davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-18

yicws Of hpldcts. who insisted upon 1oo ndyante.
nuyers did not to have any very urgent ordcra
hand, and, Hnia wis tho SUPPLY, not III thu hogs
were taken. Holders gained the advaace demanded.
hoaeEer, tle o. - trading being accomplished At t70
BU3 for ordinary to choice bacon grades. aud at $40
@7.s3 for con7nion to prime heavy weights. There
we're or thseo ha!es Of oxta Philadaph4 bogs at
&345. The market cInsed Errnt
, 1875-08-18
COMMERCIAL

Tho following wers The receipts anI s.rnsents Of
tho eafng articles Of produce In this city during the
tweuty.four hoars eudiut at o'clock Tuesday
o1uig aud fur thu ton1!pQ d4te year agot
, 1875-08-18

Total Of all ktuls iu atore 411 In. Thcao agurea
show dccrraas during tnat week ht 8 0iH bn wheat,
91J .2' b corr. 7s.& III eats 1sa ba bAxey en9 All
ncrease of 270a bu rye Total dscreAAe s31, 1A9 bu.
, 1875-08-18

10 cEoicet aud $a.GO33.tt for common. L1th wero
stesly Al II .tn. .nil aflns1e- Al t2.,o S9.so.
ftufr At fl.a1. Sold by Egcstn.l, fJazcltul h Gu.
Following arc t}D yard 1ttot tthInA: ..-
, 1875-08-18

BTEEF-Tl0Fa wa Ou!y . RnaI1 aM0Nnt Of stock
On Haio, but 1t about elualeI tie dotu md, which
condned to shipping the current wsnta ot tho homo
trAIo. We conluus to quote poor to choice It $J0D9
6.po por t0U Hs.
, 1875-08-18

LUMBER.
Taa Feceph and shipnsits u lumber, sto., for tho
week sudas Aug H. and sIee Jan, l. ware follows,
, 1875-08-18

iii. A.:et.
ChjrAco City T Ct. ionds.,. INA Tut. 1nI mt.
rAIcapn t'ity e ct. PeweraGc lu5 Int. 1o1 int,
Clftaro Cly i Ct. w.trrlaan 100 Int. loi iut.
louk Gttu,ty y Il. bonds. .
Raost Iltr.. ....I0J 4 INT. 1u' lpt.
C.nk County: u ct. bntts, long H..
uAtr... HA-
West p4rk per ccht buuda.... .......... 93 Hi.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12
CRIME IND CRIHINILS.

Two California murderers, named Estrada
AM Gotta, were recently executed at Sacra-
meIItO.
Tho leader of the late bold express robbery
at Memphis has been arrested at Cape Girar
deau. Mo.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12
CONGRESSIONAL.

FRIDAY. Feb. 26.-Scndtc-Thc Committee on
Finance reported adversely on the bill to secure de
positors i'll the Trcc,lluan's Bank from loss. go. The
same committee. reported favurably on the bil to
amend section 3.342 of til" Revised Statutes, intro
duce,I On the 81 inst, and i; WAS passed. The bill
requires brewers to afix upon the spigot hole.
on every barrel containing f"rucntcd liquors, til"
proper stamp. when such barrel j. sold or reno, ed
from the brewery or warehouse, and
also requires the stamp to be Cancelled at
the time Of offering the saIie, 10y writing or imprint
ing thereon the name of the manufacturers Of the
liquor. -. The remainder OF the session was occupied
in consideration of the Civil Rights bill.
House-After ~dlsposIng OF some unimportant rou-
TIM business. the House proceeded to the discussion
Of the bill ito provide against invasion of States
and to prevent the subS cr-ion of their authority, and
to maintain the security of elections
SATURDAY. Feb. 27.-SpnGte-The Vice-presi-
dent appointed as the committee under the rcsolu-
ton to examine the several branches of the civil
s"ryicc during thu recess Messrs. Allison, Boutwell,.
ConEIing, Mcrrinon, and Eaton ....T The Civil Rights
bill was taEen III. ana, after a long debate. finally
passed, exactly a. it came from the House. The
icbat" was opened by Carpenter, who yche-
mcntly opposed the measure on Constitu-
tional grounds, expressing the firm conviction
that II was unconstitutional and would be- so de-
clarcI by the Supreme Court when brought before
that tribunal. He was followed by Morton in an
earnest slsoch in favor o: the bill. After the re-
lection of al amendment by Thurman to the sec
ton IN regard to jurors. so that il should not apply
u State courts. the bill was put upon its passage
and adopted by the following vote:
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12

closed 10 escape mourning the penalties of the
Civil flights bill. In the Tennessee Legislature
a bill has been introduced repeating the law
licensing hotels.
A line of stages is to be run between Sioux
City and the Black Hills.
4 National Butter and Egg Convention
has jl7t been held i'll Chicago. being. We be
lieyc. the first truly national convocatioli of
men devoted to these interests that ever assem-
bed.
An Omaha dispatch states that the lid So
ciety have about finished clothing and feeding
the @rasshoprcr people. and are now putting
measures Oh foot to furnish them seed. Three
hundred thousand acres are to be supplied, ana
the society have just started solicitors into
Iowa. Illinois and the surrounding country. for
the puI1ose OF collecting gram. Gen. Bri;bin
has been sent to California. The State appro-
p~riation will not furnish over $4,000 acres. and
the AZ! voted 10y the government is only avail
able for food. Many of the railroads furnish
tree transportation.
The aggregate of the appropriation bills
passed By the Forty-third Congress is ap-
proXimately stated at 5142. 600. 900.
Minnesota pronounces against compulsory
education.
The more important acts of legislation
passed by Congress were l All the regular
bill. ). The Civil Rights bill. 4. The bill levy
ing additional taxes. ). Bill admitting Col
orado III 1877 as 4 State of TIE Union. &. Tie
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12
THE GREAT SCIND.IL YRIiI.

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Lin,.aIf .I- aN,,
,. 80 r1S, :,
a.;,,Ia.a1 ,a;t33 TI.sI .~..s
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lilo r.n.1-.
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12

Certain movements on the part Of the
animal creation, before = change of
weather, appear to indicate a reasoning
faculty. Such seems to be the case with
the common garden spider, which, IL
the approach Of rainy and windy
weather, will be found to shorten and
strengthen the supporting guys OF his
web, lcngtheDing the SAINT when the
storm is over. There is Il popular super
stition III England that ii is mlucky for
an angler to meet IL single magpie bat
two of the birds are Il good omen. The
reason is that the birds "foret,l TIE com
ing Of cold or stormy weather amt then,
instead OF their searching f0r Good for
their young i'll pairs, one VIII always re-
main on the nest. SeaguliS predict
storms by assembling ON the land, as
they know the rain will bring earth
worms and larvse to the surface. This,
however, is merely a search for food, and
IS due to the same instinct which teaches
the swallow to fly III fine weather, and
skim along the ground when foul IS COM
ing. They simply follow the flies and
gnats which remain i'll the warm strata
OF the air. The different tribes of wad-
ing birds always migrate before rain,
likewise to hunt for food Many birds
~foretell rain by warming cries and IN
easy actions swine will carry hay and
straw to hiding places, oxen Will lick
themselves the wrong way of the hair,
sheep will bleat and skip about, crows
will gather in crowds, crickets will sing
more loudly, flies come into the house,
frogs croak and change color to q dingier
hue, dogs eat grass, and rocks soar like
hawks. 1t is probable that many of
these actions are due to actual uneasi-
hess, similar to that which all who are
troubled with corns or rheumatism ex-
p"rience before a storm, and are caused
both by he variation III barometric pres
sure and the changes in the electrical
condition Of TIE atmosphere.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12
C.iTHOLTC Dig SITiRTES.

In all there are 1879 dlgnitaries of the
Catholic Church. They consist OF Cardi-
mails, Archbishops, Bishops, Patriarchs,
and collectively are denominated prel-
ates. After them come their soldiers,
who are truly i'll legions, scattered every
where, and they are called priests,
monks, nuns, Sisters of Charity, etc. OF
course the Pope is at the head of all !;
til" Jesuits and the Holy lnquisition are
the chief pillars and supports Of the
church. There are at present six Cardi-
nails of the order of Bishops, thirty-seven
Cardinals of the order of priests, eight
Cardinals of the order OF deacons-in
all, ifty-one Cardinals composing the
Sacred College, and they will proceed to
elect another Pope on the day Pho Mono
dies, and the mere fact of his election
would make that other Pope infallible-
utterly incapable Of making mistakes.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12
FIN1NCTIL IND INDTSTRIiL.

The public debt statement shows a decrease
of the debt, during February, Of 6.CS0, 1873 ::
coin in the Treasury. So. GIG, 0S3 currency
in the Treasury, so, G.097; coin certificates.
sd, 2G9, 400 deposits for leSal-tenders, SOL
500. 900.
The number Of hogs packed at Chicago
during tie season just closed was LG71. 739,
against !. 522, 2f7 the previous season.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12
v.

1t is stated that the Pope will present
Archbishop Manning with a Cardinals hat.
The German government las introduced a
bill i'll the EeiclstaS Withdrawing the endow-
ments to Catholic colleges. and providing
for their restoration only after bishops shall
have signed Il pledge to obey the state in
stead of the ecclesiastical laws. This is done
in retaliation for the recent encyc!i"al of the
Pope.
The palace of tie Catholic Archbishop of
Bucno5 Ayres WAS recently sacked, and the
homes of the Jesuit residents set on fire.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12
SAVANNAH, MISSOURI.
NEWS IN BRIEF.


The report that Senator Nye, of Nevada.
is insane, has proved too true. While en-
route from Washington to the South, a few daya
ago, he wandered from the train at Richmond.
Va. and was a:tcrward found sacrcttI in the
depot.
The trouble at the Annapolis Naval Academy.
growing ont uf the treatment Of TIE coloTed ca
Diet Baker, by members of the fourth class.
still continues. During last week Cadet En-
Siuecr Gordon Claude. Of Annapolis. was or
dcrcd. during drill exercises. to fence with tie
colored midshipInan. and this lie positively re-
fused To do, whereupon lie was expelled from
the Academy.
Ann Eliza has gained her point against
Brigham. who becomes her profit a. we'll
a. her prophet. Judge Mexican allows her
$500 alimony and -. 900 for the expense of
the trial.
Missouri declares III favor of Dehoren for
Bishop of Illinois.
William Henry Dutton. Jr.. proprietor Of
the Boston Transcript. is dead.
A. C.. Buell., i newspaper correspondent,
has been taken from st. Louis - Washington
TO answer to an Indictment i'll the District of
Columbia for libeiing Senator Chandler.
The Mayor Of New York has appointed Gen.
Fitz John Porter Commissioner of Public
Works for that city.
A London telegram announces the serious
illness of John Mitchell.
The venerable Lorenzo Thomas. late .Adju-
tant-General of the army, is dead. He was -
years old.
Mr.. Sener. Republican member of Con-
gress from Virginia, assaulted Brooks. editor OF
the National RePHjlican. III the Capitol Res
taurant at Washington, on the last day OF the
session. Mr.. Brooks had, il an editorial. called
Sencr a Judas I4cariot for certain votes he had
cast. Brooks was seriously. though not DAN
gcTuuslv injured.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12

UOuSe-Thc Ways and Means Committee submit
ted their report il regard to the Pacific Mail in
ve-tigation. which was ordered printed 80 The
feature of the House proceedings was the discussion
OF the Force bill, which lasted from IL O'Clock I'll
midnight, and eliminated in one of the bittcrcst
parliamentary fights Of the session. The Demo-
Gratis opposed the bill in all its stages. and delayed
pension Of the rules, which occurred at
= o'clock. An exciting personal colloquy be
tween Ben Butler ami Speaker Blaine took
place during the calling of the roll on the final vote.
Blaine took his stand near the Clerks desk, Mr..
Cessna being in the chair, to watch the result. But
Ter and others crowded up to the same spot, when
some one made the point of order that members
should not he allowed around the Clerks desk dur
ing the progress of Z vote. All the members took
the hint but Butler, who strutted up to where the
Speaker stood, and declared that he had as much
right there a Mr.. Blaine. The latter became
furious. ana angry words passed between them.
which was near eliminating i'll a knock-dOwn. but
the Speaker pro tenn. declared Butler out of order.
when he subsidized. The bill was amended. on mo-
ton of George T. Hoar, so as to restrict the territory
the States Of Arkansas. Louisiana, Alabama and
Mississippi, after which it WAS put to Il vote and
pas-ed-yeas, I35; nays. ia.
MONDAY. March 1.-Sendte-The credentials
Michigan, were placed on fIe. Bills passed: To
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12

The war between the rival Pennsylvania
and Baltimore companies still continues. and
reduction III fares to the East i the order of
the day. 1t costs only 80 now to 90 to Balti-
more from Chicago, and to Philadelphia. $11.
Tie prospect is that fare to Baltimore viii
eventually fall AZ low rs 3, and the opposition
vii! ie carried OH till one OF the other OF the
parties weakens.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12

THE Governor of Connecticut las APP
pointed SenatOr-elect Eaton to the va
cancy in the United States Senate Gre
ated by the death of Mr.. Buckingham.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12

THE tailor relies on measures not
men, when garments are to he fitted,
but when the bill is to be paid he goes
for the man.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12
Fires IND CASUALTIES.

com.
-
FIXES CASUALTIES.
lie bark Bell Hill has been wrecked on the
Irish coast of BaieySgan, and thirteen OF the
crew ro"ned-
by the recent iornderlnS OF the EnglISl
steamship li~onS-honS' III the Indian ocean
many lives are supposed 20 nave Deeil io9t'
Inc ile record Tor SATURDAY req. =, en-
y. 1oa, .5nn ,a,. ,..L;,,, vor,lo,.o :,
~pli1a3oIrhia 1,,, aso nnn. .r,o torr house :,
tLa s,.iar ,;rono no.r u,ls,n y fla
,liof o,,,., Of r.,.or,,, Of tho ShoLo, or,ur-
,,;.,. los a7p noo .o,.or.I .+oro. ~ y;ori,a
Ia, 1o. ~ M f,,,rr, mill ~ C,ot+a-
,,oouo Taru los. e5o ono
Disastrous floods III the Last are reported.
Much property has been destroyed by the over
flow of the iioueatonic river, i'll Connecticut.
and at Philadelphia a food III the Schuylkill has
caused the stoppage of many mills. by wIic!
thousands of operatives are thrown ont of I'm
ploymelIt.
The Tennessee VALLEY has been visited by
another terrible flood. quite as disastrous as
IilIt % islSI SlilllE. All tlit low lGltl tIt SUP
merged. the railroads cut. and much damage
done TO propcrtv of all descriptions.
The damage by the recent floods in East Ten
nessee is estimated at over a million dollars.
ANOTHER ocean wreck. with great loss of life,
il reported. The steamer Gothenburg was re-
Gently lost on one of the Fourneau1 Islands, in
Bass Strait. between Van Dieman's Lasd and
Australia. Some 175 persons were drowned.
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~P0LITICfL.
The p~artisans of McErery. i'll New Orleans,
are holding public meetings to d%enounce the
Wheeler compromise, and doing al III their
power to prevent Its adoption.
-lhe Election committee OF the lower house
OF Congress report that they have examined the
H. IT,, on1 e,J
- D.,
- 100 ;. 10 ,oto.
NJ 10000 4La cu.. o,oo+ .,n, v-;..o
n - hn~ aInn,., .anoponn,ron, o,,1
.Iua,,, in+ord. 70 ho and tI.+ bo win on info
onntraa,
rr,o Donoor.+s Of ,rionioan na,o ,on
,otod How IrmanD yor,i. for tI,o ,1,co y,
.ho on,o ponoh ,nodo ,,oo,t J.. 1,d.o
C.riStIancyS election to the Senate.
congress declines to restore the political
rights of Raphael Semmes.
The Hon. Isaac Marston. of Bay City. has
been nominated by the Republicans of Michigan
to succeed Judge CIIristiancy OH the Supreme
Bench.
The manager of the leading Memphis
~tlleater refuses to admit co!ored people to his
~tIleater on an equality with whites. and Will test
in the courts the constitutionalitv Of the
Civil picbts hill
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12

PENNSYLVANIA still produces $40, 000,-
600 worth OF lumber annually.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-03
Petition Tor Removal.

LOUISVILLE, December 2-All the par.
ties concerned In the suits against the
Louisville & Cincinnati Short line
Railroad, by which the Receiver had been
appointed over n year ago, filed petition
IN court to-day asking that that Office be
declared vacant. The reason assigned il
that the Receiver 8. Gill, who has filled
The position acceptably since his appoint
ment Is now mentally deranged and una.
bic TO attend to his duties. His condition
Is alleged 10 have been produced by
disease Of the brain. A certificate 10 this
effect Of Mr.. Gill's rhysician accompanies
The petition, also the ailldavito OF his;brothef
and other relatives acknowledging the
same. The court will appoint a new
Receiver tomorrow, and a deduction in
the salary from $1,000 to $4,000. Mr..
Gill 10 an old railroad expert, and ia
known all over the Continent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-03
Political and Presidential.

Our West Virginia legislators will
learn with astonishment that California
legislators average about $50 worth Of
Stationery" a session, among the arti-
cles coming under that head being feather
busters, matches, shovels, tacks, mols,
twine, soap, disinieCtants, glasses, spit.
toOnS, baskets, brooms and water.Iilters.
The old suggestion OF constitutional
amendment making ex.Presidents Except
incasc Of impeachment senatorS.at.lurge
for life has been revived by admirers Of
President Grant, who don't want him to
run for reelection next year.
The Chicago Tribune Ia afraid the
"communistic savages" will be for max
Ing a bonfire of the city again this win
ter. It warns them not to try 1t on, II
they value their lives. "Every lamp
post in Chicago will be decorated with n
communistic carcass, II necessary" it
says,
Last year the Mississippi House stood,
"a Republicans, 43 Democrats; this year,
the count shows 10 Republicans and 0S
Democrats. Some Of the Republican
Senators held over, but the Senate stands
20 Democrats to II Republicans, There
are only l4COlorcd men in the new Leg.
islaturc-and one Of tlemiSa Democrat.
Mr.. Wells, the only Republican Congress-
man elected, is not enough Of Il lsepubIi.
can to "hurt him."
Congressman Barney CanIGCld is going
to reform things in general and the
House in particular, He has read to an
awe.struck reporter bill giving the cab
met officers seats on the floor, and requir.
them to be in them on Mondays and
Thursdays, during the "morning hour"
ready to answer any questions that may
be put to them. lie is also going to in
troduce q bill reducing the Presidents
pay to the old figure, and a resolution for
a constitutional amendent limiting Presi.
dents to one term apiece.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-03
Republican Policy In Ithe Cam
paign Of 1876.


WHEELING, ". Va, Dec. 9, 1875.
Editors InteilIgencer:
Asa regular reader Of your valuable pa
per have In the last six months noticed
letters from various correspondents
tending TO prescribe n certain class Of
Republicans for all future time for the
part they we're called upon to take
In removing the Seat Of Government
from Charleston. OF course these cor
respondents live In the Third Congress.
sional District. The latest would.be die.
tator gives your readers his views upon
several proposed candidates for various
offices, iavorably reviewing most all
named until he reaches the name Of Hon
r. /. Berkshire, Senator for the old Re
publican stronghold Of Monongalia
county, when lie proceeds TO issue his bull
Of Punishment from public life against
this gentleman, because forsooth he was
called upon to represent lis constituen.
cy and reflect their will upon The
Capital question. The aforesaid
correspondent signs his letter "Third
District Soldier" The few Repub.
licans who lived outside the Third
District are quite we'll disposed towards
the large number who are within The
geographical limits Of that District, and
I feel uiite certain will be very willing to
accord 10 them the lions share Of chances
for running for Office at the next clec.
ton; and we expect them to select their
own men, good and true, for our endorse.
ment. but while this Is true, they will
expect the privilege Of selecting some Of
the candidates from without the bounda.
ries Of that District; and II, in exercising
this privilege, they should present the
name ol the lion. Ralph L. Berkshire, or
any other good Republican who may have
done his duty, as he understood II, In his
representative capacity, II such one
should be deemed worthy to represent
tho Republican pfinct piles Of the State and
nation, we do not expect to enquire
whether he voted for OF against re-
moving the capital. II the Republicans
OF the Third District think they can by n
waive Of the hand, dispense with the as
sistance Of such counties as Monongalia,
Preston, Marshall, Tyler and others that
might be named, with those who represent
them, perhaps they had better try II. II
there il any considerable number Of Re.
publicans in the Third District who think
with "Third District Soldier" we would
suggest to them the propriety Of selecting
from their number good, honest capable
men for candidates, and Of allowing US
the same privilege. We do not expect TO
be cajoled or frightened into condemnihg
good, honest and faithful Republicans,
who have represented us faithfully, 10
please the whim Of few whose Republi-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-03

ESerycity has itsspecinlties in the way
Of 'emi.annual dividends. Here in
Wheeling we look to our iron stocks. 1t
' possible that We will look in vain this
coming January for the customary "cent
per cent" Ifso, we will be no worse ofT
Than other communities where, as here,
prices have declined below dividend
earning point, The Eastern cotton and
HooIcn manufacturing companies are
either passing their dividends or reduc-
ing them, Nearly every dividend day
now occurring, shows lower and lower
profits in the great industries. We notice
that at Boston this week the Amoskcag
mills reduced its dividend from 8 to per
cent, the Hamilton from A to 3, the Stark
also from ito 8, while the Langtlon 4 Ap.
PIeton passed altogether.
The decline in the prosperity Of manu- /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-03

New YORK, December "a private
letter received from Ragusa Dalmatia,
Austria, from a lady who is an eye wit.
ness Of the suilerings Of the Herzegovina
refugees, contains the following: Very
many Of the children have only one gar.
ment tied around them 10 hide their
nakedness there are al present In Ragusa
about 10000; the refugees are nearly all
women, children and old men. There
are about 10000 who hardly have blan-
kets to protect them from the winters
cold, or roof 10 cover them, say nothing
Of the wounded and sick men brought
here. The lady makes an earnest ap.
pela for help, for whole population
whose sin isthat they are christians.
She adds; My husband was on the
frontier at Bosnia, where the river Sare
divides the Turkish territory from Aus.
tria. lie was entreated by the people Of
the Austrian village not 10 cross the river
and enter the Turkish town as he would
certainly lose his life, but by allowing
himself to be introduced as merchant
from Trieste lie was unmolested. As he
walked through the streets Of CoStangia
he saw the headleSs bodies Of the Christ.
ians lying all about tho streets, and on
the river he had seen boats filled with.
refugees striving for dear life 10 reach
the Austrian shore. The Turks fired in:
to and sunk one Of the boatS, the others
reached the shore covered with blood
from the wounds Of the iugitiyes. Head
less bodies Of women were floating on the
water, and in the streets Of the towns
dogs were feeding on the corpSes Of the
Christian women,