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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24
.rOCK REPORT.

STOCK REPORr.
SAN FRANCISCO, April %.
MORNING BOARD:
y cac,lsI' s. .srs. Al. Ea.Es.
y >asag's, t,urry, 7a, 5..7a.
9 tour, r, isN, o, 0s!. ~. -;
b EmpL;, *. "a, 5hb:O. So.
y lmpsrIp point, liz. III, ~. lI2N.
Z rnwn [iacKei. ~ 69,7 BIZ. 79h 90.
" lH,"I %nrcr,,Ss, 81, 37b3O, 3oA.
, iinr lin, Il. IN. "a.
y Woodville, 80, IA.
IA Alamo, -,
y Ajn .nar' Is. 81, S6hsl0. 81.
n Alpha, 70, 5b.'. s.,so
y Anrnnurnce. "a. SaD3o.
In ExrneQner, IL,
: Srs,man, ; , 81 =, 81. slh.
II Cnn.V Virginia. -, ..
IsD .rrr, nevada, SH.st.
Y r~,;ctcrbncknr. |, o7hc:
Y SS.Ilrdonia, u. 1.h, l3o3o.
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3 Julia, "a.
EVENING BOARD:
\; Eureka ,IoIsoiid iteo' ioH'
y Poemr ,nh ! Fly 65x. &c. 81. ooH. TOSS.
|! Mas low Valley. l3h. l3s l3asbs.
saMs,h 4 Creole, Z c. 50 :b;N.
pa" s Panara, X. ~. Ia.
= American Flag, g., ~.
xii & Hunt, 3, So "a.
7; chief nfthe %iiili.2.
n thief East FIX. SIC.
y pnche Phenix, Ia, ~.
4 HTmes, !, 6',. tbs.
aamador Tunnel. ~, X.
n rye Patch, 7Ab3o,
b Mammoth, SOC.
n O. II. Treasure, 4S3, ~.
n ,,olden (hariot.4.
Is Ida Elmors,l.
d Minnesota. ..
h; Mahogany. =, ~.
N Belehtr. 80. 81. ooksio. oSH:
h, Yellow jackef. 69A, 7lb30. 70b3o.
h savage, y, sly, 52k 63u.
I1,mwn Point, lis, ll7h, liz, l2c.
|. y Hail. 4 Norcross, s7h. IS. ssh. SIX.
b C%hollar, ~, slh.
h Caledonia, IL. l3Ao3o.
s. silver Hill, IL.
!; Oyerman, 2hsS, asa.
b Woodvllle. AZ, A, Az, ~.
n imperial, 50.
II Knicker5ncier, l.
i Oplir, 2oh, .Oa. 2ibo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

W. d. BARTLETT. real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all narts
OF the city. Also /. c. Bateman,s .gan,
Tor the Monroe Survey. Office at the
California Lumber Yard, southeast cor.
ner OK buel and Bateman streets. apiO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

FORCED SALE.-A quantity of ore
belonging to the Home TicSet Min
ing Comoanv, was sold yesterday to
satisfy the claims of certain creditors.
We understand that it only brought
about one-fourth of its value.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

SCHwAMB's New HEARsE.-C. w.
Schwartz. the weli-knOwn undertak-
er, has got II very COMPLETE outnt !al
the share OF Il ilearse. 1t Is q tasty
outfit, all trimmed and plunled III the
highest sly lie OF the art.
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NOTICE.
Liquor and Cigar Store!
FRANK ABADIE.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN LIQUORS.,

WINES, y ETC,
Northeast corner Of Main and Bateman
streets, opposite the Courthouse,
Eureka, Nevada,
II AS ON HAND, AND Is CONSTANT
IL ly making additions to his large
stock of
BRANDIES, domestic and foreign;
WHISkIES, best brands
WINES, all kinds, in wood and glass {;
ALE, imported. in wood and glass
PORTER AND CIDER, do. do;
CHAMPAGNE, SIRUPS;
HAVANA CIGARS. all kinds
Playing Cards. Coal Oil, etc.
All of which he will sell to the trade at
prices less thrn they can be purchased
Tor elsewhere in 'he state of Nevada.
Call and examine stock and prices be-
fore purchasing ELSEWHERE.
~ Will Buy thecks, Notes. Charcoal
Receipts, etc, &c.
FRANK ABADIE.
Eureka, New, April ~. aplO
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Arrivals.
ny WoonRuFr & ENNOR'S LINE:
kMles Eng'l j Dawson and vile
bh HlaziriaS u Renhunt ana lady
L CLARK ID Bell
Dersrtmrss.
iY,ctrkl 4 ENNOR'S LINE:
Richards c Engel
hlnaman
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hand las, weather yesterday after
! We %s' night was disagreeably
ia prettv 1 an idea that there has
y in tns haid snow storm some
We Country mountains OF this part
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

RETuRNEp.-Deputy US. Marshal
Sam. b. Bell returned yesterday from
the eastern portion of White, Pine
county. He saws Scheiburn and Rob,
I,,snn are dull, but the people all
have hopes of a general revival of
business the Coming Summer.
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NOTICE.

rr%HE NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
copartnership between valentine
Wa,tber and tn. undersigned. as .puo-
,;sh.d i'm the SENTINEL OF The 2oih INST,
is calculated to miSlead the public. l
SHALL continue TO assert my right TO me
interest owned by me in all properly be-
longing to the firm. and Will not siae rns
nroyide Tor the payment Of my jus. de-
mmonds. There can be no dissolution OF
connrtnership upti' Mr.. Walther comes
M and settles with m in full: nrp
J.SEtd SCHNEIDER.
Eureka, April q. ls73. ap--0'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

REF1rrING.-J.J j. Gum, o. the City
brewery Cellar. isjust now engaged
in O%veriauling and rcIittin2 that pop.
Mar resort. It will be reopened 10
Ihe public on Saturday evening next
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

WE'LL ArrENDED.-The funeral Oh
Pevton r. Seamands yesterday was
we'll attended. Il large number OF car.
riages and citizens on foot joining III
the solemn procession.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

CALIsl oaA. According to a ois
patch received by Van Alstine. oncie
tieOrye Tnacner is rusticatln9 AZ luz
CalislOga Springs. He Is saiu ~ w
improving rapidly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

EXPECTED HoME.-Professor Reyes
is expected home from Phoebe 'o-uaS
or tomorrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

No PIOcHE MAIL.-Yesterdays
stage brought no mail from Ploche
NJ t,re,u,iie that the usual connection
WAS NOT made at Hamilton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

STORE ON RUBY HtLL-We under
stand that neighbor Lee has started a
grocery store on Raby Hill; Mr..
Jones .,as charge of it and will Offici-
ate rs general business agent OF the
concern. We should think it would
prove to be a good ventu. c. There
are several hundred miners. ilclud-
in many families, OH Ruby Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

IN Town. Several
rs Wis., rom Utah and 9th " sec
|asn fnr nase metal abounds are
EN.Eenna,e, purpose OF inspecting
[es ynas ey s new furnace. WheS
|aa exnnn, o successful operation
EsSa from 10 see mining men i'm
ne tan h''i parts of the country.
Filter il ~ no doubt that the new
EeOf DULL. raciing "a very large
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

PERIoDICALS.-We are reminded to
mention that 10. HauSmann IS now
regularly in receipt Of all the latest
pictorials and periodica!s. lie has
placed us under obligations for fav"rs
In this line, for which we return
thanks. Give 10. a call for your East
ern papers, etc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24
local INTELLIGENCE.
eve Consolidated Silver Mining
Company.

This property was registered on the
bndOn market, March 20, with q
|pilal of f2O0, OJU, in shares of IS
(h. The mines are situated in
cet Canyon District, only a short
stance south of Eureka. The H.
F@s Guardian, alluding to the en-
Fpise, says the first subscribers are
Shares.
Elism Sail, 1906 Warwick street,
EN!' NOl SQldfe. COMMUNICATION. ....... l
Lws, DR., Cnisweli, Essex, silk
MANN l
y b.i, Victoria oui uILsS, Qdeen
'Nlolla S.r1 I, 81 lHltDr. .......... !
Poaas / - lur, Stanford Hill, COM
rw"ss1ol !
Nooll0iS9, Farley liouSe, ourDi.
nn, l
y. Wells, 40 Cannon Street...... l
~ Ced.Ori, s! Denmark road, :. f.. /
directors to be not less than three
U more than ten. QualiIication-lO0
ares. llie first directors t. be those
u%'ioers whose names are marked
IAN a'te:lsk and MosSrs. William
tflmah, L. ". tiincnliff. {. F. Eve
! anu F.. Richard Mealy Gnssett.
x directors t. receive no remunera-
n until a dividend be paid, when it
!. Ot determined by general meet
W AGREEMENT between Messrs.
M Dlyett and =. II. Louttit, the
Hludlors OF the Pinto Silver Mining
Pupallly' Of one TART, AMI the com.
~ Tie otnar. Consideration for
Moperty II Els, 900 in debentures.
w iuily paid shares OF IS each,
uu ~ $4,000, and IA 900 shares of
| Do pald' eqn.l to fG3, 900 total,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

SOUTHERN REAL Estate BULLETIN.
We yesterday received a paper pull
lished at Alexandria. Va. bearing the
above title. OueArtninatiOn we found
one Il the PROF. ri tors 10 be Peter
Wise, a rothnr uI r. A. Wise. t r
merly of Eureka. And. by the way.
we understand that f. A. will return
to the Base Range on or about the LIST
of May.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-A gentle
man charged with malicious mis-
chief had a hearing before Judge
Gates yesterday. The alleged offense
consisted OF pulling down certain
ing the evidence and the argument of
counsel, Judge Gates decided that
there had been no violation OF law,
and therefore ordered the discharge
of the defendant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. - We are in
debted to Marcus Levi for late Cali
fnrnia pagers. He is agent in Salt
Lake for the San Francisco Cal and
Sacramento Record, two papers hav-
ing a large circulation in this city.
The above is from Forbes' Neu En-
do,ement, and we copy it that our local
readers may know the present where
abouts of the enterprising Marcus.
parts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

GOING EAsT.-Mainr W. w. Mccoy
takes his departures next Sunday
evening for the East. He goes princi-
pally to attend Il meeting of the Cen
!ennial Commission at Philadelphia
next month, but will take occasion
during his absence to visit his friends
in Indiana, Kentucky and other
States of The South md West. He
will be absent six weeks or two
months, +
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

THAT BALL.-Our local readers
should not loose sight of the grand cal
leo ball to be given 10y the Odd Eel
lows at the new hall tomorrow night.
E,erybody will want to assist i'm ied.
ic;tting. the new hall, and We predict
tina. this ball will I've more numcrously
attended than which has hit
been given in Eureka. Extensive ar
r%angenients, looking to he most en-
.Joyable occasion OF the Sc IS, H.. have
Deen perfected in the ios minute de-
tail, 1t is certain to be rouser,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

BACK From MCGE>RY.-Dr. Reece
and Uncle Dave Hall returned last
night from McGeary District. They
report matters down that way in a
fiOuri>hing condition, and the mines
in particular looking we'll. The jose
rhine mine is Icing vigorously
worked. and it is thou ,h. that the
ledge will be cut at gr at depth in .
fe" days. lac tInn.t is now in 500
leet, and aim ut Immediately under
the point where the ledge shows on
the surface.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
4hs Rat,ls Of the Hlrds.

A couple of male robins, attended by what ap-
pear to be their respective female companions,
have made the lawn of a suburban residence Il
place of daily resort for week past, where the
male birds have a regular daily battle. They
fight as hercely as game-cOcks, dropping their
fury that tears out quantities of feathers. Meet
Ing in the shock, they rise together four or five
feet from the ground, the torn feathers flying
brskly. This battle daily renewed, has been
going on for a week, aud is still undecided.
Whether it arises from jealousy rival claims to
the earth-worms in that particular lawn, cannot
be ascertaiued The females look on demurely
and with as much seeming indifference as the old
woman who watched the fight between her hus-
baud aud the bear-HdrtfoFd Times.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

THE impolicy of depositing boxes contain
ing valuable securities and papers in the
vaults Of national banks has met with an
other substantial illustration in the case of
the Atlantic National Bank in New York.
The regular depOsitOrs will, in measure, be
protected from loss by the law which makes
the stockholders Of national banks liable for
double the amount of their but those
Who lost their valuables by ng them in
a place where there was no leg - responsible
ity for their safe keeping, will, in all prObabil-
ity. get nothing for their indlScretion beyond
that wisdom which is gained by sad expert
ence. Such deposits are net only liable to be
stolen by burglars from outside, but, as the
result shows, can easily be appropriated and
quietly spirited away BY a dishonest official
inside the bank. One hundred and sixty thou
sand dollars Of valuables were thus disposed
of by TAINToR, and those who placed them
In the vaults OF the bank have no other rem
edy than will be accorded to them In the per
sOnal punishment, whatever that may be, o.
the defaulting cashier.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
..-he Ere Departments.

ANIMAL. / 'EPoRr OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER.
The animal re port of George Mccall. Chief En-
Cireer of the Fire Department, was submitted to
Council, last evening" and 900 copies ordered to be
printed. Several i'm Oottaht Suggestions are lnaue
which will appear belDW'
nnrinb the wear there were AZ fires, two Of
unimportant nature, and hYe false alarms VI the
number of tires reported, lS oElgnAted 10 stables
Tue value OF property aestFoyed, 9s esniagea'
amounts to Sl4,9lO which IS coVereI Dy lhsur-
ance &c the amount OF 80, loo.
Thsre are IN the depaKtmsnt seven Steam FIRE
Engines; ten Hose Carriages; one Hook and Lad
der Truck; 2,1O0 feet Of Fsrcing Hose IN service
abls condition, and 8, 200 feet unit Tor serves.
'The number OF activO members in the department
IL 70l.
The Chief Engineer says that, in no year OF its
existence, has the city been better supplied with
apparatus for sxtinguishing ires and at no period
in the history of the Fire Department has its
efficiency been moro seriously impaired Tor the
want of good hose 70 render that protection which
is expecfsd and required. He, therefore, recon-
msnds that Council appropriate 900 feet OF steam
forcing hose for each company, giving TO each
,Organlzation the authority TO make its own pur-
ckases. rL
Nc. Mccall is favorobly impressed with the uae-
fulnsLSs OF fire ladders. and recommends that an
additio ual Of 90 feet in length be procured FOL
the uss If the Department, which will cost about
Hs also suggests an increase in the annual ap'
propriatiOn 70 the Fire Companies 20 $4,000, tha
all Companies with steam engines may De equiPP
ad With horses, and the department thus become
1nnra seSVicsable. y ItR.tH
fhe CONSTRUCTION Of a Fire Alarm Telegraph i
also recommended. In the opinion OF ths Che
4 R39 ,such Telegraph, with 20 stations woul'
mol coal over $40 900. Or, ii this be deemed to-
sxpensiVe, . watch ia recommended from the to-
OF the Clayton House or SaVlae Balding, so thai
by means of an electric circuit alarm could b
sfEnck on tha ball at the City Hall. The cost
sueh system would be about Sl75, but it is b
.IlaEba that this would be but little imProvsmen
over the present system.
The l6ying Of larger water mains, whereve
and whaneVer practicable, is urged, as the Wat'
supply h insnfhclent when all the steam engine
are drawing their supplies from the PEeseI
ones. AKA
Tkanmendment Of the ordinance so as to en-
poaef chief Engineer TO suspend any Con
many. AZ Cause, with the right Of appeal
Council. Is 10 believed TO be necessary topreser'
subordinatioD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
KENT COUNTY COURTS.
CONVICTION or JOHN CARPENTER -PosTPoNENE
OF THE WEST TRIAL.

CONVICTION or JOHN CARPENTER PosTPoNENENT
OF THE WEST TRIAL.
The Superior Court, Court of General Sessions
ect and Court of Oyer and Terminer, were COM
menced at Dover, on Monday April 2Sth, Chief
Justices Gilpin, Associates Wootten and Houston
Oh tho Bench.
The cases on the old docket, consisting of
charges Of selling liquor without license, assault
and battery, larceny, &c, were disposed Of, alter
which the Gfand Jury reported two indictments
against against DIR. Isaac c. West-one for arson
and one for murder i'll the first degree.
On "Wednesday, tho case OF tho Stats rs. John
Carpenter, col, for burglariously entering the
house of Darling J0huson, in North MurderkilI
Hundred near Camden, on the night of the 9th
OF May, 1872, and attempting to commit an out
rage on the person OF Eliza j. johnson, aged -,
was taken mp, ami occupied the entire day.
The evidence for the prosecution was Of the
,Oost conclusive character. Carpenter, during the
m NrniDg OF the day when the crime was attempt
al. IN CONVERSATION with cOlorea boy, declared
his intention Of committing the act that night
Accord ugly about 1880, that z. NJ he approach
ed Mr. Jo hnSOns house, and by means OF lad.
der, entered the room where the girl was sleeping
together with her smaller brother and sister The
piFi however was alarmed by his movements WheT
hs was feeling about the bed and arose and called
her father, who, upon searching the room, fouuC
Carpenter under the bod, with his clothing il
such condition that not tho slightest doubt OF hi
horrible intention could be entertained. The case
about six o'clock in the evening, was given to thu
Jury, who, alter an absence of about twenty min
utes, returned verdict OF 'guilty."
On Thursday morning. the prisoner was brough
intO Court, and sentenced to be hung, on Friday
June 9th, between ten o'clock, A. NJ, and on
o'clock, p. NJ. He was then taken back to his eel
Hon. Willard salisbury, counsel for DIR. lsaa
G. West, asked that his trial be postponed unit
the 3rd of June next The application was grant
ed, and the Court of Oyer and Term'ner will ad
l. urn till that time.
"he' business of the Court is, however, yer
small only one civil case being up for trial. A
adionr, 'ment will probably bO reached tomorrow
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

A terrible tragedy is reported in Marshall
county, KY. About q year ago James
DOuRherty married girl named Smith but
thew lived unhapplly, and finally separated.
Last Sunday Howell Smith, the girls father,
told DOugherty that he could settle the dif1-
ollty between him and his wife, whereup0n
he was instantly shot dead Dy MS son-ln-law.
Tile murderer was subsequently captured,
and while on his way to jail, q son of his vic
tim. who was one Of the captors, fired upon
Douqherty, slightly wo11ding him. Young
smith then ''clubbed" his gun and struck
Do,igherty In the head with the butt end of it
Killing him on the spot.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
For the Gazette.
ANnnCrlaN

hypocrisy,
some OF the Radical papers eulosiso those Re-
publican Congressman who have returned their
"Oack pay to the treasury. We think there is
great deal OF ostentation aud affect ition in the
matter, and that the drawing Of the money for
the purpose OF publicly returning it with a great
flourish OF trumpeti, smacks as much of charla-
tanlsm as OF honesty. They remind US Of the Ac-
ton OF Cato, which Martial satirazes in one Of his
cplgrams The Censor was present st one of the
most indecent Roman festivals, and, in the middle
OF the play, left his seat, aud in full view of the
audience, stalked out OF the theatre looking exces
siVely rlotuous of course. "When you beforehand
know all about the pleasant festival of Flora and
Its icentoas sports and the ribaldry of the crowd
why, o severe Cato, did you come into the thea.
tre at all, or did you not come merely for the pur
pose OF going out"
The Commercial after speaking Of the compli
mentsry notices of Wilmington in prose ant
verse by Charles kesde and Bayard Taylor, says
Nobody ever thought of writing poetry abou
Philadelphia, and she is naturally enVious OF u
on account OF that fact" One Of her poets thu
explains the reason;
| PITY It's Ills trus. and true It's pity,
| That pen is penwry in Penn's great city"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
Railroad News.
A SCHEME oF lay COULD

a SCHEME OF JAY GOULD
Correspondence Chicago Tribune.l
WAsHINGToN, April 24.-Jay Gould, that
extraordinary piece Of grisle and black eye, is
now performing very curious piece Of business,
which has attracted the stock mrrket as much
as # he were building through line to the Great
Wei; it is the connection Of New York with
Baltimore, Norfolk and Richmond, by rail and
ferries. This will have been completely Gone
by the peach season and at the gathering OF
harvest aad The cotton crop. The magnitude
Of Gouids name, and his proportions as a spec
ulator, should not hide the utility and shrewd-
ness Of this, his latest enterprise
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

tlskaiil thar tAs Greek ohhpoh has been doing
an efselivs missionary work In Japan since the
Rnddhist vfaith has Julien into decline In that
county the apanese have been greatly interested
40 AndinQ a new religion to take its place, and
missIonaTIes from Russia have taken advantage
of these favorable eonditoRs 10 propagate their
fifth with great zeal. Their la6ors nave been as-
Bishop 81 Kamtchatka visited city OF Japan,
aud received q hundred converts into the ehurcn
at One time. Il Is reported that a number o.
Buddhist priests have been converted, and nave
assnmed the functions OF Christian ministers q
the Greek Church.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
Opening Day at vienna.
IMMENSE CROWDS OF PEOPLE FROM AL
PARTS OF THE WORLD WITNESS THE UERE
MONIES

IMMENSE CROWDS OF PEOPLE FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD WITNESS THE UERE-
MONIES.
VIENNA, May 1.-The exhibition was in-
augurated to-day by the Emperor in tke pre-
sence of the members of the Imperial family,
royal and illustrious guests and state and ci iVic
dlgnltaTles. the weather was unfaVOrable,
but the crowds of people from all parts Of the
world who witnessed the splendid ceremonies
were immense, filling the rOtunda and traRsept
OF the building, and portions of the grounds
surrounding 1t. AT noon the Emperor entered
the rotunda, with the Crown Princess VictO-
ria Of Germany on his arm, followed by the
German Crown Prince Frederick William,
who escorted Augusta. After these came the
eldest son of the Prince, accompanied by the
Prince Imperial of Austria:
The Emperor took his seat on the throne,
when the combined bands, numbering several
hundred musicians, performed the Austrian
hymn, which was followed by the Prusslan
Anthem. Amid the cheers of the multi Ide
the Archduke Charles then rose, and, address
| ing the Emperor, said "Sir: Filled with
gladness, salute your Majesty in these halls,
devoted to prayers and peace. Your partici-
patton has fifty brought tO completion the work
which now draws upon Austria the eyes Of
the world, and has secured for the FatheTland
the full recognition of the part she takes in the
promotion of the welfare Of mankind through
the instruction of labor.
May 1t please your Majesty graciOusly Il
receive this catalogue, and declare the exhibi
ton open.''
The Emperor, receiving the casket contain
ing the catalogue, replied: "With lively sat
isfaction behold the completion Of this uu
dertaking, the Importance and significance o
|, which appreciate in the highest degree. n
confidence in the patriotism and capabilisy Q
my people, and sympathy and support q
friendly nations, has accompanied the deve
! opment of the great work. My we'll wishC
and grateful recognition are devoted to its tel
; minatiOn. declare the Universal Exhibitio
; of 1873 opened"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
DAILY GAZETTE.
Crooks way or Making piece.

THE UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF TWO OF
THE MOST FORMIDABLE BANDS IN ARIzo-
ma.
WAsHIEaToN, April 90.-Gen. Crooks man
ner OF carrying out the peace policy in Arizo-
ma is strongly endorsed, especially in the mil
ltary circles 1t is known that two Of the most
formidable bands of ApatcheS have recently
surrendered through absolute fear of his
troops, one OF the chiefs in council saying he
first thanked General Crook, then God, for
holding forth the olive, and permitting his
people to come in under the whtest rag IN
tue band.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

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