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CONKLING AND MORTON.

COkL1CTOR Arthur IN CONFERENCE WITH TIE
NEW YORK sRNAToR--AN KFFoRr TO PATCH
UP TREATY OF PxAcE-FEARs oy THE IN
DIFFERENCE AND APATHY OF Combines
YRIENDs-CAUsE OF THE DIFFICULTY.
UrIcA, n. Y, Sept s, 1870
Utica Is not only the Of democratic politics at
this tme but tho appearance of General Arthur Col
iector Of the port OF Now York. here to-day indicates
that there is something up in republican circss Gen.
eral Arthur had a long interview with Senator
Conkng at Boggs' Hotel this morning. 1t may be
possible that save has been applied to the sore spot in
the republican party which threatened TO seriously
disturb its harmony in the approaching canvass II IS
well known that Arthur is the confidential friend
and adviser OF Governor Morgan; and he appeared no
do doubt ambassador from tho republican candi-
date TO concate tho Senator. whose ire has been
aroused by the treatment his friends have received by
those who have usarped the management Of the party
EXISTING ANTAGoNIsM
Tho existence OF an unfrendly feeling between Gov
ernor Morgan and Senator Conkling we'll known to
those who conversant with the inside workings OF
the republican machine Tho nomination OF Morgan
at Saratoga with the aid of Cornell regarded by
the uninitiated a concession to Conkling; but tho
fact Conkling powercss to control the Custom
House interest while Morgan in question Arthur,
Sharpe and tho other members of that organization
preferred Morgan to Conking when an issue arose bo
tween them. Hence the inability of Conking TO hold
the Custom House forces for Cornell Although the
Morgan men succeeded in securing the nomination Of
their candidate they could not conquer the
APATHY
of Conkling's friends which hus gwen great alarm to
the republican managers Indeed, tho frank utter
OF the less rctccnt OF ConKngs adherents have
given to tho fear that apathy might grow into
positive opposition.
Tho mission OF General Arthur to-day therefore
intended to cornteract this formidable obstacle to the
success OF the republican ticket. The friends of
Conkng feel that he has been treated with unneces-
sary harshness. Those closely identified with him
have boen denied nominations even for less important
Offices and have forced to occupy back seats in
councils OF the party This has naturally generated
RESENTMENT
which has developed hostile attitude the part OF
those who have been considered the old guard OF the
party. They think that the regularly disciplined
troops who have fought the battles OF the party sue
ccssiully hereto have been crowded out OF the
front by the unframed volunteers under George
William Curtis and the self-styled republican reform
As yet there certainty that the interview be-
tween Senator Conking and General Arthur was At
tended with any important result although there is no
doubt that Governor Morgans envoy extraordinary
was empowered offer very liberal CONCESSIONS to the
Conkling interests
Meanwhile tho democracy here entirely satisfied
with the situation and awaiting the result at Sara
toga on Wednesday week with great confidence.
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Gage OF Cumberland county were placed on the ticket
Tor electors at large.
The district electors will be named by the Executive
Committee. the members OF winch are as follows:-
"A Largs DIR. 4. v. Wright, Of Essex county, and
Mr. T. T. Field, OF Atlantic county
Districts -First-Francis Danzenbecker. Second
Fifth SIXTH. A. Beecher
Seventh-
In an interview with OF the delegates after the
Adjournment OF The Convention, they expressed To the
HERALD correspondent their confidence OF polling
large vote In the State OF electng sonc OF their
candidates for Congress.
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THE ARKANSAS ELECTION.

VERY yULL VOTE CAsr-THE DEMOCRATS
CLAIM THE STATE BY A LARGE MAJORITY.
LITTLE Rock, Sept 8, 1915.
Full returns of the election in this county
celved; both sides. however, claim victory.
few returns from outside couLtics show that
very full vote has been cast.
The democrats claim the State by 10000 or 50,0 600
mi
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THE CAMPAIGN IN GEORGIA.
SPEECH By THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE YoB
GOVERNOR

AUGUSTA Ca, Sept 8, 1875
Colonel Jonathan Norcross the republican candidate
for Governor, addressed a mixed meeting at the CITY
Hall tonight The crowd was boisterous to an extent
that made 1t impossible to hear the speaker with
satisiaction He charged the democratic party with
extravagance and ncompetency In managing the
finances OF the State and asserted that State Treasurer
Jones had IRON the State Treasury several
thousand dollars under the administrations OF
Governors jenkins and Smith.
The crowd interrupted the speaker often that he
te rm mated his address than he had Intended
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win be no more talk about the troubles arising from
Mr. Seymour's decnation.
REroargR-Then you do not think that the recent
diihculties VIII result In any ultimate injury to the
democratic party
AIR. MoRRlssEY--In my opinion no injury las been
or viii bo done think the Convention did exactly
right under the circumstances, and don't think there
Is any doubt about our carrying the state oil New
York. Nobody, IN my judgment, should be censured
Tor any part which they took IN The last Convention.
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WILMINGTON CHARTER ELECTION.

SUCCESS OF THE RxPUBLIcANs-rHEIR MAJOR
IrY IN THE CITY.
WILMINGTON. Del, September 5, 1873.
In the election this city to-day Tor members Of the
city council the republicans were successful, carrying
eight out of tho ten wards and eecting nine out OF
eleven councilnen. The republican majority In the
city on tho different candidates varies from lO45 TO
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A DEMOCRATIC GAIN-THE FIRST DEMOCRAT
ELEcTED SINCE 1854.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, w. Sept s, 1876.
Norwich gives Fairbanks rep. for Governor, 169;
Bingham, dem. 1ll-a democratic gain tho State
ticket of 90
The democrats elect Bartlett Sargent State Repre-
sentative, the first elected by them since 1904
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NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Sept s. 1870
Tho democrats OF the Fifth district OF Iowa to-day
nominated Hon. Andrew J. Beatty for Congress.
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REPUBLICAN GAIN OF ABOUT TWO THOUSAND
IN KIGHrY-EIGuT TOWNS.
BosroS, Mass, Sept s, 1876
Eighty-eght towns give Fairbanks republican,
90 165; Bingham democrat, 9,4S4. The towns in
1874 gave Peck, republican, 10, 243 Bingham, demo-
crat, s03 The Congressional majority shows
spending gains.
tho larger towns and cities with the comparative
Of lS74:-
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THE THIRD WARD MOVING.

Third Ward Tilden and Hendricks Reform Club
WAS organized last evening ut Brooks Hall, corner OF
Cortandt and Washington streets. RESOLUTIONS were
adopted indorsng Tdens reform policy and support
ing William X. Roberts County Clerk The follow
ing officers were clcctcd:-C. Wolverton, President;
Louis +. Young. Vice President; Patrick Callahan,
Secretary. Another meeting will be held tomorrow
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TENNESSEE POLITICS.

A SOUND SPEECH BY THE coLoRED CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR.
KNOXVILLE Tenn, Sept 8, 1870
A. f. Tardley, the coIored republican candidate for
Governor made his opening speech at the Court House
tonight A large crowd was present composed OF
citizens both white and colored. He announced him.
self as standing squarey tho republican platform,
fnvoring payment of the States Indebtedness, and
the exemption OF manufacturers from taxation for
term OF years
HIS speech very temperate and well prepared
He will commence the canvass with Governor Porter At
Lebanon the ilth inst.
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OBITUARY..
GEORGE SMITH.

A cable despatch from London says:-A telegram
has been received by the authorities Of tho British
Museum reporting the death OF Mr. George Smith. The
Assyrlan explorer.
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THE MAJORITY IN THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Sept s, 1915

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, Sept O. IS'0
In tho First Congressional district forty towns
give Charles II. Joyce republican, 9777; A. T. Chids
democrat, 442l.
In the second Congressional district tbirty-lour
towns give Dudley C. Denson, republican, Sl04; A.
n. DicScy, democrat, ,204
In tho Third Congressional district twenty nine
towns give George W. Hendee, republican, 5S4l John
l. Edwards, democrat, go
IL is probable the republican Congressional MAORI
ties will about follows First district, TO- 200;
Second district, Il, 600; Third district, II, 600.
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A nEtuBL1cAN GAIN OVER 1872.

A REPUBLICAN, GAIN OVER 1872.
BURLINGTON, Vt, Sept s. 1876.
For City Representatives Burlington gives Walls, re-
publican, ,Os5; Smallcy, democrat 9i9. republican
gam 225 over 1872 The republicans carry four out
OF tho five wards Of the city.
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ENrHusIAsM THROUGHOUT THE srATR-DorH
PARTIES sANGUINE.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt, Sept, 6, 1875.
Appearances indicate that the exciting canvass OF
the past few weeks Will eliminate TO-DAY in bringing
to tho polls nearly every voto in the State FREQ
yeyance IL furnished to every voter Reports from
ali quarters show that no such enthusiasm has been
manifested since Lincons first election. Republicans
consider tnero Is strong probability OF Increase OF
s. 600 votes their majority Of 1874 Democrats
sangune that tho election will show reactionary
tmeut in favor OF their party.
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FLORIDA POLITICS

COMPROMISE BY RIVAL CANDIDATES.
TALLAHASSEE, Sept 8, 1915.
stears and Conover, the rival republican candl-
dates for Governor, effected . compromise to-day,
Conover having Withdrawn
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NEBRASKA DEMOCRATIC CONvEN-
TION.

The Democratic State Convention will meet here to
morrow. number of delegates are already present
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Unparalleled Enthusiasm Through
out the State.
REPUBLICAN GAINS REPORTED
Vote of Prominent Towns as
Compared with 1874.
EVERY VOTER AT THE POLLS.
Alleged Transfer of Voters by the
Republicans.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION Sept s, 1876.
Sixty towns In the thirteen counties give Fairbanks
l5 1865 and Bingham 7,lss The towns in 1874
gave Peck IL 35S and Bingham SOIL Republican gain
this year ,270
The returns come In slowly.
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THE LATEST CORRECTED RETURHs-BEPUBLI-
CANS JUBILANT.

CANS JUBILANT.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Sept. s, 1875
Corrected figures OF 112 towns give Fairbanks, re-
publican, 2s 5s5; bingham. democrat, Is. 1885, The
towns In 1874 gave Peck, republican, 20 257 Bingham,
democrat, 1901 Republican majority in 1876, 10 2O0
republican gain on 1874 OF ., 444 One hundred aud
thirty Two towns be heard from will probably
crease Fairbanks majority to 30, 900
The Congressional maJoritics in the three districts
are in ll2 IL AIS, and the towns not yet heard
from will swell this majority To -, 900 or 20 000
Republicans throughout the State are jubilant.
Returns G mes In slowly. The complete result will
not be known before To morrow.
OF the ll2 town representatives elected, 10i arc re.
pubiicans, eight democrats ana three unknown
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GENERAL. JEFFERSON THoMpsoN.

despatch from St. Louis says that General Je6srs
con Thompson, Of Now Orleans died yesterday amer.
noon old home In ST Joseph, No, whsrs ks had
boon visiting for The bsneas Of hw health fee ssae
ttmo past
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,OTT LORD RENOMINATED.

UTICA, SepL 1910.
Scott Lord renominated for Congress by tho
Democratic Convention at Rome to-day by accamaton
The democrats claim his reelection by decided
iority.
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THE NAME OF GENERAL rL1JAH WARD.

THE NAME OF GENERAL ELIJAH WARD.
TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
There is one gentleman prominently identified with
the democracy OF this State, whose name would be
tower OF strength II nominated for Governor next
week at Saratoga allude to General Elijah Ward,
present member of Congress from tho Eighth district
His in political lie is fautless his reputation
spolcss while his fitness for position be ques
toned Every volunteer from the State Of New York
who entered Washington city in tho early days OF the
rebellion Will remember with gratitude his universal
kindness IN attending TO their necessities President
Lincoln priced his friendship. The records OF The
Thirtysxh Congress prove his devotion to the Uniou
If nominated, he will command the respect OF his ad
versares, the support OF the volunteer element and
will poll the iull vote OF his party. Yours truly,
X, p N
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THE VOTING AT TIL

THE VOTING AT THE STATE CAPIrAL-A rRANs-
FER OF VOTERS CHARGED BY THE DRMo-
Gratis.
MONTPELIER, VI September 6. 1876.
The voting Is worry spirited. The oils for town rep.
resentativc closo threc O'Clock p NJ, and for the
state ticket at dve O'Clock p n. Tho polls opened
here at ten O'Clock A. A.
A full canvass OF Montpelier shows that thero arc
LOIS males over twenty -ono years OF ago the town.
or this number the seccmcn threw out l33 leav-
ing on the voting list S92 names eligible 10 vote Both
parties hopeful OF majority.
TRANSFER
Democrats charge that republicans are bringing many
persons fl their stronghoIds to Montpelier 10 voo
or Fa,rbarks Governor. and thus make good snow
at the state capital BY law a person having legal
residence IN the State vote IN any and Tor
county officers any town OF tho county II residing
therein The same rule holds In tho Congressional
districts.
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THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.

LOCAL POLITICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THOSE WHO WE'RE AT THE HEADQUARTERS
YESTERDAY.
There the usual long session at the Of the
State Executive Committee over which Mr.. Cornell
presided but nothing OF public interest decided
A,vn ys.aoy visitors attended the during the
day seeking information concerning the plans
of the committee. In the National Execu-
tive Committee, whose rooms on
Twen,y-thrd street, Secretary Mccormick.
was engaged with numbers of letters from Name,
Ohio and Indiana 1t said that the from
these States encouraging the republican party
Numbers OF letters were received from the different
States IN regard TO the Democratic Convention at
Saratoga, and all of then expressed tho opinion
that tho failure to secure the accept
ance or Horato Seymour would not only
work discouragngIy in New York, but throughout the
Union Through early part OF last evening and up
to hali.past o'clock the committee rooms be-
sieged by visitors wishing to hear the from Ver
mont Whom the telegram stating that tho
above mentioned State had been carried by
80 600 majority, and showed largo repubi-
can gains, the people went away quite satisfied
Among the visitors at the National Executive Com
miltee yesterday Carl Sohurz and Hon.
Zach Chandler. Carl Schurz expressed himself ~
New York since he last visited it He said he met
many prominent German citizens who, SO to speak,
were on the ''.cncc" on his first visit and who now
were outspokcn for Hayes and Wheeler.
AT the democratic headquarters there was great
confidence
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MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRACY.
MEETING OF THE CONVENTION AT woRcEsrER-
oAsroN.

The Democratic State Conv cntion In this city
tomorrow largo OF delegates in the city
to night and there is every prospect OF lively Con-
venton Tho friends OF Charles Francis Adams
and William CASTOR pressing their candidates
orously Both parties confident OF success
Nothing OF the candidates except by the Adams
men, who claim that II Adams Is nominated CASTOR
will be given the second place.
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One hundred and sixteen towns give Fairbanks rep)
q, 702; Bingham (dcm.l l4,499. The same towns In
1874 gave Peck trep) 81, GAL bingham (dem) 9,66S
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

Dontame, ze nebude iedinfho rodaka
ceskeho, kteryz by, ien kdy2 trochn bude
mocl1; nepfisel posechnonti neizasou1lei
siho Cecha anerickeho =
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

Til enovske shrom azd9ni
ma rohu ulic Lester Gallop, iez venku
odbyvano byti m6lo,pielozeno nasledkem
nenadale nepohody do hostinske mistno.
sti p. Macha. Vzdor necasu byla mist
most tax nabyta, 2e nebylo hnuti. Nemec
ky mluvil p. DIR. Cyriack, 6esky V. Snal
dr. a anglicky opet j, Cyriack. OLecen
stvo vyrusovalo fecniky castou a hluGnou
pochvalou. Mezi feGmi hrala hudba. p.
Ferd. Svoboda, kteryz schdzi pfedsedal,
napominal shromazdene k horlive praci
a k bdelosti u polld tax aby zadnf neo.
pravneny republican nemohl voliti. Kdyz
tetnikdm diky vzdany byly, shromazdt-
nj odroceno.
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proniknouti podle MoraGe odde'iti Ger
nohorce cd kutanG, kter6z by byl prvn6
strestal Avsak iiz u Rogan6 postavily
Sc diva hlouGky Cernohorcd ieho voiska
na odpor - byly to diva cernohorske pra
pory vedene Bozou Petrovicem. Prud-
kou palbou uvitah vrahy turecke, ktefi
marn6 po til hodiny Sc pokouseli o dalsi
postnp. TAX nepatrna moe pfedce zdr-
zela celou tureckou armada ma pochodu
Cernohorci byli patrn6 iiz sevfeni, kdyz
dosta7il Sc rychlem pochodu vddce ku-
canskf Marko Milanov Mel vSebo
vsudy tfi prapory vojska a pfedce iz
rozhodnut byl boi, Uvolniv Bozu Petro.
vice cd Tnrkd, zapotal pabu ma Turky a
te = jak Cernohorci mali krvi - po
vstal boz handzary. Leskly ten occl, ienz
zdal by Sc hraGkou proti rychlostfelnym
puskam, jest d6snou zbrani rukou Ger
nohorcd a odola neien palbe fadov6, ny
brz i d6ldr. OySem jest k handzardm
tenn Potfeba takovych junakd, iakymi
jsou Cernohorci.
Handzary Gernohorske, jak nam zpra-
vodal mas oznamil, rczhodly bitvu. Divo-
CT Asiat6 a afri6ti moufeninove, iizto
prot Slovandm do Evropy Sc zenou, isou
sice zvykli ma fad6ni a ukrutnosti, ma
divokou sec, av5ak na srbskou pazi Ger i.
nohorce, jenz $ ssiasotem ma vrahy slovan-
ske svobody Sc vrha, nesou nauceni. Ia
lekli Sc, zdesenim kficeli, avsak cernobor-
ske handzary kleshly 81 liz mezi mimi
cestu pred. o IS. bod. odpol. poeali
Turci prchat Cernohorci patach "a nj.
mi, rubailee ie handzary neb kacejice V
propasti. Ma diva tisice, oznami nam
telegraf, ostalo Turkd ma boisti zdrceno
pesti ternohorskou. Avsak vrchol bidy
nastaI teprve pfi pfechodu teky Morace,
kteraz hlubokymi rozeryanymi udolimi,
tvofic brzy tdn6, brzy vodopady, proud
mezi horskymi balvany k Podgorici.
Tnrklim nezbyvalo 5asu; diroci Asiate
strachem hnani vrhali Sc sami zahube a
smrti naruc. Ma tisic iich nalezlo hrob
pohranicn6 fece Gernohorske.
Vitezstvi to jest tim pozoruhodn6isi,
ponevadz pablo zde mnohem vice Turkd
noz bylo vsech Ceraohorc6 dohromadv.
Pomer ten bije tim vice do oti, uvazili Sc,
ze ma 5000 pobitych dluzno po6itati
aspoh tolikez ranerych. (Obyeein6 Sc po.
cita troinesob ran6nych, zde ovsem sou
Ilns Pomery, avsak aspoG iednou tolik
ranenych dlntno pfedce poe tat)
Ztraty Cernohorch - 67 nrtvych a
1922 ran6nych -jsou pom3rn6 nepatrnG
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

ApostOls ska chud o b'a sv.
otce. Domacnost papezoyu obstarava
537 osob. Prvni msto zauiima kardinal
AntoneIli, po mem Pride vrchni komofi,
pax velkoalmuznik, prvni taiemnik, vrch
nj spravce domu, dOmaci feditel, general
nj kanclef a pet komofi Pod dozorem
prvniho taiemnika pracuic dvacet nizaich
taiemnikG, patnact 1tadnikn palace n
os,a tiskafi tain6 iiskarny pape2ske. X
oHsluze ma papez iednoho vrchniho slu-
hu sest zivCtnich slnh1. Apostolska
kou ora sestava ptedsedy, tfiadvaceti
kuryrd a sesti pisafi. Kardinal Antoine
III q generalni kanclef mali komonstyo
osnattyyceti osob; papezskych tetnikn
ie 200; papez phi velkych ipfi mai ych
hdstinaeh me vzdycky stdl pro sebe, KITE.
ry stoii ma hornim konci dlouhe tabnle.
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Dikuvzdani.

Niaepsana yzdava timto yfele diky CITE
nemu Radu ,Svornost {. LII. c. S. Z. s.
neien "a poskytnutou 17ti mesicnipodpo-
rny nemoci meho zesnuleho manzela a
vyprayoni krasneho pohfebniho privodu
nybrz j "a dornSenou me sirotkdm i'm cast.
ku Z $50. Ia vsecka tato dobrodini ne
mohu Sc jinak nez mym nejyfelejsim di-
kern odmeniti pfaniln, by sbor tepto,
ktery 81 tax krasny ncel lidskosti vytknul,
vzdy vice zkvetal odvetvi sve sifil.
Vsem pax Pohfebnim prdyodu Sc s1.
Szt'.s.vza. DIX a provolavam
'rdecnf:i Ma zdar!s lyO
, nctou g
Anna Rausoya pozdst,
ydova sirotci.
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Karla JolaSe.

IAN karel Jonas dnes rano mi
oyl do Cieyelandu. Dues yecer Dude rec
niti "a Perunem, bize ulice Croton. V
pondeh bnde nepochybne feaniti H.
warde, co by Sc potoln plakatani ohlasilo
Doutame, 10 Cechov6 re vsech ward.
kdyz Jim to Ien trochu bude mozno do
shromazdtni toho Sc dostavi.t
Tez muviti bude p. HI. b. Payne,
kongresni mas kandidat milacek obecen
stva elevelandskeho. Konecn6 feeniti bu
de n6mecky spolnredaktor ,,Waechtran,,
P, Julius K urzer, z r. 1874 Gechdm
znany. Pan'ten tehdy >lnidvii sliii slinii Pc
runu cesky. s. eia
Vzhdru tedy pbdane, -
AT lepsi Cas- nam nastane!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

Pa p eze m nehnon ohavnosti tnreck6
mat on dalezittisi starosti. DALI liz Ease
tisknouti encykliku, iiz die Ind. beige v
pflStl konsistofi bude pfedcitati. Papez
st6zuie sobe ma stale sifeni SO valky prot
clrkvi, naznacnie nektere vlady co pdyod
ce tohoto nespraycdlivehop pronasledovan
nvalnje ma ne odpovcdnost, jenz spoiled
nosti !ejich jeduani yznika. - Spole6-
most byla by radtji, kdyby papez yydal
encykliku prot Tnrkdm bylo by to ieho
hodnosti CO, hlayy cirkve kfestanske, mpo
hem pfihefeneia q distoinejsi
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

n epok ojnou krev mali vzdor
zlym das1m kraian6 nasi Chicago. CITE
me pond6lni ,Svornosti:'
.Svteehi praporu noveho spolku odby-
valo Sc slavnostne chramu sv. Vaclava
ma al. Dekoven a skoncilo sc znaGnynli
nepokoii pr nichz tekla nosd krev, Wy
hazovali Sc lide za limec ko3tela, rozbi-
iei sc okna soused1m kostentm atd. Ne.
Wine dopOdrobna, kdo ohledu tom chy
bil. Ale hanbu nam to dea velikou pred
Chicagem, ze ami kostele n umime Sc
srovnati. Tot ably kazdy chodil j DO ko-
stella bambltk'u nabitou V kapse. A
ne5 by hylo lGI'e NIT ezdy parni stfikaJ
kn pm rnce kdy2 noco povstane, paliii
do \ ho v'dou oehlazeni mysl! Ma W.
letn. SIM, kostele : ysade pe-tovaui
hafodaesii =. i1stni
Y Cleselahdu museli by redaci rasi
lie hofels lao ohrazku chicagoskeho. byti
pravyiui IVORY mIruinioynosti a snaseli-
'GA" "b ovan. la dlouhy cas- ncvime
'ni 0 jci rsaccJ neho' vJtrinosti pit
3esk6 spolecensk6 zabave, kdezto Chi
cago nejen ma vyletech a sinich ale v
zostele narodnost pestmi Sc pestuje. A
ofedce mali Chicago diva horlive mra-
Foncitele diva chramy panfl
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nj odroceno.

5 azd6ni tildenovs
ma Cascovy obein6 Case Commons) We
Gtvrtek vecer odbyvane, vydstilo SO skye
le. Te5 6eska setnina seste wardy iGast
Mia Sc pod velenim AL. Rause prGvodu
pochodnov6ho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

Nezavisly tildenovsky k In b
ostrova Kuby bude odbyvati pravidelni
schdze sv6 kazdy Gtvrtek hlavnim sta
nu SVEN ma rohu Clark ave. q uGce Jona
Ia pfedsedu zvolen Frank Brickman a
"a kapitana Jan Kurtin.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

L opilosti. PAM Smithova, bydli
CT iedn6 alley blize rohu uhc Harmon q
Garden spadla opici do sklepa a pora-
Mia Sc ttzce ma 6elo Byla by Sc vykr-
vacela, kdyby We sklepe nahodou nebyla
nalezena byvala. =
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

Utopil Sc. We Gtvrtek rano naleze-
ma mrtvola cloveka, niz pozd4ji poznan
N6mec Heinrich Ochs, fece Ma Sc "a
to, ze Ochs samovrazedn6m iImyslu do
feky Sc vrhl. ByI q let star bydlel Y
blici Pearl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

n e b o a. eSamuelem Baldwnem
splash Sc We ctvrtek ma Woodland ave.
bize ForC ststr. kan. Baldwin vypadl z
voziku potloukl Sc tax, ze beze smyslu
do neiblizsiho domu odnesen byti musel.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-30

Oitn5 thy.
Clevclandsky trh.
Nasleduici ceny vztahuii Sc k prode-
j1m We velkem:
fSentee' cervena els 1. : 1.20; els. /.
S1.19.
huhuf5ce: Woe michana "a ctd; meme
michana 81 eta.
Ooes: starry cis. 1. 40 eta; cis. 2. 81 ctd;
novy tis. 35 ca bly, cti; no
Wy nellepsi els /. 81 cti.
Tito. els. 2. cd so = 65 ct1.
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