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GRIM Coz. SHOOTING AFFAIR-Our COZ
respondent OfHOneyville, Page county, saw.
Quite P1 excitement was created in our see
ton Yesterday by the shooting OF a Young
man by the name of Greenwood Norris by
+. Denough. IL seems that there has N
quite an intimacy existing between Morris
and DerrOughS WIFE. ON yesterday. Nav
%. Mr.. DeTroUgh concealed himself Id pine
thickei near his house, expecting Morris ana
Mis-. Den ough to meet mere. He did not re-
man long be.GIe Morris came up. looking
all arourd, As though he was expecting the
object ofhiS desire. DerTOugh became so cX-
SpeIated that he wanted 10 shoot At once,
but his brother In-law. who was with aim.
begged him Ia wait until his sister came, and
then shoot But ID seems he could not wait.
ard fired a load. which consisted of three
buck<hot and three balls, striking him in
the LETT arm. ShatteriEg IL very badly, and
one ball passing through his bowe.S. He
then ran after him with a four shooter. firing
as he ran. until he emptied the lour barrels
of his revolver. It is thought young Morris
will die. If he RECEIVERS he will be minus one
ann, { least Derrough has fed. il is thou slt
to parts unknOWn.-Nite1diiOd IUV. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

THE BEooELYN SPHYSN- Hhgf BJ,gs8
hHOjcS, ami VIA He H'OaI IsH.-Heury J..
Bowen, eldest son OF Henry 4. Bowen. IN an
interview with New York Times reporter.
defends his rather from the charges made
against him. He says Mr. Bowen has been
me8Bly treated by the Plymouth church
people, and the time VIII come when the
church viii regret its course. He wants j. To
be understood that hiS father Is in 10 way
connected with TiltOn in the prosecution OF
his suit against Mr.. Beecher. and has had no
communication with him since il COM
mcnced. But he IS equally free in aVOwlug
that there il bad feeling between Bowen and
all he knows astounding revelations would
he made and high regulations blasted. II *
only consideration for these who would sur
fer that induces Mr.. Bowen 10 remain quiet
in his trying and miSrepreSented position.
and some day the pressure may burst the
confirming bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

SYPHER COMES TO NAUG HT.-A dispatch
from New Orleans states that j. Hale Sypher
eX-member OF Con gress, and A. j. Sypher
planters of ST. Mary's parish, Louisiana
have gone into bankruptcy. Their partner
ship liabilities cover S1i0 eco, and their assets
less then So, COO. j. Hale Sypher's personal
liabilities are sic. 900. eud his assets 1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

The BIGGEST LIAR IN MAINE.-The libel
suit for Al 900, brought by Stephen Grant
against the Portland (Maine) Press. was de-
cided Saturday. The Press assertst that
Grant was the biggest liar in the state.
What the jury thought of the matter may be
inferred from the verdict, which was for the
defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

THE FUNERAL OF FORTY-EIGHT of the
Victims of the late disaster at Holyoke took
place saturday morning from the basement
of the new church in the presence of an i'm
mense concourse. n temporary panic was
caused by the giving way of the platform on
which the collins were placed, but no casual
ties occurred. The funeral procession was
over q mile in length.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

THE ENGLISH ARCTIC ExPEDIrToN.-Tbe
ships Discovery and Alert, OF the English
Arctic expedition, sailed nom Portsmouth,
England on Saturday. The departure was
witnessed by a large eOncoGrse of people, and
the queen sent a telegram wishing success TO
the expedition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

Two THOUSAND LIVES LOST BY EARTH
QUAKEs.-Furtherp particulars OF the earth.
Quakes in Asia Minor snow that several
Villages were destroyed and 1000 persons lost
their lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

Decentralization Dawson, Miss Hat
field, a school teacher, and a Miss Gabriel
were drowned in Halfway river, Cumberland
county, Canada. Wednesday, by the upset
ting of pleasure boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

hR. s. y. BROWN, the chief clerk of TIE
State department, went TO Europe a short
tine ago on official business. Mr.. B-own's
health had always been considered good, bat
a letter received at the department We cterIay
from Minister WashbuTn states that Mr..
Brown had been seized W Tn seve !al hemor-
rhaaeS since ne had landed and was in a
f. cole condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

Two MARRIED CoUPLEs BURNED To
DEA1H.-Adam Sting and wife, each aged
about eighty years, were burned 10 death by
destruction of their house at East Hamburg
n. ", Saturday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
mond were burned by a fire destroying their
store and dwelling in Toronto ON Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

PRICES OF SUITS
All " DOL CheyiOt Suits. IS
All Wool Cashmere Suits; So suns
Eussels Cashmere Suits, $40 ~" SUMS ~
p,...-.,.s- st. North Hoosie Suits, sII
st,, er.t.s,,. =, Pennington Suits, sI2
six Mixed Suits, SIS
Middlesex Flannel Suits, SIS
~. o.-,-..s-,. diagonal Suits, sic
Imported Cashmere Suits, sac
PRICES OF DRESS COATS.
Black Cloth Frock Coats, double breasted, $40
Sl2, SIS, sis and $40.
Diagonal, Basket and Worsted, double brea=tad
Square Frock Goats, with Vests to match, at STA
SIS, sis and sac.
PRICES OF PANTS:
Fine All Wool Light Cashmere Pants, from a
oSs.
Business Pants, from 81 so to 50.
YOUTHS SUITS-a
IS 81 50 eli s,s
BOYS SUITS-at
IS 80 IS $40 .n
"A. q z e a U 3.
Il.....-PESNsyLvANIA AvENUE--..loIl
sp3p;r BETWEEN 10TH AND lin STREETS
pEAUTIFUL GILT WALL PAPERS, As and 81
ID cents. nice fTinged WINDOW SHADES for q
At TUBMANS, 4I3 sth street
Call and see. mayl2 Inn
/ COME AND sEE HE "BOsSn
~ The largest and finest soda Apparatus in the
world Draws the coolest Soda. Ten varieties oi
Mineral ster en- drsuRh'. at
SCHELLER 4 PINKARD'S
nsyulm Drug Store, i77 PeRaa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

A FIRE at Springfield, Mass, yesterday,
destroyed forty buildings, including several
business blocks. The loss Is estimated at
quarter OF a million dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

ADMIRAL Polo, late Spanish minister Al
Washington. has been appointed % the com
mand OF the spanish sqaadron OF the north
ern coast.
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GERM4NT AND France.
THE LATE WAR RUMoRS.
DECORATION DAY.


ALBANY. May 5i.-necoration day was
observed here today bN Posts Of the Grand
grave IN The soldte.S plat in the rural GENE
terry with flowers early I'm the day. aud later
by exercises commemorative of the deeds of
those who fell I'm the Unions defence.
I'm New York.
NEW YORK. MAY Si.-Decoration day Sc~-
vices were held yesterday in Calvary Gath
olic1 cemetery, when a grand grafton was de-
livered by Rev. sylvester Malone. pastor OF
the Church OF 81 Peter and ST Paul. vii
liam sbursh. Decoration day Was duly Oh
served to- day; the weather was beautiful.
From an early hour this morning the rem
DEVIOUS I'm Union square Of the various or
CARNATIONS which were 10 par Iici pstC in the
ceremonies was tLrOnged. Wagons iiled
with flower pots, plants. &C. and nli soldiers
and children nom sabbath schools were dot
ted az intervals through the plaza Members
81 Abraham liECnln Post No. l2. decorated
Lincoln statue IN the square, where patri-
otto addresses were delINCrct by Gen Mar
tin T. Mcmahon amt Gen John A C,,hrane
LARGE numbers pi flowers were lhntrfhntat
ny eSuopi~ OF The CIT. a IA private l.i,livllaaiS
Different Posts q. tgc Grand Army lorne,i
AN the streets bordering on the square. aud a
few minutes before n n. m. forne Into line
numbering between two and three thou and
The route was dOwa Broadway 10 south
Terry. and while the procession was nOvinr
past Grace aud Trinity churches the chimes
were rung on The bells. broadway was com
pletely blocked with people along the iiue of
march. while from many OF the shops and
houses national flags and banners were
displayed, whle cheer after cheer from the
patriotic and enthusiastic crowd greeted the
prOCesSionistS. At Ola 81. Paurs The column
halted while comrades were decorating
Gen. Montgomery monument, and Phil
hearney Post halted at Trinity church and
decorated the graves OF Major General Phil
hearney and others of their OLD brothers in
arms. The procession then continued ON its
way To the ferry. FL route 10 Cypress nm,
Greenwood and other cemeteries 10 decorate
the graves OF their deceased comrades.
The Mexican veteran association decorated
the statue 81 General Worth. corner OF 18TH
street and Broadway. In addition TO the
military orCani lationS which took part in
The Broadway procession, other military
bodies proceeded u the various cemeteries
adjacent 10 the city 20 decorate graves. A
prominent feature Of the Broadway process
sion was the many wa CONS loaded down
with children AMI flowers \ cplDrei mill
tary company also participated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED DEFAUHTER -
He. Madher, alias Charles Ea gliu, who is
charged with being a defSulter to the gov
eminent while holding the position of pos =
master at WilOua, Mississippi, several wear,
ago, has been arrested at Charleston, Mo.
by special agent of the Post Office DEPART
mCl. and lodged in iail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

FROM THE SAMOAN lsLANDS.-A dispatch
has been received at the Navy department,
dated L. ;. ). TuScarOra, OF Apia, Island OF
UpOla, April 1876, reporting lie arrival of
the hip at The Samoan Islan"s on the 9Th
ultimo. Commander Erben says put into
SangO, Sanso Island of Tutuila remaining
there three days. Colonel S,einbergcr, l.. s
commi' siOneT, had an interview with the
chiefs before presenting himself to the Sl-
moan government at this place. The inter
view was very Satisfactory to the natives as
well as TO ourselves. j arrived here W ter
day. This morning / met with Colonel
SteInbeTger and tue American consul in
cOpLcil with the King and the Taimua, COM
prsing the Legislature of the kingdom.
mUst express to the department my vel Y
great qualification at the reception of Colo
mel Steinberser by the native government
and the high appreciation of the kindly K a.
inss of our government towards them as a
people. The arrival of the ship has been
JAILED with delight by both natives and we'll
TODD whites. All appear to feel kindly the
interest our government has taken i'm the
islands. TIE health OF all hands
could not be better. ! Will leave here ABOUT
the lst OF NJ. Y .or Honolulu.
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TEL EGRAMs TO THE STAR,
DECORATION DAY.

MEMORIAL. SERVICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31
W. b. BISHOP. Proprietor.
yALBOTF H.I~E,
Ay BARNESYiLLE, MONTGOMERY CO.,

0& hAh1 La y T.
= ne Undersigned having leased tn above named
3otei Will b prepared this % Oer superior
accommodations 70 Ladies ana Gentlemen ~hO are
,lTCrs 70 spef he summer months the country
The air l. pure being located near the Su4tr i8a;
~ 'uT tam ~ also Commands extended View OF
The blue fluge Mountains AMI the surrounding
G uutTy. J istibg and hunting in Al uusauce. Con
tefabie EProN ement- have been maize % Jhs build
irc since last sumner, -UCh bath room. &c 10 is
stout Rail- mile from GAINESVILLE depot. on the Ne
'PcIltan haIl-0't an cue hours ride tie cars
J. IN " asriuEtCu. d q.
Terms e. pr day, and from IS q SO per week.
tfHd n under L ard se-yaIt> bali price. Eor fur
III luiOTIEaton apply q address q. 4 BAL
LUZ, barnesvIlle. Montgomery CO., MI. min Isl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

GOVERNMENT GOLD SALES INJUNE.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury has instructed the
Assistant Treasurer of the United STAGES a
New York TO sen one half million dorfrs in
g0id on each Thursday during the month OF
June. The total amount TO be sold is two
million dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31
HEALING SPRINGS.
W. B. BISHOP. PROPRIETOR,

d n. IT. HUJ >ION, kEsI HENT PHY~It- AZ,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
The Geseryedly popular Summer Resort viii
OF ned On the lkSI DAY OF JUNE for tine re-
0epflOU 81 visitors.
There vii te reasonable deduction 10: parties
~ vi , O. make thl> their home for the -GHner
Fer pamphlets aud circulars giving more Iuiautc
CrlpticI & he Springs ami the way Of getting n
~, @s'y 70 Iss>t T. g &c 81, LADJ a Co.
20 C0yIugtou from al points where tEerc viii b.
close cuIUec with fine stage line direct 10 In
STTiu : over a beautiful mountain road.
Isy7 I'm W b. BISHOP, Proprietor.
S-a CABINS SPRINGS, v. & -. L x
YESf CaTi.u Spring have been entirety re-
k.xI ft-e.t. HLi De- T-r.cf & p r erg--
II = en- Part. HEEBJ ER e BsS>ART, Pc
D. -leturS. n :. falTfaN street, Alexandria. Va
+. G WESTON, Agent, 2I2 9th street north
west Washington. mlyZj ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31
The Third Term Question.

PHtsiD mt GRANT Defines HIS POSITION.
President Grant has written the following
letter TO General Harry White, president OF
the recent Pennsylvania republican state
convention:
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SPRING AND INNER
CT THITG.

LATER STYLES
AND LOWER PRICES
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- II y \ L
On Nav 81. l,sS, We shall remove 70 our new Office
NJ. S1~ , street between 9Th and Ilth street.
HnrtEWe-t- Thar k!ui Tor past fiNoTs, shall com
iuEe ~ Tire future O. furnish Fire, Lie and Plate
Cias~ ir-UTaIcc altar rAies, without reference 10
-" faflr q ans Clrn bius,riou uf underwriters We
., Lot belong T. AM monopoly for forcing Us insur
HHCc T41cs.
TALLMADGE SCO
uay-S g Managers q IRde pendent Ins Asency
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FOREIGN NEWS.
PAM BOyton-s Swim.
Russia aud England.

IoNDON. MAY SIT is estimated that
Paul b'yton b. crossing the tides and eur
rents OI he channel padlled "A miles.
Russia aud England.
The 20" says ~ has reason 10 believe that
There l. every Likelihood Of the governments
Of Rus ~ia aud England coming 20 a friendly
arrangement on the question of Central
Asia.
To Meet D'ISraeIi.
The Parliamentary whip la, Invited the
supporters o. the government 10 meet Nj.
tl~Iacli this afternoon.
The Late War RuHaOrS.
An unsigned letter ia the Iu,igs gives
clear explanation OF the recent warli Ike ru-
mCrs. The writer Says. "A few weeks ago
the German rcprese ntatives at the various
European courts officially complained that
France was arming with view - the early
resumption o. war. Gen. Won SchWeinitZ,
the German minister IN Vienna. declared
that owing 10 Germanys long suffering war
had not yet broken out The Car there IpOn
tclegTaphed the Emperor William entreat-
ing him 10 postpone operations until the
Berlin Interview. He also instructed the
Russian amba "a Tor at the Court oK 81.
James 10 suggest the cooperation Of Great
Britain in behalf Of peace
Failures in LOnd ON.
LONDON. Nav 3l.-The settlements at the
stock exchange reSu ted I'm but three failures,
and they were Of slight Importance.
Two Young Men Drowned.
STANDPOINT. ONT. May 3l.-Two young
men, onS Of John Campbell, were drowned
near here Npstc.iaV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

MARRIEo.-Mr. Spa glsr, n young demo
cratic lawyer of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, vas mar
ried in New YORK last Friday az ernoon TO
Miss Mary Cox. sister of Hon. (. s. Cox.
and LETT Immediately after the ceremony for
the wCSt
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN
Price Of Tea.

ODLONG, black, zoe. - pound.
Good favor AMI strength; the
.,ria a. ~e haze been charging
5Dc.f Tor
OOLONG. black sos Par pound
4 very superior TEA. svd As
500 a. i- Usually sold for 81.
IMPERIAL, Green soc. rar pound.
= q strength AID q 4srr. Pr
- ner price lsC-
BEsI ihFERiAL iSrPTn 90.
Th- ha.s. IMPERIAL TEA
Ia2 ported, former P-Ics : =
BLST ENGLISH BREAKFAST. BLACK, D
&c. Per pound
FHsSt imported delicious flavor.
BEST JAPAN. tHnCOlored.I 81 90 per pound.
This Is our rtJfSsN UnCJi- red
Japan, same A. usually charg.i
SlS3 !OE elsewhere.
BE>J GUNP0W DER. green, 81 50 Pr
pound.
The highest price TEA We EEL,
aud a. good A. can b. parChA-s
ei~cs here Tor : -. Oar i5rtue 2
price was Sls5.
BESr YONG HYSON, sI.2: pr pound.
REMARKS:
on accouI; OF the depression in
tAe Tea market, AID the COnse-
SCeut extremely loW prices m
!y1bing lot-, We are enabled =
reduce cur price list from lns 10
&c Per pound. We make TEA
-. clalty- Oar facilities for
purchasing 81 pa--e,l by no
house IN this country, and
-iGalied by few. Consumers an
assays get fresh TkAS from as
=. &. 'OR<wELL SONS.
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BIDS for supplying the Pos O.fiCe depart
ment with mail pouches of all kinds for the
leXt four yeal We e opened at the dc pan :
ment al o &c tx this al.arGOOn. As there
but Our cl: SIS q" mail pOIcbeS. rot
more than four contracts can be awarded
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~ sJMMLk ktSORr AMONG THE
EAY MOUNTAINS.


vary Late CAFrER SPR1vcS)
1911 FREDERICK COUNTY ".
bis Mountain me viii b. opened from L Ne
Is TO SEPTEM3EE 10. lS-5
hrs. CLAkA 4 RIMS, IF Washington prop Ietor
A 5 PRATT, Business Manager.
j. TABOR jbHSS0N. Nj T., Rs-tiart Phv.lCis1
Terms. g g Per day; : Is per week; $50 L, sos
y months acc grHlng 70 accomm1d atoms.
Leave b. BsltlnIl re and ONO railroad a. 9 a m .
f4Elye az NiLctc-,cr al y m without change Of
er-, thence over Ene .Cad 70 the Springs, arriy-
Il at O. clock p. "a.
. y further Information apply 70 \. :. PRATT &
stN tDl S'l street II q NJ. RIMS. 40 4I2,
3 A. I'm street q. Tlhre-J- nay : I'm
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clslOn In The case pending in the Court of
Claims for some weeks, the Union Pa
ciflc Railroad VS.. the United States. for
the transportation of United States mails
ana supplies since some time in 1SI3, the
amount involved up TO date being about
- C,a,c00, was made by this court to day, tie
Judgment rendered against the government
amounting 10 about $4,000 By act OF Con-
gees IN loI3 the government aHthOritieS were
prohibited from making any further pay
rnents to the road on account OF inter It dine
the United States, until the whole question
had been judicially sett ed. NeSSrS. w F.
Chandler and Mr.. StoughtOn represented the
company, and Mr.. A 9. j. Johnson, of the At
a0rrey Generals office, the government
The ease VIII now go TO the United States
Supreme Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

PERSONAL.-The marriage of Mr.. Harry
H. Dodge and Miss Lizzie Knowlton will
take place ~ : J0na church at O'Clock
to morrow evening. NOT Friday evening, as
stated IA n Sunday 7 per.
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Failures in IOnd ON.
stock exchange reSu TED In but three fail
and they were Of slight importance.
Two Young Men Drowned.

STANDPOINT. ONT. May Sl.-1WO young
men, onS Of John Campbell, were drowned
near here yeSte. tay.
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e LONDON. May SIT Is estimated that
C | Paul B'yton 10 crossing the tides and eur
e | rents Of the channel padded "a miles.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
THE RECEIPTS TO-DAY were. from Internal

TIE SIOUX CHIEFS were not quite ready
for another grand council at the Interior
Department to-day, but will be ready to talk
business tO-mOr ow morning az 10 O'clock
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &c.

By the BAk ERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCI- a
hIl'S 81 the District Of Columbia. Concert Sd
Music from ? 20 D m; d. lcing Mds'c from "a
D p m unTli close. No effort has been cared l.N
o. make This Pic Mic an ENJOY able affair. The I'M
ntre Oi arrangements gu traHtee perfect order aud
attention Ia the comforts of all.
tCDGHnIfss-ChaTley Schneider, George Vopein
Henry Grcs, c. Sohwab. Louis Neursth. mayo 81
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-23

nazyvali papezem ma ueenniky ieho j
ma pfivrzence obojiho poh!avi."
ze kacifi cesti vyznani valdenskeho
krute pronasledovan trestani byli Ce
chach, Lee dovtipiti Sc, byf historic coska
t6 DOLBY velmi chnda byla te pficny
ien, ze die mineni Palackyho ,,od censo
rdv tenef souv ekych dila tech,
ktefi psali budto upfimo znicona isou, ia
ko druha Cast Jarlochovy kroniky, aneb
aspon otrhana a zmrzacena, jake vypra-
vovani Neimenovaneho p1tkach mezi
kralem VaclavemI. biskupem, knezimi
pany ceskymi V letech 1912 - 1850;
vsa "a pficinou sporty vstalych mezi
moci svetskou clrkevni te DOLBY"
Ia to name hojne zpravy pronasledo
vani valdenskych horni Italii. Jeden
katolicky spisovatel popisuje nam iednu
takovou fezbu wsldenskych r. 1860.
Dne IL. 6ervna uzamteni byli vsichni z
kacirstvi podezfeli v jednom dome podob-
ne stadu ovci v ov6inci. Popravci cili
kat vessel do domn toho vyvleknuv je-
dnoho, pokryl hlavu tvaf jeho rouskou
bilou; ma to odvedl no do pole, kde mu
kazal pokleknouti, na6ez mu podfizl kirk
jako hovadu. Sc zakrvdcenou plenou
vrati Sc zas do domu nemz kacifi uvez-
neni byli, vyvlekl druheho ucinil mu pc
dobne jako prvnimu A tax TO slo, az pc
sledni byl usmrcen. Tim spdsobem bylc
iich usmrceno osmdesat osm. Katolicky
kronikaf pfiznava Sc, ze trne, pfedstavil
81 kata, drziciho zubech krvi zbrocenJ
nIz vlekouciho ma porazku nestastnika
jehoz oblicej pokryt jest krvavou plenou
JinY katolicky kronikaf, Tomas Costo
pise doslovn6:
,,N6kterym podfezan kirk, JIM fezani
v pull pilou a ieste JIM vrhani Sc srazn
skaly; vsichni usmrceni isou krut6 sic a
le slouzenG."
Prozatim ptestavame ma tech dvor
skutcich kfestansk6 lasky, rekte fanatis
mu kfesfanskeho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-23
OZnamky POkrOku

vytisknou SO jen takove, ktere SO 7aapfed
zaplah. Vyjmuty jsou z toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroven oznamuje Sc "a ,,po
!rVi6aai cenu.
palec sloupce stoii $500 "a ttikrate
vytisknuti, 2 palce s4,O0, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefeihovana tim jest lev
nejsi, elm dele Sc uverejnuje.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obycejnym
pismem stoji Is eta. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kde .jest' .,Naprodei'
,Htedd Sc" stoji Is eta. "a tfikrat otisk-
uuti.
Podle toho necht Sc kazdy tidi,
kdo Pokroku oznamovati chce Necht
81 uda kolik fadek, ti kolik palcd koli-
krat uvetejnit necht 81 sam vypocte 8
Easle pfislusici "a to castku.
.E Kdo 81 pfeje mih oznamku v
tfitydenniku neb tydennikn necht laska
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