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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10
GOOD WORK THAT CONGRESS
DID.


The Cincinnati Enquirer'S Wash.
ington correspondent calls attention
to the work accomplished by the
Democrats during the extra session
Of Congress just closed. Eleven i'm
portant measures we're passed.
OF the four political bills, three
may become laws. First, the army
bill, with its prohibition of the use
Of the army as police to keep the
peace at the polls. Second, the bill
repeating tho odious jury test oath
and, third, the bill providing new
and non-pariisau method of drawing
iuries. The fourth the marshals bill,
with it's restriction to prevent the
employ ment of deputy marshaIs to
interfere in elections, has failed to
become a law, but that failure de
Drives the Administration OF any
money to pay them. 1t also deprives
the United States Marshals and their
regular court deputies of their fees,
but does not deprive them of their
salaries, which are provided for in
the legislative and executive appro-
priation bill, which should be added
to the total 10 the twelfth important
measure passed apon.
OF The financial bills only one be-
came a law, to. wit the bill making
subsidiary silver coins cbangeabIe for
greenbacks in amounts of twenty
dollars or less. The Warner bill, to
make trade dollars exchangeable for
standard dollars, dollar for dollar,
passed the House, but bo,h were
hung up in the Senate Committee on
Finance until next December.
The Sanitary bill is known as the
yellow fever bill, and established a
National Board of Health, with gen
eral supervision of the sanitary con
dition of the country. The internal
Improvement bill is the bill establish :
ing a commission to make survey
of the Mississippi river and report
upon the best method OF protecting
the banks from overflow, and improv>
ing the navigation of the river The
tariff bill is the bill already mention
ed, placing quinine and sulphate of
auin;ne on the free list ; and the sal
ary bill is known "a the letter carr
riers bill, and provides for small in
crease in the salaries of the letter
carriers all over the country, as has
already been stated in these dis
patches.
This is a very fair exhibit of work
done an exhibit that Democrats
can be proud of. 1t proves that, de-
spite the Republican party, backed
by Hayes, the Democrats have ac-
complished great deal of good in
the interest of economy and reform.
Every measure carried is direct
benefit to the people.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

THE New York Tribune is at a
loss for words in which to express its
admiration for Hayes. Il says his
vetoes shave welded together all
Republican elements into one CON-
pact, resolute and patriotic party
Differences are forgotten, until the
blow at the nations sovereignty, its
credit, and its life, has been warded
off, A great party, full of fire and
Of conscientious conviction, finds it,
self 10 hearty sympathy with a Pres
ideut who unites with the courtesy
of a Chesterfield the backbone of a
Jackson The Tribune would have
been more truthful if it had said oil
bis Frudulency that he unites the
hypocrisy of Pecksniff with the
temerty of sneak thief.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

Burt Wren and the Taylor brotE-
ers quarrelled over trihe at Aull-
vile, Mo aud the feud would not
have been serious if busybodies had
not taken hold of the matter. Wren
was told the Taylors intended to
shoot him at sight, aud the same
persons told the Taylors that Wren
intended to shed their blood. The
consequence was that all three arm
ed themselves with revolvers, which
we're emp,ied of , bullets on the
first occasion OF a meeting. One OF
tho Taylors was killed outright,
while he other was disabled for life
by a paralizing pellet lodged in his
spine, and Wren received FIVE severe
wounds. The two survivors after
ward became reconciled, being con-
WINGED that there had been an unfor-
tunaie misunderstanding.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

A Bohemian named Gus. Davradt,
FIVE weeks ago, was caught in re-
volviug shaft at the Northwestern
Fertilizing Works, at the Chicago
stock yards, making 800 revolutions
per minute. He was terribly mutt
lated, his skull torn off and two ribs
broken. A large piece of the tenn
pie bone was removed, the brain pro
trudiug. Several inches of it were
cut away. Nevertheless. the man
still lives, and expects to return to
work in day or two There is a
hole 10 the temple the size of a silver
half dollar, through which the brain
can be plainly seen, aud which The
physicians say will never grow up
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

The Radicals are trying to divide
and distract the Democratic party
on the money question, and some
good men are thoughtless CROUCH to
let the opinions of such sheets as the
National View have weight with
them. This paper is published in
the interest of the Radical party,
and they that are deceived by it are
not wise. The great financial
questions for the Radicals to answer
are how came all those erasures il
the books of the Treasury Depart
ment, and how about the deficit Of
two hundred millions that those
DO, ks are said to show III Rome
Courier.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

A TERRIBLE tornado struck the
southeast part of Dakotah Territory
on the evening of the Sd instant,
and in its progress passed over a
portion of Iowa, Wisconsin aud Min
nesota. The destruction to property
and crops was great, and number
Of lives were lost. i; was the heav
lest known in that region, and the
fall of rain was immense. Houses
carried away By the food, and wash
outs are reported along the lines of
railway, stopping the trains until the
roads are repaired.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

AT the time of the death of the
late w. B. Ogden, of Chicago, the
value of his estate was estimated at
ten or fifteen million dollars. After
a while the value was put at five mill
lions, but as be had left no children
there was not much public sympathy
for the heirs. Now comes the re
port that owing to the shrinkage in
value of real estate and the consum,
ing power of taxes, the entire estate
has melted away in the hands of the
executor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

STATE elections will be held this
year 10 the following order: Ken
lucky, August I, State officers and
Legislature; California, September
3, State and judicial officers, four
Congressman and Legislature
Maine, September 3, State officers
and Legislature Ohio and Iowa,
October :, State officers 10 part and
Legislature; Maryland, Massachu>
se.ts, Minnesota. Mississippi, New
Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Wisconsin, November
3. Governors are elected in all the
States named except Mississippi,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Wisconsin.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10
rHH ou1HINE BILL.

Senator Harris, by wise pariia'
mentary move, succeeded in passing
Mr.. McKenzie's bill to remove the
duty on qainine. He moved to re-
consider The vote referring the bill
to the Finance Committee, aud did
50, he said, with the greatest respect
for the committee, which was ready
to make a favorable report but q
single objection would carry the re
port over one day and thus defeat
the bill. His motion prevailed and
thus brought back the bill to the
table, and made ito consideration
subject to g majority vote. Mr..
Mckenzie, who so gallsntly put the
bill through the House, was on the
floor of the Senate from the time il
met, and worked heroically in favtr
of it. He said that if it should 60
over for day he would endeavOr
to delay adjournment twenty four
hours to make the bill law. Sem
ator Harris skiIlful move, however,
rendered this unnecessary. Mr.. Nor
rilI objected to the bill it would not
reduce the price of quiDine, but
would cut down the revenue. Mr..
Maxey asked how much import duty
was derived from qninine, and as
sir. Morrill, did not reply, added that
the amount was $4,000 per annum.
AT the conclusion of his speech Mr..
Morrill, read some figures showing
the duty to have amounted to Sol,
900 during the half fiscal year endir G
with December, 1878. Dir. Beck
took from his desk the official report
of the Treasury for the fiscal year OF
1878, and read the figures, showing
that for the whole year the entire
amount of duty collected on sui phate
of quinine was $40, 100, and on sale
of quinine Sl92. He said that the
Government pays $40 to tnen who
collect this revenue for every dollar
it gets Senator Davis, of illinois,
hoped the bill would pass ; the duty
imposed was simply blood tax, and
was dsgraceful. For years the peO-
pie had begged in vain for this re
peal, and he honored the courageous
Mr., Mckenzie for the service he had
performed in getting the bill through
the House be hoped every amend
ment, no matter how meritorious,
would be voted down. because il
would endenger the bill. He didn't
care whether the revenue derived
was $40, 900 or hundreds of thou
sands, he favored the repeal of the
tax. Mr.. Morrill, offered an amend
ment to put Peruvian and other
barks used in making quinine on the
free list. Mr. Beck said all these
banks are now on the free list. Mr..
Morrill, replied that there is 'differ
entail duty" imposed, and Mr.. Beck,
reading from the Treasury report,
showed that upon nearly 100000
pounds of bark imported, the "differ'
entail duty" amounted to only
S92 20. 1t then passed without
division. Following is the text Of
the bill: That hereafter, the i'm
portation of salts of quinine and sui
plate Of quinine shall be exempt
from customs duties, and all laws
inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10
MILLINERY GOODS
PAULDING sHERIFF,S SALES.

VIII b. sold before The Court House door ia
The town OF Dallas, Padding county. Ga. With
IN The legal houIs Of sale on the first Tuesday
~ August 1919. the following property to-wit
Lots 81 land Nos 294, :I5i ;i;,.j and BOO, all in
the 2d district aud Bird SECTION of pauiding coun-
~, Ga. Levied on a. The property Of b. II.
Ad"lr TO safety Padding Superior Cont
Mortgage III Fla in favor Of NJ. G. y } F. XII
ser d Co, IS. said H. II. Adsir. Property
pointed out ia said Mortgage ii IA. Tpuant in
poSssssiaA notified.
Also 81 he same time aud place lot Of land
No $50 Ia h- 81 dist aud 81 section Of t said
county, Levied on 10 satisfy tax fla ia favor of
the State and county Gro. W Nills Prop
sTty pointed oHt 10y defendant. Levy made
and returned to me by W. C. Ahuey l., G..
This june oath 1873.
HENRY BRASWELL, Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

TRIALS OF NIHILIsTS. The CON-
viction of only six Nihilists out Of
forty five just tried in Odessa is a
singular circumstance, when we co :
slider the constitution of the Russian
courts to day, which are under
military supervision, and ar, rather
courts martial than courts of justice.
Either the arrests have been made
in the most indiscriminate way, upon
the merest suspicion, or else the
NihiIists have the means of putting
the same "pressure" on the courts
that they bring to bear upon the
police, In any event the result of
these trials is to show that the
Nihilists are well organized.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

THE Cuban Government proposes
to distribute 10000 of the Spanish
troops throughout the island to work
as field hands on the sugar plaDta-
tions. This is practical substitu
ton of the sword for the plough share
but what will be the soldiers shareR
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10
GEORGIA-Paulding county ::

To all whom it NAV concern: Lewis Taylor
havirg in proper form applied to me for p-r'ma
uent letters OF administration on the estate Of
George Moore, late of said county, deceased.
this is to cite all and singular the creditors aud
next Of kin of George Mooie 10 be and appear
at nv Office within the iirae allowed by law
and show cause if they can why permanent let
ters If administration should not be granted To
Lewis Taylor or George Moorrs estate. Wit
u.ss NV hand and official signature, this May
l9th. 1879. T. Z. DUNAGAN, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

Thirty men were killed Thursday
by the explosion of an English col
liery. Hundreds of others will be
thrown out Of employment by the
suspension Of cotton mills. Altos
gether, British laborers seem to be
having a bad time
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

The people of Kansas are become
ing very tired of the negro immi-
grants, who are in an utterly desti>
tute condition. Topeka is consider
ing what is best TO be done with
those quartered in her midst.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10
GEORGIA-Pickens County

Ordinary's Office, July LIST, 1879.
Whereas, H. d. and n. V Bryant, Execu-
tors of Hugh Bryant, represents 10 the court IN
their petition dnly filed, that they have fully
administered Hugh Bryants estate. This Is.
IL-reGore 10 cite ali persons concerned, kindred
ana creditors, 10 show cause if any they can.
Nhv said executors should not be discharged
from their exeeutorship, aud receive letters OF
disn;ssion on the first Monday in October,
1879 T. PICKETT, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

Ii a man used the same energy
to pay back what he borrowed as he
did to borrow it, people would have
a better opinion of each other, and
there would be less paper going to
protest.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

EDISON is exhibiting a new tele-
phone in New York, which is SO
powerful that the receiver need not
be placed at the ear to hear the
sounds.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

A railroad collision occurred on
the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad on Saturday eve
ming, killing the conductor of coal
train, and slightly injuriDg two oth>
era.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10
GEORGIA-PauIding County ::

Whereas, b NJ. Camp, Administrator on he
estate of Abigsl Stegsll, represents TO th..
court in his petition duly flied and entered on
record thai h. has fully administered Abegal
Stegall's estate This il therefore 10 cite all
persons concerned. kindred aud creditors. to-
show cause if any they can. why said admins
traitor should MOI be- discharsedlirom his admin
istration and receive letters of dism~-iou ora
the first Monday in September l-79 This
May the both l-7y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

ATLANTA now keeps up two ex-
changes, where crowds of young
spectators eagerly watch the boards
; everyday and bet literally on flu
lures.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

CoFFER growing has proved sue
cessfus with few planters in South
ern Florida, and its cultivation
promises 10 be extended.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

The FIRST BALE. Il he first bale
of cotton of this seasons growth was
shipped on the LIST inst, by G. Eek
hardt q Sons, Yorkton, De Witt
county, to Heidenheimer Bros, Of
Galveston. The earliest bale on re-
cord came from The same county on
July 3, 1860. "a.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

Rattlesnake oil sells in New York
for dollar an ounce. 1t is said to
be an excellent ointment for the cure
of rheumatism.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10
GEORGIA-Pickens County

OKDINARY's OFFICE, July LIST. 1879.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned that
have changed the legal advertising Of the
county from the Elliiay Courier TO the Marietta
Journal Witness my hand and official sigma
ture. T. PICKETT, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

Dr.. Sims, Of Americas, dropped
dead at the railroad depot in that
place on Thursday. lie had just
returned from an excursion TO
Albany.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

The Columbus Enquirer says they
have one cotton mill that supports
5000 people.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

FRED Harden, of Robertson, N.
c., nearly loS years old, has just
protested religion
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

THE President has signed the free
quinine bill.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10

A Figured French Pereale l2l cents at
Liudley Il Barnes.
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plsskai . hslkkkni rossiii, afa.
ttho dha ~ N 80 ahIsviiy pla
kksy . aApisy Attic Tsfss, "
Sic Tfietsi zsAss Rssoasks I
polleis sifhaia ryehis plsk&sy.
PIES viish % saslals Care
hfada, la Ahgila ssllais ne suilA
10, aby pfaysdt slibsat oprsyy '
All, siss 10 buds ssssfse lfsts
hAallaA . shn hfats A. bsds Dos /
ssp, sisff Ny byl pod gehfsnea
mesl segllesa. fssoaasa . fssas
sosssa IIasko psf afiI pgi
saiIAaovi 4 asshes assoli,l, aby
ss sslskA godehaA smana msls
Jedna vAlsihk Ied atgilesA do
stalls asiIssnl Q f,ohdses sbJ -
hesIs DO sslIssteh vot. ssIikh
skssl ~ vysiseas segiiesaho. eo
10 sasmshA, . aos,sI ' odgoylf.
~ vIkas sngIlekk media vies sil
skoys,i kissssay Hsls Ami Tu.
fseka podsna. kdyi satIkh ne
ebss odpomooi, u bass musef
angllrkA Ied sskfososssi.
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Onnin. Nchrn-sa. dine n. Ii-topndm i~7O.

~ Ioas s,s,osyi, "a afiyj ost
ksm 8 svaska. oh.shsIiaieh Tpa
stfAn.
Ilotnlk VII Yssso yavAlso
w, roman - yAcIsva yItks, n
ssssss, tsIsem pTs ssfsn,
Kaiaj kdo 20 ~ ~ sohoe rob
isso pFsapIsll a mlmo ~ 40 een
"a pfIleif, obdfii b kaieedkf sdaf
sna . eden siis Ims6ovaogeh
Fotatkh f,lbate
PfedpIslht hsebs lsss Isskssa
pasllAno feglasfsvahfah Iissaeh
nsb ne poilovel poekksss, Iihsk
asmsisms - bespsins dsliu ~
tls WI sssiIkbl ' fsglssfoysngeh
lis,seh. kdyt sksiks vylsdsls
piiloisai dfobhteh dfobht pa
pirosa y dossAsi hslaea, oeliape
Isss sesp,ti . piiioiltl soIsy bad
. asb : esplevs. Tsko,a Iaoa
nam vhol sppliabiIaIha Isk bo.
soys psnfse.
Ad,ssaj.e IedboJaisi
pOHKOK ZApIDu
Omaha. Neb.
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RUNE zpRAvY.

Die dtednlho sdslo-i bylo d..
no Don Carlosovi cd vlAdy iran
couzskS pokynusi, ably SO . Fran
Gle odstranil, lie nobude trpst
dele jcho rojdy vo frAnoli. Ma.
sledkem toho odcestovAl don Car
los do Anglie.
DopIsovstels q Ruska sdsluji,
10 veIikA Utmost psnnis We vlech
sbrojnicich vlAdnich po GELD fi'i.
Wade Jest dplnt posct dsInika
ssmsstnAn a vyrAbi 80 denns vel.
mi mnoho sbrani violisjch n
stfclivA. v Pctrohrads Nv Mos.
ave vysIAdaii 81 TO obyva,elt 90
Enameni vklstnt.
Londyasksm Timessn 80 to.
lsgrafals RImsi yednGni kon.
grc.u pro sleobecns odsbroieni,
kters ' NeapolI &c odbyval, bylo
itsndklhim spisobsm okooteno.
Ctastblci se o. hrosntho sysota.
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sPANELsKo.

Ufodni xprava o poyodni uda>
vi, 10 byly ctyry pstlny poacmkn
ornych Murob zulteny n 5000
lidi 10 no pohtetujc. Poyodnitn
neni dosud konec oEnamuje sc
OF ct o nov}ch skodach lijaky a
povodnsmi xphsobenSch. v Ma
laze zyyyraocno mnosstvi stro.
md, ve veto Almiory zaplayila
fcka dolly, eima rtrati 1900 dsIni-
kn Eamsstnanl. ri osob ulonulo,
30 domd u za 500. 900 pcset rudy
bylo odplaveno. 1e2 Cueros
so nekolik lidi utopilo a Iedon dam
40 sbotIl. Loupe1nioi pouzivaIi
toho nes,ssti X loupeieni. ORA
ha 20 sarstogy do Barcelouy JOS.
na l6 kilomctrh pod yodou. u
doll Tortasa eat ocls zaplaveno,
vseohny domky nem odnescny,
mostly a mlSny zbofeny. Neko-
lik millono peset skody so tu sta
10. Rcka AIsandre ratopiia
mnoho vesnic n mestotek, odne
sla ielernf most v Sarinena a
pobofila mnoho mil trats ieleEni.
sni. sds'uje SC dtadns. 10 boufe
$ liihkem s2olena rorsifila SO po
cels Andalusii = nadslala rcsmir.
n5ch skod. Reka Almanzora
snitilA 30 doma a 30 osob SO pti
tom utopllc.
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LIBUSE.

Mimo kalendAfd nabiEime ope,
pfodplatltelhm nsiim knihy Ii,
base IA maly dopIatek 80 centt a
sce name nAsIcduIicf rosniky,
Rosnik ~; Tx pRAvf, roman
cd zofe svarcovs, 4 dily. skJur.
SKI nocH, roman cd Emile Fly.
gare-KarIsnovs, 2 dily. Celkem
svarks. obsahuIicich l0i4 s,ran.
Rosnik v; JAsK EYRE, sirotek
Lowood.k5, a diIy.) sLscHErsf
ErvoT, q dily.) Celksm Q svaskd,
obsshuIiefch 1896 s,ran.
Rotnik vi: IIHoBovs rAJKM.
srvi, roman q sngIicktho oil vii.
kie Collins +; g diiy.) RxAsoBAe
nj uoascks, rcmkn Sc svtdsksbo
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Noyt zprAyy domAci.

-
q iak ksidofoins eby'ejno,
sydsI istos pres. Hayes provo
IAti, kssftm aslsnovels i,vftek
dns 2I 1. m. ~ den dlksvsdAnI.
I Doe 30, iijes rama vypasl
Parker Penn. jedat IskAras
ohsh . jsllkoi sAl pfi tom tom
prudk, sitr, lehI oelf ttsereo do.
md popslem. 10 domt ahofelo
do pracha. skoda $500 900.
I Gen. Gran'ovi bylo, die dc
peio . Wa#htugtonu, nsbidnulo
tuins misto, to,ii prosidentsisI
drAby Texas 4. oIGc, so sIuintm
10000 dol. rosns. To jos, skoro
tax dobre Iak presidenlstvi Spoj.
Sthtt.
I MoEi Sous,ktim q Frfnoii
Iest uEavtcna smlouva stran do.
pravovkni pensinich Easylek po
stou (monoy-orders) q sice jes.
Eksylka takovA obmoEenk ma 800
irankd, mob $50 - dopraveoi
plati so IA 70 sta.
I Charles do Young. rodaktor
tasopisu Chronicle Cslifornii,
kterf jak xnAmo ucinil pfcd vol.
bou vrsiedng d,ok ma nynsisiho
msyora Kallocba, byl dan cd
velk6 poroty v obfalobu, pro
pte6in ten.
T V minul6m mssicI umensen
byl, die zpravy pokladnika, ma
rodni duh o 1882 908 dol. v
pokladna DalesA 80 hotovost
22g, g,S44.sll. duh cclS po odra.
zoni hotovosti obnasi 2.0l6,sio .
$40. Dluh na ktcrs SO rlati dro.
Ky obnasi l.796, ,g67 Clio.
q Simon Wolf, lid, poslal via
Dc zAdost imenem "vyboru dele
gatd amorickSeh zid6", ably no
odvislost Ramunska nebyla dive
uEnhna, dokud by toto nevyho'
yelo ptoopisu smlouvy b rlinskd
a noudsllo zidhm prav oDtan.
skSch.
IL Graystouu Y Kentucky
pticbhEi neuvatitelnh zpraya :
Kdyi rodina Holbrookova Y Car.
ter comfy povraadila vsocky
muiskS aloby rodiny undcrwoo
dovy, vyzvala nyni EbSyaJici ie-
ny toto rodiny, by rychle opu
st'li krajanu, iinak 10 je take 20.
vfszdl.
7 z Washingtonu SO oEnHmuie,
10 vyslhnec Kasson dostAl natl
zeni odebrati so v brEku do Bu.
kareili, ably tam formAlns uEnal
noodvislost Rumunska Eavedl
dip'omalick6 spojeni mezi Rn
munskem spoi. StAty. stalo
SO % nalehknim slk,niho sekreta.
he Bvart.c, k,crs chce nlehtiti q
rorsifi,i obchodni spojeni ciIo'
femskem.
q Bonfo ma mott, kterA 20. hi.
na rutila na ptimoh Kansdy a
novoaugIickfch s,Gts, spasoblla
ma Eemi | ma mofi ohromnfeh
lkod. Die rprkv dosud doslteh
iedine ns pobfeii Novsho ssot
ska stroskotalo sc 20 lodi vstsi,
nou rybktssyc.,. ] parnlk "BeIIe'
rophon" I,raul jeden s,sich a
musel fsjeti DO ptis,sva Var
moaihu.
4 SpanslskA led Esrique pit
vesls do New Orleans dne ]. 1
m. Iednoho plssee . iednoho IL
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zpfkvs D sfktoc meal AIhAbtl
. cerhehoftl - hsposvsssIs |.
20 dechAsl sftAvs opAtek, sotI
~ fsfaohbsei sarstall shhssss
sAaim taalea a pissy, sali ny
byii 80 potksii . lakim oaporsm.
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NkA ECRo.

PruskS snsm byl dpe 28. fina
Eabkjen cisafem, ktery pto6ital
trtni fet. v toto 80 pravi, 10
slcpisni ansntnich pomSro 80 ne
dA jcsts Y pfis,im rooe oaekavat
. 10 80 must vypsat pdjtka ku
kryu de6citu. Dale prS so poda
ptedloha o ulcfeni dane ma kofal.
ny, o vyvlastnsni drih cd stats a
atsvbs novtoh. RoEpoeet, w.
ksxuJe deficit skoro IL NH dolar6.
u letosniho roku jest nekrytf
deficit pies 2 mil. dol, ktere oba
budou kryts pdjekou. za ptet-
seda snemu xvolen byl Won Koel
ler 2ls hlssy, k iezto Bonpingsen
obdrzel 1874. In mistopfcdseda
zvolcni byli mar. liberal Benda u
ultramontan Hermann.