davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
Irrom the Eur,k. sep.iD., Oct. al

lfrom the Eureka Sentinel Oct. ALL
At about nine o'clock yesterday msrn-
Ing our citizens were startled by the dull,
heavy report, the kissing Of steam, and
the crssh Of q falling building. all COM
bined in one. the denotation Of an *
plosion. The cause Of the occurrence
yesterday was the explosion OF Q boiler
in the rear Of Zottman's blacksmith
shop, on Main street, and used by z.
w. Perrin in his wood-sawing sstsblish-
msnt and barley mill. Fire was started
undsr the boiler at the usual hour, and
at the time Of the accident the steam
gauge indicated Q pressure Of 100 pounds.
The proprietor. Mr.. Perrin. was stand
ing with his hand on the throttle, a. II
il thought. turning water into the boiler
from the pump. The explosion was q
terrific one, shaking the ground for q
considerable distance. Mr.. Perrin was
thrown a distance Of Atty feet. over the
woodpile in the rear Of the building, and
fell in the ditch . manglsd, broken mass
Of humanity. The boiler struck o block
firmly imbsddsd in the ground. and ca
resning assumed q vertical position for
an instant, when the irs-box flew of.
and flying through the roof. was hurled
ever the town to q distance Of half q
mile. near the head Of Poverty Gulch.
The flying missile weighed over eight
hundred pounds, from which fact the
force Of the explosion can be imagined.
Mr.. Perrin was taken from the ditch
where he had fallen and conveyed to his
residence ON Buel street, where after
four hours Of the most agonizing suf-
fering. he expired. The boiler was for.
nsrly in use at the Phoenix furnace, OF
locomotive pattern. and thought to be .
safe ons The exact cause Of the ex-
plosion has not been fully determined,
but will doubtless be 30 to-day at the
Coroner's inquest. Mr.. Zottman, Q. Q.
| Wells and Fred. Cidas, who were work
ing in the building ut the time Of the
explosion, narrowly escaped being killed.
| The damage to the building and ma
chinery owned by Mr.. Zottmsn will be
about 81, 200. The funeral Of the un-
fortunate victim Of the disaster will
take place to-day from st. James
Church. at , o'clock, under the aus
picss OF Eureka Lodge No. 16, f. K A.
NJ, Of which fraternity deceased was a
member, having been connected with
Unatilla Lodge No. 40. Of Umahlla, Or
sgon. from which place he camo hero.
Perrin had been in Eureka but q short
time, and was the inventor Of q patent
Cd iron-fastsned wooden pavement and
had contracted with several Eastern
towns to pave the streets Of those places.
He wal 80 years Of age at the time OF
his death and leaves q wife to mourn his
untimely death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ Dslineusnt Tar Let Of the town Of Gold
Hill for the nscal year ending April. 1878, 10 In
hands. and a. the explntioa OF twenty six
dsys nom this date ] viii eommsncs IN scticn
In the proper Courts for The collection OF me
rios. KELLY, Town Marhai.
Gold Hin. October 20, luA. oc20 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23

Tox WILLIAMS and his editor dined
tegsther at . fashionable restaurant last
evening. when they had finished they
went out together. After they had gone
. friend Of ours, Of an inquiring turn oi
mind. asked the proprietor. IBID Will
lisms pay for one or hco dinners :" The
proprietor replied. with q lock OF aston
ishsd wonder at the ignorance Of his in
~tsrlscutor. "why! for one sir; only one
Of curse. The General never pays for
more"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23

oxs Of our Eastern exchanges says
that 1t . dinner party in Warrington re-
Gently. Senator Nys put his new silk tile
earslsssly upon the sofa. Anew minutes
altar Gen. Butler sat down upon aud
crushed the hat fsarfully. On itr'
rosrsd Nys. ~ could have tsld you IL
veuldn't a. before you tried IL on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23

sUrao's organ prints Mr.. Fitsh's name
thus: "tom fitch" BY the time Mr..
Fitch gets through with Sutro tonight,
fhs Dependent will have no desire to
print his name in any manner. We ad-
wise Mr.. Sutro TO hear "tom tonight.
II may serve to reveal TO his ebtuss.
cass-hardened comprehension. the beau
ties Of Burns two lines:
70 20 r :. : Ss@. s9 :. ,, The si n. g: US
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23

Is every issue Of his paper Tom vii.
hans now sssiduously tries 70 deny that
there was ever any such compact bs-
tween himself or the Democratic party
and sutro. - Kendall - boldly charged
and proved. Even these dsnials would
not look 90 weak and thin II he had not
waited a weak or two before making
them, and did not Do 90 even now. eI-
csps under force and pressure Of public
opinion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23

TnoupLF AT THE STATE PRrssx.-This
morning. says the Carson Tribune OF yes
tsrday, q serious difficulty ocsurrsd Be.
tween two OF the Prison guards, named
Eugene Lyle and John Vanatta, result
ing in the latter being shot In the foot.
DR.. Dawson was sent for, and dressed
the wound. BE pronouncss II . very
ugly one, several bones being shattered.
Col. Hyman sent for the Sheriff, and
Lyle wa arrested and conveyed to the
County Jail. He will have q hearing in
the Justices Court on Saturday next.
The trouble between the guards appears
to have grown out Of IN old feud; but u
the testimony in Court will disclose the
facts, We refrain from saying anything
further for the present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
Saturday, October sfst,

THH rfoNs.Rs win form IN PROCESSION
n fs:.t Of tssif Han. % . street, Virginia. At
u o'eseek n- preceded By the NATIONAL
GUARD - % ssesst, ssd win march down
ssttes svesss to Q street, through G street 10
~ Crown Point ones. Gold MN, and coup,sr.
.assa 70 Sort Hoasstssd. where the Litsnry
xxsseasss Of Ne Day win take place. Th.,e
kxssesses VIII consist Of IN orslion By W.
Ir.sk Stewart and IN Original Poem By Jude,
III. Isy'cs, sfsf which . collation. Be served
sos ne soessty and IL quests. The Procession
WI tAss Apia fosH end return to Pioneer
Han, Vrsiais, asd b disnisssd. oeista
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23

VIZ forgot to mention that Rev. T. H.
McGrsth gave a political lecture at vir.
si,ia City evening before last. It was
delivered In his usual tsrse and vigorous
manner. and Wa ons Of his most fslie-
itous sfsrts. He drew . lively audi
snss, and with . jsek.lantsrn and q few
bury pictures he would doubtlsss sue
essd q well q Sutro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
WORKINGMEN'S CLUB.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

THE MEMBERS OF THIS CLUE ARE
i requested TO meet st Washington Guard
Hall, corner OF d and Union strests, virrinls
City. at Q O'Clock =. n, on SATURDAY EvEN.
ING, octobe! stth, TO aka pan In The torch
~ THOMAS MOSES, President.
Al. wIIiAns, seerstsry. sb3sa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
Second Ward.

A IL REPUBLICANS OF THE SECOND
n WARD. VIRGINIA. are respeetfuliE In
mittse. at their Headquarters, over the hagno..
liz Saloon, and 10 take sueh measures - VIII
insuro . grand success OF the party Of the
coming election.
Rx nrder Of ihA EyecutiYa Committee. Ofn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
TOM WILLIAMS L

Tom Williams sslf-lsudatory effort at
Pipsr's Opsra Hsuss last evening can
hardly BE- called q triumph. It was called
for the purpose Of sulogizing Tom VIII
lians and the meeting was addressed BY
Williams. There vas . full house, and
the applause wa put in. except in two
or three isolated instances, at the proper
iuneturs. Gen. Williams speech, how
ever, was not so huge . success a We
expected. It may Be that the audience
was too much sn~raptured BY the studied
slsqusncs Of the doughty warrior TO en-
thuse. Certain We are that the snthu-
siastie elaqusrs properly stationed
throughout the house lamsntably failed
to secure q response from the majority
Of the audience at anything the General
propoundsd.
OF Mr.. Williams speech We shall say
little. In u humble Judgment and
with all due respect for the Democratic
party. whom Williams claims to lead in
Storey county. the aforesaid speech was
weak. II was antidsluvian; the prinoi-
pal point made during its delivery hay-
ing reference 70 the Asronic priesthood.
The General il q Bourbon. No man
who heard his speech last night viii fail
to agree with Us in this assertion. And
like Bourbons everywhere. he has learn.
Cd nothing. although he seems to have
forgotten several important events. For
instance. in the course Of his harangus
last night he said that the Democratic
party was in power from George Wash.
inston until $780," This is an evidences
Of detective memory. which. in judg'
mont, disqualihss tho General for the
high position to which he wants the
Democratic party TO elect him. This
statement Of General Williams is ss-
pscially remarkable from the fact that
his father. . Ksntuckian. gained all the
nsteristy the family possessed, by q let
ter written during the campaign Of 1910.
In which Harrison. . Wing. was elected
to the Presidency. Williams said he
was . Wing until 1856. when he Topped
into the Democratic party. We have
not space to quote from eoPious notes
We made upon Mr.. williams' speech.
He arraisnsd Grant for nspstisn and
~sulogirsd Bradley, who appointed his
son-in-law to the Supreme Bench Of
this State. He went back upon the
staiss' rights doctrines Of his party. and
declared himself in favor Of National
control Of railroads. Fact Is. he made .
platform Of his own outside that Of the
Democratic party. No man who heard
his speech last night will vote for Will
lisms unless he had been pledged to do
se previously. He made no converts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23

TEE Sacramento Union says that the
vice Of the present generation IL the de-
sire 10 live without work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
Young Mems Republican
Oub--GOld HILL

THE MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE NAMED
Gas ~ Risass ,sss%sIs q Doublebeiss'
for the purpose Of attending the 6npd Repub..
nean Ratification Meeting 70 Be held a 6oid
JOSEPH I. BkLMoR, Prssideu.
GEonaE CLARK, Secretary. orsa a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
Young American Repub.
lican Club,

A MEETING OF THE ABOVE CLUB
~ VIII BE- held 2, w%..hington Guard Hsr,
October sd, at 8 O'Clock. All members Will
please be In attendance, a. important busipers
win be transacted.
by order. JAS. MCMAHON, President.
Gro. LKcoNPros, Secretary, ocaa ii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23

sHrrprSo Lunnfa TO SALT Lara
large amount OF sugar-pins lumber Ia
being shipped from hence TO Salt Lake,
on the v. Il T. r. II. Thus another
avenue Of trade Is opened out by the
"owooked wailwoad." Pity old Shy
lock did not know Of this before he made
his interesting spssch.-Carson Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
Births.

MCHARDs-In Gold nm, October n, 10 the
wife OF Joseph Richards, . daughter.
GOuss-ln Virginia. October a. " the wife OF
joseph Gouss, q son. u
HALL-In Virginia. October II, to the wife Of
Henry A. Hall. q daughter.
T0NKtN-ln Eiko. October II, 10 the wife Of
T. l.. Tonkin. q con.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAININa IN THE GOLD HILL POST.
II once. October %, 1874. II not called for in
one month they will be sent to the Dead Letter
nnas. Npashlnrfau
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23

TIE sutro and Democratic papers, in
their mutual quarrsls and rscrimina-
tons, having specifically charged and
proven that Sharon has purchased VIII
Hams. Mitchell, and in fact all the prom
mont Democrats and Independents, even
70 old Broadhorns, w don't mind sug-
costing the idea that Sharon has also
bought Sutro, and 10 working him in the
''bsar'' interest. Sutro. through his
paper at Virginia, 10 aavising everybody
10 sell out Of stocks immediately. at
whatever price they can get, telling .
cock and bull story about an'' impsnd-
ing srash." and all that sort Of thing.
Meanwhile the stock market continues
70 sss-saw up and down A usual. with
No declining tendency. This will most
probably continue till after the election.
The market will Be stiff and gssd for the
neIt three months and perhaps longer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
Deaths.
NEW TO-DAY.

RODGERs-In Virginia. October "a, Francis
Rodgers. aged ~ years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
ADHESION rIcxrrs...........ss 90

Hohsu Of Tieksts entitled to FREE
PASSAGE % eunibusss and admission IN
Dancing Hs'ls ct Gold Hin and Virginia I'd
iibitsn.
Tbs most perfect order viii Be preserved
and no ~diarspstasss psrsons win BE- admitted.
Reliable pssous viii b. In CHAIR, Of,
c,oss aAa Hat rsous. and no eAafrss win Be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CONFECTIONERY,
.eH5zi STATIONERY, Etc.,

which ct On times win b Soand fnIi aad con-
plets. hoping By striet attention ts he wants
o. The people to merit . share Of ths psSlts
sssin GEO. ". HALL . 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-23
ENCOURAGE fHE NEW BEeISSEss,
cEo.W. HALL ECO

HAVE OPENED THEIR NEW STORE,
~ Main sttsst, opposite ~ Nsvs onss, ed
Of Gold I'M and vicinity 70 their stock q
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

ydirnvost ptileaitostnich voak1,
ma n odvdzejicich vystayy
Jest uzasna. Zadaiite od osoby % ano
az 80 cent6. Ma Ieden vaz mohou snsd-
no nabrati az 20 osob, Gins IA iednu co.,
tn ) az 10 dollard mohou vydtlati. Nej-
moudreii Jest, kdyz rodina nekolika
osob 81 naime kotar anebo kdyA pou-
zic Soloznice. Ma poulitnich karach lds
o kirk.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

land, list TO na-eho hrab6te Iva Thuna,
predniho TO halapartuika strany, niz
jdou nasi Starotesi, pise o apanel-kem ma
p4dniku trfinu don karosovi. zc pry to
zkratka clovtk. iehoz ka2dy conl ie kra-
lem. X tomu sluzlez nasleduiici do
kady:
Ic to hanba potupa cloyGcenstya, ze
Evrop6 takoye zakeincke, zhafske ban
dy sge femeslo provadeti mohou. Rel
,tfik eiich lotrevstyi byl dosud dosti
dlouht Tito zastancoye nabozcnstvi "a
stfelili Ulldecova adyokata Santiago VI
kala, protoze roku 1850 pry karlistdm
skodil. Ctrnacte let nosih krvayou po-
nstychtivost We svych slechetnfch srd-
cich, az il konecn6 ukoiili touto vrazdou.
Titez Karlste. Ii ochranci knezstva "a
vrazdili vzteklost prav6 zyifeci kneze
Valentino Galcerana Segonde, protozc
pfisahal ma Gstavu roku 1859, ktera ic
zakladeln repnbliky spantlske.
karliste, ii zastanci prava, zarncili dne
l3. eervence 1873 cestnou kapitulaci 90
dobrovonikdm, ktefi pevnastku Estella
byli branili. Jakmilo vsak bezbrar nj
peynost opustili, bvli vojaky generala
Dorregaraye ktery byl kapitulaci pode-
psal, spdsobem zakefnickym poyraz-
dtni.
karliste, ii bojovnici "a svatost svazkd
r)dinnych zastrelili V Marquine diva otce
proto, ze dovolili svYm synhm odcestova'
ii do Spojen statd americkych, ably Ie
zachranili pred vradenim do yojska.
Karlste, Ii chranitele lnajetku, zavraz-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19


dili We Nnngoze poStoVriho kohaeS'ora
Forea, proto &c branll sNefony mu ciz}
maietek, oloapili nescislnY po6et viaka !
voza poStoynlch zablil rradmetYo Pos'o'
h'' hetn'l'' @a''@ ~ '''N : - y '"'' ~''"i
jen pn7ii' veIiAe sunny pence oeze YSeno |
IIneho pla'A' ne1ii PfaVa s'i''G'''n'' ou'
|'eN'' l"ho - e.,l ''u'.''' ,'.' ''' .
ofo]zsASeh' 9' J,1 l''.'''' ''''''oN',' ~ ''o'
O9 = '''ii '''''''''' ''@ A' ''' ~ '>''' '''
Pi,.'
h"ll'1'T, N'eI' - 49, = ''',-''Y,'' }1
- 'P','3o'', = = '''' 'N''' '.' ,.n .; ~ -
,'''' '''N ''','''..'' - =. - .,.,t
yam = = N,'l ''''0,' -: 49, ,'+,ao
''.,'' ''0 -. 80;
"'' ''.i' A''''''9'].,' -, = 0.'S ~, c.h
~ ~ So, ,., y ,, - ,1 I n+n
y ''' = -, - w., ' L,,.l0,a 80
80 : '',' jl.'.. ,;a,,.8h 4n..sDI;4 n1,,o
~ I'M; 1 'a 'I1,,m ,lad, ;;n.l
4' = i','1'' 1'.., - '''
an, ''0''.Y''''',0 ..,. ,;I,...,; -. ..,
an; ial In6mo nameck6bo sctnika Smi-
a. @Y,I; = !, ,onbl znyavodai vvka-
III; ,Iiol1h, ,,od;ln h,l
l'''
Earl;.t, i o.otrovotole ,oc1,t nebe..
,..l l.r,.,; - n mast, cnoncv llosto.
-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
The Sun
Tydenmik. pOlOtydeMnik n
uennlk.

Tydcnni Sun Jest pills zndmy caso-
pis, nei ably potfcboyal odperucovani;
pficiny nichz dosahl padesdtc tisic od-
b6rateli a idste n6kolik tisic nabyde,
jsou asi nasleduiici:
Jsou to moving pryni tfidy. Y nich
sheda Gtepaf vsechnv denni udalosti,
meme dIlczitG obslrntii q sice ' iazyku
iasn6m, srozumiclnGm a We zpisobu IN
iiDavGm.
jest 10 prvni tfidy rodinny list, plny
poutavtho a pouGntho Gteni vseho dfuhn
a neobsahniici ME zavadn6ho a mravum
skodliveho.
jest 10 prvni tfidy zabavnik, pfinase
lici vytctne poyidky natrty l,ezn6 lite
ratnry, pctHvt yybranG znalc tistene.
jest TO pryni tfidy list hospo1afsky
Neilepsi a ncinovGi4i hospodafske clan
ky naleznc ctcnat : kazdem elsie.
Jest to ncza,isly list politieky, nena
lezici zadnG stranG Il a nenosic
Adnj oboiek On boiuie "a zasa ly
zvoleninejlcrsich muzii d Gfadii. Zvlast.
nj zfcte v6nuic odhalov velike po-
rusenosti, ktcrd nyni osabnie u ostouzi
nasi zemi a hrozi podryti same zaklady
nasi rcpnblik,. On Sc neboii nitemu a
netaze SO po pfizni ieiicil.
On pfinasi pro ddniy n6dni zpravy
trzni zpravy pro innze, zeldste trl do
bytka, jemuz zylastni vdn'lie pozornost.
kone6nt jest listen neilacineisim. 4
ieden dollar ccl} rok. \ ncai tfeba no
! vinafskeho klubu k odbirani listu "a III
ccnn. kdozkoIiv posc icdcn dollar, Oh
drM Gasopis ma cclfprok.
Nemamc cestuiicich jetlatcl1
THE WEEKLY SUN.--Osm stran
padesatc~ scst slenpcliv. Pouze $40
roGn6. Zadn6 srazky 2 teto ceny.
THE SEMI WEELY Sun. = ~
format iako denni, $500 rotnt. srazk
20 proccnt novindfaktm klubin l0tlen
nym.
+ THE DAILY sun. - Vclky ttyr
strankovy tormat dvaccti osmi sloup
cich. Dcnni rozsitcni 100000. Vsecky
novinky IN Gently. Pfedplatne 80 eth
mesiGn6 cili 5000 rocnG Klnby yict
! nez 1oclenne dostanou 90 pr levnei
Adrcssa. THESUN" City.
! ae New York,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

Inameni DOLBY Tax iaHo ' Cho-
domcch. Lounk;ich inde liz drive tax ]
' l..boteinici uspofadali. ncchtice nicem
takoyfm zistati pozadu, pobozne CD
matrony od remesla, muz.keho j Aenske
hopohlayi pontniel,y y!lct K zazracne-
mn pry obrazu panenky Marie do kre-
Sic. nesouce prayodu SVEN nczazracny
obraz mathy kri-tov. ktory4 SC choya
pcGIiya Liboteinici. Agsak prayod
mtl btti neicn tctu{ ale take slayny,
to wnci blyal6 scstry a bratri syateho
rlzeuce Liboteiuici zafiditi. Neiprye
qy-lali taiue iednu horlvon osobn ze svC-
ho -trcdu, ably pokoufnc -ehnala sbirkou
ni-tt a ye ydkolmch obcich k 1eeli to-
mn pence. Kdyz mfli pcnizc pohroma-
de. upravcna nezjzracna panenka Maria
i.iboteiuic do novIch .at;Gell ma5li-
eek. obiodnaui huuebniei, vystroleny
zacav e. drdzitky bilfch -ateckich a
tcrycutch ma-iicb, htercz echAzely 81
zaly nedel rano dine Il. eervence lGta
pane 1874 Ike kap.i svatcho lid ora, ably
odtud neslv panenku Mari do kfeSic i.
kdyz bylo vse slavnoslnG seradeno, hnul
Sc prlvod. hudebnic spustili k yetsi cti
"a slave bozi. proyazcl priyod ddstoiny
nov1 p. tarif zdeisi Eem Brem ~ IA
yes, kdeE udeIiv jeste poutnil,dm poze-
hnan. yratil Sc zptt SIaynostni uvitani
a loueen ' kiesicich nebudem popisoyat
avsak n&yrat byl Ease slavny: hudebnici
zasii sobG konetn6 do hostince, kamz sc
ia mimi shrnuly driziGky prtiyodu slav-
nostnG odtne. mimo to icstc ostatni skol.
nj lnladez lnista, kdez pri hudbt zapo,
cal rel ttcht6 malTch poutnikn a trval
cele odpoledne a iak Sc pravi beze yseho
poyolen obecniho a skolniho lIradu. X
Gemn take. Nzdvt to brl priivod ke ct
panny Marie, pf kter6m modleno sc 9
hoiny dest Dosp6la mladez, ktera "a
tou pfilezitosti Z celeho okoli ma pouii
kfesick6 Sc sesla, sla SC ma sal Nokensk i
vytanct, natez pax Z SIX a : mem &C.
kou pofadne NJ d 0 krve 9 @ G.
prala PAX at nekdo iestt rekne, ze
neyedou iezovitsko-katolckt fady K
mraynost a blahu. Sv.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

sam, a on prl opyt BY mohl pamoet, kdy-
by ion chttl A Smoring na to! Ne
fokl MIC ale pomyslit s. a-i, ably
To tedy take sklapIo. Kan te,E -
Sc neyi; ale snad by pomohI pan Bach'
Ano, ten budeli moct, pon1@e zaliste.
Nebot roakcionafe ni made y5ocko rad.
,ItdeaslU yrsouree', t. i. katolicka
.,beSeda" ma v4dor ysomu popirani pfec
ien ie, a to stfediskem ,,katolickych "a
jm0" Tyto dny piSe Sc Q nj Brno; Sc
-toupeni Sc katolicktch klerlkala rakou-
-ktch ca samostana strana dostalo tyto
dny viditelnou tormu. Porazka hrabtte
Egberta Belcrcdiho We volebnim boji pm
doplnovaci volbt poslance do rady riSske
po,lou1iIa yeice podnikatcldm utyofenl
atrany t.
katolicksi stana cd syeho do,asadniho
tcderalistickeho stanoyi9ka upne odstu-
pnje, piSc nisto tedcralismu smtr kon-
servatiyni (mtlo stat zpatecniclly) We We
cech politickfch a nabozcuskych ma pra-
por svui.
Archbishop olomoucky Fucrstenber9,
biskup Nnttig, iakoz prelati morayati
pfistonpili kprogramu tomnto, a tyto dny
odebete Sc kanovnik baron Knnig,brunn
do Prahv, aby kardinala >yarcenbcrka
zi,kal. ktery aaiiste pristoupi. protozc
proti sye Wall bll zavicGcn do spoicni :
Ccchy. PHblizeni ieho Sc K Rau,royi S.
prostredkuic. ~ st toto vse otane, utvoti
50 rakouska srana stredu, nz budou
mit 60 poeitati lax Cechoy6, tax usta
yaoi. NM. potvrzujoli So pax. co kazdt
liberal naprcd v6dtl, totit ze ii 7poenc
kntzstva zcmich Ccskych Jon tax dion
no Sc plinayaii K programu nlrodnimu
tokayade oSekayali od n,lo pro,ptcl
pro sebe. nnbledice k niradrt Tel d
mate TO ylastenectvi knS5.Le TED ,na,
la5dI ldo nani s;baI nabn. 1nlo,- slepee.
poznd nrogran t4cb sno;oncj~ nrooranI
ktort mi no Geskn, .encvklika
svllahns" Sv
Dor;s l. z5a S..,d noya;noylc,
,,olnv;r,;L8 sloosA odsonyoo;n, nnto,
Ia, v;no.to po,oi,oro ,,,h,DoiLo y
4ost ,oss;c6 1alata strs5a n,sto,o +tvr
1la15,y i.o, v;on,.rn; ncl+stotlom Ld
!osti jsou odsouzenv ieden na -est. dru
ny ma diva, treti ma .ieden 4 ctvrty, JIM
mem Rull ma y mtsicG protoze Sc ned
etavil soudu.
NJ. Berger. bonapartistcky kandid.
departementu Marnc ct Loire, kter
mtl pfi posledni volbt 10 narodnil
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
. HE Ell II Z v
WILSONUV
SiCi StrOi.

Ncijcdnodusci scfizcny to a nciprak-
ticnejsi stroj.
ma Sv6te.
Skoro 100000 bylo jich zhotovcno
a prodano a pres 100000 bylo iich
prodano vice pro rodiny nez ktcrehoko-
liv jineho stroic.
Udcla vice prace pfi mensim nalnaha-
nj siciho, ncz ktcrykoliv jinJ stroi ma
zavfenJ stch. ~"
E Prodava SC
cfs. ~ Monumental Park, :
r. CLEVELAND, D. =
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
Tanecni pies

budo IN oslavu Y acslAv
SIX ktho posviceni sini '. Spro"sy-
ho M Ostrov6 kuba. due 2s. Kari.
yaecky sve ptj.nivco uctou eve
Vac. Sprns.f.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
MiStlli Zprayy.
VacSlaVSkOu
B Il s + ID L.

usporada pev. sbor ,,Lumir' dine p. zafi
Y m:stnosti V. r y c h ika.
Kojimc SC ton nadGil ze cten6 obecen.
stvo syoii osvcdtenou pFizeh ! tentokrate
nam neodepFe.
$ tlctou cini pozvani
Lumir.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
D. JOsefa past0ra.

V New Yorku poda blizsi zpravu ge-
neralni jednatelove
kUNHARDT CO., 81 Broad St, N. Y.
G. D. RICHARD Il BOAS. Gl Broad
way iskoa vcskcii jich jcdnatclov6 po
Sp. statech.
F Prosperity postovni paroplayby
iakoz Pastorova brosurka ,,Amcricky
vyst6hotalec" rozesilaii sc ma pczadani
zdarma. $3.50
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

Vfstava nasledkem destiveho poaa
81 tohoto tydenku prodlouaens "a dc dser
ka pfistiho tydne.