, 1873-06-15
A. Noted Adventurer---Califor
MIA Excitabi1ity.
Action Of Metropolitan Clubs
Henry G. Bowen to Excul-
pate Himself.

homicidas- One would suppose that deaperat
rencountern or assassinations would iniure al
inn, though those who ought to know aver tha
the effect is directly opposite There is certainl,
fascination about bloodahed to the average mind
and the spot where murder has been done con
tinues to be attractive for many years. Th'
Grand Central Hotel has particularly thrigei
sinoe James Flax, Jr., was shot in its private
entrance; and the sturtevant House
I understand, has been full tt
overhoWing aince Young Walworth in.
vited his father to his bed-ch4mbor, and per-
forated his body with bullets.
Ipresume, after while, that landlords will
| advertise their houses BY publishing that, on
| their promises, this man WAS stabbed TO the
heart, or that WOMAN smothered in her bed OF
course, there is something agreeable in such as
| sociations. 1t has been said that the pleasure
derived from tragedy arises from the sense Of
security we feel in contrast with Whist is repro
sented On the stage. By parity Of feeling, tho
patron Of 3 hotel would enjoy his sleep al the
more from the reflection that, in the next cham-
ber, mans brains had been knocked out by q
burglar few nights previous, OF that on the
Same floor jealous husband had cut his wife's
throat from ear to ear
.ahs fAcAo VI 30sot"
The report, printed in tho Herald, tho other
day, detailing the precise nature OF the inter-
view hat1ean vono wa,worth and his father
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Io, sna .a rs:s %ae ~ atra.1. n.4,sa ar]
body must have known thero Was not single
witness to the murder, and that tho murderer
has made no revelations There 1B remarka-
bio hardihood, therefore, in the Hera1s pre-
;ehuna ~ sisoa n9t ~ ;g.ed -us Faa3;nE - whst
assa7 hat-aoT @ the 10 ~hen 4Es riT,, wa
alone That paper d9es not STICK cnts as
enough to rear any supeEstructo1e OF
PAD fhe1or!o sna "ofse has1s npon:
+ 1s sau tnas -. one " tne ~ cue on-E
Bennetts insuuct1qns 70 Iepo!tefs ana cor
fe5pondenss was. be sofe 1oe ta1ng aaa mp
pened and tnen W11to u ri Up WIZ AZ tne n4 sensa-
ton YET ean ID Ia's ~ 1e 4s seems ,a SUI ho 70
oe 1At1auuy c1l!eu out ~ tuo lou l WIZ
a1es tne noss out " uGtie - 1ne oee' n'>1
III 1ne eyes ot tna. estapaenInens a1.a .1nnen
Co.,. sSAAo4gos He,n3.a nhroh a;aa :. f,,:
=. LIE 5t9A osoEo - IoaS- oa - oI1sa6o,
N 1ool, tne de!ao contausu nse u pr eoa141s m 1
nfe. Iney were 80 sefy a mlc1oacopfc @ IT, tnat they
- t 10 ,ts;da np1g .n1 ag
o. tne imAg1nata1n ous tue ou.s.ae *orta' aas-
ng Pel1est a as4s4 ~. - s;4t ;a;t "no
I'll 1eru rhn h1~ ~ -;}t., +ba 1a++ar
@ %. ha IN hnt
pnb be;e ~ J1u ~ asrs 81 h;s hrafh-.u ~ ~
LIZ .s1u a1p ~, f,o.- " ;+aar;a.s1sr - haJ
AZ ~ soa w. AI ia4 1bn e;rk chsn1tar " 4ha
aans4nr .fts5 haar;nv tbat hia honrs ware nnno-
no% ~ M ocenEd 1T ho. ha vrota 4ha1o
e oseiy .nas oftar nono1s. " had % nirsa and
4Lnsa -. H. ~ -.,s;1 - Nan4 Vcr1- aa-na
,a; ss sna " ~ tue ~ thn 1ar;tv - hie
hI,t ha T.-ota1}aa th.t il was ra n avar1
.e w. 10 pios"sta ~. - s ~. o1 9,nine1t -
Pa.Ia4a1,, n; nau rorr ~ tor corrotoraf;nn ma
eea.lelaon u youH ~ 5 ae- ~ea.4.n9
or nose 9gne aen1. oe Hs.n1d
w Tue saGsec., ~ + 40 p ratnE,5ad I
to ha At tha badaide Of Douglas. that he Wss not
aren in the State Of IIIiuoie.
nm not aware That his become Of tho
inaoinatfvo renortar NJ tha Jitt1n Giants o1oa-
iug 6ours but should think be might have
resnnaared for the rake OF writing ND The Wal
that ho had no knowledge Of the facts.
It ia rumored. by The by. thnt
CHrvA1rn wTxorp
in to coma over from London, where he has been
residinr for aome time. and be the managing
editor Of the Herald. I question the truth Of
pager batter where be Is than IN the capacity
nnoant;oned i vav nvsterious nernon is the
@aa};ar menuIa1 ia i,a t2t1s tta HeEoT p,!s hi
tqng M ~ 1 h.an 9or vesqa r. te saryica % ~
+5s+ jn11e, ~ o Eno1;ah 10 b;rth he crossai
tA' uaEt;a +t;11ad5 - .;r,,a ~3ist
S,a% ~ saat;no ~ foTtnne aa haat ha ,nioht
NJ 49, " go r. .r,ra; ~ dotsI,rea - sat
~, ~. 4oas bar;n1 - IA ah1a ~ J,a CO.
sp .pn - .rttnoo;sh tba Hernld Tnete.i ~ this.
ba o. ~ 6ad ut ~ froro am, nm h,t ~
No. o ss not his the1osa ; 1nt hnrt T hin
snbaaone1t11 Ts' ha sraSy verv ;nt;rnatn 9TH the
fst AZ e1" parvett snJ .~so ,mada one
4atv - ~ Ssaaa - IL inn-ns1 r. - sm1
,,oead en9 tst tha GbeT.1;er IA snac;os a. conK-
fdent;s1 I arant md hat he teens the He1,oH
oJ1;aad n3 wh.+ + 10 an1ions to know m. IN
1a,n 20 sm;at1a n1easant and ren;sl man and.
+haJys1, hevn1d "a ha doas not iook over 4o.
Yo9 1ernsmhar Wit a sansation he created
1eara % no n his matrinonis1 puranit Of Miss
Gamble, IN Engliah heiress, Ill o7er the Cont
tS'ean t them. or the object be had in nm
adyertIsor Of The singular romance and It haa
be an asserted that its sole object was to render
WvkofY notor;ona. # such were the purpoae. It
Was sccomnlished. Recently the Cheyalfer has
not baen prom1nent. but he always eeems occu-
pied With important business Of the Herald.
Sometimes be is in Washington; sometimes 10
is in London and then again in Paris, Berlin,
or St, Petersburg. No one can tell exactly what
he is doing, though be is remarkably active, en-
ergetic, pushing, and appears to nnoe1s1and MS