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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05
OBITUARY.
Ad0lph schwartz.


the death Of Colonel Adoph Schwartz took place
quite suddenly at his residence, at staten Island
March 70. Deceased had stood In two wars In the
rank OF freedom and stouty barted for its princi-
pies. He vas engaged In the struggle fer German
independence, in 1s43 and at Its close came to
America. lie afterwards took active part In the
war In Nicaragua, with General walker. AT the
brcsking out OF our home war Colonel schwartz
proceeded TO 81. Louis, where ne organized pat.
terry, wnlcn contributed much towards our western
victories. IL was attached 10 General McCiernand's
DIVISION, and snown as the second Illinois Light
Artillery, and was FIRST engaged at the battle Of
belmont where lis services were fully appreciated,
But II was at Fort Donaldson, where Its hre was SO
tclilole 70 tue enemy that they made the almost
snpetnnInan eXertons TO capture and retain II, IN
Whlcn latter feat they were unsuccessful for after
pew taken and reaken six times, the ConlederateS
nhaiiy abandoned the hope Of carrying IL on. A
50 res ondcnt, 10 describing its performance on
tnal oay, Nothing could excel the precision
ana accuracy OF Its ire, the regularity OF which
seemed more ike the movements OF piece of
mechanism than anything else.n This reputation
was We'll sustained AZ Plr5b,rg Landing, wnore it
reaped new laures, ana where again part oil the
battery was captured, but afterwards repos.
sesgea, and where Coionel schwartz was wounded
Alter tho war he returned to springfield ILL.,, fol.
loving his profession as arohitiot, where many lne
buildings were erected under his direction, In
1909 40 came 70 staten Island. where ne has been
called from life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05

Ata meeting OF the Universities OF Oxford ana
Cambridge aud the principal boat clubs In London,
held ut Putney on Thursday evening, March 20, tho
following laws OF boat racing, which are worthy
the attention OF American oarsmen, were agreed
upon:-
/. All boat races shall be staried in the follow
ing manner:Tne starter, on being satisfied that The
competitors ready shall give the signal TO start.
2. II the starter considers the start false ne shall
at once recall the boats to their Stations and any
boat refusing 10 start again shall be disqualified.
3. Any BOAT not at us pos. at the time specified
4. The umpire may act as starter. II lie thinks nti
where nc does not so act the starter shall be subJeca
10 the control OF the umpire.
8. No ioaling whatever snail be allowed; the boat
committing foul shall be disqualified.
o. Each boat snail keep It's own water throughous
the race and any BOAT departing from It's own water
=. boats own water is its straight course. par
the station assigned 10 1t at starting to the nnlsh
and the umpire shall be sole Judge OF q boats own
water aud proper course during the race:
8. The umpire, when appealed TO- shall decide all
questions as 10 q foul.
the umpire by the competitor himself before getting
ont OF his boat.
race has commenced, any competitor, by his oar.
boat or person, comes In contact with the oar, boat
or person Of another competitor; unless, IN the
opinion OF the umpire, sucn contact Is 80 sS ut a.
not TO influence the race.
IL. In case or a foul, the umpire shall have tho
al TO place the boats except the boat commit
ting the foul which - disquaiihed-ln the order In
which they come In.
b.) TO order the boats engaged IN the race, other
than the boat committing the tou 10 row over again
ON the same or another day.
('.) 10 resiart the qua.iiel boats from the place
where the foul was committed
IL. The umpire may, during race, caution any
competitor In danger Of committing foul.
H. Every boat snail ABIDE by ITS accidents.
IA. No boat snail be allowed to accompany a com.
petitor for tho purpose oil directing his course or
alfordEg nun otAer assistance. Tie boat receiving
any sucn erection or assistance shall Dc squalined
st the dlscr0uon OF the umpire.
10. The jurisdiction Of the umpire shall extend
over toe race, ana Oil matters connected with 10.
from the time the race ls specified 10 start until It's
tnal termination; and his decision In all cases snall
be anal ana without appeal.
10. ANY competitor refusing to abide By the 1eol-
sion or 10 follow tue direction OF the umpire snail
be disqualified.
H. Ino UMPIRE II he thinks proper may reserve
h9 decision, provided SUCH decision De 9lyou on the
asv At tue race
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05
ALLEGED DEATH FROM VIOLENCE.

Charles Smith, nlty.two years OF age, without
homo or means OF support, was on Tuesday evening
found at SO Cherry street, by Oncer Murphy OF the
Fourth precinct, apparently suffering from para'y-
sis. and taken to tho Oak street police station.
Smith was subsequently removed to the Centre
street Hospital ana died the following DAY, the symp.
toms strongly indicating that he had com preston or
the BRAIN aud such was the opinion OF surgeon Van
dewater. whether the compression was the result
Of accident or intentional violence remains TO 90
determined. Deputy Coroner Uushman VIII maze q
post.mortem examination on the BODY ct the
MorGua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05
4 JOURNALIST KILLED BY A RAIL oar.

Mr. John q. Whitaker, man forty Eight years OF
age, late or "a Amity street, died IN Bellevue Hos
pita yesterday morning from the effects OF injuries
received Tuesday evening last by being run over,
corner OF Grand street and South Fifth avenue by
car 100 OF the Grand street line. MI. Whitaker re-
ceiyed compound oonmlnutsd fracture OF tho
paper In Petersburg, Va, but subsequently comtlg
10 this city has frequently contributed 10 tho New
York press, at wltch he was engaged at tho time
BE- received his Injuries. Deceased mas left family
TO lament his untimey end. Coroner keenan, wa5
notified, ana Will hold an inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05
DgsTRUOTrvB FIRE IN JERSEY,

On wednesday night the workshop OF the Della.
ware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, OF Dover,
n. J was burned down, together with ave pnssen-
ger coaches SIX freight cara Rad eight coal cara.
The loss 10 ostinatod at about 60 0oc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05
THE EAST AND TEE WEST.
General Sherman'S Tour Over the Classic
Ground Of tie Orient.

The Battle Fields OF Ancient Times-piacss Hal
lowed by Antiquity and Renowned for His
toric Memories and Present-2ecol-
lections of Bygone Times-yhe Darda-
nolles-lhe Sea Of Earmora-The
Plairs Of Troy-The Site Of Byzan-
tium-Ths Golden Eorn--Prepa-
rations Of the Sultan to Re-
csive General Sherman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-28

Mind your own business dies 1T
elm Bel ben amerifanern iebr sepbbnliz
Dies Sprii6pprt, uuo es lit in Der Sbat
su terauern, cas railclbe nidt Spn Sc
be rmann beaftet wirp. Inter uns
. eutIGen Ibsint eS faft Elm Natipnalfeb>
Ter III ieir, pae mir uns I'm Die 8eIddfz
te unp @nselesenbeiten anrerer plt mebr
fimmern, als I'm uniere eisenen. 0as
1T elm grocer Tebler unp cs 1T cine in
Der Shat re6t ible @epotnbeit Sieler
% emblem, iid UNI 0inse ;u tefiimmern,
bic ie nidts ansebsn UNI ibre NaIe ras
bin ;u itefen, wpbin iie ni6t seb6rt.-
@iirpe Seper nur iein eisenes ,,busi-
ness" i'm sluse bsbaltcn unp ii6 mebr
UNI iih ielbit tefiimmern ais un @ncere,
10 trdren RE Weniden Inn buncert pro
gent beiier raran unc Reg @erpruhes, pes
Streites, res Glenrs wiiree uneneli6
10 sniser fem. Sc sibt Meniden, bic ciz
ne tpabre 9eipeni6aft rafir beiigsn, lid,
in!Dinse ;u miihcn, Gle iie ni6tS aitsc>
ben, unp oft lit eies nur cine iible Sc
wcbnbeit perieltcn, parauS entIprinsenc,
bas ie ni6t senus eisene Sei6dftisuns
babsn; anpere binscsen inn iibelseiInnte
81 emblem, cenen es Elm SersnIsen madt,
anperen unannebmlidfeiten unp Nerserz
nie III berei ten. Gin iplder Menld,
fennt feline Hube; Elm seriNes Gtwas
pl ast ibn INNER, CT 1T Gin beitanciser
gicu isfeitst,amer ilnc feline luie 3unse
brinst nidt ALIEN ancere, ipnpem aud
ibn ie lber oft in 8~erle9enbeit. Gr freut
ii6, rpenn es @ncern libel ersebt urp
tpenn ct iiber Seemano Nadtbeilises 9Srt,
0 freut &c i'm, renn CT raIieltc weiter
Serbreiten, wpbl gar pe,srSBem fann.-
Seper Wenid bat pcr ieiner eieenen Ghiis
re ;u fstrsn, nnp rrer ii6 ni6t in Oinse
mii6t, pie i'm nttts an9eben, mirr iib
feline Seine MAIDEN. 8ie mande
Geinc idaft miirce osrbi tst rrerper, rpenn
Die Slatldiu6t ausgerpttet lperren fSn,,z
te. user, ME man in allsemeinen Ssz
ben last, feline Naie iitsrall bat, pp lie
nidt + inSeb6rt, 1T Gin idac!idss Dit
sliec Der 8eiellhaft. @rttbat ui,s ;rpei
> bren, spei Nu9en, atcrnur cinen Mune
seseben, oamit nj, mebr bfrsn unc iez
ben ais re zen ipllen. Wsm fiIt bier
niGt pas fleine. ater a~lI;upahre SpriGz
lein elm:
Qussn, Sbrsn lne bic 5sniIsr
llnb Der Wunc bic Sbiir is's Saus;
Sinc le ale ioChi Yrrpabrt.
Orbt nidts SOlcs Gin uie aue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-28

Rtemaae faum stes Htttess nod gort&rtx
nebmtn, uno oennod ldngere !3ett teiosno bIetbeH,
Doraass:isst. oae isins snoSsH moo Mot Sus@ mt.
eebsnscrsans unperbefsrIid ruinirt tporbsn ilnb.
9pSpept1a cber unperpaMIt6fett, aopf
i9merS, S&uIterihmtrl Sufen, SrufbeflsInmnns,
S Sm Iau sSs SgffSssH Sss massps: i%ts%sr
eunsensg nt3lnoung, RitrsnleioeH un6 funssrte
bon anoern f6mr5baiten Spmptomsu iuo bic FOL
ssn BON DtspepHa. Ssstn oieie ssibtn bat Dos
0eeeu 8rauentetceu. bel iuneen ODER aittI,
perbetratbeten ODER lebi9en Samen, beim AnbrudI
Der Weiblihfeit, ipie bei BEN gBehid ees eebeHs.
sripsiist eiss toniits gittsrs eineu 70 ourtsrsiisnesn
Ginhnb, oas cine bsnltrfensiuertbe Serbsnernna itt
balo gtlteno mont.
@sesn smt;anelideu umo dronifd,tn
Whsnmattsmns, @ibt. Salsus, rsrnittirsnes uno
2eber. Der Yiereu mo BlaIe, bot oiss Sitters nihi
ieines @leiten. 3ieie aranfbeiteu iperoeu onrh
osroorbsnes gIui erssust, oas sssDosnIi6 orrt IN
Gs ii Elm esisnsss ys taStaSSsanssmitiei.. 10.
mobl atS Elm 9oute, ndbreno e6 mob Ole bslonE
osre Si9enftait beRst, ole Elm mddtisss 2%eilnititsi
8ur Seieiti9uns Don 9onseeiouen, ooer enttlnonns
Sn ssSer nne Der etnstfosiet, 'enie ss0sn ~auen
Mus SanttramsSsitsa. pis: ausiatdst.
gtiuarsn. SalShub, finntn, tledtr, viitsllsT'
jbIimms aussn. 8otbIauL ardss, SdOri. glisfarbt
Der 5aut nno aaoert pauileiosn, lpas eun tere Sa'
men oseI TIRE 8si&dHsnbstt is= rIogsr' Dsro'H
oudrGbll1 out6 tiee Stttfre ouabttouc.
BIC Gtaeutd,ajttn BON 9L walters 81.
Resar 8ttterS Ino abflertno,. f6iuttSs ane
ipinbtreibsno, nabrenb, barntretbene, btrubistne,
reiylinoeruo, a~Itertrtno uno anti biltos.
fautenbe paufbarer Datteuten tIfltrtH
ginesar Cutters oils oas iDunbsrbarfte StdrfuHass
mlttd. Dos ic Gin btruRtsrse:euInense SpeeuI n<
ttrfthtt bot.
o.. q. Ms1psatb & 60.
Eroguifen, Can 8rontiteo, 9ai..
NIB Gle gDaibinston u. Charlton e., Rtw psrt,
gu babsu bet ansn DrOsuiRtr uae saublw1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-28
81 berfaIisn!

Inter ten ~eareiohsa Setin5areen, eiRt peafdneies "a.
leon. uHs Searsinehaus. StnIiatuns. Die 8an,e &bbIk
raaa II utu gns srfreai I'D rae Sdus elmer autsttd6attaa
Aunt(Haft.
Rdtrnis Sr ofHsin stsia slaH".~ Snli ts-S Ns;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-28

,,Wel9es mag rUbl rsr iltslts Srpsn
isin" Irdgte in elmer @eltuibai; cine
Dame. Der vcm 6auSfreu,." ernies
esrte Elm Se,r, Der cine bbie Srau bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-28
Slnmen aus Der Seimatb Der
Surembnrger.

"StnDenfenmar@lleo
8ie i'd Der Mprssn SHrst,
Nsin Ssrs 10 pHns bid,
SAP ei6 Rom 5ribItnssIs9en
0ur9brineen inntsiih,
@siu Ser; unp LAP bid i&rrusn
S1u riibr'ser Sreube Alon9,
Spn sartem Slumenpufte,
3cn munterer gpsei Sang.
ST. uiGt ces gsnSes 5iias
Grapien ilterou,
5rtsft niht ppn reidem Sfsen
Die gb'ns, Ssrs unr Ghal?
gBphin ben Sdritt i'd lenfs,
@eld' spQes Sliitbenreih
9Eie raulht's in jeeem @rais,
gSie tpnt'5 in jerem 3peis.
Sbr tiefaelcbrtrn Slider
Guh lar i6 germ suriid,
Tenn bier liest auseetreitet
Gin Bud ppr meinem Bid,
gu has nit bsbren 3etbsn
Der Singer @pttes lhrieb,
gSas beilis lit unr epel-
9ss gp'sen spIse Sirt!
Gs tbut, 10 mic i'd trarprs,
Sss Suhss Sinn llG fune:
Dag @utrS i'd unp S4pnss
Serein' III crSsm gunc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-28

StatiIiides. Iie Staatsr OCT Uni
on BADEN bel Der nahiten praiicsuten :
rpabl, Glcftrroliilmnen, ipie fclat:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-28

mdrsssiae. gusa Gc......"S ubert = d mteeeler.
5artd CLARA, SdutaGlaraGc""".Rte. Sprpfetn'
Canada
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-12
Odds and Ends.

Nanderpiit's income II $4,000 day.
., ......, -..,
-N"9"! I'm ""t'H -"'''''J aH" OWLS
y Albany girl has brought a libel
suit against hcr mother
On the verge ot decision we all trem-
Die: hope pauses with fluttering wings.
together-N9 we nave herd
.V;ctim. of ,nisnlacad bep1i,o, !.
,-astnrua.a
.Cnnseoucntial damages A breach
Of promise suit.
u,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-12

surveying party, describes the rubies
and emeralds found there, and speaks
Of iinding stones resembling diamonds
none of which were tested by compet-
| ont Judges, We believe. ut that time
Ihc gravel in which the gems are
found occupies an area of some 5000
acres The tract is on government
Iahd, and the government has issued
the patent for the entire area. The
present owners, therefore, have the
power Of the United States to protect
them in the possession and enjoyment
Of their property. The company of
which Mr.. Arnold is the founder is in
corporated as the California and New
York Mining and Commercial Company
with the following trustees Hon. Mil
ton ,. Latham, president London and
san Francisco Bank Albert Gansl of
b. Davidson & Co, Rotchsehild's !
agents the Hon. Thomas a. SeIbv,
VIM. Nj. Lent, VIM. T. Babcock, Louis
Sioss and Maurice Dorc, Of San Fran
cisco, and General George i. McClel-
''siA stilh y. l.. IL DAf4UW, Oh New Orh
The capital stock is $4,000 900. Mr..
Janin, engineer and mineralogist of
the company, estimates the cash value
ot the jewels already secured at mill
ions and says there can be no estimate
oT the wealth embodied in the COM
panys tract.
II. Edward Arnold il a kentuckian
by birth, and :orty years Of age. lie
came into the western country at the
aye Of eighteen, and has therefore had
an experience Of twenty-five years in
mining. lie was ut Que time a partner
ol old Bill Brid5cr, aud IS said to
know the western country better than
any man living. He has acquired a
fortune through his diamond discov-
e'lcs, ana after getting the company
IN working order proposes to retire
and no longer lead the life OF the har-
dy miner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-12
DE.EErLI...-T Snrinatiell RaunL

DE>EErlRs.-Thc Springfield Repub-
ir"" discourse, a, follows:
at i pretty discouragiug after all.
trying to 10 ANYTHING in behalf of The
women. No sooner does one get fairly
started Ia her rights ana has proven
her capacity 70 rival man in the work of
tAe W0t.l, tian strIightWay some man
martle- And suppres~e- her. Here, ior
instance, WA sWect-yoiced woman
WA1 had made her place a- - local
preacher uu's parish minister iii Nor
hampton, succeeding most admirably
in her double vocation. and making tie
stle clear ot her si-tcrhood 10 cycry
right OF tine other sex. In an evil hour.
however, Sue joined one Of those social
organizations for intellectual improve
III ut, W hica have become % fashion
able in our ambitious New England viii
hgcs, and known III this case as the
Odds aud Ends Club, and know we
read III TIE marriage no Ices Of the pa
pe~7 that tWo Of ia "Oii," have become
even, and Hear ID i simultaneous end to
Aer ministerial duties. pnl That hence
forth She deserts .hr pulpit and goes into
retirement behind the bar. This i the
mean and coWardlv way the men have
oi meeting the new question. Beaten
iu argument a. tO Womcn- rights, they
luu INC tables On lie yictors With SEN
timont anl wedding ring. Bdt we re-
Peat. nufh.Hs can bc nome lur 4 cause
whose representa- ives Weld - weakly
Il, they are almost -urr t. do - such ar
gumcHis.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-12

iNpcHHaH in selrca "t I'M. i-4,'H. -t.a.
-t'en'rtl t'i4It l- president "- }."
l Mtci otAis~
'~iHcr whCA.
Epf tHc IA,i luAi .a-t-
'lu4ccd: hlt el-c a.r tflA-. .tt-.-.-
Hall ot CAi-A-p ll.- herA burned t9
ashes; los, - p7N0i.H44. France aid
Prussia have hSi a devastating war;
PRUSSIA utterly vanqui-ucd Frame. IN an
uninterrupted series ui t.rUcHipU- bli-
ties ann brilliant YcteU iHn Lu-
PJror Napoleon ~ In exile, the QucuH
ol spain h4- tbrch HFifnn Irtu tlt
throne, ANA ~Ae and Her family are Ig cN-
lie. An Italian prince IN hiuL SPAIN
Charlie Dickens has bcru dead o. Years.
4 negro hu- been numbered antu- iAr
senator, ~ the United states. JlW
Fl,k was hCI IN aNltd! party ht N lrr-
SON named stokes. aud nnr ,et ol dos
tors proved lib tat satisfaction W. t jury
another set q. doctors kii4rd tHa nan
with "a probe, and. a- thaJ WA entirely
legitamate, nobody was hung. 4 doz-
GA official ruflian- ran the cllV oi New
York ~ debt 21.uUV, ~ Tour years,
and stole 3o,Uup,UU irum the public
treasury for their private use, and live
to-day nnwhipped Of justice Women
vote now M one " tine territories, anu
a notorious woman Is candldai ior pres
ldent. France j. republic ana Hcuy
Hocheioth II aB exile. Mazzni IL dead
China has sent great embassy into the
world TO make commercial treaties with
the nations Japan has undergone "a
bloodless revolution. more marvellous
than ever created by the sword, and Is
become free land; the great mobiles
have voluntarily reduced themselves 70
the condition 81 private citizehs; they
have disbanded their armies % retalners
and government; railroads and tele-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-12

haye been behind The scenes know tue
brooks and turns,
7 You need not fear that | shall say
\ tut,hing to Your disadvantage, John.
ru'li find Uncle Moses Just one Of The
lv.icst ana kindyst hearted men yon
rvcr SAW.
Z AaI rs John had locked his SAFE,
/ Ira finished Iii- toilet, thc teo cousins
s,t forth.
Uncle Moses GIcddiu had been
Itratuerto Johns father aul to Georges
moiher- and fof many years ha had
heen away n Europe engaged III re-
.Fronsible agencies fot American houses
IFnd d was known tha; hc hal amassci
g f9flH1c. lEc hai married in yonth !.
lHt hs viie hal died leaving 10 chil-
'i:cu, aud Ac hal never married again
-' tha- tHe cNpcciaut uephaws were
n9t withou. foundation.
At length ,ha young mon reached
tcnotei, ani a- George bah boon there
eforc hc Ied ihc wav.
Uncle Moses. hs sajl, Upon enter
la- tae room where III -cniai faced.
smiling. por.lr. elderly gentleman
arose tp receive h.u. .;als - John, ,-
John. thi- IN tnclc Moses.
'uha looked, anl turned pale as
4.a,h.
tac.e Moses .oohc,l, aal flashed like
q scarlet fo,e.
'iIpw-tai-- T1hu.
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''' .'',' ''''.' ','e !A''l1' "eFe oo.il "1''.'-
''.'.' '''''n ''i'd george were h''A 'i-
i...','.9. ''eor5e i'Aa leaIne" 'Ae f''n',
ef 'Fa"e, ana was ~ present engaged
upon " 4ANS paper "Aiie John Aaa
WORKED ms way INTO a pa"n-ofo1eE
once anu though only lte-4nd t"en-
IT, had learned al ihe iricAe %. trade,
iAal can eAtort money from NE poor
and the needy. But John G.eadin d.d
not 20 business under his own I.aA4e.
Inc man before MN Aau uSed t"e
name oi Joshua Siurrr ana TINS same
name John used. JOSHUA SLiHE ap-
pcared beneath the three golden balls
over The door; and 1t was also upon
the business cards anu furthermore,
al Als receipts and pawn tickets John
signed i. S'aTf.
i don't know, John, said George,
who was his cousins Junior by two
years, after season Of reflection, but
think | would rather p!0d Oh ~ nE
. tyVe-uasc than be IN your business.
'Pshaw You're soit-headea. tnJ
yon George, | am making money. You
nay ( no lHeA oi the pfoht.
ol instance sAld "eof7e, You
naHe made perhaps twenty dollars On
una. CiootA.
'Ale,-lL1Ity.
eil' "ouiol nave 'he Wei-ut %
'Aa1 poor woman ; SOUS ana tears On
my conscience LOT zen ''ihes '-I
/ amount. 70 you can Jusl aee 10"
Iee!.
I shortly after George Ausiin went
away TO the printing ONCE ana a. u
was wei INTO the evening John maae
I preparations lof closing up. lie ha'i
/ put most OF ms Je"elrJ INTO tAe 9'Ie
"heh 'he Goor oil ms Office was opened
anu an eiueIl1 SehIienifh ehteie''--
good looking man ne was, ana very
respectfully dressed though ~ eaID
'l'l'1n vi ~ al. og.,''t''- r. I'm
''',t -. 'lne',SG -. ~ ,'l' ,hl ~
'io P'oi'i ie'o' - ''7N''' II
John rodlad ,s..u,
Mr. Slnrr 7 think, :,
.Jobn repeated his ASSERTING nod.
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siliie' - 'ho.3i q pa" 'i-oi oAet 'uJi
~as ioout ,ne ms unoo'nioi = -, ',;''I
20 ~ - 80 go t 'i''' ,;t. 7le'e,' = 49,
~ t1ealI q~S "a 1in nm ~? e,7 ,;,' n.Ne. - 10 ~
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We cannot reform our ieretathers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-12
The Great Diamond Discovery.
$4,000 nRILLIANTs IN A TON ANp 4
nALr or prEr-LocALfrr or THE NrSEs.

'' '' 9AN
we have the honor OF first placing
before the country the only auth0rita-
tive history and circumstances con-
nectcd with the great diamond discoy-
cry which we gathered from the orig
inal discovercr, l.. Edward Arnold.
HE main facts were Ia our possession
some days ago, hut at the request Of
tile person most interested il was not
published at That time. Oug readers
will remember that on the 18th instant
there appeared iii the Sentinel an item
on thi- subject. Next morning We
were waited upon by Alr. Arnold.
wheA tae following conversation ea-
sued:
MT x. rs no use for ne to mis-
represent matter. t1 you retartiinr
NoGg article in last cyeniun's ISSUE. fa.
you have 40t us down 10 i hole. I
came here tur tho purpose of HttiDy
ont an expedition, as You state. sun.
posing II could bc done without our
intentions ur destination hetnn di,cny-
cred. The san francisco papers have
huan working III the dalk, publi,LiDo
al sort. of uou~eu.. re.,ar.ljug tbi.
discovery. lut you ar. thc oniy ona
uul Las v,t hit us harl. We val
caupfouise. If agreeable to Won. AS Mo-
ara uot ready VI hay, lhe rart4 uaIe
puhIic a, n-,-ent III ,o,, ,r;il l..t .,4,.
.on al Eay I s.a days vo ey,jI ..i,, w..
facts I'm raI. auI Will rap pul..-l t4..
first authentic a.eagnf cf mn. ,,-,ir
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The Secret Of Livingstone's Exile,

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