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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-10-27
FAIR WARMING.

Beneath the heavy veil you wear,
Shielded from jealous eyes you go;
But of your pretty feet have care
If You should venture through the snow.
However you tread, dainty mold
Betrays that light foot all the same;
Upon the Ristening, snowy fold
At every step it signs your name.
Thus guided, one might come, moroee,
Upon the slyIy hidden meet
where Psyche, with her cheeks cold rose,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-10-27

VISITORS to the Centennial art gallery
will be sorry to learn that the little
statue of Playing Cats Cradle" was
broken by the point of q parasol, last
week, and the tiny bars of marble re-
placed by threads. But the lady who
unwisely meddled with it feels probably
more sorry, as report says she had to
nav $500.
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leave OF the club meeting, our attcn-
ton was next drawn to tho fine
looking orchards near each residence
on the way, but noticed that there
was but little fruit. No peaches of
any consequence. The apple crop is
pretty good in places. 1t is highly
probable that wo can get small
quantity of cherry bounce, if the
jay birds will not feast too heavily
tor the next month. The blackberry
crop is fine. | suppose, if wo can
get up few grecnbacke to buy sugar,
We can have some fine wines, jellios,
&c., but temperance is spreading its
wings in our Connty-the demand
for wines, liquors, &c, will not bo so
great as it has been. We also hopo,
that the Revenue Department will
not be so heavily burdened this year,
or at least, that tho expenses may be
curtailed and the Revenue officers
compelled to return to their plow
handles to make support for thom-
selves and families We returned to
Pickensvilp about dusk-found
everything quiet and cereen, and
pleased with our hasty visit.
Yours with respect,
Tom BELL.
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PICKENs, S. O., THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1876

Lorimor, of Boston, Massachusetts,, to
preach the convention sermon. Tho
President and others engaged in tho
opening exercises, after which the
prcachcr announced as his text, "Thc
greatest of these is charity" having
previously road tho 18th chapter of
lst Corinthians. Tho sermon was
earnest and striking. After the SER
mon, which was heard with much in,
torcst by q very largo audience, the
President called the convention to
order, and DR.. w. Il. Mcintosh, Cor
responding Secretary of the Homo
Mission Board, read tho thirty first
annual report; giving tho names of
twcnty six Missionaries, who has been
undor appointment Of tho Board dur
ing the past year.
Bonodiction by the President.
[Continucd next week.
j. G. HUDSON.
Easlcy, S. G..
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-08
Centennial letter.

A week of glorious sunshine and
bracing air has fairly turned tho tide
of emigration towards tho Centennial
ground, which would be worth a iour.
ncy OF thousand miles to SEQ if every
building within tho enclosure were
raised from turrct to foundation stone
AS you enter tho cato shake the dust
from your shoes, and give the great
hall on the right the go by, don't look
at tho towering peaks of the machin-
cry department, which stands upon
tho left, but give mo your hand and
walk right straight ahead, over tho
railroad through tho department of
Public Comfort, down by tIis boau!i~
ful littlc Japanese cottage on the left
and that unique littlo building on the
right, and hero let US pause momont
and tako look. See those Japs how
they work, tno is Of no consequence
TO thom-slow and sure is tho motto;
but you can bet your bottom dollar
when The job is done, it sticks, yes
those titles so clumsy and SO quantity
plastcrcd with white mortar, will last
till tho crack Of doom. That house
will outward n dozon ofyour glmcracll
Yankee houses, that like the York
shireman's razors are only made to
soil. Stop over hore into the Swedish
school house, what do you think of
that? You had an idea that thero
wero no schools worth mentioning
outside of Boston or Chicago. 1 indi~
vidualizc these two cities because T
always like to go from the hub TO the
poriphcy, and We all know thcro is
nothing beyond Chicago. See it and
die, like the follow once said to Ma
pies. Buff you'll take my advice,
you'll die before you go to Chicago,
or they'll skin you alivo when you get
thorc. But horc we arc in the Swod.
ish school house what order, what
convenience, what positive beauty in
everything that surrounds you. That
dry old chap you 500 ovcr in tho corn.
CT was IL schOolm astcr in Sweden, he
looks littIo dull and rusty now, but
he is chuck full Of knowledge from the
crown Of tho head to tho sole of his
foot How he used to tan the leather
brooches of tho amins of Stockholm.
and what substantial additions he has
made TO their knowledge of the scion
ce8 and arts by tho aid of wooden
shoe, ora cat and nino tails, imple-
monts of hpsbandry happily not for
COTTON in that woll ordered commun~
ty whcro tho fifth commandment is
still notan cntircly obsolete document
maps, books, stuffed alligGtors, bottles
with snakes preserved in whiskoy
and monster toads in tho samo do
lightlul fluid arc arranged upon the
shelves. | havo seen tho time when
it would have been mighty unsafe tc
leave those bottles laying around loose
if thorc wore snake in thom; but al
nonsense aside, 1t is n beautiful schoo
house, whore ovcry modern appliance
is to be found that can conduco to tbr
comfort and happiness of the scholars
Its not large, but SO cozy that
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| N""S"o "iShO Vi INC DlacR strap IN tho
corner, whom [ suddenly ,olt for tho
skirts OF my coat, and rejoicing in my
! manhood, walked out to take tho air
and give tho subject further considc-,
ration. Hero wo arc on tho path
again; that beautiful littlo builng right
IN front OF us, across tho lake, is the
house Of the Brazilian commission
And surely nothing moro delightful
can DO imagined than this sweet little
cottage surrounded with shubbory
omborworod in trees. That's the place
where Dom Podro sometimes discus
scs coffee and mullins. Cast your oyo
to tho right as VIC cross tho dell; tako
look at that gypsy campfire in
tho distance, and tell mo if you ovor
saw anything more romantic or boau>
tiful than that. What's that place
up there that looks like Utah board
ing house on stills? Well, that's tho
lager boor saloon ,-lager five conts a
glass-no, l thank you, nevor drink,
excuse mo, I'd rather not, como right
along, want to show you this one
view here, and then we'll take n stroll
in tho Main Hall. Thcrc, this is the
spot; stand hore; talk of your pictures
and scenery, look at that, hill, dale,
valley, lake, fountain, flowers, cvory-
thing that can glorify landscape is
here, the magnificent foliage OF tho
trcos, tho rare beauty of tho flowers,
the rich fragrance loads the air with
delicious porfumo; and stretching far
away on evory side is n landscape of
lovolincss uncquulcd. That beautiful
building in front of us is horticultural
Halt, and one Of tho handsomost odi>
fees on the ground. Tho largo build
ing on tho left with tho green roof
that looks like an ancient abby, is
Agricultural Hall, and TO my thinks
ing, ono OF the most interesting por,
tons of tho Exhibition. Shall wo
walk back to the Main IIall7 Oh, you
want to look in horo. Worry well,
walk right in; this, my dca" madam is
tho celebrated Log Cabin, which, il
youhad gono away without scoing,
you would have missed one of the
greatest sights of tho IGxhib.on. Stop
in and look around; no Charge
1t is not tho log cabin of to day, but
the log cabin Of a hundred years ago
and how snug and comfortable it
looks-that clock in tho corner is q
hundred and fifty years old, and has
seen the day it was just as good as it
over was And that spinning whee
by the fireplace has spun yarn fol
stockings for old gontlomen and ladios
who crossed the styx while our great
great grandfathcrs and groat~grcat
grand mothers werc still loyal subjects
of good King George. Yes, ma'am
no humbug about that, bring mo an
almanac, and III swear it. How do ]
know? We'll, I'II tell you how know
I was told it Ivy Mrs. Southwick.- -
Who is she? That's her, over there
IN tho high cap and single breasted
dress. Look at her as she stands
thorc, amt sho picture? Six yards
and quatcr III that drcss, and then
she had pieco left to make now
slocvos with. No ma'am, sho does
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twcnty six Missionaries, who has bcon
undor appointment of tho Board dur
ing the past year.
Bonodiction by the President.
[Continued next week.
j. @. HUDSON.
Easlcy, S, G.
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MIR. EDITOR: A party very pleas.
antly took leave OF Pickensvillo on
the morning of the 18Th May, to at
tend picnic at or near Piercetown,
Anderson county, but there being
another picnic at Slabtown, few
miles distant, tic citizens of Picrces
town and vicinity, deemed it prudent
to postpone theirs for q future time.
But Mr.. Editor, it was quite treat
to the party, or at least a portion of
1t, TT we never before had the pleas
ure OF passing through that country.
We passed great many beautiful
residences and delightful farms in
high state Of cultivation. Cotton is
looking fine, receiving it's first plow-
ing. Corn crops promising-wheat
crop as fine as VIC ever saw. Trav-
cling a beautiful road we passed
many beautiful flower gardens, which
sent forth their sweet perfumes,
making everything lovely, and thoro
being only one or two small rivulets
on the way, we were kindly refresh
Cd with cool water from the wells of
kind friends along tho route. The
party consis ed of Mrs. Dir. Neal,
Miss Lido Clury, Mr.. John Mont-
gomery, Ool. L. j. Clary, and Mr..
Abner Mullinix. After being dis,
appointed in tho picnic, We proceed
ed to the residence of Mr.. Alfred
Neal, where We wcre received with
great hospitality and kindness by
Mrs. Neal, Mr.. Neal being absent
on our arrival, but returned beforo
wo tool, loo,, L;, ,
and wa ,oro ,od w p'I"""'l' 1 no'lo'
,mhno on;; | "Io I: " ioel P'o"San'
hooni,o,;ty r. w aSa 'G.l,p""y ; anu
nloasnro 80 onu . w '"'o'eo' anu
ernmisit n1ooonro "'''' "f ''; "1 ""o ,' 'ne
solio Nooi ,I'~no 'o's l" i0S
~ tho nIoasn."o 'uuoN tt"0N
49,, ~ - '"i pa, ~ 00oh
hoord thot ,,." ." ~ N0"' - we
of Good T,m,,,on, go ~ W " "'e0'lns
ot,orm,o, oal 'o ',0''i ','o'' IN 'Do
- anoo1 ,,a ~ y '0"S'J 0''''''oo
nnt Tnm,,I.,a 80 7' " "o were
.,o,,s ~, ' ~ ''' ~ '"o "'''""o-
n,,, ,,;o;, ,,oa ~ So" "p' 0"'
go ''"i i'u o'ic, anu we
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

Don Carlos We Francii.
- Don Carlos opustl vGera ' prdvodu
Caserty mtstecko Manleon. Zdrzi Sc nc
iaky cas- v Pan a odebefe Sc potom do
Anglicka.
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X pOvahOpisu Deaka.

My vidime iej Y lctecb tticatych bojo-
vati "a rovnost pray bfemen ob6anskych,
"a zruseni roboty vseikGho nadpravi
feudalniho "a vedle toho IA prava ylasti
naproi Vidni. Cd smeru toho neuchylu
ie SO po eely zivot svuj. Tax jake roku
1888, mluv6 ma prosptch opustene, uSlal a
ne Polsky, vola k zdAseni vidensk6ho dvo
ra:
Wy mocnafoy6, spoieni prot Napoleo
novi :, shbili iste Polsce slbili jste ma
rodGm vGbec svobodu: nuze, dostoltez slo
WI sv6mul" rovnez tax trcet let pozdtii
dovolava sc svobody pro narod sy6i, nj
koliv co daru milosti, ale co statku naro
du uherskemu smlouvou zajistGneho pc
pravu pfislusneho. A touze pcvnosti
iakou roku 1915 odpoyida palatinovi
kdyz tento napomind jcj k mirnost, ton
ze pevnosti odpovida r. 1868 Deak
Schmcrlingovi, kdyz tento prollasuje pra
va naroda madarsk6ho "a propadla: ,JeI
ia prava narodn propadaii, kterych Sc na
rod dobrovone vzdava sam
Mnozi meli jej ga boiacneho. Ale ten
to ,bojacnJ' Deak odpovida "a nejkruttjs
reakce Bachovi hrdosti, jake by ami ne
bylo zadneho ViIagose byvalo, tJz ,bo
iacny' Dcak odpovida roku 1861 Nidn
adresami, 2 nichz mluvi takogy RAINY {
chrabry duch, 10 davno liz Europe zad
ny druhy narod neozval sc panovnikl
svemn podobnoa mluvon prava a svobo-
dy. A kdezto iinde muzove z mladi sv'
bodomyslni starr stavail SO 2 praydl'
konservativnimi, ano pobozndstkafsky
mi, Deak Y sedmdesatem druh6m roce v
KIN sveho mic SO neboii pekla hail p
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ceryna 1871 zasadu neodvislosti statu cd
cirkyi, velebi system americke svobody
statt i cirkvi a radi, ably Sc tyz system "a
vedl ve vlasti uherske.
Neiednou kril zavital do soukfomebo
staromladeneckeho pfibytku Deakova,
pfeie 81 n6ktere d6leztost slyset mine
nj ,,stareho pana," jak Deakovi fikal.
kdezto kralova, blahopfejic mu k naroze
ninam, zvala iei rada: ,,Milym Deakem
batuskon." Ale Deak proto pfece nestal
Sc dvofeninem, nezpychnul 2 t6 pfizn6,
prah jeho bytu zdstal prav6 tax vlidnt o.
tevfen neichudsimu jako panovniku.
kdyz nastala bida Uhrach a vse ma
lomy sine pohlizelo k zittku, jediny Dedk
nezoufal Kdyz Sc no ale tazali, co by
mohlo spasiti narod ohrozeny cd zahuby,
prayil:
,,Nesmim dati jcnG odpovedi, nez jakou
davaii svGta d6jiny: statecna, poctiva pc
vaha naroda Bez t6to isme ztraceni."
Takoveho muze Madafi v Deakovi.
kdy as narodu naSemu zrodi Sc muz po-
dobny!
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nemadafi a nepon6mcui ProspGch ten
jest pro ndrod rusky tim v6tsi, elm hnbsi
Jest narodni vedoni ontch Slovan1, elm
statecneji brani svou narodni svcbodu
80. Pfechazeje pax k otazce v}chodni.
pravi Lamanski, ze Sc otazka ia netyka
pouze Turecka, ale ceie vychodni poloyi-
ce Europy. Hercegovske povstani Jest
ien pfedehra noyeho velikolepeho drama
tn historickeho, iez Sc pocina odehravati
pied nasima zraky ... Kirk up6ni zen
iihoslovanskych, ryk muzd boiujicich jest
pryni zaklepini Slovanstva ma yrata v5e-
svetoveho dtiinnGho zivota, iez pred MIN
dosnd byla zavfena; Jest to netrpelive vo
lani miliond lidi nadaneho kmene, liz pre-
stall slouzit robotovat cizncGm pozna
Ii sob6 dosti silly, ably zili die vile sve
Il pracoyali pro sebe. ....
Ukazky tyto stati, tusim, k poznani du
cha, lcnz yane ne pouzc mrtv6 knize,
ale ziv6m, mohutn6m, 50 milionov6m
narodu ruokGm.
Rozepsal isem sc sifeji ruchu, lakyz
spGsobilo poystdni jihoslovanskG na Rus.
pon6vadz Sc domnivam, &c jsem tim ma
lezl dosti pevnou spolehlivou phdu po
souzeni politiky ruskG otazce vychodni,
Nedomnivejz sc nikdo, ze chci na zakla-
de roziGnJch zprav casopiscckych poustt
ii sc do rozfesovani zahadneho problGmn,
co asi vlada ruska hodla yzhledem k Tu p
recku podniknouti! Doycdet ruska diplo
macie velmi dobfe ukrJti svG zamtry a
mimo to mann za to, ze jest resent otazky
vychodni zalezitosti tax ncsnadnou, &c
mizc via la nase zauiimati nj ien posta
veni vyckavaci, ze mdze 81 icn pfipravo-
vati p1du drobiti chatrnou budovu tn
reckon, vsak pra,a akce na VychodG, DE-
leni Turecka, to mize Sc podniknouti te- :
prve tenkrate, az umdli ochrauna ruka
mocnych pfatel rise t6to.
To vSak sc media tajiti, 10 vlada na5e o
Cekava pfichod toho okamzikn kazdym
dnem. Zajist6 by Sc nikdy takovym
ndsenim nepotkala ma Rusi valka, jake
nyn6jsi chvily. Narod rusky Jest pro-
nikuut touhou osyoboditi sve bratry 70
jha tureckeho a nemyliml Sc, tvrdim-l,
ze vlada ruska nobyla pfekvapena ruchem
tinto. Bylat takto mysl naroda odvrace
na cd mnohych paleivych otazek vnifnich
a nalezon proud, jimz Sc da odvfsti pteky
pujici sila vnitfni - Co mohutny duch
Mikulase dokonati nemohl, snad proyede
srdce syna -. NejhavnGjsi taktor :
narod - jest tudiz zabezpecen. Z dsili,
jake Sc jevi We ysech kruzich vladnich a
1fadnich, mono souditi, ze vlada sve pfi-
pravy ukoneuie. Doufeime, re ona Wy
kona svou povnnost tax, jake narod rus
10
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KARLISM Us DOKONAL, tax zyGstu
ie Sc re Span6lska, jez t6mtf po ctyry l6ta
ohavnou valkou tou bylo sapano. Don Car
los, zlocinny polosilehy ten napadnik
tr6nu, nchyli sc do Francie, odkud Sc do
Anglie odebrati hoda. Jeikoz ultra
montan6 zpatecnicka armada celGho
sv&ta povazovala zilezitost jeho za zalczi-
tost vlastni, zasahla porazka zlocinneho
pretendenta j il. Nad6je ultramontanti
v obnoveni svetskG moci papczo,y "a tax
zvane iodnoty yiry, .isou zmafeny We
Francii vitGzstvim repubIikand, We Spa
nelich zdrcenim karlismu. Posledni do
bou utrp6li ultramontani nGkolik citel :
nych porazek zemich, kterG mnil We
sparech syych bezpeGn6 drzeti, jake V
Rakousku, kde pfiiat cd raiichsrathu no
w klasterni zakon, Bayorsku, kde Sc
kril rozhodnG ma stranu ministerstva a
liberald postayil, We SvycarSku, kde libe
ralni vlada GcrnG chase t6 notnG zatapi II
posleze We Francii Spanelslu.
Jeli ale karlsmus pro vsccky easy
zncen, jest ovsem iina otazka, Don Car
los jest dosud mlad, pin odyahy, nezfze-
ne ctizadosti temtf Silene domJslivosti
Pflvrzenci ieho, kn6zi span6Ist, veika
east stare katolick6 slechty europsk6 "A
hlavn6 vatikan jezovity nevzdavaji SC
zaiste nad6je - op6tn6 ozivnuti kar.
lismu. kdoz ruci Ia TO, &c Sc tenn hroz
nlm skddcGm syobody Il osy6ty "a ntko-
lik let nepodafi roznititi We Spantlsku
novou vallu obGanskou, zylastt nedoyc-
deli kril Altons sc svou vadou Getne IA
t6Ak6 rany, SpanGlsku b6hem poslednich
descti let zasazen6, Gdsti aspon zaceliti.
My n6i velikou dGv5ru nelname, zyas
t6 pax ne, az matka ieho, zlopoy6stna
Isabella, kteraz do Madridu pfijili ma,
vedle syna sveho neiddlezittjsi misto zau-
ime. Don Carlos re SpanGl odcha-
ri nevGstka Isabella tam vchazi;
pochybuieme, ze Spanele zm6nou ton
mnoho ziskali.
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IIESING, do nedavna diktator cIicag
sky. pred n6kolika dn6mi odeiel do Cana
dy. Mnozi nell "a to- ze Sc vice nevrat,
ale zklamali Sc, nebot IIesing poradiv
Sc vinopaly, ktefi pred americlion spra-
vedlnost ma britickG izemi Sc utekh, yra
til Sc do Chicago, kde vytka soudniho II
zeni, iez jak znamo 3. bfezna zapotiti
ma.
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tenn, BE kdo il 6etl, museI il za pravdivou
lniti. Nasleduiiciho dne dostalo Sc il We
vsech dstavackych, polovladnich poslG
re vlddnich listech ddkladneho vyvr3ce
nj = TAX mali pani starotesi Ease
po nadtii. Podivno, 2e videnska yldda
nechce nich miti strach.
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GENERAL BRISTOW zska. 81 raz.
nosti, neohrozcnos;i vytryalosti, ijakou V
pronasledovani kofaleGnych podvodnikG
osv6dGil, uctu vsech mrzI poctiyJ CHI.
Kdyby cd nektere strany za pcsidcnta
nayrzen byl, neni pochy bnosti. ze by OBJ
drzel hlasy vetsiny poct'yych rcpul lika-
ma, iez porusenost republikanskych vad-
ca az do3ud ncbyla naka1ia. Il toho da
vodu navrhuic starry pionyr N6mec Be
dfich Muench We ,Westliche POST, ably
jei TAX zyani nezavisli, jichz poGet stale
sc mnozi, nayrhli "a presidenta.
Myslenka tato Jest dobra; Jest ale otaz
ka nechali Sc provesti. Ably navrzcny
kandidat zvolen byl, k tomu jest pfede
vsim zapotfeb, ably stdla "a MIN dIklad
ne zfizena a usilovne.pracuiicior
30 cele zemi ysech mistech rozvetvena
Pomyslili nezavisli skute6ne ma ponavr
zeni samostatnelio kandidata, pax iest
svrchovany Gas, ably Sc zacali organize
yati. eskse s&b BNb
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ENEMA MINISTERSTVA IL vladni
soustavy Rakousku zlihla Sc. jak po-
slednich prazskych casopisd vidime, Y
mozku staroceskych politiki i postradala
vsi podstaty. Zpravn te zm6ne prime
sla nciprve ,Politik' to zneni tax nrci
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Europa.
VycllOalEai 0tazka.

Lond57a, 20. lnora. Die zprav Vi
dn6 sd6lili vAdcove IIercegovcG vidcAm
povstani BosnG, ze TAX d.ouho andra-
sovske opravy zamitati budou, poknd Sc
lid Mich neYyslovi = Povstalci herce-
govSh pokousi Sc o spoieni povstalci bo
senskymi.
Y sevcrni Bosn6 zp6Guie Sc obytatcl-
stvo pfiimouti sultanem poystalcdm nabi
zenou amnestiL
/. biez. Do Berlina Sc zvestuje, ze rms
ky jednatel zFizeny od dobro6innGho w
boru petrohradskGho ku podpofe oSetro
vani nelnocnych aran6nych lIercegovei,
IA souhasu povstalcekJch vIdcd o pa
m6tnim spiss, kter9iz sesti mocnostem e.
vropskym ptedlo4en byti ma, pracuie.
We spise tom hodIa duvoditi ze mahome-
danske obyvatelstvo v Bosne opravam an
drisovskym protiyiti Sc budc, po Pripadt
Sc zbrani rukou.
Cafthyud, Is. IN. Zytstuie Sc, ze
5ernohorsky knize 2 Horcegoviny ysechy
dcrnohorske dustojniky odvolal Idaz ii
to poslcchnou jest jina otazka.
. " " = = =
Lo"a3'', ~. un. LpraVy rozliehych
kraiin Uherska zvtstuii, ze spousty poslcd
nj povodni spisobene made vSechno po-
mySlenl hrozny Jsou. Blda' dc niz Gnu
dy hd nvalen, jest strasilVa. Move le
St' podomleIy dra'e proudy ioo toVareh
9V JllSch "uooN' hteieN 81 Nc9ilioS oe9u'
~ We o'arem buoihe jest dVahac'I u
sicu oDyVate'u o''hhae'e SCI oeH pflS'fe-
81.
Rusko pfiytGlilo 81 kand.
90 ,inora Die iodne znravy Tasken
l., ,a;..5,on Kol,ond ,nsla ts Como
ral sloholof ;,,oaor5, ,,,,ornaro,o * 81
30 ~ d5no ;r6ro Forobon nryolt
ob5n G,onov,rA Kokandn Lndo Lvdla,i =
Taskendn z5viso va vsop na niIo.ti rms
k4ho cara
Francie.
Iuox % I'm Gamhatta vyiadfil "a
vcera ze program repnbIikanH znamena
mir cizinon pokrok V zemi. Soucasnt
IoaiI ss repu5lita al Ill jest vsom oteyfcna
The Morning herald., 1876-08-08
MpFderous Resentment.
'[From the New York SUM-

Bessie Crawford, servant, was arrested
last evening at SOB Canal steeet, New York,
and taken to the Prince Street Police Sta
ton. She had met Mr.. Frederick Forester,
who lives in the Mohawk House, 1856 Spring
street, and accompanied him to Canal
street lodging place.
The landlord heard groans up stairs, and
soon afterward the woman, covered with
blood and holding clasp knife in her hands,
stood in the doorway. Mr.. Forester was
found abed, with severe wound across the
lower part of his body and another on the
right temple.
The woman told Officer Rowley, who
arrested her, that he had known the man
for three years and that he had promised to
marry her. Finding that he would not keep
his promise she had drawn the knife from
his pocket and inflicted the wounds. K
Z Forester 4 . waiter n the Eastern Hotel.
He wAs takes "a Bellefae Hospital. Phflllp
ASls NJ ~ l -
The Morning herald., 1876-08-08
Il Nnarrasa 4 - DARK.

/. From the MonongAhele Republican.l
About two weeks ago clergyman Of
Monongahela City was awakened about
midnight ard asked to come down % speak
with person sitting in carriage below
After some parley be acceded to the request
and on coming out was asked to step to the
side Of the vehicle. Tho person who had
acted - spokesman then said ssMr. 49,,
as you are preacher, wish to say to you
that this young lady In the carriage is my
daughter. There are very grave reasons
why the young man who Dits beside her
should become her husband at once, and
desire you to marry them"
The minister demonstrated, and asked the
party to come into the house, where, In the
light, and III Christian-like manner, they
could be united in the holy bond, but the
father answered that the ceremony must b.
performed then ard there II at all. So, re-
luetantly the preacher married them sitting
In the carriage, and without knowing who
they were. When the ceremony concluded,
the lady, who evidently knew the minister,
sighed, ,"Thauk God, Mr.. 1T is all over.
When asked what the names were, 10 that
taking a $40 bill from his pocket, tore 1t 10
TWO, duu HouuIIS Ouc HAL ~ tuc pIcdCucT,
remarked: '1n few days will bring you
the other half of this bill and marriage
certificate to sign" Then he climbed into
the carriage and the party drove of.
Our clerical friend has never seen them
since. All this might have remained &C.
cret forever, but for another strange part Of
this strange story. The Postmaster, on
Monday, received money order for $40,
inclosed in letter, which instructed him to
'hand the enclosed order to Rev. -, pro-
vided he returns to you the half of q $40
bill, which you will please keep till called
for" The letter was signed, but the money
order was drawn by Hiram Cassell, Esq,
Connellsville, Penn, attorney at law. In
quiry from gentleman we'll acquainted in
Connellsville, discovers that no person of
that name resides in that place. Ofcourse,
in conversing with the Pastor to whom the
order was sent, we obtained the above par
ticulars, but further we are unable to de-
velop . single fact or single name. We
have the mutilated twenty in our SAFE
Who is the owner or why all this mystery