Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-09
A Romantic Story.
- c,rL-m Bennett ia Love with
Danish Princess.
trrom the Reading (Pa.) Eaglc.l

From the Reading Pa.) Eaglc.l
7, ia a great wonder that the
rsn,,,er. have not ulread y taken
m, us tbe present subject Of street
W. unpssin in the metropolis. The
ss"hiert of this tiutter is young
nspn,tt. whose father established
tho Hrnid. He has been flying
srulnd sr Europe and North Africa
for months past insratiating him
..lf into the good grares of all the
Isadint crowned heads of the Old
Warld.
NOES for one of the dau .hterS of
TIristian IN, of Denm ,rk, and
for the purpose of properly pay
inc the wa, to the naughty old
King he mas shrewdlv managed
the European department OF the
HeraH in order to impress the
great influence of his newspaper
more firmly upon the old man $
mind.
And to still furt Yer stamp the
greatness ami power of his New
York establis ,mcut, lie deter
ined 20 make plain II mystery
that had been Il pr 'ble n which
for wears tie whole world had
falIed to solve. The story OF the
lost Livingstone and ris discovery
/, vet fresh in the minds of the
community. Bennett's fame was
then fiouri>hed To the world, ana
not only King Christian but the
crowned heads of Continental
Europe looked upon young Ben
nett as a potentate far more pow
erful than any of their kind. The
discovery of Livingstone was his
masterpiece, and broke down the
last alrier between himself and
every court Of Continental Eu-
rope.
BENEFITS infatuation for the
young Princess is said to he IN
tense, he II wing first met her in
Berlin four year. ago. Since then
he has bee spending much of his
time in Europe, always within
hearing distance of the throne OF
Den Aark. Why Bennett has neen
acting so cirrumspectly is this:
King Christian is Il naughty old
sovereign. and ever since tue days
when Princess Dnwagerof Schles-
wig-Hol>tein Noes, the daughter
ola Boston merchant named Ray,
fii Ell to obtain recognition as Il
Princess of the Royal Danish
family at tie hands of the King,
togetHer with the recent excite
ment in the Danish Court upon
hearin! the news of the marriage
Of the Marquis of L,rne in Eng-
land, young beEnett, acting under
the advice of the most pr ,ninent
men Of the Old World. withheld
his proposition. But a few weeks,
howev-r, be'0re Benefits father
died he was introduced to King
Christian, and now it is stated
upon the best authority that the
malriage has been agreed upon.
This Danish family Is destined
soon to be one of the most power
iul in the world. The present
King of Greece il the second son
of King Christian. and his two
elder daughter, mr.. married t,
the heirs.an,nrent of Russia and
Great Britain The female mem
hers of the family are said to be
!he most neautiful women il
Europr. and a voun~ R4u,ett's
tastes ran in t,c,, wrn,ve he has
Succeeded oumir,i,iv w.II
or late there ha. Iaan ;, renort
of mad scheme set oflont fo the
effect tnat Renurtt was about
making lorye nnrchases i'm Sn,in.
for the nurud % of some dav Ire.
comm. Gov.rnor mr. President of
the i;outI,western pauinsul, In.
deed, Sickle, an 1 Henmett have
been charged unon v,ri"us occa
siOns AS heinz iiractiv comcerned
in the aiui;'.,t;nr ~ Am,iau.
they having offered .ufti lent i'm,
ducements for Ms r.t,ring from
the tbrone
Itis also said that Ronnett in
ducpd the pri ..ass nnvra~ar nf
Schl4swiD-Hnisto ISno E..;nn
MAJ ri.d tho cn,S;n " IL. Kin%7
. to leave tha n,m;Sh .;n"dn,n ~
onler to n.c;f, ~. '.o..., o"d "d ,,m'.
make tho s;,,,,t;n,' an,fH.;a,,I,. T"
calm fo,