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TIE BROKEN BANKs.
The Depositors Proposing TO Assist In Ro-
xivinE Two Of Them.

vivinG Two Of Them.
Several hundred OF the depositors of the
German Uptown Savings DanK met last event ing
In Terrace Garden, FiftY-eIghth street. Louis
Rels was called to the chair, Alfred Douglass
was made Secretary, and Chris Hupbel, q woaI-
thy brewer, Treasurer. Ii was proposed to ap-
point committee Of nine TO find out what they
can aud report at another meeting. This WAS
voted down. Me-sts. Ashbel f. Fitch, j, j.
Frank, and Alfred Douglass were then instruct
ed TO ieaTn whether tho bank can De started
positors
The propostion TO put the bank on a sound
footing and reopen IL was loudly and repeale ledly
appauded. II carried out there will DO new
Board OF Trustees and new officers
some OF the stock holders OF the defunct Man
ufacturers and builders Bank propose 60 start
anew institution under another name in the
Nineteenth Ward.
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The Deutschiand q Hopeless wrcck-Ths
Second Inquest ut IIarwioh.

LONDON, Dec. l0.-rne steamship Deutschr
,And IL now hopeless wreck. Her back 10 broken- res
Board Of Trade will institute inquiry the duo
ter late In December.
Another Inquest was opened at HArwich to-dsy -
the second group Of booies from the Deut,o
amne and teetlned that the coast guard n tined rim
on MopdAl evening Of the signals OF distress but "a
~ pI lne storm u Nns not thought prulcnt pus
Guy un,li dalsht IL di not Hove. n he had
aclru lhe wreck sooner, that he could have cor.
mcncc1 ,avlng earlier than he did because IN -
Wasso high duri the night.
Tne AQuost was adjourned uatu Tue,day
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BROOk IN.

neat whiteman. a school how was reported
70 we pOnce Yesterday IS missing from his hone n
hast New YORK Thomas DCran, laburtr, WAS IN ssed
frou hls home IN Red HOOK Point aud Eliza Nc cErsth
aged b7, WAS missed from her home.
Mayor Hunter yesterday received complaints
from Eastern District residents that tho
are covered with from four TO nye inches OF Rubbish
SCUM brooklyn resldenta complain that President
dlrV.
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Mr. Monourc ID. CONWAY. In the Masonic Teu-
pie last evening" delivered the OF hi series Of thru
lectures. His subject demonoogv and acros. the
stt~.e were hung outlined lux While cIoth
OF the tevns OF various lilo ell bors
aey fevieSed tho history VI oeyils, drew sharap
from appropi late comments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
wie Heating In Greenw,cb s,rec,.

Early Yesterday morning O1lcer Couzhiins
found Mary Conklng OF Watts and Green wich streets
sunerng from wounds Inflicted by her husband. Thsy
were both intoxicated. had quarrciicd He locked
tIe door OF thrir room ana bcat the head vita
an IRON bar. There we're eleven ccp WOUNDS on h,s
hrnh she lay on the moor all Of Thursday night uuaols
the Chambers street Hospital.
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Charlie. O'Conor'. Condition Yesterday.

Fr. WAsnINGros, Dec. lO.-Mr. O'Conor hns
been sioalily growing wcaser since last night Ths
caret he drank Yesterday and the length Of time ~
has becn without sleep. resulted IA lower pulse and
frequent maps today. lie ate the better part OF four
pears dnrin; the Day and thus far has retained heu
In his sleep 70 dev he mohucd continuity. but wlea
awake nc said he had not cxpcrienc ii any ma n Hh
attendants explain his mo ming b. oAu-e bV enrsl
isuknc RS iltin from jnnnon,nt to his bod willis
M. iln ~ set uniup ired. lie Ia reported to havv
said tD-dai that he could not under ,tlud nv dean
uoc. not relieve hin. Dr. KeYos and few frfonds n
the family ca led during the day.
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rh. Twep,y-,Lird stree, rh..,r..

what was short time aRo known as Dryant-s
Opera House 10 now called the Twenty. third streoa
Theatre and AZ such Is TO be opened to the pubiio
neek from neHt Monday, when new scenery. nev
play, and new company will bo exhlblted Ter ia
uirecuoa OF q nov management
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11

WASHINGTON, Dec. l0-C. W. Clisbeo Of Michi-
San one Of the Reading Clerks In the House OF Repre-.
sentatlves was removed to-day by the Clerk OF the
House, and Ne s. Brown Of Tennessee appointed 10 hs
pitce D. W. barclay, who was the CT, RI the SPEAK.
table wa. also removed end j. Ider " Indiana
cd 70 follow tO-mOrTOM. -'-
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from st. John for HArbor Main, ~ r.. struck on the
Bscan Rock on the 10th nit. and Immediately went to
pieces. Only one man was saved seven being drowned
Inc schooner water Witch, on the same voyage,
wrecked the same night Al fOuch Cove, ~ out VI
rs persons on board, were drowned.
The bark Transit from Shedac for LiyerpOol O. D..
timber lao ~ went ashore Saturday last at Langley
ana Nul pIo0aDy % total loss. Toe crew laXea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
More Fighting In Niississippi.

CHICAGO, Dec. lO.--The Times has q special
despatch from Vicksourg Miss. mentioning = COO.
niei At Rolling FoTK between band Of IS whites under
command OF Col Hall, ana band Of 200 ne rucs cOi
manded by Noah Parser. II IL reported thai tie col
ored commander, Capt. Arthur 0oks and nve other
10 quiet now. -"
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Victim. of tho sunuy.ld. disaster.

PoUonKEEPsIE. Dec. lO.-Two more bodies
were found at the wreck Of the sunnysde to-day being
those Of Mrs stewart, passenger from New York and
Nathaniel johnson. waiter. Both bodies arc no in
the hands OF the undertaken, aud W Ue OrNarded to
New YORK tomorrow; one body only remains 10 be
und thst OF Saran Butler, the chamDcruad Gran
ping " III DO resumed tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
Peaceful soiu,,o. OF ,h. Ea.,ern ou..r,..

BERLIN. Dec. i0.-It Is stated that the reo..a
conference between Prince Bismarck and Prieos
Gortsohakon resulted In an sgrocmeut for . sescefd
solution OF the Turki.h dioulty. They will not s.,..
me Eastern question, nor are thy 10 Of tntss
nAlion conference on the SueI Cansl unestIon,
CoNsTAsTINoPLg, Dec. lO-The r1eea Ion OF the In.
perla decree reforming ana reorganEing the ribunAk
was otnclaly announced yesterday.
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WARRINGTON. Dec. l0.-Tho expenses atteaA
ing the entertainment Of KING KslskauA. as shows y
the report transmitted to the House by the Secretary
state. aggregate $40 900. Among the items A.,
the t1li0Niny Arllngtoa IlYtel 81 40 5O Unloe Py
enc Railroad ComDNns t3,S7S 81 Central Iacar Rad
rnad Iomprny " lOy.3) Grand Hotei, san FfAncisoA
totp o. The majority OF the item. OF penre arr fc3
travelling hoel bls. aud Pullman paIacecar sleep era
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
A Democratic Congregational caueu..

WAsHINGToN, Dec. l0.-A caucus OF the Dem-
ooratic members Of the House called meet neIt
Monday afternoon IN the Hall OF the House Of Repre-
eenAlVes One Of the objects VI the eau TO select
Keeper OF the House reiauraut In place OF DownlLE
There are over dozen candidates for the place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
snfety ofthe sleumer Lo, Anrsls..

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. lo.-rhe steamer Los
Angeles which 1t was feared had been lost arrived a.
Victoria Yesterday In tow OF the british gunhoat Rocket
her engine having been disabled nnety hVe nt south
OF ne columbia river. She waS eight days under sail,
aud lost Que seaman IN . gala
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
Prercntlnr Anoihcr Guihord cn...

QUrBEC, Dec. l0.-In the House to-day Mt.
oulment inrooueed bull to prevent all conflict be-
tween the religious and civil authorities In regard to
the Roman Cehohc cemeteries Of the province. The
encct ~ me- bi 10 10 provide that II shall be the
lue Dr eye OF toe Ordnalre OF dioceso to Indicate
thr psOr where Catholics arc to DO buried In tne Carlo
lie cenle eres Of Tho province.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Dec. lo.-Chief Justice
White to-day, delivered strong charge to the Jury in
the George Reynolds poygsmI case calling for the en-
torcemeh OF Tue law OF Congress as reg rds poyRamy
In ths ortofy before further injury 90 limo.
cent women and children, The jury thls evening
brought IN verdict Of guilty, with ms
In
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Tn. ,.rea, Cai,,orpi. Race.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10. The question Of the
$4,000 race Is again revived. some niemner Of the
Jockey Club say that II will come on Dec 20 n the
weather remains favorable. Other meuOes sy that IL
n.s been lndehnlt1E plIponed The horses are 1Os IN
training. IheJ sFe stlll suffering frOu COuB0Ollo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
MIR. and Mrs. Bendrr',I,o..


Frank Bend T, aged two and half yesrs, W.
~ led by fair from the four Ory OF his pareniS
Z sidence, III Esser street JerSoj Clty y,serdsy.
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A Leopard Loose In tho Hold Of . ve....

PHiIADELrHIA, Deo l0-Yesterday al opard.
which was shipped from New York By the Clyde barss
CHESAPEAKE onecicd his escape from the cage vhloA
pc wa. cohnne aud nov hOls undispu swAT tu ths
h0ld OF hat vessel =" far all eOrs aptars
OeAst nave proved uLHVaIlinx
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Patrolmsn Bennett surprised two men in the
wood near looth street and E cslds Drive esriy 20
terday morning. and they ned nrnz At him as he po.
sued Az tho North river they jumpea into boat IA
which were two other men. Tn cuutii ued shootinl
ne oihoer anu he returned tho IRE until tbey VOID
~
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Mr.. W. II. Peckham has served q notice upon
the counsel ON thG other side that Aey M proceed 70
siriKe a Jury In the Tweed "a on flilsy next 1t
o'clock r. Al. In tho County CleTK's onios.
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len clerkshins and eiev.n pisces as court ON
ecisw.re eistibuted among tn Bevor I A srmby Die
l,s AT evening. By tao AEti- Ia.Lma-y ExocutIvs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE BY The
SUN'S REPORTERS.
Tho Case Of The Obstinate Oldest Inbsbsts-s
-Hisw street Jail-saInuoi Oppc~r

neimer Stubbornly he.....
Samuel Oppenhcimer er was before JudR. mstoh-
ford Yesterday on writ OF habess corpus petit,o.
sci forth that he has been Imprisoned 10 Luuov str.e
Jaw Tor oeo on civil process. since Jsp. II. 1870
Ing since that time been hdiudcsted . bankrupt 10
ho'ds th discharge IN bankruptcy should release him
Sudee Dstohford dismissed the and remauoes The
prisoner Ho dceidos that even n oopeahemer .hoais
get adischareo n bankruptcy. II woud not be pies IN
BAR 10 such process as that OF the State courts under
which NC prhoner is rearaned OF his liberty 80 N.
ouesl lnnnpitant OF the lato re,dcn ex-senator
eI gus ck 70 continue his suilen ngnt with hs
CIcnuOn lhcJ tnink that he mas the M iney out of
whch uey have been swindled. But stu bOorny re-
iu,,s 70 uisgOr}e. Tho ludg nents upon which he n
held amount 10 only SO 500.
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JOrrINGs ABOUr rOWS.

Rising, followed by falling barometer, westsr4y
wlnis p-rtJ cloudy NeatL er. and stationary tenDu
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More Troops for Cuba.

MADRID, Dec. 10 Fifteen hundred soldiers
viii leave CadiL on tie 10th lnst for Cuba
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AS THE MINISTER'S VIEW IT.
WHAT REPRESE METHO-
DISTs no nor dPPROYR,

The boston Mini-.er-' Meetings Nomi alton
Of Grant Tor Th.rd Term not binding
on the Methodist tDi-copnI Church What
ts thought OF the krratic Bishop Haven.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-11
Jan zelivsky.
Historickd poc5dka : dob h,lsitskgch.
Ma kazani.

Jednoduchoet prostota pisma income
p6sobi ma mysl lidskou. Je tam tolik
pravdy, tolik zkusenosti, tolik psychologist,
ze Sc zda, jako by tvIrcove jeho byli zili
Y dobach nasich. eta pismo svate, ne
vraci Sc do dob minulych; on hledi ko
sebe fadach svych hleda pfiklady k
obrazIm pisma. Kazdy, n6mz pismo
mluviti Sc zda, bYva lidu svaty.
,,Syn clov6ka vydan bude ruce lid
skew Jako hudba, rodici SO akkordech
tichych sotva slysitelnych, krok "a kro
KEN Sc sill, rosie, zmnozuje, teesni, AZ
zavifi iako nova boufe noveho zivlu: tax
rec Janova slovo cd slova vice vice una
sela, uchvacovala napajela, az strhla du
81 omen vir nevyslovne vasn6, ktery We
de ma popraviste, ke spalku, do bilvy ja-
ko sin svatebni.
Syn Glov6ka vydan bude ruce lid
sker' Zdaliz nemusil lid vzpomenC uti SO
be ia ntrpeni Husovo! Nezdalo Sc mu,
jako by dotcene misto pisma zfeime pro
rockym duchem poukazovalo nGmu! !
zelivsky vtfl vykladal je takto. Licil
lidu utrpeni Husovo jeho pevnost ma hra.
nici "a jeste nedopoved6l smrti v pla
menech, kdyz plae zatfasl vzduchem,
kdyz oci vsech Sc zalily slzamy stkani
muzd zen podobalo SO vyti hykaji The
v6tru.
Jan zelivsky nepodlehl vseobecnemu
doimu Krasny dojemny hlas jeho, dc
sud mekky a jenny, poiednou nabyval
silly. Hlucneji mocneji ozyvala Sc slova
prudceji, ziveji finul Sc proud vymluyno
sti vasniveji llcil ted zelivsky Krista '
osobe Husove, az k onomu ,Dokonan.
iestm, ktere Hus pfiodel rouchem svat'
pisne. Ma okamzik 1stal v feli.
Stkani lidu, jako velebna pisen zaln
pfehlusovalo no. Byl feci svou tam, KID
slovo tichne pied cinem, kde tfeba lidu
proud strzenemu ukazati Gil, aby Sc ma
vrhnul veskerou silou vroucnosti svou
zelivsky opet pocal.
Promluvil Kristovi Husovi, pouka
. zal pomste jejich smrti, titez zrakov
i. ktefi Sc pred chvili zalevali slzami, zales
xii SO ohnem.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-11

Pan Beanpreau, seznav Teresi iej
nest6sti zadostiv jsa je,iho vena, nabidi
il ruku.
Terezie vylicila mu upfimne ysecky 0 !.
kolnosti stavu sveho, pa Beauprcau
nerozmysleje Sc pravl: ,D.tt vase bu !
dc dit6tem mym, uznavam je "a krey
svau.'
Teresie zachvela Sc blazenosti, kdyz 81
pomyslia, ze jejl dlt6 bude mit otce, Il ac
koli byl pan Beaupreau skaredY liz
bez mala obstarly, svolila k shatku. We
vefenosti byla Hermina zakonni dcerou
pana Beanpreau.
Pfedstaveny kanceafe dostal "a nta.
ky cas- ma to diva syny; prvni techto de
ii zemfelo nedlonho po porodu, druhemu
bylo dob6, kdy vypravovani toto pocina
pet let.
Slecna lIermina sla panu Fernando
Rocherov otevfit, iedina sluzka odesla, a
by nakoupila potfebnych veci ob6du.
PAM Beaupreau byl lakcmy; nicme-
ne vsak cht6l pfedce zachovat jakousi slus
most. Obyval byt "a patndct set franka
naicmneho daval vecerni hosting; avsak
ministersti slnhove ptinaseli pokrmy. Ra
no pax musela jedina sluzka uklizeti mi
stnost, nizto bylo vse po vecerni hosti
nc nepofadku.
Kdyz Hermna Fernando spattia, "a
rd6la Sc celia, a Fernando zmocnil Sc ba.
ny pocit jenz rozleva Sc po udech mladi.
ka, kdyz spatfi milovanou divku.
Pani Beaupreau bya sal6nt zamG-
stnavaiic Sc vysvanim. Terezie podala
s vfe YIN citem vchazeiicmu mladiku III
ku fkouc:
Pan Beaupreau iest6 Sc nevratil,
vsak doutam, ze Sc vrati co nevid6t.
Pane Fernandez pravila Hermina
vzdy vice Sc zardivajic, ,nechcete mne do
provazet ma piano"
S radosti, sletno,' odpov6dtl pfistou-
pill k pianu.
Nam novou romance cd LOUSY Puge
tove, Jest pfekrasna,' di Hermina, zakry- |
vajic rozcileni.
A Hermina oteviela piano, ma n6mz
rozlozla hudebninu.
Mezi tim pravil k nj Fernand septem:
Muslin vam pov6dit dobrou zpravu Her
mino. Ne drama jest pfijato divadla
de la Port Saint Martin. Jeste tuto ri
mu bude Sc provozovat doutam, ze Sc
mi dostane hodne penez, nacez pax bycb
Sc odvazil --'
,Mluvila jsem matkou,' vece Herlni
ma p>loseptem.
Fernand Sc zachv6l
(Pokracovani) |
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-11

Naplnil lid ddvtrou dobry vJsledek
bo, a silou pruznosti k novemu napnujf
nkoncicil rec svou t6mito slovy:
,,Budete Ii miti viru iako zrno horcicne,
d hofe ttto: ,,Pfeidi odsud tam, i pre-
lde. nebudt yam mic nemozn6ho.n
Po tech sIovech sestoupil fecnist6.
Vsechno Sc hrnulo nGnu. Lid libal ru
ce draheho kneze, dotykal Sc roucha e-
ho.
,,Pozehnei nasn voIali hlasov6. ,Ze-
hnej nam! zntlo to neivzdaIenlj+ich kon
Gin celeho prostranstyi.
Zelivsky vystoupil op6t la fecniste.
Mziknutim obuazeny hlavy, knee Sc po-
modll pozehnal zastupy.
Bylo po kazani.
Lee ku podivul Day dosud Sc neroz-
chazel. Zistal ma namest iako pfimra-
zen. V tom okamziku drali sc davem
diva muzov6, konsel6 Star6ho Mtsta, kles
tice sob6 cestu Zeivsk6mu. Konecn6
Sc Jim posttstilo protlacili Sc n6mu.
,Pani ma radnici Sc jizsesli. Cekaii ma
tebe, mistfe Jene.' pravil prvni, uctiv6 Sc
pokloniv knez.
,Prosime, abys neodkladal, kdyz isl po
kazani!' halehai druhy.
,Nechod, Jene, nechod!' oval Sc hla
soy6 zastupu.
,Jedna Sc bezziyoti tve!" vykfiknul
Jira, prodrav Sc ku kntzi, jako by no mo
ci drzeti cht6l.
My t6 nevydamen volali k)lem stoi!-
ci.
konsele Sc chveli strachem hr6zou.
My t6 nevy1amer hu6elo TO davem.
Zelivsky vystoupil po tfeti ma fecniste. |
,,Bratfi" zvolal, IVY vlte, ze neni bazn6 |
We mn6. Neni liz to povinnosti kneze, ably |
lajil vzdy vsude uceni, kter6 ma "a
)rav6! Zdalis byste sc nemuseli styd6ti |
,idouce, ze duchovni vas pastyf hroz' Sc
tam, kde Sc iedna o kalich
svatou nasi v6c! L lasky k wire pod
toupil veliky mistr mas smrt mucennic-
,ou, a ia, jehoz on utinil nastupcem svym
mel bych Sc hroziti cesty, po ktere kracel
N! Kdo upfimn6 smysli kalichem, ne
Ina me iti Me pfani JEST byste Sc rcze-
Ii tichosti domd."
MlGky rozstupovaIy Sc davy. Reptdni
sinalo ma rtech. Lid nesm6l propdjGiti
Low hrozn6mu tuseni, ktere oyladlo duse |
,5ech; on nemohl protivit Sc tomu, kdo
10 tax velice miloval.
Jan Zelivsky obratil Sc pravo kra-
el primo okolo klastera k nam6sti stare
n6stsk6mu.
Ma konci Zelezn6 uice zastayila ho zen
tina, 6ernym rouchem odena. Tvaie je-
pokryval husty, cerny.zayoi. Chopiy
/ Sc jeho ruky, tiskla il polibila vfele.
Telike, hork6 Shy kanuly j oci ma ru.
IA Janovu, ktery lehynce hlavu ieii po-
vedl. Ped rozhrnutym zayojem poznal
vaf Anezcinu.
Proc mas to cerne roucho III sob6
rah6 diteF" pravil k nj hlasen plnym
emnosti soucitu.
IIluboke, terne oci zahled6ly Sc We tvaf
-anovu. Celia vroucnost duse utky6la
ON pohledu. Anezka mlCela.
,,Ty's probdtla noc, vidim to ma I've tva
i. Co ie ii, me srdce, mluyl"
Rtove Anezciny Sc kfecovit6 chv6li, po
,tevfela usta, ale pepromluvila.
Z oti jejich ma novo vyhrkly Shy. Ne
nohouc Sc ovladnouti dele, sklesla ma ko-
ena obiala nohy Janovy. Anezka byla
,nemela.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-11
Spiklenci.
M Mezitim. co Zelivsky pred klaste-

Mezitim. co zelivsky pred klaste-
Ne rem Marie Snezne kazal, byla
zasedaci sin radnice starom6stske, ie;iz
okna ma dv1r h!edela, napln6na konsely
pany.
Dosti prostrannY pokoj s bohat6 ozdo-
benym stropem podlahou, rozdeen byl
ma vice cast. Pfi zdi, ktera stala naproti
okndm, byla celia fada vysokych sedadel,
sestavenych ma zpIsob schodd. Byla to
vysoka dfev9na kfesla, do nichz Sc vstupo
valo dvefmi. kter6 tvofila piedni, iako
st6l upravena cast. Naproti sedadlam
ovysenym stale n6kolik rad lavic, ma
zpIsob chramovych. Y lavicich techto
zasedali konsele, kfeslich purkmistfi
NEST prazskych heitman Y pravo bo-
hate fezana a ozdobena mfiz odd6lovala
gin zasedaci cd posluchacI. V levo u Wy
sokych dvefi chodla straz pestrem kro
| il ceskem.
Z pfitomnych imenovati slusi pana
Haska Valdstyna, hejtmana mtstsk6ho
ktery zasedal ma neivyssim kfesle, Pc
ira V6zeckeho, purkmistra Star6ho me
sta. Pan Hasek OstrovskJ z Valdstyna
byl nastroiem strany slechtick6 V Praze
ktera Praze ma Starem M6ste vladla a
| pro Alexandra Vitolda, knizete litevske
ho, propaganda d6lala.
| Strana tato, ktera Sc spokoiavala clar
| ky prazskyni cirkvi vseobecneu oFe
sc smifiti chtela, spatfovala ovsem We str
ne Taborske hlavni sve odpirce, pfede
vsim pax knezi zelivskem, ktery by
: vidcem strany demokraticke ma Mover
meste sidlo mallci.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-11

ODE strlny bojo'aly proti sob6 dlouho
bez vysledku, az konecnt rad6 devato-
tenacti hnsitskych sechtcdy, mezi nimiA
jen n6kolik Taborsk}ch zasedalo, Wade
denokratickG strany Praze konec uti !
men byl.
Ddlezity krok tento stal Sc dine B. lno !
ra r. 1922.
(Pokracoyani.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-11
Move tajnOStl PaiizSk6.
Roman We trech diIech
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PONSONA TERRAIL.
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Ia emne dedictvi.
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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-20
VOL. II.

The Pi0neer-PreSS measured
it's first week last Sunday and while
at first we looked upon the combln-
alton with a little suspicion, SO long
as there was to be a post Office in
the family, in glancing over the ed
itorials of the past seven numbers
we confess that the paper is one of
which Minnesota should be proud.
So far, the professed independence
has not been merely assumed, it has
been real. With the candid editori-
al with regard to tn St. Paul post
Office in the Sunday edition before
us, in which the editor rises to the
dignity of saying " that it (the paper)
believes Mr.. Knox," H. NJ, and
as fine a man as the State ahords)
"would make a better, more effic-
lent and more i>opular post master
than the present incumbent, and with
the ringing utterances Of Mr.. Blake
ly's editorial on "Carpet-Bag Gov
ernment," in the Friday edition fresh
in our mind, we can but feel that
the Pi0ueer-PyeSs has risen to the
true dignity of independent Journal
ism and IS able to say to Office and
position, "get thee behind me Sa-
TAM" and to speak forth the honest
convictions of its editors without
fear Or favor. "By their fruits We
shall know them"