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THE TWELVE O'CLOCK MAN.
The Patient Watcher for the Hour Of Noon
nj the BrooitIyn CITY Hall.

Tno.o ,rno e,oe,,o,,, .ho ,,... rrott IL,
ihose VIM lrepue"t 'no N'Oy nan III
gard face of a torn and tattcrcd man who
-, H.. -. A., ...,,,... -, Al, -. -,
'"O'o o'o.' u"' ""',''s w ''o ~ o"' we"
in the tower To- strike the hour Of twelve. His
urcsence was frat noticed about ton years ano.
m . -. -. 100, -. IN =, -,
nc "e"u VNo'S u"S ""'"' O''''", "''Nou wy ."'''
marble floor Of the rotunda and waited. His air
was that of oxnectaucv Ifo ,vntchod tho f,rcs
-, -, -, 49,, 49,. -, -. -
oil those VINO ehtereu' put MS oo''' Noen I'@c
seemed never satisfied. When the hell tOlled
t,yalve bc ,vaIked aadIv ont nf tho buildtn,
'"N''. y" ~
went down the steps WIN inc movement Oh
feeble man. and shambled away like Newman
No..
"Dks'' -
The story 81 this strange person was Tor many
vcara unLnnvrn IIo was called the Twelve
-, e., = -. 49,. - til, q, ,,
cl"oh "a'l' h"u was N""N" ny W. "'"'' ''""'
When questioned he answered In mono'yllahle-'
and evnroasad hia nvrrsfnn fn lnlk aud Inbit-
uaiiy moved away a few races when he Hr.t
went To- the Lnli 'he WA rnuii nrtri,ly clothed,
and his face, altiinrigh tLir. iscincI ~ Indicate
that he ,yas In ,vnr,,o brnitb A weary look
70 sboy tba mace of novcriv ,lmd he d. ltrnicd
into "A Ioath.nne pcrson lie changed from an
croct to "a stopping, ungtnly gait His hair
grow long and he ends dpnslcI about Ma I'M
shnyen fnce making hia glossy eyea shiur All the
brighter ono day when tho inniiDr n-l,ed him
what Lo wished H., said hurricTlv. p" Ur'li come
bv Twelve clock. no said he would" For over
"A wear he loaned daily against one Of the great
granite pillnrs Of tho pnttture to thc hnll
Then he was next seen standing against
the iron fence Of the CITY Hall PARK. clutchiug
the iron pickcts, and fixing A stcady rnle on the
hands of the clock Every dny. SUNDAY iuclud-
ed no watched and vailed At Ave minutes
before twelve lie vrasucd the pirkrts with both
hands and drew himself M Then swinging
lfl body ltack 40 that he could catch "A glance at
the face Of the clock he remained In this post
tipn "a stilI and rigid AZ A corpse until the last
- - ipH Al
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from me mn NNft IihtN
At least three new cotton mills, each
lager than any now existing IN Lewiston, VIII
be Duilt there within short time, If filden Is
elccted-but not, If Hayes should be chosen.
rnis IA the practical. common-sen>e view Of
caDltalists and manufacturers. IL was never
Intended, by the writer OF the Lewiston letter,
t. write th1t account for political effect; hc w.s
only stating a fact, Tor the Information OF one uf
his CORES pondents. But IL shows how business
men view the situation. They feel, Ike so many
OF the rest Of the people. that 1t is time to have
peace, and also that peace can never come under
Radical rule, for the simple reason. confessed Uy
fitzpatrick in his letter To Hayes, that state Of
sectional warfare ana h te i ely essenti
to the salvation OF the Republican party SO
viewing II, the business n en- are acting upon the
Irinclplo ihi1 down OV tuc-c Busion capt. ali,ts
and THIS Lewiston mnutactur,r r; tney feel that
I1lden's election will mean what the liiden ban-
ner fronting he -tatc House square Of IA .rttur1
says; " Reform, and Peace aud that with the
nnal establishments Of peace aud the restoration
oi a true uniIn lthes ougut t. nave been nnally
est bshed aud restored, eleven years ago.,
there wiil be restoration Of business and pros
pciIfy thro .ghuut he country. SAID Repu1ii-
eau manufacturer IN our hearing the present
week, " Inc only ch nee 20 nut - stop 10 this
everlasting W.T. talk anu disturbance II to put IN
1ilen and I'm going 10 vote for I'M.
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Nv INTOxICIrED CLERGYMAN.


Late on Thursday night Officer Ityck-
man arrested in Wc,t Broadway a toll, handsome.
gray-harcd man, who was much intoxicated and
had fallen in the mud. lie had gold watch,
cham, money, and railroad ticket for Phila-
drlphia. The officer took him in change 10 pro-
tert him against thieves. for he was unable to
take care of h.m,elf. Al the station he said that
Dee was T. T.. simpson, a clergyman of Ca~tlctou,
y. \. Before Justice Morgan, I'm the Tumhs
Police Count yc tcrdny, he said that hc suffered
from disease Of the heart. that fo ct,e the
pain hc had tnkcu single glass OF brandy. and
ihnf h,iu, uunr.i.f,rtsd 10 inc u-n Of .tInn-
lant-. IL had seriously affected him. JUSTICE
Morgan expressed sorrow that such AN old and
Intelligent man, aud particularly one in holy
orders, should hr brought before him on such a
charge. The clergyman WITS discharged.
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4 MOTEL DIDORCE.
Married Eight ScRrs. and then separating
because OF n Previous Marriage.

from TIC DienrOft Gdseue
A new case was entered on the docket of
the District Court. now In session. IL was en-
titled Is. D. liaocock agt. Finnie liabcook:" 1t
seemed to be AN urgent case. for Judge Hayes
hoard 1t last evening at Chambers, and disposed
OF 1t.
1t appears that eight years since Miss Fannie
Hurd and MI Babcock were unit d In marriage.
Tho bride was higdly respected by her acquain-
iances, and wei Known nere as music teacher.
-Four years OF nGppv welded lie passed. ana
then the wife. iuipelled 10y conscience, cunnJed
"a troublesome secret to the husband. We r. be-
fore her union VITA him she was the wife OF
man In Pennsylvdnil no clergyman nor justice
had oflciated at TINT marriage two prom
ised each other To he irnc To each other. live "a
husband and wife, m de VOWS as solemn as
though preacher bad joined them. ana Kept
house and lived as a married couple, and were
resuected a such by their relatives and the
neishbOrhOod. After some years the husband
went away-and then the wife came West. What
troubled her was the TACT that she became the
wife Of MIR. Babcock without having been le-
gall, divorced from ncr nrst husband. who was
stu living. and without infos ming Nrbabcock OF
the facts. She made her confession, as stated,
four years ago, ana during the period since,
until recently, Mr. B .bcock made no motion OF
consequence for separations; In TACT a child.
their second one. has been born to them during
this period. But lately both parties have be-
come Impressed with the idea that they were
not doing right in living together. their con-
sciences were burdened. and they frlt that sep
grafton was the only course allowable. judge
Hayes heard the facts ia the case he made MIN
self sure that the poor. suTuwins woman was
perfectly free In her assent to the proceedings
iustituted-q Questioned ner thurp ghly. sac had
Implicit confidence IN her husband. aud felt Just
as lac did about IL. so the Judge granted de-
cree declaring the marriage of Mr.. Babcock and
Miss Hurd nudity on account OF previous mar
rage of the lady which had never been set
aside, one child to he retained by HE father aud
the other by tue mother. The proceedings were
not instituted for the purpost Of obtaining a
divorce from the previous husband ana then re.
marriage for the separation Is Intended to be
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Buors wrrH WARNING roroEs.
The Liohtho use Departments Exhibition Of a
New Marine snteauard.

New Marine snfeauard.
One Of the Courtenay Automatic signal
buoys, anchored by the Lighthouse Department
In Gedney's Channel. Oh Sandy Hook. was In
spected yesterday by party that included
Capt. WALKER, Secretary OF tho Lighthouse
Board Marlborough Boy. OF the Turkish
Navy; Commodore Bach, another member
OF the Lighthouse Board: Can't Rhlnd
and Lieut.. Commander Hooker OF tho Third
District of the Lighthouse Department; Com
mandcr White ANA Lieut.. Paul. Of the Fourth
District; Commander HAYWOOD. late OF the
United states Navy; Capt snow. President OF
the Pilot Commissioners OF New York Gen.
James, Agent OF the southern ~ 'nmship line;
James aud Charles wright Of the North Am RI
can Steamship Cnmpnny; NJ. HtiC, Secret.n.ry
of the philndelphiA Maritime Exchange: Mr.
Hepburn, Of the Empire Traniport 1tion Com.
PhnadelDhia steamship Company repre-
sentative Of the Bremen Steamship line, anu
committee from the philadelphia MARINE Tx
change. t., A..
Gedney's channel, a low, moaning sounu was
waited by the wind, and somebody shouted,
"rncre she goes" Glasses were turned "a tina
objection from which the sound came. A black
and white striped buoy wis seen ~ ne u'st ,nce.
A close IN specfion was made OF tho buoy, witch,
through the action Of the waves on us mechan-
Ism, gives out sounds. These signals YESTERDAY
were irregular IN duration; ana sn,neunes sev-
eral small. raui1 waves did not allow inc buoy
70 fall mus preventing " rom e,v'ns .ne sounu
At the lighthouse, three and a half miles distant,
the employees had not heard the siHnai, Dut on
the previous day they had heard u ulstinctiy.
Commander Hooker Thought that the buoy
was a very important acquisition to the light
house service. bat That In seety weather the
whistle might become clnggei, and thus fail TO
give the sign |. & pr. Walker said that the re-
ports he had received from the inspectors were
I vurahle. II would not do away with light
ships, but an iinpor. ant addition to them,
especially in fOggy weather. Commander Whlte
of Phtndeiphid sal he would apply for a STINT
lar buoy to be an 'hOred at the Five Fathom
II nix n d rigorous spot OF tho Delaware Bay.
alongside Of which the European and otner
steamers pass. Tbe opinion expressed by tho
shipping aud Insurance agents generally was
favorable, and they thought that steamers
usually anchored near the coast in fOggy wealth
er would be ahle to ve much time by 10.
Marlborough Boy SAID he would recommend "
to his Government.
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Goina Mnerc Tic Is Needcd.

TTTTTI TT' ITITTTTTITTf 1'TTTT TTT1
Between and O'ciuCk last evening
man who announced himself rs from ohio ha-
rangucd a large crowd on the vacant lot north
cast corner of holiday and Fayctte streets. on
.talNart phy Steal piopurtluns about hfty years
old and carried Nali-c. His wife, who accom-
panied him, carrying a bandboX, WAS quietly
seated on "A blucA of stone by his side during the
discourse. The man read a chapter from well
worn Bible, and then launched out against paid
preacher, and saloon keepers, using very severe
epithcts against both. lie said he had some
sheep out in Oho and he tleeced them, but had
never ilecced h, fellow man. lie announced
that ho never takes up collections from his au-
dlencc. The buckeye couple started Tor Wash
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i CONTEXT 10 REFORM.



MIR. George II. Alexander was President
OF the Fourteenth WardNoung Mems Republican
Associ ton II brooklyn. lie IA now an earnest
advocate Of lden md reform. Upon resilnins
hi- ONCE he sent letter to the association. y
Ing that, In his judgment, voting Tor Hayes and
Nnecler would ba voting for Grlntism under "A
new name; IN u the real c"uice presented To
the American people is Samuel j. lildcn on tho
ne hand. wi'h his record " honorable service,
and on the other Rutherford Is Hayes, openly
identified with Blaine. Norton, baOcock, Bel
knap, ana boss shepherd and thar II the mem
tiers desirr MIN 10 preside over them the, must
reform heir politics by supporting the Demo-
cratic ii kct lie also sail
the EcpuAncan eau must be- hOpocs. when the
local leai' com cllcd m rcs r. o. III M iricss
they have rrccnlN PLAYED IN and tine purpose of So
curlnS ~ "s rcIcr uu" puiicuarN ~ iit -nsp ~.
sion OF Mr. Fowl r, bcmO rr without ur>t giving
him cnuirc - d'fcni hims' II ostias tnr charges
Nmcl acre or ar 20 Doe pre- forred inst h m Oy
yor sahrocir T'sWt rlri TOT th' Mayor COURSE
in thia MATTE O. ha. "a .nr n' "pW mi 3D. 10
cue NQtv Tor the konncm parry in NOV mher
tNnk thr urt p'' would nave M dc much user ia nee
itl thr, lea tlNMi l.'"r. tte bcnocIatr anil
cate WNa van against Mr. Schroeder, Tines wlnli ave
had as Mayor ana of spotcas integrity. nud one who
would mltc uut justice 90 an mon athe, no matter
Nl4t fhrlr politics were.
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The Manifest Nun.


from ne ono Lib7 a.
The manifest man 81 al the race.
VINO heait b. open Tx" his lace.
Puf.f,rth las ian B. To he u another,
It's MOI the hto0i ui attn ANA hlu,
'Isu NOT thr culuI 900 ,hcH.iut
fIls the hrlri t'l.l N'ltH Within
Winch ntNrs lu' uin a IN 10 ana brother.
Ills woris are warm upon his lp'
ms he % boats b. hiH nIftr tips,
uclsa tilpuu ANA ruA al urlshDOri
sweet thiurru Nlss nam uu tir way,
Ana women uu.i MN, fDl they may;
"A owes no iphi ht CIIupi pay
He cara, ms bread by honest labor.
lie nits the fallen from the ground,
AuU put- uls lpHi upon the ruu u
Oi IN alulug Jacobs starry ladder,
Winch hit- hlS higher dlY by diY,
Toward the bright ANA heavenly way,
Aud farther from IN tenptpr's sway,
Which smeth ike the angry adder.
lie strikes oppression IN the dust.
lie shares the NOV nialed AT the Just,
lie shrinks not from the post of danger;
Aud in the thicNcst OF the night
lie battles hrayely Tor the right.
For that X mightcr than might,
Though Graded In an humble manger.
Hail % the manifest man he comes
Net with the sound of horns aud drums.
Though grand AS any duke, ana grdnderi
He dawns upOn the world. ana liaht
Diapeis the weary gloom OF night.
Ana us, IKE bats and Owls. take night
Hes greater than great AlekapIer'
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cnAmnnnhAiN's nhrcM MIycDoM.


CHARLESTON. Oct7.-The NGlrN and COlu-
IRIS correspondent teiegraphed last night from
Columbia that the report OF the deputy mar
shals sent to investigate the recent collision be-
tween the whites ana blacks NJ Ellenvllle. : g.,
had led GOV. Chamberlain 10 tnr determination
to issue PROCLAMATION ordering an the whife
military clubs or oigauH dions to surrender
their arms and d1paul az once. In case ot their
refusing to do So he VIII next proclaim N" state
TO ne IA condition Of domestic Violence, an 1
will inform president Or NJ To thlt effect, ma
can uuOn him 10 SUP, rr-s II. Also. that MrSsrs.
kiiott, Crdozl, DiIu, Rniney, Siiaker. 7. H.
JuuN-on, ana Glove. of the RepuOlcn Ex-
ecutlYe Committee, have issued an address 10
the people of the United states sinll r to their
lIlInllIIIl Md N-.
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TO THE EDITOR OF 1nE SUN-Sr: Several
persons being poisoned bS toadsools al Connecticut
farms sad occurrence. There Is no occasion Tor
sucn thlnns happening. II mushroom eaters would
sprinkle little salt the mn.hr ioms thtS could east
" pick out the POISONOUS pants. food ones Nll urn
b Ick aud bad nnr- rtu. SAMUEL FORK.
40 LAAELInN ANENlr. nrnnkINn.
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II Will be understood that while In many IN
Stances these ngurcs are exact. III other. tney are
ar itraiy bui the average Is perfec Is far me
Of the theatres have - others 100, Others 80
people engaged. and all ranging from a. week
to $500 Tor Individual salarie-. Thus. while the
IN inagers receive rye sums, they lsO ray
thom out. In some Instances fortunes are made !;
"a rule the managers deem 4 best to Keep
down expenses and shorten every possible sail
except the sale VI seat.
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In other words the expenses average SLIGO for
each performance. To meet this the pubic hls
10 he liberal Thus lar Mr. Arnold has averaged
g. 20 nightly the Invest being $3.50, except at
one matinee, when IT was but $40.
Taking this with other dat. and NOT giving
the exact figures, n ia fair Inference that the
public pay aoout rs follows every Light:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-14

DARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
81 Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay and avoid tre~Nle
asl6u IL. HA1KML.
, 1876-07-15
B A R B A D 0 s
From tie TTmss.)

The annual Report OF the Auditor General
of Barbados for 1875 has just been issued.
In addition to much valuable information on
the finances and defective system Of taxation,
this Report throws some light on the social
and economic state of the colony, says the
Iimes:-
The island contains 1856 square miles, or
lOe,470 acres of land. Taking off 16,47O as
covered by towns, garrison, roads, public
buildings, sea beach, &c, there would remain,
supposing every acre to be cultivable land,
$4,000 acres, or just half an acre for the sus-
tenance of every individual in the Colony.
The present population gives 1854 to the
square mile.
The CENSUS of 1851 gave 1885, 39 of popula-
ton. That of 1861 gave 1925, showing a
gain 10 the 10 years of 1886, Notwithstanding
the loss in 1854 of 2O,727, by cholera, as
SHOWN IN the Governors report upon the
census OF 1871. The census of 1861 gave
1890 as the population that of 1871 gave
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-17
Europa.
VyciA0tlni OtaZka.

Cafihrad, Is. unora. Vysoka porta
prohasila zvlastni vyhlaskou, ze andra-
sovsk6 opravy pfiiimd. V povstalych re
mich mali nasedujici opravy zavedeny
byti: tassAs
/. Uplna svoboda bohosluzby.
2. Opraveni bernietvi.
3. Prodei pustych pozelnkl chndym q
byvatelGm ma uplaceni. .ssf
4. Ziizeni smiscnych komisi hlav
Mich m6stech vzboufenych zcmi, kterel
by bd6li mad provadenim tGchto oprav.
5. Vydani y6tsi sunny pentz ma vefej
ne stavby
Spolu udelnjc sultan vsem syeden}n
povstalciim amnestii.
Byvaly vyslanec Haidir Effendi ime.
novan pfedsedou bosenske albdnsky j
Vassa Eifendy pfedsodou hcrcegovskG kc
mise. a
Vtdeh, IA. lnola Meme Freie Pres
Sc zvestuje, ze anglicka LODI pfstala biz,
Hercegoviny Cerne IIory 14.ooo "a
dovkami dv6ma polnimi kusy.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-17

NOVY' ZAKON O KLASTERiCH,
lejz snemovLa pfiiala, ustanovuie totiz,
&c do klastera Rakousku smi byti pfi .
jat jen obcan rakousky; otec nebo poruc
mix vstupuiiciho musi osy6dcit, ze tomu
svoluie; feholni slib nesmi slozit movie,
pokud nedosah plnoletosti "a let. Pred
stayeni klasterd musi byt rakouskymi oh
cany. Kastery zdeisi nesmi byt podro-
beny zadnemu pfedstavenemu, provincial
lovi neb generalovi -- cizint. Nesmi
miti zadne spoieni cizozemSkym kla
stery feholemi, nosmi Jim ma pr. zasilat
penlze. aniz pfedstaveni faddv cizinsky kych
smejl pfichazeti do Rakouska ma visitace,
porady t. +. = Mali povstat novy kla
ster, musi SO zadat "a povoleni statni
vsak stavajici klastery mohou. .b}t fis
skym zakonem zruseny. Nikomu neslni
byt braneno vystoupit klastera, byf by
IiA slozil slib feholni; jakmiIe ozndmi po
ltickemu dfadu, ze vystupuie, jest optt
tlov6kem syobodnJm, klaster k n6mu
nema zadnych pray vice. Pfedstayenym
klasterdv zapovida Sc mutt klaslerniky
tresty tGlesnymi vIbec obmezovanim
l'ch svobody lidsk6 poslusnosti, ano pra
vo trestn6 jedinGmu stain nalezi. Konec-
nc vyhraznie stat dozor na odkazy, dary
nadace, kterez sc klasterdm cini, jak.
mile piesahuie 5000 zIatych.
kazdy rozumny clov6k fekne, 70 tohle
melo uz byti davno zakonem. Ale prosim,
rozumnY clov6k vydareny Starocech
jsou dive v6cil Proto nemohli to Thun a
Schwarcenberk pfenesti pres srdce a sli
haiti tyto ,,basty cirkve". kardinal
Schwarcenberk, ienz prav6 pouhe de-
monstrace bezvyznamne vSem dobrocin-
nym dstavdm prazskym, jmenovitG tako
wynn, jez chude podporuji, odnal vsechnu
podporu, nafikal, ze pry sc lidu befe po-
sledni podpora klastefich. Go bGde
nasledovati!" tazal Sc. ,VzdGlany chapc
SO podvodd a korupce, nevzd6lany petro
leie vsichni bezboGni nalezaii posledni
utschu samovrazdei Zakon tento Jest
zakon vYmineGny. Jmenem biskup6
prohlasnj," skoncil paradn6, re no ne
pfijmome. Pfijmetoli joi aneb jest6 horsi
zakon, zasadite jim kfcstansk6mu zivotG
ttzke rany, ,ale krev jejich budc volati k
nebi? Nikdo bez pokuty nolomcoval "a.
klady cirkvem
Podobn6 mluvil druhy StaroGech Lev
Thun. Jenom at Sc ii dobfi pani upokoii!
Dnes jeste mohou Seopoyaziti, odvolavati
SO ma lid, jeiz skutecn6m zivot6 znati
nechteji, aysak ona pride doba, kde ten
lid, jehozjmeno bee slova ,,petroleio" ne
mohou 81 ami mysliti, ami vysloyiti, jednou
take Cechach prohl6dne pax mimi
1cty vypofada. Co sc zakona sameho
tycc, rozumi sc, ze zadn6mu rozumnemu
elov6ku sncmovne nenapadlo, hlasovati
S Thunem Standardization
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-17
NESLY'CHANY' SKUTEK NABO
IFNSkE NESN4SETI IVOSTt -;

NESLY'CHANY' SKUTEK NABO
zENSKE NESNASELIvOSTI.. Asi
pfek Is lety ozenil sc jakysi Jan Narr,
katolik, po druhe, poimuv "a manzelku,
k velike rozmrzelosti svych pfibuznych
soused1, protestantku, zenu fadnou, sta
rostlivou, tichou, kteraz ditky prvniho
manzelstvi upfimne nilovala ako vlast
nj matka ne pecoVala. Lee katoiGti
byvatele Fussvillu mesteGka nedaleko
Milwaukee leziciho - nenavid6li protes
tantku tax prudce, ze j vsemozn6 zvot
strpcovali, ano manzela jejiho proti nj
popouzeli, mic toho nedbaiice, ze zena ia
vzornym chovaniin svym dcty zasluhuie.
S peclivoiti obdivnhodnou oSetfovala pl-
nych deset let muze dnou skliceneho, KITE
ryz Sc mnohdy AMI hnouti nemohl neu-
stale tudiz obsluhoyan byti musel. Ne
kdy nevedela 81 neboha nemocnym ra
dy obratila Sc tedy ma sousedy pros
bou pfisponi. Tito ale, ably dokazali, 2e
jsou podafori katolici, odbyli il surove a
neieden SO il jizlive do oci vysmal. Po
slednG nahrnulo SO nokolik tech nelfana-
ticteisich do jejiho obydli dolehali ma
nj TAX dlouho, ze nebohd zena, chtic Sc bi
dnych trapicd jiz zbaviti, krucifiksu
pfisahala, Re rodinu svou opnsti nikdy
vice prah domu toho nepfekroci; die
pfisahy te Sc nasledniiciho dne xachovala
Nyni musi SO potloukati uboha zena inez
cjzymi lidmi, boiict Sc navratiti ku svym
Utady SO j neuialy, nebof isou nicl
bud katolici aneb osoby, ktcrez ze stra
chu, ze by pfi volbe hlasy katolicke neol
drzeli, povinnost svon konati Sc zdra-
haji. d
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s BABCOCKEM vyhlizi to spise bic
de nez piiznivt, COZ dokazuii pfede vshl.
zoufal6 pokusy advokatd jeho, ably nekte-
re telegrainy listing nebyly co ddka-
zy ieho spoeni kofae6nim ringem pfi
pusteny. Nez spolkoyy zalobce Dyer a
ieho pfiru6i p. Broadhead nedai Sc masti
a konaji svGdomit6 a neohrozen6 syou po-
vinnost.
Babcock Jest velmi skliCen Vyslovil
Sc iednomu pfiteli, ze by radtii na boil
sti desti kuli sc nachazel, nez soudni
SIM.
Sv6dectvi presidentovo, at velmi pfizni
We, Babcockovi neprospelo, Grantovi y5ak
uskodilo. Grant yypovGdel totiz, ze roz-
kaz k odvolani nafizeni tykai;cho Sc pfc
sazeni bernich snpervisord pochazel od
oeho Il ze Babcock nan tom smGru zad :
ny natlall necinil. Proc pax ale Grant
rozkaz ten odvolaE On v6dGl pfedcc, zc
Bristow umto spdsobem spojcni kofaIcG :
Mich podvrdnikd $ Washingtonem pferu-
sit cht6l; on pfiyoli tGz k vydani rozka
zn toho. Ale kdyz Sc podyodnici vGei
dov6d6li, pospichal Nc Donald da Wash
ingtonu, ably pfitele Granta k odvolani
rozkazu pohnul, COZ Sc mu podafiIo'
Grant vysvdtluie tento neocckdvany obrat
tim, ze pry chtt podvodniky zmasti, ie
bezstarostn6isimi uciniti tax odkryti
podvodi usnadniti. Avsak proc rozkaz
bez v6d omi Bristowa zrusil!
4 toho lie patrn6 souditi, &c Grant ko.
falecnim popvodnikdm byl ma ruku.
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SULTAN povohl povstalcdm opravy,
jak od. Andrassyho navrzeny spolupod-
pisatela pafizskeho miru schvaleny byly.
jest vsak otazka, budouli provedony =
slozih povstalci zbran. Do jara iiz vydr-
ii S lara ocekavaji, &c Srbsko, Rnmnn-
sko Cerna IIora ma Turka sc obofi.
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Nabozenstvi, kterez We vyznava6ieh
syych vseehen usechtileisi cit nmofuje,
chvasta Sc byti nejuGinn6isin tinitelem II
mravhovacim. Kazdy pes ma vice citu,
nez ii ianaticti fnssyillesti a jeiich ,otec'
duchovni, kteryz Mich vsech neisurovei-
81 neipodleis lest.