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The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
CALIFORNIA; Big Lunnttc Asylum


In California, where everything is big, the
biggest lunatic asylum in the world is now
being erected. 1t is bigger, at any rate,
than any similar building in the United
States. although there is one of about the
same size in New Jersey. The circuit of
the California asylum falls only 200 feet
short of mile in extent 1t Is to be built
of stone, with carved corridors up to the
roof, and with the words "Dignitas" and
"Opulentia'' everywhere engraved. 1t is to
cost 81 500, ,0Oe. Maple, redwood and mar
ble adornments will embellish the interior
The society in this institution will be the
choicest in California, and the inmates,
happy in their escape from the atmosphere
of humbug that pervades the social and
business circles of the State outside the
walls of the asylum, will dwell in dignity
and opulence, and thank the gracious power
that made them lunatics instead of knaves
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

By American Press Association.
Another Chinese rising in Peru has beer
frustrated.
The cable is being repaired between st.
Pierre and Placentia.
The case of Moulton againt Beecher will
be commenced Tomorrow.
The Presidential party will leave Wash
ington to-day for the Centennial.
The Vandalia is at Port-au-P Prince, and
the Plymouth is coaling at Jamaica.
The argument in the impeachment case
was continued in the Senate yesterday.
J.E. Loughlin, was fatally injured by a
boiler explosion near Pottsville, Pa, yester-
day.
Mayor stokley, of Philadelphia, has re-
quested all business places to be closed on
Wednesday.
The case of Rubenstein, convicted OF the
murder of Sara Alexander at Brcoklyn,will
be tried on Friday.
e Nearly 5000 900 worth of silver was paid
out at the sub Treasury in New York yes
terday in redemption of currency.
The previous decision denying Stokes ap
plication for a discharge, charged with
numbering James Fisk, has been affirmed.
Up to noon yesterday the Executive De
partment of the Government had heard
nothing further from the British govern
ment.
There were no new developments in the
railway war In New York yesterday. The
companies are watching one another to dis
cover any cutting of rates.
The investigation into the Brooklyn Navy
Yard management was continued yester
day. The testimony was mainly in regard
to assessments for political and irregular
purposes.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
A Rival Of Jesse POmerOy.
By American Press Association,

BosToN, May S.-Piper's confession of
the murder of Mabel Young, in the Church
tower, also of the murder of Bridget Ian
dergan, and a murderous assault upop
Mary Tyner, has caused the motion for a
new trial to be overruled by the Supreme
Court. Piper is overcome by remorse, and
would rather die than live. He will, in a
few days, make detailed confession The
lyner girl, woman Of the town, is in an
insane asylum on account Of the injuries re-
celved at Piper's hands, who says he struck
her with hammer while she was asleep
The police credit his statements.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
Speaker X err to Resign.
By American Press ssociation,

ny 1H1rror iCtt1 IcFso aSsOCIdGIOII.
New YORK, May S.-A special to 1the
Tribune says:
Mr.. Kerr, in consequence Of continued i'll
health, and on the peremptory direction of
council of physicians, has decided to re-
sign his position as Speaker of the House
OF Representatives. His letter, it is under
stood, will be presented to the House to-
morrow. The health of Mr.. Kerr, ever
since his election has been a source of gaeat
anxiety not only to his friends and family
but to himself, and it has been so preca-
rous that it was sometimes feared that he
would not survive from week to week. Mr..
Kerr has already declined reelection to
Congress, and his friends say that if he
does not recover before midsummer, he will
resign his seat in Congress-
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
Some Of the Strikers Struck.
BY American Press Association.

by American Press Association.
CHICAGO, May S.-The striking lumber
showers massed to-day to the number of
four or five thousand in a riot. The entire
police force was called out, and eight or ten
OF the rioters were badly injured by the
policemen's revolvers. The mob was in
turiated and led by communists.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
The Weather To-day.

In the lower lake rdgion, rising, followed
by falling bssameter, winds backing to
warmer sougxn, clear or partly cloudy
weather. }<Lhe Middle States rising, fol-
lowed by stationary barometer, northwest
to southwest winds, lower temperature
than on Monday, partly cloudy weather and
coast rains, succeeded by clearing weather.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
FittiM0 Vp.

The new iron steam yacht, now being
built by the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company, and which has already been fully
described in the columns of THE HERALD,
is now nearly ready for shipment. Yester-
day the workmen were engaged in fitting
the various sections together, in order to
ascertain whether everything was right.
The pieces fit without any trouble, what
ever. The vessel will be shipped by rail to
Nevada,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
Death Of an Aged Minister.

BY American Press Association.
NEW YORK, May S.-Rev. VIM. Buell.
Sprague, D. D., one of the oldest and
most respected clergymen Of the United
States, died yesterday at his residence, al
Flushing, IL. He was born at Andover
Connecticut, in 1875, and retired from min
isterial labor in 1869. after half century's
work in the service ofGod.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
Police Nous,

Ezekiel Pritchett and Thomas Murray
(col.,) were each given hearing last even
ing at the Police Court, charged with run
ming the horses in the carts at work, on the
new basin. Fined costs of prosecution.
Edward Andrews was obliged to pay the
cost of a trespassing case. John Norris
son for disturbing the peace, was required
TO give bail for the sum Of 81, to keep the
peace, and pay the costs,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
Hitting tho Bulls Eve.
BY American Press Association.

ny 1SIHCIICHI TTTSS IASSOUlNtlUO,
DUBLIN, May s.-The second completion
at Dundalk for places in the Irish team
Tor the American Centennial rifle
contest, took place on Saturday. and
was conducted as before by squads of four
each. The score resulted in tie, W,
Rigby made score of 2ll out of possible
OF 225, which has been seldom equalled. Of
his 45 shots 81 were BULBS eyes.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
The Peruvian Prospect.

By American Press Association.
PANAMA, April 27.-Peruvian advices say
it is rumored that Congress, in July next
will ignore the Presidential election and
declare the present incumbent, Don Manuel
Pardo, Provisional President for two years.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
A Warning to Young Men,

In the Superior Court, day or two ago
an action was instituted under law of
this state, by which a husband Is made
liable for debts contracted by his wife pre-
vious to her marriage. The husband, who
is but recently married, is called on to pay
bill of sl47 80 for dry goods, ETC., pur-
chased by the lady before her marriage.
from large dealer on Eutaw street.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
QuestfOnfnr Ecuador.

BY American Press Association.
PANAMA, April 2T,-A report has reached
Bogota that the President of Venezuela had
sent an emissary to Ecuador to ascertain
what attitude she will assume in case OF
hostilities between Venezuela and Columbia.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
The Bergen Tunnel Explosion.
BY American Press Association.

NEW YORK, May S.-The recent cxplo-
sion at Bergen tunnel, in the vicinity OF
Jersey City and Hoboken, will be investi-
gated by the police. 1t is thought that the
Jersey City authorities will be held liable
for the damages for issuing permit for the
storage of powder in the city, and suits for
one hundred thousand dollars are to be
commenced. The police are satisfied it
was the work of the strikers.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09

NHANGE OF HOURS-WILMINGTO
~ 4 WESTERN RAILROAD. D.-Commenc.
Ing, Monday, September l4th, 1874, Trains
will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10. 30 .. m. and 5,35 nm.
Leave Landenberg 8.45 a. NJ, and 1880 p.m.
Arrive Wilmington 7.55 am, !, and 3.l5pm:
Arrive LandeRberg L. Is pm. and $50 pm.
CONNECTIONS.--At Wilmington, with
+. W. y b. and Delaware X. r. trains At
Landenberg with Penna. L. Delaware r. r.
aug 23-M DAVID CONNELL. Sun.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
TX lied ON the Road.
By American Press Association.

BY American PreBS ASSOc1AtlOn.
Fort LARAMIE, Wyoming Territory, May
Those arriving here from the Black
Hills report finding three dead bodies on
the road, killed by the Indians. Every
train has to fight its way through.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON Ann
BALTIMORE RAILROAD. AMI
NAYS, lT0.

NAY 8, lH0.
lows, for ' wi
Philadelphia and Intern ediate Station.
7.0e. $40. 800, $50. 952 lO.SO a. m., ISL 5MS
7.2N. 81 p. m. ''''
:, ,Phiiladelpnia and New York. LII a. H.
Baltimore and Intermediate Station,
l2h2. $50, q. m. $40 m. ''
baltimore and Washington, 1882 Tx
$3.50, o. M, l2.b8, l.23, $40, 10 p. in. -''''
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle. 1855, $40, $50, a. M, Los, 6ap
7.4Op. m. Wv
Wyoming and intermediate Stations
I2.h5, 9.3Oa. M, 7.40, p. m.
Delmar and InteImediate.statlons, p S.
$50. q. m. 6 20 pm. '
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
8.lO, q. m., AS, $50. p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, ,I,3la.m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852. i.5
q. m.
For further information passengers a,e
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot.
janl.ly II. F.. KENNEY, Supt
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

ON AND DAFTERsUNDAY, DECEMBER 9Th, 1875,
Trains leave Depot, Thirty second and
Market streets.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Paoli Accom-, go, 9. and 10 A. NJ, LILO, 445.
n and 7.4OP.M M.
Limited Fast Mail daily, .7,N AN.
Niaga1a Express daily. except
Renova and Kane Express daily, ' N'
YORK and dHfS' Hanover Express. ex- ''"N' H.
Lock- ecR' Hsven sn1z; Mail, except sun. ''0 A. A'
day, =. SOOA.M M.
York Mail daily except Sunday. 500 M.
Mail Train daily, ION sunday
leaves at A. NJ. and runs only
to Harrsburg,) 500 A. M.
Downingtown Accom-, ll.00 A. NJ. and 1890
p. M. On sun1ay at $50 A. m.
Fast Line daily, except Sunday, 1855 p. M.
Eimlra d l.. Haven Exp, except
YORK, Hanover and Fred'k ACC,
except Sundays, l2.55P.M.
Bryn Mawr Accom-, daily ex.
Lancaster and York Accom-, sx- '''' "'
Psrks.buTg 'rS; ISSa;in daily, except -" ..'
Pittsbnrg Express daily, except
Cincinnati Express daily. 3 3s:iS P. M:
Pacific Express daily 11.65 p. M.
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express,
Emisrant epi EXpress i2o5 A. N: daily eS except @
Monday, for which tickets must be pro-
cured and baggage delivered at ll8 Mar
ket street, by 5P.M M.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York, 2.4o, $3.50. 7,2o. $50.
l.25 P. M, i.$5, s.lo, AS, $50, 6.S5 and I
PM, and IL midnight. On Sunday, $40,
80; $50 4. NJ. 4;35, 6'&, JPN, and u
Train for New York ll.4op. n;
Express for Long Branch and Squan, 40
d. II FB1M si'S A''R RENsiNaroN f: !si DEPOT.
Bustleton, e:S5a. m II noon 5and lisp. m.
Way Train for Bristol, 6i5. p. m.
Trenton, 855, and 10: Is a. m. 2. $50, 4lO 55.
and S.2Oa m. On Sunday, 9.l5, a. m.
Express for New YORK s.4Oam.
Express for Long Branch. Up. n.
BELVIDERE DIVISION.
FROM KENsINGroN DEPo1.-Exprsss for
Trenton, Lambertville, Phillipsburg.
EastOn, Water Gap, Scranton, &C., 655,
g. Am m. and $50 p. IN. Express for Bevi-
For Lambertville. Pennington and Hope
well, 10. l5a. m. and Sis p. M.
For bennington, 6,55 and 1918 am. and
AMBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.
Accom-. for New York, via Perth Ambov
and Jamesburg ana Monmouth junction
$50 a. m and 2 p, ~, connecting for Long
Branch and Squan.
Accom- for Trenton, connecting with Ex-
press trains for New York. $50, s, and III
q. M, II noon. 2, $50, 4.3O and $50 p. m.
Way Train for Burlington, go p. m. Sun
day Trains 10 u. m. and and $50 p. m
Way Train tor BOrdentown, 8 and ll.oo
y. M, On Sunday ut $40 p. m.
For kihkora Branch, $50 q. m. 2 ana i'o'
For Hightstown, 6, e.so a. m, 2, a.45, and
$50 p. m.
For Long Branch and New York. 8 a. nj.
For TuckertOwn, q. m. and 5 p. m,
For Medford, 6, and Ills a. m, 3.45 and 6.S
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton, 6.s and
Ills a. M, 3.45, 5. and $50 p. m. For Mt'
Holly, ]. and ll3O p. m.
Sunday Trains for Mt. Holly, 10 a. m.,
and 6p. M.
For Merchantvillea and Moorestown. 10 Pm pm;
on, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday
only.
The Union Transfer Company will call
for and check Baggage from Hotels ana
Residences. Time Cards and full informa.
tlOn can be obtained at the Deoots anu
Ferry named above. a, d at the folloWlhs'
T1cKrr No. 838 Chestnut street..
s. +. cor. BROAD 4 Chestnut Sts'
oFFIcEs No 1l6 Market Street.
Gent Manager. Ge,,'I Passenger A0t.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09

S STATEMENT
SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE
GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY.
January !. 1876.
Cash Capital, (U. s. bondsD 81 O0O, 900 90
Premiums received for fire bus
mess oflS75, a4O,4Sl 81
ASSETS,
United States and City Bonds, Sl,474,3SO 90
Loans on United States and Mu.
ncipal Bonds, 34s 500 90
Cash in Bank and Office, lDS.O87 50
Accrued Interest, l,l46 66
Gross premiums in course of
collection, 47,sS5 At
s2,O65, ,OOs 90
LIABILITIES:
Losses, $45, 200 SO
Reserve Reinsurance 2,48G IS
All other demands, !, ,5N a
Capital and Surplus $780, ,N5 22
L. P. BUCK, Agent
No. |, W. Seventh Street,
ap29-3t Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09

An extensive ice gorge has formed near
Niagara, and people arc walking across,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-09

STATEMENT S
SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE
SHAWMUT INSURANCE COMPANY
January l 1876,
Commenced Pusiness Sept %, 1875.
Cash Capital (all paid in), OOO0 OO
Premiums received for fire bus-
ness of 1875 q months), 65.AI S6
ASSETS.
United States, State and CITY
gold Bonds, S449635 50
tasn IN i,ank ana once, 72,70O l3
Gross premiums in course of col
lecllon, 1885 50
S53S, ,l7O GS
LIABILITIES,
Losses, S147 ~
reinsurance Reserve, 33,5O3 %
All other demands, 2,794 IS
Capital and Surplus, S5Ol.74 81
l.. P. BUCK, Agent.
No. |, w. Seventh street,
aPs9-3t Wilmington Del
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
VOln6 mySltnky.

M kazda mysl lidska choya seminko
ntake kv6.iny; ono yzkliGi, vzroste a
yzkvtte ien kdyz dosti slunetniho sy&tla
vzduchu Sc mu dostane.
4. Casopis Jest oknem, skrze nez Sc
clo7Gk diva ma vSecko, co Sc We sv6t6 dc
ie. Bee casopisu podoba Sc eloyek trapi-
stow tt8nG cell mfizoyym malym o.
kenkem zavfenemu. Ia nasich dn1 drzi
easopisy krok dtnnami, iez zaznamena
vail. Casopis udrzl ttov6ka nepfetrzi,
TEN styku ruchem svttovym. On Jest
nezfalcoyanou nesvazanou knihou, stale
vydavanou nikdy neukon6enou. Zacho.
vel to vzdycky V pam6ti neopomen Ca
sopis odbirati, zvlast6 ale iei spravn6 pla-
titi.
Ney6rcdm nadavaii yetici; ,destruk
cionista' t i. boriteld, .iezto prY usiluii o
rozboren clrkve. o zniteni viry. Nahra-
dy "a to ale zadne nepodavaji. Tenn cd :
povidam: Jest lekaf destrukcionistou,
protoze potladuie a vyhIazuie nelnoc: Svo
bodomyslnost lest iedinym lekem prou
povtfc, pobozndstkarstvi a sektafstvl.
kdyz naval choroby Jest ptekonan ttIo Sc
pozdravi Kdyz cirkev bude rozboFena.
vylecena bude mysl idi tisice tisicC
zlych neduhu.
Poctiv6mu Gloy6ku vefi Sc bez DIT
sovani pfisahani, nebot jeho pov6st pri
saba "a neho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

uhli do Chicago, Sc ztroskotala pondeli
noel Long Point. V pondeli odpoled,
ne Sc pfi prudkem v6tru rozbourenem
iezeru hlavni rahno utrhlo zasahlo play
ce Franka Junea, .ieiz tyle ma lopat
kach iinde t6zce zranilo. Touze do
bon dostala lod diru voda valila Sc do
vnitf proudem. VSichni plavci jail Sc
nyni vodu cerpati, snazice Sc, ably lod do.
stall n6kam Ike bfehn. LODI, vzdalena
len nemnoho yardi od bfehu longpoint
skeho, uvaza ma m6lcin6. Plavci vidou,
ce, ze LODI jest ztracena, davali okolnim
lod6m znameni, ale nebyl Cd zadn6 zpo
zorovani. Nalezaiice Sc stale mezi 1.-Two
tenn a smrti. ztravili cell zmofeni isouce
noe kaiut6 Divoky pfiboi, kteryz dc
bfehu nesmirnou prudkosti pral. hroz
kazdol chvii lod nadobro ztrosGotati 4
nebohe plavce poh.titi. Teprve utery {
8. hod. ranni, byli zpozorovani z nebez
petneho postaveni syeho yysvobozeni.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
Pokracovani re stranky /.
Dan statn NeW Hampshlre

- Den statu New Hampshire slaven
Ma vystaviSli budov6 tehoz statu pa
tfidnou okazalosti Uvitaci fe5 mel gene
raj Hawley, gen. feditel vystavy, iemu
pax odpovidal guyern6r Cheney. Ma to
zap6l Hutchinson vlasteneckou pisen
The Old Grant state" Statu New
Hampshire fika SO totiz stat 2uloyy6i gra
nitovy, jehkoz Sc n&r. znamenite lomy
ma ten kamen naleGaji.
Richard Harrington, kteryz byI
zapeten do poytstntho vloupani Sc do o
hnivzdorn6 pokladny pravniho zastope(
distriktu Columbie, obievil Sc nenadan
We Washington6 dial "a sebe $4,000
bell, ze Sc dostavi k distriktnimu soudQ
Harrington svtho 6asu prchl myslelo st
ze Jest Kanadt Zatim byl pc celou tt
dobu We Spoi statech. Uznani Babcocki
IA neynna dodalo mu kuraze a prot" St
sam k soudu dostavuie.
Chcagem zmita riyaivlisuckd Il
muice. Moody Sankey naparnii ysec
ky silly syt. ably te moderni Sodomy II
cinili m6sto and6ld sami ably pt tom b
huuilem die naSy dollar vydtlali. Moo
dymu Sc ieho riyaivloyani yyplaci. Wy
stav6I 81 nedavno a velmi nadhern6 zafi
dil dam nakladem s 10000.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

Zertovny pfip ad udal Pry sc Y
katoickem kosteIe sv. Joseta ma Wood
land ave. ninulou ned4li. Jedna pani,
protestantka, yzala do chramu toho sveho
chapce, nadseneho Haysovce zvastni,
no mllovnika pochodnovych prdvodd. '
kostele odbyval Sc prav6 jakys obfad, pfi
nemz druzi6ky rozzatymi svicemi ma
lebn5m prdyodu kosteIem krately. Kdy2
prdvod kolem chlapce Sc nbiral, zvolal
tento, mysle, ze to prdvod politicky:
,,Hurrah for Hayes q Wheeler" k velike
mu zdeseni ptitomnych zboznych katoll
XII. Ia pravdivost historky t6to ruci
,,Leader,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

Nests ka chi udina. Dosavadni
spGsob vydavani ordrG 6i poukazek chu-
dym mGsta, ably 81 "a poukazanou tastku
penez kramech, nimiz chudobinsky
ufad iist6 dohodnuti byl docilil, neipo g..
tfebn6iSi zbozi vybral, bnde letos zmG-
men. ReditelovG chudobinskeho nfadu
dohodli Sc zaloziti mjstsk6 radnici sa.
mostatny krdm pro m6stsk6 chudt.
VSecko zbo2i, ma n6z Sc chudym pou-
kazky vydavaii, jake zemaky, RYE, cukr,
kava, Cal, mouka "A ], V. bude Sc kupova
ii We velikem a chovati kramG pakli
kach, Zadateli "a podporu vyda 1fad
poukazku ma tolik tolik libe nutnych
potravin, iez mu klerk, kteryz kramt
zamestnavan bude, odvau a vyda. Uhl
bnde Sc davati iako dosud. Chudemu SC
vyda order ma nGktertho uhite. kterf2
mu povolenou tdstku paliva do pribytku
odvede
Hottest zmena stala Sc ien ma zkouskr
a proto, zo nekter6 osoby kdyz dostaly
ordr ma iistou Gastku penez darebnosti &
veci luxusni 81 "a ne groceraka Wy
braly.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

Trochu zahy zadaly Sc opiieti 4
diyky, ktertz tyto dny Cd soudce Younga
poslany byly do polepsovny (House OF
Refuge and Correction). Zidna divek
tech nebyla iest6 II let stara ale pitt
whisky ,lagru' vyznaly Sc pry jako sta
re Airysky. Dv6 divek techto byly
pred nekolika dnemi z polepsovny Propu
steny. Neispise ST yysly ma tlam rado
sti, ze Sc octly op6t ma zlat6 syobodt.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

Co j e kfes an k a ! askaI Y
iednom m6stdtku Ohio ma presbyterian
ska p3ticlenna rodina kon6 tficet let sta
rtho, kteryz il kazdou nedeli ma stare
svttskem t5zk6m voze musel voziti do ko
stella.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

Rad Syornost c. Ill. c. S. p. S
bude odbyvati pondeli SIM V, Rychli
ka vyrocni piles svdi Rad ten Jest jak
cetny tax obibeny neni pochybnosti ze
pies ieho co neivalntjsi navstev6 bude sc
tesiti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

vych sicich stroiu jest Clevelandt Ia
r. Erhard. Kdo by 81 pfal dobry a
levny stroi ten, necht Sc obratl ma imeno
vantho pana anebo ma AIoise Paldu, '
al. Bulwer, G -.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

Tuze to brala. PAM Mary
Potteroya 2 Middletownu, Conn. Sc otra
villa laudanem re zarmutku, ze Sc den
pred tim We spole6nosti ma motyku spila.
Vsecky panitky nejsou tax dtlocitny. O.
byGejn6 Sc re zarmutku - Ease opUou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

Nzorny otec duchovni. d Re
yerend. j. b. Patterson, pastor presbyte
riani Elizabeth, n. j. byl cd kostelni
no pfedstavenstva ob2alovan obzerstv
Il pfilis dIytrn6ho obcovani n6kterym
sestrami.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

Pov6trnost. Po n6kolika peknych
dnech nastavd pocasi destiv6 zimave.
kdeze v6zi letos indianske l<to, iez jest
velmi pfijemnou zvlastnosti seyeroame.
rick}ch statd!
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Mistni zpravy.

- Upozornuieme na lnydlafske Tj
robky Adama Duncana, tislo 2. Eagle
street.
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Yseho moe skodi, Kone pr6
playni lode Standard prolomili lodi
piicku deici stat jeiich cd obilnice q ma
zrali Sc tolik pfenice, re zdechli.
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Vit6zoslava. Republikane tohoto
mtsta hodlaii dnes " sobotu) yecer spd.
sobem co nejokazalelsim oslaviti vitGzstvi
strany 8v6 Ohio a 90. dstriktu.
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Pokus zhafstvi. Neznamy Thar
polival We stfedu veGer d lm p. Keogha G..
22. peiroleiem, nacez polite mlsto pod pa
ill. Ma stesti to soused zpozoroval ndu
sill ohei1 leste cas-.
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Lod M King Bird, kteraz Wy
plula dne 30. zafi Buffalo nakladem
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V posezeni w born pro vefejnG
prace schvaleny ncty "a spravoyani mo-
stu podane, sumo 5 1889.
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Vybor spoil. Perun timto oznamn;a
vsem tenn ienz zavazek tomuto spolku
podepsali ma dale fadnymi ddy spolku
zdstati mini by Sc do schdze dne DC
fllna s. hod. veeer dostavili Ii ienz
SO nedostavi a spolkovenu pozadavku
nevyhovl, povazovani budou ga vylouee
Jmenem vyboru spoil. Perun
Ed.Vopalecky tsj.
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Zaiimavo jest, BE yAichni prohibi-
zionist t. !. ultra-temperenclafi hlasoval
1tery m6ste nasem republikany.
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Y stay be vodolomu Sc pilne pokra
cuie. Zarazeni iehe bude brzku skon
eeno, naGe& Sc zapodne Sc stavbou obrov-
skych truhel cribs iez Sc naplui kane
nami "A potopi. TruhIy ty budou r6zn6
veikosti. Ma zaklade nyn6isiho kon.
traktu jen polovice prace bude vykonano
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10.
Obiini trhy.
ClcvcIandsty trh.
Nasleduiici ceny vztahuii Sc k prode-
i6m We velktm:
Pse1,irc: tervend els. /. s 1.20; els. /.
$1.09.
hukuFice: Woe michana 81 ctH; meme
michana II cti
Ogcs. stary els. L. 10 cti; Gis. 2. 81 cti;
novy els. 81 cta; billy ctd; no
w nelepsi els. |. 81 eta.
Zito. CHS. ?. cd so - 50 ct6.
.IeGmea.
Zttad DtouIa: nndl : 40 - 400.
Woaka biid: xxx s 100; -1mber Xxx
) $50; els. / cervene pfenice
NIX 1928; Akron City mills 1925
eervena Xxx Amber $ 800 = GOO
cervena X s LOO = 4.5O; Z iarni pse
nice 800 -. 70O;Star mills bila
$3.50.
PohankocG motka: 5 $50 - 30.
Hrmtro: hrube otruby s 1900; hruby
chidding5 $ 400; drnha tfida
JENNIE $ 1000; zcela JENNIE s 1900;
venkovsk6 druhy o 1.0e - 200 la-
cinei.
Selo: 10 - 1900 tuna We velkem; pfi
mensich koupich prodejich 13 =
1900 prairske s = 900, We Yelkem
o 1000; phi meusich prodeiich a
koupich slozena slama 8 = 1000.
Ncw-H trh-
B1clna. 4 a sesnactin = IL.
1No,tka.: els. = $ 2.75 - $50 snperfine
$ $50 = 4.50; pekna $500 =
$50; bila extra : 5.35 = $50 zvlast
nj ohioska s 4.S0 - 6.75; st. Louis
S5.00-8.50; patentovana minnesott
ska sG.57- go; zitna s 4,75 -.5,2O
knkufitna $ 2.GO - 2.9O,
Pyenice. iarni ti.. Sl.2l; els. ..
milwaucka 5 l1j; cervena zapadni
zimni s 1.05; michiganska bila
) 1.25 = 130 = cis.; chicagska sta
IA S 1.12.
Tito: move So = 80 ctG; zapadni 7O-S0.
.Jefmen: canadsky, Gis. 2. S1.0O- 1.05.
Kukufice: michana zapadni 51s -57a;
bila zapadni 56s = 50 ct6.
Oces. michanY zapadni 379 = AS; billy |
AZ - so ctI.