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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-28
THE CONDUCT OF LIFE.
tFrom Tinzley'S Mapazine !

tFrom Tinzley's Magazine.l
Be 1t good that we do let us do it,
Giving soul and our strength to the deed.
Let us pierce the hard rock, and pass through
it,
And compass the thing that we need.
Does Fate, as dark cloud, hang over,
And cover our head round the light?
Does nate mock the heart of the loverY
Must wrong be the victim of right?a
Yet in Fate there is freedom for each one.
TO make or to mar as he will:
And the bolts OF ill-tortune that reach one
May MAIN, but they never shall kill.
Ever onward and upward pursuing
The aim hat is thine for the day
Adding siren 9Th to thy strength bv thv doing
Thou shalt gain it, nor faint by the way.
And though thou art busted with small
things,
Though mental thy labor may be,
DO thy utmost i'll that and in all things.
Thou still shaft be noble and tree.
Dost thou love? let it be with full measure
Nor mngle with Goddess or hate
vi others the Joy OF thy pleasure,
The passion that crown thy estate.
Be to every man Just; and to woman
BE gentle, and tender, and true;
For thine own do thy best; but for no man
DO less than brother should do.
So living thy days full to number,
In peace thou shalt pass to the grave;
u hou shalt lie down and rest thee, and slum-
Beloved by the good and the brave.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-28
LIFE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Mountain Peaks-Manners of the Noun
tainers- Their ReIig on-Moon-
sinners at Homo,

Southwestern North Carolina is
apply termed the lad of the skies.
Marion, Mcdowell county, is the
centre of an amphitheatre CT noun
tains. From twenty-five to thirty
cloud capped peaks are in sight.
The most prominent is Mt. Mitchell.
100 feet above the sea level, and
LOO feet higher than the White
mountains of New Hampshire.
Cllngman's peak. % feet lower.
pierces the sky like pyrimid Il few
miles away. MoUnt Llnvllle. Grand
father mountain, the Roam, Hickory
Peaks Table Rock and the famous
Bald mountain stand on the horizon
like grim sentinels. The scenery is
magnificent, and certainly unsurpass.
ed this side of the Rocky mountains.
From the top of the roam the tourist
catches glimpse of nine states.
During Il trip to Bald mountains the
writer spent four days in the noun
tain region. The weather was very
hot. The roads were carpeted with
tumble bugs, poplar blossoms and
small blue butterflies. A yellow hon
eysuckle filed the air with sweet
perfume, and blooming laurel swept
the top OF the buggy. The travelling
was bad. All streams were forded.
There were no bridges. Sosteep were
the hills that tie horse frequently
tried TO sit on his hauuchss and slide
down. When we neared house the
family usually ran in. closed the
doors, and dropped the little muslin
window curtains. As W. drove past
not soul was to be seen, but upon
looking back from the wagon 4 half
dozen heads peeped from the doors
and windows.
Most of the houses are constructed
OF hewn logs. All crev ces are stop
ped with clay. Ragged stone
chimneys stand OUTSIDE and rear
their heads above the gables. Tall
poles strung with goarls, resembling
the banner IL "a bashax with three
tails. are CONSPICUOUS n many of the
doorways. Martins and swallows
MAKE nests in these gosrds. and chase
each other around the house like bats.
The floors are carpetlsss. The most
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-28

cross road. They are built of rough
boards, and are without bells and
steeples. A stovepipe generally runs
through the side Of the building. and
Turns the smoke over the roof. In
the summer the seats are taken out
under the trees, and the congreca.
lions ENJOY pure unadulterated open.
air preaching. The most of the
mountalneers are Methodists. There
IS sprlnkllng of Baptists and Pres.
oyterlans, but you might rake the
"hoie country with fine toothed
comp and not find an Episcopalian,
Unitarian. or Roman Catholic.
Nearly every man processes religion.
put many copy the landlord in it's
practlce. Some are so devout that
they are continually quoting
Scripture.
With all their piety and honesty.
Ine mountalneers dearly love whisky.
Illicit stills are hidden in the .dells
among the crags. and sweet mash may
be found in any out of the way cabin.
These distillers are called moon.
sinners. and their whisky is known as
moonshlne whisky. They are young
happy go lucky fellows, and fine
singers and juba dancers. Honest as
the day in all dealings with neighbors,
they shoot revenue officer as
they would shoot 4 Wolf. I found
them free and open hearted, and will
ing to put themselves to any incon-
venlence to accommodate a stranger.
Ihey disappear on the most freGuen-
tea paths. and invariably turned up
at an unexpected moment with new
Whiskey put up in pickle bottles and
OLD tomato cans. You can never for.
get their kindness nor the taste OF
their whisky.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-28
AN UGLY ENCOUNTER.
II. Stevens Fight With EJudge
Cone.
New York Star

New York Star.
This sort of thing, and his speech
on the Clay compromise Of lS48, as a
climax. made things warm in that
rather warm and excitable climate,
ard Judge Cone, man of northern
birth, elected to the judgeship in
Georgia, soon thought fit to denounce
him as a ''traitor to the South" in a
public speech. Stephens said, when
he heard it: If he says that to me l
will slap his face
They had an interview on the sub.
ject and the words were denied by
Judge Cone.and Stephens said his say.
They parted in "a friendly manner. but
the threat of Stephens was taken up
by the meddlers who foment duels
and never fight them, and the judge
met the congressman on the piazza
|of Thompson's Hotel. Atlanta, Ga,
September 4, 1S48, with demand for
retractiOn. This was the duel ground,
and for tools Mr.. Cone had big
knife and Mr.. Stephens an umbrella.
Mr. Cone weighed over 200 pounds,
Mr.. Stephens "a pounds only. Upon
the refusal to retract by Stephens,
Cone attacked him with the open
knife.
This was parted for some seconds
with the umbrella, although Stephens
was BILE sding from cuts in the breast
and arms. Then Cone threw hig whole
weight on him, thus brought him
down on his back. With his hand on
the forehead of his adversary and the
knife in his right, Cone cried out:
"Now, you retract, or ] will cut your
--throatr'
The firm reply was: mo, never
cutr'
Blood was flowing from breast
wound received standing which would
have reached the heart but from
turn in the blade Of the knife. and
another stab on the other side had
passed between two ribs, and severed
AN intercostelary artery. So that it
was not from sense of safety or the
big mans generosity that he defied
him. AS the knife came to finish it's
work. Mr.. Stephens caught it in his
right hand, and in his left seized the
left elbow Of Judge Cone. In this
way the struggle lasted until tina
parties we're on their feet again, and
others had come to the rescue. The
right hand Of Mr.. Stephens. that had
seized the knife rs it came to his
throat, was horribly mangled in the
turning and twisting Of the blade in
the efforts to get it out Of the grip.
The hemorrliage from the severed
artery would have resulted in speedy
death but for the fortunate presence
of Dir Hitchcock nf the l-n{fud
States Army, whose skill arrested it.
Mr. Stephens was confined to his bed
FOR several weeks with these wounds.
and the right hand was thought to be
perfectly disabled. The tendons OF
several fingers and the thumb were
severed, and he began to write with
his left hand. not using the right for
twelve months. To this permanent
hurt his terrible bad chirography is
now due.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-28
he should come to lie at rest within
the ground, he might be laid there

Ho SHOULD come to lie at rest within
the ground, he night be laid there
''in flowery June,
When brooks send upa cheerful tune;
And groves a joyous sound"
Another beautiful poem, called
"Waiting by the Gate,'' will be quite
clear to many Of you; and one and all
can understand can Invitation to the
Country" addressed to Julia. the po-
cts devoted daughter, the Joy of his
old age, who frightened his declining
years, and to the last was the faithful
companion of his home.
You remember the story of his boy
hood days that Mr.. Bryant told you in
these pages nearly two years ago?
Good as that story is, there is pic
ture in his lovely home at Roslyn
that could tell you even better things.
1t is the portrait Of his beautiful young
mother, which for years has shown
upon him from the walls of his bed
room with such strong sweet, loving
look IN her face that it makes one feel
sure that he was reared in a happy
home, that his noble, useful manhood
sprang from a sunny well directed boy
hood. Long ago the good mother
passed from earth, and now the gate
through which she passed has opened
tor HIM in his serene old age, the gate
for which he wrote;
And some approach the threshold who's
looks ale blank with fear.
And some whose temples brighten with 10Y
when drawing near,
As II they saw dear faces and caught the
gracious eye
OF Him, the Sinless Teacher, who came for us
to die.
81 mark the joy, the terror; yet these, with
in my heart,
Can neither wake the dread nor the longing
to depart:
And. in the sunshine streaming on quiet
wood and lea,
| stand and calmly wait till the hir ces turn
for me-"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-28

In the Grand DucIIy of Baden, in
Germany. the government has built
magnificent macadainized roads, az
smooth as Central Park rides. These
are lined Oh both sides by fruit trees
pears, apples. cherries, p'n,ns-and
It is asserted that the fruit alone pays
the full cost Of repairs. All the drop
pings Of the rOaI are carefully and
constantly scraped around these trees.
The Iain water Of the road beds is led
20 them. and they bear most bounti-
fully choice and valuable fruit. The
beauty of such roads, nicely shaded.
well kept. and in picturesque cOun-
try II . thing never forgotten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

ebsn zen aafauf pom Wprba6 abseidlcls
len bait ater r~ifsdnais fSnnen mir ras
@ei6dft niht gut ma6sn."
vSt aud gar ni6t pbtbia, licber 9or-
NUM-. SD pente. su rirft lhOn in
meiner &tpslsnbeit fir mid Icrsen."
n8irp lid immerbin I6psr tbun lals
len. G5 gilt gar ~ piele Seamte, cis
miIitairpaidtig ine. Sur einsn au5s
meg plste i'd pae i'd bier in HpIenau
tltebe, unc SOrrsnt na9 Wprbab sinsr.
Die g%ntfernuns betrdat nur stpa pier
WeiIen /; Is 1T alio fsin ibpieriser ums
;us fur i'm. SD merre 20 ibm pprldIas
gen.
Dieter @oridlas mar Sorrsnt tur6s
aus nidt ansensbm. absr armanc per.
einte feline Bitten nit rsnen Hcsbed's-
unp per bate Gem litbsnswdrbissn Sung
ling etpas abibla3ep fSnnsn!
Sc parp alio fsfts.lsst tas. iotalc he
Wobilmuduns erfplse Sprrsnt mad
Wprtah ;isben ioqte. DaS 3peifsIbafts
Ger Situation, Oh une mann Der llm,us
f%fattTnpe, purre ineee fur Die arme Gqa
immfr laiiser. Gnplid bsldIOs man,
pas Mitte Wai bic llstsrfessluns Dor
it9 seben fclIte. Nrmanp pplte in Grs
wartuns ieiner Gtnberufuns CUR SABINE
in Wprbad bleibsn.
[5crtissuns fplst.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

Oisie S;snen risfsn sinsn fur6itor.u
2unult i'm Saale berpcr, Die lesten
Wcrts Wii6tin'S puresn rci cem 06rm
iibertbnt. Ginise 6rauen rrn zen an<
sefla9tet unc aus benz Yublifum felen
in Sbnma6t uno 8rdmpfe. DaS
StBbnen Der an9stlasten, cas byiteriI6e
0sfrsiibe &ufe, pie .Sarbaren, 6enfsr.
5Iu6 Gu4 !" miitten ii6 ,u sineu,
66Qenipeftafsl. = Die &uff6tsteamtsn
lu6ten peraebenS Srrnung su Iaafsn
unc raS pubIifum aus psm Saale ;l
reilsn. Oieies ma6te feinespeos
Niene. esn SsfebIsn Der SsbSrce nads
;%ufcmmen. Oils enclih elm pirres
Our6eind1rer Ger 9srtbeicissr Beam,
ten, css Yublifums uno Ger @enearmen
e%nttano, erI6iep, cine @btbriluna
S6uBleute, unc emf cielsr selans tS,
cas Sptal su liubsrn. Der @eri&ts@
prdfcsnt iammt Ridtsrn, benz Staatss
anpalt, cen Ssfrsiirsn ~lpransen BON
ibren Sissn auf une brcba6tsten pers
pirrt unc srfarrt Dor S1redsn rsn i6
Dor ibren aus:p abipislenosn bsiIloIen
Sfancal. Der prdRcsnt mar in elmer
oerartisen aufrssuHs. pas sr pbns bic
SiBuns su i6liessn, ~posonsins. Spd=
ter fam Elm 9stidtsnuntius unc l6lcs
Tamsns ees prdfrsntsn pie SiBuns.
Oas TT erbauli6 unr penis sssisnst,
Der o&ultur," pelbe 8usIane mad Der
5artei ;u trassn I'M Sssrif IN, Yswun>
csrer Su erpedsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
60 sibt fein 9ana Der 0slt.

w Blut IttH SuUD scr ySelt, tt
pel6sm SsrmSsen 10 RAID ~srrorben
psrcsn, pte in amsrifa, aber es aibt
audi fein 0anc, in psl6em ererbter
9eibtbum 10 lsltsn III, pie in Amerifo.
Iae paar Sabre snthebt Elm reuer Grbs
lus pel6er Die Belt pur6 ben @Ian.
Isiner fait iiber Habt srrprbren Shdbe
in G~rltaunsn lfst. Wobsr Der &ei6tt UNI
fcmnt, Oh perleIbe rur6 Serpdferuna
pom Gilenbatnactien, purd S%ptculotipz
nen nit perrptteten Oampfern, rur6
eiefsrun9Stpntrafte fur RE srmee pper
ancsrUeitis srpprben III, tarnah Miro
faum 9efraSt ; unp eS in aud faum Der
Nabe pertb rarnad ;u frassn, penn
chen 10 raid ME eieie 0srmSsen erpor<
ben wercen, Ssritpinoen iie aud pieper.
Die Seute, rel6e nod Dor finf Sabren
als ne 8Snise Der S5rls saIten unr Dill
lipnen b%anebatten, inp fait pon ibrer
SSbe berabsstirst /; oiele BON ibnsn finp
banferctt anrrrs leben in eer armielia=
item Ssrbdltnifen, unp nur bic penishen
bon ibnen ipnnen i6 nod i'm 3si6s
tbum. Dat abe, zen lrsteren Der Ipp
eaS ause susscridt. 10 serRissen aud
ibrs Shdse balp in ALE 8inoe. SsItsn
ertaIten fe fi& nod in Der speitsn Sc
nsration, pdrlbsr binaus aber fat ME.
81 cod islbft rie fsinrsi6e Gamilie
Ger &itors trcs ibreS c%onIerpatipsn
Gbarafters in rai6sm Nispsrsunss be-
arifsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
Cine ruiHi6e @eri6tsisene.

Wir eeeahtsn idcn rpisrerbolf bee
pclitii6sn &ieisr : 9rc;e6fs, Der i6 10,
sbsn in petersburs abeeipislt unp
nit Ger Ssrurtbsiluns Der Sauptriccls /,
flbrer seenret bat. Sisbsr mar ni6t
visl dbsr BE 9orsdnse bel Zen Ssrbanps
lunsen In bic Ssfentli6feit asprunssn.
Seq: beri6ist nan fpIaenre srafiids
SSene aus cisiem prpseiie:
ginsr Ger Snuptanesflasten, Wiitfin,
bsflaste i9 in ieinsr 0ertbsipiaunasrees
iter bic unbarmbersisen uno ~srauiamsn
Wisbanrlunssn unp Soltsrn, Die er rdbs
reap ieiner ;psijdbrisen llntsrlu6unsss
taft ereulcen muste. NIs or f~onfatirte,
ras ron Zen $50 @sfangenen
10 ibrenp Ger l1nteru6un q
43 zines natir!t6en Epcss
unr sp6lf in SOise BON 9 sIb r.
nj ORD ftarbsn, rap ausereem crei
9 elb ftmorpSeru1e porfamen
unp 2 8 peripnen ~ a b I'M q
purpen, ent;isbt ibm Der 0oritsenpe ras
@prt. Gs entIpinnt fb nun spiI6m
pieitm unp cem anssflastsn Elm @crts
rs6lel.
Wii1ttn: &c 1T ties nod ni6i
Nuea, unc penn sic srlaubsn, 70 perrs
i& bssnpissn."
9orfsenper: .Nsin, eas fam
IN ntht prIouhsu /"
Wti9ftn: Nun, eann blsibt mir
mad all BEN untsrbrs6uusen, psren mid
Der 5err @sri&tsprdlipsut sspircist.
nur Ginss unp wobl gum lesteg Wals
~ erfliren. Sect babe i6 mid pol,
fomm.n ron Der HiSaasft Der AnfiGt
msiner 0encl1en drer;eugs rie Idon su
Anfans iepe Grfldruns pen 9ertbte sss
seniber perpeissrt baben ; 1sner Mnfbi
ndmltd. pas unseahtet Der Sprbancenen
SsTentlitfsit Der Ssrbanrlunsen, mar
uns rpb ni@t rie WSsli9feit ssrdbren
pire, zen pabrsn Gbaraftsr ees prcsels
les aufsuredsn. Ssst babe id elm polIss
Hs6t su lassn, raB paS fsin 9sritt.
i~cnrern cine ni6tswdypise Sombpie III
Nstn ! Gtpas pisl S6limmeres, etwas
nod 9srwsrai6srss, S6eubli6srss". -,
Sei rteisn Wortsn iprans Der Dor,
iisenee auf unp ertbsilte cen Auftraa,
cen glnssflaatsn fort;ufdbrsn. Gin
0enearmeriss SfTsisr itirste f6 aui
mi1hfin iueee ,uei csr mitor osflo A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
Wie man bon lisfaen 9antiers G

Wie man bon bisfsen Santisrs err
fabrt. bat rte ceutide &esisruns ben
Rsf Der amsrifaniipen Bombs, rie fe
0 cen Snpaliren : Gsnes a~nsstauft
bate, In Zen lestsn Sassn lpSssl&lassn.
Gs ipusn nod stpa 3 WiQirnen sspslrn
isin, u~rfprdnslib mar ss cine isbr be-
rsutsnpe Summe. AlS bic psuti6e &ss
sisrurs pieie Infdufe ma6te flbIts man
iit in Baibins:cn pur6 pisien SsrS
irauensbepeis ni6t psnis sci6meibslt
unp man erfldrte ss seracesu fir sinsn
0srtrausnsbspsis rsS mpnarbiIbsn GU
repa fdr unisr Snfituticnsn. Ssst
miro man ni6t umbin t6nnen. aud ben
umssfstrtsn Sspsis biusunebmen. nur
pilp ma rariter etpas filler kin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
@ir armsn a~sutId=amsritausr.

eie mir uns repli6 bsmlben, rie Dinse
pss ultdsliden esbsnS lali6t esutl6 ;a
nennsn. fsbsn eurdauS ni6t auf Der
S5be Ger t. {. eeutlhsn Rsi6sbilruns.
90 baben mir bier INNER aesIaubt, ras
es cine Satattsusr In cen Ser. Staaten
ssts; allsin Serliner lossnannte reutI6e
3eitunssn tslebrsn unS zines SsIsrsn.
Is 1T elm % aneeroles SSeem,"
btfsn mir uns srfreuen. Gin Ban
p@erples Q y 4 m, paS flinst 70
listli6 fremp. pab Elm sepSbnIi&er
Dsuti9sr fia rabei - gar nidts psnisn
fam. Aber ras 1T sbsn Der Spsf-
Die 3eitunssn IN Dsutl&lane fibrsn
cine Spra4e esren @ufsabe IS IN, benz
eelsr 81 perbsrssn, mas ssmsint
III.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-08-14
DRoBsE zpRAyY.

$ vyklisenim pcvnos,i ysrny
80 j,z Esposalo q Rasovs obsadlI
nsktere krajni opustSn6 opevns
nj. Pevhost odevEdana byti md
celia Rusim iiz bshem tohoto IT'D
no, ale odkliEenf EAsob trvatl bu,
do jests asi 2 mssfce.
PovstGni tureckc pohofi rho
dopskem " Rumelii) trvA stale.
Povstalsi ssslali vyslanci angIi.
ckdmu pamstni spis, podspsaDj
cd staresin 200 vesnIc, Y kterem
prohlAsuii 10 do posledniho mule
protivi,i SO budos provedeni u.
sucienf lkongresu bcrliosk ebo.
Ruska prach&rna vyle,sla do
poystfi We Fratest " Rumunsku) J
dne Z. :. m, phi cema 81 osob sa>
bito a 81 ran5no. uDH360
2 Tifi'su " Asii) oEnamuje 80
dne Q. I. m, 10 udAl sc vsbuch Y
podkopcch y opevnSni pevnosti
Rars, natez Eniknul polar, ktery
s'ravil nejlcpsf Cast mssta.
q TrebiSondu 80 osnamuje, 10
tamnsJM turosemci shromazduh
so ve velkem poetu v dilabinGch
vedoucich k Artvinu Q hodlaji
vsdorovati provedenf usneseni
berlinsk6ho kongresu. Poeit& 40
j'eh jia pa l5 900. TSa ' Batumu
lest obysatelstvo ve xbroji q ho.
dIA vxdorovati obssseni ruskemu.
Y odsse odsouzen byl jeden
nihilisticks agi,itor k snr,i a
ttyfi byIi odsouzeni k tsike prA
q. Pc ohldscni roEsudku nasta>
10 velke jitFenf, phi ktcrem na
vojsko sifileno bylo a etyti wolf.
nj sabiti. vojsko oheh opstova.
10 q diva . ildu padli.
Ztrkty rakouske v Bosns do 0.
srpna pociiaji Turci na 1000 mrt-
v}ch a ranenych.
Soudobns osazovAnim Varny
opousti Rasov6 okolf Cafihradu.
Tcnto t5den ma odejet po Iodich
40 600 N. cfsafske gardy 30 San
steiano a GalIIpoli. Drinopol
md byt cd Rusd opustsn DO 0
tSdn6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-08-14

A&jos . ssSsta,ss. v tlsss
pss~si, Msks~s4tes ! s4saT
slIi ,sssesAho ,sIltsls. .s,si soj
sss - fsIeeD'is . psvsslsam D
ikhss \ Tmyniks y Trstisi
ssssuevsla 1900 N pss,IssIsAhs
vsIsss tsssesShe B toss..L
esm ' Dssnva. DIE sprlv 0
pss@sas pevasIsestsh eseaA
pe,ss psssssIss TOO. os,o m sos,.
vysbselssfes . sesesssvsstsk y
ssssisslestsh misseh ss oss,l !
s-sslsva kao . 80 Jest vIssssa
pssedsm edpsrs prosl ehssssst
Bgssy, sssaAvsr ,slsxssmy 10
ai s'sims tjisfsls -. ps 1900
csssososea esipoilie % b po.
s.ssIesm, ls ssssehA psasya vol
sso astapsIs lady povssslns. fs
povasIe ssikdslt /. . I,osksss,
Arnssis. AIbAhos . ssrsehtsb
vojisi. v Rssosshs psssjs mi
nanf, fs pors ~ms sbsssDs
Nd : poyssAai . ssovs,gsls j,n
sbfsns. vsss poris popirk is by
loma sss byic 4 tAto smssscs
siA - vYssita,l. is visahso oby.
va,sIssvo, kfssssns ! mshsmsal
~, sIossas Tsfoi, bojaDi prot
g.ssssasm. linsk sdA - 10
WAX rrsgds sspodobnt, avkiis
mvii 10 kfs.gant B0sens,i ' Has
kopssa dtslsk hiedsIi ' Ease Val,
~, IL bsspoisskrAss iAfsii Ia.
kossko xa ebsassni 6s9ad q 10
hsgisI pfi obssseni nalerII Hs
xaiaos prAsdnt, vyjma nseo kie
stand. V s,m pAdu snsd neb, Ia
BY pravdivA sprAva, 10 { rooborci
80 boie d'astni. Y vidns 40 o
tom chlasuje, 10 leph tfidy oby'
sstels,va vsude 10 ayitaly dobie
a 10 pooxe niisf tfidy q rorpusls
% vo,sko tvofi povs,aloe. YlAda
rakouskS hodlk yysbrojiii jests
joden armAdni sbor, TAX ably pfi
prayena byla pro vsochny moline
piirady.
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UHRY.

Die vfdehskt depese vykAEuji
voisbni rprkvy IL dosud svole.
n}oh poslanc6 do snSma uherske.
ho ls2 Iibsrkle, 50 slsno spojens
oposice, 80 srsJnfch levisih6, ii
Macdonald . 80 nsodvisltch.
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sPANELsKo.

v provinciI E-.ramadnra Wy
puklo vsbouteni. Povssalci pos
sadujf rspubliku. yIaky byli nj
my ssstsveny . vojsko je stihk.
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vssssls ptsksotsalm Hsssssss
ssva ,splsoesh ' jsssos pcs ss'
40 Tiass povsssIss sssjs "
sbsssA . asnss svAss he,s vci
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noa hssssA / ohlsdknl aisli ~
ssy. vssds piirmks byi sdAnls
VS. niossi. Dosisohnav IL '
zsboleh, as lsoe BesoA, osssjs
% rssolscs, odsbrsi 80 tam. byl
vsak pil vjsxda do mss,a uvi,An
psIbos . rstnie. HsssIs ssstos.
plil 20 / A,oks, vsss sesnavle,
10 nsmoioo Jos, dohfli 80
do mss,a, tAbli spst h MagiajI.
To obyvsseis,vo. diivs piA,slska,
sspotsIo silnon ktiioson paIbs
"a hassry. k,eh byli nscsni
kvspns projeli dilabim osasenim
B,shany, phi temi ntratiIi 10 ,na
"a. Oaatnl dostihII plsdstraii
rako-ssjes.
o otsareni Maglaje ohlastj
aprAvy dtedni:
TfinActf sbor postupoval dne
D. ve dvou proudech prot Msgla
j. Jedcn proud udrioval proli
lAboru povstalci dslossFclbu,
kdei.o druhs proud postspoval
box = syI poynsaleckf. Povsialcl
pokus'Ii 90 o us.oupeni k Zsbcdm,
phi temi strhla 30 saryatka trva
jici as Poi hodiny. Diva prspory
a neco stfeliva pablo vojsku do
rukou. Mnoho povstalco bylo
sabilo 9 poraneno a 20 EahnAno
do feky q utopcno. Tina Eame
Ella dslh pronAsIcdovAni. Ztrkta
vojska oyIa diva sabiti q 10 rans,
ntch. Maglai nalescn byl opu.
stSn5 al ma n6kolik kfestaBn
mesto bylo usetfeno. v den pied
tim pohioseoo bylo U Maglajo IS
husard cd sbora ehlcdavaciho,
vsak druhy den SO vratlli do "a.
bora.
Dnc 8. bojovano bylo po ccIe
sato . MagIaie do zsbcn. zvlAstni
depese londynska pravi, 10 po-
vstalci byli porazenl, Rakuian6
vsak uTpsli xtratu so m. Eabltych
q ransnych. BoshAno byIo as
5000, malice tel dsla . vodeni
jsouce tureck3mi ddstojnfky /;
mnoxi vsjini fadoyeho vojska
tureok6ho stall fadAch povstal-
Cd 400 byIo jich raujmuto uda
vsjf, ze pfinuceni bylI k boji cd
vlAdy povstslcn seraJevo.
Utcdni rakouskA sprAya o tom.
10 bojl udAyA pocet povstaIed na
vice jak 5000, SO 4 dHly a bsterii
rsketovou. Boj lrval 8 hodin .
povstaIci drteli 80 houzevnats,
stratiyse 500 Eabit5ch . ransnSch /
a 700 sajaifoh. vf.AFms.
y boji ' okresu Bihslucksm,
osnamuje dfednf rprava rakou
ska: 94ea na@
SedmA divise armAdni, pod ve
veIkovevody Wurtem,
burskeho. operujic zApadns cd
voje, svedla dive laryAt.
KY povstalci; jcdnu dne 8. U
varEar vakup q druhou dne 7. q
J icy. Z poslednibo mista do
byto vftsz-tvi rozbodne mad set
Sim poctem povslalch. Opevne
nj mssto Jaiea dobyto po 0 bodi
nem boji. Rakussne osvedtili
sve udatenstvf. v bojich tschto
pablo l6o mstvjch a ransn5ch
Rakusan6 7 dhstoiniki.
v nedsli dine H. dobyl tcnio
sedm5 sbor Borak . dne IL. so
: vidns oEnampje, ie Travnik
Ie-, obsaren, povstalei 10 opus.Ih
vrAndak . ustupuji K Serajevo,
10 n4sledkem toho nestoji mo v
sestS spoJeni se tohoto sboru .
hlsvufr. valasu rnI gen P,hoa.