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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-16
THE WEST.

A SEQUEL TO TIE RALLsTON SUICIDE.
San FRANclsco, November To-
In the Bulletin-Alta libel suit, the
motion Of defendant to strike out that
portion of complaint referring to the
Bank of California was granted.
TROUBLES IN CENTRAL AMERICA. ;.
To-day's dispatches iom Tucson,
Arizona, reports fight between the
'revolu,ioni:ts and government troops
near Altar, Sonora. The latter were
defeated with six killed aud number
wounded and prisoners.
EARTHQUAKE.
dispatches from various points in
southern California to Arizona, report
the shock of All earthquake at half:past
two this afternoon 49,
San Francisco, Nov. 16.-A
smart shock Of an earthquake this
morning. No damage.
Make Your Bets.
CHICAGO, November 1G.-At-noon,
=0,Leary was 70 miles ahead Of Mes.
ton, having made l4G miles, to Wes:
TONS 1876.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-16

to-day. Dowling refused to pay his
fare and was put ont Of the car by
McNsmars. After being put out,
Bowling drew pistol and shot the
driver through the breast.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-16
GENERAL NEWS.

U. S. Treasurer New intends to re-
sign. Better recall Spinner.
The population Of Kansas is $685..
437. Including its territorial days,
Kansas is just about 81 years old.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-16
sEw YORK.
FIRE

FIRE. q
The Standard Oil Co.'S works on
Long Island werereported burned BY.
. FIRE which followed an explosion
this morning. II lis still burning, but
owing to fog on the river, no par
ticulars have been received.
rwEED's BAD LUCK.
The. Court Of Appeals this morning.
dismissed the. appeals in both of
Tweed's cases. This refuses him 9
reduction Of bail.
INJUNCTION. -
Injunction. has been granted re-
stra.ining the Panama r. R. Co., from
establishing its proposed steamship
lines.
Shot and Killed.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. tf.-John
INCL NamaTa csr driver, was shot ana
linstantly killed By John y. Bowling
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-16
WASHINGTON.

hines are also on their way.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-16
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Chicago.

= g-S chicago.
CHICAGO. Nov. le.
WuEAT-Fairly active and rather frmcr
t1.O616@1.O95s for cash; $1.O6l4 for Dec;
No. 8, S324c; rejected, 7719c.
CoRN-Easier; sic for cash; 5O1ac for
November.
3111sc for Dec.
KYEI67c.
.BARLEY-Steady; s5c for cash.
PoRK-Easy; f20.50 for cash; $685.
for the year.
for the year.
wlnskY-Lower. at Slips.
, 1875-06-13

Morris give t'Ga1ryowen's sweetbearts. the
Hamilton children appear In "Barney'e Conrt~
ship," the "Ham-Town Students in iheir
ridiculous jubilee representations. and Hrebe.
and Wambold, and Court71ght, fill tho ol;o. The
rerformanco concludes With tha lauch,h1e
Pketch. 1.-Two Heads Better than One, " with
Messra. soEgs, Young, Luke Martin, and Wal
lace, and Iilly Marble in the cast.
MANAGER GROVER
is to have the last and greatest benefit Of tha
season. rendered him by his partner, Mr, ". ".
Colo. Mr. Growers name has not been put IN
for q benefit since the destruction OF the o1d
Adelphi, nearly year ago Since then, thourh
left without any hold upon the Chicago public
further than bis indomitable pluck and bound
1ess ingenuity, he haa succeeded in building At .
great expense ono Of the haudsomeat theatres in
the country snd establishing that peculiar pl,ase
Or popular entertainment Which received tho an
proTat OF the public at tho old houso. Tbs e1-
tertaluncut is the beat Of tho kind in
the country. Indeed, Chicago andi-
in this branch Of their amnscne1ts ts'
anu Will have onlv the beat. The benefit ia to be-
given week from tonight, and, ~ no paipa viii
oe spared to maEs the bill the strongest of tha
Season. the response will doubtless DO liberal.
MANAGER GARDINER
learaB the Academy to afr. Leake, his successor
in September. TIL then he viii remain in charge
here. Next season be will be manager OF thu
Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, with Mrs. John
Drew, not ~ sataried omplose, but with d.
reot laterost IN the profits.
, 1875-06-13
COMING Entertainments.
- Hf1 nOE1EzA"

Tho blank, mysterious duiluess OF the past
few weeks in the amusement world has been un-
ral1e7sd. But there have been mitigating c,r-
cu1nstauces The doabss annoyance Of Ratness-
ing driyel snd swinging fun, usually prevalent
shout this time. has been withheld We euffered
but without perapi1ation. For these aud other
roercies the utmost gratitude should be forth
coming. But 10 SOONER does Trash mako its
regular stage exit, ataiking with measured Steps
and having its last nay at The wings, than the
heatsd term enters It is the custom in France,
where the dr11na is really M institution, and
vhsre playn ars mAde for tho American - well
NJ French raArket 70 show SOME sort OF eonsid-
, 1875-06-13

r ittTtld Ef{V t.ftu.1 Chfonicle.
Last night James Dixon, This Salnas nt1c7.
or Fro hlng," ~ he delizhta to call himself,
gave private exhibition Of his powers to \ rep
resentasaTe OF thla pnper The man Ii negro,
IS biack ~ the ace OF spades and badly pGc&-
marked. As model for Apollo he wcald fall
but Il hot coal beaver he has geulus. H. ap-
plies red-hos irons to his face, arus, and legs,
and seems rather to e1jJy tha seuBalon- III
began bis performance by sprlnk.lnE Homo rsa:n
over quantity OF oa&u2.- on TIN plate, acd
then setting the mixture on tire. When It va,5
III full btaZo he cot the oaAnm into auaaii pieces
aud choved it by bites until the hsEnes we're c1-
tinGu,shed. Willis the SalaEaander wa taking
his E1eal ct fire, all iron rod With fat e:ea-
cont-shaped blade, waa being heated in small
furnace, nuch % IS used By travelling tinkezs,
aud when he drew it ous its heat MAJ iuterae.
He drew tho red~Lot blada up and down his
arus and legs and across hia face, after which
he licked il rlth his tongue until the blade It,
CAME a. black ~ II just pluneed into wator.
A cylindrical tube. about Inches il lenyta.
and 4 6-poord cannou-bau wore next hea:ea,
and tho Fl1s King pushed them over the nooz
With hls bace feet. Tho sizzle Of the sco.cn,ar
hoofs, aud the srne'I with which it w:s a.
colnpanied. makes it desirable that this portion
OF the performance ba Witnessed 1t HOMO dlBt~
Ance from the odorous African. Next Ee
melted some lead and poured tha molten install
into his mouth, aud tho next moment ejec.s3 i.
hard and cold To show that bin internal ~
-angements nra Is t'1e-proof a. his e3teso., y.
evident relish, Ills eyes turning upward ia ao-
parent ecstasy LII concluB,on. he hentei
several strips Of fat iron E. ors end. 2ad hold
ing the cooi ends OF the strips he bent the ecds
into the form Of poker, frst with one foo. AMI
then With the other. and st1n:hteneI !hem
ABs!n with his hauds- Tho csackIio3 Of tha
burning fesh ind the smoke Arising from nls
hands and feet sends thrill through obs
II Dixon uses chemicals 10 prc7 en. the frs
from reaching his te,h, ho does It 60 e:.yes.y
a. to bllndfod the shrevocst observer. Motto
ing ehade Of sadnesa on tho mau's eboa. 'is-
age. the reporter asked what great grief op-
pressed him. He smiled {ilke hosse) acd ro-
pl.ed: 'Oh, nuf'n much gar; on'y sometimes
I feel bad Oh count O havin' ~l.,skaAs
kase would jes' ike to enjoy de- luxury q
sbaviu' myself wid . red. hot ra1ah !" So 1. o.
pea-a that sven slls hell-pcoof African i,
not entirely happy. HIS ooneemplatsa giving !
public exhibition here. OF winch dne notice si:}
probably be given
, 1875-06-13
Or TIE STAIRS

When the h-ov Is 11ar:etl with ttooh5a
With tbs uoe Of LIE, and cares,
It ighteos when the music falls
In Patter. III tho stltrs,-
OF tlny teet that rattcr
Coming down tho xtat1nt
8o7ne.ines crcea words ar4 xpokau;
Then little Btae~Eyes st1rss
In ~onueru1ent, aud ucs:lea
In silence On the stars.
And checks the pretty c1atter
Coming down tbs st1irs-
Econ HEue-Eyes grows TO manhood,
:EIsh all lis ti!dcd snares,
Which draw their folds ahput him.
And clasp him u11varex;
Then II hs tai.s-no uz:tar,
Coming down tho stats.
All, rnothers! don1 ho fretfn1:
For, tn soothe your future carsx,
fou will wish In vain tor u1akta
EchoinX ou the stLrs,
OF aozna tiny feet to p7:ter,
Coming doWn tbs s.2itE.
Now nc raoro the babe vii naatla
At your knee for e7'ntuz pr1ysaf
Never Iuor@ disturb by clat:ex.
Clau1bertus on tbs asztrs:
Only fancy makes thu pA:tsr
Coming down the statrs.
GxonoH R1..xx
, 1875-06-13

SUMMER THEATRES.
sT1iF fnx1xa prrop1A~rrx

Hot weather il coming On apace. H{a now
juno, and will soon be July. Thess fscte
ere derived from almanac and weather reports,
and mAy ba regarded ~ authent1e- The pscuI-
iarity OF hot weather, in addition to perspra-
don and rum pun:h+ 1s that it inspires every oue
With yearniuE t. rtfozm things During the
wzntax one il too buay keeping var1a to have
NY cArs to make tho world t,ett41 Ii Summer,
Kind Proszdsnos falisvss u of zny unsaAin&sa
, 1875-06-13

public offers 20 excellent N entertainment will
be veil supported and meet with the encourage
nent which 1t deseryediy merits Tho pro-
eranmo will be Is follows:
PART l.
l. lndante f1ou Sonata IN Minor. .3fedalssohn
Aessrs. Eeseer, LtC1erq,.e. a'.d EteI:e,1n.
2. Postiiion de 1ongturpeau Nenor solo,. Adam
{FFenth Quar1st.<.}
hct!1 n Dsc1ht. ffatt :h<rrs, O. L<tsar1ss,5; 81:
Mrs Nor7asoI.
g. Frnaisis for violonccuo Verdi
G'. Ei'h<1n' .-,.....
IT, fAn'a's'' f0f p''na IT, Il is:;is: 'e'A''''a
PAGr L.
i. Dtcisrqa<.
Mtssrs. uu<ss<. AMI SnsIh.
D. Soprano '0'0' ~: U:Gvi;< Selected
fresch Q4arte:.t
1'' Ni. 7. Coodstiat. - '0'0"
e. "Good night to thee, rny fairest .F1otow
rs AeGure, Ars Aorrtsosa, Ar. Huea&t- Ar. Smith.
MUSICAL GosBIP.
What do our singers think Of rehearsals at J
o'clock in the morning? That is Mr. Tonol,ns'
style Apd it means work. 1t not only means
work but 1t also means great 1esulta hereafter.
c. Q. Lundberg, for d long time editor OF ono
OF tho Swedish papers here, has written mu-
sical two-1ct comedy, called Death, Go1fath-
e." Which has more than o1dina1y lnerlt, both
dramatically and nuslca!ly.
Musical ;eople w1ll be- glad to know that Mr.
Stanley, the English tenor, Staging temporarily
at Trinity Church intends n: klns Chicago hin
home. having been induced thsieto by IN un-
usually handsome choir offer.
The Liederkrauz Society. under Mr. Balatka's
direction, will mako Nlcolais pretty opera, "The
Merry Wlves OF Windsor, thssr great work for
next HinteE. They ara also contemplating \
graUd summer nights festival before long. i
Mrs. Roweil, very promising Iowa singer.
wEo has appeared in concerta out OF Chicago
With Buccess, is DOW in this city eiunying With
Mrs. Maguusson :Jewett. Th~rt, il prospect
she may BE- heard in public hofa1e long.
grand concert is being un'ler}ined to tuks
place ia uaisy Church some time III July, upon
the occasion OF the exhibition, of their now
ORGAN, which il now expected to arrive daily.
We understand that Anne Louise Cary will be
one Of tbs Attractions
, 1875-06-13

Tn "soSree rnusinAls to be given under tho
Hspiaes od the Union Tranco-Americ&ins," to
WHICH alluaion has already been u1kda Ia these
ao1mnsI will take place On ne1t THURSDAY sven-
0k It dteenehaum's Hall, On Fifth avenue, As
ean b seen BY tho programme, this oonce1t,
saaah comprises many ot the fholeest ss.scsiona
both classical sod operatin urusiev il rsatiy of
EerJ high character, and ths performers, Ill Of
faom nv of high Standing in professional
@a0nl circles, xrn a snf6cient guarantee to tbs
eohhc 1t tha rnannse IN which ths programme
sA b carried oak VI cordially kops tb2t
~ xh4aA u - Asx aApa4zanas b>sars t1ss
, 1875-06-13
PERSONAL
EuUGs' pwxprr

which occurs 1t HoolsEs Theatre this evening,
has Called o2s more than the usual number OF
solahteers Who are sa1ions to give their assist
ance 70 shis popular actor. The Adelphi and
academy companies ara both announced in fnll
Tho performance will commence With "The
honeymoon u Which de5e.a. Piexcy and
soEgs, snd Hisses Lizzie Gale, Rachel Noah,
and lilly Marble. will play. Dan and Josie
, 1875-06-13

Hr. Grover has On hand his urual GUNNER
business OF contending. against opposition frou
abroad, and thu consequence is tremendous
display OF advertising and an unususIly strong
bal. Apropos OF the former, visitors from
abroad maJ as we'll stop and adtnire tha Job
work which Chicago can show GU Al emergency.
The bill has patriotic daror. Ar Grover Is q
patriot and Snowman, and has che events OF
American history usually pretty accufdte. He
oeSs torsralnd the world at large that tbs pres
ent week IL Bunker Hill week, aud devotes 1t to
a.. 1no LADIES', 1y giving three ladies' nights
rms opening piece is Z tab}eau of the
death OF Warren. from the historical paintiug
Mf. DAVID Strong has promised to eclipse himself
IN tins endeapor, and the tabie&u will undoubt-
edly be YETI fne, The string Of special feztures
in the oiio il long and strong Leons Dare, the
queen Of the trapoze. has Just returned from
South American tour, and has beon reserved as
trump card. Th6 Pfaeger family, Sheridan and
Mack, ). i. Davis with bis trained dogs, J. ".
McAndrews, the famous watermelon man, r.
.. AGA she gy1nnast tie dual specialists, Thomas
md Lott1e W,nnett Emerson and Clark, and
Hughes and Wambold make up . pretty strong
HooLEr's THEATRE
Tho two-weeks' engagcmens Of MT. Johnny
Ehomrsou. 1t Hoo}ev'a, came to legitimate end
last evening. The last week has been remark1-
bic for the tenuity OF the houses. Friday night
there we're but twenty-five people present.
Dir. George Miller, msnager Of the theatre,
leaves Tor Ne" York to-day to make preparations
for the summer season. He announces that
oorB. Uates opens Tor one week, commencing
1une "a, to DO followed for four weeks by the
9nion Square Company With "Tbe Two
Orphans" and John Dillon to conclude the
season.
!h.s week. Tony Pastor's VARIETY Company,
Nhlch Was IN the city about ! year sro oUaus 1t
doo1ey's.
PROF. pRppEU
MI g1vo his last lecture at the Academy OF
dns!o this eTenlpg upon = scientific subject. Il |
oensAt night for the Professor.
, 1875-06-13

4 lively lady remarked: ''I notice thai these
sVomsu's- Shts' peo; Ia are invariably mems
lef.s" Nr. Dickens ussd to 7apeat this win Ad-
xoiratiAn.
, 1875-06-13

Mary Jane Brown Of Na1ua- Offers 10 txd.
any woman 10 America tx el00 \ si4e nnH
the Rate~noneJ 70 60 10 shA &1Asanepsu
sunerefA
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14

,,Toz vpust je SEM
Col yzkazal SrolE" ptal Sc Hasek vshl
puiiciho posla.
,,Od rama liz pry meska nimo ddrn,
Ma vsechny strany posly vyslali, nebot
ho hrozua rama zastiha, 49,. Anezka jeso
deer ztratila rec nemon zustala.
,,VelkH bozc Ted nj asno Jest to na
Sc setkanl." zyolal ustrnutim Zelivsky,
pozvednuy sepnute rpce k lnoditbe.
Srol nes doaud mic hratr icho chvtje
Sc 1zkosti strachem, BY ia zpraya meme
In nasledkdy tez pro otce."
,,Kde meska Jira?"
,,Pravt prisel Sc Srolem,' pravil ieden
&c strazcd.
,,Toz vpust je sem. Ty mdaes odstou-
pit
Posel odesel Jira Srol vstoupili do
sine.
(PokraGoyam.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14

,,kolik pax ii PRIDE, diyenkoI' tazala
SC kvGtinaika
nDela to" veoe Ceri5ka, ,,8edmnact
franku n petactyficet centimu, jak Sc
mi zda; ostatek raGte sptctat kytice."
,Ano, mas pravdu." dipani Legrando
va, ;, znas dobfc GGet sv1i, mann "a to,
ze mas donna We SVEN pokoiiku nekde v
koute ntjakou pokladnicku pro schraneni
penez.
,,Anor' zasmala SO Cerska, ,.m1ze by
IT,"
IA co 81 chces pofidit "a uschran6n$
peniz, slecinkos"
,Achl" odpovedela Ceriska zpdsobem
vaznym, jemuz odpiralo vzdoroyite ll6ko,
,,penez tfeba, chcemeli sc zafiditr'
,,Ty Sc chces zafidit! - Ty mne chces
opusttl"
,Nikoli," di Ceriska, tax to nemy-
SLIM"
,,Tak tedy sc chces snad vdatil"
,,Arcif," odtusila Ceriska proste.
Pfi techto slovech upustl lnladenec,
ienz sklonen mad knihou ucetni poclta,
velkou kahku ma bilou stranku, pero Wy
pablo mn zruky.
TAX to chci slyset tak to nam rada-
v6r',, lepe jest vdati Sc "a hodneho mIadi
ka nosit dale cepetek, nez miti "a klo-
boukem kytky, iak to cini mnohe dlvky,
iez obskakovany jsou hejnem heiskd, ma
iicich ma rukou zlute rukavicky ma oku
kus skla, ably Sc libili.
,,Je ale zpozdila ia holka," pravila tiEe
hubena dolitkovata divka, jez majic
hlayu hluboko mad dilem sklonenu praco
vala; ,,kdybych byla tax slicna jako Co.
riska, nedala bych Sc zmrzaeit praci pro
nepatrny vydelek tficeti krecarii denne,
drive nez by ubchlo sest m6sicd, chtela
bych SO voziti kocafe."
Ceriska pfiblizila Sc Ike stolku, "a nimz
vyskraboval mladenec kahku.
Zach sleGinko,' zaseptal vyplacele div
ce di7ce penize, .,chtela-li byste Sc vdat,
vedel bych zaist6 =. ia 49,. konecnt."
IA mas liz milovnika, jenz 81 te vezme,
divenko," otazala Sc pani Legrandova
prerusulic rozpacit6 vyznani lasky mlade
no pokladnika.
.,Arci ze :" di Ceriska.
Tenkrat zbledl pokladnik zrovna tax,
iak sc drive rd6l, ruka jeho Sc chvela,
kdyz die obyGeje vyplacel diva frankly Y
osrni kusech ostatnich sedmnact tranku
a ctyficet pet centimi v drobnych.
"A miizes nam fici, mala ctyeratko,
kdo Jest ten vas nastavaiici." tazala Sc pa.
nj kytkafska.
jest to hodny d6lnik," di Ceriska be-
ostychapi. e arGteI
Mas ho rala.'
,,Podiyno," vece divka smejic Sc, ,,snad
bych 81 chttla witt muze, jenz by Sc mi
neibil" ..f.<... ..g
A Ceriska schovala penize do kapsy a
ofilala move dilo, nacez dala pani Legran
dove divkam dime pracuiicim Bo-
hem odesla.
(Pokra6ovani.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14


IVA misto sesazeneho hejtmana
s 5oJana Hvezdy Vicemilic, kite
ry do fady slechtic1v taborskych nalezel.
zvolen byl dne 9. dnora pan Hasek
Ostrovskyz Valdstyna, hlavni pfivrzenec
vitoldovy strany. Rada devatenacti Sc
sadila vsechnytehdejsi demokraticke kon
sey a ufedniky obou NEST zakazala kne
zlrn pfistup do rad mestskych.
lie vsak strana slechticka, vefelnemu
,uinani Sc podrobujic, Jana zefyskeho $
Jakoubkem, Englisem Kardinalem "a
spoIuspravce vseho duchoyenstva prazske
no uznati potvrditi nisela, uzavfela
sprostti Sc no zpdsobern zradnym.
Pan Hasek Petr Y6zecky, purkmistr
Stassho Meta. 9soshovaaplan, kterym
podkopana mela byti navzdy moe strany
demokraticke kralovska Praze. IS
Y, sezepi, tomto dozrala. myslenka ieiicl
K cinu.
Prave rlluyili, Hasek Vezecky spolr
septem u okna, zapisujice vselicos na ma
le ctyrhrane desky pergamenove.I.
Mezi ostatnimi byla jedina nam znam'
tvaf, totiz Charyat, ktereho jsmena Sine
hove seznali. Mluvil . Petfikeml Rezkem
konselem Noveho Mesta. Bleda tva
Rezkova byla telnef prdsvitna. kalne
v.like oko lesklo Sc a svitilo pod svraste
nym Selem ma ktere padaly neladu h'
vranf vlasy. Petfik Rezek byl ieden
neipfednejsich Husitdv. Vynikal razn'
!, stifa neoblomnosti ducha. Lid v nem ct
:. statecneho obhaice svebo v sffi radni.
4 Mimo Rezka bylo tu jeste pet lnyc
8 konsel1, Noveho Mesta. sOstatni vysa
| Stare Mesto. a'tp.'
.Mfi spasiteli, lax se ten dnesni dt
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14

Aintntz Gusgnon.
Zatim kdyz Sc Baccarat dala "a Fer
nandem Rocherem, sleduiic jei pfime-
fene dalce az do ulice SaintLouisske do
domu pana Beauprcau, ubirala Sc Ce-
riska lehkfm krokem ulici du Temple a
obratila SO do ulice Rambuteau, kdezto So
nachazel kystinafsky sklad, pro ntlE pra-
covala.
/. Byla tax okouzllici We svtm odevn, We
- svych pobybech v chdzi, re kolem Jdou
ci. byf NELL sebe vice naspech, SO zastavo
vail, aby Sc ma nj podivali, neieden mia
dix, stole ma prahu sveho skladu vida
kolem idouci divku, fekl k sobe: +
2, ..Jak krasna to divka; sfasten, koho mi
lujel"
Aysak Ceriska nevsimajic 81 ami zamilo
vanych pohleddv ami SLOW vice meme spa
sobnych, jichzto SO j ma ceste dostalo, nbi
rala Sc dale mystic ma sveho draheho Lee
4 ona, jehoz choti Sc mela co nevidet stati.
Tax dospela do skladu, kdez uvitana las
kayvm trstnevem od maiitelky skladu,
1praci jeii spokojenou. Pani Legrandova,
PAM skladu, zyolala vidouc j vchazet.
81 lille, Ceriska, nejlepsi mole deinicel
Dobfe, velmi .dobfe, divenko, zs pfichazi'
te: yracite mi dnes vseP e79da194I
,,Ano." iod povedela Ceriska, peclive roz
balujic na stole dilo sye; .nenam jiz mic
: vice doma." i.1felq .he ofzI
stt IT Jest to dilo,sdi pani Legrandova, do
bra pfivetiva to lena, vvemi dobre
pskne. 4 vizte hodnou pilnou delnici,
liz poskytuje prace nejystsi radost; Wy o.
81 .statni divky takto nepraculete, Wy lste ie-
.qnive.n tNi"4'
-.iqa A polo Sc smejic polo yazne pohlnlae--
JIG obratila SO kvetinafka phi techto slo-
vech X pati ncbo sesti divkam, We sklad
"a dne praSpjicim. ,ay
Ma to Sc obratila k mladiku, ienz spra
j. voyal pokladnu domu a jenE majepero z
uchem pohlizel Sc zrakoma zamilovany
ma ma slicnou Cerisku. aarl fg
,Psspeate, pane Enggene," .PraviIa, ~,
platte piece Cerisce praci . ptestafte p
hlizeti ma nj zraky plnymy sladkosti, ja
koby 10 byla divka, ktera by Sc yam da
Ia ptemluyit:" .s.,.w
Mlady pokladnik 50 zardel sklop
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,NuzeF tazal Sc.
,Matka pravila, ze nutno promluvit 5
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Jan zeliv',sky.
Historickd pocidka sdob husitshych.
".
Ma kazani.

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IVA mist0 sesazeneho heltmana
Ii E2oJana Hvezdy Vicemilic, kite
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Ptekrasne uplynulo odpoledni pro mia
de zamilovane lidicky a pro matku, jez
byla celia sfastna, ze pan z Beaupreau, ma
seiS byIi docea zapomei, jiz Sc byl do
mu aayratil ze jiz hodina obedu byla
nplynula.
Naiednou zocili jei vchazet do salonu
Rrokem rychlym tvafi zardelou.
Mala jeho ocka syltila "a modryma
breilema, celia postava ieho prozrazova-
la neobycejne poboufeni, sotva ukryvane.
PAtrno, ze Sc mu bylo n6co neobycejne-
no pfihodilo, cimz vyrusen byl re syeho je
dnotvarneho Myota.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14
Move tajnOstl Paiizsk6.
Roman We trech diIech
Cd
PONSONA TERRAlL.
II frame. pFeiozH A. A.
Taiemne dedictvi.

,NuzeF tazal Sc.
,Matka pravia, ze nutno promluvit
oteem.
Mladik smutne syesi hlavu.
,Znam pana Beaupreau,' zaseptal,
on mi odepfe vas rnku. -. Jsem chu-
d. jedina ma nadeie jest hspech mij Y
dramatickem spisovatelstvi
,Slyste,'di Hermina, ,matinka 80 mne
tazala. zdali jsem 81 vasi opravdovou la
skou jistaF
,Mohla-liz byste pochybovati tomf
,Ach, ackoliv ina matka pred otcem ia
kJsi strach, ona ho pfedce uprosi, ona
nne velmi miluie.'
"A kdy ma feknei' otazal Sc Fernand,
lehoz srdce moene tlouklo.
,Tfeba dnes vecer, chceteli.'
V tn chvili obala il n6znosti matka,
jez Sc byla tise ncpozorovan6 pfiblizila,
pohlednouc ma Fernando pravila:
Jest to pravda, ze il miluietef
Sloya tato pronesla hlasem nepokoi ba
rozeileni jevicim a toliko matce obvy-
klym.
Fernand neodpovedel, ale padl pied
pani Beaupreau ma kolena pohledl ma
Herminu zrakem, nemz plala horouci
laska.
,Nuz, proc bych Sc vzpirala stesti ditete
svehos' pravila matka vazne vlozia ru-
ku dcery .sve rnku Fernandovn, zasnu-
bujic je timto prostym, avsak vyznam-
nym cinem.
,Po obede odyede vas Hermina do pra
covniho pokoje pana Beaupreau ne
chate mas spolu samote.'
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-07-31
Omcers of the State Grange.

The following are the officers
elect for the State Grange of Mis-
sissippi for the ensuing two years
W. L. Hemmingway, Carrollton
Carroll county, Master.
Put Darden, Fayette, Jefferson
county, Overseer.
Maj. E. G. Wall, Jackson, Kinds
county, Lecturer.
4. J. Jackson, Liberty, Amitc
county, Steward.
Frank Burkit, Houston, Chicka-
saw county, Assistant Steward.
w. II. Rainey, Starkville, Oktib-
beha county, Chaplain.
J. b. Robertson, Brownsville,
Kinds county, Treasurer.
W. l.. Williams, Ricnzi, Alcorn
county, Secretary
l.. S. Terry, Kosciuske, Attala
county, Gate-keeper.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hicks, Benton, Iazoo
county, Ceres.
Mrs. J NJ. Gill, Oxford, Lafayette
county, Pomona
Mrs. Matte Burkit, Houston,
Ghickasaw county, Flora.
Ms. Augusta Ably, Claiborne
cSanty, Lady Assistant Steward.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
W. l.. Hemingway, Carrollton,
Carroll county.
Il. d. Bridewell, Beauregard, Co
niah county
W. w. Vaught, Magnolia, Pike
county.
W. j.. Williams, Rienzi, Alcorn
COUNTY.
A. J. Vaughan, Marshall county,
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