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Notice.

A LII persons. knowing themselves indebted
N to the undersigned, by either note or book
account, are hereby notified to call and settle
on or before the lst Day of April, 1875,
as there will be a change in the firm at that
time. ask all those indebted to me to give
this their immediate attention, 90 that can
settle up the old business.
q. II. DANKWERTH, .,
feb23, 75w6 Darlington, Monroe Co.. Ohio
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PRosECUrING ATTORNEY.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce A. j. PEARSON
as candidate for re nomination TO the 6fhcs
of Prosecuting Attorney; subject to the de.
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
MAsY DBMocRArs.
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PRoBATE JUDGE.

Ed SPIRIT: Announce JAMES II. NOR
BIS as a candidate for re.norination to ths
office of Probate judge subject to the dects-
ion of the Dem ooratio County Convention.
MANY DsMocRArs.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM WE'D.
DIE, OF Benton township, as candidate for
County Auditor, subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention.
q IL $50 MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EgIf our State Legislature has done
but little good this winier,it has done less
harm.
That Ia saying good deal for leglsla-
live body. nova days.
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AUDITOR

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce PHILIP ScHU-
MAcHER, JR., Of Center township, as a candi-
date for County Auditor;subteot to the dssis-
ion of the Democratic County Convention.
MANF DEMooRATs.
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eE Malaga and Miltonshurg are TAX
ing lively interestin the McC. & D. r
r. r enterprise.
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COMMISSIONER,

=
Ed. SPIRIT: Announce DAVID LENT1,
OF Perry township, as a candidate for County
Commissioner; subject to the decision Of the
Democratic County Convention.
MANY DRxocRAfs.
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HIt is predicted that 1875 will be Q
year Of unusual prosperity.
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yThc one absorbing topic of this
town is a railroad.
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Carrollton WI Dixon
Mechanicstown j A Hunter
Malvern JD Leggett
Wavneshurgh JE Hnllister
Sandvville j A Wright
New Cumberland + s Swaney !
VIM Hunter Ed ? c Advocate and
member Of Alliance Quarterly Con
ference
H D Fisher Cor Sec Mt Union C)llege
and member Of Mt Union Quarterly
Conference
. N Hartshorn Prest Mt Union College
and member OF Mt Union QUARTERLY
Conference.
sTEUBENvILLE DIsTRIcT-Js BRACKEN,P
Steubenvile, Kramer j R Hills
e" Hamline IA Pierce
" Findley and Mingo to be supplied
d" Thompson LII Stewart
Wellsville j H Hollingshead
East Liverpool E Hingely
Richmond " X Brown
Harlem Springs j j Jackson
Wintersville j R Keyss
Smithvile t Storer
Bloomfield S Lane
New Somerset G W Denis
ueesburgh TJ Kurtz
Scio j Stephens
Hammondsville and 1rondale to be
supplied
East Springfield l S Winters
Smiths Ferry L Steffy
Unionport II Ekey
Sloans r Roller
affeiiUo"H ~ pe suppiieo
D'"e's'o"" " AoSue
CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT. WILLIAMS P. E.
Cambridge j H Conkle
New Philadelphia Wa Davidson
Coshocton B + Beazeile
Cadiz A H Norcross
Asbury l X RAIDER
Martins Ferry II B Edwards
Urichsville S Grouse
Guadenhulten W Peregoy
Winchester NIB Stewart
Washington, G H Feitt; Adamsville, j
@ a Miller, TT Phillips; East Plain
field, H H Pershing; Milnersville, R NJ
Freshwater; Liberty, to be supplied /;
Deersville,T L W Anderson Tippecanoe,
N Luccock; Bethel, j E Starkey; New
A.hens' . II Doane; " "neellng anu
NJ! NJ: ileasant 10 ne supP,'eu' p oea1' ne.ne.
~, MISSION 10 oe supplieo oy l . huccoIA
Ihllaoelphia flalns' b u Eogeil; Jas
Drammono, agent american @ D.e,e o.
c,e'y anu me"oer oi oaoiz u"''''V
conference
BARNEsvILLE D1sTRIcr-E. BURT e.
Barnesville, A Swaney Bridgeport,
E McClevery; BelIaire, T S Hodgson;
St Clairsville, j o Vail; Fairview, 2 g
Edmonds; Morristown, NJ } SHUTS;
Belmont, John Coil; WoodsfielG Circuit
to be supplied by W Cameron; Woods
field. H j Smith; Somerton. j W Wea-
YER; Barnesvllle circuit, w Toland;
Hendriesburg, j Shaw; Beallsville, to
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"a union Of hearts, q uaton Of hands.
A union that none may sever;
A union Of lakes, union Of lands,
The AMERtcSN Union FoaEYER."
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Notice to Township Assessors.

,TOwsHIP ASSESSORS ara hereby notified
to meet at the Auditors Office, in Wsods-
field, April I3, 1875, to receive their instruo.
tions, blanks, 60. Faso aeifaai
Each Assessor is requested to attend, ~
matters Of Importance will be transacted.
N. H0RFFLER, Auditor.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JACOB DRU6
as candidate for denomination to the ofaoe
of Iuarmary Director; subject to the decisioH
Of the Democratic County Convention.
Il. MANY DExocR1rS.
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A N N0U nee ME N rs.

sG announcing the names of caadi,
dates So each. Tickets 50 per thousand,
payable IN aduance.
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w Long Chaplain of Bethel and I NJ
Home member of Christ Church
Quarterly Conference
c Pershing Pres Pitts Female College
member of Christ Church Quarterly
i, Conference.
L H Bugbee Pres Allegheny College
member of Christ Church Quarterly
Conference.
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VIM Hunter Ed ? c Advocate and
member Of Alliance Quarterly Con-
ference
H D Fisher Cor Sec Mt Union College
and member Of Mt Union Quarterly
Conference
. N Hartshorn Prest Mt Union College
and member OF Mt Union Quarterly
Conference.
, 1875-03-14
CANADA.

The Pacific Railroad in Pnr11ament-
Colonial Lcgtalation-Propose Ca
nal improvements.
Sue=nl D,spateh to IAe Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA May 13.-The Pacific Railway debate
is still in progress, snd il the most important
question Of thu sssaion. One point eeems to ba
decided: thst tha crest outlet from Manitoba
is that by NAY Of Fort William
at: the mouth Of kaministiqun River,
north shore Of Lake Superior. By this plan 14s
miles Of railway will be secured connecting tho
chain Of lakea With Superior at greatly lessened
cost th1n by other routes. The whole distance
between Fort William and Red River ia 42G
ni1es, and by building 50 miles Of railway at
the Fort William end, and 100 at the
Red River end. the remaining 276 miles
will be trarsrsed by wAter. The work ls to be-
gin at the Fort William end On the opening OF
spring, and Is result capitalists and other1 are
Fort William, and as consequence land is going
up rapidly IN value at that point 0nsa1io'a
connection With the Pacific line is 3 question OF
moment to v1rionB sectionx which are e1deaTor-
ing to influence the Government.
4 number ct deputations :&s at the Capital to
urgo upon the Government the desirabilty OF
enlarging the WalIaud a0d St. Lawrence Canals,
the former from Il fest, the present depth, to IL
feet deep.
4 bill u now before The House, having for its
objects organization Of the Northwest under
aozoe settled form Of government, thus securing
the means for tho gradual development OF the
new Province, OF Provinces, ontada Of Manitoha.
The boundAries Of Manitoba and Ontario still re-
main undedned, but will be decided bY arbitras-
CTS appointed, subject to ratification by tbs leg
isiataon of 0atas1o and tho Dominion
, 1875-03-14
LOUISIANA.
SEEAToBIAL CANQHA3n

6pec4l Dupatch to The ch&eaos 7sitna&
WAsa1Suros. D. c., March 1S.-The 1ouisi-
ana Conservatives who are hero Are very conf
dent that ths Congressional Arbitration Com
nc1ttce, nov sitting in New York Caty, viii re-
turn Conservative majority, On joint ballot, OF
Z. II such should be tha Case, and the Senate
should declare Pinchb1ck to have not been
elected, which now seems certain, the vacant
chair from Louisiana will be occupied by q
Conservative. Frank Zachxria. 6ho hiss bean
largely Instrumental in securing this oompro-
mise will in that event be prominent candi-
date for tho Senate. Ris fuenda say that he
viii start with 40 votes. ,
4 friend Of rinchback, who has canEassed the
Senate ae3s that thoxe ls i certain majority OF
& against Pinckback.
Tho statement is made here that thirteen
Demecratic members Of the Louisiana Legisla-
tu1e have agreed to vote for Casey in case he
works to secarc the defeat OF Pinchbsck. Thus
h:a created some excitement among the Demo-
cIats in the Senate here, and they hayo sent sew
eral kilograms to-day to New Orleans upon the
subject. They say they prefer Plnchbace to
Casey.
TEE ADMIRATION cofKIT1EE-
FEw ToEk. March l3.-Ihe Louisiana 4rhitra-
ton Committee held secret sossion to-day.
Tho eezaioa lasted from half-past 10 o'clock T.
N. to in the afternoon. All the members OF
fhc Committee werc present, and Ar. Hoar pre-
sided. The counsel fo1 tho cootesting
parties renamed in IA adjoining room
by tbs Committee. Mr. Charles Cavanse. Of
New Orleans, xas also present Mf. Hosr, At
the close Of the proceedings, stated that there
YVES no5king to be made known in connection
Nth the investigation. and thst i you'd be
breach of trust for any member OF tho COMMITTEE
10 communicate anything. It is thought the
Committee will mRke their report on Monday
, 1875-03-14

company which waa actually engaged IN LOBBY
inr this smuggling through was the Adams Ex-
sTcss COMPANY They we're aided by Gafooes
s. Hubbard. 3 Boston lawyer. and BY rnsgnid"
cent entertainments.
THE NORTHERN 1LIIEols DlsTR1c1-4I7 I7oaNE2sH1f-
United States Dis:r,ct-Attorney Glover seems
upwiliing to comply With the request Of the
Government that be shall reaign his Office. Tho
te:egraphic invitation WAS sent on Wednes-
day, but no reply has get been received. The
reached Chicago is q telegram from one Of
Gloyer's friends to Jasper D. Ward, in New
Tork That telegram begs that the request for
the resignation be not pressed. The telegram
was directed to the wrong person. Ward bas
not been specially seeking the place. The
movement ia made from different
source. It proceeds from che entire Illinois
delegation in Congress. Tha President is en-
tircly committed to \ change There is little
doubt TINT. it q resignation Is not received from
Glover bg Monday. Wards name will be sent to
the Senate, aud ha be confirmed BY Wednesday
na1t.
F2os sae A.saeaaEad Hssx.]
TIE MURDEEoUs CHEYESSES.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The Secretary OF
War has addressed letter to tho Secretary OF
the interior, converting The Presidents lnetruc-
tions regarding the disposition OF recently cap
tured Cheyenne Indians. The ringleadess and
such IS havc been guilty Of crimes are TO DO
sent to the military posts, and will not be acSom-
panied by their families. The remainder OF the
captured indians, with tho exception OF the ITO
turued over to tic Indian Department at their
1o~pective asencies- The two Chiefs arr to bs
held in confinement in such placo as the Com
mapdine General Of tue Military Division Of the
Missouri uay direct.
The Secretary o: the Treasury has decided 70
return to the old method OF redeeming mutilated
United States currency, under Which deductioo
, 1875-03-14

and shoe manufacturers, have made an aasiRn-
ment. It is rumorcd that large wholesale
house il much str1itened.
, 1875-03-14
FINANCIAL.

AN INSURANCE CONCERN IN TRou8lE.
Sr. LOUIS, No., March 13.-Augustus H.
Tener, Jacob F. shaefer, and Joseph Claugh.
policy-holders in the Life Association OF Ameri-
ca, have fled IN the State Insurance. Department
N application for the examination of tho aftairn
OF that COMPANY. They a1lege that the annual
statement Of the Company. flied On tho 5n inst. il
Incorrect in several important particulars; that
the Company is not near 80 strong ss repre-
sented in fact, TINT it il not doing business
enough to pay expenses; that is has lost the
confidence OF tho people, md il hopeiassly in-
solvent, and ask that KeceiEar be appointed.
, 1875-03-14

Lady Mordaunt Found Guilty
OF Adultery.
1 History Of the Case~--T1e Prlnce
of Wales Connected With 1t.

|
Tia Acknowledged Admiration Tor In
~. n,oa rr;,,iro1
| 1auJs u0t De"1ta % &11'11"A
Intimacy.
[ 1r.h11 -rrhs fn,v In tina Mordxuu
LONDON n.1cn 80. =. .rar5.nnt o7,;lt,
divorce CAGE nave 1ouna Aau5 a'o'u"u'
Tho Judge pronounced the doe1eo nisa' VIE
| cnsts.
.,,e-onv or ru, ,fonn.nxr DIVORCE CASE.
~. VI u.rrfJ
/ .L.,;o, - s;r ch.rle
This ce'eora1eo eaeo-tno ao'4o " ~. y,
Mordaunt Bart, against his wife, harriet os.a.
! MoncrleTo, for divorce, Of. the gTound OF @dui
! tarv ro~nro;ttad bv the xife With different per
! -, 49,. ~,,oaa -, .riat in Ior.ion duriag tbl
euu Nu@.. ~ e Fa,,s,,~- ~ tha vo,r 1870. befo1,
Lord Penzanee and special jury.
THE PLAINTIFF AND DEFENDANT.
/. c;r f,h.r1.s 1rordannt resides st Massingham,
H. r.'...t. - Narro,t ,,,d a. nm norton al
IN the COMFY OF Nollo'h' ana o. wv to -
| hls LIE represented oouta +" at "tcAsnu" ~
lament. He WAS born On the 2sth OF April IN
H. .~a.r 1ees .n3 anc,ecdea to the Borone.cT b,
/ - 80 - ~. r.,ha- tha tanth na+onet or
eno oea'n ..s ~ ~ 1 ,o.s
the 27th OF sep'emoet' 1oso' -
On the 7th OF December, leoo, No mH1Eleu
Harriet Sarah MoucrietYe. the fourth daughter OF
S;- Thonoas Hono,ieffe. Dart. who bore him one
ss;,a d.1ahtar ~ .ha OAK NJ rab1narv. 1859
eni'o, eaosa'e', y" .'o - ,s..-.;.
Sir Charles Aoraaun1 ploseu 70 70 a.aHr uoausos'
dlscp4'nar1an-austefo ~ Man1o:. petunptoi5 -
scrupuloas, aad severe, Laoy Moiaauns "s, ,;' 1a
the contrary, OF chee1iu' u1sPlsHloo, IselJ'
fond OF company, and shgnsiy gay IN maoner.
She was much ADMIRED IN society. ID coust CT
c!es, by Queen Vlctoraa: her cAllo,en' 1nu esPe-
eially by His hoyal AlGhness the frtnee OF
Wales.
Sir Charles Mordaunt began 30 complain.
Lady Mo1uaunt went On 1s usaa1-
IN THE DIVORCE COURT.
In February 1870, ne commenced ens 1oF
divorce on the ground OF adultery commltted oy
Lady Mordaunt Tho outline OF his case vas that
aoon after Lady Mordaunt MAS confined OF heE
frht child she confessed TO Lady Vlht:of
(the wife OF au Enghsh clefgy2nan) tnes
sue naa o1oaan tns soSen'o eoa1noAno- n'..
mans, uoG only WIN one peison: put
with Bl1 different Individuals Her fr1ends
said eno v2a insane when sha made the c0nfed-
sion her eneunies asSerted that she WIS 1nereiv
ta1f;.-r 10 trrth 20 ~ 49, NJ nonifanca for har
.o7 : ~ a5a.-~ s ~ ~ ~ -k -. 1900 ~ -
eaae. o@o1 u!oAoaus ""o so" ~ "1os' H ~
private lunaro aaylu6L ono nah nee1 sent
there. it MAS said, in the hope OF curing her OF
mental ha1lncinations auaonntlnE to positive
disease which she Iaboxed under aud aggravated
- ~ -o3a ~ };v;,,y .r,d svervdau hAhita ainoA
, 1875-03-14

special attention il called to the following
low prices, which are only a few Of the many
bargains we a1e now Offering;
, 1875-03-14
NOTES AND NEWS.

Srectal DzspoGeh to tn Chaoaao 1Fd1ERA
WAsA1aaroG, D. c., Aarch 13.-ln view # The
public indignation 1t thu increase Of postage On
al thfrdelss mail matter, 1t is we'll enough that
TIA pobtc eheuld exactly know Who the authors
II tata smuggling trick Esss- Tho o<ay s79essa
, 1875-03-14
NO GOLD.

NO GOLD.
Speeidl DispaAca to IA< Chded1s 1yfoun*.
ST. PAUL. Minn., Narch 13.-Your correspond
ept has been shown u Letter written by gentle
man who accompanied the Custer expedition to
tho Black Hills to friend in this city. The re-
cipient Of the letter was suffering from severe
attack OF the Black Hills fever, but 1t cured him
most etfecsually. am permitted to make few
extracts from the letter. 90 follows:
After you &c. into tho Black H1s-that H. - them,
wch is journey over Roue very poor rough country,
covered with cactns-they are we'll enough good Wa
ter good wood (pIno and spruce and good grass But
to there being go1d enough there to 4ay obs foE
Ing, DON'T fer the world think of such thing. OF
cvurse the people aresdy in tho id country would
IKE to induce many vetins to co,re possi
ble; ditto the rahrosd psopie. did not one grain
Of gold that gotten the trip {Cstec e1pedonl
and wns In the camp for five days vhe1o 1t was said
It was first found. In years to come the Hills ri
be good stockTaiz!ng country, and that Is al think
.Eey will ever b. good for Still, there are very many
better places nearer homo even for that
Somehow another. Gen Custer scan1B to be in the
ring interested in huliing" that coun5-l suppose
from tnte@sted motives, OF which know nothing !;
but derand o. it, sny that is making his hog and
Eoniny At home, eVen homny without the hog, will
do right wall to B:ay away from Dakota, and enjoy his
oorn- AL the gzssing thoy can 40 will not put gold
in the Black ELLIS quartz
, 1875-03-14

HEAVY LONDON FAILURE.
LoNDoS, March 13.--John G. lnthurn d Co.,
merchants, No. l East India ayenue. have failed,
Liabilities. $40, ,000, 900.
, 1875-03-14
4 PERTINENT INQUIRY.

~ se Ns10' ~ &"'
CHICAGO March las m tnoic&non CT sne
manner in which the Black Hills expedition is to
-. .,.,,.toa forr,ra ~, H.. ;,c1orad ,;r-
Dc man1Pua1eat Aot"a-o Soo LILO 4ne1oe@u e1i-
cul2r. II the organization mean honest bus
;,,a.. wbv Al thev raosira 81 frnn eacb
e -a WI - :. escsss.rr -
hecoune a member in the manner cited ?
80. =. 4..;- -s,,...t -. ..x. .
ARC they honess IL taeu enoe8so1 70 secure
Hn1. ~ n,tn.1 hana;t and nrot.ct;on Ar ia Il
1a1no AVA A4u1u@' oeA0"s o"e p4o..4oA' " - -
simply scheme to gull oVer-auz1ous people {
- a.. ;..--.:e
ueoera1-ln-cotet VI 'oe o1Baan1z@t1ou' places
his name to the Cir and givesie veieh. and an
honegt coun;aaance tnet eby and Eph. W1tcher.
hronzcd md scar rref7 hv contact with tha srirrnr
~ esa Sse.ssss Sso ~ - Il e~.;s" Gn., ~
ana oangeroos NE ol guloe anu oenera-n-
cnle1 or mining olgana1anona-a true typo
, 1875-03-14
MONTREAL FAILURES.

Mo11Hra1, Asrch 13.-Severl failures hsva
taken piacs in tho wholesale trade. afmpeon,
Whitehead l. Co., importers Of sadd1ery,
hardware, etc., have suspended Th4 Arm
strong Brothers, commission merchants, hava
aaAda "A assiEnaneot, Asa Green Drss, boos
, 1875-03-14
ST. JOSEPH, no., HAS IT.

srecfes Drspatch to The Chicago It7aune.
ST. JOSEPH, Io., March 1s.--Iha first az
perience Of the people of this city uuder the
Cvi+Righta bill occurred last night The Geor-
giA 11instrels exhibited ut tho Ope1s-aouse.
Soon after the oflco for the saie Of tickets was
opened yesterday number OF negroes presented
themselves to purchase reserved seas. This
waa declined. aud, to avoid responsibility, no
tickets we're sold in advance, 1t night, when
the bour Of opening arrived, tickets were sold
to al who came. Only few negroes selected
seats in the dress or family circle and no trouble
Wns experienced. Tonight the exhibition is
progressing under similar circumstances Our
citizens congratulate themselves upon tho ab-
sence OF difficulty.
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Europa.

Zd0ereh W5ersOvy ftGi q ArcachOnu.
,,Od peti let nikdo mcdowell obnoviti mo
narchii, narodni shromazd6ni ma vzdor
svemu monarchickemu smysleni pfijalo
republiku. Budme dIsledni pecume
abychom z teto republiky ucinili vladu
pravidelnou, moudrou plodnou, zadej
me, ably Francie pfi novych volbach Wits
kla Wade jednotnou snahu, jiz tax velice
ma potfebi. Prosme pfedevsim svou dra
hou slechetnou Francii, aby nedopouste
la nezmafitelnou revouci z r. 1889 do
prachu slapati potupovati, onu reyoluci
proti kterez nyni tolik usili cell ktera
mezi narody jest nasi nelryzejsi slavou.
nebot ona po sedmdesat pet let zjednava
spravedlnosti pr6chod do zakonodarstvi
vsech narodav. Kdyz opravdn rozumny
sechetny knize v Evrope osvobodil BIZ
le pleme lidske cd t6lesne poroby, kdyz v
Americe velikomyslny narod zlomil oko-
Wv plemene eerneho, toz dnch zr 17Se
vanul po onech kraiich, tax velice cd Sc
be vzdalenych. Zajiste dosahli jsme yr.
cholu slavy vale5ne, a tato v iedne civil
zatemnena slava nepomine nikdy; all
1 iestli slava valecna sluncem, kolem n6ho
nekdy Sc kupi mracna, toz slaya civilsa
ce Jest snnce, kterez zafiti nikdy nepfe
stane Spojme Sc, abychom tuto vzacno
east vlasteneckeho dedictvi zachovali,
co mne Sc tyce, toz yenuii obrane jeho p'
4 sledni silly ziyota, kterJz ie4t ma sklonki
ale ktery az do posledni hodiny zdstan
veren vsem velikym otazkam rozumu
lidskosti.
Ioodr1atk a deputace d5inlkd. X br
nenskemu tovarniku Maxu Kohnovi pr
sla posledni delnicke stavce Brne dc
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Me DONALD, byyaly berni supervi-
sor st. Louise, by v pond6li osmi je-
mu "a VIM kladenych pfestupkd zako-
ma vinnym shledan. Chlapik ten byl We
die Joyce, ktery iiz kaznici trci, me-
boztika Forda, ktery byl spolkovym ko-
lektorem temze meste, dusi kofaleeniho
ringu hlavnim str6jcem obrovskych
podvodi, jimiz vldda behem 2 rokd nei-
meme miliony okradena byla. MS
Donald, jak Sc pfi pfeliceni ukazalo, ma
vadel, ano donucoval vinopalniky k pod
vadeni vlady, ujistoval je, ze podvody
ty nemohou nikdy phiiti ma jevo, protoz'
vysoce postavene osobnosti We Washing
tonu jsou mu ma ruku = mezi temi gene
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SINGERUV SICISTROJ
We trium 1 y.
PrOdejc pOslednihO rOku.

Statisticke pfisezni vydani prodeji 81
cich strodr r. 1872, dodana 1873, nkazuii,
ze Singrova spolecnost stroje vyrabici mi
nulY rok prodala 0
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-25

P"'"NN "SiiiiN u JcIIo OFdIny, ZdudJlC, DD
byla zm6n6na, vlastn6 zvy5ena saba pla
td. Kohn vsak naval fccnika deputac,
Frantiska Prchala, vsivakem, lumpem,
4 kdyz Prchal k soudrnhim svym depu-
tace praViI, zc 81 pani tovdrnici budou mi
set nadavky tyto odvyknout, vyfitil sc
Kohn dal Prchaloyi pollock, az mt
tdoutnik 1et vylettl, nacez volal ma do
movnika, posllaie no pro policii tahal
Prchala do pisarny, chttje jej tam zavfiti
nez policie Pride. Pfi tom roztrhal Pr
chalovi kabat a spGsobil mu tax 5kodu
q zl. Prcha zazaloval Kohna pro uraz-
ku ma cti a prvni instance odsoudila tovar
nika do v6zeni ma "a hodn Zalobhik
v5ak sc odvolal k apelaGnmu soudu a ten
to odsoudl Kohna k poknt6 25 H.
BLU ijdu morecskeho. Z vlas-
skych hor pise Sc olomouck6mu ,Poz.
Skoro vsichni venkovan6, ktefi nemaii
hodnt polnosh, neb vlastni saase, delaji
pro bohatG obchodniky mGst6 muselin.
Podivejme Sc, jaky ma takoyy chudas
plat. Ia ieden kns lokctniho muselinu,
ktery musi cely tyden d6Iati, dostane 1 Il
so kr. Pfi tom mn mus jeho dt6 iest6
civky soukati. Odcctemeli asi 10 kr, ma
slichtu, kterou musi tkadlec re sveho dati,
zbude inu ! Il. 40 kr, tydn9, eli obema
20 kr. denne, t. j, "a praci 13 az II hod.
Ma hodinu pfipada tedy asi I kr. vydel.
ku. K tomu 81 mu8i zaplatit ZINE
sv6t.o re sv6ho, jsa nucen dennG cd s
neb 8 hodin rama az do 10 neb II no.
din noci pracovatil Jest to vYdelek
ma - sol pfedce SO toho zivf, Sati, byt
splaci, dane plati! Vsak moznoli to ma
ii Getneisi rodinui V tom pfipadu musi
Sc delati ma dvou ma tfech stavech: do
sp6lnisi tkaif. ~; ~o.,Loii ~ Oh neD D
roku. o 5kolu ami nezavadi a zakrsava
il tax ma tGIe ma ducbu! A tyto deti
mai SC pax dockati lepN budoucnosti!
Tito ubozaci ziyi Sc jen zemaky caste
hNyH Clul LdNCII oHCui CCoLu HCoCHudIOu,
po n6kolik dnd neslanymi! = a cernym,
hrubym zelim. Chleb jest Mich wa
cnosti Erase %, ten ami NJ nechce Jest
AMI kGpneho." (totiz chleba) znamena to
lik. jake, ten uz najsto umfe, kdyz uz ne
mize ami neivytecntjsi lex, totiz bileho
chleba pozitip'
Pfesmutno v6ru, divat sc Ma ty bled6,
hIadem bidou zmofen6 postavy naseho
uboh6ho lidu!Lepsm d6lnikim davaji Sc
pdlpatni kusy cd nichz dostanou asi H..
Starsi osoby, ktere nemohou slabosti iiz
d6lati "a stavem, soukaji fatty vyde-
laj 81 10 kr. denne kdyz 81 fadn6 pospi.
81 13 az - kr.! Musi 81 vsak bavlnu
soukani sami machati, skrobiti susti, COZ
trva phi nepfiznv6m pocasi 2 = 3 dny,
zacez nedostanou ami krejcard nahrady!
Jest to politovani hodny stav vlasskGho
lidu, ze cd sereho rama az do tmav6 noci
do lmoru musi pracovati y sotva 81 tolik
vydela, ably hlady nezemfel.