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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-20

Tu= Philadelphia EoeHiEg Bulletin Of
rece~t date discusses the Cuban question in
the E-.u Of current information, and de-
clares that 'Therc can be no hope Of assist
lance from Spain, for the home govern
''mcnt also is bankrupt, and it has been
accustomed to depend upon Cuba for
"rnuch Of its income, rather than to have
"the island obtaining help from Spain.
"There seems to be, therefore, an imminent
probability that the end Of the conflict is
It hand, and that Spain will be compelled
sto cone to terms with the insurgents.
Such a result will be regarded with in
''teasc satisfaction by everybody but the
"SDaniards. The rebels have made he
"roic fight, and they deserve the victory
':and its results. The Spaniards by their
'cruelty and imjeCility have earned the
contempt and dCtcstatiOn of mankind,
land the feelings with which they are re-
"Carded are intensified by the fact that il
"thcy had treated the Cubans with the
'most ordinary justice after tine dethrone.
"mCnt Of Isabella, the war would never
"have been begun. The stupidity which
characterized the policy Of Spain in its
treatment of the Cubans at that time il
"almost without precedent in recent his
Glory" The Bulletin faithfully re-eehoe'
in its pronounced sympathy for the ''rebe
republicans the sentiment Of the over
whclming majority Of the American PEG
pie; but it fails to suggest remedy. lie
II remember that Congress is an-pOwerfu
in the premises.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-20

WHILE the majority of the Northern
newspapers, including the New York World,
have criticised the shooting by Congress
man Sloss of the defamer Of his daughter
character, the journals printed in the i'm
mediate locality Of the unfortunate occur
renee express the deepest sympathy for
him. The Memphis CTennessee) Appeal,
for instance, says that, "amid tears and
q groans and much hypOcritical Palver, the
50 newspapers that condemn Mr.. Sloss in
vulgar scurrility and abuse, remind the
"publlc that, IN thunder and lightning,
d and earthquake from Sinai, God himself
50 has proclaimed: Thou shalt do no muir
"der.' We reply that with equal empha-
3 sis the same God proclaimed: "A sword
L" is upon the liars, and most certainly has
q" this ever been fulfilled when the liar at
{" tempts to destroy innocence in its purity
" or to blast and wither bright, beautiful
81 Young life
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-20

WHILE Chicago, Boston and other burnt
children" of our great cities, who dread
fire, are saying a great deal about fire
walls, fire limits, &c, the citizens Of Wash
ington congratulate themselves that our
wide streets will serve as preventive to
extraordinary calamities as the result of q
confagration. We fear, however, that
they count without their host Fire walls,
walls that efeclually stop the progress o.
fire from one building to another, seem &c
be inlpossibilitcs; but the nearer we ap,
p7oach perfection in the erection Of them
the safer will be the lives and property o.
our people. 1t is a matter which reside:
almost wholly within the control Of tho
architects, and as q profession, together
with the Jrilders, they should be com
p.H.d hy law to provide reasonable safe
GG.-IS a-ain,, tne rlvagcs Of the fiery Gle
T.ca'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-20

THE people of Arkansas have token
matters into their own hands, and have
been enabled to do so because the Admins
tration paved the way for their meeting in
constitutional convention. They should
not forget this significant fact. The con
vention, which assembled on the 18th inst,
has probably provided for the election o.
an entire ticket or set of new State officers
1t is to he hoped that in the election they
will follow the advice of the Little Roci
Gazette, and cease to use and let die for
'.evcr the words rebel, scalswag, traitor, car
"pet- Dagger, Niger, etc, used often and EN-
''phatlcany in the years just past as symbols
''or party heat and party hate, more thar
Gin any other sense or fore 0'her purpose
Go. tlrom, with all kindred matters, b
''buricd with the past" We fear, how
ever, that the political millennium here in
dicsited will never be realized.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-20

In OUR NEWS COLUMNS this morning we
print the latest order from the District Com
missioners, providing that ''all work under
contract of the late Board OF Public
'"Works, except that pertaining TO sewers
''shall be suspended" The Commission,
after due deliberation, decided that the
completion of the grand sewer system is
requisite to the health of the District hence
the order to finish the contracts for that
PURPOSE. There is reason to believe, how
ever, that contracts providing for the i'm
provement of streets, avenues, the paving
of sidewalks, &c, which have been begun,
will be ordered to be completed, as in the
Judgment of the Commission the welfare o.
District may seem to require.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-20
THE INDIANA DEHOCRA

The Indiana Democracy have created
terrible row in the Democratic camp, and
dashed to the ground the hopes which were
SO fOndly entertained q few weeks ago
The wall of anguish that comes from the
New York World and kindred spirits is
truly pitiable. A every dead horse, " that
Journal declares, Giles spread out stiff,
" stark and cold on the Indiana Democratic
platform. 1t is the Pendleton proposition
Z" to pay the fve-twenty bonds in green,
4" backs Some rascaIly Ohio politician
" dumped it there, we suppose, to destroy
g Mr.. Hendricks chances for the Presi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-20
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
ApJUTkNT GENERALS OFFICE,
q ASKING TON, July2, 1874.

WASHINGTON, July :, Ia4'
Si fgsSts0 0 Colonel G. Wright, Lieutenant
Colonel q, s. Alexander and MAJOR Q: b. Com
stock oCrRs Of ESgnSSSTi G T1ssd States Coast
SnTysT: n Il Sickles W. Minor Roberts and
H. D. Whtcomb, are, BY the Presids9t m nsT SrS.
Slhons a. sec ION lhres OF The act approved June
2a 1874, entIlIed sEsn act making appropriations
for the repair. presentation ana comp etloh y,
certain public works on Rivers and HarDors, anu
for other purposes" for the purpose Of maknk
81 survey Of Inc mouth OF the Mississippi River
With view 70 determine the best metnoa o. N on
taIninR and maintaining depth OF water SUM-
cIsot Tor ne purposes Of commerce, either by
canal from said river to the waters Of me Gnii
or by deepening one or more Of the natural ouLleu
Of said river" They are hereby directed 70 as
Ssro6iS a. New York City, New York, on the
2Ofh Instant or - soon thereSitsr as PracteaDtS,
fOr the purpose q SsSS55 ItjsI ano uPOH
Lieutenant Colonel Wright IS designated as
President or the Board. -. -
H. D. whiteom6 IL Designated 70 eiso1fse, I'M
priated TO defray the cost OF the survey, ~,
The following Is the section Of the act Of Con-
ersss So bat x Board Of Engineers to be com
posed Of three from the Army one from the Coasl
Survey and three from civil life, be appointed %
the Presidents which said 6osrd snSi p mske IsS
| view to determine the best method Of ootainine
and maintaining depth Of water suncient IoF LnS
purposes Of eommerce, either ~ eanel IIOn
in asn one nst or 4trs y s nEfutS 8dtA q tsit
| river; and said beard thall make q full and De
tailed estimate and statement Of the cost Of eael
Of said plans, and shall report the SANE togetne
| with their opinion thereon, showing when o. a.
| said plans they deem preferable, giving thei
reasons therefor, TO the Secretary Of var 70 y
presented ut the commencement o. t1e , seeV IN
| session Of the EOFty-third Congress- and tHAt tn
| sum OF tYetty-hye thousand dollars, or so nnel
/ thereof az msy be necessary, is hereby appro
Otherwise appropriated, TO defray the cost oil sal
] survey.
| Approved June q. ls7A -
By order Of the Secretary OF War:
- THOMAS NJ. VINCENT.
AsaiEtant Ailutant Qeneral.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-20

hiding, and finally endeavor to escape by
throwing the blame on another, perhaps
even upon woman. A man who Is tricky
and unreliable at hOmeis certain to be more
SO in Washington. Do not send such men
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.c-YOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

Nv the provisions OF the sixth section OF an act
entitled An act for the government Of the District
OF Columbia, and for other purposes, approyea
board ofaudf. to examine and audit for settlement
an the unfGndel or noailng inde5ted1ess O. the
directed to give notice for the presentation Of the
Frst csIms against the Board of Public Works
eysd e5SS q Dams sTanst the Board of Public
Works purporting to be evidenced and ascertalned
sm 81 nFsR. the District of Columbia
evidenced by certificates OF Its auditor ana comp
Fourth. Claims existing or hereafter created for
which no evidence OF mas oseH Nv
| the Board of Public Works. 1900.
meas has been issued arising of contracts writ
ten oral, made by or on behalf OF the DlstreI Oh
osiStb Claims for private property taken by the
/ Board Of Public Works from !he avenues, streets
and alleys Of the Giles Oh washington anu
'0 Seventh. Unsdyusted claims for damages that
Works pursuant to an ect Of the Legis.Stlye A.
Gned BY reason Of PSSIe a az re e
Sc examihsd and. audited without regard to any
exsminatog heretofore made. - .,ssss-
,,,1 Ma ~ any nafG M nsrsOns or corpOraI ion,
uS sRs he al 0 tie Lessat!s Assembly Of iht
drainage and sewerage sections in the cities o
WaSSiS gt0n aud GeSrEetown, in the DISTRICT o
9G sswers ana drans sfen bv as
easements, and issuing certificates therefor !" ap
pr1Tes, ese where the Indebtedness claimed q
aIitI On account OF services rendered or nAteIi
fnrnished upon the order Of an onicer Q, tne DiS
ttriet ~ Coiumbis or OF the Board OF Public WORKS
| sncS claim must be accompanied by the eertllcAt
. | III thC offcer ordering the same. -. -.
NO clSim viii be audited or allowed unless pre-
seStcd within ninety days from the date hereof.
All claims presented u1daT thIs noee npst "a aS
, Eo1reand-a-half street, WashingIon, y. Irp
, First Comptroller, Qaitgu sEstes Treisnry'
-----ss ~ y. II. BRODHEAU,
Second Comptroller, United States Treasury
J-LT 9, 1874.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-20

THE New Orleans RepubIicdR, referring
to the letter of cx-Chief Justice LOchrane,
of Georgia, which we reprint in another
column, does that gentleman injustice by
characterizing him as a Southern Demo
crat. The truth is that Judge LOchrane
has never been identified with the De
mocracy of the South, as the Republican
intimates, but has occupied an independent
position in politics, free at all times to dis,
cuss the shortcomings or lOng-goinGs Of
either one of the prominent parties. In
this spirit he proclaims himself boldly ano
without reservation to be an advocate o.
the reelection of President Grant for
third term. His letter is worthy of careful
peTIlsal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-20

MsTRONG-CLARK.-o Thursday evening,
Juy I6 AZ the parsOIAge Of the Metho list Up SEQ
pSi church, No. III seventh street soutEe tst, by
Rev j. Edwin Amos, Mr.. Harry e ARMsIhONt'
OF the Storm signal Corps, ana Miss ELOhENCEF'
CLARK dauE hteF Of the late Jas. +. CLARK.
FNNERsON-GILNIAE.- Saturday, July IS
Inv the Rev John g. Smith, Mr.. GEORGE Is; EN-
SERsON and Miss ALICE II. GILMAN, both OF Rich
mOnd. Va.
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FOR GRADING AND NOV
f,-'TSfi EARTH AND STUAIPS OF TREES AT |
THE UNITED STATES CAP l 7 Oh


ARCHITECTS
UNITED STATES CAPITOL,
WASHINGTON. July Is, 1874.
saaled prOoOsnls for the above work are invite l.
nj viii ne opened At the once OF the architect OF
the Capitol on MONDAY, August 9, a. l o'c.ock p
m : where speclhcatt0ns can be seen.
The bidders 10 state the price per cubic yard.
No bid VIII be considered unless accompanied
Of ina Judges OF q district court OF the United
states or Te clerk OF said court, con tioned that
m. marty will enter into contract and perform the
ssr lee In accordance with the Specifications.
rIght 10 divide the work. aud TO reject any OF
All bids as may be to the interest Of the United
STATES Is EDWARD CLARK,
,rr- ArshitPct,
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READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLl-
CAN IeaVing the city for the summer ca"
hare the paper mailed to their address J0r
Firt,,-sir cents per month, in GdUdnee.
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jyac-NIWSFtau3
FOR COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
- GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE,
NEAR WASHTNGTOS. d. G., july II, ISL {
Scaled proDo yals are inv ted until noon Of SAT-
FRIDAY. Angus l., 1874. hen they viii he oEened
in prPsence OF such bidders choose to attend, to
furnish This Institution fteen hundred q, 500 tons
nous or Cumberland Coal and three hundred (.SD)
tons of 20 pounds each, Of Wlits a b, egg size,
anthriclte Coil to be delivered in boats alongside
or in cars uDou the hos pital wharf, the delivery TO
Commence In not less than I'VE t5) days from the
time on the acceptance Of any proposal, ana 70 De
Continued at the rate of st least three humid tons
week until the whole amount advertised for Is de-
The coal will be received in strict ae,orianee With
the act If Congress approved July IL, l5fO ray
mems of ninety (g5) PER cent. Of the aTn0unt dne
TeceIr ed and the ten per cent withheld will be paid
when tho full amount OF coal engaged 20 be dellT-
cred in accordance with this advertisement IS re-
No offer TO furnish coal as above will be consid-
Grad unless the true naWe Is given In the oher by
which the coal bidder proposes TO turnish Is pest
known in the market, uOr unless IL Is made ~
regular dealer or mIner and the successful bidder
mist furnish the exact quality and description OF
0aeFs will Be received from the same person or
co1nanv 10 furnish either bltumnous or anthraotte
coal alone or both kinds Of coal.
BIS will he considered binding for tve to) days
after tina first Of August, and the right Is
reserN eli reject all or any OF the ouers MADE VI "
| the Judgment OF the Superintendent t-e puoilc
interests II c. II. NICHOLS,
-Iyao-MW SF2y sup rint ,ndent.
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roUR-DOwNI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack .'..sS-OO
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per saok......s2.4o
BURNT MILLS FAMnY......st lowest rates.
ISAAC wENGER'S FAMILY
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY.
EXTRA FLOUR, per sack, 81, s2.20 and Sass
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TIE NATIONAL PUBLICAN HAS
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY oThbh
MORNING PAPER IN The DLSTRICTOF CO
LUHBTA.
On ts7A
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.@TEIEGRAPHTC SCHOOL RE-
~ moved to IS,8 street northwest, Good &C
L sons any hSaT deSl5f
T YEA: ; peg lno4.D' -. II: j. IT'LL:
s~PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN
AssocIATi0H-lTh,ssr23 VII! Be 3Mi Hf1stl9YS
q Gy Ins SRS.s July s ls ct Ocosk. g ciaFk
haii, "a Pennsyivsnla aysnns; BZ order Of the
President IyS W. d. 0hOAo' 0-'le.
OF THE POTOMAC IN.
~ sURA]SS6e NJ. G s aIsA SHEET,
.unu. seSaR FOR tTs2o saa 81 TITS
Company will be held at this once, on MONDAY
Pois open al 10 o'clOcka. NJ; and Glq 9f q L
O'Clock m. ]. w. DEEBLE-
e~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
~ '.-. ISOLATION,
Corner Ninth and D streets.
Young Mon specially invited 70 avan themselves
Of the privileges Of the Association.
FREE CIRCULATING LIBRARY, ,o.o,.
PARLoRs AND CONVERSATION ROOMS,
Chess cAeH Efeef ana ah English branches. "
DAILY PRAYERMEETINGs, I2:lS, and sp. m.
Sabbath afternoon, Bible reading a. : ?. IN.
Sabbath evening services in the rooms ats ?. m
sFHIBERNIA HALL AsSOGIATION
~ OF Georgetown, D. G., having purchased
linton Hotel, have opened books OF subscription for
STOCK q. the following pie ces; :, /, 49,
1ffce OF the Association. No. 20 High street.
.John Curtin, No. fSl 3, idge street.
- IN WASHINGTON
rDunn & Pagan, e3i Louisiana ayenue northwest
| Daniel LOughran, I425 PennsylvanlaaVenue north
/ John lynn, corner of Sixteenth and streets
/ Istnss reIIepr los Seventh street northwest.
/ D. A. Brosnan, g16 q street northwest.
| James r. Russell, SIS Seventh street northwest.
PatTlck CSrcOrI M ssssI .t2set md Louis
/ lana avenue northwest. 80, 90, -. -..,..
northwest.
by oruer Oh '"' W. N. LEIsHEAR,
,,1r- Sacrplary.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING !.

Man subscribers, $500 per year; 900 for 1lI
months, and 500 for three months. 1eFHs IN
r,rfabfy in advance,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
UNITED STATES ENGuyEER OFFICE,
No. 80 CHURCH STREET, I
MOBILE, Ala, July 2, 1874. ,
ProposnE for dredging ten thousapd cubic yaras,
more or less. through the bar st the mouth Of Ene
h1rbor OF Cedsr Keys, Fla, will be received 81 tnls
ofce until noon, August 2, 1874 and opened mime
Printsd hank forms Of proposals and guaranty
snsci1caTions Instructions 70 bidders and any qe-
sf ~ iNAO1 A, h0AMRELL,
jysO-st Captain Of EnEineers, .: ;. Army:
TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
IS WASHINGTON AVENUE,
DEfROTT, MICu., July Is, isI4.
Sealed proposals will be received At this once
until 4 D. M, of SATURDAY, tina 18th day OF
August ISA for the following haroor and river
u HtRRoR oF REFUGE- AT SAND BEACH, MFOH.-I
Crib work in continuation Of that now in pro-
sITS4Ss:poyaAN HARBoR, LAKE HURON MICH
Dredging in continuation OF the present Improve
StiIr4 OF BLACK RIVER. IN ST. CLAIR RIvEq,
MIcH.-Dredging in continual Oh OF the present
ny stSTSXw RIVER, MIcH.-Pne revetment and
upon The subject apply, either in
person or W 'e''er' " ''o g. WEITZEL.
ty2o-5t Major OF Eng neers.
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Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisement unoet
H., head of 'sFor Sale or Rent, " WANTED oS.
and Found, - and Personal" twelve ana nAH
cents per line.
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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
,,orD,rs sundays excepted at the southwest cor
,sroCTbirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and is furnished to subscribers Cby carrlers' -
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLlCAN
y,published every Thursday morning, and IL LuI-
;tsbe5 90 subscribers At the following rates; one
copy one year, e; three copies one year % zen
COPIES one year SIS; single copies, IN Wrappers N'e
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All communications, whether on business or
TI,r nabIication. should be addressed to WIN D.
MURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
MashInEton, ID. 9.
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MURNING::::::::::::::::JULY2o. lszt:
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UNCERTAIN contracts to be made by virtue o.
this sct, or Of any Law Of the United states, anu
reouirinE the advance Of money, er.to De IN any
msnneT connected With ths settlement OF puOilc
accounts, shall be deposited IN the once OF the
Comptro. or Of the Treasury Of the Uniteu StSSsS'
within ninety days after their dates, reSPee-
lively, ''-1cf July 10, 1Tes, q Stat, elA)
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-11-04
"a Magnificent Conception, wonder
fully carried out"

The necessity of popular medium for
the represen tation Of the productions of our
great artists, has always been recognized,
and many attempts have been made to meet
the want. The successive failures which so
invariably followed each attempt in this
country to establish an art journal, did not
prove the Indifference of the people of
America to the claims of high art. So
soon as proper appreciation of the want
and an ability to meet it were shown, the
public at once rallied with enthusiasm to
its support, and the result was great art
istic and commercial triumph-THE 4 L.
DINE.
THE ALDINE, while issued with all
the regularity has none of the temporary
or timely interest characteristic of ordinary
periodicals. 1t is all elegant miscellany CT
pure, light, and graceful literature and q
collection of pictures, the rarest specimens
Of artistic skill, in black and white. Al
though each succeeding number affords a
fresh pleasure to its friends, the real value
and beauty of THE ALDINE will be
most appreciated after it is bound up at the
close of the year. While other publications
may claim superior cheapness, as compared
with rivals of similar class, THE ILL.,
DINE is unique and original conception
alone and unapproa ched-absolutely
without competition in price or character.
The possessor or a complete volume can not
duplicate the quantity Of fine paper and en-
cravings in any other shape or number of
volume, for ten times ats cost; and then, there
ie ibe c6rOD7o hesi6ee
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-11-04

The Sioux CLING TO THEIR RIGHTS
The commission to visit the Sioux
Indians for the purpose of rem OWNS
White Stone Agency and securing the
REIMBURSEMENT of their right to hunt
outside of their reservation has return :
ed. They explored the country east on
the agencies to the forks of White river.
No signs of gold aud no habitable
country were found in the latter re-
gion. The negotiations for cession of
the right to hunt were not completed,
the Agallallahs at Red Cloud Agency
proving refractory. Several bands
have already gone on their annu al
Buffalo hunt.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-11-04
Ghe Repubiirau.
Secret Assassination in South Amer
lea.

A Buenos lhsres paper says: AN
important discovery has just been
made. For some time past, we'll
known residents in San Isidore have
frequently disappeared without any,
thing being subsequently heard of
them A train iron the north recent
ly left case at San Isidoro station. aud
the persons to whom it was consigned
Immediately applied for it, and left for
farm IN the neighborhood, on which
there is solitary house. Rumors of
revolution which had been current, led
the justice of the peace to be on the
qul vive, and, happening to notice the
case, be imagined it might contain
arms for the use of some Of The suspect
ed rebels. He therefore ordered some
policemen to follow the case and exam
Inc it on its arrival at it's destinations.
It was carried into the house through
a doorway SO narrow that entrance even
one at a time was difficult. They found
themselves IN narrow and short hall
way, and pushing on, entered room
about five yards square, in which were
a number of skeletons and bones, and
other remains. On the wall in the end
was an inscription in Italian, meaning
- So die all traitors. Another small
room was then examined, and large
cellar. Nothing remarkable was found
in the first. but in the cellar a large
number Of stilettoes, daegers, knives,
pistols, and other murderons weapons.
were found. On many CT these instru-
ments the same inscription, So die all
traitors, was found, and it may not be
out of place TO remember that the same
words were found on the dagger which
some years ago caused the death of the
Italian Consul in Buenos Ayres The
cellar was also full of bones, and among
them the head of a woman was observ-
ed to which the hair still adhered"