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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18
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(Nastupcove f. Haltnortha)
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Firma tato rozesyla tez pivo sve DO ci
zich mist. nebot Jest dorozumena Sc vse
mi zeleznicemi a parolodnimi spolecnost.
nj. takze ysem zakazkam cas- vvhovgti
mdze.
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Vidime odtud, jak dobfc znal ducha
fimskeho veliky omen Cayour, kdyz krlt-
ce pred smrti syou pravl ,Nezddejto
ma papezi 4adnJch opray, iako jich nomd
zcte zadati ma sultanu. Ami ten ani onon
nemohou poyoliti syobodG lidsk6, aniz by
dopustili Sc samoyrazdy. Jeden jake
druhy zu8tane nenaprayitelnym.'
A ptedce Jest pohtichu yzdy ieSte nutno
ukazovati lidem, ktefi chttji Giniti naroky
ma yzd6lanost, ze tento duch ohyzdnG ne.
snaselivosti jest neivlastnGisim dachem
yatikanismu, 20 zie dnos pravG tax iako
zil noel bartolom6jske, Jake I'll den
upaleni llusa Jeronyma, den odsou
zcni Galileiho den katanovani Cesk6
he naroda po bity6 btlohorske....
Ano, jest mezi nami -v tom narodt
Zizkov6! - podnes tarizedv zakonni
XIV, ktefi doyedou namlouvati lidu te-
skemu, ze pry V ystoleti devatenactdm
2aduy narod vice strachovati Sc nemusi
zdmysldv iimskych, pontvadz ten Rim
nema vice moci ma provadGni vGle sve, a
kdyoy u ma krasnc nabyI' dosh r'znmn
nIu o"de' aoy neuEivai u tou nero" a.
vokou a surovou, jako We stredovtku.
Dnes pry by doiista vice nepalil kacifdv
4 neinu'l' J'no''r'0 @"I"r'cn lhN'iS'c-
men atd,
kadl 'eflmc. Nlhdo nedela wee ne2h
md1e. Kim by sc spokQjiI pro prvni
ehyiIi prostfedky 'modemimi' On by
mel dost' ma tom hdy4 by Jmorerchm
'h"tohchy stat ned'ye1I chramuv ann
sN'L WV lyrolyl ale "a to odeyzdaI 'Sct-
Sc 'f0co'a"' naF'd" cd nejni1Sieh a. DO
'y'obyeh sh'I kne1lm rlmsAym VIZ Bel
gu rancn atd.( On by sc spokoil,
kdyby vcteiuy tisk byl ramcuem sy6t-
skym spoutan tax, ably Y zadne knizo a
zadnem tasopise netrptIo sc ami slova
prot Rimu, kdyby ytda byla odsouzcna
k mlteni korcni sc naukam bohosloyi
yatikausktho, kdyby myslenLa byla spou
tana ,ku y5tsi cti slave bozi' - ma ice
liSti, tisku ma feCniSti. VIZ eucykIi.
ku a syllabus.) On by Sc spokoiils taho
wynn zfizenim ,modernihc statu'. v iehoz
ustavt byl by pouze tonto paragraf .ka
tolicke nabozeustvi lest uabozenstvim
statnim. Jinoytrci isou sice trpGni. ale
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River Division
Ma UgchoR.
Ma zdpai.

Genl Par gr. and Ticket Agt
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a vubec st2ji 81 ony aprayy talk ma odpor,
ze bohosloyci ohlodali vesker6 ostfi vtipu
syeho na mich pfec nemohli uvesti je V
souhlas. Tot ovsem bidn6 dokazani skut
ku, udalosti, "a naSich tasd zada Sc il
nfch ddkaza. Go by aei soudce tokl,
kdyby padu yrazdy sv6dek ieden tyrdil,
re stala Sc Cechach, druhy ze ma Mora
v6, tfeti udaval by dobu ned6le dfi-
We neAli ctvrty. Zajist6 ze by obaaloyany
byl propulsion.
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Hildi se-Bund. .

Zakond inkorporovany.
Hlavni kanceiaf, 2IJ Bowery, N. Y.
Spolecnost ia jest zastonpena Is sta
teoh Unie eta 1900 tleni,
Poiiztuie zivot az ma $4,000.
Nemocn}m yyplaci podporu cd s7-24t
tydn6.
Pfisp6vky mohou zapravoyany byti
tydne.
DIE vYrocni zpravy, 1. le2na 1874 w.
placenO nemocnym
roku 1873, : 1885 co podpora
y $4,000 vyplaceno dedi-
cum zemtelych.
Pfirdstek im6ni roku 1873, $50, 900.
Pfebytek dne l. ledna 1874, S53, 900.
Blizs zpravu poda:
y. karger.
.1s3 Ontario Str.
74-H oLEVELAND,O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
THE GOVERNORS VETO.

THE KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF CHARITIES BILL
NOT APPROVED.
ALBANY N. Y, Juno 4, 1876.
Governor Tdcn has deposited in the Secretary Of
States Office the bill entitled. sAu act to provide for
the creation Of Board OF Charities and for q better
administration OF the public charities in the county OF
Kings" with tho memorandum, 'Not approved"
The Governor proceeds to say
This bill creates eccentric appointing power
In which vests the authority appoint commsion %
twelve yn0 shall DC sss OF ns Charities
Of the county. who ARE 30 meet At the shcrirs
ss aad Il the. mot .sss
Of he S either &
Tor twenty days 70 appoint his share The governor: ap
r effect Divide ss the "pprnmen,c between the
motive to make any preference purpose
% ss Sny will s o. mot
to sgsn be- s s s. sS IL sn
ss. Sss
there ws.s private property n .hs involved T.
bi commands such dsrib~sion Two public oeers
and % s e s rib
Is that the ro Of ofcc shoud be iariy divided and g-
tra.on Of ofieial trusts.
TIE en- ca ser . IS nat a %
people appointed BY such local authority the conssa
is that, such officers shall not be IN effect appointed
IcS snail either be chosen By The peop" or Inc ce", or
appointed by natural and appropriate Of the
ecplc Of The locality.
for the County Jndss the Sheriff in contempls-
tun 81 the appointment nv those officers OF per-
govern the charities 81 the great county
Of Kings The authority created by this bill
after Office. There n nothing rhc
functions their Offices suggest propriey Of
such device.
Amer showing the evident unntncss Of the sheriff for
the performance OF such duty tho bill requires Of
him and tho evils OF the character OF legislation repre-
scented in the bill, tho Governor says
or MI the gentlemen who have favored the bin. with
whom have had Interviews, have approved such
method OF appointments = permanent system have
protested regard the sheriff = depcssry
of such power offered sort OF Justification for
scheme hitherto totally unknown In the laws polity
an III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
BAPTISM ON CANARsIE BEACH.

Yesterday afternoon tho pastor and congregation Of
St. Marks (colorcd) Mission OF Williamsburg repaired
Canarsc Beach for the purpose OF baptizng mum.
Der OF converts who had recently Joined the church
The mission Is Methodist but they believe that III,
cunuch that Phillip baptized in the wilderness
down tho water, and that, therefore, they Dc
likewise
Tho announcement OF the ceremony attracted o con
siderable crowd mainly OF rrovercnt whites, whose do
rogatory remarks was the only thing that marrcd tho
ceremony. One male and six females baptized.
during the afternoon by Rev. Thomas G. vcitch. as
sisted by Deacon Thomas Brown tho effect the bap-
tizcd being raise condition. which
her tho shore falling prone into the The
people OF Canarse seemed avorsc to the ceremony and
u was only after urgent cntreaty that the pions co-
ored people enabled TO hire q stable IN
apparel exchanged for long robc OF black serge
extending from the neck to Tho ankle tho bottom hem
being filled with shot to hold Il down IN tho water:
After everything had been arranged tho pastor stood nc
tho edge Of the water and appealed TO the crowd deal
gently with thom, and f they had respect for the
day or the ceremony to act both in word and deed u
they were ladies and gentlemen Tho appeal was
effective, except In one instance, and tho man
offending was profanciy abusive that he was led
away by other white mon. Mr. Veitch then
entered inc water and remained there about $50 fcct
from the shore until seven had been baptized Deacon
Brown cscorting them from and to the shore Most Of
the women were young and aftcr being baptized
seemed greatly affected, either by tho water the
mony the unique singing by tho choir and congrega-
ton, who stood tho shore dspnng their position
with the rising tide and raising their voices III Wild
melodies during jhc entire service. At any ratio they
seemed possessed for the time being with Of
vitality that impclled them shout and jump IN tho
winter and on the shore until, wiped down, they had
resumed their ordinary apparel and ready for the
homcward rain Thirteen more converts viii be bap.
tlzed the first Sunday In July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DErARrngST,
OFFICE or TnE CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnfxGTox, June 81 A. N.
T'robobiiifie&

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OvyIcx or THE CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnIxGrox, June 81 A. NJ
Irobdbihhex
For Monday, In tho south Atlantic States. rising
barometer cooIcr northwest WINDS clear or clearing
weather will prevail
For the Gull States, stationary or higher pressure
diminishing northcrly WINDS shifting to warmer,
souherly on the AM generally clear weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary or
rising barometer northwest to southwest Winds cooler
followed by warmer, clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys, southcrly winds, failing barometer, and warmer
clear weather.
For the upper lake region, westerly Winds cooler
followed by warmer, partly cloudy weather
For the lower Iakcs, cooIcr north and west winds,
rising barometer and partly cloudy weather
For the Middle States, cooler northwest Winds rising
barometer clear partly cloudy weather, except pos
siby on the immediate coast
For Vow England, falling followed by rising barornc-
ter northeast northwest Winds cooler, cloudy and
rainy, followed by clearing weather.
Tho rivers will change but little.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Farm hands are wanted in Michigan.
Sixty thousand people 1--we In New Haven Conn
An English critic thinks that coroners ought not TO
work by the piece.
When the fast train reached Chicago Rose Eytinge
ycnt Lawrence Barrett beautiful bouquet.
A Paris, KY, telcgraphcd TO his father In Ger
many and received reply within Jour hours.
NJ sallcnga says that the rivers the cycsorcs OF
Italy, and that the Arno 4 a disgrace to Florence
Henry watterson denies that he has ever received
penny from Mr.. TiIden from any OF Mr.. rilden's
agents.
AT Bangor, Nc, the fashionable amusement is max
Ing excursions on the river on RATS One party num-
bcred 1870
Tho gossip about Theodore Tiltons being drunk
while lccturing the West, results, when siited In
Iavor OF Tilton.
Sir J. Hanncn, English judge. says Il is impossible
nowadays to tell from ladys manner whether she rs
respectable or not
Liberty, says Montcsquieu. consists principally In
the lmpossbili,y OF being forced to do a thing which
the law doesn't command
Mr. BowIes thinks that II the republicans nominate
wasbburnc the democrats will put Judge Davis against
him so carry Illinois
womanIy modcsiy has been likcncd TO an onion,
which composed Of successive folds and these being
stripped OH ono by one, there found be nothing
left
The Anlennnm an authority in musical matters,
makes this mistake: on 0nenbacn's nrst concert
the Philadelphia Centennial Festival very great
success"
II Is claimed that the treaty with the Sandwich
Islands VIII result In the determination OF tho islanders
By the irrupton OF Cinnamon who will work sugar
plantations.
Mrs Lvermorc Is moihcrly-ookng woman OF
sy, and she says that 10 proposal Of marriage girls
frequently answer eyes, when they are aware that
they ought to answer Mo-
In Sunday mornings mall we received from Mr.. j.
A. Pierce, Of Chicago copy OF Tn ursdny's NEW YoaK
HERALD which he bought IN Chicago that day at
Yen minutes past ten o'clock r. NJ
The danger Of liquor selling IN England
said TO be that the moderate drinkcr would be made
uncomfortable without keeping tho drunkard ircm
gcttng oil the liquor he wanted In an undcrhand way.
John Macoim Ludlow. IN English book declares
HAT the Declaration OF Independence been source
Of infinite mischief and that the passionate and de-
clanatcry rhetoric Of that has loft stain 10
this hour mos, Of the political oratory and writing
Of the United States.
The Examiner says that the want OF breeding shown
BY the average Engnshman Of the lower middle class
strikes less Offensive than tho positive bad breed
ing constantly exhibited by many Of the class above
tncm who think their position insecure unless
ssswssd WITH supsrcIlieus impartinsnc&
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

SAD RESULTS OF PovERTY-A WOMAN AND
CHILD THE VICTIMS
ST. LOUIS juno 4, 1879
At coroncr's inquest which held at Bcllcvillc
Ill, yesterday, tho bodies found in the woods
there the I'd inst, the barkecper Of the Tiemann
House. OF Bellcvillc, Identified them those OF iam-
lily that stopped that house from the 4th to the 3st
OF May. The registered as Joseph May, OF Evans
villc Ind. and lett trurk at the Ticmann House, in
which vas found photographs OF the deceased persons
and hymn hook with the name Christian Becker m
scrbed therein. The suppositton is that the woman
was a sister of George Becker.
The verdict OF tho Jury 10 the effect that May
shot the woman child and thon killed himself II
IS supposed that poverty led TO the act
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Minor Points i'm the Republican Cam
v0as.

Minor Points I'm the Republican Cam
The withdrawal of Blaine sends fifteen or
twenty States drifting. The personal power
and magnetism of Blaine will be missed. If
he can control his partisans we shall have q
shaking up Of the dry bones. 1t is now un-
derstood that SO far as the ex-Speaker has
any control over the Convention he will sup
port Washburne. But tho uncertainty
which this produces is favorable to the Great
Unknown. The first great Convention of
the republican party, that which nominated
Lincoln, was in some respects like this
soon to assemble at Cincinnati When the
party met there were three or four leaders
in the advance, as Conkling, Morton and
Bristow are now. Seward was leading, with
New York behind him, with certain West
ern States in his favor, and the general SEN
hment of the republican party throughout
The country demanded his nomination. But
there was Great Unknown, who came to
The front in the person Of Abraham Lin
coin.
1t was an advantage to Lincoln that the
Convention was held in Chicago. He was ut
home and his friends were around him. So
when his name was mentioned he had ten
thousand neighbors to howl in his favor.
And they bawled and howled with such
effect that the measured eloquence of Evarts,
Who spoke for New York, and the burn
Ing oratory of Schurz, who then
made his appearance in national
politics as the leader Of the Wisconsin
delegation, were of no effect. It became
necessary to nominate Lincoln to preserve
It Cincinnati will be an advantage for Mr..
Hayes, especially if the weather is not too
warm and the Cincinnati boys are in good
shouting trim. A we'll drilled claque is Of
IS much use in convention as in theatre
On the first night of a new play. The friends
have no anxiety about the voice of the State.
The Hon. Thomas Murphy, Colonel Howe,
Mr.. Davenport and other local statesmen
will see that the music, vocal and instru-
mental, is supplied. A couple Of thousand
Of New York boys under the experienced
command of these gentlemen will make q
noise that will astonish even State which
glories in the understanding Allen.
1t is ON open secret also that there were
some quieter methods used in behalf of Lin
coin. Ho had friends discreet enough to
throw couple Of cabinet portfolios into the
balance when it was trembling. One was
tossed to Indiana and the other to Pennsyl-
vania. Indiana received the Interior for
Caleb B. Smith and Pennsylvania the War
Office for Simon Cameron. But there will
be no trading at Cincinnati either on the
part of Conkling or Washburne. 1t will be
o square fight and an honest victory if either
Of these gentlemen wins.
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CUBA.

MAx1Mo GOMEZ FIGHTING rrEncELY WITH THE
sPAH1ARDs-THE INSURGENTS REPULsED.
HAVANA, juno 4, 1876
The town Of Ciego do AviIla, in the jurisdiction OF
Santo Spritu attacked the night Of May 90 by
tho insurgcnt leader Maxmo Gomez, with / 600 men,
most OF them mounted.
A GALLANT DEFENCE.
The place was defended by garrison 400 strong.
The insurgents repuscd after desperate fighting,
and retired without being pursued
LOSSES
They lost thirty killed and about seventy wounded.
The Spanish casualties were two officers killed and
three men wounded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
THE EXCURSION SEASON.

Tho first annual excursion OF tho ST. Petcrs B. and
d. Association will DO made on Thursday next The
tug boat H. H. Edge ana the barge Caledonia will leave
Vanderbilt's landing, Staten Island at eight A. NJ
siapleton fifteen minutes later, and on around the
island, stopping at each landing Till Elm Park n
reached at ten O'Clock. There will be postponcmcut
even II the weather should prove stormy and the pro
Goods of tho affair will be devoted 10 the benefit OF the
church from which the association takes its name.
A. Elm Park, on Thursday next, Father Barryt
parishes viii also hold their annual picnic steamer
viii leave the foot Of Whitehall street every hour
that day for the Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
OBITUARY.
JOHN n. scounr1ELD, M. p.

A cable telegram from London, under date Of ihil
morning. reports the OF the death Of Johs
II. scourHed, member OF Parliament for Pembroke
shire Mr. Scourhcd ix,yeight years OF ago He
was the only son OF the late Owen Philips ESQ.,, a
Wiliamstown hut adopted tho surname OF his mother
Ann Elizabeth Scourncd, daughter OF Henry Scour.
field Esq. OF Robson Hall, Pernbrokcshirc
He wss educated at Harrow and Orie College, Oxford
and graduated Bachelor Of Arts third class 10 classics
in 1925 and Master OF Arts 1882 In tho year 1891
he obtained royal license authorizing him TO assume
the namc Of Scourlcld He served High Sheriff OF
Pembroke In The year 1888 Ho represented tho con-
stucncy of Havcrford. from the month OF July,
1852 iii tho month OF November, 1865, whom he
elected member Tor Pembrokcshirc In politics no was
n conservative liberal
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secretaries. no appointments of relatives to
pfice This would be bad for the political
brtunes of Edward Cooper and A S. Hewitt
But Grandfather Peter will never permit a
ION or a son-in-lnw to throw scandal upon
his administration.
At the same time frankness compels as to
say that Grandfather Peters canvass is not
encouraging. But the canvass is young
The people are not aroused. 1t may be,
when the favorites are in the field, the eyes
Of all honest men will turn toward honest
old Peter, even as the great Republic Of Venice
turned to the aged Dandolo. History, it is
said, repeats itself, and who knows but that
when the Marine Band begins to play in
front of the Capitol at noon on the 9Th of
March next it will be glorious old Grand
f.ther Peter, with his inaugural, who will
listen to the music?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05

From All Parts Of the
Old World.
Italian Honor to American
Nationality.
French Workingmen Not Likely TO Be Rep
resented at Philadelphia.
SPANISH CONSTITUTIONAL CONCESSIONS
FRANCE.
SPANISH CONSTITUTIONAL CONCESSIONS
FRANCE.

THE MDusTRIALs' DHLEGATIoN ron AMERICA
NOT WELL sUPPoRrID.
PARIS, juno 4, 1870
Tho Droits de pHomme says the proposed sending Of
a workmen's delegation to the Philadelphia Exhibition
threatens to be failure scarcely $40 900 havo been
collected which will barely suffice for twenty-five dele
gates
4 COMMUNIST MURDERER SENTENCED TO DEATH.
prisoner named DIord has been sentenced by court
martial to suffer death for taking part the
OF the Domnicans at Arcuc during the seige OF tho
Commune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
SPAIN.

CABINET CONCESSIONS TO PROVINCIAL 10y
ALISTS.
MADRID, Juno 4, 1875
Tho bill suppressing the fueros has been introduced
In the Senate.
CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS.
provides that all Spaniards shall be liable 70 mill
tary consumption and taxation alike with these exocp
s:-Pcrsons in the Basque Provinces who supported
King Alfonso during the late exempted from
CONSUMPTION for years. and those who suffered per-
secution for the Afonsst cause arc exempted from
payment OF taxes for the samc term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
ANOTHER INSANE WOMAN.

Annie O'IIara, married woman, aged thirty-hv0
years. No. 34s East Seventeenth street, has been
separated from her husband two years A few days
ago she visited Philadelphia and found him living with
another woman. Returning home shc threatened 70
commit suicide and early yesterday morning ran ous
OF the house with the intention OF drowning herself
the foot OF Nineteenth street. She was prevented by
officer, who had her removed TO Bellevue Hospital,
where II found that shc was insane. She was
consignd to the cells.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
THE INDIAN WAR.

ADDITIONAL MURDERS By THE REDsKNs-
MORE BUCKS TAKING TO THE wARPATH-RE-
IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED TO THE SCENE OF
HoSTILTTIES
CHEYENNE, wy. T., Juno 4, 1870
Three men were killed BY the Indians this morning
on Cedar Crock forty miles south OF Sidney and twelve
miles west Of Riverside The Indians arc thought to
have been Cheyeunes on their way north from Re-
pubicad Valley.
courier who arrived ut Fort Laramie to-day from
the Red Cloud Agency reports additional departures
OF young warriors for the north
Eight companies Of the Fifth cavalry have been
ordered from tho Department Of Missouri to Fort
Laramie
ono hundred and twenty Snake Indians have been
enrolled at Camp Brown. all we'll armed, and have
started meet General Crook to cooperate with him
In the campaign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

LEBANON, ~ H., Juno 4, 1874
Tho heaviest thunder storm which has occurred In
this vicinity for years passco hero last night
Three inches OF rain fell In two hours washing tho
highways and badly damaging the crops.
LIGHTNING
struck the barn OF j. W. Cornish, which Ia situated
about milo from this village, causing nrc which
tlreIy consumed both the barn and its contents Nr
Gerrish's loss estimated at SO, 900 and Is partially
covered by insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05

BOX FACTORY DURNED-THE LOSS AND m
sURANcE.
BALTIMORE, June T. 1874
The box factory off, II. rhicmeyer 4 Co., which
situated in Uhcr's alley, between Charles and Hanover
streets was burned this morning Loss. $l4 900. IL
was insured tho following named companies Royal
Canadian; Bangor, OF Maine; Aemanin, OF Pittsburg;
Sun. OF Philadelphia Gcrmnnia, OF Newark; Virginia
state. and Standard, OF New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
RUSSIA.

HEAVY FAILURE OF A COMMERCIAL FIRM.
LONDON, Juno g. 1870
Tho Manchester Examiner publishes adviccs from
Moscow that the nrm Of PcrponshoG Brothers, OK
tensvcy engaged in Siberian and Asiatic trade have
failed with liabilities estimated at 10000 roublcs
tQOO GOLD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05

CHEYENNE, wy. T., Juno 4, 1870
young lady named Jennie Martin, nfsecn years Of
age while walking Eddy street, or this city, last
evening about eight O'Clock in company with lady
friend, was shot tho head and instantly killed by
negro poy, aged twelve years Tho lad 10 now jail,
and the evidence almost conclusive he fred tho
shot IRON pistol but whether Intentionally o. from
what motive = unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05

If BRIsTow really means to have popular
support for the Presidency let him remove
some of the odious restrictions that surround
the Custom House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
A CHALLENGE FROM o'LEARY.


SAN Francisco, June T. 1875.
O'Lenry, the pedestrian, the LIST inst. chah
lcngc to Vaughan, Of Chester, England, who recently
walked 100 miles inside OF twenty hours walk
matches, OF twenty-four hours and one OF six
days either in the United States England, for f500
o fl 600 side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
vELOCIpEDE CONTEST.

great champion velocipede contest for sf00. DO
tween D. Stanton, the champion OF England, and Will
lam Butler champion or Kentucky. will take place Al
the American Institute Rink, sixtythird street and
Third avenue. Thursday the sih inst The distance
Is twenty miles and the will commence az
eight O clock p AZ