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, 1874-11-06

Special Dtspdtch to The Chca0o Tribune.
SEYMOUR, Iud., Nov. "a barn belonging to
Clinton Rens, milo north Of bore. waB burned
last night together with lot Of food, two fine
mules, farm implements, etc., Loss, $500; no
Insurance. It was tho work Of IN inccndiary.
Pollurd Ablo, notorious and desperate charac-
tor, who, !. is Known almost to n certainty. aot
ilro to tho burn, WIS arrested and hold to bull in
$500 for hia appearance ia court Tomorrow.
, 1874-11-06
DEMOCRATIC GAINS.

pEMoCDATlo GAINS.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 5.-Dispatohes &. still
show Democratic gains. The Legislature is
shout GO Democrats to 40 Republicans Returus
from the Second District are not in. The
chances favor tho election Of Williams, Dem.
SIoNT6oMERY> Ala, Nov. b.-Williams. Deul..
for Congress, ia certainly elected in tho Second
District ovor Rapicr {colored Rep) Tho
chnnceH Of tho election OF Dromborg, Den., for
Congress in the First District are good.
, 1874-11-06

DEnn1S, Nov. 6.-Count von Arnim on Tuca-
day last had m interview with the Judge before
whom the preliminary inquiry in his case Ind
been conducted and requested to bo permitted
to mako fresh deposition.
, 1874-11-06
SPORTING NEWS.


TIE NEW YORK TOURNAMENT.
New YonK, Nov. 5.--1n the bi1liarl tourna-
n,e.,t to-tlay Dion defeated Edward Daniels 800
to III. Winners average, 111@.
Maurice DAILY dsfcatol Sloason 800 to 76.
Winners average, q G-l4.
Tho 1ittll game was between Garnier md
Daniels The former won. Average, . ISL.
Vignal5 boat Ubassy In tho sixth gaulo, Win
ners average, II 6-2t.
, 1874-11-06
TIE NEW PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE,

NEw YONG. Nov. ga caOle Telegram from
Capt. Bradbury, Of tho now opposition liuo from
San Francisco to China, in connection with tho
Union and Central Pueblo nailroads, states TINT
no will begin running his Hea1nors Regularly IL
Docomber Thpv arc iron scrow-stcumera.
, 1874-11-06

RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 6.-1ra Wi1liBson, Of ths
lumber firm Of Hopkins 4; Co., Ind an arm
caught in u planing machine 1T Grants, this
NOON, whieh oNt The arm OF several times befora
the maclnne could DO stoppad by IN employee
Just III time to gavc tho mans life.
, 1874-11-06

SrtcIaE D1spaftH 70 TIC Chtfdgo 1FlbW1k.
JoL1ET, ILL.,. Nov. 5.-Tho trial of the Joliet
incendiarics, Frederick uiil and Charles johnson,
alias VanAllon, catne off iu tho Circuit Court
this morning. Doth pleaded guilty and wnre SEN
tenocd to six years imprisonment in tile Ponitun-
tIary each
, 1874-11-06
IEAL'Ts


1AnrDALDI BELF-surPoNTrxd.
noME. Nov. 5.--At tho request Of Gen. Carl
baldi the subscriptions for Lis reliot haso boen
suspended.
, 1874-11-06
TRANCE,


THE STATE or SIEGE TO ne RAISED.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-ft is reported tint tho Qovern-
ment intends 10 raBe the stato Of slogo coon
utter tho meeting Of tho Assembly.
, 1874-11-06

LONDON, Nov. 5.-Adrices from Cape Town OF
tho 11tl OF October, at hand to-day, ntate that
tho gold folds syero attracting moro attention,
Throughout tic colony colon aro in good condi.ion.1 1
, 1874-11-06

Ese Iefs l3ey. Dr, HacOns
NEW YonK, Nov. 6.--Tho II. Koy. Dr. Bacon,
Roman Catholic Bishop Of tho Dioceeo OF Port~
1and. Nc. who arrived lo1e yesterday by tho
steamer periere from Hayro, died this evening
ut st. Vnocnt's Hospital.
, 1874-11-06
NEW JERSEY.
n1ittt MI fNt1TEn

JEnsE1 Orr, N. j., Nov. 5,-phelps. Rep, for
Congress-, has minority Of II. This result is
obtained By counting for him all tho ballots
bearing tho name '.W. ". Phelps and twill
lam Walter pho1ps," of which thoro arc twenty
tHo.
, 1874-11-06

The TURF.
RACES At LA GRANGE IND.
Special Disuatch to Tile Chicaao 7yibMnt.
LAGRANGE. Ind. Nov. 5.-TLo first day'a racea
.wero d decided SUCCESS. and tho attendance
large. Tho trottlng- match, tnllo hoats bost two
in tl,rco, for horsos that have never beaten Gala
for pnrso Of 95D. was started with 1.-Two entries.
The following IL tho
6u,IMAnY:
ltoa1 taek-.*. ....2 !
Neu s.t......................l
Hefo:.... ...........................6
'''''s'>' ai;me-s;5; ::5s ::5;.
Trotting purse, sion, milo heats. best tl1ca In
Ave. for horscs that have neyer }aeaion a:4o;
ontrioB.
S,nGhateH' ''s.'..-.s4ss... !
A1tlc aain in''.......'.'.'...'.......
Tinie-4ia,$; a:;iH ;i::;':a:iiiii.''''" a:iiI: .
Running raco-half-,ni!o nna repeat, for horses
that haye neyer hcatcn 81, for purse Of $50.
Five eutreu.
Lazy MasAiaRson.. ...-.................4 ! ]
nHN !n"5aA, y
Saa!tA!t ..s,.-.-I
;,t, sei9 otan' .s................!
1imt-55; 81; six.
Tomorrow will bo tho freo-for-nll running
raco. Tho following prominent horses are ot,-
torcd: Nollie DuHh. La1iy Washington, Modoo,
Honest JOHN, Fnn Roabird, Jonnio Gsay, Gray
lf,ghty, Dueh. NolI,o Iusll IL aclling Us tho
fGy0rite in tho pooa tonight.
, 1874-11-06

WHEELING. ". Va, Nov. 5.-'faylor strandor,
co]ored, WHO hilod his wife Homo two years ago,
anu waa convicted Of murder In the tlrat degree,
and subsequently, granted new trial. was to-day
aglin convicted Of murder in the first degree.
, 1874-11-06

REJ0IClNGS.
iSpseias Dispatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
DASy1LlE, Ill. Nov. 5.-Theso ia groat rejoio-
ing hero by tho Opposition partyovor tho Water
loo defeat to which they have .roatod the Re-
publicanH, and aalary-grabbera and Credit Mo-
bilierletb nro at q discount.
AT LII sALLE, ILL.,
Speci19 Dispatch 10 The Chieaao Tribune.
LAsALtr, ILL.,. Nov. Notwithstanding the
riutous wind and tho Butrocnting clouds Of dust
1t raised, many Of orr citizons, enthusiastically
rejoicing ln tho olaction of Alexander Campbell
his residence in this city last evening to honor
him with a aoronado. eoao Of them made con-
Eratnatory HpoochoS, and he in return thanked
them for this testimonial of their respect, aud
for their fnIth in greenbacs "a ntttBtoa by their
votcA. Refreshments wore served, and the
crowd dlbporse1 in tho best of humor.
AT nES No1AEa, IA.
Special Dispateh IA Iht Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, To-, Nov. 5.-Tlo Democrats here
aro jubant over the recent party victories in the
south AMI East. and propose to hold grand
ratification meeting Saturday evening. Tue
Hon. J.. l.. Answorth, CoNgressmn1-oleot from
the Dubuque District, aud othor distinguished
speakers from abrond, hare boon invited 10 be
present.
AT GRAND HAVEN s1cl1.
GnAEp HAVEN, Mich, Nov. 6.-l'hore is grent
tubiIntion tonight by tho Democrats, wl,o aro
having torohlyht procession. i.!u.ntlationB,
ealutoH, aud tho burning Of Uoa Dutlur III etllgy.
At MADISON, Q.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 5.-While firing q salute
oyor the Denlocratio victories ut tho East to.
night, ut Madison, Ohio n cannon bnrst. In
stantIy killing young man nasned daorgo L.
Martin. Thu parontB OF Martin losilo III Cauada.
, 1874-11-06

tAo HtiGo AL1 luu6oi.
"TnE ..EADlSa CAUSES OF THE noUr."
From the Eostoa Jou,Na.-RtpHtiitun.
It s significant overthrow III nluly HanscB.
but it does not mean TINT tho old Democratic
party has taken eVun T. temporary leaso of power
u massachusetts, Thousands Of Republicans
voted yesterday with tho Democrats hGcauho
they were dissatisfied with grievances which arc
mainly tho outgrowth OF Uuteris1n. This foel-
ins ia itself is sufficient to account for tho
change that hut takon ptace. Whou 80 couple
urge agaiuat all sumptaary lava, we have tho
% %sr md sais b. a. Ayep s ,S@ werc rooeto is something @
gained. Their defeat will puffy tho political at~
lnosphcro, Especially is lila tluo Of Con. But
tlor'a district, Having taken that stronghold by
storm, the peoplo have submitted to linn I'LL
they nla1a their nollo effort atd oyorthrew hlisa
Unfortunately for tho 6:ato. neither Mr. Thotn1'-
BOn nor Mr. Iarb0x aGo statesmen Wlo Will esor
reflect any great glory upon Massachusetts.
''oSLY 11lt:MAELyEH TO THANH
Wo SEQ lhat tho lsepahlcnnu have only them
solves und tLoir party !oalors to thank for this
de(oAt lin Ma6sachusotlsl. lad tboy put Tor
ward only their bost mon for Congress-, tllo ao!o-
CATION would probably, have been nnbtoke'';; Tho
Issua Waa grave mistake, as wo repeatedly
warned tho purity TINT it would be. aud tho
result Ia only what VIC feared. Personally. ne ~
man worthy Of confidence, with IN upright
ness of Intent, force Of character, and loyalty
to hla conylotions which would command c0ntl-
dolice it 10 wore FREQ from entauglinE alancea,
but ho was borne down by an iaauo which ho no
doubt regrottod thut ho dycr permitted hlmBoif
to no Bntdled with. lIaa Republicans been wlso
enough to subordinate minor issuoB to tho graat
ob1ectn of their party, they would not have bad
tliH defeat to lamont. It Is hard 10 say Tint
thoy deserved tneir fato, but it ought to taaeh
them serious loason, lilo poopla cannot DO
esrf!ed IN these timea BY party aoglauco, but
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

EE The other Sunday morning. a
stranger entered Christ Churco. at Iu-
dianapols, and there being no usher just
at hand, was peamitted to occupy stand
ing position for a moment or two Az
length he was approached BY one OF the
brethren, when ho inquired; What
church is this 2" Christ Church, sir %
IL. he in p The stranger was led 10
conclude that he was in, from The fact
that be was immediately shown 10 . seat
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24
Crawford Grange.


This Grange was organized on the nth OF
January. with The following officers
JAMES SANGSTER, Master
HIRAM BgoDiE. Oyerseer,
W. a. b DAvEyPoRT. Lecturer.
TaoMAs ). Foster Steward.
;. G. CorrRfLI- Assistant Steward,
pEsnsoN MAYfIELp, Treasurer,
p. i. Loip, Chaplain,
Il. G. HATHAWAY, Secretary,
\. j. FOSTER, Gate Keeper,
Mrs. JULIA FOSTER, Ceries,
Mrs. HIRAM BRoDiE Pomonia,
Mrs SUSAN \, LoID, Flora,
Mrs c. NJ. HOLMAN, Lady As't Stew'd
Ev Pay for yogr paper.
Eg "'h.n does man have to keep
his word? When no one will take it.
Eg An enthusiastic Chicago critic
thus writes of new novel: ." The incl
dents follow each other like shovel full
Of hot Goals. "
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

ET know men who wouldn't shave
on Sunday hut would black their boots.
Then ! know some who would shave
on Sunday, but wouldn't black their
boots And know Of others who
wouldn't do either Sunday, but would
shave their neighbors awfully on Monday,
When went to school boarded with
DR.. iLangbein, and he was good man !;
f,r an icicie can be good could hook
/. down his back stairs, 60 off hunting,
return and reeite my lesson from slip
in my hat. Now. The bread that was left
over at the communion service in church
was sent over for DR.. Langbein's tab'e,
and. while could deceive him as have
told vou, couldn't eat u morsel OF that
bread --Hsary Ward Beechey.
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

rT How doth the little busy pig i'm
prove each shining hour, and gather
sausages all day from every opening
flower? Aud when the shades Of twi
light fall he slumbers in his stye. or sing
his pretty evening him" Root little
pig, or die!"
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

EF John Paul says, "When man
walks squarcly up to the clergyman who
married biin, three years before, takes
him by the hand cordially, and. without
a word Of reproach, inquiries after his
health it is useless for any one to main
tain that Christian forgiveness is thing
of the past. Z"
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

cF A lady had her dress trimmed
with bugles before going to ball Her
little daughter wanted to know if the hu-
giles would blow when she danced "Oh
no, said the mother, "papa will do ,aas
when hc sees the bill,
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

cT Tie ProyiJeucs press tells Of a
married couple who were passing jew,
elry store the other day Her attention
was attracted by perfectly lovely"
PAIR of ear rings. Said she =" Oh, Ned,
20 buy cm." And Ned wen. by en-.
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24
rH. W. Bcechers fish story

{" There is tendency in these days, :"
said Mr. Bcecher'in his evening sermon,
"to account naturally for the passage OF
the children of Israel through the Red
sea Now, Ike these old stories, and
] am not going to have the bottoms
knocked out of them by ina;erialism. !
shall stand by the old history and glory
in 1t Yes, tbey din 20 through the sea,
and it was "a miracle, too Aud The fish
boxed out At them on either side, and
wondered who those other mon,tels s
were !"
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

a BUsuEL OF CORN One bushel of
corn will make II little over ten and half
pounds OF pork-gress.
When corn costs thirteen cents and
half per husi,el, pork coats ons and
quarter cents per pound
When corn costs seventeen cents per
lmshel, pork costs two cents per pound
When corr costs twenty five cents per
bushel, pork costs two and half cents
per pound.
When coru costs thirty three cents per
bushel, pork costs three cents per pound.
When corn costs fifty cents per bushel,
pork costs Eve cents per pound
The following statements show what
the farmer realizes on his corn, when in
the form of pork:
When pork sells for three cents per
pound, it brings thirty.two cents per
hushel in corn
When pork sells for four cents per
pound, it brings forty'tw cents per-
bushel in corn.
When pork sells for five cents per
pound, it brings fifty two cents and II
half per busbel in corn.
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

kH Tipkins aroused his wife from q
sonnd sleep the other night, saying he
had seen a ghost ~ the shape OF an ass.
"On! let me sleep. va. the reply ofIte
irats ia ne. "and don't he lrighteL ed at
your own shadow
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

lT- An Illinois woman, whose son
visited \ billiard saloon against hor Will,
marched into the place the other night
and play fully caromcd a beer mug on the
bartender Never will that womsn'S boys
visit ais saloon again.
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

ET A city chap bought an orchard
containing 200 apple trees, and tapped
them all for cider AS it didn't run free.
ly, he inquired Of a neighbor the reason
lie gave a new hat to keep it dark.
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

Er Let no man boast him that he is
safe now a.days. Notice OF suit for
breach Of promise was last week served
ON a convict in the Indiana Penitentiary
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24
NATIONAL BANK
Or
Western Arkansas,
Fort Smith. State of Arkansas,


AT the close Of business the l2n day OF Soptem-
Der. A. D. 1873
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts 5O.660 %
II = Rnnds Ia secure circulation 5000 90
otber stnck bonds and mortgages 37l7 65
Due from redeeming and reserve agents ~ ~
State Banks and bankers Il 81
Furniture and fixtures 2,On ~
Premiums paid o,Wu ~
Current Expenses ~ -
Bills of other National banks f,bbi ~
Fractional Currency Including nickel 80 =
sneeie yiI; coin As "
Leral Tender Notes 1900 %
il,52i IS
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in 5000 90
Surplus Fund l,3n,W
Discount 9& 81
Profit and Loss 100 ~
Circulation Outstanding 49,l6 w
individual deposits i6,W, S
Demand certificates OF deposit u,loo -
III ,52i IS
Up. X Roors Cashier of the National Bank Of
Western Arkansas, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true, to the beat Of my knowledge and
belief. r. n. RoolS, cashlef;
tober. 1873 q. ". SCHNEIDER,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest
'''''''' HR55P + P1ssS Rss.s:. 1RsssS,. NJ. D. Directors
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

ET There is q man at the kittery Navy
Yard who has whist!ed continuously for
nine years, aud why somebody has no.
killed him 10 a mystery.
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

GT To make winter short--g,ve q
ninety day note, without grace, right
away.
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

DnKLES. Pepper Saure etc. for sale by
iuiv {. 7. iIARvtY.
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24
VUST RECEIVED.
- a fine selected lot OF assorted
iron !!

from the Globe Rolling Mills, CHM. bought
since the govt. manufacturing duty was re-
moved. which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit of, by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24
TH q r p.
bY LorrsIE CHANDLER MouLToN.

BY LoUIsIE CHANDLER MoULToN.
DO any hearts ache there, beyond the peaceful
river.
Do fond souls wait, with longing in their
eyes.
For those who come not-will not come
forsver-
For some wild hope whose dawn viii never
rise?
DO any love there beyond the silent river.
The ones they loved in vain this side its
flow.
Docs the old pain make their heart-strings
ache aud quiver;-
shall 20 home, some day. go home and
know.
The lili-,cps are bright there, beyond the
shining river.
And the long glad day. 1t never turns TO
night
They must be blest indeed, to bear the light
forever.
Griet longs for darkness to hide its tears
from sight.
Arc tears turned to smiling beyond the blessed
river.
And mortal pain and passion drowned in
its flow?
Then all we. who 81, on its hither bank and
shlver
Let Us rejoice-we shall 30 homeaud know
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24
IUST RECEIVED.
- bbls. Julius II. Smiths old reserve
"hiSkey,

warranted not to cut in the eye--not head
ache in a hhds. of tit is no sooner in your
belly than lis on your back in pound Of beet
and it carries bead like necklace; for
sale by
GEORGE AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24

with whom Won can leave your orders for any
kind of lumber dressed on one side or both.
Sash glazed or not; panellcd doors. shutters,
etc. and all things necessary for building up
the country.
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24
Shoemakers look out for your Souls.

4 IL kinds Of Shoemakers Trimmings,
N Lasts. boot Trees; Shoe Pegs by the
bushel. shoe Thread, Avis. and thousand
other things to tedious to mention.
by G. AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1874-02-24
2 so PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.

Z JU TCN TCHN Tlv EVNIVOL'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
Europa.

LoDdga, "A. pros. Die zprdvy Bcrll-
ma, naleza SC rcdaktor a poslanec NAHUM
Ike. vzdor usneseni raichstagu, aby neod-
kladn6 byl propulsion, dosud ve ytzeni.
Bismarckovi netfebs dbati vale tax lokai
sk6ho a plaziveho parlamontu, iako Jest
ntmccky. Maiunke, iak znamo, jest v6-
zn6n pro pfeCiny Politiekc, 5uyat
u BACKBONE, V Lanehashre, sFazl
ly SO diva vIaky, pii eeml nekolik osol
bylo zabito a .iestd wee poranGno. ! Du
dley, We Worcestershire, udala Sc take
srazka vlakd, pfi nn mnoho osob byl'
ttzco poran6no. Lodice .,Amity' ma cest}
Filadellie do Antwcrpenu Sc rozkotala
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I Ma Syatk.y
Fancy = ZbOZi

Ruskc kozene rukavice skfinky ma
kapesni satky. ruSk6 kozene pentzenky a
tabletky, ozdobne polstafov6 .jehelnicky,
slonovinoSt vsjifc, vejfe z ruske kdAe'
sametcve zlate ramecky, eerne gane-
tove limce kraikove, koralovc nausnlce'
zalnecky, poutka, sporky, kfizky, fetlzky
a naramky, hfcbcny do vlasa, rudnl zr'
cadka. sonkenne, kozenG a perloYe pasy,
inasettove knoflicky n t. d.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

pli ceml ! : osob ntonulo a Jen dive ma 10
dici Norge" byly zachanGny. - Lon
dynskJln Times" telegrafuie Sc Petro-
hradu, re rozmisky Turkm6ny Clliyt
isou ukonceny, Turkmfni vydali Rusim
dobrovolnt 30 zaiatch.
G1de,J, -. pros. Ncue Freie Pres-e
zytstnie, ze 2 urtit6ho pramenc doyida Sc
ze listing. kterc pii pfeliceni Armimem
taincm soudnim 9ezeni ettny byly, ma
stupce Pia IN. Sc tykaly. Ntmecko q.
Milo jiz pfipravy K pfisti volbt papeze
Il ,arf yforazcm odso'lseDy vrah
Freud lrosil rabina, ktery byl druheho
dine 20 rozsudku povoldn, ably ieho ime-
nu psal otc, by t}z podal cisari zadost .
milo~t. kdyz nu rabin namitl, proc on
sam zadost nepoda, odvetil odsouzenec.
ze nechce pro sebe milost.
OLffbidy ,oust. Dne u. listopadu
odpoledne spozorovaly ditky ma bfelu VI
ta1y Zlichova muze, ktery tam piccha
eel. isa urlnd vyslecen. Ditky btzely
hned domu a oznanily to svym rodictm.
kteii Sc pax k NltavG odebrafi. Y tom
ysak vrhl Sc tajemny muz do Vltavy.
Byl ie4t6 "a ziva vytazen vzlrisen kdyz
Sc pax pontkud zotayi. udal nesfastnik.
zc ie 53lety dtlnil Jan St. Prahy. 2 ze
trel zenou svou a ) ditkami nasledkem
ncdosfatku prace taIsovou bidu, re 81 chttl
proto zoutati OchrincovG ieho dali mu
nekolill zlatrch a propustiIi no napome-
nutim. ably nebvl budoucnt TAX malomy-l
ny.
UspilDuh 9 R"~k" Jak -e..Aug@-
purkyni'' piSe, ie TO vulor yscinu zapir;iui
vlady prec ien prayda. 1e RuSku bylo
obieveno spiknut, ktertz dfady nyni sti-
haii, Pryni podnet K vyzrazeni -Pllnuti
obieven byl "a minuleho leta krai-ktH
mtstt Danelove gubcrnii .iaroslavskc
+ Zrle zaf,il slechtic Psarcv ,kolu, na uil
hlasaI svd Wade neprateiskt sociaInt-de
mo kraticke nahledy ,Ieden zak tcto skolN
udal to ,ifadu, kterf ibned u6hiil olsatle-
nj K zatknuti Pisareva. Tcnto vsak {
tunysh tom Sc dovtdci uprch. zayea-
do cizozemska. Policie zatkIa mnoho n
citeiu, zaku iednotlive danny byIy Eat :
lnuty UceIem -piknnti bylo zayrazdtui
cisare cele cisar-ke rodiny 5lechty. roz-
dcleni maictlu. y,ibec roz>ifovanI -pokd
-ocialne demokratklch slime proniliNcl
nihilismem. Clenovc pochazei vice iel
nemaietnG a zbankrot6l6 slechtv. ze sta
vi rtredniho ucitelrkeho noi9ptlt
skolni mladeze. Pobud spiknGti za~ahuil
j DO vyssich tfid spolecnosti, neni znamo
ponevadz Sc vysetrovani tai. takt6z Sc ne
Vi poGet zatknuttch; ze ale ie daleko ro1
yttyeno, tom neze pochyborati, nebe'
nepatrnc kraj,kG mtsto Danieloy Patn(
nemohlo blti stfedi@ttm toho ruchu, ktcrl
ii ohral za tlGel statni prevrat.
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AIllerila

Washington, ID. {. 81 pros,
kongrcss odrocil Sc pre-, svdtkv. a sice do
J. ledna. Mat. Carpenter. povestny se-
nator wiskonsinshy, zvolen byl III pfedse-
din senatu. Pfedloha tmanGpiho zdhona
docllelnt dohudnutin Sc republikanrkych
senatord, byla cd -enatu Prjata. Take
Sure pro nj hla.oval, ac Sc zprylJ ohradil.
zc jei We vsem vsudy neuspokoiuie. pres
to ysak predce ze Jest lepsi ntco nez mic;
ma pfist6 bude lniti zernt, echo dosud po
stradala = urcit6u politiku tinancni. Y
piedloze Ia znamename ostatne ten d6le-
zity pokrok, re sc republikanska strana V
zasade prohlasila pro vriceni Sc k raze-
nym penezim. Zlato stape SC. hfznou
m6nou Spoi. stati tcprvt T. 1879. ale
stfibnS bude danov obeh nanisto dosavad-
nj papirove drobnc meny, .iakmile to IL
nancni minister uzna "a vGastne zahod-
ne. - Irwin. toho casu povesny agent
TichonotskG paropEyebni postovnI sp-
lecnosti Pacific Mail Co.. jelnuz dala
imenovana spole6nost $4,000, k tonr
utelu, ably mimi uplatil kongresni>y, tai
ably hlasovali pro 100000 rotni podpory
spolecnosti tG, nezmize iak sc minute ",
stovalo, vrdtil &c do sveho hotelu, kde :,
tvafi TAX tezce nemocnym, ze krone ta-
iemnika ekafe nikoho k sob6 nechc
pfipustti. Dalsi:: ::vysetroyani Y teto zals
zitosti zavedeno budc V Noy6m lorku.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
prenlie POkrOkgl.

kazdy spravny odbtratel troitydenni-
ka, ktcry iei tydnc plati.kobdrzi "a pre-
mil ,rasny obraz; ten kterJ pfedplati M
ctyrt ltta napfed, tedy Sl.2j, obdrzi O.
braz yGts.
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San Francisco. pros Moses G..
Cobb, ,ynikaiici zdeisi adyolsat. byl duc-
od chranenky svc, pani smythoyc nena
dani za>trelen. Ma Sc "a to. u PAM ra
sill.
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4 CLEVELANDI'
IIOSTINE(
NLOv NSkEi IIElsS
lest dnem "a. unOra f~1:s
Il prOnajllsllti.

II, kiefi by chteli imenoyany hostinec
najmouti, nechf zadaii otierty pfilozeny
mi $1,000 co .iistotu pred spolkovou ~chd-
ri dne 3. ledna 1919.
PachtoYni vyminky mdze -obt lSazdy
nallednouti II .iednatele spolku
cislo ls3 Forest Street
s0-5kr. Frt Souhrada.