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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
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Caledonia Assessment The Lake
MERGED Joh-SmafIpex Cases. Etc

Caledonia Axs<~<ment The Lake
Nereea yeb-smaflpex Cases. Etc
Say Fzsycrsoo. February =
Cs,edonix IzxSss An assessment Of 80
cents-
Al the instance Ct the President Of the
Real Estate ProsecfIrs Association the S1-
prsme Court hSs mA3s Al order ~sniolning
ghe Mayer. Auditor. District Attorney,
Coansy Clerk md Board G supervisors
from sny farther proceedings In the mat
ser Of tie candszakrsla a Lake Akrcs1,
CT the iss1xncs 9. heads for the purchase
sbereaf antIl the issa Instant when the
matter vii coue bsEQrs the Court for COR
ssderxslc1-
Al . special nesting Ct the Board Of
HeA1th this n4v1.ag, il Vas resolved 10
prcsscsie the ofsx<rs az the City az PrkIng
fer violating sAs ~GExr11-ze lass ]. also
adopted xrs~oa1UoE p~eziEonIBg Congress
10 sci apart 3 paz1i1n Il Ansei Island for
guxrk1nas zro1nd-
AT CEssa Hall last night Mayor K1lloeh
addressed . crowded audience IN the sub
5se- Il ths Lake Asresd project wklSA he
e013ezEe1 ~ an attempted sxIndle On the
e1Fv. hosa u ls merits and in the mAnne
IN whscA the proceedings we're carried
thruagA e1 the part Of the Beard os SUPER
vsnrx-
Al quarter pass 3 0'el0ek last erening
Woag Al TlArk shot and kiliei Wong Al
Stag IN the basement of No. 70S Dupont
street. tsssssa ~Szcrauenfo and CONNER
eik stress The murderer and his vic-a
are beth ls1bers Ct the Hop wo Com
psuy, and l1s1s-ly have had some rroahls
ovsr n0osy matters TIE murderer es-
eAyei-
Two fresh Eases Of smallpox were dis
covered yesterday On the sis2nez Colorsio
s1oas The transferred passengers and crsE
Ct the Cir q Picking, the nrsi assistant
Engineer AID cook. and both we're imne-
dzsszlv conveyed 10 the T~wsnsy-sixsh Street
HOSPITAL No ether cases Eers found, al
though q searching scrutiny vas made Of
every individual On board the vessel.
Ths rSro<. n the vicinity Il the PSci6e
Nal doex i that seEerAl rev eases Of
smallpox hare broken cut q quarantine
hulks xzeoE tie recent passengers o, tie
Cir Il Pskng-
Shooting ARRAY in Bodie.
BoDIE Feh-rsrv 2
Last night Bill withrsw shot and fatally
wuua9si Chxrssy Slsde, a well known
sport Trozb1s. arising from III feeling,
exssssd eeEss@a the parties fox III time
past
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eY TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO q kuzzxA DAILS sESrNEL-
THE EXODUS INVESTIGATION.
What Caused it in North Carolina
A LIVELY FISH f8a SAN FRANCISCO
TRADE.
wssuxsroS. Fehru.u

wxsHISsroS. Fehruxry2
Before IL Senate Exodus COMMITTEES,
S.turiaF. the exzminatiSn Il NJ T. Lew
nan. shsrs9 q Grxnsisis. Indiana. xss
/ noncIuded. He testified shs: . e~-G
ran NAMED Heath told him that reason
fer the calared people having North Caro-
| i;nx Was 10 better their condition. snd an
/ other rezsa. vas that their friends IN
washington desired - nary q them -
nnxxihls 70 xss o1f Ok Scrh C4rlsx IN 10
| fnS;snx hrscrS the census decreased tie
ren-eSenussun Of North Carolina , In
creased thss q Indiana Ten thousand
| intended 70 eorae- Hsxih supposed whe1
he uxx uakinE these stAfsEneaEs. sh4t Ire
witness was = R<p1hlkosa- He sad The
| RsVublscxus ksa proposed 70 par BALI tie
sxpxn~ss Ct the trip On -eTossex2zalas
| tim bv Nr.wIn3ozn- tie ylf3sss stated thai
| his counsvi j. .ssl settled x13 ,se-e = no DE-
mxnd for labor The Dissatisfaction feat
/ on accoanf Of fbe immigration : not hs-
cause Of the iuERgrx1ss cSaior. tut o<exass
they r-seh there 5<stisGfs and have 70 e<
supported 81 TIE expense q tie coznss-
and s~cnzsr sssy orersioek tie Labor
market Thsrs s an 81 fss2srs sz,ong -
lAbcrsss Al both r~nsi1iral parties Ifso-s-
tunes takes thu sAars q shre4t- O1e Eza,
who hired some E%srce bad his barn
burned . few d4ys Aser. This E2s-sr vas
before the grand iarT- Witness preferred
on fhis sczoocns aas 10 speak of IL Thsre
we're bad men CT both rar1aess perhaps
Democrats bad harss3 the barn. and per-
haps Republicans hsa dOreso- He csua not
say whether this eos6rci would hare the
ezscs Of deserrinS ressvas from hiring tie
Immigrants and - cause il 10 appear thai
- - -.@- t. 1h.- ~ -zr
Heath Al the 6eres When be czzas in 60 the
train. and on r-sgrs<e1nag himself a. q
Republican got Il cenzsrs1sia1 with hin
He soid Heath shar tie Republicans wAntad
q good many neSrrxs 70 caEae 10 Iadi4as-
Heath said there Vas No 30zbi they c0zad
get all they wanted hut II xozl be ns1es-
sxry 10 par hall fAsir expe1ses- eecaEse
those thAt bad haxss voala moi leave
home. and those Eisbuzt korsss coai not
aEcri the xpezs- Witness got the i'm
preston that no Ersnssnsnss bad yet
been mSde Wherein thar sxpenses were 10
be paid Heath also f0aS3 fAzli with the
store order syssz q pay in North Caro-
lima The nsx1 EarEzzg FITNESS Eei Mr.
Bridges. = Democrat Who said he had seq
Heath md inferred hiZ that he Heath
had fallen info the hands Ct q Democrat
instead Of . Regzhhrzn the osgAs before,
AMI Heath therezpsa hlrrHilr lEi town
Sorae of the negroes desired 70 rsfarn
home Ii rs Necessary FOR a Sheriff 20 Dis
simulate in order 10 obtain information
from suspicious eAArscfers- The 3lssssss-
faction In the eaanfE i Dos ecn6nei to the
Democrats. but Is telf By m4uy Rep1hli-
a especially azoog the Abcring classes
No objection wozA ee made 10 szlf-sEp-
porting immigrx1Hl Al the Republican
papers the witness lad read condemned
The committee and spTrCrs6 Ct the exodus
At Mr. Windows rsqzess Heath viii t.
xrrnrnnns1 - q wrnasx
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

THE English Government would have
been able to advance sufficient money to
buy up waste Ands in Ireland, in order
TO sell them to the Irish peasants, if it
had not persistsd in it, foolish and ex-
travagant wars in Africa and Asia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

TIE ~ Coasttution of California
does away with grand iuries. and par
italy does away with trial by jury. The
man on trial may elect whether his case
shall 80 70 . magistrate or . jury. and he
may agree that : jury shall consist Of
only tan or eight Or even six persons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

In North Carolina there are six newspa-
pen edited BY blacks Louisiana has
thres. Tennessee and Texas two each, and
Virginia. Alabama and Mississippi one
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

TIE probabilities are that the Postofsee
Department win not interfere with the
independent mail carrying system of
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

A scrKSIRIc war has broken out over
Edison's s~lsctric Light. European IS well
- American Swans are divided into two
camp-cas claiming that the light is
sure to succeed, while the other fiercely
ridiculss The idea, and insinuates that the
reports Of important successes by Edison
have been pat forth for speculative pur-
poses- Time alone will show which side
= right and meanwhile both parties have
demonstrated, mathematically, that n@i-
thar car b wrong.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

TIE Ward Reflex is of the opinion that
. large number Of Republican. in that
vicinity would vote for Thurman in pref
srsnce to either Grant or Blaine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
T r z N T .

NEW HOUSE, OF THREE ROOMS. -
situated lsxt TO the residence Of ..
Matt Kyle. Mob Hill Apply on the premises.
Eureka. July u. 1873. jy3o-t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

INDIANA = said by the Indianapolis
Nsvs Independently 70 Be . hard-money
Stats now. % far - candidates for the
Presidency are concerned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

IL VIII never do 10 advise the patriotic
Boston women 70 vote as they Eight. There
would be 100 much scratching II the polls.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
For Rent.

STORE on Ruby HILL, NEXT DOOR
20 DR.. Lukecs' drug store, can be rented
reasonably. Inquire Of
MYEkS L FRANKLIN, Eureka.
Eureka, December Is, 1879. delAu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

People who do things 700 mean for the
public TO know ent<rtAin very lofty IDEAS
on the sabjeci Q. correct and pare iour-
nxlism.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

The Cincinnati Enquirer asks, why
mot renominate Hayes. He and John
Sherman are one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

In y mot strange that Rismarkis scheme
Of increasing al branches Of the German
army, At m outlay Of s.. 000. 900 to begin
With. and =. 000. 900 annually Hereafter.
excites grave apprehensions in all Euro
psan circles GermAny's armed force is
already % large. her equipment 80 CON-
plste, and the whol1 thing a grinding
mlllstons around the uecks Of the tax
payen. that people were quite ready to
believe that Bismarck vas ready to inau-
gurAte . general Disarmament scheme.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

CAxADIAs bssf shippers Ey the cheap
est way Of sending beef ACROSS the ocean
Is in dressed quarters In keeping with
this the shipments from New York last
year were "a, 75S bead OF cattle. and 26-,-
06s quarters So. also. OF mutton; the
shipments were 9.l4- head, against 50. :
4S4 caneasses and Of pork, the ship
ments we're l,lS3 live hogs. and S434
eArcasses- The exports Of cattle exceed
ed those Of 1878 by 3.-2s. while the ex-
ports Of dressed quarters were less by
2l.s6S. The export Of animals from this
country for the ten months ending No
vember l, 1879. including about 1900
horses. mount to 49,. SIS. or about So
600 over q exports Of the same period
in ISIS. and the value Of the same is
placed At $40. l2s. s62
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
EL0cUTIoN!
MRS. c. Y. BENJAMIN. TEACHER

A IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF TAXING
IA lessons in the Art OF Eoeufaon are re.
9ussted TO meet Il the schoO House on Nob
NIL on Monday. February 9Th. at AIS p.x..
snsrp. a. Which time and place the class viii
be orzsnixea.
f.r terms and other particulars, inquire OF
frvf.u =. j. SeAnland, at the Sehool House. or
gan 81 my residence on Edwards street. drs,
mouse north Of VIM Piumhof's.
~ G. Y. BENJAMIN, Teacher.
Enreka. February .. 1850. febs II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
FOREIGN NEWS
SPECIAL 70 rHr EUREKA DAILY srxrnxI
An Old story from "Reminiscences.
ate Political OFFENDERS.

The police, on Friday night. made a de-
scent upon . house on Sapper street. On
opening the door the police were fred on
They returned the IRE and arrested two
men and two women. The fifth occupant,
named Deutseh. an important political
criminal. long sought by the police. shot
himself dead on the spot. The police then
searched the house. and found q printing
press and . lsEW ppwbsg q cppis os ths
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

NV tC2k- fr1r2ArF =
The Tribune ars TIE eoasies between
the Pacific Mai Steamship Company and
the Overland r1l.rak5 . said 10 hare haea
carried in part II hast ~ personal feeling
When the c~oAsa5lztsa1 q the Union Pa
eiHc soek place rsssnry. JAMES e. Kse1e,
who had been a DEsctar oi the old CON-
pAny, was lefs suf AZ the Bard CT the
consolidated company. II i sid that Mr..
kesns expressed great dsplexsurs And
threatened renges1ee- He VAS q large
holder q PkciSe Nail stack. which b
claims Be TIES ed 10 b1y By the ASSURANCES
Of his Associates In the Cnsoa Pscsc Beard
that . new 1uztr1ci xOala he made Shorr-
~ Aftsrwx-1 The oGoers d TIE consolidated
company RECESSED even to consider the de-
mAnds e1 Tie Steamship Company This
refusal was 50 hEed bg a dsclxration Of wU
in freight rates by the P.eiSc Nail Con-
Pany. Il Il BOT believed that the business
can long Be eonfrolled merely TO crafty
grudges.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

MN 1DAA% kt2lL&EE =
In refersncs 10 the statement made
recently By PErnell that Queen Victoria
contributed noihing in is47 10 the Irish
famine, deniL Of which statement by Lord
Randolph Ckzrchili vas ezbsed here. Par
nel has addressed . letter TO the Nex York
Herald. In which he says: In retsrrnce to
Lnrd Randolph Churchills contradiction
OF my statement. that Qu-en Victoria gave
nothing 10 relieve the famine II isi7. /
hnd that ! might have gone still further
and said with perfect accuracy. that no;
only did she give nothing, but that she
actually intercepted x6.oEo Of donation
which the SalfAa Of Turkey desired 10 con-
tribute 10 tue famine fund In Isl7 the
Sultan had offered . donation Of 1000
but the English ambassador at Cons,Ants-
nople Was directed by the Queen to inform
him that her contribution was to be lin
tied to s2.00o. and that the Sultan should
not. IN good taste, give any more than her
Majesty Heace the net result to the
famine fund by the Queens action was .
loss Of xe,0ee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
FOR RENT.

"oUSE OF FOUR ROOMS TO RENT Z:
III containing two closets and water. Fur
nIshsd or uufura.shed, As desired. Apply at
rear Of the house adjoining DR.. Schneider
residence. three doors from the hoo House
on Mob Hill.
Eureka. Jxnus-y H. lsS. 1anlSn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
Rooms to Rent.

4 SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, PAR
"A IoR and bedroom set. single or in suite.
will Be let 10 q suitable tenant For pnticu-
Lars. suply 70 r MCCARTNEY,
Corner Clark and Adams streets.
Eureka. yanaKry .. lsro- lsni II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

That The stalwart leaders Of the Re
pubIicsn party intend to steal the cleo
toral vote Of New York, if it can be done,
!. = Question that does not admit Of de-
bate The process 10 very simple q e
They can either throw the choice OF
Presidential Electors into the hands OF
the Legislature, which is Republican. or
else they can pass . Law providing that
the Election shall be chosen fro@ the
Conersssiosai diztricts- In the one cas-
the Republicans would he assured Of the
States electoral vote; in the other case
their chances Of success would be greatly
increased. The present government CT
New York Is now wholly IN the control
Of the Conkling or Grant wing OF the
uarty. Governor Cornell Is = pronounced
th,rd-term man and a Close friend Of Mr.
Conkling. General Sharpe, Speaker Of
the House, Is also = Grant man, while the
Republican majority IN the Legislators Is
composed Of men who viii be ready 70
obey the commands Of Their leaders with
out question Thus. should il be de-
csded that the necessities Of the party
demand it, il would be entirely praca-
cable for the managers 70 scare TIE
united support Of the executive and ieg's-
lative departments in the attempts 70 de-
feat the popular VIII The lesa-lis O
such an attempt does not seem to ts
called in question The Constitution O
the United States expressly commits 70
every State the power to appoint the
Presidential Electors in sach manner IS
the Legislature thereof may direct 80
that in enacsing that the Presidential
Electors shall be chossn- nct by ths pop
ular vote but by the Legislature o. ey
the vote of Congressional districts, the
Legislature woasd not technically be
guilty Of any violation Of law Its acssoa
would, under the circumstances Be a
monstrous abuse Of power to defeat the
anticipated verdict Of the people. but II
could not be contested in the Courtz Ii
this conspiracy vers consamua.ed sac
~cessfully the Republicans would be sure
Of New York in tie Presidential struggle
next fall; the eniy question Is whether
they viii have the hzrdihood to assenpi
p.-hl~~- rna~ahz-~ ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
For Sale or to Let.

TIE PROPERTY NOW OCCUPIED BY
i Brown l. rkssel - . shoe store. next door
10 the White House, Main street, Eureka. to for
sale or 10 let Inquire Of J. JACOBY,
Earsk., January IA. lsSo. janis II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

BoDIE- Feb-csry ?.
Last night Bill withrsw shot and fatally
wuuaded Charley Slsde. q well known
sport Tr0z51s. arising from Ii feeling,
exisssi between the parties for some time
gksL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
rhe naa.e Matter Enaed.

ArGrsrA, February 2.
p A. Sawyer. the F~rsionist Secretary Of
State. has yielded and. under protest, given
up al State property in his possession.
Yesterday afternoon Sawyer delivered to
the Republican Secretary Of State the
State seal. returns Of votes for Governor,
county officers, SENATOR and Represents
tives. Council records. and ali tie rsDc-.s
Of the Executive Council of 1879 relating
to the election returns. He saws that be
received legal sdvice yesterday TO hold GU,
in his position. bat as he was satisfied that
the Sheriff had q warrant for his arrest, be
did not choose 10 make . martyr Of him
self. and Aas, therefore. given up his claim
to the ONCE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

NV foRE. Febauary 2.
Papers to-day state that the Pacific Maj!
Directors on Saturday afternoon took the
anticipated action and reduced passenger
rates from New York to San Francisco
from $50 TO S55, and steerage rates to SIS.
A circular issued to shippers announces
that After February llth the Company will
be prepared to name the rates Of freight
and contracts for . year. The eontrac.
with the Panama Railroad. under which
the Panama mail pays s50.000 per month
for the entire San Francisco business, re-
mains in force. and some Of the Directors
even propose 70 fund the debt to the Pana-
ma Company BY taking ii upon themselves.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

ekH lokK, February 2.
The Tribune's Washington special says !:
IL Is said that the immediate cause OF Com
missioner Hayt's removal was the diseov-
cry that it was his own son to whom, under
IN assumed name. the Arizona mine was
sold.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
NOTICE.

vVE HAVE soLD OUT OUR srosK or
w clothing to Mr.. H. Kayser. and hone
that the patronage - literally bestowed on "a
will be confined TO our successor.
nEYx1s : FRANKLIN.
Eudns ssusug ~ lGp. 3snSSII.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
An 1assllast Sskoel. Boy,

Barsyyille !, osa'bYaa County, NJ; Z,
, hes OPPOSITE tMs yipage.,,, 1ts district
!, School, IS taught. hH . ySungman named
II sahben Frazier. Gto.ge Silk, aged
~ sslE'e years. .wssr Ole Of his scholars.
Hhks j. q Mi~l'Hyous boy. 'aud the
Other dAy he trippsdiur y gill about his
ewp age ~ sheMaas passing out Of the
acheOkxOoM door. " He said &c was An
accident but the girl went back and
slapped his face. He struck her, and
the teacher called him UP and floceed
himwith = stick. Then he was ordered
To beg the girls PARTON and shake
hands With hef. This the boy did. The
schoo lnlaster then said that Sink. to
make full amends, must kiss the girl, but
this he refused positively to d.. His re-
1nsel brought him another whipping.
stu be- said he would not kiss the eirl.
Ahshhs Was Aagged for the third time
SAlM sent home. Behaving that 1.-THE
Neachel had n01ightltO insist on their
aoan Kissing any Of the girls that 1t.
'tdnoed eehoolwith him. and that he had
unaaed The boy unjustly, the boys
parents he'd the teacher arrested Cd. .
charge OF assault and battery. He was
gwen ahearing BY Justice Of the Peace
btlqd, who sustained the teacher s cause
4 Is ordered bis discharge. It is said
This case WI be carried into the Coun.
y Gp9ytp.-5 HAQ10l0, .fP0.) Co.. NJ Il
lM06M ..sa.f ~ a.,s .,s...IL ,..aIr.-.l;.. h.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

later ages of one far from III. co,a.
It's manufacture. A ruiious obn"t 'y y!
= cup with a cover ornamqnted ID ", way
figures, inside which wa, the rau raw" with
a balance in miniature: perh,ns s's Of
The arms and supports Of ,hp h", 10y.
were of wood, well preserved: ,b os s,
were made of the two halves Of Of p p1Aes
The bracelets were always ;"n' nut.
pairs, and generally still elcjr.Hnm ,a IN
bones of the skeleton. ''s 1le
From the fact that fragments oir
may sometimes he seen adherirg +" '', NJ
inner side of the ornaments. !, m W. me
inferred that when the corpse had w.. W
clothed in a kind of long sleev,J s h;sa
the bracelets we put on ou,s;ds , a
not to be hidden by the dress. ; ~ "
are mostly of Il spiral shape, like s a.!
pent, and often wind several :. n SUI
around the arm. They are 90 o nu.es
that they can be drawn out 70 V, ~sale
length. Many rings are also spirai7 , saa
so long that they must almost have s a,u
cred the finger, like the rings worn y.
such numbers by the Ncapolitan womo -
No arms Of bronze were found At S"aa
sula, and few Of iron-severa| kn Hes.
and daggers and perhaps some l,n"o
heads. The objects from the Oldest oni
therefore most Interesting period S SIu
evidence Of 4 people little advanced -
the art of design, yet weI.to.lo. anu
not only accustomed to adorn them a
selves with the me'alornamcnts Jrouoht
there by Greek ships, but also to nr;d Is
themselves on giving a rich ,rous,ean t w
their dead on their departure from th; ~
world, and on emitting no prescrihaS
religious rite. How strange i, was ~
tina, rural and lonely villa, TO ponder Nv ~
the remains of SO distant an age! Ho NJ
wildly they reminded us that the f,;,
country around Naples has been. ac ,S
and ages ago, peopled, devastated, and
rcpcopled; as rich in native productions
twenty-thrce centuries ago as now-nrr.
haps richer. Every step taken in The
Campagna telice is Il step over graves
Cor. London DailY NeWs.