866.
Il am = Democrat, and when l am
convinced hat this war is waged to
prosecute the designs Of the Abolition,
lists, I pledge my honor as u soldier that
I will carry my sword on tho other side.
and cast my lot with hat people,
GraDi IN 1861.
Tho liberties Of tho country cannot
bemaintainod without oac-tcrm amend,
ment to the Constitution ."-GraaI in
1868.
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The Fifth Avenue Conference has
proven n victory for Greeley. All that
was expected Of it by the impracticables
has been defeated. Governor Cox, OF
Ohio, and David a. Wells, so for Gree
ley. Carl Schurz made m o~nt-and-out
Greeley speech. The boilers held a meet
lug to-day, and nominated Groesbock
and olinstead. There were not more
than q dozen obscure persons present.
All goes well.--Special 70 Comicr.Jow'.
'+
mi,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-27

There is an old man named Jeremi;Si
Collins, in prison at Albany, under sen.
tcn.c of death for the murder of his wife.
Unlike most culprits similarly situated,
he insists on the execution Of his sentence.
He insists upon it that his wife deserved
to be killed, and at tho same time seems
to think that be ought to be banged. lie
objects to any Communication ut bis sentence
and expresses dissatisfaction with Gov.
Hoffman for p%ostpoairg his execution Il
few weeks. He was originally sentenced
10 h. ban col on the 18Th Of May, hut the
Governor re,pited him to the 10TH Of
july. When he was sentenced he re.
quca,cd tho Judge = mase the time as
short as possible.
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Ry the Right. Into Line, Wheel.

There are few politicians III any saga
city anywhere, who do not SEQ and feel
in their hearts, that Greeley and Brown
ars the only hope OF the conservative
people OF America to overthrow the pres
ent wrctched hungiing administration.
Even Belmont, the head and trout Of
the Democratic Executive Committee,
has written two letters, indicating that
"thc party cannot DO better, when it
meets at Baltimore, July 9Th, than to
endorse Greeley and Brown. Here is
What he says about the matter: In one
Of thcm--datcd May 2lst--Mr. Belmont
SAYS:
take it Tor granted that al thinking
men have come to the conclusion nv this
time that tue nomination. OF n strNirht
Democratic ticket at Baltimore viii eth
or elect Grant by the pcople-in Case Of
GrGcley's withdrawal throw the e!cc.
ton into the House; il Greeley should
stand npoll, and then, also, Grant will be
sure to be elected. II the convention
Gun be got to nominate Gragleya at Daiti,
more with anything like unanimity, the
largo body Of the Democratic party
throughout the country will vote forhim,
and We snail have enough Republican
votes to make the election more than
probable, even il We should lose on6.
tenth OF our vote 10y detection and
apathy.
i Tho1gh hci,
to me almost the most Objectionable per
son whom the Liberals couid select, sill
am decidedly Df the opinion that ON
best policy will be ~ mdcrso tho Gin
cinnati platform and ticket. This is thc
general feeling in this State, and ON
delegation TO Baltimore is, by u larg,
majority, composed Of Greeley men, As
Uur delegation vote rs Il unlt, You ma,
net the yoteof Neg York down ~ Amos
certain for Greeley. Twas not Mt Roches
Ter, and have been left of the list OF dele
gates, most probably on account of tn,
hostile position Of the World and Staat
Zeitung against the Cincinnati nominees
as tho delegation were undoubtedly Sc
lected with bat that one idea OF mlkIu!
it sure for Greeley.
The June Isl letter says:
Greeley has SO far not lost strongtl
in our State, and the mceting Of the free
traders night before last, though com
posed of many of our best citizens, di,
not have any outside effect. Their plan
Of making = new nomination will amour
to nothing.
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HOME NEWS.
Terrible Railroad Accidput-Sixty-
Five Zen ana Women Feartuliy
Scglded,

d q NV wan 80 AAAN ~ JAZZ .
Five Zen ana Women Feartully
ScGlded.
R~rLLvLLr, June 92.-Tlcro was an
accident on tho Grand Trunk Railroad to
a train going from Toronto tn Montreal.
The passenger cars were piled killing nine
and badly scalding sixty, mos, CT whom
were second class passengers.
The unfortunate train contained many
Ministers of the English church enroute
fur their homes frcm the Toronto Synod.
About eleven miles below Belirilie station
the engine Jumped Oh the track, carrying
death AID torture to scores Of passengers
in the forward cars. The baggage ear re-
NAMED on the track and telescopsd the
mail, ,~mokinc.car and second.class pas.
scuCer car, leaving them ou top Of the Ell.
CINE exposed to the escaping steam f.Om
the boiler.
Here the poor creatures were hopelcssly
ponned for ,omc time, breathing vopors Of
death and suffering all the agony of im-
mrr.ion in a boiling cau,dtou Of supc'-
heated water.
An eye witness says Immediately after
the accident he went to tho second class
car. 1t aud the smoking car were ;elc-
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Political OUTLOOK.

eva 'H' 'F''s -''2. u. l'at' '4|-4s 'h'tt
ara tNo canlilas,s tor President OF the
States, fairly in the fcll: Mr..
Greeley, supported by a largo majority
Of the party known "a the moderate OF
conservative Republicans in other words
a considerable minority Of those who
recently composed the Radical party,
and who iour years ago, were fighting
hrtvcly ior Gca. Grant, Int who have
separated themselves from that party
undur his leadership.
The reason of this split can he traced
TO many causes. Some left him ON per-
somal grounds, hccau~e he has shown a
sritc;ul and vindictiye spirit towards
them, upor the slightest p:oyocation.
Others on TINS Alahama policy, among
whom, We believe, Hon. Rcvcrdy John
son. Others on his lGyGnt'a) San Do
mipgo spcculations and policy; for in
stance, Mr.. Summers hostility first show
cd Itself on this question. Others did
not approve Of his bayonct policy to-
ward the Soatl, Some because he did
not cspouso their own personal and cor
rup: roIit;,a! faargol3, among these
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-27

A great many democratic papers That
Turned a cold shoulder to the Cincinnati!
nomination ut FIRST, have become recon-
ciled to tho inevitable and begun to light
the good fight. They saw how the cat
wns jumping when tho Administration
organs began to grind out the tunes, ao
the y. Y. WORTH AMI Chicago TJmc3.
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In Chanccry Court at Madison
vile, Tennessee.
". J. Hicks VS. John G.. Peace and others.
OriripoI Att. and mi, bill.
Original Att. and mi. bill.

It Is charged in Complainant's Bill, which is
sworn to, that defendant John G.. Peace lisa non
resident of tho state Of Tennessee: 1t is there
fore ordered that said nonresident defendant
enter his appearance in this cause, and make
defence to compliments snid bill, on or before
the third day Of the next Term of the Ihancery
Court, for Monroe county, Tennessee, to be held
ut the Court House in Mad.sonvllle, on the first
Monday of December neSt, or the same will be
taken for confessed and the cause set FOR hearing
ex parto as to him. And that this order he
published for four consecutive weeks in the
sweetvager ENTERPRISE, as notice to said dcfeu-
dant. \ true copy ofthe order ut fulos.
Attest S.p. HALE, 6, ".
juno 21.i.rr;Ji
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The New SCuoot.

"AIl republicans who arc not willing
to be tools and slaves of mine, arc to he
prescribed"
Carpet bag State Governments and
martial law for the South"
Get all you can, and keep all you
get
II am still in favor OF ono torm-for
ire."--GcaM in 1872.
y -a
The following circular has been issued
by the acting Commissioner OF Pen
siors:
"rersens who arc already ponsioned
under the act Of June 6, 1866, at either
of the rates of SIS, 500 or s25, arc emit
tied by an act passed Juno 8, 1872, to
increased rates, ard may secure such
increase without formal application an3
without the Intervention of an attorney.
Nor will any attorneyship be recognized
in such cases. 4 letter from pensioner,
ponsioucd IA above, addressed to this
Office, inclosing his present pension Ger,
t~i.icatc, and giving his post Office adj
dress, will be y sufficient presentation ot
his clam for the increase. Tho certili-
Gates will receive such Endorsement 10y
this Office as will authorize tho payment
Of the increased rate, and will tnen be
forwarded to the pension agency at which
the pension is payable, and the pension
er viii be notified Of such transmits
sions.
- lA------
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NLASD GEANT or
IT, o O.. . 90 G II l. rs
Is THE
Bc! Farming and Mineral Lands IN
dmfrjca.
3,OGO,OCO ACRES IN NEBRASKA

N TIE
GREAT PLATTE VALLEY,
Tho Garden of tho West,
Now for sale.
These lands are in the central portion Of the
United States, on the list degrec o. Eorth Lat
itude, the %ccntral line OF the great Temperate
Zone Of the American Continent, and for grain
growing and stock raising unsurpassed by any
in the United States.
Cheaper in Price more favorable terms given,
and more convenient to market than can be
fouod elsewhere.
Free Homcsieads far Achlsi Settlers.
The Best Location for Colonies.
soLDIzm RsrIfLEb To uoNEsTEADs OF 100 ACRES
Free Passes to Purchasers Of Land.
Send for the new Descriptive Pamphlet, with
now maps, published in English, German,
Swedish and Danish, mailed free everywhere.
Address O. +. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner, L. p. r. Il. TO-,
Omaha, Neh.
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Grant or Greolej!

Grant or Greclej?
Tho rem or tac sword!
4 white hat or Il b'un coat!
y (fc9 ball t or u sharo bayo1etl
Family interest or the pubiij inter.
est!
y republican government or a central
iged de,potism!
These are the all.absorbing questions
of The iall
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To elect Greeley vii givcus q demo
cratic administration, says Il democrat,
Others think it best TO elect Greeley 20
see feeling, we can lose nothing lv q
rhangc.-Rpion Post.
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''"NNF'
The Trenton Gazette represents the
crop prospects in Gibson county us be-
ing iratratc.
Giles county is going to layo a frui.
exhibition at Pulaski, from the 12lh to
the l9thof August.
The Lawrence Journal reports tho
croh prospect in that county as being
very iiattcrius,
Cannon county calls upon Gen. Jo.
Z. Palmer, Of N~Iurfracsboro, to become
a candidatofo for Congress.
Harry ". Hill, Esq, Of Bolivar, is
called on in the Bolivar Bulletin, to be-
come . candidate for the next legisla-
turc.
DR.. Willis II. Farmer, II resident Of
Robertson county, committed suicide
D'''' W. ""'''"' ''''"o'! ".,
8"'S"'" o'''' oo'''''ol "'" i0''
'""u''' ".''' Dc. ITO
county, a few days since.
Geo, W. Shrpman, of Harden county,
T.L
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Alexander lia'seII' OF Ifa"'on' ms
"co" aPPol'''e' " c"''eC u "cAV A''l'
a'l" mas P"''o" MS cN'ni'H"''oH S"cc's''
'""''
Jno' H. Dean ana W. H. Morgan o.
j'dI'r" county arc announced as can
d1o'a'e5 lor Hoaserih D1niord amt I''tH'
'''o'"'
Mise H. Cooper oil Trenton positive
y declines to become " candidate lol
the Legislature IN Gibson county
There has been no year since 1865
when the universal report was so fwora
bic as to the crop prospects in Tennos-
SET as at the present.
Our corrrcrr, YIN. J. Ramarc. Of the
Knoxville Irc5s and Herald, was mar
rjed III BuftnIo, New 4oEk, 18TH inst, tc
Miss Marion Church
J. VI. Heating, of the Appeal, is OF
on Il Summer tour, and will probably
visit old ireland before his return.
NJ, s. Jay is announced as a candi'
date for II OF the six seats Shc.b,
county is entitled to fill III the next les.
islltmo OF Tennessee.
The Athens Post says DO. Mathews
| Of MelIinn county, has cut u field o
wheat that will average thirty bushels t
theacre,
II. ". Phelps has purchased the in
tereSt OF o II. W. Wall III inc nlc
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Then Y. HJrii boasts that t., c.rcu
!aiion IS increasing rapidly, It Is find
ing favor with q new class oi readers
since the administration journals began
- copy ITS editorials oud make them a
leading feature in every issue.
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Creat Medical Book of useful knowledge to
VI sill. Sent free for two stamps. Address
Dr.. BONApARTE 4 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
Then and Now.

On the first day May. ls0l, Horace Greeley
gave utterance 10 these sentiments III the 1r'banr
'Vhen the rebeiiious traitors oy.r~hsmeo
IN the held, aud scattered hke leaves before an All
gTy wind. 1t must not be TO return 10 p-aceful and
contsnted homes. Tney must hind poverty at theii
tresides, and see pyvation IN the anAlous eyes oi
mother aud the rags OF children
The above Is from the Commercial! Of yesterday
We do not know that it Is true. But ii admit
it 70 b 70. it only proves the want OF humanity
ON the part Of the Radical party and its leaders
For surely poverty" has been found at the fire
sidesr and "priyation' has been seen 'rn the ana
ioas eyes Of mothers and the rags of children"
This, however. has not sufised. The stony
hearts Of the Radical leaders callous to every
feeling OF humanity long they can make
money out Of expressing the people OF the South
sen States.
And it was doubtless from witnessing tins cou-
ditson Of AHA Is and the he nous aud hear less at
6tuds Of Grant and the Radical party leaders that
led aolAck GREELEY to declare tor general am
nssty and pardon, soon as the war closed, his
public rscord shows. And he has never ceased to
advocate pardon and conclliation as the sures,
road 70 peace and prosperity
The paragraph quoted above represents the DE-.
asn and wish OF the Radical party to-day as i,
did in 1851. When will Its vengeance be ap
psassd Never 1t may be, while white opponen
b LETT In the South with foot OF land to call HI,
own, If Grant should be elected IN November
The Radical carp-t-bagger first uses the Negro
"a rob the white and then he robs the negro anc
- makes his phe. and leaves the people desttut,
with dsbts su@cient to take all they can make t.
pay the taxes. Such is and has been Radical gov
SAnont.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
NORTH CAROLINA,

To tAs President Of the United States the North
Carolina election. the 7th Of August, is almost
- Interesting occurrence as the Saratoga Races
Ths Secretary Of the Treasury has been sent into
tAas State TO take part in the campaign. Two
noes Cabinet officers are there or going, and the
0rant candidate for the Vice. Presidency is also Oh
The way. Nearly quarter OF million of dollars
Asvs been drawn from the Treasury within a short
das estsnsibly TO defray the expenses of North
Caroline Federal Courts which never before called
1os larger sum than five thou and Marshals
nd deputy marshals by the half dozen have been
appointsd In counties whore there Is nothing for
sash functionariss to do; and the whole civil
service machinery has been set in motion to secure
. victory for the Rsnominationists Gen Grants
Anxisty is perfectly natural. North Carolina is
~ 1zst State to hold an election since the two
parties named their candidates for the Presidency
anA he result next month cannot but have an in
1asaes in November The success Of the Rerub-
Ecaa candidate for Governor does not necessarily
imply he SUCCESS Of the Administration candidate
iae Prssidsnt three months later. because there
sss many Republicans who wAI vote for Greeley
-: VIII not vote the Democratic State ticket.
D orders Of Simon Cameron, says the Ph,ladel
pA,e 49,, Greeley men are being hunted down
with somorselsss fury by the Grant henchmen in
~ Castsn House, Post OEcs, Mint and Navy
IacA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16

KILLED BY BYl1onrN1So.-wee give the follow.
ing circumstancesrelat~dto to rs by q gentleman
we met In DanviIle one day last week, who
will vouch for the accuracy Of the statement:
Two young men called on girl whose father
lives on the edge of Stokes and Rockinghsmand
induced her to 20 whortl-berry hunting with
them, taking little brother Of the girl along
with them. One of the young men went with
thu boy in a different direction. In the meaii-
time most terrible storm arose than that
which drove En-as aud Dido into the cave.
The next morning the girl and young man
were found dead. having been struck by
lightning. The father OF the girl was the
first to discove. their bodies. What must