Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-15


SACRAMExro. Feb. II.
DEAR SENrIHEL: Michael Angelo
said, THE promises of this earth are
all vain phantoms of hope Any oil
MS might volunteer the anne opinion,
but,not without the prestige of great
name that invests with magic power
| the commonest every day truths. To
convince you that there are exceptions
To every rule. let me inform You OF our
continued existence on this mundane
sphere. and forthwith proceed To give
YOU the news promised in our last:
THE CAPITOL BUILDING
Is n OF the finest structures i'll the
United states. The grounds conn
prisiny rs acres surrounding 1t are
tastcfullv laid II in terraccd walks,
and broad beds OF blue grass, haiiing
from old Kentucky. cnliNcEcd by How
crs and ornamental shrubs. summer
nights 4 brass band performs here: the
fountains send up sprays OF water tina
cools the heated air. and the young
folks enjoy the moonlight strolls, as
well as incipient il%irtation>. in various
stages. Ii is the UHccFfdtHty that gives
such episodes a zcSt. for when 4 point
is gained the value is lost. Strange,
vet. as Brc;e Iartc says, Nv ell, hu~
man nature. that's charactcri>tc!!' Yet
Ia return: The various apartments OF
the building are luNurion>ly comtorta-
| bic. with an air of substantial u>eful-
ness. The handsome Lieutenant Gov-
- ll< D,I., ,rilS ~ nv
the Senate with courtlv ease and diGni-
". Morris E>,cc. of san Francisco.
speaker of the Assembly. sends forth
his clear. ringing tones despite the poor
acoustic properties of the building.
which will remain a defect in this
Otherwise superb editice. The library
apartments will suffice for n future
communication. Doubtless many of
YOU remember
DICK BROWN.
OF Austin notoric.y. He is at present
Enrolling Clerk of the Senate. and is
charged with Offering Il bride of 5000
to .Asscnhlyninn Carter, of Huha
county. if that gentleman would otc
tor Booth. During the investigation
they addressed each other in language
more farciblc than elegant. A. Yet
we know not the rights OF the case:
hut honest Dick. though a lively. agree
able parsonage. seem not overly scru-
pulou~. at least lis honor is not on a
| par with "C;pStr'S wife. above stI>-
| picion." 1t therefore hehooveS this
| office holder to use strenuous efforts
in order to eNtrica,e himself creliiahlv
! from the difficulties surrounding him.
thus clearing his fair fanlc-he>idcS
saving the State some eXI cnse. ''Econ-
omy is wealth my boy. which maxim
lay to Your heart. should such an ar
ticle he III Your possession.
II Is a SAD VERIFY,
No N is : o advanta-eou>ly placed. in
public or private life. ~ to escape a
due amount Of censure. Innocent or
guilty. high or low. rich or poor, good
OF bad, NC canine; please 80 worthy Il
world. The Man-,;od Jesus, with his
pure, ideal life, found divinity even 10
be no shield or safeguard against the
cruel shafts OF heartlc>s mankind. We
can lay 20 %tlattering junction To our
souls that a possible good in our ma
lures will he weighed in counterbal-
ance to our impertcction.
iii NEkttNl 1T >iIt ION,
Will find its sinuous way among the
talrest flowers of our lives that ever
bloom.ed beneath the sun. Is noxiou>
breath poison> the air We breathe. and
many Il good intention struggling into
life withcrS and dies Lrneath its
hlighting influence. Vet. u truce to
thought. which dear Irving tells Us
-. =, I,,rN .,N1ar = -.
there i'll vour village IL feminine Won
der who fails 10 be interested in we'd
dingS? If such there be. let her hic to
a nunnery. whilst You listen 10 an ac-
count of the marriage Of
OR RAILROAD PRINCESS.
Miss Kate Crocker, to Mr.. james O. p.
Gum; she has l00. 0O0. 900 charms: he.
youth, health and good looks; on thi>
Joint stock they mly manage 10 live
comfortably and keep out of debt.
The elegant rooms adorned with cv-
cry appliance OF wealth. walls hung
with rare and costly paintings, floral
decorations, and "ally at;irel guests.
combined To- make it Il scene of heau,v
and spiendor uneuuiled in our little
burg. y large bell. formed of choicest
flowers. WAS suspended from the cell
ing. under which the bridal party took .
their stand. The Young couple knclt |
at the feet Of the brides father Die be-
M IN Il precariouS state of heallh to
receive his blessing. Wealth cannot
purchase immunity from sorrow; thar
comes with and follows every sunrise
OF our lives; Yet, de>pi>e moi filthy
lurre tor maiden> fair; doubt me moi.
that the number Of marriages depenI,
not on a state OF mutual affection |
but, O We gods. the price Of c1ln."
Statistical facts are stubborn things,
DO BoUCICAULr,
The Irish critic, author and actor, has
ainu>ed us lately, personatiny the
characters originated by himself in the
colleen Bawn. "Arrah-na-Popue :.
etc. His rendition of Irish eorrn-
trirlty Is inimitable, and left n fayora-
Die impression here. Mr.. %lIutchinrs.
THE YOSEMITE PIONEER,
"ave us a most delightful lecture. in
the AsSembly-room. Subject: =. His
TORY and S,.anart- Of \-D-.. -.