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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-07-25
MOST ELEGANT FEASTS

that it has ever been our good fortune
to enjoy. The tables groaned under
their heavy weight of every delicacy
that the season affords, and the supper
would have been truly creditable to
localities, enjoying much greater facil-
tiles for preparations of the kind than
are offered by the steady yeomen of
Dallas county. The gay party left
on the following day for Dallas to enjoy
season of festivities.
May the barques which this loving
swain have launched upon the sea of
life, freighted with their young loves,
undisturbed by single adverse wind,
gently and. peacefully glide over its
placid waters until it reaches the
other shore, and when they have lived
their three score years and ten, and
lay down to ''sleep the last sleep"
may they rest there undisturbed but
by angels visits until the great day of
awakening comes and then open their
eyes in the New Jerusalem, there to
live and enjoy their mutual love
through all the long ages of eternity.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-07-25

Depot for all Patent Medi-
cines-Simmons' Liver Reg
ulator, Vinegar Bitters, Hos.
letters Bitters, Rangum
Root Liniment, Danforth's S
Sanative Dentifrice, etc. We
sell ALL PATENT MEDICINES,
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at
manufacturers prices.
OWEN & MOORE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-07-25
LETTER FROM TEXAS.
MatrimOny, Crops and Varieties
Brilliant Wedding i'm Dallas County.

EDITORS CHRONICLE = Having
promised that if my last should prove
acceptable to communicate with you
again, and seeing from its publication
that you considered it worthy the space
it occupied in your columns, [ again
address you. The great feature in this
neighborhood for some time past has
been the contemplated marriage of
JOHN FORD HOUSE,
formerly of your city, but now -four
ishing merchant of Texas, which took
place on the 9TH ultimo, when he was
united in the bonds Of matrimony to
Miss jamie, the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter of Col. Harper, of
Dallas county, Texas. The blushing
bride, her face lit up with brilliant an
ticipations of future success, presented,
as she leaned upon the arm of the
lord she had selected as the guardian
of her happiness, an appropriate model
for an artist pencil. The groom,
even under these most trying circum-
stances, possessed all the sang froid
peculiar to his disposition, and pro-
nounced the fitting word" in a clear
and distinct tone that indicated the
entire confidence he entertained in
his ability to discharge the grave re-
sponsibilities he was about to assume.
The handsome bridesmaids were ele-
gantly dressed, and as we saw the mis-
chievous little god cupid, as he danced
in their eyes we were surprised that
they had not long since been led to
Hymen's altar by the brave and gal
liant knights who attended them. After
the conclusion of the ceremony, which
was pronounced in a solemn and i'm
pressive manner by the Rev. DIR. Will
bourne, we were invited to partake of
one of the
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-07-25
CROPS.

The wheat crops of this county have
all been thrashed, but the yield falls
considerably below the average very
few fields making more than IL or 10
bushels per acre. The cotton and
corn is looking remarkably well, and
without long drouth, the prospects
for large yield is unusually promis-
ing. More anon,
WILL COOPER.
Frankfort, Texas, July 10, IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YxwYonx Oct 7BrEvxsArv.l: today .,I. Isl ca.
There ~ers lumber Of mainly keotasl,
bit ns SS 81. a:s oi stock and S
about Mondays Yer, common native steers .e's :oa
sSs. SO poor p. o.. " ts.i sGS be
bate several were held owe, T.. 0O. and ,s.
s.I &c :,SsSs5s,' Who settle, with hi. ere.
ors January failed to meet bis paper due this week LIABILITIES
Az onehSSddtb T. Eastman had 81 siege Meyers 10
cars ulery end MO; w az Co. IL ear.
cw average l2el3 d. TO ore" 81 and % d. very Re" e'
01e G. Eastman on his own ,ecoun 10 little Illinois steers
b. to dre.s % 10 70 tue sI~s. e S v 10 ss
. ,,,n 81. fs' 10 dress S. b. TO ''''' $50
their eTp '',S con IN . cSo .ss .
ss ;e: .v,1.ss y 70 xI.,.. steer. h er.
Sc No. to dress and " che'oiee cattle Oh e"t I" $780,
ssSterbsch for Co.. SO Illinois steers snt 6ews.
ao 'sdwS for Morn. Co.. iO2 Ga and e~s.
Kahn Fars 10 cars Co 10 K.ha Baker cars
Strauss. ears J. D. paSssmiI a I hsys' Si.5 car.
'' dossy spSsr.cn sold p,de%,q so Ksn,aiy steers
SsT,s g ono v ,',s s.n " ,. sis
b to dre., SSaS 10, and 3 tG ~ sxt :, iosil sc
B. & caSei e HUI Co.. L Ohio 7o"t
". . l.
zs2e NJ TO dress 81 10 and IS Virginia cattle 5 ewt, szs
lie D. 10 to dress IS d56 h. -
ths Kahn for Kahn 100 Kentucky steers c~t average
i1a1s ~ ~ 10 5TQ5S 10 for Kahn Baker 81 Intisns
cattle cwt l0a6l Ac. to dre. ooeoI ID tor Meyers
Bake 81 do g. dress 30 10 and Tor Lawrence,
M rough Missouri cattle ewL, at IL c TO dress 67 b
Martin Fuller Meyers Co.. 81 virginia steers oest, 81
lie u 10 10 dess SO 10 with 50 Of the lot Az d. strong ew:
a % - DO s s: Is S Scas g. S,': sx %
TO 81 d. aud IL do, scan, ew l2t, 10 dres
CAIvEsRsps 500 bead including 2s5 a. Forty sishhs
los rehs, az At Porsths and ~ i.i dealers .
The demand shade and the market
was arm at 7dlOc 10 for milk fed yea 4a6c for ss"
AID buttermk when S5ds bead sold on ,s ~
Elliott sold 40 State calves FLO % hsso NV
$40 head 10 do - 80 head and do at - e .
MeGsw grass Gil per bead ana ~ ao
o 30 each =. M an .., h..,
80 heavy Canada calves at SIG per head; 49,.
KAse sold grass calves o. tiS ~ per h.Aa . .
TRarson sold - Noun, Holly calves go I'd average "a
Zoe y ID - "a 49,. =. = ,es h.,.
l car, AZ e.ev Oty Forty eshhs and cars Fer
ue There a. hasge prices but ta znes ~
sshs- smcr vrrT poor good sheep were sold az iraee
eI.a ", 4, 81; All poss y paine lambs At oSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
SALES FROM 81 O'CLOCK P. NJ TO CLOSE OF BUsI-
WEDNESDAY, Oct. Up. VI

WEDNESDAY, Oct TT. VI.
In the stock market the entire list of speculative
shares shows a GAIN compared with the close last
night of to per cent, excepting Erie, which re-
coded !. The day was one of surprises, quotations
in a few specialtes rising and falling continually
without reasons that perceptble to the general
operator. Central and Hudson was remarkably
steady throughout the day. and closed at above
Yesterdays last price Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western and Panama were also steady, and closed
without change. Erie opened at bound upon the
impression that the report of the English account
ants, as indicated by telegraph, was favorable but
a little reflection resulted in entirely contrary
opinion and the price fell from IS. to 3Si, closing
heavy at S3:. There a sale of Hannibal and ST.
10. as low as 25.. but the final quotation was 26s
bid. There was little done in Harlem. the closing
bid being 1884, which is above that of last night.
The holders of this stock still hopefully waiting
for q scrip dividend Lake Shore was as usual, the
chief bone of contention" though the transac-
tons in it were within $1,000 shares, and the
oscillations in price between 81. and S0!. with 81
the final figures. Northwest was one of the strong
est stocks in the list moving upward with scarcely
break from 80 to 800 and closing at the latter price,
a gain of II per cent. Ohios moved along pa,ri
passu with Northwest. making a similar advance
of IL since last night Union Pacific weak in
the earlier dealings, but gained strength upon the
receipt of teegraphc orders for the purchase of the
shares and after many fluctuations closed finally at
36l. An advance Of since last night. a. to tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

whole list. the volume of business was light, and
though prices show considerable upward reaction
since last night the tone and temper OF the market
seemed at the close to be entirely satisfactory
to the larger SPECTATORS. who are known to have
resorted to stimulants to prevent continuation of
yesterdays decline The bear operators are timid,
however, and avail of every chance to secure even
the smallest profit so that the contest may be said
to have lost much of its ierceness The range of
prices is shown by tho folIowina fahla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

For future delivery market steady with sir business safes
10 70 s.t evening after NJ: November 500 Is 5S2 LOO
Is Ill6e; February 100. l6c.i March, 200 low 400
ID 1926 total 700 bale. saes to-day % % o6 os'9ssr
November 600 is Slgs 800 10 5S2e 400 70 Slce 700
300 is i3.S2c Jauo.ry LOO 10 lll6ei 200 10 2352s
200 is iii6c 500 I5e 700 10 23s2c 700 ioae So o9
Is i.S2e 200 s2e 200 - llsS so 10 is2s Mare SS
Ia 1920 900 i6as, 100 10 Is 32c 300 l6sc jane 400
i7 Total IS 100 bales Grand total 2l20O bAeA hIAahse-
100 Oct. a ., for regular. even. A..
CoPFRRwithout arrivals Of Rio since last the sales to-day
have whole stock and have again note that there
not bag ht hands the malke remains ar bat pee are
change Tbs sales to-day are looV bags per
- .sl5 49,. Fax w a. Ilsll ~; g0s4 w, al AsSsA' W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

Prime d. ct 20e20. gold ~ 80 snd 90 days credit Il ~sn
grades tens AID srket sbo
former ass. ssss Of $40 Peg ysslis assadsr .ss
not msde public quoted u l6fl9 end 800 bags hsrsesbs
per CisrhiaI ct i7Ae. gold.
FLOUR AND NBALThe Flour market opened Dali sud ssstes
arrivals shippers eentendnx surth-s
business limited No and sup.rfse easier
Old Fancy New selling Offering that ~
can the the market dull and heavy ct sht eonos
Af hla We nuoie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

Flour wsssr. Pine and suOs'a.s.....ss soss. 70
I've FLOAT snts,...,..,..'''''"' yoa ~
Corn Meals steady and demand for the West Nds ssa
~ ~ S Ne: ss; s:s Ss
7 B: a rsS pspss STATE 70 DTS
FREiGnTsBunes, IN berth irelss Gull and n rates ,hss
and rates are held With more
s .s.s ;s,S bush rS eS Bis Flour
London 5000 Su S1.s at "a 10 s sS ";
favored shippers: ;as e%'p.s. brig to ,,s;
.s S'ss;: rs'sss'% &
ssss1 S. s ss s' Two CORK S9 i
Grain bags !i Italian barb With 1000 ease:
s ss1ss S tn Cork ~ r and
bate: qs . at. a. s co sS's s'iS Hs,ss
adapted to the Grain trade are fall, "a lover BY .e. 70
terms. LsSdss; 200 bore. starch q SS'
@ S. SS:: s::s Mo
is1 s: M'3'ss % I'3s:'
& Gs' e; q 'st.is sSss 3 q ELL,
g. s.., da AnS ss buyers s hold 81 Bs
s :1!si S1e S sss %' SS 'ss %
;Sssy o Ws 81 trade a S...T ' Ss. s.
Ss sssd VIZ. Gs'' sIa
s;:, &: Ss sa. s q:
ssss ,,s 81. S;.s :: nss,s s '
noPseTbs si1s are rather Ss d. dsmIsa ar,
exporters are the chief buyers and s market remains Cts
Crop s7 ss.:: !;
5sslS California. % ,,,,
ios,.s 's; 800 Ss S Ss
nqa a9 so'; ar. as, md G s..
SO Ca sSs:s g. Ter SD % b SO s 80 s s:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

Railroad bonds were quiet, the sales for the day
aggregating nearly $4,000. Early in the day N. T.
Central First declined to 1O94, Ohio and North
Western Consolidated Gold Bonds to sOs, Central
Pacific to 92s, and Union Pacific Land Grants to 3d.
but the market steady in tone at the close.
The following were the bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTTON-There Is doing spot Cotton Exporters pur-
.,i h,r more freely rather call from
.nrnr. and the market advance Of % y Ordinary,
30 Mddug Receipts at the shipping ports so
dsv 76f bales this day last week 81 bales thus day ss
wear Stock In Newfok 463i3 baes eonsoidAiea
stock 1888 All bales We quote as follows;
.ALRa DELIVERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
THE MARKETS.
lC.reiuIIr reported for ras TsIsgSal
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

WEDNESDAY,, Uct 4 IoIf.
following complete list Of exports shipped 10 vessels "acn
we're cleared to-day foreisn
AxsrERDAx-Bark Sternsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

The Philadelphia stock market r. irregular Penn-
sylvania Is, 1lOl Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
l4i Reading Railroad, IS Pennsylvania Railroad
So: Gold. llOl
The following are the official figures of the Union
Pacific Railroad COMPANY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

The foreign financial advces report no change in
the rate of discount at the Bank of England, and it
still stands at per cent despite the expectation in
many quarters that the rate would be raised as
consequence of stringent money in the open market
British Consols are reported steady, and United
States bonds easier though the supposed favorable
report made in regard to Erie by Capt Tyler, stmu
lated an advance of moro than / per cent, which
was subsequently, lost Erie preferred sold up to 49,
and New-York Central at 90. The foreign exchange
market was strong, but quiet with business at con-
cessions from nominal rates given below. >The gold
market as fiat as usual the limited sales of the
day being made at 1lOa and no. On gold loans the
rates were per cent for carrying and to per
cent for borrowing The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 in called bonds and $4,000 in coin interest.
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred Gold cleared. S236l5OOO; gold balances. ST.
6j4 lOl currency balances, $l,S5s,65O. The quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

Zine FrssS Orange or Creamery make selected 48d5o
Middle and southern Tier Counties fine Pal....''"'42aao
Flne an nss nc, Eli R,t,er
Middle and southern Tier Counties Dsires........36gtg
Northern Welsh Butter top..............35g5I
n Y State, poor 70 fair stock. ......'......2Sa53
Western, ieh-made Dairy packed $3$
So' market fairly acdye bot the late advance
Via, Checked business The high the interior esesA
sellers to hold on their stock Shippers paying l6%
fancy lots Liverpool advices avoabe CABLE o' o.
We quote: ,s 49,. ..
fancy .,...., l5dl6ac. all cream, fIe..... 10 DlOt
STATE Factory, good to State Factory new, - -,
State Factory. com. STATE Factory n eeSi
common 10 aos''''' al cream. fal SKIM as
PgTRoLHUM-On Change market for Refined ruled DOL oss
prices without change quoted spot ana ,ss
before we heard Of sales Of 1000 bills during tn, nOo.s
December the cp :gS a.IS q .s s
AID delivery Primary market; quote lGo~ s.,, Oh s n
Inactive e5c RoasevIeSc qu.son: Taegte very hr@ 49,
RICgSThers /: fair inquiry favorable
ron s9s %o bS Lsu,us 4 %Ssc 100 6ag Rsusooa
sTAs-Tsere was fair business Raw Sugars and the msrtst
fm but prices learn Of Important variations ne
800 bids Cuba fair part a. s 500 bore. vsys
Good At ios hhds S 5a3 Nesd9 7s .aa
SO hads M.ruqae 5c We quote Par 70 Good Resnns -
: 70 III a. ss@sa No. Il Boz Glazed s4c Refined seA
and t6s market df% a. IT,, %s o CaS
Sc for Powdered and li.all We for Granua.ed c,.,
/, quoted a. ioasioc Rough F,seed 81 o. and Timothy"
srRaR.N in limited demand but prices 't''t' sales
market is more and steady sales Of BIS
hA %H RsRi f,' ns Ss ,c-. and gallon loser.
sales OF 200 bbs At 81 OF and 100 bbls at 81 oo%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

We annex closinorata

Money was in good supply all day at 81 and 8 per
cent on call. prime discounts moving at TOT. The
Treasury at Washington received $4,000 National
bank notes for redemption to-day.
Government bonds were fairly active aud frmer.
We annex tia lataat ct 1aratations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

City bank shares sold at ia for American Tx
change 1OOalO4l for Republic, $50 for Manhattan,
and 20 for Central National. The following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

I,eluded in The above are 767 bales 10 arrive 80.
ouotaous based standard Of CLASSIFICATION 10 force sept L. S
AID an Roland ou In .sae 0aausI NOS sss nap bali
rr.oe above below the grade queed -. ...,,, 50.
Ordinary, 1924 STREET Gool ofuhnsV 1874 t 70 Pa
Good Ord, 14i4 Lo" MID, 10 , ., uood "ui 10 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

In State bonds the various Missouri issues were
well represented but outside of these the dealings
were exceedingly small. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
SECOND BOARD--l O'CLOCK p. NJ.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. OCLDCK II NJ
8 500 Coupon, 1867 S 81, Coupon, 1881 ga,
10000 ..........bc l1Ib l,ooO.''.'.'''.'' '''li<7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

North Carolina Sc, Sp
Tax, Sd Glass
5000. 80. D
Han X 81 10 b cow
3,500.....be U4
Onion Pacific LIST NJ
5000. -. So. 1874
ct West'n LIST NJ 'So
1000. ....... 81
Alton d T II lat
1000. y
Mil L. ~ Paul, I l. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

I
CHXEsE-The fairly active but the late advance has some
THAT Checked busines obtained the interior eanssA
sellers 10 hold on TO Shippers paying high l6t:
extreme Liverpool adyces vorabe CABLE OA 3D.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25

nj dosud koucich, ano ida Sc, ze nym
teprvG ye vsi opravdoyosti zapotne. ieli
koz Titon sy6dce zeny sy6 a sytho hano
bitele zazaloyal, kdei,o Beecher zas "a
dial zalobu proti casopitdm brooklyn
Eagle Il Graphic, kterc poslednt nova
odhaloni proti ntmn prinesly.
Moultonoyo ~vddectvi iiz uvefeintn2.
Kdokolv ie belliye proteti mus byfby i
V iisudku SVEN Beecherovym obhaienim
popleten byl, jenna diti n pravdu. Noul
ton yypraynie iednoduse neczdobn6 co
0 cel6 zalczitosti vi; takta iez uvadi, isou
vsak pro Beechera zdrcniici. Hlavni
trumf proti nemn vyhodil uvedenim roz-
mluiy, liz iednoho dne knihovne ieho
Beecherem mel niz Sc mu tento Sc
zarmutken yyznal ne PAM Iiltonoyon
pohlayne oboval.
Mouton chttl mlceti mlce y6ru ~
pills dlouho. Ale kdyz dry pokrytoc
Beecher obhajeni SVEN cest ieho bla,
tenn pohazel, oieyiel usta, nichz ako 2
batteric Kruppovych del vylettIy pumy,
ktere zbytck hradeb, "a nimi2 sc ,,veik!
kfestan1 ieste vetsi padouch kryl, roz-
metaly.
Tiltonoya sama sobt pravila. re jest
tele4nou nemoznosti, abv mluvila pravdn.
Ona tcdy musi That, ieliloz saina pfiroze.
most icii j pravdu mlnviii nedoyolnie. \
na ieii svedectyi kladla Sc kruzich Bee,
chcroyi pfiznivych neivttsi vaha. Sve-
dectvi ale rozpadlo Sc vlastni vypovedi je
i nivec. Co Beecher k obhaieni sve
mu uvedl, ncn6lo tepry6 zadne vahy
On prodn6 zhanobil Tiltona, .eho2 pova
hu CO neinepfiznivtii vylicil; on zhanobi
Moultoaa, ktery pfedco nelslechetn6Ioin
ze vsech do skandaln zapletenych osob ST
osvedcil a ktery mlcenim svym Beeche
ra ma 1imu Titona ochranoval. On ko
nocn6 sam sebe co neobytejnou bytnos
vyheil, ktera die jnych, nez oby Geini Ii
d6, mefitek posuzovana bJti mus. G.
tedy jin6ho elov6ka jest rozhodnou Spa
nosti, to Beecheroyi promIeti Sc musi
protoze e pra zvlastni obyteinym smr
telnikam nepodobny clovek. Tax vida
IIlaya americkych krcsfand, papez anne
rickych v6ricich, neiskvtleisi kazatel ne
ien Ameriky ale Europy hfesili, m
mirntii posuzovan byti, nezli nenceny
obskurni zlo oil dobra n,rozeznaya. !,
sprostaeek. Ci chce hfislik ten ina s,
bc potahnouti pr slovi, IL mali zlodeji
. ves kdezto ve,ci oprat.e unikaii.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25

Rakoaska padnc take neco, nebot stara
rakouska zvlaste ceska slechta, ktora
nem02e loktem do kapsy, kdyz Sc jedna
o domaci podniky, posila Karlosoyi nr
nepfetrztt hoine pen4z. tasopis histori-
clle slechty tesk6 ,,yaterland" ma stalou
rubriku pfisp6vki We prospech vlasti. vra-
ha Karlosa a mczi pfispivaiicim skv6ii
Sc neiyttsimi sumami pray6 III narodni"
slechtici, klcfi We vlasti pro same Waste
ctyi ami Ercicaru ma njrodni podniky ne
ytauii
Ia isou asi zfidla, 2 nichz Donu Karlo-
SOW, tomu naGeInikli europsktho leqits-
mu a iedin6mu represenlantu minulJch
7kyeIych dob absolutismu plynou hoj
ne prostfedlly k rozdirani ncstastn6 VIA
sti span9lskG.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25
Amlerilsa..

Wasilingso p. srpna. Alaska
ma byti zalidnena I-landtiky n Norv6gy.
President Grant q sokrctai Fish pla
mem tim soublasi pravi Sc, ze kolnisi,
ktera sofnysl6nkou ton zab}ya, prop6iGi
iednu yalecnou lod.
Finan6ai mnistr Bristov stahuo duo /.
zafi "a 20 milion6 Sestiprocentoy}ch din
hopisd $50
Novy York,"23. srpna. Neiyaze-
nGsi obtan6 Jersey City odbyvali shro
mAzd6ni nGm3 vviadfili ssou rozhorce.
most .iedndni reverenda Glendenninoa.
ktery Mary Pcmcroyovou svedl pax
witt 81 il necht6l: i zadali abv sc lfadu
kazatelsktho vidal mesta odose.
Kansas City, %. srpna. Indiane
knene Usage nzavfeIi We voionsk6 radt
vdlllu prot stdtu Kansas Guvern6r "a
dd tudiz spolkoyou vladu dodani zbra
nc a naboie. ahs pddu valky osadniky
vydatnt chrainai mohl. Guyern6r pteie
81 1000 karabn a 10000 patron.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25
Cislc 20.

svymi k tomu, ably literaturu teskou ia
ko syou vlastnf ptstovali, j Sc vzd6ava-
Ii a take We splsech svych k nj Sc pone-
nahln pfibizovali. Viktorin byl muz po
vahy ptinG a sleohetne, yynikaje svou
neunavnsu cinnoati horouci laskou k
vlasti, narodu Il svobodG. Bratfi Slovac
zaiiste truchli mad hrobem jednoho nei
zaslouzilejzich a neivtrn6jsich svych sy-
nj. Budiz test slava pamdtce jeho!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25
Europa.

Vldeh, p. srpna. Nemeckf a rakou
sky diplomaticaf zi9tupee We spantlsku
byli svymi vlalani ouznini republiky
span6lskc q Sarrana 60 hlayv vl5dy I'VE
domGni.
Rafi&, IS, srpna. Pr ptichodn presi-
denta Ne. Mahona do Moylaix stala Sc
vytrznost. Velik6 zastupy lidu, shro-
mazdiysiho Sc M nam3sti, yolaly lat Ii
ie republican President Nc Mahon byl
patrn6 rozmrzen.
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Nasledujici takta jsou pozdtji tragic
kG zalezitosti Hardinga Moritzo odha-
lena: Mr. Harding odebral Sc k dr.. Par
yinoyi ulci Alabama o jedne hodint
odpoledne aby iei povolal ku sve dcet,
ktera iak jsme liz drive sdelii, vzala Opt
nm. Ma ceste potkal Moritze, ktery iei
osioyenim re zamyslenosti vytrhl. Har-
ding sahLpo revolveru vypalil petkrate
po skddci rodinneho Stesti sv6ho, nacez
sc obratil do sv6ho DON'T Sc vracel.
Mortz, ktery Sc vzdor ttzk}m ranam ma
nohou udrzel, yscdl do neiblizslho vozu a
DIAL Sc dovtzti domu. Ia pGl hodiny rfi-
Sci 81 pro Hardinga seritf. X zadosti ieho
dovoleno mu zustati smrteln6ho ldzka
sv6 dcery, az zcmiela. Soudce, pred ntiz
Sc po unit dcery svG dostayil, ustanovil
mu 5 10000 zaruliy.
Moritz neni prf nebezpeGenstvi 1.-Two
ia; peG kulek zasabIy jei pouze dive, 2
nichz iedna ma ruce druha boku iel po-
ranila. Do plic, iak drive zv6stovano,
neynikla mu zadna. On rozhodn6 zap
rd, ze by Sc sletrou Hardingovou byl ne
co mel pro,i verein6 IninGni, ably iei ne
soudio pred ziisttnim skutecnych uda-
lost.
Sletna Hardingova byla velmi nadana
divka. ktera 80 zvlaStni z6lihon uBneck y
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Ztsa sc, ze laisence pfedce prosla. Y
81 ol,resieh odevzdano proti dslav6 G5,
81 vetsiny pro lajsene $3.50. Vttsina
proti istav6 bude zaiist6 pfesahovati sto
tisic HASA. kdezto lai>enc bude miti asi
osm nobo deyet tisic yt'siuy. Ncni 10
ovseln mnoho, ale lfpe neeo ncz nic.
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- NJ littttCfi v
Cernych IIorich Black Mountains Jest
velmi zaiimava. Pov6trnost Jest tam pry
velmi miind, pida lest dobra krone ku
kurce, mnze Sc nj vsechno obli daiiti.
Y 1trobach zeme Jest hoinG drahocenych
koyd, lesy j planiny hemzi Sc divokou
zvtfi, feky q potoky oplyvaii vzdcnymi
druhy ryb, ma me pstruhy kratce - Ger
ne Hory isou nell lepsi, zaiiste talk dobron
kraiinou, iako tn neilepSi We SpQienych
statech.
Ze tato zprava ma tsice osadnill6, kov-
kopG a dobrodrnhd to nezndmych taju,
plnych koncin tech yylaka, "a 70 ruti iiz
imeno zpr;i ~edaice. General Cnstor iak
znamo Jest vddcem yoienskG vypravy.
ktera k otevfeni Cern}ch IIor, iez dosud
N ncpfistupnd Sc pokladaiy, vyslana by
la; pan ten jest neilepsi znatel americke-
10 zdpadu. mnz tsestrannG yzdtlan} Il
obratn} spisoyatcl, ktery 81 svymi zaii-
mavymi popisy zivota ma planinach Life
onthe Plans) iez nvefeihoval m6sicni
kn Galaxy" chvalnon spisoyatelskon po
vest ziskal