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Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01

WALSvr GRovE,--Mr s. r. White, one of the owners of the Vesuyns mine, has been in town for two or three days past. He in- forms us that where they are working now they have body of ore about two and half feet in width, and, to all appearance, as rich as any. heretofore worked. They are now down to depth of GO feet. Their arrastra on Kirkland creek has been grinding away Tor two weeks, and they intend to continue two weeks longer before 'cleaning np," when they expect to realize at the rntc of Si50 per ton of ore.
 Mr J. J. Hill wAs sinking on ihe Ironclsd lode, the ore from which looked remarkably we'll He had started his five stilnp mill on ore from this mine.
 MT Allen Cullumber intends putting up water wheel and arrastra to work ore frum the Only Hope and Big Rebel lodes.
 The people at the Grove were in good spirits over their mining and agricultural prospects for the year.
 Some miserable wretch, or wretches, for whom a few yards of hemp would be none too good, has been making a weekly practice of breaking windows out of the school house. We are informed that the trustees have been put to the expense of from six to fourteen dollars each Monday for the past three or four weeks-the damage being done between the time of closing school on Friday and Monday morning. Our trustees, by good management, have furnished the community with, perhaps, the best school house in the Territory, and used every endeavOr to make tue school all that could be desired, and now to be bothered in this way is certainly very discouraging to them, and makes q drain on the school fund which it is lily able to stand. Let us hope that these offenders may be found out and a punishment inflicted which will fully convince them of the m- practicability of such things. In countries like this opportunities for the Young are none too plentiful, and now that those among us are provided for, let us see that their inter. ests are justly guarded.
 Mr Geo Lount's term of office ss receive, of the Land office expiring on the 18th of this month. he telegrsphed 10 the commis sioners at Washington to ascertain if it wa' expected he should transact the business o the office after that date, which elicited th, following reply.
 WAsnIsGroS, April 27. 1874
 Mir. Geo. Lount, Receiver, Prescott--C Continu' business under present commission.
 W. w. CURTIS, Acting Commissioner.
 The blackboard arrived early this morning bringing very heavy mail, but no passen gers.
 Messrs Wilson < Leighton have the con tract for the large frame huiIding soon to b' built on Montezuma street
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01

Rodenberg & Co. are painting and other wise inproving their brewery, on the north side Of the plaza.
 R. E. Elliott, on his recent trip to Phunix, selected sn assortment of cactus peculiar 10 the lower country and bs hopes of making them grow in this high altitude.
 Mir c. X. Luke calls the attention of cwn- CTS in the Morciand, Hunter, Alice, and Clip per lodcs, in Pine Grove district See his advertiscsncnt In another column Spring fights have fully set in. Last night one fellow knocked another over tho head with billiard cue, and few days ago an other got similar treatment from which be may not recover.
 Another of Charley Beachs big teams arrived in town last evening, from Salt river, loaded with four, which Mr Beach is offer ing so seH st SS per hundred.
 The U. s. patest for the Tiger mine (orig- inal location) has been received, and WAS yes ferday filed for record with the county re- ccrsier. This ia the first mine patent record cd er that has ever been issued for miae iH thss county.
 The Democratic meeting called for to-day at ?. s~, met sxd adjourned until wsdnes- next, at p.u.
 The county reeor3er's ..pificc, during the sbse@oe ef Nr Ed. w- Wells, Ia under tks supervision of Mr Thos- Cordis-
 Flanders' show las, night wss quite pleas ant src- Tonight Ms '. intends Co show { large celleetian of Arizona scenes, ~hick Sil be particularly piessing<
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01
3IO REWARD.

LOsr--On the roaA between Skull Valley esd f'res. oot about ,bs s9d of MaTcA large forged sissr s-ei bou5eknifs with bsde about inches long Ssa two Inches wide, with maple habde The hndeT Ni receive the aloys reward upon deilvey q the knm hf lhs MN oce. 70 the undersnss q Inc Fssnslas nas Walnut Grove district kF WHITE,
 Prescott April gT Is1a.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01
Tyr.~ uaaasv,. na,y.,

NrE. Fender arrived last evening from tue Hasssysmpa, where he has been busiiy en- gaged for Che psst three months, constraet- ing tho mili and arrastras of Mr FroderickS and reports the : stump battery and two sr- rsstras ia fuii working trim and crushing rock freu tkc Smith and Banning claim. A yeAent experimental run on rock from this alaiu, Mr Fender informs as, netted s00e.
 Mr Jesse Jackson arrived in town iast evening from Bradshaw snd fccis jubllant eser aattering prospects ia that section Abe&t eighty tons of 5Fst-ciaS ore Is await ing trAnsportation from h:s claim on She War Eagie ts the Del pssco mill, a force ot snea being basiiy engaged pashiDg road through between these points. MF Jackson fully confirms Preyious encouraging aeoouHfs from that section. ,., .s.tv. t.
 Nr FianderS series of stereoptioon enter taihnents closed last evening. They were ehtextajriug and instructive. Mr Y. VII, during the week, finish ap she work he has on hand, and then proceed to Tucson, Co the peopie of which place ve esmmead him sS sn excellent artist and q pleasant gentiemaa% Scc Mir 8. P. Whites offer of Si0 reward for ysimbIe knife he has lost. iD another esiAmn.
 
 We have communication from Mechanic on the County BaiIding Qaestion,' which we will give piaee in our columns of to- mofrow's issue. ta
 SBr ]. N. McCandiess and Miss Kate Kerr were, few days since, banded in wedlock, at Phmnix. The exact date Of this event, or by whom celebrated, we have not yet learned but we have it from good source that the Prescott party gave this happy couple such a .hiah oid send oifp that they will not be likely to forget it for many days to come.
 Messrs Bowers, Jaycox and Pearcc started for thcir mine near the Santa Maria thl' morning.
 { Our friend George Is improving and beau tifying the Nifty.
 Mir Geo. Lount is taking advantage of i'm favorable weather and turning out between five and six thousand brick per diem at h'' yard. ~S.f .
 . Mining stocks are lively to-day, severa sales pending Of feet in Bradshaw district F. Ferris purchased of Jas. Fine hfty iees II tne War Eagle lode, at advanced rates
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01
Dissolution Notice.

goea s hereby given that the Isrnership hereiofore existinK between John Fraser soA wiliiara b hnn s this day dissolved by matnA eoRsesA All peFs"As owing
 WILLIAM B. HUNT,
 JOHN FRASER wIcksnhurg A. r., Apfil 21 ls7l
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD.
 DIR. HENLEY's Celebrated xXL Bitters Y THE BEST TONIC IN UsE- r1IE REASON wHx.
LUMBER, LUMBER.

ALL KINDS OF BUILDING LUMBER KEPT on hand ss the oaaftz Mountain sssM Ave miles south of Presooft All 0dsrs through the post oe win be promptly stcnaedto. Terms cash % dsiysry st the mill.
 GEo, w CURTIS, prssceii, AT, s.r,sneers, lss2, ssp'u
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01
Ranch for Sale,

About on. mile west of Prescott kuowu ihs General Greig Raach coetssins iGo house and o'nsr ni prssomsnis therpos wH bs sod fsr ies. tsas vsse o
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01
Local X Miscellaneous News.
lpnan salnday's pnIIr.I

Driving down to Fort whipplc this fore. noon, we were agrceabiy surprised at obsery- ing SO much activity in that quarter \ large force 0f mechanics are busily engaged in erecting handsome residences, which are fast approaching completion, on fleadauarter Hill. One of these. we understand, is to be occupied by Cnpt Goodale, and another by Col Dodge, wlo will shortly arrive and take command of the 23d infantry. 4 large stone structure is being actively pushed, forward as an addition to the present eommissaTy build ing, and workmen are busy preparing the new flag -staG for erection, which will happen on tho lst of May.
 The case of Patrick FIynu, for assault with a deadly weapon on the person oI J. J. Buck man, came up for hearing this a. tn., before Justice Otis. The evidence elicited fully confirmed the statement made by us in our issue of Saturday last Flynn having no de- fence, was bound over in the sun of $500 to await abe action of the next grand jury bail not forthcoming, hc was remanded Co the care of the sheriff. Nr Buckman was able to appear in court, but still suffering from his severe wounds. 4A
 Col. James NJ. Barney and Dr II. II. Davis left towr. ihis morning by private convey ance-Dr Davis for the Colorado Rivx Re- serve, and Col Barney for various points in the southern part of the Territory. We ex. tend thanks to,these gentlemen for infonna- toD concerning matters winch came within their observation while en route io Prescott .- Mir Thomas Cordis, collector of internal revenue, is around after wholesale, retail and other dealers, manufacturers, etc, for their special tax, for the year commencing May l, 1874, and ending April 90, 1875, in nccor- dance with notice given by that gentleman in several past numbers of the WEEKLY MINER.
 Mr George Lount has men at work prcpar- ing for the foundation of of the new county buiiding adjoining the court house. If our bssrd Of supervisors have any cotra-sctiop ,o tase in this matter it is high time they were al,ors t.
 SberiG Herbert and bis deputies are mak- ing us tie assessment roll for the present year Also, taking in" such poll taxes as they csn get hold of.
 MT N. c. Sheckies, manager of the estab- iishment of Wm M Buffam, is having the place filed up with shelving, etc, preparatory for the large stock ofgoods soon to arrive.
 RAIN FALL. The Hospital Steward at whipplc kindly furnishes the rainfall for April, as follows:
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01

nTn nVDE Which is better than jiabbit OllU II Ls Metal for making journal box
 e. &c., fF saIs the MIME once, in qaaaiis' to suit
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01

sssssisg rsqalrsHssp wn Ss ssi9sst ss severe pssal qeE. -"'' THOMAS CORDIS.
 foESsue,or nd tatsrpa Rersnna At Prescott, Ana ,.v y6r a.d ysDcnrs tsss St~eiAl Tsx Stamp es S,amfs they need priG 10 May I, fs7f. and MiIhouT YfTRfHEK HOTICE. J. VI. p0U1kAkS, CosaznfssonsF of Internal Retesas. t,VslrE oF IsfknsAL REyESvB.
 wssarNGrox D. e. f.huaAry ls. isFt.
 Apt3f -.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01
PRESCOTT.
NOTICE

hereby given that work will oommenosI on the Nor. sla lds la north ex,.hsop Pine Grove District to do S H".,h' ielured by law, within ten day. fronn this eAe Also that rOfk vill h e1nInenoad or ,bs Unr,e,
 ss lS nortb extension, Pine Grove District, Also s he Alee Lode Pine Grove District Also on the Jl,ta, iie is south extension Shareholders are rsaos.,sl t "dne forward and do iheif proportion.
 Prescott, Apsi 25, is7l
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01
MARRIED

MARRIED s fa San Diego April i1 by Rev. y. (. SssA, Ibsoiere '. Waite sf gsosou, AsSsena ts AAnia Marvel ef sap Diegn A, Phouix, A. F., April 2 le74. il< ]. N secAndiess 10 Miss kae Kerr both 0f Prescott
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01
DIED.

Al sasatsn oa the i9th tssf- fhSzss tswis. iais Q South sulphur, Hunt county, TeEAs.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01
NO T I c P. V. s. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES, May 1, 1874. to April 30, 1873.

The LAW of Dsnsmber a. Is79, requires every pr. sss engaged In any bssisss axoeesica q s@raeymssi CURE AND PLACE OQNSPTQuQUELT IN HB E&. IlBLIBHMEET OR PLACE or BUEIkESS STAMP aesofug the Saysnent of sad SPECIAL IAx M me Special Tns yeks besuning May l. is7t before coan- ssaciag sg osafinHasE bazinsss snsr Arsii so is7t The Ta,ss EmbrAsss within tho Provisions of tho Lev
 alo.e Ouo.eA srs she following. virt
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01

p.,,s.,s .s9cooe n..ss.. ,v..i, lIsuor ' ............... 9aO0 I,..i.,s .e0..a.ie llapor por................f fDo co - |. m. i,ayorx whosssaS. ......... ssO0 Ds.ls-. - mil sia,sra ret.iI 20Go rs.ls-. ,. is.T e,S..f,s, ,.................. 2s6o Rs,sIi a,a,rs. la .sf ,uhacco o............. 5000
 Asa en ssass sf over CT 900 ffsy esnss fax every
 doalax in excess of Si. 0oo.
 -. .f ssIIls Dp
 h.S e~ s-.sA sssfi unsnufaetnrsA ........ r0W a.S s., s-ch ------ t.uu uf.ctured .......... 900 usn,s. s~xt-,. ..s s.l,sres . .......,..-.- 1000 Masss-rsrr.rs of dx.rs 1000 rsaassss % s' 'o'a'so' Ai's s's- '..''. . SOC PSadlefs of sobacoo. ~sosnd esss (two hFsesI- z9S r.Sdssr. f ,ol.ascs third class (onr hosel s5o Fsddssrs of totaeco frth es.<s (oa soo or public - sS I~.. ,i,.n ssy, ,..yreis ......... sOOs -. cf sssl barrel, or ruesr esr......... tooco
 Aug psfsou % inssie shs shsu f@ s comply Ni,h sss xrsrossg rsqnirsmsaD uin es subject S severe psaAl' deA
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01
Our Stock ss Complete.

oUR CONNECTIONS THE BEST. And W. ossr to sss people of AraouA Sonora and New Mssso induce mssis so, oStsssbs ssany e,hef house op the Paese ,,.. sria .wn. D HOOPER co.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-05-01

THE MUST pnoMpr DESPATCH AND CARE. FuL DELIVERY AssuRID. Inc eonpec,iou, and arrangements perfect to svsy pout h ts re4ssosy.
 COLD DUST, COLD AND SILVER BtJfLfos, U, S. Beads Treasury Drafts. Legal rsrasrs. sOstie. Warrants. B4nssrs nrass Apd good csssersAi psr.r, Grain. Hhss Wool and AL1. fERRsroxsAL AND MExioAs PRoprofs bought a ysisv TOR CASH 1.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-15
! Very MOnSlrouS Degree Of Twaddlt

a very mons,rons degree Of twad-
die is being written at the North to
the cflrc, that Sumner died of the
blows s'inflicted upon him Ey Brooks.
TIE latter is scaled coward and II
bully, aud his weapoa i. variou>ly
represented ns Icing Of ali siz"S,
from a rail.srlittcr's maui to the
trunk of Il huge pine. P.c>ton S
B. ooks was IL brave, han l>onc, gene
rous impulsive Sonng Snuthrruer,
and when Sumner bu.Gly nalIpnc'l
the hoolc and venerable Butler, n
man the hem Of whose Carmen he
was not worthy to touch, Brooks
quietly took o.ne and very gcrt"ci,.
~ uonnced the hyp"criticaI Puritan
toad who lived until his time cane
-end long enough to / most inl.mous
amount Ut miSchief--promptcd more
by venom an, revenge ,h.u by s;nceri.
ty aud phiian.hr"phy-and who has
now g"me to the devil, where We hope
hi. Civil Rights Bill will follow him.
And that is the lon. ant short Of the
whole matter.-EHyefcN 4 dver!iser.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-15

case and make h convincing present
meut Of it to the public, we thus
fastcn upon the Figs tho true i,su",
which they have raised, but will, Of
Course, avoid, if they c.n. Thy y
have, Uf course, hodetd themselves
about with law. >u:h0s it is. lnde, 1
they plant themselves on law IN all
the ir transactions. They >nip,opri.
/ ate the public treasure So thcr. own
private use by law. So particular
are they, that If there is the s.ishtrs:
doubt us to the Legality OF ii hasty
grab, they, at the very nett sc>aicn
OF the Legislature, have u validating
act passed, aud thus satisfy their con-
sc'eutlous s:ruples about th, law
Aud they will undoubtndly avo law
even for undc' mining the found ,tion
Ut American institutions. But
oavc high, legal authority for saving
that there is not legally elected
'tlic"r now in the State Of South
Carolina. The requirement of the
constitution in reference to regi>tra>
tiun ct voters have Mt been tuli!p.lcd
wlth--not from accident or oversight,
but lntentionul neglect, for purposes
VI fraud, for the atle tiuu OF the
Legislature has been called 10 It.
otr'ctIy speaking, there is no leg
:"veru."cnt in South Carvliua. The
whole thtng is'a fraud: and this fraud,
III mly rlanted Oh law of lis vwu
making. has made the most ser,us ut.
tack ou American ltbcrty that has
uvcr bsen uttei:,ptcd 0iuce its cs;ab.
ilshhcnt. The convention that pro.
d"ced the "dioody chasn." nc,c,
.eached or joatlcu the foundation
lsld by our Revolutionary sires 1t
was sacred to both parties TO that
struggle. and l away $ thought that
str'fc would have ceased aud the COLI
trnding hosts wheeled into liue to up.
Pos' comtiion trout to Il danger like
tl.s. Agitation will divc>t the s,tua.
taon OF all It's false shades and p,c-
seut 1t in its true light to the Amvti.
can public. When that is done, We
VIII have the remedy. It. will be.
o"'no question or nutioual interest,",
and there cannot be two purties f.,
""on an ISSUE -. .his country. lrc
soVorument ana pcoI IL y. ,,,,, lInitc"
States will ui>coTcr that this mun-
stro>ity, like that vile foe to mankind,
has stung with its venom the bo,om
that warmed it into life, aud even cur
count, yIfieu OF the black lace w,ll be
able " observe its true rlture.
Meet fully the necessity Of The hour,
aud perform we'll the duty Of the
prcScut Organization.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-15
~ !" 9 t.
BrryiiicS.

PhilaG clphia makes over $1,000,
600 worth Of wall paper annually.
The Lordon Spectator thinks that
the Ohio women's war is ga marye.
lous mizurc Of deep picty and lynch
law"
Lace sashca are something now.
They arc Of CInny and guipuro, and
lined with brilliant silk to keep them
"sprcad."
There arc one hundred and thirty.
three NInsons in the British Parlia.
mcnt--llty.six in the House of
Lords, and scventy.sevcn in tho
Common ons. Neither Disracli nor
Gladstone are Masons.
The Sutton Of Turkey is Of full
stout figure, and wears PLAIN blue
suit with the Inevitable scarlet fez.
"Vice," says writer, "has not
blIghted this Ean's face, or even
made it unkindly."
At midnight on Monday, March
30, the s,gnal station on tho top Of
Mount Washington reported anorth-
west gale blcwing.at tho fearful rate
of onc hundred and forty miles on
hour, and the temperature eighteen
dcgrcc, below zero. This.is the high
,cst force ever attained by tho wind
in New England,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-15

South Carolina Taxpayers.
: tVLsinNGTON, April 8.

hsHNGTON, April ..
The House subcommittee had an
other session this III orning, on the sub.
ject Of the South Carolina gricvan-
ces. Whittemore's delegation occu-
pied the entire session. Congressman
Elliott made an argument against tho
prayer OF the uemurialists on
constitutional grounds, and protested
against Congressional interference.
lie held th,t the evils complained of
can be readily abatcd by eonciliatory
tactics on the part Of the memorial
izing party. lie said the thought
full Republicans Of tho State wcrc
ready and .anxious to cooperate.
The Supreme Court of the United
States, in Texas Us. White, held
doctrines opposed to the spirit of the
prayer Of the memorial .stg, aud in
Mccullough Us. Maryland, maintain
cd that the Federal Government can
not iatcrferc to prevent the abuse IF
the taxing power in State. Whit
temorc followed, inveighing against
tho mcmOrialists for refusal to par.
licipate in the convention for forming
the new State Government, and dc.
nying the charges of cxtrayogant use
of tic public funds also, holding
that taxation in South Carolina IS
not excessive. Next Wednesday is
fixed for another hearing for both
sides. Gov. Porter has prepared u
written statement Of the South Caro-
lima grievances for the Senate Judi
ciaiy Committee, which will ho reat
before tho committee next Monday
by Hon. w. w. Boyoe.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-15
RrtuiuCiS md RcfrrShcrs.

Who would not DE go. g." in
Eng land Z Mr.. Hawkins, for con
dncting the prosecution against Ar
thur Orton, received u retainer Of
900 Suincas and IL rcfrcshcr of 900
gninon, and rcircShcr OF 100 gum
cas- rrr each day Of the trial. The
triAl l"H'cd for cjghty-ninc days, 80
that Mr.. Hawkins received in all
$40, 500. lie is now retained as
couscl in six different election pcti.
ti"ns, with Il retaining fec in each
case Of 600 gnincas and 100 guincas
rctrcahcr each day. EAch Of these
cases, will last At least week, so that
Mr.. Hawkins fees will amount to Mt
least $2l 900. Mr.. Gillard @. c.,
has been retained in eleven election
petition cases, Mr.. Sergeant Ballan1
tine IN nine, and Mr.. Powell q, G.,
in ivc--all with very liberal fees.
Mr.. llawkinr practice is said to be
worth about S!SO,000 year, while
there arc also bangles before his eyes
the almolt certain prize Of II judge"
ship when he gets tired Of making
making money and will bo content
with modest S25 900 year for tho
rest OF his life.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-15
Condensed News.

a telegraph operator has been
Imprisoned in Jersey city because,
by mistake of his, two trains coll,
lidcd on the Pennsylvania h. Il. with
loss of life.
Eight ballots have been held for
Senator of Massachusetts,. o! the
last ballots Dawes received 50 votes.
lloar -, Curtis (dem.) IS, Adams
10, BlnkS Glib. Ecp.) 8, nscessary to
choice l&S.
Grand strike of Engineers Mt
Sn,quchana Pa. Militia called out
Proceeding, in Bankruptcy have
been commenced against the Spragn>s IS
of Z. |.
Beccher and Plymouth Church
have been acquitted for dropping
Theodore Tllton FROM membership
without investigating his scandal. on
condition they "dont do So no more"
plymouth is dcialty.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-15

Give Log"n c&ys ,hc younger Nu-
mas IL tall and handsome with Il
speaking blue eye, a cour,ly manner
a"d Il smile that would ruin the heart
Of tohacc""isi's lnjnn. l'c is less
like Frenchm,n than IL S"Mon,
Though It is we'll krown his father was
o. hal" African blood. lie i veal.
thy and Il Lavish patron ct the arts.
Ills conversations is as brilliant as tha>
Gt ore tho best characters Of his
plays. lie writes with Il steel pen
With Il hue ivory holder, with III,
feet wrapped III tiger skins.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-15
BiiSlcring viii, Hammers.

remember, says Ii Correspondent
of the Med cal and Surgical Journal
that when was very young, the,
n'ed TO raise hlstcrs with boiled
hammers. Cid Dr.. TnitcIcll, Of
Kcchc--pcace 10 his ashes once
wanted &c blister some one in Il
iIm.hpu*r, far from homc. lie bad
nothing With him ,o'lo it wish. lie
asked his wife to fad him banner
The article WAS hongh, out, put in
II tca"kc't!r over the fire, aud, after
water steamed nad hubblcd well, he
lifted it ont and gently touched it
tu his patient in 4 l"li dv"~u srntS
over TIC sea. Of pa, wi,h "%.y prs.
l,ivc effect. Boiled hammers Icie
for many cans: used in th.t ncigh-
horh"o1 for pl'nri>y and c;cly ola
lady Suc" n'thins was equal to II
hammer; aud there was ii long dispute
whether it should be claw hammer
or not. [ think the yeas finally
conquered.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-15

When Napoleon the Great died at
St. Helena, al English physician tool!
charRc Of hi, heart dcposlling il in
silver basin filled with water. Two
tarcrS burned near it, but the custo-
dian felt ncrvously anxious while
watching it through the night, aud
did not sleep. In the silence Of
midnight he he,rd a rus,ling sound
then n plunge i nto the water, and a
rebound on the nDoI--alI occurring
with the Quickncss Of thought, Tic
sprang from his bed to sec nE cnor ,
nous tat dragging he precious relic
TO his hole y moment more and
the heart which had been too rast
in its ambition to be satisfied wit J
Tie sovereignty Of continental Eu
rome would have more degraded tLan
tho dust of Imp ,rial CmsAr,