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PICTURES! PICTURES!

T =. ENNIS BEIS ~
81. leave 10 inform the H5Ssa011IW
people OF Eureka and Vi MfxTU)CaM
entity that he is prepared MTNWXNM1
to enlarge and finish, IN In. GR SAAEsLv&hO
dia ink, and water colorr. - :, ali
to any size desired. sma pictures 10 ~ art.
kinds, in the best style known 70 sas and
small pictures Of absont or dear r,ian' aimos.
friends, although faded or ,scratened and en-.
beyond recognition, may be copltn ann;,ed.
lareed so as 10 DO not only fully recognlh,,I%s,
but made most appropriate ornaments ,os sa nit
walls Of the parlor or sitting-roGm whoh
ably mounted and framed. u.oro sam
orders lott at j. c.. Iiarmen's lwnsf Of rdd
oles may be seem, first, no lse so"; .s.rream
blows Hall, or with Ennis ,Ho iyll
man. viii be promptly attended to- ~
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4 SENSIBLE RULE.

Judge Nye, OF the County Court OF
| Alameda county, California, has just
adop.ed a rule with reference tothe nat
ura!ization Of foreign-born citizens that
should be made universal throughout
the land. A native of Germany, who a
taken ont his first papers, applied Tor
his final documents; but, upon his ex-
animation. it was found he had never
read or heard read the Constitution OF
the limited States, whereupon the
.Jndpe announced his determination to
henceforth Issue no naturalization pa
pers unless the applicant has previous
" read or heard read the Constitution
he will be required to swear to support.
The supplicant, upon the threshold of
United States citizenship, was directed
by the Judge to go and read, or, if
unable to do so, to get some n to
read for him the interesting document
referred to, so that he may know what
he is swearing to. That is the proper
thing to do in all cases, and, as above
stated, we hope the rule will become
universal. There have been thousands
of aliens admitted to citizenship in this
country no know absolutely nothing
about the provisions of the Constitu-
ton which they were sworn to support
and defend.
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AccoRDINot to the census Storey coun'
ty has 2672 children Of school age.
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The woman s~niiragists are going to
have a pow-wow in San Francisco on
the 9th.
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CAUTION.

THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT / START
L cd Joe Lawson an | Hank -. his part
ner. TO work on my wood ranch; furnished
them 10 the amount of $50 in iood and tools,
and they have sold my ranch and ran away
to ybo. The pa bile will know how 10 treat
th3m in the future. JOHN MCDON ELL.
jylS-2t%
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EASTERN DlSPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.

[srEcrAr. TO TIE DAILY SENTINEL
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Medicines Prepared

DY r. DETER FOR ALL Dis xzI
ID eases, including Coughs Of long Nv
standing, Lead Coles, Sore Eyes, Throat -
Diseases, Ienereal, and Chronic Sores.
Place Of business,
Phillips Building, Below h riO-
neer Restaurant. Main street.
Eureka. Nevadu, is22
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MARRIED.

Eureka, July IL. by the Rev. J.. Mechanic
Geo. p. Lundgren to Mrs. Amelia Duncan
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FOREICM n w s.
The ItiHemen.

EDINBURGH, July ii.
The American rifle team and friends
attended divine service to-day at Ros-
Ign Chapel. A dispatch has beea sent
TO Col. Porter, of the Twenty-second
Regiment, thanking him for the offer
OF escort on the teams arrival in New
York. The team gave a formal fare
well tonight to Col. Mitchell, their
referee, who sails this week for New
York. Gildersleeve and Major Fnl
ton thanked him on behalf Of their
companies for his service during the
International match. Col. Porter's
dispatch, and other communications
touching the retugn of the team to
New York, were referred 10 Col.
Mitchell, who will make all arrange
ments on his return.
The Tariff on COa Something fur
ther about the SharpsflOOters.
LONDON. July II.
Earl Derby has been requested 10 re-
ceive a depu'a;ion of persons interested
in the Nova Scotia coal fields for a con
ference with reference to the protective
tariff in the United States. 1t is said to
all but prevent importations of coal in.
to that country.
A correspondent at Wimbledon saws
after the receipt of Gildersleeve's dec
liaation of invitation to Americans to
shoot against a picked eight the council
ofthe National Rife Associate ion me.and
Informally agreed That a match should
be arranged il possible on tie terms
proposed.
Major Muretta, a japanese, totally
ignorant of the English language, is the
best marksman at Wimbledon. He
makes astonishing long range shots.
Radicals Ii London Collision with
q Wbale.
LONDON, July II.
The Radical clubs of the Metropolis
| have held "A conference and decided tn
call a mass meeting in Trafalgar for
Wednesday next, TO protest against the
grant for the ex penses OF the Prince OF
| Wales visit to Irdia.
The steamer Soythea, which sailed
from Liverpool yesterday for New
York, came in contact with a whale of
Roche's Point and lost Il blade of her
propeller. She Is detained ut Queees-
town awaiting orders from Liverpool.
Still More About Ia Rinemen.
LONDON, July II.
Parsons, Of the National Rifle Asso-
| citation, in a letter, says: They resolved
that a cup of the value of Gl00
| should be given rs an individual
prize, to be shot for by the Americans
and the representatives OF the three
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Miners to be Driven out Of the Black
Hills.

CHICAGO, July IL.
The Tibune's Sioux City special says
that it is definitely known that The
military will leave Fort Randall OF
Monday next to drive out the miners
who are now in the Black Hills.
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The Riot.
More watery Graves.

HALIFAX, July II.
Capt. Richard Much aud three others
were drowned off Malpique harbor,
Prince Edwards Island, Tuesday, dur
ing IA squat.
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Moch's
WILL BE OPEN FOR THE ACCOM-
w mediation of those attending the
Neclx-tie Social,
On Wednesday Night, the 18th Inst.
jyl3
LOST.

A COAL RECEIPT ISSUED BY EU-
N reka Consolidsted, July 18th. for 40
bushels Of charcoal in favor If FRANK
HAYfS The receipt is No. 81. Leave at
sMI,H'S STABLE, Nor,h bael street.
Jniy II b. IS75. jyls-tf
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British Fights Of 1874 and 1875, on Sat.
urday next, each man to have twenty
five shots at n thousand yards range.
There will be a special meeting of the
council Tuesday to confirm this reso-
luton. We have decided to he
prepared next year with an Imperial
team to try concessions with any other
nation, and we hope that another gal
liant band of Yankees will come and
give or take lessons from johnny,
SANDY and Paddy. They will have a
fair field snd a hearty welcome.
The Cariists Getting the Worst Of II.
MADRID, July IL.
The municipality of Madrid have
telegraphed congratulations to General
Coniereas and voted rewards to the
lancers under his command for their
heroic conduct at N~anclares.
O*icial dispatches announce that the
Carlists attacked Guetiana and Irun and
were repulsed at both places.
That Insurreetlon.
VIENNA, July II.
The instruction III Herzegovina ex-
tended along the Dalmanian border.
II is much seriousthan the usual
disturbances in that quarter. The
populace have attacked the Turk
ish authorities in the frontier towns,
AMI III many places the Austrian flag
has been raised.
The Turkish Riot.
LONDON, July II.
A special dispatch to the Standard
represents that the disturbances in Her.
Zecoyiua consists. apparpntly, of a
number of riots among the Schivina
inhabitants of villages in the western
district, who have been aroused To re-
sistance by the endeayor of Turkish
officials to collect arrears of taxes.
More watery Graves.
H,IJEAx Jnlv -
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A Life Sentence.

ftlllttdIy II lCatO IN ga
Monday next to drive out the miners
who are 0 in the Black Hills.
A Life Sentence.
INDIANAPOLIS, July II.
The jury in the case OF Monroe, on
trial for the murder of his wife three
weeks ago, this morning returned a
verdict of guilty, and he was sentenced
to the penilentiary for life.
Grandpa Grant.
LONG BRANCH, July IL.
Mrs. Algernon Sartoris gave birth,
this morning, to a tine boy.
Telegram Il an Indian Chief
WASHINGTON, July IL.
The Secretary ofthe Interior has iele-
graphed to Ouray, n of the powerful
chiefs in southern Colorado, request
ing him to allow Prot. Hayden's ex-
pioriny expedition to pass through
that section without molesiation.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July IL.
During a perfoi nance in Music Hall,
at Westfield, Saturday night, IA slight
explosion OF gas took place under the
| stage, whereupon the alarm OF fire was
raised and the audience rushed for the
doors and Windows, many i'll the gal
leries Jumping 10 the floor, and Others
hanging out of the windows really 10
drop to the ground il necessary. a
cool headed Il however, Jumped
upon q seat and shouted There Is no
fire. while large numbers got out IN
to the streets, and the jam at doors and
windows was relieved. The audience
soon returned 10 the performance.
During the panic several women faint
ed and a number of persons we're quite
badly crushed.
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NECA-TBE SGClABLE.
wednesday Evening. Juiy Ii. 1873.

TIiE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBERS o.
propose to give u NhCk-rlE sUClABLEs al
CltlIEkIDN HALL. over %. Dunkei a Ces
store, Eureka, Nevada, on NLDAbsDAf
EVENING. JULY II, isTj,
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DIED.

Elko July 6-Frank L., son Of L.. and s. L.
Fannof, aged 4 months.
Elko, July Id ohm. son Of Jacob r. and Pris-
ella Burner. aged . months.
st. Msry's chool. Virginia City, July /, Mary
Ann Byrnes. aged IL years.
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A well selected stock of FINE JEWELRY,
LADIES' OPERA GUARD and Mech
CHAINS; Also, Gentlemen. VEST and
.GUAkD CHAINS, and n FINE STOCK or
SOLID SILNEi,MA ARE.
, 1875-05-22

break t. The voysge from Bosson, Tho CAPTAIN
stepped lightly to tais email window OF the dcot.
liouee, and fading that Ill tho men wars dozIn0.
n9 ns ,t nsp npon sh9 e. msa5tsrfuge soon aeeompIshtd
chhncch OF m easy assault. Tho men oircred no
Opposition, but declared that they would nat
make Ma their m,bmiesion TO u'e captlin. tbs
Gsrsa!n q era stewael wern oxcecdngI, uneasy u
sa, WA ovcry Appearances that they wcrs de-
,n., Jhs ,g;apta;in Al; ispsatsal, iafornea n; ;tem
na; rosc, n. ts,,sy ild MT immediately aur-
no would 'i'o upon thsm: At length tl,e terrible
roTovcrs At the men. Shot attor A.,ot was fred
~ from il,c window, and from llo1o In smother
aaa stt'l :bc n1en atated they wouiI nos TlsId,'
They hefd ont through tho vtolo Of Wndnnsd.v
although they had all received wounds. 0n
lhnrAday mornIng., when thirty.nlk ho,,ra hai
vho had by tdiA time rccoIyod lyo bullet wo,lnls
IN oue leg, cried out from tho floor, upon which
lie haa fallen ii great agony, II
81 IN ii. w|'''1s Is TO eixs np sl1" !a pain
been sxcr.,cisting. lis ha,i received I' no % los
Han Han seven bullet wounds. all Of them sovoro.
Iivo wouns1s arc III bis right teg Tho sixth
r'crcetl him in The sdo, anil tho so,ontl, In tho
nnondeT. Ill.,, ie aailesa great pain The Ens1ssh
tho loft ri1s, md tho doctor {1s1Hssl}} nho ey-
t1nihea him statod that lle thought hi4 caso was
very setiotis. 1ho rn.n, however. declared him
anlf btttos than he had boen. Tina American,
Smith. had bcen nhoI slirougl, tho right writ,
and bullets had greatly rraze1 hs loft alloulder
and two lingcH Of Aia left hn,li, During Tho
t.1no tlas Tho insutortl,natca hoid ont
the M F',t' saa at thu snerry If tl'o wlnls
poet Of quiet lad s,1cceeded tl.o many },ours
Of Watching And suspense, the Captain, lbs
atsward. tho Swede, and tic boy, Who had b.
this time e,nsrged from his collcealnont. nr-
ranged syAtcrn Of managing tho vcs.e! which,
III = way, answered, hut fearful labor wsa On
tailed upon each individual during crisis
LISTING nearly sosen dsya. rho vile of tho Cap
tail, with tho greatest courage sud devotion,
CONSTANTLY tpt'ls her husbands watch on iccx, III
order topcrntl!i nnw asld sSaia to obtain l;sio
Ecst and s1cep. On tho 2ati u Norwegian bark,
bountl for London, drcv up alongside the Jet7c1-
ton borden 1t tho entrance OF tle ci1auno, anil
nsan was sent oil board from .!l.s slip to a4eist
t!loso OH board Tho schooner. When Tho reasol
SaH COMING up slio river yesterday frpmtne Moro,
ttItec additional nan vera hired 10 aEsIst the
rl!o: III ataer.uS the Ycsao.
, 1875-05-22
INDIAN TERRITORY,
Emo Council OF tltc Trtbcs-Einal sue.
ccsA nj tho Territorial 91orcmcni.

fYSA
Anu tonnea' o.. shc cIrancs-Final sue.
ecss ol fhc Territorial Movement.
hp.s'at Correspondence u Tie Chlc1go Tribune.
afUsSodEE, Creek Nation. /. r., 11ay 17,-Tho
Council at Okn,ulseo adjourned On Saturday af.
tcrpoon. th, t5.h inst A. nya,,,c,,, T., 49, ,...
,s... ~ '.41 t-., 41A +''' 80 pieo'c'ea n my i"et
'es1ot, oh 1"F1pe' INVESTIGATION VI tho aubiect
Of territorial form OF Government, tho voso
defeating a reference to Special Committee
WAS rerousirter,d and nttor, ,o,c n,1 ,,,,....,-
~ ., u'oa.o, .ao AuJof''S report was aooptsd.
ano q committee, composed ot tue abiost and
wlacas men III tho Council, was appointed, to
whom was roiorrcd the entire subject of a Con.
stitution. Tho Comm,t,,o viii mco, sor t1,,t
,ur,,oso in 1r,o ro1t o,,d III, .,,,,.s,.
p"'poao ~ 'ua' naa'' A''u VIII 5upsnt thelr fe~
port 10 ar Adjourned aeHston Of tbs Council, to
10 held III tho early part 0. next Sen,emtor.
The soccrb of tin nc1 fb,t,r N,rnt,.,, .
TRAD. f,v,r;,o H. .ao,,,a,s -; a.. .'-s,
co"..'s,. -. "eots''" =, tas F1ope0ea
"o'c'haie't' was W fsr tho nbie1t hpeech OF
tbs .eAron: aud Lila strong. tcrse, sloauent
words MORE listened to with satisfaction by the
fricnd. ar .ho u.oerra o.,o,;.n. ~. -.;,5
tri,,eaA "o'' e0pes'"''S I'LL "''o
4 rsso1n.on 1,x ,,b,n;,to<, ,,ro.;a,,1 f,- H..
estabIlynent ot Tann1annr IN H. i,,.r..i. ~, .
IT I'm raw n,oycn,an, WITH, ,x.. rao, ..t 80.
fcrred to lin nroncr con,r;,tns 10, H. ~" ,,,,aa
linn E;Ii bc ,,,src ~ NJ NV aIu nv
Enncri,,tord.ut 1In,r irso-., - .L,t ~
the jart.cs. Cnnnci1 cycr ns.an,i.d nnhsani,,,.
e,htv.fhrc. dclcostcs ran~eaon+nS t,eou.!, s,.s
ri thn tI,frtv fhr.n tr;r,, w,ti,i,. IL t;}; -;
of tho Council .nd thc nut;nnt for . no.c~f"i
AMI lust .o1,.,on ~ t,,a tni',r .r"nP P."so.a.
IN IN near f,snr. s, T.as..n1. nnpea.'
Eiet.nnns .nI tbn r,;,or s-!I,a. - -" '.
| ati aoutIrrntcrn n,Tts ~ lin 1'a-r;torr no,a
u,anfr.,ni nn,,st,o m.rrc.t in tls n-ocss.;nrs
ctfotts being nut forth to odyncce them in tho
,.t. ~ ,,o..n .ri - III, -. - RI ~ ~ -.'H
, 1875-05-22
EE3uCIl0 40 kBsURDvM

i,ad roraa from tte f!ty sariY
That saturday afternoon;
/ rat with usatr.x under the tEees
In ths mossy otrhasd; tae sulstsn bses
Du11et urcr tlutts-tups, rink and reArlJ:
waa At pssce, sud inclined TO spoon.
To we.o stopping while with rnothaT,
At the quiet country ptAeo
Whefs ART we'd met, oua blosromy Nay
Aul fallen In love-so tho dreamT day
Drought to my tuctuory many smother
lu tie happy time wAeh Won her kraes.
DayA In tho bright spE!nr weather,
When thu twisted, rough old sEee
RhuwCrtd down applo- -hloutr1, d1inty snd sErts,
TAat swung tn her ua!s. and tluhhel It her feet.
6Wrtt w4z llte ftcu n NE fingered togetter,
And dalnty tic kissca 1uy !u1s g@ya ue.
"Deas ioya, hrr you recalling
Tl1s nd .lsys loo, said.
Her sWsst eyts Allcsl, ns.l with tender grace
She tuxne.l and rested her Guhhtug fACs
AXatt4st my shoulder ! sunbeam. falling
Through tbs ie2yns abors VI e1o HAe3 her head,
And 10 held hsr. t1,latin3
That none wus by to aet;
4 sal t.aia&ake-Snr low, hui cttaFt
This fc1sinius COMMENT rrarted hly sst:
" Married for sges-itt Just disgusting
=. sach Aetipu5--aud, tte1, theyfs get pt,r tseel~
-Gtarst i. Eats7, ~, IN .ssssbaeF }sF Juisa.
, 1875-05-22


IIyR 0F HILLIAMt EARL or SIfELnuhNE, AFTER
wAAos FinHr HAIquEsx or LAAspowHk; w.ru Ex.
THActA sRuM Ills larkns AND ConnEAr0NukHcE
Gy Lard EnwAnu FrT1MAuM1cE. Volume !. tyu
pp. Al3. L,udcu: Macmillan l. 60.
The asst hundred rapea OF tiis volume arc o.
cuplcd with q cllnpter Of autobiography loft In
coupeto by Lord sleIburno 1t tho timo Of h!a
death, in 1905. THO remaining portion Of tho
Tork IL takon tip NTH at account oy Lord ntz-
maurice OF tho aycaLt that distinguished tho
public career OF Lori Hhelburuo III tho years bo-
tHoep 1757 and 17G1,
Lord Gholbusno was born in Dublin In 1887,
aud waa tho SOU OF tue liras Earl oi Blolhusno.
and dascondaut of BIe William Petty. tito
founder OF tho science Of political arithmetic.
H!a eNlJ education was greatly neglected. And
he ssFtroa at the age Of 10 with. AZ ke Hays
Everything to leaEn, Of Nlich was fully aware,
but had what was not at alt swaro Of, avery.
thing to uulearn." At TIL. ago 10 waa sent 10
Christ Church College. Oxford. aud st tho close
Of hia courso thcto onterea into tto Amy. lla
Wasplacel in tho Tuenuetla Regiment, r,l,dos tho
com1naud Of 0eu. Wolto. afterwards tba Aoro Of
Quebec, OF thi4 oHlccr, Lord GholuusEo writes
" hls autobiography;
LIZ was hand4oue la BIZ peeson, thin, tall we'll
Isaassaan H. os ess' Hhs @ 'xass r., 1",.d ~ r ta
lion. To w.. tss scn Of Ju irIshns, s w viii, wv. y.
ca'oncl Ut tho Guards, and wlu c@s,trsi Cut Wultp
nns ma - 9nt ~asn ho! 70 fhn1ess. slAsh taok h.
ssusibla Of !asa tlnf4ot IAt. wua tsp!st4 unI &ho
teg11ncnt visa gaarte At Ofas1ow, 10 learned I..iu
~ sa set With s:eeG rtotss thtte IL fsasncd Is
do him the 1usl!ts 10 ray t!ss tho tsol,Llo s took
ssops mo sas mazs tsous IslAelliu sna elevation u
, 1875-05-22

HJrtxxt<F {'fses,
Quo Of tho feminine newspaper correspond.
c,,ts c,oses critical govteN Of henAtor Hooth's
rhvsioYnp,ny wish tho remark that, "lf thetes
aus destiny tu mans faco, Scuatot Booths
will carry hlm to tho WhIto Nopse," 1}at thers
isn't. The PERSON who, Of all othera whom We
hzYe met, las tho uloAt poe.icM cast Of fca-
tutcs, aud seoued destined to become the d.
1ou Ut the pseaeus age, Is now clerk In Now
York caal-vatd, and has no ideA II going luto
poetry. Tho u.ost sensitive. refined. And spls.
itual couotenallca nc ayes had tho pleasure Of
gazing upon belonged to young man Who was
regular big bonanza" of awful b!kspbeny.
We Icnemher aeeing ,neek-looang ltsla hoy,
with taken hair, clear bue syea aud dali
cate blush GU hls smaoth check. osshtully sntaF
6uoa1sy-school a,la take scat In the. corner:
Quo Ut tho young lady teachers approached
hIn, aud teudelly said Little boy, won't you
reelso yous yeeses to me7" Tho lsstlo boy did
not burst into tears, ~ the teacher ortdans!1
expected 10 would blt With marked emphasis
he planted h!a heel on tho desk in front Ut ltnl
aud deli,srsd himself ot : neEa'lro. 1osaa1k e
such atsstiiug profsnity that Il IL not permitted
Us 10 Indicate, eyen by init.als and dasles, the
substance Of ills speech. He 10 now grown to
be msu. Tho kano clear, blua eyes contrast
with tho delicate pink Oh his check; ths s41nd
Aaxen halr wrcathes lis forehead aud sives hius
q look OF scrsttys Innocence AMI Wien Last
beard from he wss pursuing. tho sse:ati"s.2 ~
1iysr thloi o. tho 1nser uadsea.
, 1875-05-22

At mtdaEeas watenlug, through my startled brain
Tbs slalrn Auulrx crashed . chord OF fniu,
rnse and, swc-stsue4, heartsnoh! overhead
III ore louG, loul, IeyerbeFsnt pcIl of drtAd,
Cesseleta It rcllc.l-sli1 "A a Aes ot fire,
Tho climax, eanel, must wayo by wave retire;
TO, hAlf.rc!uclant. ur the fields of sraee
Shs frt!uent thunder spfteaud iatu grace:
It's DEEP harsh menace eassngrsl to n1armurs law
~ tho lost south Wtnl : Mut1el IN the snow.
Waning through whtsrcrois ~eho,s lssa aud leas,
TIL thu Last celo slenra tn geusltlesA!
Thns minded am Of that Lsw 1t Oil
Wh1th doTn the slopea Of awful sluAi rolled
smo.e men with Juhemtnt.terrors yet, 1t last,
Tho Lightning aamt and mys.ic tI,nult PASSED,
1arseil down the ages, cchonC lesf and ltss
Jehovaa's wrath, Ill, ehaaged to t.adesurs.,
Tho renGetul Law which oncs mains fath su:lced
3tets Into mercy Oh tho hrart If Cltt4t.
-lhui Hak's III tho lndtrtnlfni.
, 1875-05-22

T0HACCO IN INDIA.
An Attempt that promises susvcea has bcan
mHdo 10 uAtnralizo tho tobacco plan. {Nico!aata
tobacs.m} In Drssiah lndta. At present ths1u arc
under cultivation 7:6,o ac,cs,-nss1lY two
thirds Of which sre tu the Ueueal Presidency.
, 1875-05-22

Thoro h 4 proapoct that Mill rnoro }snl ril BE-
devoted TO the plant, II 1t provo remunera,lvc
attic1o Of commerce. This will depend .cons1,l-
esahly upon Tho skill with which rho Indian
manufacturers prepare tho leaf for market. It
II not expected that the East Indian product will
snpp'Ant American tobAcco In Greht Britain,
vhcse 10 deiicatn favor II properly appreciated.
but rathss That 1t may In &itnn superaotse tho
coarra and rank we.d that 10 grown in Germany
elaahes, to "huta isa low prico commends il.
, 1875-05-22

Tbs eooosrta Of the Whesler expedition have
discovered in Southern Utah field of lara s, GOO
square miles IN o1tent, And In Arizona and New
Mexico N area Of not lcss than 10000 square
miles In cxkont. From tho oxissonco OF these
Immense and eonnnctdd tio'ds Of Lava they sur
tnfsn that volcanic eruptions have occurred Ia
tho Westefn Tofritoricn no recently that it In
indeed aurpriainE that there il III human record
u thom." 1hev sino anru1ias that vnlcauis
eruptiona Afs liable to occur ~ auy time iu .!s
futurs.
, 1875-05-22

- HE SEFCUL = }EHEFE5E.
Thu managers OF tho An.arron Sehool Of NM.
nral lIA.nry at lonskc.o f1nA II impossible to
continue furnishing instruction npon tho samo
cheap terms rs heretofore, and havo announced
that Il feo Of $50 rit 10 cbarged eact, papi! tot
thu cnntnE res.ion. Tie ptico OF board will 10
,cd At &Es loweat possible rate.
, 1875-05-22

london Correspondence StIs I1tk EFrDhit.
An extraordinary caao of what We may horo IL
mental dsrangemeut las just becu detected At
NntslnEdean. ~hero An old lady las becn cu,yicG-
cd of thu most iuhunlan cr,selty to lot VI dogs
without allowing them food. All ,;,irer Of Tho
stcety for tho Prevention Of Cruelty to animals.
having obtained enslarcc by strs:asou mud dis.
covered tho condition Of tho poor brutes, obtalnei
y warrant agalnst Mrs. Chnntsall AMI executed II
last Thursday, Tho wo'nan arnled ~ishA bludgeon
ana poker, sndsavo1otl to prevent the Intrusion
"f tho officers o.! tha law; but. an crtEanco hss-
iME bcoA eiIeCtad. sceno WAs dsclnsoa tho lo-
tails Of which I will not shoek your readers by
repeating. Suffice It to say that IN ous cnpboarl
tho skeletons Of t'tty cats starved to death, wc1c
discovered. aud n tnauy moro cuts ar1 uogs in
different stnues of disesso froa1 hunger. They
wore immediately Al! destroyed by tlse Society's
officers, eyery anitlst Ie!ng too snlch dsease1
to recover; Mrs. ChantEsit tho while meuacing
tho officers with violence, and boing iu her turn
thteatened With tho daekiug.stooI by tho tnnb
outside.
, 1875-05-22

DAcnEf,on lES. ny ELLA 4. G,.Es. l:mo, m. 3os.
chicaHn: J4nacn, 3irclusg i c0. rEicu, Si.1u.
IA tho first work Of a very Young writer, this
novel has promise In 1t. With tho execution OF
some fow faults OF grammar, eas,lY corrected by
a little careful attention. tho stylo ia unusually
dagnidoa aud unlaboro.l, The ,noslyo OF tao
work is also co,nmondabio pgoccoding from
Barloua sud independent miud lnelinnl 10 a lib
eral mud thoughtful Ht,luy Of good authors.
There IL apparent Ia tho tsslsa drawing w ,uex.
pcrenco1 hand, but that Qua is reao!yso, and
that may therefore. With practice. attain skill
commensurate With It's ambition.