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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10

The jury in the Gill case were locked mp
for the night at a late hour last evening.
Significant inquiries of the Judge by jurors,
and demand for the receipted tax bill
signed by Gill, indicate that the majority
favor conviction. A failure to convict on the
evidence presented will be clearly the fault of
the clumsily drawn indictments. Mr.. Dis
trict-AttOrney Winslow has found it neces-
sary to reindct in the cases of Dunn and
Campbell where previous indictments were
defective, and he may have to do SO in this
and other cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10

King Kalakaua has no such trustworthy
Congress as Gen. Grant. He recently asked
for $4,000 to build him a new palace. and the
Sandwich Island Parliament would give HIM
only $4,000. Either His Majesty il q poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10

The reorganization of the Board of Police is
something to congratulate the public upon, for
the force was suffering for the want of their
pay, and, moreover, had begun to show signs
of characterization at the unwaTantable delay.
But upon the constitution of the Board and
the officers elected by it, there is little that is
comforting to be said. The men composing it
have no genuine claim to public position, and
in their official characters have very little more
to public confidence. The Board as now con-
stituted serves, however, to make Dogbery
and bis court less an exaggeration OF the Sat
iIist than it has ever appeared in any age.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
An ENDEPENDENT OPINION.

IuC Reno crescent, d leading or
gan Of the Independents. THINKS Ken
dali should not have been driven
from the democratic sand in Virginia.
That our readers may have the hene-
tit Of all shades of opinion on the ex-
citing topic, We give the s~ubjoined re-
marks from the Crescent:
They should have heard him through
and then either crushed him with fac ;
or utterly ignored him. The time has
passed when men can be gagged and
ihe!r silence construed in.o an indor>e-
HJeut OF platform or parry. The fore
inL of Kendall from the stand Will tie
construed into Il confession of inabili-
ItF to reply 70 his charges or TO his ar
Eument>; il gave him the sympathy
II men whose sympathy could IN no
other way have been secured. Mr.. Ken
dali has, doubtless, While representing
Nevada in the Lower House OF Con-
Gre,s. made mistakes and fallen into
errors OF the head-pos>Ibiy into err
1or, Of the heart. Admittingthe worst
saIure of the case 10 De the true one;
admit that he took his back-Tay WI.h
the full consciousness that h WaS do
M 50 in the face Of the Vii of MS
constituents and constitutional law, lac
was entitled e be- heard III his own de-
Tense and to show that the Jury be-
tore whom he stood Vas guilty Of the
same or greater OfienseS; and if the
democratic party had III it, rank 40
man able L make a conclusive reply.
then the party had better sell out to
Sharon or hunt work on The line OF the
Virginia X Truckee Railroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
ApANSGING POlNr.

The kepdall-Deal controversy has
developed one point which may prove
detrimental to the interests of the
Democratic party in the western eouu-
ties. The RereiNe thus alludes to it:
In his reply 10 Mr.. Deal, Mr.. Ken
dali saws, there was coupled with
the final and formal invitation 10 al
dress the meeting, tic insulting c0Hejt-
tlaa lhat 10 word should be used in
Reproduction OF MIR. >u.ro, or Of the in
famous legislation which he PROF oSed
and urged. TIC Democracy q St0rCH
county. said Mr.. Deal, 'tCeTe seeking
Tie uid of NJ. >uiEn, aud they Hccacti
II. aIti muSt n IKE Same concessions 10
himr" THIS i 4 Very important
point, which requires something mole
than y general denial Ia do away with.
L bears internal evidence of truthful
ness. and Until proven false viii be az
cep.ed as true Ivy ali unbiased men.
If we are correctly informed a, to
the feeling in storey county, it * Ger
tain that any collision between >utro
and the Democracy would unQue>-
tionably result disastreu>ly TO the lat
ter. The people of That section ere
thoroughly opposed 10 >u,to ami bis
tunnel, ana are very aP; to rep0dia'e
both at the polls on tie 81 Of NoHem-
Der. 1t wouid be just like the Demo-
cratic leaders OF Storey 10 throw away
their present excellent opportunity 10
carry the county on >utro. We never
Yet knew them to make an Intelligent
fight. However. We shall see what We
shall sec.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14

lines running to San Julian and Ban
ner is quite lively. The fare has been
reduced To 81 and 81 80.
The Uorid this evening has the fol-
lowing dispatches from Arizona:
SrANwIN, Oct. 10.
Companies II and 1. of the Eighth
Infantry, passed here TODAY en- route
for camps Lowell and Apache.
PHENIN. Oct. II.
Light showers of rain have fallen
here during the past two nights.
The CaioB of this morning has the
following political news from Arizona:
WICKENBCRG. Oct. Il.
Politics are beginning to boil in this
section. During the past few days
numerous candidates have passed
through Wickenburg.
MARICopA. Oct. IL.
Hon. c.. T HAYDEN. after
ing himself and withdrawing. 10Y
aga!n announces himself as a candi-
itte for Delegate to Congress. Hon.
II. q. Beard>lev. the WorkingGien's
candidate for Congress. who has for
some time remained quiet, has again
started out.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
GOVERNOR DIN.

Speaking II the denomination Of Gov
ernor Dix, the New York TtaaS says:
Tue denomination @. Genera. bfN tor
Governor vas 80 clearly se,,,eI before
land by The current u psb.ic Of in.en.
that the announcement 81 the even. it.
self wi, lie received As a matter OF
course. There never was any epposi-
tor to General Pix n tie part Of thai.
dreadful "Cu>;om-LouSe,' al he >to-
rieS 70 the contrary having been tie
invention o. tire wre.chel beings who
manufacture politics for The ne~spa-
pers By the yard. without the slightest
reference % fact or truth. General
Blk has undoubtedly made Of the
best Governors the safe Ia, ever had,
and his tirmue>> ii ve:oiug unjust
bills, and i'll seeing that the laws are
properly carried out. have gained
Tor him many more friends than he
had even III IS72. lie has no. set the
murdcrcrs loose on the community by
an unwi,e excrci e ef what : called
Executive ~elemency," and this fact
has not been without is effect. There
has been no robbery of the public
money gong on under his we. The
Democrats. i'll their efforts - attack
him. have been compelled to fall back
ON a tissue OF absurdities respecting
his supposed connection with Credit
M0bilier," but these ISLANDERS had the
bottom thoroughly knocked out OF
them, and no one need now pay The
sli-htest attention TO the subject.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14

year old~. two miles and one-eighth.
ford secondhand Balnere,h third. Time,
4:o3t,. The Champagne stakes, for
two-year olds, three quarters of u
mile, was won by lIvder l:2o.
A meeting ofmembers of the Church
of the Messiah. this evening. Endorsed
the nomination Of Robert Colyer, of
Chicago, as pastor.
Chas. \. Dana has declined the
nomination for Mayor. rendered Ivy the
Industrial Political Party. Speaking
of the progress of the municipal ont
look, Dana SAYS: II Tweed and Con-
molly were more rapid. Green or Have
never we're more the less sure.
IN Mayor NediIl. of Chicago. ar
rived here from Europe last night.
NiSccIian cous.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. Is.
The southern Republican Convene
ton assemblies in James Halt. to day.
Ii is probable Brooks. of Arkansas,
Will ne permanent president. sixty
delegates hal arrived, and ii Is under
>.nod Instructions have been received
from Washington and New York To
not iudor>e HE civil rights and third
term projects. \ large number OF
newspaper men and prominent South
ern politicians are here as lockers on.
PHILAnfIPH1A, Oct. Ii,
The furniture wareroom> OF Mcken-
ny X Meade>, and the sa,esruoins and
workshops Of the Wheeler and Will
son Sewing Machine Company. 9l5
Sampson street, were badly damaged
bv fire and water tonight. The loss
-. 49,.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
Being tr.ucI-Diyi.icn!

SACEANENTo, Oct. Il.
Tlla cases Of Gotta and Estrada are
benz argued before the supreme
Cont his afternoon.
IHe Lincoln coal mine has been
leased by Il. c. Terry, /. L. Levi, and
d. {, fila, OF this CITY.
\ dividend q, fifty cents ON the dol
a. ha> been declared in favor oil the
creditors oi the estate OF b. L. Gala
nan.
Articles of incorporation of the Liy-
efmore Wa er Company, were filed in
The Office OF The Secretary of Sta,c to-
day Principal l'lace OF business. Liv-
erinore AIaIneda county. California.
Gari.aI sock, S25p,0oo: shares, $6UU
elCl.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14

THIS morning eur friend W. II.
Long leaves for Newark, White Pine
county. where he viii undertake a re-
,pon-ihle position i'll the employ of the
Newark Mining COMPANY. BIZ has
live.l for >olae time in Phoebe and has
nn3tle many friends, among whom we
are glad 10 he included. He ha~ our
he~t wishes for his future pro>perity,-
PsOche Hec5f8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14

ELLIoTT, Sutro's imported Tennes-
see political reiormer. says The dHpeal,
has made a virtue of necessity, and
Withdrawn his name as a candida e tor
Attorney General from the Dolly Var
Gen ticket. His excuse i, that he is
not a citizen of Nevada. Ard yet lie
assumes to run the politics Of this
state.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14

CHICAGO, Oct. -.
\ Washington special says thu. COM
mission sent out by the Navy Depart
ment a few months - to examine
into ami report upon the character.
etc.. of the work done upon vessels AZ
Rio Janeifo, Brazil. - compared with
some in the United states. ba> r.
turned 70 lh#~ cugusrv. When ON
ple=ei the raEnIt Il Vie ca~taHa#>~au
Will be If especial interest and ialpor-
tta-e to ship uHu =. -hipFInL.H3.r-
Grants AMI Marine Insurance Compa-
ni-~, il 10 - the general paHl!c.
Enarmpu~l@ excessive CHARGES are
made al Rio Jaueiro fer work and ma
t%eIi3l>, and il wiz appear that the
tHi-ed States Government ha, been
oufrageou>Iv impose unon and
robbed Of many tho island dollar, by
having IL : ip, repaired IA that place.
indianapolis dispatches da'cd las.
mint sly: Both parties are ea<er
and anXi"u, for the work Of to-rlOr-
row. Both express the greatest cont
denre IN the result. The principal!
anxiety ceuterS about the couu ",
which j. generally conceded to he
douhttu by the Republicans. An I'M
meIi~e number OF Strangers are III the
city. There viii lie All Effort n Illegal
voting ny Inc Whu.t lie, IN when case
there may b. trouble. The election
day will be exciting, a- both parties
fear Disturbances, hut the chances are
good for a quiet daY. Arrangements
have been made Ia receive returns
from the STATE aS early IT, possible. but
the Ieng Il OF tie ticket. aud splits in
the county tickets, may delay the re-
turns very greatly.
The 7 mes. tli~ morning. says that Il
faw day a2o Sdf.eH Dillon AMI JAY
tfGEt /. Igprssen ing t.Ie MON Pacific
Railroad. mel a. Denver the repre-
sentative, OF the Kansas Pacific Rail-
rad, ami entered into a pro ,'1f'
agreement with the latter Rad on all
passenger and freight bH~ine-S, tie ar
~ran-eutut - ho.l good tai The d4ci-
sion Of the United S.a.gS Cot;r.~on Tie
que ;ioH. a submitted by inc Ean~a,
Pacific. Ii this statement j. correct.
il Mi haee tine effect of breaking up
thu ~o-ctlie5lIowa pool, and viii great
y benefit Tie Chicago and Atom .tlil-
road. which has "a through lie &c
kearney Junction, and viii, il Is said,
now put OH through trans.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
New Diamoa iIiel.ts.

tONUON, OCt. +.
.A1yice> from Care OF Good Hope TO
the 18th ultiino are received, and
safe tina another diamond field has
been discovered rear Phiiiip>town.
The steamer France, from Liverpool.
returned 10 the former port on the 10Th
inst. disabled.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
tCommunicated.l
THE VIEWS OF a DlsGlSrED
RErl BIICAN ON TNE rREACH.
ERY OF KENDALL. AND THE
REPUBLICAN LEA OERS IN
VIRGINIA,
Communicated

EDITOR SENrINEL: ask YOU per-
mission, through the columns of your
paper, to express the views of an hon
est and fearless Republican npon the
action of ex-CongreSsman Kendall at
the Democratic ratification meeting.
recently held at Virginia City. 10 ratifv
the nominations of the Democratic
party vi this State. | have carefully
eNaminedth proceedings of that meet
ing. with Mr.. Keudall's speech, pub
li>hed i'll the Enterprise. and that pa
per's version of the matter: and, TAX
ing a fair and unbiased view of the
whole proceedings. | am forced 10 the
conviction that the leaders of the Re
publican party. with Mr.. Sharon n,
their head, i'll Virginia City, planned
and connived M Mir. keudali'> base
treachery to his party for the purpose
OF producing u dI>attectiun III the
Democratic ranks, and that kendIll
MAS purchased with Republican
money tn exhibit the upmiii-a ed
treason and perfdy to the party that
had twice honored him. above his
merits. 10 4 seat i'll the National Con-
Crc~S.
Now. Mr.. Editor, | have been Il true,
conscientious and consistent Ecpuh!i-
can for fourteen ear have Yo'cd
within THAI period of time a togr con-
SeeHIive elections Tor Republican
Presidents: AMI have always, from
conscientious couvfc ions, sustained
The Republicans III WAT con-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
Racio. at Jerome Park Gey. Co!-
yer IIIOrs III - Dana Declines q
Nomination f,r nay0r-Ex-May-
or HIcaili Arrives.
NEW YORK. Oct. -.

NEW 1ORk, Uct. =.
A. Jerome Park Yesterday, the grand
handicap Sweepstakes of > miles
Vas won hy II lie. with >hyloek Sec
ond and Bessie Lee third. Time. 4:l.;t..
t. q iri race, ~',~e~p>take~, fl. jhree-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
BORN.

In Reno. Oct. 9, to tho vile of Professor l..
Leotard. a daughter.
In san Francisco. Oct. ITO the wife of Hon.
+. ". l~iillyrr. a daughter.
In Gold Hill. Get. H. to the wife Of Sidney
fruscott. daughter.
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E s.
Van Arui;:l.

BERIIN. Oct. Z.
Count Non Nruinl Viii be removed
% day to a sanitary e>,aulj>hmenl.
where he nill be guarded hy tive po-
lieenen. Ills triai Will >oon take
place. and ii il intended that his Ease
shall ne disposed 81 before the olen-
in OF the German Parliament.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
FOR SALE.

4 FINE SPAN OF BUGGY DELIVERY
~ Ilor, wIh SET Of harness: also a
good deliver wagon will be svIl cheap fog
each. 1y applying to
49, GDEtl LLpEi; Harrison.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
ELECTION NOTICE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THATON
rassIay. the 81 Day of November

Next. at tho different urecinets in the county
u Eureka. M election Will be held Tor state.
County, Township and District Officers. to-
wit:
Governor, Iieu,cnant Governor, Hc.!bor
Of Congress. one Judge of SUotcne Court,
Ion. Term. ole Judge Of Surr,te Go It.
,h,it term, state treasurer. Secretary Of
STATE. state i~rirtcr, state A.in.rGiori>t.
CIern OF safreme Court, State Controller,
Attorney G,nera,. >4rycyor General.
Superintendent of Pablo instruction, two
~ ,Iublymvf. ~i'i~trict ) udse tor sixth j.
tlirt. lIstriet Attorney, Coanty Ciern. shri-
If. toauty recerirg, toant> Ir'asEr r. Gooi-
Is Assessor, {. nty surveyor. todntN >drcr-
iAt1udcni Fut3it schools, ole toaitY Con-
m.Ssi EcI, long term, ~. toGuty t"mH l.
~,iuGcrs. SfuIf term, UbaIc Admin 1~stratvr.
eHe .~iu-t.rco the Peace ct oa.h lowh.hi.,
eua Icnstaaie Tor each Ioyu,hir. three
Sehnol l~rg~lcrs oy each rc4otl 18TH /.
Md ;ha, all ,~.c.t.ol fleets or ballots for
The eu-rias tieueral election in the comfy
OF Eureka, he print 4 or written On a good
4|tatity OF Nh.ta book Ialcr. and that sand
tickets be toar by tn inches il. sic. hash
IL ctlun nj. - ci,Hed it eight o'esock in
IL molLif-. and wiz caH:tmIa rnti. six
O'r3ala r. IA Il tcr1pou .sth sane la.
hated TINS I-tA day al trtoh'r. \. y. 1871.
/. Il. liAt n ~.
GItrE o. tn Eoard o. CooLty Commission ers.
nlI,i
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LOST.
Administrators N0,ice.

District Conrt Of The sixth Juditigl district
cfthe -'Stt 0: Nevada. III and Tor Eureka
cOaAtS.
IL Tie Maaer' Of the ESt4fe nj
CHARLES NEIER, Narcasc4.
NaIicE x HEREBY GiEEN BY THE
\ Hdel-igued, Administered @! the estate
Fl DAari,s meyer. q ceased, to the creditors
If. aud AL IefsoHs having claims AGAINST the
EFtd d-e,a> Il, TO exhibit them, Win IN nee
sssafs vouchers, within i0tr mouth, alter
the hrrt publication ot this he;ico. 10 -aii Adj
illustrator. IL tLs law oilrt OF Lansing ~
Itess ard. IN tidrk street. Eureka, in SAM
county ~dniSIst,.
Y. BG.sOW~k1,
iabiic Admin ~istratrr I4rcaa count. .&e..
Eurl.a lcI.M.r :. L. IL.
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NOTICE.

HAVING DISPOSED OF NY INTEREST
ii II tha Eureta hcstaHrant, all part s
La.i5g ciain.s against tn llaec viii Present
thsm to H4r II once, and those OWN. ms viii
cOIfeI 4 iaNor by settling immediately.
Oh fkANh TAINE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY Overland Telegraph.
Special 70 TuE DAILY SENTINEL

Return OF n Naval .SaEn;GiB. Conn
nis~ioa-An Hat 're-1in. sir.,Ort
anticipated siai. the ssOVern-
ment il Suin;ieI-Iha Ia iiaHa
Election E0t;s Parties Sonfi-
deni an: Eager for the Fray
Pro Ra:a Agreement VA ;e The
Iowa Pool in Danger.
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oN-N bATf'o' 'tA. Of.
Mr.. Golaworthy, Deputy Surveyor,
now surveying ia this county, reports
large tracts o: Government land in the
@ he.I and northwestern portion of
tdc county. Many sections are Of TIE
best quality Of lands for either ~firiuiu.
or grazing, WITH abundance Of running
wafer.
The competition between the s.age
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lei

In Carson. Get. l0;h. liilda, daughter Of
II lillian and Malviua bryant, aged : years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
r. n.

Local Committees will please make arrange.
ments Tor speaking STAN or halls.
by order. GEOhNiE A. KING.
Secretary Republican Suite Central Commit.
toe.
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contains tlris item:

In our next sue viii appear deci-
>i9n from olir supreme Court which.
oW jnS 70 VIII q >iaiee. We are unable
70 publish today. Tie Court deci les
that the law imposing 4 tax OF 81 per
annum on each resident of a road dis
trict. for road purposes, i uncon>ti,u-
tipnal, because but one pnll-taN i
authorized by the Constitution, and
the collection OF that had been provid-
ed tor under other laws.
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NOTICE.

4 II. PERSONS INDEBTED TOTiIE E.
~ tate of Charles Meyer, deceased, are no.
tined To maze immedIate settlement with the
Undersigned. II. huhONShi.
Febli: Administrator Eureka eoaaty, Nay.
Eureka. tctVbtr II, lSs4. Oh
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JOHN Z. BAKER

WILL ADDEEsS TIE RESIDENTS or
W kloy hill. IN i4taSIA l ~ EN-
~ /. tctoger -, is5i. N the political i>Sivs
OF IN uag, and c,l eciaii. t1s I>Stes IN tins
coJHty. AIi are rsl ,~e.aii, invited to attend.
oli-2t
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/ GCOi Mine-The Oil Wells Office
Seekers.

Los ANGELE~, oct. Is.
{. :. Taomds. Of this ci.v, Supc.in-
,eldent OF the Bear VALLEY Gold
Mountain Company, III some very in
terestin- Information re-ard!n. the
-reat mine, says he i "perdtin. IN
Bear VALLEY, Just beyond ~IIo.conbe
Valley. There is good ore in sight.
which ii Will take the company eight
Or nine Wears to work. Ihtv have
sunk down into the ie,I-c about fifv
feet, on good ore all the way; and they
have made crO>S-cut~, VEIcA how the
mineral DEPOSIT II be Of great width.
The great bu.k Of il. - far. i, nearly
ali -tear.n-. Ihe Guar;z i lying
IN huge masses on the surface. and
cr1Tpu@ can ie traced Ior "a estas dis
ttiIre beyond t1a me Hp.g Worked.
NeA~ from the OIL wells continue
favorable, and the prosIr cl> for strih-
iHg a large deposit ri Oil = insured.
The tarrcga, oIl i~ieiiuery n san FER
naHio is nearly ral l. 1, clarity, and
this factory viii at One give The crude
oil oi the developing claims a uler-
chan-aO.e value. from the present
outlook, the OIL Interests of this COIN
try Viii soon take their place as Of
the most important industries in our
section.
The number Of candidates fer city
officers i a...eady great, and the cleo
ton II nearly tHO months distant.
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LIST OF LETTERS

NEW To D-iY.
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LIST Of LETTERS
DNkINING IN TIE r~0ST0FfiCE At
IL Eureka, Nevada. Get. Il, 1874. Persons
i~a,airng Ter Letters viii please say Advsr-
tiSed Get. II. ISL"
La lies List.
Casey CARR, Evans Mrs Fannie
NcNi.Lon Mrs " t'hecfc Mrs Sarah
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26


From all accounts, Amadeus, ex king
of Spain, is well resigned 70 his lot as a
private citizen of Italy. He ststes that
he had no regret in laying off the van
tiles OF royal po'Ap and splendor. Hs
home is near Milan, . small, but nicely
laid out farm, known as Monte Ve6chio
His house IL srnah; but Convenient amt
we'll furnished. He devotSS consider
able TIME to his farm aHa garden, III
which he is seconded BY his wife, who
is domestic sort OF woman. a visitor
found the ex King in his shirt sieetes,
sitting on rug, smoking aha reading
a comic paper. He remarked chat he
had so few visitors that it Was a posi-
tive relief to see strange face. He
occasionally goes to Naptes to reyiewy
an army corps, but he spends nearly.
all his time with his family at home.
He thinks the Spaniards are toe much
welded to old customs to receive. much
profit from people of other nations..s
He states that. he went to Spain more
to crafty the ambitious wishes Of hisD
relatives, who wanted to strengthen
the power of Italy by foreign alliance,
than to crafty any ambition If his
own. So.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26
4 Wonderful Cave.

In the range of Mountains in Wes-
tern North Carolina, known as the
"Fox Range" mos: singular pleiiom-
ena exists. 1t is ''breathiig 6sve.
In the summer months current of air
comes from it so strongly that a person
can't walk against it, while III winter
the suction is just SIS great, The cool
air from the mountain in tile summer is
felt for titles in direct limo from the
mouth of the cave. At times a mes
unpleasant odor is emitted upon the
current from dead carcasses of animals
sucked in and killed by the violence.
The loss Of cattle and stock in that Sec
ton In winter Is accounted for in this
way: They range too near the mouth
of the cave, and the 6uffent 6arries
them in. AT titties; when the change
from inhalation to exhalation begins,
the air is fillcd with Various hairs of
animals, hot tsaffequentls bones and
whole cafcasses are found miles from
the place Tie aif has bseil known to
change materially in temperature dur
ing emulation, from quite cool TO un-
pleasantly hot, whitening vegetation
within reach, and accompanied by a
terrible roaring, gurgling sound, as a
pot boiling. 1t is unaocounted for by
scientific men who have examined it,
though no exploration can take place.
It is feared by many that volcanic
eruption may break forth there some
time. Such things have occurred IN
places as little unexpected. : Richmond
Enquirer. e..