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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-20

Mr.. JONI SHERMAN. Secretary Of the
Treasury to the Fraudulent President. APP
pcarcd tho other day before the Coinage
Committee Of the House OF Representatives.
and in the course Of his examination made
the following statements
1--WE have been very much disappointed In regard to
the result of measures affecting coinage ana legal
tender He would be n wise man who would undertake
to predict the result OF any particular measure have
this oruion which can express STRONGLY. that under
the Law asi stands maintain the silver dol.
lar at par with the best money ahoa either gold
rcncy and can issue hty, rxy perhaps hundred
millions OF these silver dollars giving great ree to the
people
What does Mr.. SHERMAN mean by giving
great relief to the people" by coming fifty
or a hundred millions OF dollars How are
the people going to get the money after ii is
coined 2 II n man Is in want, and n philun-
thropic citizen presents him with n hun
dred or n thousand dollars he may
experience relief from the benefaction; and
If Congress would vote a gratuity To every
man who il pressed for money, relief wonld
bc felt in proportion to the sums voted; but
~ no such system Of national aims is pro-
posed. there can be no such relief. There Is
plenty of money in the country already. but
a man can't get it without giving an cluva-
lent: and If billions more Of II were created,
none Of il could bc had for nothing.
What il really wanted t. give great relief
to the people is an active demand for coal
iron. corn. flour. cloth. shoes, hats. steam
engines and every other article that THEN
industry produces such demand would
set everybody to work at fair wages, and
produce life whore now there * nothing but
-tagnntion. Toward bringing abou, such a
state of things however, Mr.. SrrRNtAN'-
hundred millions of silver dollars will not
produce any cfioct whatever His talk T.
that of "a dcmagoguc and fraud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-20

Recent eases of yellow fever reported from
Havana and Rio Janeiro. have stirred mp the
Boards of Health Of some of the Southern
ports and precautions against fever opidomi,
during the coming summer arc already talked
about, Of course. thorough street cleaning and
regulations for the destruction or removal from
alleys. yards and houses Of all forms Of decay
ing organic matter are important sanitary reg
ulations TO be enforced. Moist organic mat
ter IL pronounced 10y some saniarians t.
be the most out Of which yellow fovor
is Matched by the action Of n hot sun and alter
nations Of rain and sunshine, accompanied by
cool mornings and evenings In midsummer.
are known to tho docors Of the southern sea
board as yellow fever weather Municipal
cleanliness would therefore seem 10 be- prime
condition Of safety against yellow fever; hut It
Is now claimed with apparently good reason.
that the liberal use Of disinfoctants is a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
ARC TERN, 1S77-HoN. F. w. COLI
I. PRESIDING.

MARCH TERN, 1S77-HoN. F. w. COLE
PRESIDING.
Court met yesterday morning, and
transacted the following business:
State VS.. Frank Kiger-Indictment
for grand larceny; sentence continued
till Saturday next.
State VS.. James Tickel-Indictment
for assault with intent to Kill; set Tor
May Sd.
State VS.. Ley-Indictment for per-
jury; continued for the term.
State VS.. Cazaux. Toomey, La Force,
Geraty, Reilly and Lee-Ordered that
all OF the above named defendants APP.
pear on Monday, April 22d. 1878, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. for arraignment.
State VS.. Jesse ID. Bigelow-The de
PENDANT having been held, on the 18th
day of April, 1878, by the Court to ap-
pear before the next Grand Jury of
Eureka county, on good and sufficient
cause being shown, and the Court hav
ing heard on this day the testimony of
the witnesses produced by the plaintiff
and defendant, in the presence of de-
PENDANT, and being fully satisfied there
from that the defendant is not entitled
to bail, it is ordered.that defendant.
Jesse ID. Bigelow, be held by the Sheriff
of Eureka county, without bail, until
further orders.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
Suicide.

AT an early hour yesterday morning
the body of a man was found sus-
pended by a baling rope to the OK
frame on the north side of Crowell's
blacksmith shop. 1t IA evident that
it was a case of suicide, and the de-
ceased was identified as one Edward
Dunn. a new arrival in Eureka. 1t
was known that he had made several
Intellectual attempts to obtain work,
and his failure in this direction, with
the added miseries of want and desti-
tuition, doubtless impelIed him to un-
dertske the rash act. He was a native
of Rome. New York, about % years of
age. and came to this coast a year ago
last June. He has y brother working
IN the car shops at Sacramento, who
has been telegraphed to, and his re-
mains will probably he sem East. The
body was removed to undertaken
Schwamb's rooms, a Coroner's jury
summoned, and a verdict rendered in
accordance with the above facts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
Easier sunday.

This sacred day was termed by the
ancient writers the "Queen of Festi-
vals." 1t has been observed from the
very beginning, and it is celebrated in
every part of the Christian world with
solemnity and devotion. The primi-
tive Christians, very early on the morn
ing of Easter, saluted each other with
the words. ''Cbrist has risen" t. which
suitable response was made. The
Greek Church still retains this custom.
The Episcopal and Catholic Churches
hold appropriate ceremonies, in token
of the resurrection Of Christ, and the
fasting and prayer that reigns through
Lent gives way to joy and gladness.
Beside these sacred ob%servances, in
nearly all civilized countries, the recur-
renee of Easter has been celebrated ~
various popular sports and supersti-
tons. The n most familiar i'm this
country is the preparation Of co!ored
eggs, used by children in a sort of
game. which consists of the testing of
egg shells. To those who do not OBJ
serve the day in its religious aspect,
and especially h aides. the day has a
social meaning hat to them is of the
utmost importance. Fashion has de-
creed thai during the time of Lent all
amusements of 4 secular nature shall
not be- participated in, frivoliIy cease,
and a gentle and subdued gloom pre-.
vail. Easter marks the termination of
this season. the advent Of spring fash
ions. and the donning of stunning cos
tunes. The gay party and fascinating
dance are once more ca regIe, and the
follies of society the correct thing. AS
Dame Fashion holds as strict a sway.
and her DEGREES as ~stringently obeyed
in Eureka as the gayest metropolis, we
may expect a renewal of the social
amenities that make life SO pleasant to
those who catch folly as it flies, and
seek pleasure at the ball, the theatre,
and in contact with the world.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
Easter Services.

At the special services at st. James
Church the order Of exercises for the
Sunday-school Easter celebration this
evening, will be as follows: Opening
anthem, by the choir of the church;
tenth selection of Psalms; prayer;
recitation OF the 18th chapter of l. Cor.
wv 20-f), by two of the scholars; East
or hymn Church Hvmnal, No. 9S). by
The school; recitation. I'VE are wait
ine;" hymn. Jesus paid it ALL" by
The school; hymn, ''Tho hume over
There" by several OF the older schol
ns; recitation. "Our Easter hymn"
hymn Church Hymnal. No. ll0), by
the school; recitation, Let bygones
~ oyvones;" hymn. "Sweet by and
ove.' by some Of the Older scholars;
collection; anthem, by the choir;
lynn, ring the bells of Heaven" by
.ns school; benediction. The congre
gallon are requested to join In with the
scholars In the singing of the hymns
NJ Which the whole school takes part.
ane collection will be on behalf OF
nome or Foreign Missions" A LID
~si response is requested. The front
seats Will be reserved for the children
snn teachers. Scholars IN ust be seated
u7A O'clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
Kfndled with Coal OIL.

Mrs. Robert Stevens, a lady resid-
ing on South Buel street, had a very
narrow escape yesterday morning from
a horrible death. 1t was the old story
Of kindling fires with coal oil. She
was pouring it on the wood when it
blazed up, and communicated with the
contents of the an, and the latter
bursting, scattered the oil over her
clothing. She retained sufficient pres
ence of mind TO throw herself on the
~carpeted door. and 10y rolling over and
over, succeeded in extinguishing the
flames, but not before her hands and
arms were severely burned. The only
way to prevent such accidents is to
quit Lighting fires with coal oil, but as
long as there are fires to kindle, aui oil
to use, we suppose that women will
persist in the practice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
NOTICES.

ST.. JAMES CHURCH.-Services will
be held at St. James Church, at IL
o'clock 4. N. Special Easter services
at IA o'clock p. M.-Rev. G. b. Craw
ford. Rector.
Sunday school will be held in the
church at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. - Rev. Father
Monteverde, pastor. Mass at ii A. NJ,
Fespers at p. NJ. Mas at Ruby
Hill at 8 A. NJ.
RUBY HILL SERVICE. - Rev. Mr..
Cox will hold services in the Miners
Union Hall, commencing at IA O'Clock
In the evening.
Sunday school will be held at the
hall at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
OFFICES.

We, the committee on township ON
ces, find The books, records and &C.
counts we'll kept, and as far as we
know, correct; and know of no com.
plants, except the case which was ex-
amined before this Grand Jury.
N. JOHNSON.
M. MCCUAIG,
j. T.. LoCK WOOD,
COUNTY BUILDINGS AND sHERIFF's
OFFICE.
We, the committee on Jail, Hospital,
and Sherif's office, find the books and
accounts of the Sheriff's Office to be
we'll kept, and a credit to the officers.
The Jail appears to be inadequate to
the wants OF the county, and we would
recommend that more cells be built in
the upper portion Of the building, a.
the present accommodations are too
limited to properly separate the pris-
Oners.
The Hospital, at the time OF our visit.
undergoing repairs; the patients
appear we'll satisfied, in most respects;
the premises appear TO be clean and
neat: there seems to be a scarcity Of
mattresses, and think more should be
furnished-all of which Is respectfully
submitted.
N. JOHNSON,
j. c. LOCKWOOD,
N. MCCARTNEY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
Trial Jurors.

The following are the names of the
trial jury. subp9naed to appear at the
session of the District Court tc-mor
row.: NJ. G. Foster, NJ. Ridge, Thos.
Marks, VIM. Spencer. j. Poindexter,
j. q. Ford, Sam'l Vanburen, NJ. p.
Beaver, John b. Williams, ). Shiplev,
VIM. Eie, H.. G. Mickey, VIM. II.
Hale, Wessly Douglas, o. Bail, j. 7.
Role. Patrick Hayes, G. j. Hamlin, &.
w. Price, j. c. Powell,.N. r. Hays,
Joel Dodge,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
Bail Furnished.

A. Cazaux, indicted by the Grand
Jury for the crime of grand larceny,
was held to bail in the sum of $4,000,
which he furnished, Henry Kind. j.
WANNA. j. Tognini, S. o. Wells and
DR.. James Williams becoming his
sureties.
Joe Toomey, against whom a true
bill was found on the same charge, had
his bail fixed at So 900. Thomas Haley
and r. Sadler becoming his bonds
men.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
theatrical.

WI. M. b. Bartlett received a tele.
s'am from Chas. Pope. the trsgedian,
yesterday, asking information as to
Az, oates, terms. etc. He will prob
Hal, put IN an appearance at Bigelow's
10. some time this week. Mr.. Pope
tias osen PLAYING In the western por
of""' the State, and is Endorsed by all
VI our exchanges.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
Circus.

r. S. Dinges, the advance agent of
Forepaugh's circus, arrived in Eureka
last evening. He comes to spy out the
land. and ii he to the conclusion
that IL will pay, will arrange for the
grand show to appear in town on the
18th day of May.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21

".s' Iherese Casalnayou. relict of
'''e Andre Casamayou, formerly
Ans,;ahd proprietor of the Repeitte. of
avan,n', was married on "Wednesday
yonmng last, 10 San Francisco, to y
"an named Edward d. Norton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
Poll Taxes.

From the LIST to the 30th Of April,
$50 poll taxes were disposed Of by
the Assessor and his deputies, the
cash receipts amounting to $500.
The ten per cent. commission being
deducted there was deposited in the
County Treasury yesterday the sum
of 81, 1888.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
Wells. Fargo 4 CO.. Letter List.

The following letters were received at
Wells, Fargo & Cos OGce last evening, and
not delivered:
Mrs ID Richardson Archie Heyman
Mrs J ohm Scales Edward + Ryan
Mrs q NJ Stowe
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21

You can get good goods at the very lowest
prices. at the MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT. just try. ap2l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
!. Bullion SHIPMENT.

Wells, Fargo & Co. made the follow.
ing shipment Of bullion yesterday
morning Three bars, which were val
ued at $3,627 10.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21

German aad Italian Accordions, at the
MINERS AND MECHANICS TRADE
DEPOT ap21
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
1 Bargain as Is q BargafnI

Three white linen pocket-hsndkerchiefs for
25 cents, at the MINERS AND MECHAN-
lCS' TRADE DEPOT. ap2l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21

STOCK REPORT.
s.u Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN Francisco. April 20.
Morning BOard.-lI A. M.
1865 ophir- 29N 2eH 29s
oa S Ganld Il Curry-8h So 81 skb5 SAbSO
D e,S Best i Belcher-l6A Hb5 1879 II
s S% Ssvase"i4% lin Az 14sf 1888
9 ~ Con Vireinia-l6h 1874 l6Ab5
40 Savage-l4h IAN
10 CbolIar-30 29h
,1o0 Hale Il Norcross-10 9%.,
a0 Crown Point-440c 44)c 4Lbo
30 Yellow Jacket
as65 Imperial SOC 45c
70 Kentuck-3
325 Alpha-7k ~ IN
AZ Belcher-4 3y5c
eS5 Sierra Nevada Also Aloe
,7M bullion 400 4N 4soc 47Oc 4e5c 47ocb5
lis Exchequer- 295c 290c
s25 q%vsrmanamkissA. Ia 3 ls7s iSAofo
aN Union ~ 445c
500 Savage-l4b l4N
10 Confidence a
200 Succor-ll0e loo l25b30 l2jc
10 Best a Belcher-H
80 Imperlal--oc
10 U~uion-460c
go Julia 320c 3l5c soc
gTu Ca.edonia-2 60c 255c
S0 Silver Hill ll0c lose
100 Martin Whito-3
80 Tip Top 1850 l9Oc 2
S5 New York Con.-SOc Sc
ID Dsyton-5c
70 Lady Washington
cwO Con. Wasboe- 6Oc Zoe Csc
sO Ward-l 95c
$50 Lev,athan 20c
100 Wells farg0-5c
500 Monumental DC
40 T%rojan-55c SOC
40 RAYMOND Il Ely-M
80 Eureka Con.-53
T,o 1 Ris. % o. shbls
10 Eureka CON- 81 $50 5Sk
100 Jackson 320c
1850 Belmont-4Oc SOC 45c
30 Phenix-4
$50 Leopard 3c
80 Gi,a- Toe
go Northern Belle-6H 8
100 N. Con. ViIginia-5c
100 Panther-25c
$50 Uussey-5uc 55c
1870 Manhat an-loA 10
$50 De / ees-2 5c
lo7S Grand Prize $3.50 5s $3.50 81
100 Argents.25s
$40 Young America-10c
1860 Independence 90c 300
200 silver Prize 40c
200 Star ~
500 Day Silyer-50c
SO Hillsioe-l Loo
2lyj Mudoc-3A Bloc 34oc 81 320c
500 toso Con. zoe
90 New Csso-90c
80 Eureka Con.-53N
$50 Modoc-3&
so Bcdie-is1
800 Bechtel-2
900 Golden Terrs-24obl0 2i0c ~
SO Homestake So
5 Silver King -l5H
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21

Best stock of Harmonicas in Eureka At
the MINERS AND MECHANICS TRADE
DEPOT. ap2I
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
P~aganfnut Riddles


Riddles at the MINERS AND MECHAN-
ICS' TRADE DEPOT. ADJ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21

~ THE EUREKA AND pALfsADk RAILRoAD.
Departures Yesterday.
Edgar Mills Eyerts
Mrs F A Long + A Mcconnell
d Canaka PNichols
& Sadier NJ ) Sharp
A w Grist J C Masher
Arrivals a.H.t Night.
J Hartsnstein J Reschlow
p Votes j Anderson
N surst J Winzell
X S Diagessis
Phoebe, Hamilton and Eareka Line.
DEPARTURES.
" T Mills Mrs w + Mills
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-12-11
oBsAzENi BosNY.

u yfdns so oxnamuje, 10 zasta.
ven byl nhhlc navrat zkloh Bo.
sny a Hcrcogoviny a mnoxi "a
loznici obdrteli nafiEoni, ably 80
k plukam SWIM dostavili.-o Wy.
jodnAvani meEi Rakouskem u
Portou ohlodne otsazeni, oEna>
mule so, to ohledns obsazeni No.
v6ho BaEaru docilcno skoro jiz
dohodnuti, dlo ktorcho pasalik
ten obsaxen btti md spoletne cd
obou moci. Tea prs Rakousko
svolilo, ably so sp,Iouva tato roe.
aifila na Bosnu. Porta viak
odpira po,adavku Rakouska, ably
vykliEeni Bosny bylo rAvislS
cd nAhrady Rakousku v5loh "a
obsaEeni.
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RUNE zPRAgY.

Dlo topcsc Pesti pokratujc
zdarn6 vyjodnavani Ruska Tu.
reckon o smlonva doplhovaei.
Tureoko uyolujo SO splatIti 800
miliond rnbla nahrady v rotnich
splatkach. Otazky ohledne Ger.
ne Hory pisobf prS ale obtizo.
Reditel mibcovny y Pafiii byl
zatknut, jsa obvinen 10 odcizil z
mincovny IA 100000 frankd
stfibrnSch pruti nAlczicich Roth.
schIIddm a nabrndil 10 medenSmi,
galvanisovanSmi pruty.
Car navratil 30 z Livadie do
Petrohradu dno 4. I. m.
Vidchska Pol. Corr. Jisti, 10
rusky gcn. Samokin, kterSs ovla.
da ces;u k Horatu, ocekavA posiIy
5000 m, k,efi pfopravoni byli
nedavno pics moro kaspicke,
Cisaf nemockt navratil so dne
5. do Berlina q uimul SO vlady.
Ma poccst jeho navratu uspota.
dany slavns dcmonstracc, prdvo'
dy osvstleni mesta. v privo.
du bylo t6z nekolik amcrickSc
blazna vlajkami americkymi.
Sehor Rivoro, v6dce spaniel.
skseh pokrokaf6, zemtcl dne 0.
[. m.
PoIicio ruska Drinopoli prg
dne 8. vypasila dvcfc konsulalu
anglickeho u zmocnila SO podane.
ho anglick6ho.
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Move zpravy domaci.

Il v Lo Mars, Ia, aatknuta
byla banda padelatold stfibrntch
pensE, nimii ocle okoli Eaplavo.
vail. Neco falosne mince bylo u
mich naleEono.
4 John Folde, postmistr e
Canton, Dakota, byl minuls ~.
den sesaxen. NedostAva so mu
Jon $4,000. Joho rueitelS pry "a
nsho dossdi.
TX nssi Epravs o sastfeleni
kostelnika Muldowney v Braid.
wood, Ills. cd knsEe Mo Guiro
dodAvGme, 10 porota ohlodsvasc
mrtvol sprostils knsse dplnS vi.
ny, usnavaiic nestastns ten PIT.
pad Ea nkhodu.
q Minuls ttden spAchsI New
Yorku ssmovrsidu nAsledkem o.
mrsslosn IIvoA Czech, Prokop
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-12-11

drabf 10 rotals ksissdksa vyds'
hsbo % .. Asg. t,sfiegsss chi.
fMR6.
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yirhryiAsatiekA

V Aishs6issau d8hyl. AfeiI
faat shaihtbe eltfmt8tePst
W fgssmgta YsHiai sss
nabafts islssfslais tom fAsla
Aa9ha bsel ~ pfa atsfll
sma paslea hapltiaiass 3 bytam
Htlala ptia8yksm apabtga nj
e. doe z ff1sit pfl witsal,
ffaheariit sma haptIialas sahsa
u ist aahaiiss paste Aishaht
saatill - 4 stIhaaaii Pslrss kas
tai VIZ psA ohFstsvsll bepfitsls
ifla = aflttgio asgs ~ Psifsf
keisl. dpbyli iams lejot bod
gtp0isdti pfsiehAtejiei deh
gbdfial segsiisl poaiiy ; plaky
1914 - aattgt I'ais iaiieh tyiy
dohls obslshovAhY lelish pa,
fkika yias hpInk. FsdIo nam
Do fsk9a II dai, . mnsislgi stis,
lira LlfAla aaAa byis mifhk,
avAiimoIi p,'e. edpsfes : oblii.
oou poIobs' Jibf telegram adA
VI, H. Aighsna byli hpiha pors
ishl. 'sk Is sat Is.lin3 ieiieb
oddila hsasslai eefospfkleb Ae
glitaes ssrssiII prf jon 70 mfi
sieh fanasfob s,fkts Aighases
prf iess mnobem snathAIsi.
SasIodkem gltsxstvi loho cd
lrhIo 40, dls spray angllektob,
10000 neoftbodoxnieh mohame
dAnh cd emira . posk yluji pod.
poru a posily Apgli'snsm. Ar.
NADIA emiroya ooavA ke KabuIu.
Sousatni sprAvu q Londsns
ptiotsi tasopis Scotsman. Prasi
V kruEloh vlivu mAjioioh psnuje
nablod, 10 vyjodnksa 80 meal Ru.
skcm q Angliokom o urovnAni
otaxky asiatskd tim xpdsobem,
ably obs zems Aighanistan 20
roxdsliIy.
| histokral egyptskS osnanuje
dne 2. pros. 40 Maj. Cavagnari
obdriol cd emira aighanistanskdt
ho odpovtd na anglick6 altima,
tum. odpoytfta 10 datovanh 10
listopadu, doSla vsak do Dakkh
tcprv6 dne 80. listop., q fehoz ~
soudi, 10 psana byla al po padu
tvrxe Ali Musid. Emir kritisuje
v odpovadl sv6 ptedstiran6 pfA
telstvi Anglicka Il pfipomina jed
Mani ieho naktorsch ptipadcoh
kterd ncsvedti o pfhtelstvi joho
Vysvstluie, 10 odmitnul pfipus,s
nj vyslanectvf Anglickdho no
nepfatelstvi, bybrz bazn6 pfec
ztratou neodyislosti sv6. Ujistu
je, 10 jest ochoten vstoupiti op5
Y pfdteiskd siyky 3 Anglickem
10 ncbudo odporovati ptipusten
nctctncho tasov6ho vyslanectvi
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ANGLICKo.

Parliament AngliokS nascdnul
dne 5. I. m. Trfnni fe6 krAlovny
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