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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAxnERs-Held by Judge DonA
hue.-Nos g. TO- 20 49, 49, 40, SO, no. 126, l50 l6i,
as ls m s as III g lSo s sss
2sl, 2os 295, 2so, 297 POS, 299 $40.
SUPREME CoURT-GESKRAL TERx Adjourned until
July Tor the purpose OF rendering decisions.
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL TRRx-Hcld by Judge
Lawrence.-Iaw and fact-Nos. 400 500, 81, S1S s22,
So s7s ss7 sss 400 aii 40 as rs sS5 80 49,
SUPREME CouRr-CIRCrIr-Part Held by judge
1 1877 2sss 1sss ia 1899 1a
1893 2s59 1882 1885 252, 1882 ll40la, 1929 Part =
Adjourned until Friday, Juno 1916. Part 3-Held by
ol7,, 1907 3ol9 1855 296S il27 s7I, 1915 1851 4l3,
4l9, 1875. 1862 1871, SOL, 5l3, 1C78is
Curtis aud Van vorsl-Appeals from orders. Nos /,
3, Q. 9. 10, H. II, -, "a, 10. General calendar-
5, 10 IL, IA, IT, is, ~ 20
Sedgwck Issues OF fact.-Nos. y, %, 81. 3S, 40.
SUPERIOR Cousr-TRIAL TkRM-part Held BY
1885, 1872 11l2, 1882 1885, 1885, 1877 1892 1912 PART
2-lield by Judge Speir.-Nos 1915, III, 1889, 1sS,
2lsa 1852 sa4 0ao 6ls, $685. 1905 1861, Oil os4 $50
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TERM.-AdJOurned until
June 26 Tor the purpose OF rendering decisions
COMMON fLgAs-EQUIrY TERA-Hcld by Judge Van
COMMON PLsAs-rKiAL TERx-Pars HELD by Judge
Rob nson-Nos 1900 1850, 1893, 1854 7o6 22sl, 2l21,
ia $685. 1885, 'i 1854 ~ as Ioss 1887 1881 s
1915 1871 500, 1862, 2l03, 1926, 2447 1887, 232S,
242s 1894, 1858, 1lss. Part 2-Held By Judge Van
252 245s 2454 2455 245s 2aS7 2459 10 $500 INCLUSIVE
Part 3-Held BY Judge j. y. Daly-Nos 1904, 1905.
1896 1902 1851, 250i to 2515 inclusive.
MARINE couRr-rnIAL TxRM-part Held by Judge
Alker.-Nos 3iS9, Also, 446, 1884, 1926, 7746 TIA
SSH 1894 1925, 4asd. !2s5. 4l75 4l6s 1872 Part 2
Held by Judge Shcridan.Nos. 2Ol3 41l1, 1901, Alps
s74e 4s3 42s3, 1904 $780, 1874 1921 4l04 4l16 1905
2234. Part 3-Adourned until Monday June IL, 1876.
COURT GENERAL SEssIoSs--Part Held by Re.
cordsr Hackett The People Peter Clark, robbery
Same vs. John Garry, burglary; Same VS.. William
Clary and William j. Tourney, burglary; Same vs.
Charles DAVIS, burglary; Same vs. William Hamnous,
grand larceny Same William Buck, grand larceny
Same va Michael I. Carroll, grand larceuy Same Va
otto A. Hupied, receiving stolen goods Same
Thomas Smith, petit larceny; Same vs.. Andrew
Cassidy, petit larceny; Same VS.. Catharins
sla.tcry and Mary Kelly petit larceny; Same
VS.. Hannah Connors, petit larceny; Same
John Smith and William smith, burglars tools;
Part Held by Judge Gidersecve.-The People
james Flanagan, robbery; Same VS.. Alexander Thue-
neut robbery same VS.. George Thorn, ielonious as
sault and battery; Same VS.. William Holenbeck.
ielonious assault and battery; Same vs. Brumxe G.
Scken mayhem; Same VS. Franklin Judson, burglary,
Same va Francis Dougherty, burglary Same
Joseph Cross, burglary; Same Timothy Coney,
burglary; Sane Alice Thompson, burglary; Same
vs.. William Thompson, burglary; Same vs.. Esther
Weeks, burglary; Same vs.. Thomas Smith ct al,
receiving stolen goods; Same va Anna Jackson pctii
larceny; Same vs. William Kelly petit larceny Same
vs. Charles Harding and William Moran, petit larceny
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CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 5, 1876.
In the Circuit Court this morning five judges sitting
in banc, gave diverse opinions in the Mayoraty
,Colvin Hoyne. The majority-Judges McAllister,
Williams and Rogcrsdecide that since tho City Coun
Gil neglected to call election for Mayor tho time
when Nj. Colvns time expired, and sineo such call
is necessary valid election that tho votes
recently cast for Mr. Hoyne nugaory, and that Mr.
CoIvin holds his office until election is duly called
by the Council judges Farwci and Booth road dis
sentng opinions in effect that tho failure Of the Coun
ell TO perform its duty does not nva date the votes
cast because the law Is mandatory. and election
may legally be held notwithstanding such dcrclicfon
on the part OF The Council
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POLICE OUTRAGES.

To TIM EDITOR HERALD:-
The recent outrages and brutal conduct Of the police
force in this city calls Tor prompt action on the part Of
the Commissioners. Only short time since happened
10 witness policeman clubbing man aud taxing
many falls which seemed TO tickle his lue-coatcd
majesty TO death. demonstrated and told him his
conduct was brutal TO the helpless man. have never
been 20 thankful TO my legs before, Jumped away
70 AVOID wei directed SHOT OF Tho locust al my
Uranium, he shouting at me IN police parlancc that II
intcriered he would spull me I'M Not wishing 10
b. locked up damp cell, with vagabonds and
thieves, departed from the scene
TAXPAYER AND CITIZEN.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June s. 1876.
No. 1O01s. Knocppse Va Kings County Insurance
Company-Submtted.
No. 2ld Brown VIZ. The Mayor, &c, OF New YORK.
Argued by James G. Carter for appellant and Thomas
Allison for respondent.
No. AZ. Ripon VS.. Merchants Lille Insurance Com
pany.-Argued by 9. L. Spraguc for appellant; sub
inittcd for respondent
No. 22S Harnet Garvey.-Argued by r. G.
Smedley appellant aud W. Rankin for respondent
No, 102. Milliman n. Y. 9. and Q. r. K--Sub.
mittcd
No. 81. Brandan vs. Brandan.--Argued by James b.
Olncy and r. w. Watson for appellants and r. II. King
for respondent
CALENDAR TUESDAY.
Nos. 200, 223 49,, 200, 1885, los, 229, s.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
PART III.
Before Judge Gildcrslcevc.
PLEADED GUILTY OF FORGING.

This court was opened yesterday in the room for
mcry occupied by Part OF tho Marine Court
Several prisoners wcrc arralgncd for trial, Assistant
District Attorney Bell prosecuting on behalf Of tho
people. John II. Meyer, OF No "a Amty street, for
mcrly clerk In tho employ OF Henry WEIGH, No. l0s
Thompson street. pleaded guilty to the forging OF his
employers name number of checks for small
amounts TIE prisoner, who had previously borne .
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good character was sentenced the term Of two yea
and six months In the State Prison
CHARGE OF FALSE pRErENcEs.

CHANGE OF FALSE PRETENcEs.
James Maggie. Of Bose on. was indeed for obtaining
money under false prctences. Mr.. Knitting defended
the prisoner at the request OF the Court IL appears
from the evidence of Mr. levitt, druggist, OF No 81
Eighth avenue, that the 10th OF April last Maggie
entered his store in company with another young
AM ~ssed for five cents worth OF EPSON salts He
t. der = a nye-dolIar bill In payment, the wit
ne 'crring that he counted him S4 y5 in change
The prisoner engaged him IN ion ms to certain
remedies when he suddenly that the change was
thinking he had been swinded sent MS boy 10 watch
the prisoner and his companion. He followed them Ia
another drug store, and questioning the proprietor
after their departure asccrtaned the prisoner had
also purchased Ave cents worth OF EPSON salts there
and had rendered another SIS payment Two tw o dol
lar bills and ninety five given in change bur
the prisoner again insisted that lie only received
50 95 He repeated this performance third store
and finally arrested The jury returned verdict
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would be for the convenience OF all 10 adjourn over,
but he was under instructions from some one
Yes" interposcd Mr.. Pcckham, II am under In
structions from the Attorney General -
"fes; well, the Attorney General Is very small
dummy in this mattcr,n retorted SIR. Beach
II do not think is refer the AttdS
ney General in such language" answered Mr. Peck
ham
81 hope the gentleman viii not put in position
which must explain by referring TO conversation
with him, continued Mr. Beach.
Mr. Pcckham declared that he had objection
After some further passage between counsel the Court
adjourned the the second Monday in October at
twelve NJ, at which time IL announced the jurors
must he In attendance.
Mr. Dudley Field, Jr., moved 10 adjourn the Tweed
case until the same day and discharge the present
jury.
Mr. Peckham said 1t probable that II tho Court or
not 20 with this the Judgment Is likely TO be
larger than the collection.
The jury not discharged but tho case was set
down Tor tho second Monday in October.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME cougr-cHANBERs,
By Judge Barrett.

BY Judge Barrett
May and another VS.. Strauss Wcrthcimcrvs Strauss;
Sreiiel strauss; Miller VS. strauss, Nay vs..
StraussTho plaintiffs were entitled TO Judgment. be-
cause tho defendants owed them the amount claimed
and not because the defendants had such amount in
their hands belonging to the plaintiffs The defend
ants had money OF plaintiffs and consequently were
liable to arrest Second. besides, the plants do
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.spccial Term, counsel appeared yesterday 10
urge to a conclusion the argument on the
motion TO continue the Injunction against
tho Gilbert Elevated Railroad recently granted
the suit of the sixth Avenue Railroad Company. and
which restrained the former from building their road
defendants track between Amity street and Fifty
iourned until Thursday next ut which time the argu
mcnt viii be positively continued. Although Chief
Justice Mcneil heard portion OF the argument and
was prevented from hearing IL entire on account OF Ill
mss, the reargument, Of course. Will be dc noyo.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
PART 1.
Before Recorder Hackcit

STEALING A WATCH.
Laura Cook was arraigncd charge OF having
with the aid Of some person unknown, robbed Alex
nndcr Boissy OF gold watch, valued at $40 and 81 in
money In the basement or No. III Chrystc street. by
the panel process, on April ~ Tho prisoner was
founo guilty aud sentenced to two years and months
In the Stnte Prison.
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THE NETTEL ExTRADITIoN CASE.

Tho long contested Nettel extradition again
up yesterday in the United States Court, before Com
missioner Osborn. 1t will DO remembered that Leo
pod Ncttcl aud Sgismund Ncttel, father and son.
tives OF Austria arrested here application OF
the Austrian Consul, based on documentary testimony
forwarded to him. which the accused charged
with forgery, an cxtradable offence. FIX Judge Joa-
chmscn and w. n. Ioew appeared for the
prisoners, tho former named counsel resuming ar
gumcnt In which he contcndcd that the documentary
evidence relied for cxtradton did not sustain the
charge forgery that the papers alleged 10 havo been
forged were not submitted 10 the witnesses who now
assert that the signatures arc !orgeres that tho de-
positions OF the Witnesses not sworn TO; that the
Austrian government mad made no demand for the
tradition and that the alleged forged documents aud
papers arc not produced before the Court. Judge
Joachimscn argued the points ut length and
followed by Ex-Governor solomon. The decision
I'D
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EXECUTORS COMMISSIONS.

In the matter OF the estate Of James Eager, de-
ceased Surrogate Calvin has rendered decision adj
verse TO the claim or T. Roberts, third executor for
commissions, made under the following circum
stances The died in August, 1874 and very
after the received letters testamcntary
and proceeded to make an inventory, the executor
Roberts having notice OF tho time and place, but he
failed TO attend The otner executors signed verified
and filed the inventory, but Roberts refused 10 do
Jonathan H. and Joseph Eager took general and
active charge of the estate disposed OF the and
paid the specific lcgacies pursuant to the provisions
OF the will The question came up on the final ac-
counting, Roberts entitled TO commissions
ccutorY On behalf Of Roberts II was urged that he
excluded IRON the performance Of his duty
executor. The Court, reviewing all the circumstances
OF the case, saysIt is unreasonable TO suppose that
Roberts performed his tuty such executor by
merely protesting against what was done Dy his
GATES If he had been sole executor. and had not
ccived paid any of the sums OF money belonging
the estate but had neglected TO perform his duty
executor is clear he would not have been entitled
commission Mr.. Roberts h. IS standing object to
the correctness OF the account as rendered.
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INTERESTING TO TAXPAYERS.

In the suit brought by Mr.. Dava dudley Field TO
recover taxes paid by him in error on a neighbours
property, reported in Sundays HERALD, the Comp
troer has directed appeal to be taken. very inn
portant question is involved. II Judge Van Yorst's
decision that taxpayer may pay on street number
instead OF on the ward number is SUSTAINED. it is
claimed by tho Comptroller that II will result in end.
less confusion and be the of great annoyance to
taxpayers; that all property in the city is described
deeds and all Official documents by its ward number;
that this number is invarabc that street numbers
the contrary frequently changed that lots
have no street numbers and to permit pay
ments to be made by the street numbers,
10 require the clerks IN the tax Office
10 guess the ward number Of any particular
owner without having tho decd Of he prop
criy would not be Judicous system for taxpayers:
that every owner Of property in The city ought TO
know the number contained III his deed that at the
loot Of each tax bill Issued from the Receivers Office
is notice in large letters ION paying this bill be
tain that tho ward numbers Corrcct;' that when
taxpayer know his ward number every in forma
tion given him the Registers Office from the official
maps; in the OF Mr. Field paying street
hcrs instead OF ward NUMBERS and that taxpayers
sometimes pay their ncghbors taxes and thus destroy
the lien held by the city that property. What be-
OF that lien under Judge Van yorsts decision
matter tor the court to settle as 1t will be presented
on appeal from the late decision OF Judge Van Worst
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THE CHICAGO MAYoRALTY CASE.

Nos. 200, 22s, 49,, 200, 1sd. los, 229, 5
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-02
RuZn6 Zprayy.

Svetova yystava We Filadeltii bude dine
10. kvGtna polednach generalnim fedite
lem a prsidentem~ Grantem zahaiena.
Vystavovatele musi yystavni prostor Jim
vykazany a vystayni ptedmety nejdele
do s. t. IN. do ladu skladu uvesti. "
nedeli bude vystava zayfena. Skoda, ja-
ka tohoto puritanskeho blbstyi podnika-
telstyu vzejde, pfivede je snad k rozumu,
II Cisafovna brasilska navsti,ila v
pravodu misto-admirala Delalnara rozlic
ne novoyorske 1stavy Central park. hl
tt Velka porota Noyem Yorku po
dala soudu nekolik zalobnich spisd ma ne
klere vinopaly, jcz z podvadeni viady OBJ
vinuje. lafaiys n..1
It Behoun Jill Harvey dokonal V be
stonu dne rs. dub. noci dosud pesly ychs
nou cestu 120 hodin, aniz by 81 bylodpo.
cinul. ,Praci' tn podniH "a y 800.
It V repnhlikanskem klubu novoorle
anskem zastfelil policeini dfednik Jame
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Walsh nenavisti Roberta Mogula, pied
sedy klubu tohe, n6mz ostatne podobn6
nasilnosti zadnou vzacnosti nelson.
# u Williamsportu, Pa. shofelo dine
"a. dubna dvanact akrd krasn6ho jedlo-
v6ho lesa
II Patnactilety hoch james M. Farr-
boy Jamaica Long Island Sc %. dubna
We stodole obesil. Jeho otec z1stavil mu
3 1900 jm6ni, kterez penixe spatnou
spravou az ma n6co nfalo Sc ztencili, ze 81
to hoch wal k srdci obSsil sc ma leseni,
jez 81 sam k tcei tomu postavil.
X Kral klerikalnich loupeznikd, pail
dd q vrahd, Don Carlos, cestuie pry ma
zapfenou po Spoi. satech. Pfistal pry V
Baltimore ma lodi Hyberi ian.
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Rada m6sta Cloveandu pfiiala We
SVEN poslednim sezeni nasleduiici usne
Semi uvodem: H
.,Jelikoz zakonodarny sn6m statu Ohio
usnesl SO dne 6. tohoto mesice o zakonu,
ktery opravhu je mesto Cleveland opatriti
81 potfehn6 prostfedky k dostaytni via
duktu iinych ,zakone viaduktu' nda
ntch prav, vydanim dluznich upisG
(bondd)a
Jelikoz zmin6nJ zakon mezi jinym tez
patem odd6leni pFedpisuie, ze jest po-
yinnosti m6stsk6 rady kazde municpalni
obce, jiz Sc tento zakon tyce, 30 dni po
pfijeti tohoto zakona pied vydanim
old6leni prvnim uvedcnych bondI bud
usnesenim neb jinakYm spdsobem phi
zvlastni volbe, opravnenym voliGdm obce
k odhlasovani otazku pfedoziti. jestli tax
to opravn6ne bondy yydany hyti mali, a
jcstli vStsma vsech odevzdanych llas6
phi takove vob6 vypadne We prosp6ch
vydani zninenych bondI, ma m6stskA
rada nafizenim vydani techto bondd usku
teeniti .
Jelikoz zminenY zakon oddeleni etvr-
tenn pfedpisuje, ze m6stska rada pti teto
volbe die pfedepsaneho spisobu k odhla
sovani opravnenym volie6m otazku pred
loziti ma, zdali mostne (poplatek) vybira
ii Sc ma "a pfechazeni tohoto viaduktu
neb mostu, protoz
.Budiz uzavfeno, ze ieho d6stojnost ma
yor, timto jest po&adan, ably vydal prohla
Semi ustanovujici zvlastni volbu a opravne
ne voliGe lnesta vyzval, aby Sc k tonu
ueeli obvyklych volebnich mistnostech
We ttvrtek dne A. kvetna t. r, sesli, a ze
pfi imenovane volb6 vyse uvcdene otaz
ky odl lasovani vcliGd naslednjic formG
ptedlozeny budon;
,Vydani bondG pro viadukt: Ano.'
,Vydani bondd pro viadukt: Me-
,Mostn6: Ano' 7.
,Mostne: Me-
Ma zaklade toloto uzavreni V souhla
Sc udanym zakonem, oznamuji ia, Ma
than P. Payne, mayor mesta Clevelandu,
vsem opravnGnym volitdn toho m6sta a
vybizim je, ably sc pfstiho 4. kvetna 0
neb pied 10 hodihou dopoledni vmistno-
stech volebnieh, ktere iost6 m6ttska rada
by urcila, shromaztfti, a zde pred 9. hodi
nou odpoledni aaasy sve o otazk;ach obsa-
zenych We svrcha uveden6m usneseni
mestske rady, v pfedepsane forme spa
sobu odevzdali. . slla. .#ts...
| ---s--> Dano pod mym jmenem pc
| pecet 6eti m6sta Clevelandu dne a
l9- roku syse udaneho.
N. p. Payne,
.taa ia,r,it1q 1..al-a mayor
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n eiGast6j; odtik aE anon mo
d litbo u ma sv6t6 neni ,Otcenas,' nybiz
jedna lawanskd modlitbicka, .iz uzivaii
Mongolove a Tbetane. Modlitba tato
sklada sc toliko &c ctyr slcy a Uni; ,Om
mani padme haun' t. j. ,Bih, klepot ' To-
tosu! Amen Vlastne isou tato ctyii
slova iedinou modlitbou vsech yyznavac1
lamaismu. A kratka, my sticka tato prd
povidka ehvi SO ustayiene ma rtech Mon
COLA obyvatele Tibetn. Ctyfi jeii slova
jspu prvnimi, jez uni zyatlati decko, a
peslednimi,5 jez septa umlrajici stafec.
Cestnjici septa je cestoq, pastyf phi stadu,
zena "a ohnist6m, knez chram6, voln V
bitve. Vsak nedosti ma tom. Povestne
modlici mlynky tibetanske melou j bez
ustani v kazdem dome kan oko cestu
jiciho pada. vsade setkaya Sc tajemny-
mi t9mi slovy: isout Tnapsapa vyryta ma
stromech, skalach, kamenech po ceste, Y
pisku, ma zdich, mad yefejemi domh, ma
praporcich, ylajicich mad stfcchami, na
zyl Astnich modlitsbnioh .kamennJch des
kach pyramidkach, ma zbranieh ma
strciich, ba vryta do flebek kosti pred
kd. Tvoti die nazqu Nsticich treaf Va
naboznosti a mopdrosti iistou cestu
spaseni. Mic neskodi ze nikdo t9cl
miliond lidi, ktefi il denne stokrat odfi.
kaEaji vyznamu slov jejch, nerozumf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-02
SINGERUV SICi STROJ
owe trium fy.


Statisticke pfisezni vydani 0 prodeji ST.
cich strojd r. 1872, dodana 1873, ukazujl
te Singrova spolecnost stroje vyrabici mi
nulY rok prodala -
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Europa.
VyChOdni OtaZka.

NOSt0T, oU. uuOlla. NasleuOvnl ufed-
nj telegram dosel cd Muchtara pase:
Vtahl sem vitezoslayG do Niksite, po-
raziv velikY pocet povstalci u Presiaky a
dobyv opevn6ni iejich. Niksit podatilo
Sc mi zasobiti.
Bslehrad, 30. dub. ZemskG obrane
nafizeno, ably byla pohotov6. tax ably We
"a hodinach do pole yytrhnoutl mohla.
Beriin, 80. dubua. Turecka vlada u
pozornuje europsk6 mocnosti bah vi liz
po kolikate ma to, ze Cerna Hora 1sta
vidn6 povstalce podpornje vyslovuje ma
deli, ze mocnosti mravne t. j. vlivem
svym k upokojeni povstalcd pfisp6jou. =
Nekter6 vlady k tomu odpovedely, 30
pokladaii dmysle Cerne Hory "a miruni-
lovne. a
Londyn, l. kvet. Rusky car sejde Sc
S n6meckym snad rakouskyIn cisafem
Berline, kde SO vychodni otazce raditi
| budon.
Muchar pasa zasobil NiksiG nitem-
nym Gskokem. Povstalci odebrali Sc to,
tiz dom6nce, &c move pfimtH uzavfeno
domG, kterezto okolnosti Muchtar pasa k
zasobeni Niksice ponzil. Turc zaali a
do Skutari odvedli pohlavary n6kolika
pokoinych kmenI hercegovskych, jez do
Podgorice p}yolali, ably iich co sprostfed
kovateli miru pouzili. Cerna Hora jest
nasledkem tohoto ohavneho verolomstvi
ma nejvys rozhorcena, n,r.
.. kousko. I.
L0ndyn, 1. kvet. Dopisovatel Daily
News telegrafuje Vidneze mezi uher-
skym mnisterstveln videnskou yladou
nesmirne napnuti panuie. Andrassy
souhlasi pry rakonskym ministerstvem
i prohlasuje 10 odstonpi nezdafili SO Wy
! ednavani Uherskem.
Tiszovo ministerstvo zadalo opGt "a
propusstfans0os assla JOO lYOE
Divad elni pozarv Rouenu.
LOedyn, 27. dubna. Pafizsky dopisova-
tel londypskych Times" telegrafuje sye
mu casopisu, ze ohcn, kteryz dne 25. We.
Ger velike eldivadloroueske a uekolik sou
sednich budov ztravil, yypukl, kdyz Sc
herci prav6 stroiili a ze ma stesti drive byl
objeven .nez obecenstyo vpusteno bylo.
Pficina pozaru neni dosud objasnena, lee
neipravdApodobneja Jest, ze Cd 'plynu O.
pona sc vzhala ieviste, kde mnoho sna-
dno 4apalnych latek jako plStqa a dfivi,
| nahromadeno jest, zapalila. Tim casen
bylo IS osob divadle, clenov6 to opery
choriste V5chody z divadla isou tax
tesne, ze brzy zdssenym lidmi ucpany
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