davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22
KUBA.

Jakych hrnz dopousti sc Spane-
love ma Kdbs, sdsluje jists kupec
pravs do New Yorku pffbyly z
Havauy. Popisuie popravu 10
osob, ktersz niala sc dne 26. led
ma "a sadu FL Santo Cristo. jehof
maiitelem Jest FranciscoGonzales
Armago. Pokud mohI zvsdeti
pravdy. stalo Sc, ze otrokyne il
sta hruhs odmitla neslechetne mas
biainuii dohlizitele sadu. jelikof
hyia daleko W outszkem, a dos
hlizitel napovfdal maiIteii tolik
lzf o osobs i6, ze tento rozkazal,
aby byIa pffsne bitem trestana.
Ostatnf otroci poukaEovali na to,
ze stane sc co nejdffve matkou,
doufajfce, ze proto prominuto jf
bude hiti Aysak nebral ohledu
ani xhovadiIy don, ami ziotfilS
doh ifitei, nechaI je zmrskati a.
krutne. G. byla mrskina poros
dila dftko v nejv9tsim strachu a
bolesti. Jeii manfel a 9 jinSch
otroki rozzutili se tax, &c chteIi
majitele sadu zavratditi. Nena>
lezse iej, zabili dohlizitele jako
psa. Armago, sIechetny don, jak
NJ vino, sdelil vojenskemu veil,
telstvi, ze jeho otroci ueinili
vzboufeni IA deelem politicks sm,
fe Sc cht9ji Pfidati X povstalc0m,
proto ze zavrazdili dohlizitele--
a slavne vojsko pfisIo postfilelo
jich 10 co zradcd a bufie6-.Z to-
no obraza sudte ma ostatnf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22
Povstani Y Besn4 q HerceQo-
vine.

4 NovSho Ercega, IL lestna-
(Od xvlastniho rpravodaie ~Nar.
List0.
. po~icinfm bojs . krssee phi
nesly rosliSnS sasopiy velmi r.
xns xpr4vy. Jedni tyrsi, h. byli
pora1eni Tarci, druxi. ts asrpsii
povss1ici porixku- We svSm po-
-ledalm dopisu lsem VAN iit pal.
he bylo vitszssvs ~ ssras& 20.
vstzled. Dncs CHEF dodasi nskts
RI podrohnosta - tezto bojl -.
prosince spozorovals pevssaics. ie
- vojsko tnrseks shyss4 x&sosisi
spill pcvnastky = sruby pra-
smycich Dsga. aejmen. pax ps-
vnost Niksi1- Tareekj spikai
sbor tahl > Metokss sxn&rsm ks
Krstea. > xznechal ~ pocho<ia
Dpbrelji Sisf xasob : t2hi dale ks
Kr~iei, kAmi pfibyi vs<sr- z~Eim
vytihli ] povstAlei od Plaza ke
Krstei. ptskroeili poAoh Somai.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22
SRBSKO.

Dopisy do Vidns dosle hlA>
sajf vitezstvf valeene strany '
Srbsku a jmenovanf Ristiee pred.
sedou ministerstva co vec zabez.
petenou. Srbsky snsm odbfval
pred SWIM ukoncenim tajne seze.
nj nzavfel, ke valkou pouzs
do pfistfho jara poseska--Dals
byl xvolen vybor, ktery mad via
dou bditl, dane ku pfedu vybfra'
II, q pr vypuknuti vaIky papiro
VS. penfze vydavati ma.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22
ctenemu ctenafstvu.

z mnohych stran mas do
chazeji stiznosti, he "Pokrok
Zapadu' nasledkem vydava-
nj We sttedu, pozde pannm
odberatelim dochazi; pro-
cez sc vidime nuceny, cpet
drivejsi potadek zavesti a
oznsmueme timto, be 'Po-
krok Zapadu' budoucne opet
v dters vychazeti bude.
) uctou
vydavateIstvo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

Dpe Q. L IN. byl angIiek5 par
lament kralovnou osobne zahA-
jen. Tr1nni rec 5etl lordkancl6f,
lord Carins- - Po pfeeienf teto
Fcti osnsmovai finantrf ministr.
xe pFsdIotf pFfsss smIcuvu 0 kou-
peni skcif prdplavu suezkeho k
schvileni.
Phnsoll pfsdIozi Bevt, opra~
VENT saxon plAvebnf-
Disraeli pfedlozil snsvovns nd
vrh sAkona, die kter6ho 20 ma
krkIovna Anglickk, m PtfitS Da-
s5sasi -efaAfovnA vjshodnf In
de-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22
OMAHANEB, o. UNO RA

"a = zasl.li as "a na<ilan pred
kr-seem Post4x~nS-
Dr.ksAo dne rzno ohoRiii 80
povstaies na Tarky : aa-taI tzAs
bai yoivosta >4siea h.l,A atsk /,
zamoaas v~lpl lsSssau Pska r.
wlovss PravSsa4 kfsila- B..j trxzi
nskolsk A0siias P.ssstkz v~~ll
- stEelnoa s6ranL po1is5i shraai
sesaoa- rgrsi eyla aaeeai epa-
ssin sxS PosazvenL- v tSn okam~
iska msl Pokrotati volvos4 p
viovR PrOsi rarkam. on vs4k n
stoapal - sxoa Setoa 81 hor De
d. Pres - akrpsa rzrri x~lms
estslssS Etraty asto4PaAi Dc kr-s-
ca. RoxaaAt - sane seh.0a. % 1
povssaiei ztFpsla maoho " bsis
sasnsa. avsak .trz1y jsyeA nsssssa
Lax xsnkS. jak aslAxzkz sPolsE
Corrs~p-" z s~sy SoSs~sxa P~1lls
- mazE. Iessnznl P@ka Paxlexs>
L eeii tomto l~sx exssmA P.sa@>
kEa Posiexs~ls. AvsAk ehei ps~
dsu iAaed syssssEsal- y~ssx
pied eoiS1 esibsxAh Psx-szAss
porasiz = Peks byl ro4Assslas pre
u asoka, ehtzis vysk@u T4rxy
pr'1saay IA Dag4- PoS~salea xsa8
ro<Aoaii Prou asma. sak te Pwxs
iea neeh=si = prvss svsuaa Pts>
svsaseal beiov=1 Pc bisxS byu
nzs~lnisi P.axsszis. Nslasi rs1Asr-
seni nA Pska. ebTsaajiA D. ne
srady.
Nyui @eska Pska PavsaxS -
sxoa sstea = ZahSscA. ki~1 -
vsseAay essy PsxssalvSkS .e@-ts~
IL Pas1i-~~ - >AronlaE4iIa -
SO povssaieav Kon~srs 5ssss
eAei PFiponeasusi. prod askt<rs
sz~apssy hei = Ar-sos "a Por&1xz
pax>saica lsssly. kayA R4sE Pasa
spszorosAl, ts i~s@ PoxstAir1 as
sxsvai. xysaAi xe5skem / D.
er~sls Panax-ia - lst ~<tkal >
pox~talci. PreAsAsils - j. PoSses =
razpr2ssl To =s xs@ stAlo - na
= Aa-aaa p.a xnssnsnSm b2JL
oAsslani isahsks lsgss pfshylo
"a sssarsaa. zhy sAie vyskaAs Pts
eAosi aaxseh dehrosollEkA. 81
wahA. xytrvziS~st = Vie aswhxa gs4as
l@-x skaSka ohsiaxzA1-inA.
I.lzhsArzEls oPzsxl Her-goxiuz
a1eh~fs - 10 EsloArazila-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

ATLAS Crnoxora~ esipowssia
posted nEm ss-ie e shsErn&za slan
"a "a hrO.hy sar~ek&. asmz
mine iia& pw.vfs Porsa Azszs
CsrmS Hos~ vsIkoa kdo eAee
spr1vesilsve po~axaxati rAoxsaa
= CsrnS Hery i pov~tanE. ma~
ssazssa. De fiss C<EsaS Aafs
. Hsree<eviss js~iea = 81
n2ro<i. BE- n2raa s-rn.shar-ks
ssmsie ani lsaAk. nsa pszsi
=. abr moAl Ptsspssi =.
ponce hraassm ae cer-s2 Horz
kyl2 wtty pf~sA@saxst<lszm .xsae~
siy nzssks naxe<i& = - <naa -
msks - sashexsss- IA sssAts es>
sasra isss pe~sAsssl Csxas Hory
EAsssts v~imi absE4n4 = msI@m~
p~Avem fseis raa mime Tzr~eko
eelt sxst axaAxa. ie j-4e s<da.li
sprSxna . sis<zelns. NseA1sm<
All vxpoasn&n vr~kisss Pe<a-
sorscs. 81 peaoss kan>s ks - ao~
stAlss knassi hl.hapk2na ess xs~eA
v~lmo<s N da~solna Js-iz&ai Ger
NJ Hory- TsrS~kes lAko vaais |
ssskrias xrssiio a.as shss rreai
slsssevale kfs~<AaS "a .s vra1h
asmz . ssm axssiio c<rros Hers
kniies< Niksl2ss = vahk< no.
nn1ze- 4 - p>k lssts syns Arezi
c<rnS HaFs Ani rurs~ke. a.s
nikdo jiAt nssa11s man siazE ~
dnt vttky- J>s<-k rsrrs .Sn
ekssii psoso syArossvssi. - -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22
SPANELSKO.

Vlada rozeslala po svtch IA
stupcich ku vsem dvor6m d6kIad-
ne vyjadfeni SO ohledns stavu M
kdbS. obsznik ten popisuie phi
tlny povstAnf. povahu jeho vidci,
: opravy, ktere Sc xAvedou. ~
bude povstinf y konce. UceI O.
prav tech ma btti pfipodobnznf
vl&dy osAd 4 vl&dS mateFsk6 se-
md. ud6Ienfm obecn6 svobody :
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22
TURECKo.

2 Vidns sc dovidame, ze kon-
sulove mocpostf ruafcich Du-
brovniku dozvederi sc, ze britics
ks, nsmeck6, francouxske a ital-
ske lode pfipluji do pfistavu toho
v nskolika dnech, fe lodstvo
francozske tGz Sc sem odebefe.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22
vratedny ltok ma ydavatele
..Pok. Zap"

Vydayatel ,,Pokroku "a
padu" pan Edward Rosewa-
ter jest zaroveh vydavate.
lem a redaktorem anglicke-
no denniho a atSdenniholist
Omaha Daily Bee, kteryz-
TO list jest nejvetsi a nejroz-
sifenejsi We statu Nebrasce
a tesi Sc znaene pfizni oby
vatelstva.
Pred nedavnem upozornil
easopis DAILY Bee" zdejsi
obyvatelstso ma velke neple-
chy. ktere Sc emily v cernos-
skem salonu jednom, zde V
omaze.-Tuto zpra u uve-
rejnil reporter jmenoyan6ho
listu, a mattel onoho salonu,
eernoch r. ID. Curry vyzval
redaktora pana Ed. Rosewa-
terra, aby ono udani odvolal,
naeez pan Rosewater mu v
editorielnf easti sveho listu
pouhou praydu povedei.
Dne 10. t. m. poeinal 81
omen domele urazenS GER
nuch r. ID. Curry jeste 5 jed
MIN cernochem as V 5 hodin
vecer na pana Rosewatera,
kdyz prave Sci 2 posty. oba
no prepadli ma rohu l5te a
Douglas ulice. ieden no drzel
a druhy I'd. X. Curry no
triskal TAX zvanym zabija-
KEN (zapositou olovenou ku-
liekou) do hlavy TAX. ze Sc
nyni velice pochybUje o jehO
uzdraveni.-filavu ma pan
Rosewater IA jednom miste
prorazenou a jinymi ranami
takfka posetou. Tri leka-
rove jej osetfuji a nemaji
velke nadeje ma jeho uzdra-
veni
Oba Sernochove jsou We
ve.'eni pod 5000 zaruky
ksSdt, mesto Jest velice
rozkvasene, a kdyby mel
pan Rosewater zemfiti, pax
sc Jest kych vStrznosti
mezi belochy a eernochy co
obavati.
Pan Ed. Rosewater jest
upfimny Czech, ohetavy v
kazdem ohledu, a zvlaste
verne zastava narodnost ee-
skou. Jest on zajiste jedin{
z mas Cechi. kterS vyd4va
velkS, anglickS, denni list
zde We spojenvch statech. =
Cinnost jeho je neunavna, j
muzeme tvrditi, ze poziva
zde CO redaktor a vydavatel
velkeho vlivu ma vefelne
pomery a be sc test znacne
prime, ktera sc nyui vfel ym
deastenstvim Sc vsech stran
jevf.
Mel-li bs zemriti, ztra;i
Cechove ameriGtl znameni-
tehc muze, ma nejz vsim
praven hrdi byti mohou =
prozatim vsak chceme dou-
fati, ze Sc toto nestesti k do
bremu obrati. a he zejmena
nam Cechum tento zRameni-
ty muz zachcvan bude!
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22
TeIesraficks zprayy.


Dne 10 ledna vyplula parolod
Palestine" Bostonu do Liver
poolu, kan dine 2. I. m. pfistala
Ma ceste napasila tato lof hro-
Entm orkAnem, Etr~tila dva sto-
f&ry . niIno toho jsou diva ds-
stojnlci nskoIik pIavtikl K sluz
be nesehopnf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

u z2lsksnp<e vscAes3nE .hsxslS
- .N0rSiA- ALlx- EzS-s vs1as .~
'4as ~. L n. ts zelzs wfrs = hs@
PoSAy osx2sa, - 4sPl0@AEie<a ax
eS. sAhaieaa krzhssen Ansarzsy@.
1As-P&Aa : a.. SEA zzsszRsssss
H@ar sxr0p-kx- Syaf Fis 5~a . ~.
iakSa sp2ssS~a - - &aa4 49,
laai l~sAaatna eianss~E w~anaet =
vAaaiy szre~kA Porsa ~ eas1s
oxssm vzVlr.n sszi@a Elaxs, -
xsz< ssbazis nzss,i &spseAssa -
porsxan ss4h14sax x1A xseeA
x~l@ces. Eelne<rs - n~a-E-sskSsl
Eseohs~assai si.hy oPr.x. "a 30
.1o4 taaAaU zAFak, q easiaa pTe~
xsst<ay eFr@xy. i~i PORE aaxrA-
asa. I ksiyey vlsha tzr~xks ~
n eErzxn<sx nAzsitkv prau -
@asgrAxs Bs~ay a Hsre~soxlay.
Ps~s~ - a~ssA Pe~haP.ss. - ~
@sAla aaaat&sa PF.asl &Aasssnstvs
<s~.caA2 vs spr2x&. JssssAA e~-ea
I'D noaao ss~saaEi P.stssi1k = e.
aoxin a1vSr4 ehySas~a.sy. ~.
aey POvta 2Psians Prox~szsa aa
vvhy vslm@sA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

RakouskS kanclef hrabA. An
drasy zadaI pro herccgovske u
prchIiky, ktefi Sc nachazi ma pfs
de rakouske bezpecny privod do
jich vlasti, q porta Sc ada tomuto
pozadavku byti naklonena-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

Die zvlastniho telegram z
Berlina, Sinf 80 Hovartsku a
DaImAcif pfipravy vojenske pro
ten pfipad, pak-li by Sc povstalci
zdrahaii zbrane slozlti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

Y Madridu sc oznamuje, ze kral
sam osobne Sc odebefe k volsku.
vlada zakoupila sest deI krup-
povsch 5000 nabojn pro ostrov
K1ba.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

sskollk CsrasAor~1 is.ssaE bei~.
ia esaPsxssa =~. zs ~ - e~ls
sxst @zs1 Ps<lsvisi. kiysx sszz
TAX n@eyso- knE1e Mass a~
nf iv a neshe~ aNaiEs Sc .wsAo
aare.ia Osroky. n sy nsls sApFs-
u se5p.s~xatasiss essy ptsk->~a-
SD Pross solail is~tsarssxf Gee.
aoherSi p.o kska n@r~~gove1 nv
ri Pravs nk. iako y tfsxssAeA
Pow-tAaleA NJ lee esss aesaa
vale C~suA Hor- glaila svs-ts>
n8ts svS P.ossaao~si. sss-h i Ia
rse<o t&eo es-sy xytiess. aszas
C~ruA Hoe. -. ssAo ryk.saa5~ 81
e~ss. ieIt hs.pezao=s a hsaSis9~asa~&
zAro.Aa -rh~ksAs. " roun 4 A.anA
shlss1y AEl~ n@kz.ssa strRoxasL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22
HERZEGOVINA.

Povstalci nechti pfijmCuti ma
vrhy hrabete ARdrasy ho. jsou
odhodlani nepoiati sc dobrovol-
ne tureckemu panovanf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

. pomsreeA AslAzr~kfeA - pl
se ~Pol- Corr . Ra~takzs po
nSkOlik. ani nfseAAzi DO naseAo
wilalexa mnoho wssi-kA vsehe tx4-
Ia DO 4. hk~zn. ches ale msai
ssx vslky xnaSaea aruista 80.
ssf~stisi- ohyxasxh<tSo. is1 80
- EesslA stSrzn&. s2keasI vsstlkk
30 draAa pssSsfL PraiAlAssal
saitAn~ksAe fsrmaAaa - aAs x~f>
ai zazIa a0sxlos saAaA - vyhsr.
il : hsvaaoa akrasas-si. aa 4Sssl
3 cafshrzas ro.kax ahv s~ "a
msssc osiveSiao so.eso dskasa a
-. uf~siniei taressi prsaAxals
eaAsma Lila re prsiaa. sas<sss.
salad. ssrah@A. stoAyssk. rkrssk@
yse. 80 Ballard naln.alez- y
.kaska es~zd aAro<lz h4ihs.r-kkAs
is~s vslmi trpks-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

.laseasz.z FeSssfs
PLxNE
sFnmaa
Tsvszia kssS~Erveea
Z kANENIcE
.krS- kr2lsssks kr.s Pz.@a>ks.
Szzstas l@~3 maA hssA2Assas.
Jsai - Ptsms~A s--ss~A eA@siA
M&n4ea<s ga<o 1mna vinar
k0zaaa.zA st~a FfsAe-tns
kei~a s1<la sFaks1s eskkx.
J.<e elssexs kxitks-
PEze1h aaaa ms1 ss sataa-1
I Ch1ss mnaAa EAsAassi.
A eAA II P.eAsAna.
We doAra pkegsa kzzsfss
Earizs. lss--zf |. l.z k2sp2x.
- halsox Cr~<s. NeA
>~x~raf A1xrses.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

Cssopis sOb-erver" oznamuje,
4e briticka vlAda zamysli svA v
sinsktch vod&ch kfizujici lod.tyo
se~ilniti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

Hsr~~gcvia-A hsAA = pSssl=SlnAsh
dneeA opSt l~vtstsm taAsvh sos2.
Ies trvaly 0d - az 10 "a. I n
okoli rrseins. | afesinl sprzxy
potvrzall Is asrp@li Tsrvi vssns
elsslnoa poragka = i9 neenAA IA
ho3isa mno1saxa ranansxh = mr>
tvseh- CsstA 9 LAahruxnaka 10
Trehlns nAchaxi - ulossa 20
wstzlxd- Press - deW1lA. 1~
pasiae h9ti iSo rark2 \ 50 ps~
vstaics. Hasxs aisa1 vesvp~1a BaAa
-. Maxim RakwxaS- Turvs vypa-
zeai . opevnsa&As Po~saw~ai-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22
FRANCIE.

Proti eavopisu "Republique
FrancaiseTforgan Gambett0v) IA
veden0 tresfni Fizeni Ia pfitinou
ostrsho Slanku prot ministrovi
Buffetovi. Tentyz osud potkal
easopis 'sdevatenacte stoleu",
sice tete pffSiny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

Prime Napoleon vydal k voli-
Gam Aiacco ma Korsiee provo
ami, kters takto kon5i: "Ctim
nyneisi dstavu, ptedpokladaie, ze
Sc nj ziedna We Francii pofadek,
n svoboda.-Budu-li
Evolen, pax budu take vzdy de-
mokraticke a pokrokos6 zasady
haiitim
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Ptsas4aE Hill N~brzs<a-
SAatek nanSelsky

z.axsell zn< !. zasr. l>-S Ne
FILLMORE Gu NEB
Aarss ks~lfsss@.
cslssesaz Elrs<A
FrE@s18<asss EF~.2B~r-sas.
, 2 s1aao r~-Ns isa~ sp-g~a1
~ ruka. srsive zzs1ano.
SesaokH~s soAo Eoztvof~af
ce sxa.kea sE.sSn Po1s2ne.
Ia sAas~k Fo s&znA to1hz pzAl2>
Pred koAsn - ~ss sa~<@ssa.
Co tawes . iA-e~ .rorns~h Arsals~k
cc eAaAs ~es. / any easf msla--4-
agnSs
eiasnai kxsEs. kras-a A4ases<-
Pr~l@4 V22
lo=spA k@A1@x.
AaRan FFs.1xaeh-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

RfwMes@ns = sta44 -
.Pek Zap s<z2a
h tszE@
pzn Io-. vEzs.ik -
yiel kAspax 80
Ihrn s@.s5
TGt0 Aaassa pen~4 E4z0xea -
&asalams FAaz D. GrSgrox1 -
Rrzhy i Aa1sEma e.tsxzlzAl "a
pAtFs2nx azisso-
TIA isn@ sAse shirky sksasa1.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

zastoupeni osad We snemu zem-
skem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

ten zvon vyzvaneI provolani ne
odvislostf ze stare sine We Fila
delft. Pant Ia test Sc dobr6mu
zdravi doufa, fe bnde stolet6
naroxeniny slaviti republikou
veseIe "A We zdrayf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22

I PAM Hannah Slower Bow
doinham, Me-, ma pravo bSti po-
vazov&nu IA hrkinku stolet6ho
roku. Narodsla % roku 1776
skoro ' tuxe hodinu, kdy velkf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-22
Maine Business Notes.

The Bodwell Granite Company of Vinal-
haven discharged number of foreigners on
Friday, to make room for men living in that
vicinity with families.
The wooden factory at Warren is closed for
few days for some repairs, and the shoe factory
will soon suspend work for short time, for
the same purpose and to take the annual
account of stock
The Cheese Company at Warren have sold
their machinery for a fair price to a Bowdoin-
ham factory. An auction on Saturday last, to
sell the building resulted in its being bid in by
the company.
There are now some twenty cargoes of paw
ing stones at City Point, Belfast, awaiting ship
ment, that have been quarried and hauled the
past winter. The quarry was worked by New
York parties. Arrangements have been made
with the proprietors, Otis & Co., who will
probably get out more paving. There are now
four vessels loading with the stone for New
York.
1t is rumored that Mr.. James Houghton of
Mechanic Falls is about to merge his shoe
business with that of the Ventilating Water.
proof Company of Lynn. If this prospective
arrangement is cousummated, it will at once
double the amount of shoe manufacturing in
that town, with strong probabilities of still
larger increase
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-22
Brief JOftIuRes

The storm yesterday was snow along the line
of the Grand Trunk road.
The yacht Viva, Capt Paul, made the first
cruise of the season, Thursday.
The Mechanic Blues attended the funeral of
the late Mr.. Williams, a member of the com
pany, Thursday.
The Fourth of July is to be celebrated for
$5OOO
Messrs, Griffin and Bennett have completed
an eleven ton fishing smack for Capt, f. Strout
of Cape Elizabeth.
Some thieves stole quantity of valuable
rudder brass from the shipyard of Hutchins &
Stubs at Yarmouth.
A woman named Lee, whose husband de-
serted her several months ago, applied for
lodgings at the police station Thursday night,
and gave birth to boy baby.
Officers York and Miles arrested two boys
Thursday for petty larceny.
The Portland Chess Club have removed TO
No. l Fluent block.
1t appears that Mrs. Cannon was perfectly
willing that her son should go to sea, but she
objected to his going in British vessel. She
gave her consent at the time be was shipped by
Commissioner Knapp, not knowing what YES
sci he was going in.
Many who attended the entertainment at
City Hall Fast Day, were unable to decide
whether it was bans concert or play, or
both.
A young fellow giving his name as Heckler
is about town claiming to be an Odd Fellow
and Knight of Pythias, and soliciting aid
from members of the Orders. He has been
proved to belong to neither organization, and is
evidently frst-class frand.
By request, Mr.. E. Sands will give his popu'
lar lecture at Allen Mission next Monday even
ing, entitled Sunshine, or How to be Happy"
Patrick Flaherty, young lad living at Lib
by's Corner, while playing with a gun, acct.
dentally discharged it, blowing off the fingers
on his left hand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-22
Religious News and Notes.

The Wing says there were six persons bap-
tized at the First Baptist church, in Bangor,
Saturday.
The Lynn Praying Band were to commence
series of meetings Saturday evening, at Dex-
ter.
1t is reported that the Ohio Open COMMIT
Mon Baptist Association has increased to 1874
churches and 1000 members.
The Universalists Of Skowhegan have secur-
ed the services of Rev. G. HI. Munson of
Turner.
The New York East Conference, at its recent
session in Brooklyn, dropped man from the
ministry on the singular but sufficient ground
that he lacked common sense.
The praying band from New Sharon have
been holding series of excellent and success
full meetings at the school house at Belgrade
Depot.
Eight persons were baptized and twelve re-
ceived into the membership of the Congress
Street NJ =. church, Portland, last Sabbath, by
Rev. y. w. Bradlee, pastor.
The lions Herald suggests that Good Friday
be designated by our Governors as Fast Day.
1t is observed by the Episcopal and Catholic
churches.
Inc journal says that the revival interest
still continues in several parts of Belgrade. AT
Belgrade Hill among the Friends, and in the
Axtel district under the labors of Mr.. Ward of
Augusta, the good work still goes on.
Its stated that the Centennial Commission
has given to the Pennsylvania Bible Society
the right to build Bible Pavilion in the Gen.
tennial Exhibited grounds for the purpose of
circulating the Scriptures in all the languages
which Will be represented at the Exhibition.
The lions Advocate says of Maine Baptist
churches: Rev. A. 81. Gould has removed
from West Gardiner to Lvermore. A.
DE 4. Palmer of Chicopee, Mass, has received
a unanimous call to the passionate of the Baptist
church in North Berwick. He is native OF
| this state and was formerly pastor OF the Bap'
| fist church in West Waterville.
| A series of two weeks meetings have been
held at Topsham under the State Y. M. G. A.
canvass. The meetings have been under the
direction of Rev. B. Minard of Bates Theologi.
cal School, aided by Auburn Y. M. G. A. dele
gates. About thirty persons have been con
verted, and the work continues with much in.
terest. Rev. Mr.. Erskine OF Franconia, N. ID.
is to continue the work. Mr. Il. has heeI
invited to the pastorate of the Topsham Fret
Baptist church,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-22

ANNUAL MEETINGS OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS
The Methodist Sunday schools of this city held
their annual meetings for election of officers
Thursday forenoon. The elections resulted as
follows:
Pine Street School-Superintendent, B. M.
Eastman; Assistant Superintendent, 4. A.
'Nickerson; Treasurer, M. M. Riggs; Librarian,
B. T. Freethy.
Congress Street Observation-Disclosures, w.
Leighton; Assistant Superintendent, John NJ
Stevens; Librarian, John L. Durgan; Mana,
gers. Charles A. Walden, John d. Snowman
Mrs. Fl. H. Shaw, Mrs. A. Lemont and MIS-
a. S. Watson.
Chestnut Street School--Superintendent'
james E. Haseltine Assistant Superintendent
Roscoe w. Turner; Secretary, Charles M
Hunt; Treasurer, Fl, Lord; Librarian, MISS
Eta A. Files.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-22
The Anil number of the Bantist Missionary

The April number of the Baptist Missionary
Magazine gives the following figures respecting
the foreign missionary societies of the United
States: During the year 1876 the amount re-
ceived by the American Board of Commission
ers of Foreign Missions was $468,64O by the
Presbyterian Board, $45O,7l8; by the Methodist
Board, 100000 By the Baptist Missionary
Union, $241, 800 The number of native mem
are as follows: In the churches of the Ameri-
can Board, emitting the Hawaiian churches
there are II SAG native members; in those of
the Presbyterian Board. 6,9O1 members; in
those of the Methodist Board, 1854 members |;
in those of the Baptist Missionary Union, 81, 567
members
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-22
Superior Court.
APRIL CIVIL TERM, 1s7s--sYMoNDs, j.,

APRIL CIVIL TERM, 1876--sYM0NDs, j., PRE-
SIDING.
FRIDAY.-James Cunningham VS.. Stephen Nc
Quade. Action to recover damages for personal
injuries alleged to have been sustained by reason of
the carelessness and negligence of the defendant in
driving his jigger against the baggage wagon upon
which plaintiff was riding thereby throwing him out
upon the ground.
The injury complained of is 10 the knee, and the
amount claimed is five thousand dollars. The testi-
mony is closed and the argued the part of the
defendant.
Putnam for the plaintiff
Strout s. Holmes for the Defendant
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-22

SUPPOSED MURDER.-The usually quiet viii
lage of Moderation was thrown into great ex-
element on Wednesday morning by a report
that murder had been perpetrated in their
midst. The facts of the case are as follows
On Tuesday night two tramps who had been
staying in the stable of Mr.. Tarbox were
driven out at about 9 o'clock. On going out
they appeared angry and were heard swearing
at one another. On passing over the covered
bridge two pistol shots were heard and an alter
cation. In the morning large spots of blood
were seen in the bridge, and on the side of the
window the marks of bloody hand are seen,
while below on the abutment is large clot of
blood.
1t is thought that one shot the other and
threw him out the window, the hand being put
up to arrest the progress. Rumor has it that a
hat has been found below the bridge in an
eddy