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The COURTS
THE BRINCKLEY DIVORCE SUIT.

In the Brinckley divorce trial yesterday Mrs.
Brinckey resumed the stand and was reoxamined
briefly by her counsel The loss OF diamonds In st. Paui
was referred TO, but Mrs Brnckey pleaded fatigue ana
that subject deferred until next Monday Dr. Alex
ander b. Mott important witness for Mrs Brinck
ley He gave the incidents OF his acquaintance with
Mr. and Mrs Brinckley when they lived under the name
of Lawson in Fifteenth-st., where he attended them
proressonay II. was introduced by Mrs. BrnokIey TO
rlnckey as husband and the later accepte9 lne
introduction aid Subsequently explained to Dr. Mott
the circumstances OF the marriage. that they were
really man and wife, but lived under the name OF
"I1wson" (which was his middle name) In order 10 Keep
the marriage secret from his father VINO was violently
opposed To 10. . .--.a., A..
Mrs Lewis OF No 80 West Tbirtieth-st testified that
Brinckley and Mrs Brnckey boarded az her mousse as
man and wife he invariably referred to her rs MS
wife and was the general understanding IN the mousse
that they were actually married -. ,o,,, =,
Mrs. Lewss sou, Wan. p. Monroe. who kept hoIei AZ
TappanZee, testified Brincklcy's engaging rooms ~
his house for himself and wife that Brinckleys wlIe
had come to the rooms, Brnckey Ddd annouhceu
she would. Tao rooms, however were never occupied
A deposition OF Emil b. MOrel, Lawyer and intimate
friend OF both parties read In which IL was stated
that Brinckley admitted 10 tine depOnent that MIS-.
Brnckey his wife, and he always spoke VI net as
SUCH
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CIVIL NOTE9.

Judge Gilbert in Brooklyn, appointed Lyman
W. Bates referee yesterday 10 pass upon the accounts
Of tho Receiver OF the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
panY.
The suit of COrtlandt A. Sprague against NJ.
T. Rodman and the City Of Brooklyn, to recover the
property which he turned the city to cover the
defacaton the Treasurers Office set down for next
week.
Charles Sassenchcdt applied to Judge Law
renee some days ago for perempory mandamus direct
ing the Fresco Painters Benevolent and Protective
Union TO restore him to membership. He states that
Last Summer he overcome by ths neat ana ulsaDIru
from work aud that he expelled from the society
without notice and thus only excluded from benefit
but prevented from getting employment. Judge Law
renee granted the mandamus yesterday on the ground
that a bylaw empowering expulsion without notice was
unreasonable and unjust.
A writ of certiorari was applied for yester-
day. Judge Gilbert IN the Brooklyn Chambers Of
tho Supreme Court directed the Court OF Oyer and
Tcrminer behalf of Royal Sammis, Rudolph Sammis.
and George b. Banks, the alleged assassns of Charles
Kelsey, remove the record to the Supreme Court,
with view of applying TO the General Term for a
change OF venue. Col john Is. Fellows and Charles W.
Brooke appeared the accused, and stated that the
trial Of their clients set down for next Monday at
Riverhead. but that there existed such prejudice
against the accused TO preclude the possibility OF
obtaining fair trial. Judge Gilbert denied the notion
Alfred Nelson sued the Long Island Railroad
Company for damages and the was tried in the
Supreme Court yesterday before Judge Lawrence, Mr.
VIII appearing counsel for the plaintiff and Mr.
yanderpoel for the defendants. The plaintiff purchased
from the ticket agent excursion ticket to Southamp
ton and back Tie agent tod mn tnt u woud pre-
days Won don't run any tram on sunday, ana u wiz
Just answeI 70 take me back to tho city on Monday
The ahSn did not contradict this but SAID, Sha get
you a ticket Z" and the plaintiff took one on Aug y
1874 conductor refused the excursion caet as out OF
date and deman fed fare. The plaintiff refused H. ana
was put off the train The jury found verdict for the
plaintiff IL 500 damages.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPooL-Ia steamship Denmark MAY ia Z hsrs
new Mrs Hartney Master Harry Schultz, MS, Nshe sehe1s
Pstrci McC,be Mr. Peett Mrs Pool wm Mstoe Mrs Hoia>
bach Hofenbsch Miss Jane Hofenoeh MISTER
Hogenbach Fanny Hofenbaeb Master b. hontlo.ch snT
Weeks John Fraser Mrs Abercromb H. Stafford, MA be
Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Scott Mrs Dueren- -
vFoR BREMRN-In sisamA,p msrlea Nay 4Eugens vcs.'-
sang Henry seven Henry Severn and children Mrs. bsaA
B.cf ard .ou Mrs Flora Hs Kmond hkenbe sf
Mrs Charlotte Scbmer and four children H. hshn h As'
u,tay su,,o<H Mr., sacorf william sussiorf Miss ar
ne n sns,oys M., Brsa Prsnkied Mrs. A. Psntded
Add chirep HEAR Beer Henry Beer Ms Beer ard ean.
Inc Re-, Solomon Isaac Pecheer Benjamin Hgenbue nea-
de.oho j. j. & McGrs,a and children Henry ahses Ms hear
Ib,sns M G Klopppann Burchar Mrs. TAane And ire
sbr Mis- Katie fssf Konsd Hotties Lewis Dayei chr en-
o.r Isaac We'll LoeBbeg Pred kAses Ms fea "
,ia-n John Grunebaum, O. Mag Ia A. Car-
,snaro Heinrch Mrgsf Mrs. Heueh Msrgl Marcus ster9 MIS-
Iaa Erch.ep Mrs IBo. Enchsen JohAnnoeAe hotaea
IaoIph Rosenbscksr oso Hie l. Ss.en 9eose uuse.h d.
hon .a3 ebii ~ Reapers Ma Rsassgt Hsra Lag
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THE cooPERs' UNION AGAIN CHALLENGED.

The trouble between the jouTneymen coop
ers and the sugar refners assumed q definite shape
Yesterday by the former refusing to work for Have
meyer, Eastwck Co. This firm, which has a refinery
in Jersey City, has been in the habit Of purchasing
barrels by contract from Briggs but during the recent
troubles, Briggs shop tabooed by the Coopers'
international Union. Refners employing society men
have been directed not TO purchase any barrels from
Briggs during the impending troubles. Havemeyer,
Eastwick Co. continued however TO receive barrels
from Briggs, whereupon all the coopers refused to
work The firm at once discharged all the society
coopers and began the Of establishing noDsocety
shop. Little difficulty has been experienced so far In
getting together enough nonsocety men TO carry on the
the protection OF their employees.
The officers OF the Coopers international Union said
yesterday that the members OF the Union could give
any ENCOURAGEMENT for the maintenance of nOnsocety
establishments by working upon barrels made at such
places; and II refiners would purchase barrels
houses that condemned by the Coopers Inter
national Union they must do their own coopering, not
only in this city and It's vicinity but throughout the
country. should any OF the barrels burst while being
transported from place 10 another the carriers
would lind 1t difficult TO obtain cooper TO fix 1t up
city has directed every other branch throughout the
that the barrels Of certain houses have been made
by nonsocety men, and. therefore, not to be worked
upon by society the firms using the non-soclety
made barrel Will ind that they, In the end Will De
losers The Union they say, has gone into the contest
with fun knowledge OF the cost, but believes that the
| expense will ultimately be more than repaid
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tonal currency Of the United states shall BIO redeemed
I'm silyor coin and destroyed
Mr.. CONKLING inquired II that amendment was In
The CHAIR replied that IL was under tho new rule
recently adopted although 1t was an amendment In the
third degree. ~ ,,, -. =, o.,o,
AGAINST the substitute OF Mr. Merrmon that II was
rvenue BILL as t proposed to reduce the tax on bonds
the duties In United states notes anu therefore
conlJ moi first be considered by the Senate.
Tbe Chair oyoTruled the point of order
Ar the request OF Mr. EDMUNDS (Rep., VIZ, Mr. Conk-
one requiring National banks to Keep on hama sum
eGua 70 onehaf their circulation TO be held and used
or ~ Tor the redemption OF such circulation
Mr.. CONKLING then renewed ms amendment with q
change in the phrasoology, but the Chair ruled II
as ont OF order now. 49, 49,
noints of order, Mr. MORTON said IL very well for
snators who thought they understood points OF order
and had made study OF that subject 70 have an oppor-
tunity OF airing their learning Laughter.
Ur EDMUND3 Withdrew his amendment, and that or
Mr. Conkling being in order 1t was rcjected-Yeas,
"a; Nays, 20.
# was rejected-Yeas 8; Nays, 4o-Messr1 AIcOrn,
ToanSr Dennis GORDON Hamilton (Md.), McCTeery.
Uerrimon, and hanson voting IN the Affirmative. -
instead of may" the clause au horzing the Secre-
iary OF the Treasury to reissue United states notes
section. Agreed to-Yeas. 25i Nays. H.
Mr. MORRILL, rep, w moved TO strike out the
clause IN the ninth section just amended as follows:
the Of the Treasury shall reissue the United States
% 81 received or II they are Cancelled shall United
notes either to purchase redeem the public
eb par CON- the current payments for public er
This amendment was rejected without division.
MIR CONKLING again offered tho amendment for the
excess tho National bank circulation, and the reds-
ri6uon thereof those States having less than their
proportion. This was rejected by vote OF Is Yeas to
o. NAYS follows Republicans In Roman, Democrats
and Liberal Republicans In Small Capitalist:
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AN ADROIT PICKPOCKET CAUGHT.

Mrs. Mary F. Wagner of No. 4s Pine-st.
was robbed Of her pocketbook, containing $50, while
riding IN Wallst. stage on May g. by seated be-
side her with newspaper spread his lap In Broad
way yesterday she the supposed thief who had sat
beside her. and caused his He taken before
Chief of Police Matsell, and gave his George
sanderson. He admitted that he a keno dealer az
Murfays gambling house III Eghth-st Further question
revealed the fact that the had been running at
intervals OF late although the reports from Capt Byrnes
were to the eheGt thdt no gaming establishment was
open IN tue precinct Tue accused was looked ny.
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CRIMINAL NOTES,

Al the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, Thomas
Oaoy Of No. 337 East Twel charged Thomas Mitchell with
and stealing clothes valued az Si Jase sherwood
hed tie accused for trial
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday Gussie
Belmont blended guilty petty larceny and sent 10 the Pnen
ary for wapcoyeh found guilty picking
pockets and sent TO tue House OF ke.use
Justice Riley Of Brooklyn refused yesterday to
hold McSf the simple assault battery and
maintained charge assault with kill her divorced
emndei her TO Jail await the action Of the Grand Jury
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
Elizabeth Jones' cOored held
81 bail charged With stealing gold watch and chain
William Anderson OF the steamship Canada John Dixon held 10
answer change cruelty animals preferred against officer
Of Society for the Prevention VI Cruelty to AnlnslA
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday.
criminal SIDE Judge Benedict presdng the following Jury was with
but pempo challenges each se obtained for the second
trial Charles Calendar indicted for accepting
National Bank when he knew that ssovent r. Rus
SELL b. Williams A sterly W. H. Graham, r. Mavert An
Dein r. Hathaway and c. H. Plsgg As
in the Court adjourned gu IL today TIE Assistant
Puertou assisted By Dudley Field will for the defense
George Stevens and Henry Rosebruck, whose gam
No. $50 Bowery closed BY the police Wednesday
night with 10 players captured the time arrssned the
propneo held 900 bail Their bsTteeper Charles Smith,
Detention against them...
Thorn. Gleason AMI Jane, Hogan Of NOS ana DoossesL re-
Gleason terrible blow the head with bar. He
arre And committed b. Justice Hammer in eeisa! Of $4,000
bail "a, .-,...-.--. d, s- 80. = . -~--.-....-... =,
sndng front Of bis residence Wednesday night he assaulted
BY Charles Fully nt John Mcmahon and robbed OF god and
ehn valued $500 HIS cries brought officer to his ard and after
the thieves several they captured They
rgned the Essex Msket Police Court yesterday aud committed In
defaai Of 300 bail ech The house Of Michael Bnk No
ll9 wnlet, April ls robbed
S29 worth VI clothing. Daniel Aeyer and David Welsh
suspected and yesterday arrested with several articles of the
stolen clothing them Justice KAsnrs held them 81 900 bail
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VAI '--~-- .. T-.E.-ss1.@-4+
As Daniel p Donovan of No Attornev-st was
DECISlONS-MAY IL.

Superior Court-Speciai Term-By Judge Van Worst.
-Poye agt Berunger-Rspor Of referee confirmed Conrad
Lawton.-Apphcition granted.
BIZ Judge soigwe-CougregaOn shsar HsnOn sgt Hs,ds-
Case settled.
by Judge Cus-Tn the matter &c OglVie &c-A ppncaon
vaeate assessment for regulating and grading ShaVe Denied See
opnOns
Supreme Court Chamb~s-By Judge Donohue.--
Lous ahing-Mot.on granted Memorandum
Leach BaTkeri Hanover National Bank Grenlev
Motions denied Collins agt MeryGrantei Nah ast Aehs-
Motion granted.
By Judge LaMeaee-COoedss az. Jobnson-Gunted
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20. .Fsnning, ke., agt. Bonne-
vile.
CO. .BiIbY sgt Westot..
81. The Honse Of Mercy sst.
The Mayor, &C., n. Y.
90. Power sst Tho Mayor,
&c, New.iors.
02. Ricketts, ag,. Train
9Ol. smith AIT. Smith.
lO3..Tilinghasi. &c. ast Til.
iinghsst, IT,, Sc.
l32..Walter, &c, sgI Holmes,
&c.
GEyERAL TsRx-DAyIs. r.
IA. .Hubbell sgt. Won schoen.
ing aud ano.
l93..Bnslish aud aao sgt
Ssss.e,
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l52. In the matter, &c, Ee
PevIe.
1863. In the matter, &c. Beard.
1871. Beers agt. Rsthbun.
23I..CounIy Of Jackson, state
.. OF Missouri sgl Conner,
Sheriff. &c
OF. .Haring. &c agt. Rush.
21s. Roman sgi. Garth, ern
2s9. Church ssI stone, Sc-
296. Benjamin agt Nichols
wv. ,AaIasl Llls agt SALEM
; DANIELS sud DoSouuu. u.
l3l. Somehow ct al sst La
yarelie 81 al.
9t.,Bseharaca aud 19, st
LsfrsyN
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

sun ds 4.43 10 Moon OOo
wArss
SANDY Hoot. 657 Cove lsAnc. 73& Hell Gate Ferry. ~
HI0a wArsa
Sandy Hs9i 72Q Qsrs saa,. 73Q Hsu Gate HssJ.s sts
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M@ssr, BIyqrd Chandler, Sautsblry Stewart, Stock
ian Frellng inysen, and Morrill, (ie.l, who would have
voted for substitute paired with Messrs Gordon,
Conoyer Foreman. Dorsey Hitchcock, ingalls,, ana West,
vino would have voted against 1t.
The bIll was then reported TO the Senate, and the
amendments made in Committee OF the Whole were con
CURED in . . -,
MIR BUCKINGT HAM moved an amendment TO the ninth
section so as TO provide, II holder Of any bonds
issued III exchange United States should de-
manl payment thereof before the expiration OF 10 years,
The secretary the Treasury shall pay the principal IN
United States notes aud the accumulated interest IN
coin. Rejected.
Mr. SCOTT rep, PENN moved 10 strike out % per
cont as tue amount the United States notes be
tired and insert 20 per cent III lieu thereof. Rejected
THO hill was read "A third time and passed. Yeas,
o.: Nays, -, as follows Republicans in roman Demo-
Gratis In italics aud Liberal Republicans in small capt.
falls I.
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plsSrNGERS S4ILED

rod pvpm,pA-I, ss,amsAp Cdn,ms, MAJ l4-wm. wsriss,
rt -. C.nt Ch.ppe " Mess n D.. Lewis NJ D. j.
~ Pueher Rev Lek snd wife, T9so. Starr. r. olaey Alex
Ou,srbrdge,I s
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1877. Woodruff ct a. ast. Leon.
ard.
IL. .Hsdley sgt. Bo-hm.
10. Jscoby sgt. Johnston and
ano.
I76. .Peilmsn ii al. agt. Brunner
etal.
III. Dean sgt. R,na Life ins
Go.
100. Dat. ca. N. ms Go. agt.
Hatchseid. &c.
1sl Kelly ct al agi. Long.
l..uar~sy asi. The Mayor.
5z..Mills ast The Mayor
loo. .Butterrorth sgt. yolken-
ming.
90. .Cathn act. Csuin.
"a. .Zollikofer AIT. Hayeneyer.
MAYOR, 81 al.
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NAr.
ANTHONY, Darts. iisuln, sherman,
Boutseli EinIais, Jones, Stewart,
Buckingham, FESTOS, Mor1H (Ntl Thurman, -
CoLhBng, HtgT, carsrhi hashOefh-lo'
I0oter Hdaiii9a (Nl.l, Sc0t,
Me,srs Gordon. BorciD IN, COnover, BrownlOw, In
GALA Morton Pedsc, and West. VINO would have voted
Tor the bill were paired with Messrs. BayIrd SauISbrV
Chandler Ferry (Coun.), FrclinghGyscn, Morrill, (MeD,
sCHURz, and Wadleigb VINO would have voted against
II. ,,,,, . -,
Mr. HOWE Qep., Wis., introduced bill to authorize
the settlement OF the claims OF the several States Tor
live DER cent value OF tine Indian reservations
Referred To the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr. CONKLING (Rep., v. y moved that the Senate
adjourn remarkng that glory enough had been achieved
for one iy which agreed TO- aud at CHS the Senate
adjourned.
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CALBNDARS-THIs DAT.

SrPREs. CouRT-CHAxBERa-DoyoHuR, J.
flaming, kc, agt Bonle- 1872. In the matter &c fe
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CouRr APPEALs-ALBAsY May 1.-THE ioll0sng the day
OF the Commission Of Appeals for Fusy No 1906 III
us 1872 81 ia 1888 1874 1875, and o. Tue Coan.so0 al
ourned until to-norros at 10 a. IN.
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4772. .Diossy at. Besn. irpFd.
4lli..steplens agt hIehl et al
417j. BOrleck AT. Bvr1es
AM. Scbaefer et al AFT stark.
g. 80. Paper az Pg.yernaohe.
41el..Laeulia at Simon ct al
Ass. Dang AT. kOseutlaL
47cJ. Scotland agl SherEin u
oil.
479l. .Llghtstoae agt schmiihn.
4fy3.. Harrington os Al. a.L Hen
nch.
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IS. .Adnence d al. sSt L.
1873. Richardson szs. virtas Il
al.
ION. Y. Att Pub. Co sxI
Van Iavl All sao.
81. JAY sgL DE Gfool ~ al.
ltj. ho>sslinsn sgt. Poslar,.
Ia. NcD,rsid sgt The Maysr,
lfS. .bre X. X Go. AT. yanIap.
bit
100. Wes,ervelt art. Aciiey.
III. Wood sgt Lockwood.
l7s. .HAidea Bzt H0ash,aling.
li3..Duyee sgt Tbs hsfpr. We
Gj. .DambmiB sgt ButLarheii.
81. .kreelsor y. 60. sgt La
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

jednomu Van Benntovych syn6 pfilis
dlouho to trvalo, obesel staveni vnik-
nul don zadnimi dvefmi. DvGfe ale vrz
ly, cfm2 lupiti byli upozorn6ni ze isou po-
zorovani. Timed sfoukli sv6tlo vylezi
&c sklepa. Kdyz byli silnym hlasem w.
zvani, ably Sc bez prdtahu vzdali, yypahli
z revolveru, ale ma St6sti netretili nikoho
V t6mz okamziku vsak vySlo nGkolik
ran druhe strany - a oba lupiti skace-
Ii Sc k zemi, bolestn6 zaskuGice. kdyz
Van Benntovi lid6 vesm6s vnikh do do
ma, nalezli chodb6 jednoho lupitG
mrtveho, druhy pax byl smrteln6 ran6n
kule proiela mu pravou stranu zrovna
pod srdcem. Vida, ze posledni hodina
leho sc blizi, prosil, ably mu byl opatfen
knee; podivno, ze lotfi tax neradi umrou
bez poslednlho pomazani ! Knee byv
pfivolan, dostavil Sc, iemu vyznal Sc
nmiraiici, iehoz jm6no bylo Josef Dou-
glas, ze ON spolu S druhym, iiz mrtvym
lnpiCem, .enz Sc imenoval VIM. Mosher
meslci cervnu tohoto roku chlapeGka
Charley Rossa Philadellie unesli Il
Mosher Vi, kde tyz Jest uschovan.
Udalost ia byla lined zvGstovana po-
licii; ivyslo ma ievo, ze policie m6la obs
ty chlapy, zvlaSt6 Moshera, podezfen
tlnosu, 20 ale police filadelfckd a novo-
yorska ze zariyosti zvlastG obavy
ably odm6na ma obeveni lnosce vysazon.
t6 neb one poicii Sc dostaa, We vGci tG
povinnou horlivosti bd6losti 81 nopoGina
la Bylof iednG druhe policii znamo
ze Mosher nedaleko mista, kde iinos svG
provedl, bydlel; 70 clovGk ten byl il &C
nebezpetny desperdtni lotr znam; Il
kone6n6, die .ieiiho nahledu ien on a nj
kdo iiny tai odyazny neobycein} zlo-
Gin yyv6sti byl to. Take pops, iel
bratr uneseneho chlapeGka tlnosci podal
hodil Sc celia na Moshera. zvlast6 ma ie
no napadny nos.
Jest nad6je, ze uneseny chlapec ski
tenym roditGm pfedce koneGn6 bude ma
vracen, nebof ty osoby, ktere iei mail L
sebe, zaiiste "a odmtnu, ktera ma eho ma
vraceni Jest urtena, .jei vydaji
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nj ieho dGstojnosti jest nutno, zakazati
zatykani poslanca prdbehem zasedani. =
Smutne jest, ze teprv6 nyni sc nemecky
raichstag t6 sve ddstojnosti rozpomina.
Ale hned ma to telegrafuie Sc Berlina
do vsech uhlH vzd4lan6ho syGta, ze Bis
marck takoy6ho n6co nemdze strpGt Sc
trvali rajchstag ma SVEN usneseni, ze "a
da "a propust6nou. kdyby raichstagu
zaezelo vice ma haieni n zachovani d6-
stoinosti sv6, nezli ma Bismarckovi ktery
Sc za nez 10 Y tn e h O statnika N6mec-
ku poklada, bez ktereho by sotva dovrse:
ma n6mecka jednota lined niyec roz-
padnouti Sc musela, byl by ma chvanem
usneseni SVEN setrval Nebot hrozbou,
re ten neto omen ministr Sc pod6knje, ne
budeli zastupitelstvo lidu tancovati die je
ho pisfaly, ekleslo by takov6 zlstupitel-
stvo ma medv6da nefkuli opiGku, ktera
ma komando sama sebe posmech uvadi.
Bismarck byl pry II cisafe a zadal jei,
ably byl nfadn propulsion, pfedstirale II
nayenost a vysilenost Cisat ale zadost
jeho nepfiial. Ma to mel pry Bismarck
poradu vddci narodn6-liberalni strany
ktera sc pry iemu zavazala, ze .jei bude
vydatnGii podporovati, t. j. ze bude die
eho hole tancovati. Nyni snad Bismarck
zdstane a N6mci budou jasati. Boil Sc
pry, ze bez Bismarcka by llulturni boi $
ultramontdny ci Rimem neprovedli Vi
ttzn6. My myslime, ze iakmile n6ktery
stdtnik za nenahraditelnGho Sc poklada,
Il ton domn6nkou ia mocnou politickou
slranu natlak Gini We v6cech, ako Jest W
&c uyedena - &c jest nejsyrchovanGiSi
cas-, ably Sc mn ukazalo, ze nenahra
dite n Y IN neni nikdol
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kongres postal do Louisiany a Vicks-
burku, Mississippi, zvlastni komise, ably
stav vtci nestran6 vysetfily. - Ames, gu
werner statu Mississippi V poselstvi SVEN
k statnimu sn6mu, svolanGmu k mimo-
fadn6mu sezeni, uvaluje VIM III vsecky
zmatky, iak Sc otekavalo na b6lochy, KITE
ri pry cernochy dfivtisi STAY iejch zp6t
nyesti chteji, vyzyya sn6m, ably uGinil
opatfeni potlaGeni zboufeni okresu
Warren. Sn6m jest ma rozpacich; mel
spise povola vojsko Spoi. stdtd ma pomoc.
Returning Board louisiansky rozhodnul
o volebnich zpravdch % okresn; vysle-
dek uvefeini. Vedle toho zvoleno do snt
movny poslanc6 33 radikalove a 3 kon-
servativni. Skolni plethy sc opakovaly
Pfedstayenstvo skolni pfipustilo n6kolik
tcrnych d6vGat do nizsi diy6i skoly. Zaci
1stfedni vyssi skoly zvolili pttiGlenovou
deputaci, ktera Sc do diyti skoly odebra
la Gern6 divky vyzvala, ably neprodle-
ne skolu opustily, coz tyto lined ucinily
Rvacka mezi skolnimi d6tmi - bilyni
a ternymi = ma Sklepnim trzisti vedla
k vseobecn6 pranici mezi b9lochy a Ger
chy, niz cerny policist a n6kolik jinych
osob znaGn6 bylo poSramoceno. - Long
shormeni, k Unii naezici, mali Cd spra-
Wy Unic doyoleno, spokolti Sc 80 Gently
IN hOdinu denni a Sc 40 c. IA hodinu noe
nj prace; tolik Jim zam6stnavatele nabi-
zel drive nez zastavili praci.
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Europa.

Berlin, 16. pros. Arnimdv soud jest
dovrsen. Kdo ocekaval zajimava odhale
nj, ten shledal, ze Prnsku jsou soudo-
dove uniforme, t. zapnuti az Ike krkn.
Jen vsedni diplomatick6 depese a listing
Dyly cteny vefeine, ty ale, ma nez obecen-
stvo otevfenymi ocmi, usmi a 1sty '
zimnicne dychtivosti cekalo, pfecteny
jsou tajnem soudnim sezeni. Jest nam
Ito, ze nem6zeme podati niceho re zaku-
lisni cinosti diplomace, nebot jeli nejaka
licomernost, neiake padousstvi zakefn-
ctvi opravnenou zivnosti a ces tn on
zivnosti, jest to zaiiste diplomacie, ktera
by Sc po sprostu mohla nazyvati dov O.
leny III task kafstyim
- Dne 16. prosnce pfiial RISKY snGm
usneseni, n6mz SO prayi, ze zachova-
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KOkOvani kOngrcsu

podame elsie pfistm. Dosud SC kon-
gres o zadnem zakon6 neusnesl. Cinnost
poslanc6 a senatOri zalez havnG uya-
dGni navrhIi, zakonu, resoluci a p. a od
kazovani iich na dotyGne vybory.
Stroj We tabrice ma desky Ike kot6m
Newburghu, utrhl jednomu deniku pra
vou ruku.
Michael Shuman, zamGstnany sladoy
ne Mollsovy, spadl padacimi dvefmi 2
horeniho patra do sklepa znaGn6 Sc po-
tlonkl. Take 81 otfasl mock. COZ mize
miti povAzliv6 nasledky.