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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

A Liverpool dispatch says that it il
Fumorod tbat great Sheffield house is about
TO remove TO the United States.
Nine Of the crew and twenty passen,
gers Of the ocean steamer Agrigente were
drowned recently by that steamer coming IN
collision with the English steamer Hilton
Castle In the Mediterranean.
The king Of AbyssiRia sent ENJOYS to
Egypt asking for peace, but afterwards made
impossible demands for treaty Of commerce
before The treaty Of peace was signed, and
for payment Of war expenses.
Hostilitles having ceased in Abyssinia,
and negotiations for peace with the envoy OF
King Nassa being In progress, Prince Hassan,
commanding the Egyptian forces, has re-.
eeiyed orders 20 return 10 Egypt
A dispatch from Paris has the follow
ing Ia Repuhllaue Franchise says the
majority al the assembly intends to put an
end 10 the clerical agitation aud conine the
priest 10 his proper spherp- biz ehurch--and
viii lniexibly rrprrss any Entertainments,
whether open oE II disguise"
A vast quantity Of melted gold and
silver has been discovered ID the ruins Of
tho old castle Of Yeddo In Japan, which was
destroyed W Gre about twelve years ago. Il
i Furthermore announced that q diamond Of
Unusual sire has been found In the province
81 RikUeho. Coai-bsds have been alsa brought
% light in che same province, and a foreigner
i aid % have offered eight millions Of yens
Cor concession.
Tho London Times Berlin special says
that Two more 81 Petersburg joumals-lse
Coles and the yedomos,i- The south
selayonlans inst although Russia & hardly
n position to auccor them Immediately,
she win neither GEORGE By violent measures.
nor allow another power 10 ooerce them.
Encouraged BY this, the south solavonlana
wiil, L y expected, keep up che existing rev.
elulionary spirit until ID ends IA the annihi.
lation II the sick man.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

American brands and the names Of lead
ing American mills. Respecting the ex-
port Of cotton goods to England, the
movement continues with considerable
success. Tho number OF packages ship
ped from New York aud Boston since
January amounts to nearly eighteen
thousand packages, against ten thousand
during the same period in 1875. 1t is adj
n1itted that there is not much profit in
the movement, but it has tendency to
rid the country of portion of the sur
plus cottons, besides giving employment
to thousands of hands, though at re-
duced rate of wages. 1t is unnecessary
to add that the quality Of goods thus ex-
ported If of a superior quality to those
of English make, and at the same time
enables the Manchester manufacturers
to export their inferior goods to China,
for which good profit is realized. -Bo8-
I'm, CILnbo
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

"WHAT COULD HE Do III HEAvBN?'
1T was about thirty years ago OF more,
when the stage coaches still ran, that an
excellent old clergyman. who had keen
observation of the world, was travelling
on the top Of the coach. 1t was cold,
wintry weather, and the coachman, as he
drove his horses rapidly, poured forth
such volley of oaths and foul language
as to shock all the passengers. The old
clergyman who was sitting close to him
said nothing, but fixed his piercing blue
eyes upon him with look Of extreme
wonder and establishment. At last the
Coachman became uneasy, and turning
round to him said What makes you
look at me, sir, in that way? ?" The
clergyman said, with his eyes fixed upon
him: can not imagine what you will
do in heaven! There are no horses, of
coaches, or saddles, or public houses in
heaven! There will be no one to swear
at, or to whom you can use bad language.
can not think what you will do when
you get to heaven"
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

IT is singular, says the New York
Herald, that in this centennial year the
republican party should have hit upon
thirteen candidates for the presidency.
II there is any luck in numbers, and in
odd numbers, too, 1t may be happy au-
curry. Here Is the list: Roscoe Conk-
ling, of New York; Hamilton Fish, OF
New York; w. Nj. Evarts, Of New York
+, u. Morgan, Of New York; John Jay,
Of New York +. n. Frelinghuysen, Oi
New jersey; James G. Blaine, of Maine
Ulysses s. Grant, Of Illinois; Oliver p.
Morton, Of Indiana; b. III, Bristow, Of
Kentucky; Governor Hayes, of Ohio
Il. b. Washburne, Of Illinois; Marshall
Jewell, OF Connecticut.
Tunes are net what they seem, by
any means, and the Chicago Tribune ex-
plains why they are not; "The Ameri-
can people as a body have the motion
that they govern themselves, but the
facts do not justify the assumption. The
senators and representatives at Washing
ton have nsurped the appointment of all
persons in the civil service, and, through
these stipendiary operatives, each works
a machine, BY which, as in the case Of
COnkling, st,ite conventions instruct del.
egates how to vote for presidents and
| governors and members Of congress and
the only Office and function of the people
i to ratify a. the polls the work Of the
few thousand professional primary meet.
ing regulators hired for the occasion. In
the same way congressman have them
selves nominated, and governors secure
delegates, and all oflice-holders, from the
highest 10 the lowest, become mere tend.
eFs Or feeders to some other mans ma
Chine,'n
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
a. Extonasa LAST 81 Ehose IN enc wear
wmtmFe.

an Extended List Df These IN ahe Near
FutuFe-
The following list Of coming political
conventions viii doubtless be Of interest
to large class Of people:
April 5-National ColoFed Mems, Nash
Vile, Tennessee.
April B-OhiO Greenback, Columbus
April s--IJtah Democratic, Salt Lake.
April ii-South Carolina Republican, Co
iumbia.
April 12-virginia Republican, Lynchburg.
April i9-Indiana Democratic, lndianapO-
April 2O-t'olorado Republican, Denver
April 28-New York Democratic, Utica.
April Massachusetts, Republican, Bos-
April 28-California Republican, sacrn.
mento.
April 2G-Oregon Democratic, Salem.
April 60 Georgia Democratic, by Congress
sional Districts, 70 elect delegates 70 the
National Convention.
April 27-Arkansas Republican, Little
Rock.
Nav S. Oregon Republican, Portland.
May S-Michigan Greenback, Jackson.
May 4-Maryland Republican, Frederick.
May South Carolina Democrat Column
May 4-Kansas Greenback, Topeka.
May 10-Michigan Republican, Grand
Nay Virginia Republican, Clarks.
burg.
Nay 18-Alabama Republican, Montgom-
Nay i7-NatiOnnl Greenbacls, Indianapo.
Nay 17-National Prohibition, Cleveland,
Ohio.
May i7-New Jersey Republican, Trenton.
May I7-Tennessee Republican, Knoxville.
May i7-Ohio Democratic, Cincinnati.
May l8-KenWcky Republican, Louisville.
May 24-Illinois Republican, Springfield.
May 24-Alabama Republican, MOntgOm-
cry. minority CALI
May 24-Minnesota Republican, st. Paul.
May 24--Missouri Republican, Jefferson
City.
May 24-Kansas Republican, Topeka.
May 24-Michigan Democratic, Lansing.
May 24-Kansas Democratic, Topeka.
May 24-ColoradO Democratic, Pueblo.
May 25- Kentucky Democratic, Louisville,
May 3O--LouiBiana Republican, New Or
leans Ito elect delegates to the National Con.
yentionE
May 8i--Towa Republican, Des Moines.
May 3l-Alabama DEMOCRATIC Montgom-
cry. M-.
May 3I--Virginia, Democratic, Richmond
June Minnesota Democratic, st. Paul. |
June l-Hebraska Republican, Fremont |
to elect delegates to the National Conven. |
.ion.)
June wisconsin Democratic, Mtlwau.
zee.
June S.-west Virginia Democratic, Charles
on.
June t4-Republican National Convention,
Cincinnati.
June 14--Arkansas Democratic, Little
Rock.
June l4-NOrth Carolina Democratic,
Raleigh.
June 2i-Florida Democratic, Quincy.
June 27-LOuisiana Republican, in New
orleans Ito nominate state OffiCeTs)
Sept 26-Nebraska Republican, Lincoln
10 nominate state OfficersL
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27
The Art Of Reading.

Mr.. Anthony TFollope delivered an
address on the +" Art OF Reading before
the Quebec institute in London recently.
Referring to the reading Of novels, he
said II was much better that they should
read no novel than that they should de
vote themselves exclusively TO them /;
bat II they were readers he was sure they
would find Il advantageous so 20 mix
light reading with serious reading that
the one should not engross or the other
weary them. He recommended them "a
acquire the art Of Teading-a neyer-hil'
Ing source Of enjoyment, but only 70 b
obtained BY practice, and not, he Inn
pressed on bis audience, when middle
life had come on them. As 20 what they
should read. be would say, good books
AiiaVe an things, he would advise then
not I'd deceive themselves In their choice
III they could make poetry adelight with
them, iii had charm which could not b,
/ found III any other literature, hut 4
poetry were distasteful there was a WORLD
Of prose, They must read for amuse
ment, but they need not ca that account
eschew acquiring information. Instruc.
tive books, indeed, were the books To get
hold 81. Magazine reading unfortunately
left too little behind Il, and az to novels
there were, Of course, novels and novels,
| but be did not think that Scott, Thack.
cray, or Dickens ever wrote any thing
impure.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

Why was one hundred and ninety-six
pounds selected as the weight of a bar
rel Of fourH Because weights formerly
computed by tons of two thousand two
hundred and forty pounds, hundred
weights by one hundred and twelve
pounds, quarters, etc, and a quarter
being one quarter of hundred weight
or twenty-eight pounds, and seven quar-
ters, or one hundred and ninety-six
pounds, being the limit that could BE
conveniently handled, this weight was
adopted by statute in England under d
heavy penalty for its violation.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27
LATEsT LEW.


The present agitation Of the Chinese
immigration question in California, is likely
70 result in bloody riots.
Mississippi win be represented At the
centennial BY a handsome building, COM
posed Of every variety Of wood grown in the
state.
The California legislature has passed g
bin abandoning tuition in languages and
music IN The public schools The two cost
n San Francisco $4,000.
The Security bank, Of Washington, has
closed and viii 60 into liquidation. Liabili-
ties about 100000, Of which $4,000 are due
depositors.
The Consolidated Virginia mine has
just divided Ia thirteenth monthly dividend
Of sl0s0,Q0O goldl III twenty-three months
the mine has taken out sSO,O00,O0O Of treas
urc, and divided si7,2sO,OOO Of profits.
The supreme court Of Tennessee SEN
fenced L. A. Gilberi to be hanged at Fayette.
vile, May Goth, for the murder Of VIM. John.
son, blind magic-lantern Snowman. The
prisoner received his sentence with laughter.
Elizabeth 4. Greenfield, colOred
singer, famous throughout the country some
years ago, under the name Of the Black
swan, died IN Philadelphia last week, ut the
age Of sixty.eight She was born a slave In
Georgia, but was manumitted while child.
Ten carloads Of machinery, including
engines, boilers, etc, were shipped from st,
Louis last week for San Francisco, destined
or NichalaiyislS, Siberia, where they win be
put into eight steamboats, being built at that
point for AmOor river.
Col. Edward p. Jones, a prominent
resident Of Canton, Miss, and now widely
known throughout the south, temporarily
located at indianapolis, engaged In intro.
duclag his several patent inventions, com.
mist0d suicide by taking hydrate Of chloral.
Report says, business trouble, coupled with
excessive drink, was the cause.
The United States engineer in charge
Of hsrbor improvements on the southern
coast, Is now constructing harbor in cross
tide some SIX miles above the city Of Savan.
nah, IN order 10 defect from its natural
course large portion Of the waters Of the
Savannah river. The Charleston chamber of
commerce protests against it, as threatening |
the commercial interests Of the city and the
rice Of plantations Of the coast.
ThaxtOn T. Robinson aud Jesse Mitch
ell, young men highly connected in Campbell |
county, Va, met Monday at New Providence
church, near Ruslbury, In that county, to
settle an old dispute with pistols. Robinson
was shot In the abdomen aud Mitchell re.
oeived one shot In the hand, which glanoing
went through his cheek, lodging IN the back
OF his hand; another IN the breast, The latest
report says that Robinson g dead aud Mitch.
ell could not survive. The difficulty is under.
stood to have been about a woman.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

A reduction Of ten per cent. in wages
Of brakemen OF the Lehigh Valley railroad
caused the men at Sugar Notch aud Fairview
to stop. They stopped alt freight aud coal
trains, but let passenger trains pass. The
Follroad authorities obtained warrants and
the rlnglcaders were arrested, since which no
trains have been delayed.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

The nomination. ~ Richard III. Dana,
IL, % Massachusetts,. Tor minister % England
Was reiaetad By me senate
The honss committee On military az.
lalr has unanimously adopted q report trans.
isrfing tie Indian bureau from the Interior
depag.ment to the war department
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

A PRETTY little Ohio schoolmarm tried
to whip one Of her pupils, a boy Of fifteen,
the other day, but when she commenced
operations he coolly threw his arms
around her neck and give her hearty
kiss, She went straight back to her desk,
and her face was "just as red
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

HEADACHE.-There are various causes
for headache, as arrangement Of the circula-
ting system, of the digestive organs, of the
nervous system, etc. Vegetine can be said to
be sure remedy for many kinds of headache,
as it acts directly upon the various causes Of
this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES indigestion, cos
tiveness rheumatism, neuralgia, bilousness,
etc. Try the Vegetine. You willneyer regret it.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

THE CONTINUED EXPORT OF CorToN
9ooDs,--It Is fact not generally known
that the British drills, jeans, and sheet.
ings imported now are an stamped with
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27
All Diseases Of The Blood

If VEGETINE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify
and cure such diseases, restoring the patient to
perfect he alth after trying many physicians, differ
ent remedies, suffering for years. is it conclusive
proof, if You a sufferer you can be cured? Why
is this medicine performing such great cures? 1t
works in the blood, in the circulating fluid 1t can
truly be called the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
The great of disease originates in the blood;
and no medicine that does not act directly upon it.
public attention.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

AT our request, Cragin & Co., of Phil
adelphia, Pa, have promised to send any
of our readers gratis ION receipt of Is
cents to pay postage), a sample of Dob
bins Electric Soap to try. Send at once.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

BEST EVIDENCE.
The following letter from REV. E. S. BEST, Pastor
NJ. E. Church, Natick, Mass, will be read with in
terest by many physicians. Also those suffering
from the disease afflicted the son of the Rev.
f. S. Best. No person can doubt this testimony, and
there is no doubt about the curative powers OF VEG
ETINE:
NATICK, Mass, Jan. /, 1874.
Mr.. H. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-We have good reason for regarding your
NEGETlNE a medicine of the greatest value. We
feel assured that 1t has been the means of saving
sons life. He is now seventeen years of age tor the
last two years he has suffered from Necrosis of his
Leg, caused by SCrOtulOUS Affection and was far
reduced that nearly all who saw him thought his
give but the faintest hope fhs ralying two
of the number declaring that he beyond the
reach of human remedies that even amputatiOn
could not save him, as he had not vIgor enough to
endure the operation, just then commenced
giving him YEGETINE, and from that time to the
present he has been continuously improving. He
has lately resumed his studies thrown away crutChes
and cane, and walks about CheerfuIly and strenG.
Though there is still some discharge from the open
ing where the limb was lanCed, have the fullest
confidence that in little time he will be perfectly
cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles of YEGE-
TINE, but lately uses but little, he declares that
he is too well to be taking medicine,
Respectfully yours, -
MRS. L. G. r. BEST.
VEGETINE rs SOLD by All DRUGGISTS
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

DO You require 4 Tonic !?
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

Do You need Building Up?
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

% You wlsh % be Strong and Healthy?
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

Gs SOLD BY AL DRUGGISTS.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27
We You Weak Lungs 2

Have You q Cough o. cold ?
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DO You Surfer from INDIGESTION ?
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-12-06

pEedsevxiti nejuSns v s~t~~Afi .
nsjdsIs 90 dneeh. psi ks~rsa o
prAvnsnl volitovs hlssovati m.js.
kdc Jest nilsfita o-oha 4 saaimE-
II guvernerstvs.~
Legislature ss sesla a sorxznis
sovals. poku. Wade Hamptons
nabyti tam vstsina vnacentm sl~
ma, ksersm vsher ssitset e~rsiti
kAta edepfeI, sc nesi.tsL Prawi
So. zs tito odmrstsni slenovs nsls
cersifik&sy cd nelvyssaho soaaz.
vsak ten nemA die a~tavy nae vice
prava takovs eessinkaty VISTA
yovai. nes mel BY ne5vyssi scaa
Spoi- 81 vy~tsyovst eertiskasy
elenam kongvesa. Patru4 10
neivyssf -oad rfio~oeil "a prava-
ktersho mn a-taxa nedava. KITE
rsf nslsti moci Ilns . vyeesenia
Tim 9 snezi svseh Poxinno~si pie
kFosil assavu q mafs $ prsxen
byti inpeaehovan.
Legislature sikoniss oryzasssA
vana psikroSi nyat 4 sisAef Aa&sA
odevzaanyeh pro gavernera n 10
ho namsstka de sxste~ti = hkt.
rozhodne. kdo mi nsivssss posss
xAkonits oisvxiznsch HASA v
onsch dvoa okr~-seh, . niehl sa-
misnsty byly hlssy, pro PoSiwossy
tam paehans. nasixsna eaae sxla-
stni volba. ahy sc sPrazaasaz
mista v sakonodArstvf vyp1nsla.
Jak vyrnxamGvAns. mali velassl&
prcsiientstt pro Haye-s vssssna
vc stAta bsz sanitnRsi hlasa =
onseh dvoa okress = tssly EAaeks-
tosf iifni Karoliny jc-s poaEs IA
lsfitose staini, nemaiic potsAs "a
otsxka presid~ntskoa-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-12-06

zivot ohrozen. Druhy balicek
wal sam osobne do New Orleans
a tn teprve protest odpfisahnul,
kdya byl jist Sc fivotem. Porov
mani obsahu obou balick1 doka
Ealo, ze neeinen zadny pokus pod
vodu, jelikof obsah obcu byl zcss
la stejny al na protest.
Navrh sen. Edmunda, poda-
ny senatu, udava, lie druhe od-
delenf etrnacteho dodatku dstavy
pfedpisuie. ably zastupcove ptides
leni byli statdm die poctu obyva>
telstva, vsak kde pravo volebni
odepfe Sc muiskym osobam 81
rokn stsrym kterekoliv statni
neb narodni volb4, a neb kde Sc
pravo takove xkracuje, vyjma
pro pficinu zboufenf neb jiny zlo,
ein, poeet zastupcd ma byti zmen-
sen v takovem pomeru lakem
stoji poeet tech, jimz prAvo Sc
odepfelo, k poctu vsech muzskScb
volie6 statu ze tvrdf Sc, ze v ne
kolika st&tecb, Eejmena JIM
Karoline, Georgii, Floride Alaba-
me, Louisiana Mississippi, pra-
vo volebnf V poslednf president
ske a statni volbe bylo volie6m
odepfeno a neb velice zkrAceno /;
aby tedy volebni vsbor, jak mile
bude us;anoven, ihned vysetfil a
podal 1pravu. L.. xdali letech
1875 1875 takova prava byla
odeptena a neb zkraccna tech
siatech p Jak dalece bylo zkra-
nj TO provedeno. 3D. Jakymi
prostfedky bylo docfleno. ~
Kdo je docilil. Sd Ia jaktm dee-
lem neb zamy.lem. 6.) S jaksm
prAvem. Dale navrhuje, aby w
boru tomu dano bylo pravo jed,
natl klerky, pcsilati pro listing
atd- /; taktsf aby vSbor ten proz
koumal volitelnost nekterych vo
litela o nichz Sc pravi, te nemaji
prAva byti voleni.
Spoleena resoluce navrhnuti
senatorem Ingalls,, aby svolans
byla konvence K revidovani ista
Wy, udAvA, he jsou d6leiite vady
V dstave, nimiz stala Sc nynsis
situace kriticka a hroziva protc
- Ma bSti svolAna konvence
opravenf dstavy. 2.) Kazds sta
aby ku konvenci 'e postal tohk
Eastupc6, ko'Ik ma poslanen Sc
natorn kongresu. 81 Ably kon
vence ta odbyvala Sc v druht
pondelf v kvetnu 1877 posinaie
A. Ably vrchni soudce nejvysfhc
soudu pfedsedal kazd5 zastupce
aby obdrzel 20 dol. denns u
cent? milovn9ho. So Ably kon
vence pfedlozila po odroeenf pre-
sidentu opravenou dstavu 8 presi
dent pfedlofil il legislaturam
pfimuti. 6.) Aby legislatury staff
pozadaly kongres neodkladn.
svolanf teto konvsnce.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-12-06

a. uss,h., 20 -aAAs ~ - vFsr&-
a. A, s~suA.s vs.k ao..s a ssa.
A. EVA hxl sssn ns.. repakakar
- apsutm n ssssuEzs. = in~ao
seA~ u~Awfs pra1ran@na. praxsL.
l. kaKas ssxaseA S~.z "a -rstc~
s~usAss Sansun. pres kk.sax.s
nasal > asmskr.sv SssS y -~Ahs-
i Pts=ss~a La i@As xsaa. R~
r~gaAl6sRz=ka xaz... 5~-a ssar.srua
iszzs@ s4ls~Az@. - - vscs
se<AEA s@losa sy'4tfsA -. A.
kaAta s~rneeA. Ss=rsa . sissy
AlA-exats sasi@. Palisan A@as aPs
ss s<hraax asAals aik.lv shtA
zexaa. 8e-s.as 4o.G p<z~@ka
x.isl2sana. asorS wssh&l@< s<~->
= Y-e sws taEky- Ns@< PAkh
asaRa-l~cAn~ a aspszaa~ s>ls-
shsn sh2xaa ssas "a zaeka,sssA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-12-06
RAKOUSKO.
Londtn 2s. listo,

Londyn 2s. listor.
Zvlastnl depese Vidne ozna.
mule, ze nastala ministersk& kri-
Sc, nasledkem agitaee proti zafi>
zeuf rakousko-uherske banky.
We Vfdni jest znaane roztileni, je-
likoz bez shody bankovnf otaz
ce rozbito bude cels rakousko-
uherske vyrovnani. UherskS mir
INSTR inansnf Sc ma kvap odebral
do yidnS, jak Sc pravi, ma pfim6
vyzvani cfsafe, k porade minis
try. "Pester Coresp." pravf, ze
ODE vlady must drzetI Sc vyrov>
mani, tax jak bylo uzavfeno v
kvetnu. Viada uherskA nemnzc
siniti vstsich dstupki bez ohro-
zeni vetsiny.
Jiny telegram popira krisi mi
nisterskou, vsak pfipoustf ze mezi
vladou dssavaky panuje pomsr
velmi napnntS.
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NEMECKO.
Berlin, 3. pros.

Berlin, 3. pros.
Bismark dkval dnes hostinu
phi nfz feenil o otaEce vtchodnf.
Mezi feef kladI vahu na to. ze NJ
mecko x6stane nestrans, pakli te
nastanou pomsry valetne. Pra>
vii, ze nemsla by Sc vxd&t ve>
skera nadsje ma docflenf mfru,
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