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, 1879-03-28


WAsniNoroN, o. t., March o7.-The Wallace
tScnao} Committee to-day resumed its inqutry
into election fnattcrs Of 1918.
The ex.sccrctaty Of Tic Senate. Gorham, pro-
duced tl,c bouks Of subscriptions III the Depart
nlcnls AMI tic list Of tnUsoYs scttt IL different
Ntntcs. The NatIonul Committee added ntnc
teen Southern Congressional districts with an
ayctage Ut sGG3, und tifty-eight Surlhcra dis
tricts with oil average Of s7l2. No aid was gis-
cn to 2l2 districts. The contributions of the
Federal officers In Wisconsin went 10 the State
Committee.
Tie subscriptions in the bo0k used In the
Treasury Department arc headed by tic na1nc
OF Secretary Sherman; Of tic PostO|Iiee De-
1lttnicns, by the Second Assistant Postmaster
General; ol tlle Agricultural Department, by
Commissioner tc Dnc: Of t!e Sixth Auditors
Office, by the Sixth Auditor.
The money sent 10 Judiana WIS put ,n the
hanls Of Mr.. Blair, with tho witness recon-.
mendat!on Us to its use.
THE GENERAL POLICY
IVES 10 devote the money to close districts.
About M[nc districts in Ohio wcrc thus helped.
The Librarian Of the Senate helped hr. Qor.
ham to compile sort Of Republican campaiet,
textbook, ard was paid s259. THE work did
not interfere with bis official duties. No leduc-
to,t WIS mallc In his salary as Librarian on ac-
eouns OF ILLS working for thc Committee.
Tile witness thought TIN subscription Ia the
Treasury Department might amount to *1.,O0
ur 100, Instead Of s.. 900 Or SsU0o Us stated
| yesterday.
About s., 600 was subscribed in tile Post.0 Office
| Department. Very little was rot frun the IN.
| tcrlor Department.
JAMES IT. KEHEs,
| United Stntcs Marshal for the Eastern District
Ut Pennsylvania, testified thnt he thonglt, i.
! far rs United Htascs Supervisors AnL Afarslials
| arc concerned, Philadelphia ran do without
| them very we'll, Tie expenses nf Unitcl States
tcntiun was patl to Kandail's district, BECAUSE
II was In bad part Of the city, where riots ffc'
| DucntiY Orcur.
, 1879-03-28

EtAL hllSEA AbAAUQEE1.
LONDON, March 27.--So,ns South Stafford
shire coal mines aro 10 bs abandoned, tho
expenses exceeding the income.
HARD TINES IN STORE.
1osnoN, March 27.--It ,nny bo stated with
authority that in the best informed political
mud commercial circles horous alarm is felt
for tic Immediate future OF England. III
udltion to tis wars in hfglautsten md Zulu-,
land, The Government appears likely to be-
come involved in a conflict with Durmah,
while the correspondence with I1.issia con
cerniug tl4o execution OF the Treaty of Berlin
is anything but paclac In Its nature. LII Ills
dispatch to Lord Lotus, which the lat
ter was directed 10 reatl to tho Russian
Primo Minister, Lord Salisbury charges that
the Russiau nscnts in East Roumol'a are per-
lutted to leul the people tllcro 10 believe
that M iusurrection against Turkey will Sc
euro their independence nnd union with
Bulgaria. Thu Russian reply IL by no means
coucilatory, mud tho situation In extremely
strained. TO add to tho gravity Of the situn-
ton. thu latest advices from Afghanistan in
aicato that much moro fighting, at n very
largo cost, will be necessary. There ars
5000 English troops in Afglaustan, many
of whom aro daily becoming ipcapacltatcd
by tho climate. The quarrel with Burnauh
will require ut lenst &, ,0uu troops, mud $1,000
mon nru now either il. South Africa or OIL
their way thitl4er. Meanwhile business does
not improve. Tho slight alnolioration
caused By tllo opening Of tho spring trade
hus rnssel away. The largo manufactures
aro doing bud trado.. Tho financial news
from lulin Is most gloomy. aud n new loan
of ser. 600, ,U10 is to DO asked for by the ln-
| aian Government, to meet thu lossos cau8cd
BY tue decentralization Of silver in England.
Altogether, tho outlook is regarded as ex-
| trenlsly discouraging.
THE ZULU WAR
LONDON, March GA Liberal member will
n,oyy iu Parliament tonight tint tho Zulu
war was undertaken Will, insufficient foroes,
notwithstanding tho full information ot tho
Government Of the asrongtll of tile Zulu army
a,ltl thu warnings received from Lnra CAelnaH.
| ford tAak hostilitios wero unavoidable.
voTt: OF CEssunE.
Loxpoa, Alaruh a7.--Iu tho House Of Com-
mona Sir Charles Diko moved u resolution Of
eonBure rula.iyo 10 tho Zulu war.
Thu tlsbnta adjourned without action.
Stnuhopu, Under Secretary for Inlia, In.
tro'lucetl hill authorizing tho raising Ut
rl0, ,000, 900 tn England for tho lndian sery-
ica for the orliuary oxponses Of thu current
year.
, 1879-03-28

6pEtEa1 791pHEtH 1T 1H6 FTDFH&s
DKrnolT., Mich, March 21.-The Democratic
City Convention to-day, 10 Nominate Juaec 10
tllc Superior Court, was ono Of the roushest
and most turbulent gatherings ever known in
the history Of local pulitics. j. Lugan Chipnlan,
bavkcl by the rougt!s and thugs, was AualIy
Illuminated, after t. psotractcd but unayaillng
fight by the better element Of the purity, Who
supported Edwin +. Conely. Ihu Nationals, as
thcis. Convention, nominated cx-Lseut.-Gor
Charles :. May. The Republican Convention is
to be held Saturday. William Jcnn!soh, Howl
Post, aNd F. ". II. Chambers nrc among thu
lnore prominent candidates.
, 1879-03-28

N fht Ttsltrn Assor,ntsd Prt.s
WAsttIsu1oH. u. c.. March 21.-fu the Oliver
Catnrron cute t:,day several letters written to
tlIe Postmaster ut Ml1,ersburr, KY.. BY Mrs.
Oliver asking abo,,t her daughter Alce. anil &C.
pucstiug hin tn 1nI out ntnl let her know
Alice's whereabouts: also saving she lutl hear!
acknowledged by plaintiff rs having hccn writ
ten by her. number of witnesses testified
'fat some Of t.lc letters said to have been writ
ten by Cameron we're evidently f0EGer1eb.
, 1879-03-28
THE PALMER MOVEMENT.


CARLlsv,,Lr. ILL.,, March a7.-Thc an:t-Tdcn
Democrats Of New York aru making desperate
efforts to dcfeut unvla Samny and ills bas'l,
and to this cud tho New York Sun has tcnt a
special cmlssary West. 1lc is now In our city,
tn the person Of a. j.. Cummings, to 1urk up
n history ot cx.Gov. Jolu n. Palmer. who
speut the grentcr portion vi his iite in this city,
for tile purpose ol formally brln.fng htn out us
Inc Tam1nany nntl ants'rlideu Demoerusic ran.
tlidate fur tic Presidency. Tile movement
meets With considerable apprnval By tilr hnrl-
money wing OF tho Western Democracy.
, 1879-03-28
WASHINGTON.
Programme Agreed upon by
the House Republican
Caucus.
They Will Oppose tho Political
Clauses by Every Posi-
ble Means,
And Propose Amendments to Test
the Honesty Of the
Democrats.
They Resolve that No Pairs
with Democrats Shall
Be Allowed.
Consideration Of the Army Appropriation
Bill Practically Finished in
tle House.
The Railroad Telegraph Pro-
vision Adopted With
out Opposition.
Why Carter III. Harrisol1's
"Vintlication" Is Not
Forthcoming.
A Matter Demanding Full Exp'ana-
tion on the Part OF
Carter.
Secretary Slierman's Report Of His
Dealings with tho Syn
dicatcs.
He Has Saved Over 100000 from
the Expenses Allowed
Him
A Matter Demanding Full Exp|ana-
ton on the Part OF
Carter.
Secretary Sherlnnn's Report Of His
Dealings with tho Sym
dicatcs.
He Has Saved Over 5000. 600 from
the Expenses Allowed
Him.
THE REPUBLICANS.
HOUSE CAUCUS.

eptt'a' t<''t".'et !" 4"s ..0s
HAsh1HofoN' y. w nla1su 1''~ihc uoue'
hepuohcau5 tals altefnooti nu'o eaueuS ~ ~. uo.
tefm'ne upon lheir acl,oh WIN Fespect ~ .a'
Apofopflat,on ol's' Ing Fcs"lt "as se'y un'-
nnonloas. A"c paftS, sun oao VI ths ,u ao1e-
h'ost men IN IL to.n'sal, WI. slanu Inv
rocS'" ING CAUCUS Co1nnlttee ntst sopn''tseo
as report through oca' uataeio' Chalr"'an. a'
ihis fcooFt gave eonptonens'so VIEW u ~. ~
sltuatloh' ahd"as unanimously huoP1ed' AHc
CONCLUSIONS u Luz tei'o1t "Ei u ',s eaueus fI".
eEai1y may po ttus eu'!ltlla'44eu' Aac nss' pont
that WILL 10 made IS slaat tne po'ltleat a'.emu'
ments arc not III order on Apnropf'at'oS o'tls'
, 1879-03-28
FOND l)tJ Lac.

Sptrtaf Dtsod.ch to 7af Tribune.
FOND uU LAO, Wls.. March s7.-Thls After
nouu ,llr Democrats nominated i. i. Bowtrs II.
d., for Suyor, and Charles P!'rson. troll.foaul~
rr, fur Treasurer, The Grtenbarkcra numtuat.
ell l.. Il. l.awts, nlarble.dealer. fur Mayor. and
r. kutx, ctothcr, tor Treasurer. kutx ID u
Aard.noney nInt tInl won't run.
, 1879-03-28
Tile Vote in tho German IsArlln-
mont Unanimous i'll lis
Favor.
A Wholesale Protest from French
Catholics Against the Edu-
cation Bill.
Tie Business Outlook III England Said
to BE Very Dlscouraging.
Active Hostilities to Be- Resumed at Once
iu Afgbanistau. =
GERMANY.
flkhtj.

BreI1v, Mnrc!l 27.-princo Wa1demar,
third aon Of the Crown Prince o. Germany,
died this morning Ut heart DISEASE, aged II
years.
BERLIN, 1iarch :7.-prof. George Fred
eEick Schoensauu, Of the University Of Grlefg-
wald, tho distinguished philosopher and
arohnologist, ID dead.
ALsACE. Lo1.KAIsE.
DEn11N, March 27.--Tho Rochstag today
unanimously adopted a motion in faEor Of
mn autonomous Government for Alsace-Lt,r-
rhine. During the debatc Herr Schneogaus
declarod ho had adopted the Frankfort Treaty
rs a basis for the constitutional development
OF Alsace. Lorraine, aud that he firmly nd
hcred thereto.
bismarck expressed his satisfaction ut the
nnauilnity Of the Housc, aud predicted from
tlat fact tho SUCCESS Of tho project. Up to
tho prosont ho Raid there Ind been only con-
ndensial negotiations with the Federal Gov
ernments. Bismarck coucurrod with Deputy
1foenel that The Imperial sovereignty over
Alsaco-Lorraino md tile responsibility Of tho
Government toward tho Imperial authorities
should bo maintained; nnd, further, that o
cortain degree Of respousib ibility Should re-
main in tho hantls Of tho Imperial Ohance1-
Ior. Ho did not consider those provinces
l,ad my claim or dosiro to bo represented In
| the Duutlcsrath.
! NEARLY SETTLED.
| LONDON, 3rarch 27,-A dispatch from Rome
states t.at tho dispute between Germany
aud tho Vatican is nenr1y settled.
, 1879-03-28

'ns ~ '-'ns'as'n 1Is'.s ~ S r"n,o so.,,,o ,,,,,or
Mt. oun .,I, ,,.,a. i'm H.. " !, .s",,', .,sn,
1nststco that uhues aac 'a" a. IL ~oulo ataho
supervisors
WOULD HAVE NO CHANCE
In ,1,c sou,h md would m. In oblc IN rrmotn
~ ~ eos.' ,",- A "o"'" NV ~ "0'e " 's"A'''
Al tac po's' ...
There Hcrcn Ereat many shor fpeGrlltn, tic liSe-
minute rule having been adoutetl, Mr. Garfield
.nnto f1,., .uh,n,,,inv t,o ro,,,t ~ lin Cnn-n.
snoSo ,t,ss suu. .1, ! 'epo1t CO. ., 'e cas"
~ ts "'., ~n"".a. losa'oI. N'!: e"nnon, w.
ans were disposed to enter upon lglt t'Iut
,vo,, ,,ot m uir,t,t, ,,,,o ,rt ,ro. tynrv ro,o.
,.,,a j.. ~" w .,.,..I uno' '"s va ,,'. 'e ,,..
United 8ta.cs to he flrrsaucu.
Anson ,tr{:uuk. of INV York, did M. feel
comfortable at .l,e thought tlIat The arm ncht
be tttst,a,u]c,. ut the end Of thc dsca1 wear, hut
ts,,.''s,a, -" -. s VI ' ~, ali,
tic Republicans.
Mr. Ffrtd. nf ro,to,,. tbnuuI,t that en,nc nj
tho nronn.,,nu. ,'rono,n, "r ns ,,n T ne""ro,s sur
would tneut IIis approval. II admitted as tn-
dcucnicnt ncn.,,rss Int hn shnufl st,,,I with
tp1"..s "eA'"'e0' n's ~ ""o"' 's'4. W.
n,s pa''y III opposing iHetn III an approp9aat'oA
onl. !.
Generally the debate WAS harmonious, md
the final decision was au united oue,
''''''' ,.nno"np "sU -" ,.~n1,,.nrs
uen. ltakcrt Of indlann, snbsnittctl to tue
cuue&lB tlle three following amendments. wltic,
he protpsps 10 o[Jcr u amendments to the
Dnuu1cratic nronositfons m the Army Anntu.
nriatIn,, I'M. ;i'lIcsn t1Irrr nmentlfncnfs. II
ndnt,,r1. wn",i i"1n Ia niacc Tin fini,rii St',ca
M.aop.s' ~ "2 ~ .'p - ~ '';l,. n,ti. 10 ut".o ~
Mi, rr,nrd tn Frtlerat e!rctni1s:
M military nIIlcpr pt other persnn connected
with uny military organization existing In nny
State shall nrlcr, attend. or partcipate in any
muster or rathe1ina of .uSh military organization -
Or aiy pft thereof a. anY tinc Within ni1csn days
nn'eaaey rsse1t.n. ~ mmR " s as fe1ssa u
a,, ,nso '"1 s" an x'n o ~ 1e
nt"s1,tom. nftrcsnIt smaj bc nncd no eIceeJtnu
s. oo md be Imprisoned at hard lauor not Icsa thal,
tlree months nor more than three ycnrs.
No person other than Unltea sIatcK ami Slste
c!yil o1cers. nrtnca- With any E'n, shotgun,, re.
volveE, or other arca.m; Or hsylnE Y NY hands 9f
upoh IN pEIsois anY alh. nt, eno o.ua
Gs @ at"i y. ,r sSa"'3, acr,unt, XII, ~ nnv sso ~
wEttGS I'cnrpsentniiSrs In c,tncfets nro ID In yoej
fnr nr on III. tiuyH nrurri ft1r ihc reristrnifui OF
yuters for the election Of hucla Keptea aensatiycs,
approach nearer than ono hnf.1nilc To any such
and my person WIG s!all violatG any Of the pro.
Ti%sioMa % aforcsa'a snail oo hnca hnl exeeedsns M
" uu, any no ,nf,aonsa " ~ eta ."ooa no' 4es4
'"4' '"ieo u'o'',no 'os 9''ts t"a'' s.4'ue Je".
ihseFt a'Icr Alne o Ill oee' u .''e 4oito"nE:
And no officer o. other person be!oMgtng TO Tue
~ uny @1u ~ ~ atScr
. !" an1 ~ T. ~ ~ ~ ~, r,s
rnr r,o Es sac =, ayo s nn"r ~
s @ - n.t ~. .."aas ~. NJ .r,os n,nn ~ thn ~
w}erc an" GENERAL Or spcc!al ejectoM il reid ii nts
State for The election OF Representatives in Con.
greas, u11lesE 1t shall DO necessary 10 rope' tht
armed et.elntes o. the unltca states Or q ea!d
, 1879-03-28

Epttfa1 Dtspateh ia The Trtblne.
DunuQuE, H., March o1.-'llm Republican
City Convention wAs held to-duy ut the Cu1lrt.
Huusr. Result: Mayor, II. =. hetIer'txton;
Treasurer, II. Wheeler; Recorder, Frunk D.
Cook; Auditor, +. q. brandt: Attorney, u. ).
Wilson; Marshal, Dan Dual,u; Assussut. X. D.
Atlutrsuu. 1lc election taKcs p!lCe Aurlt I.
, 1879-03-28

sutc.ol DtsDa,cn TO 7ne Tribune
WASHINGTON, d. G., March o7.-Dr. II. A.
Jol,nson, Of ChscaEo, and als other members Of
the Yctow-Fc Board Of Health, were con-
t!rsncd this afternoon with the exception OF Or.
Verdi llomeopash, md DR.. Stephen Smith, of
New York. The last two names were held over
for further constipation.
THE rITz-1oNN roRTgn CASE.
IN fhr l1Fstern .l1soctatfd Prtss.
WAs,l1saros, D. C., March a7-1hc proceed.
tncs by the Court Of Inquiry III the Fitz-Joha
Porter case hnve reached the President, aud It
Gun bo stated on good nuthortty Tint the Ind
ings arc In every way III his favor.
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.
Tie Senate rejected the nomination Of Wilson
n. Stanley, Of Illinois, to be tnd!an Agent at
Las Piuas, Cu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Il. nrrrop, Pension
Agent Ut PittsbuHZ; Edward II. Nell, Secretary
pf Legation 10 Mexico,
Drs. llosnlcr Il. johnson, Of Illinois; s. n.
md Robert W. Mitchell, OF Tennessee, 1nem-
bers Of The National buarl Of Aeulth.
Two others rrElain tu be confirmed.
AMERICAN COMMERCE.
Spectal to rtHcfnna,f Commercial.
WAs,tisGToN, D. c., March W.-The follow
il,w comparative table will sho% thu growth Of
American commerce during tho last ten years.
Ihc eighteen articles Of American protlucr and
merchandise nre taken from among those Of
which tlrrc has bceu tile largest shipment uni
thu figures show the FG2uo Ut each arttclt tx
| portud In 1878, the value exported III 1878, t,a
| iIIt tlIcrense:
, 1879-03-28
fftfhf.1r5t{1.

TotEpo, O.. March a7.-Ehu Republicans TO-.
day noultnutcl l., II. BaulugartneF fur Mayur.
and j. Keut Hamilton Tor Lily Solicitor.
, 1879-03-28

|IUsTlLirIES TO lE NEaUNED.
I4oNnos, Marrh o..-A lispatcl from Oal-
outta suites that Maj Cavaguari had an inter.
view Oh Wednesday, with tho Vioeroy Of
India, a. which ho informed the latter that
all hope If a peaceful negotiation with
rukoob Khan Ind failcd. An Immediate nd.
vnnca npon Cnbui has beea ordered. Tho
Bhoutar Gordon Pass Ia practicable. Gon.
l.oberta cau reach the crost OF tue pasa III
wuok. =
A Ialoro correspondent reports that tue
Government haa orderad The immediate Es-
yiolualiug of Quettall.
, 1879-03-28

writing. anil others, who testified as 10 Senator
Cancron'. ir,niwEIt!ng, and to their beief that
The Icttcrs which arc Tic foundation Of tic case
arc iuryert8,
, 1879-03-28

Tic total value Of Ion!rsttc prulur1 aud mer~
cbansr exported Inst year t167S) was $3.50, 700.
EOS. or this, 11. .d3 per rent WIS cttton; ~. ~
prr ccat was hrcaI nnH brrausllirs: l1.7U pcr
cent was PROVISIONS 109 per cent wus tnt,cral ull
4.u9 pcr cent wus tobucro; 9Ilt,cr oent was woud
9.13 pcr cent was !rnn uiul steel; und l.lN per
ren. wus lcatilcr. The four commodities first
nn.l,e rottott, hreadstifls, provisions. utsa min.
cxnortntfons from, tho uulteu Suites.
III. tutal yal,1e Ut porcly agricultural prod.
ucts during 1878 was s530, ,0sS. OIL Ut tlesr,
1850 ucr cc,lt WIS cation; ~ per crAt wlieat
rept wna ct,rn Ninl corIl,lRral; 5.M pcr cent was
lurl; 4U3 prr cent was lraf tubarcu: 4.G5 per
cent wus rlicese; u.Itl l.1i per rent WaH tallow.
Over 31pcr cent OF these ct,tlE.,Miltes fexcept
cpltou1 was produced III tlLu S;atcs ut Ulo,
sIictJigu IDdluna, Illinois, Wisconsin,, Missouri,
Iowa, Mlnucsota, kupsas, anh Nebraska.
, 1879-03-28

PARIS, March 37.--It IL uuderstooj tic
whole Episcopate Of the lscpublio Intend to
issue protest against FerEys Educat!oua!
bill. =
a BISHOP WAHAED,
PANS, Marsh 27.-A letter from LepeEc,
Ministur Of the Interior, 1eproylng the
bishop Of 0senoblo for misprepEesentiug
tue Government aud encouraging to disobo-
dionco Of tho laws BY pastoral. wherein ho
dec|ared TINT the Government is hostile tu
religion, and that tho laws are not sanctioned
by tho Church, aud arc not binding, IL at
tracliug much attention. Is tho stesasht aud
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b.shssi asa ssAessl ef ~, eisssstsis, ktss
VI asHhsIi pss4 . rsNsr8 tssss nss Ne AZ kaas
. f@ss lao, sA Jams llfa tsi gfNsngl sssIsit,
Ipusbfaalefae. " ~ sssossl sssoss shiegsa
hfssf hsmatsaas, ssshssske sssssdsses. Me-
esssYsafs8s rsssals psots, ts bF tsgn< nfsii.
", ts /" "fetfsk fstsAe~ sssl - II D aesa Iss
einf Ns.pss ayslitms " o. IN rssms Dsss
agss @sip ~ ss%ypss sss sslAs, asIpi toaik
ltitf p1atss ssbssHs tssaefas ttins, 70
: ptlnsasss isto ebsti, ! laso kstAoresstIs rel.
~ sfloss, psfsnttss nss nesprssnost sG1ay
sdbaf*ssia, kssff die " sssha svysa, ,msmfs
neto st4sslali seskgml t<soylsy, pos Via q
psrdplsssntsH ssssssgl. Nsbldms pfenis
pgHte ten gfoss, aby jane ~ pofssinsm
gsvdplasisefhm dali dhsss sw 81 potSino&si Iss
iich vAtims II osimAaia doysdsns 4 ~ sby
Jane Ilsnavs b ptedplseeni povsbaAil, Pro
tr, s.stym masifss pti rohu, rek nsb dale
pfsdplss*ni .skai, lsst pshrph zspafu bss
prrtnie dost iselsg, - lseinAjAi nst ttsrtk0
Nv ts.ky list sou.,Au vydAvsny. Proto
opskSlenss, ts Isn u premis obdrti hdoi Sc a.
Do hons ross isso ptrdplsii. III jena do v
dpby pfefplacsmo nsmAyi . neb psedpiscsni
ns.ssiiali, nscss uAssu sI masns fsas~l pre-.
nii, .s,minky sintti nsmAieass beeheenss .
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RUNE zPRAvY.

Dopis Very Sasulisovy byl
saohycen, Y kterem tato ujIstuje,
10 dtok na Trepovs, kterSm "a.
hkieny byly nihiIisticks neposo.
kojo pokusy vraid, ueinila h
roskaEu reyolusniho vYboru. No.
kohk osob tAbIo losy los pad
nul na SasuIieovu.
v Bjele, v Bosns, vypakla
vspoura, nksledkem nksi'nsbo
vymkhkni dani. vlAda rakou
-kk posIsla tam 0 setnin pschosy.
v solnych dolsch Wilbelms
giuok We virtembersku, udAlo %
nss,s-ti pit trbkai prachem. IL
dslniks bylo sabito as tssce r.
memo. tax 10 % o asdrsvsni 9 po.
ohy bule.
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. Perohrsda 80 osnsmujs, Ia
car sesiaviI komisi, kterA uvaio.
vasi bsds o ssvoni oprav vs Via.
d.. -- Ne i,vot ka'iste Ddlgoru.
HI. guvernsra moskevskeho, u,i.
asn byl dtok. -- Novikov uatano.
ven jest - vigilance ,ureoksho q
Doubul rakousksho. --
. Pstrohrada 90 tvrdi, 10 Y
hlavnich mSsteoh Polsks povole.
nA bude cd novdho roku res Pol.
ska - 6fsdni.
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HaeHg4affM &efsgieksha MsseeBetNs Msls
ssafeft& Hsht gefef wffsnss ~ ssFfseel
ftt@f W eshfss ftF~ies siasss sssfnsa ssfi
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tsta kyts serss = sses4 afbnsist ~sse -
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JIzNf AMERIKA.

o nov5cb porAixach spojensch
vojsk peruansksoh a bolivian.
sksch cd Chilian6 oblasuie 50 Q
JIM Ameriky. Dne 10. listop.
as IL. 900 spojensch vojsk podni.
klo dtok na Chiliany = poraieni
so 1trktou 5000. Due I'll. listop.
sweden opst boi mesi IL 900 voJsk
spojensch 5000 chiliany, kite.
remi poslednsis opst svitssili,
ae . velkou EtrAtou.
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HAk0UsKo

v 'iissa rds .soeshs ladaa
M @isalt sslf tiisa . ,espetss
yelsnsss~ balni saamovas Ne
shssls svslli \ toms, ssy saspo.
Set pevolsn syi 10 10 rsss Has
novss psassi pss oekessl ~
ImsIs p'sdIohs gIAdhl q oboa
seamovss sveIss sonfsrsatal "
bos, sssft ~hvalll pfsdloba viGd
NJ u sams pas pfilmass sAi '
aoial sssmovaa aag pryll ios
hlAs9m.
uaba FsIIs wimpnss as,sso.
ysa isss - nkos.saho vysl.aes
\ dyosa isAlsksms.
Dne ". I. m 9sl0siI oisal dele
gscs . meal jistm aIIssovsI, ..
dorosamaai . Na.sseksm lost al
rskoa yieobsenAho mira. To
possisjs 80 - sIis,aai. IL mssi
R.hossksm q NAmsokem nsavfs.
10 Isst psvnk siisnos.
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Zvlastni premie.

Aby Jane vtsm naaim dossvssinin vibsra.
ssitm roskytil ptilsfitosli tsk kaieadat "a :
mefikln" TAX "0vocaou zahrsdn" co pres
mil rdArma sisksti, sinine vlsfn nAsiednjief
nsbidku
kstdt nal odbtratel, ttsry sam al do konee
roku iss0 pfedplacsno ma . ku kaisndAfi
oprtynsn lest. sbdrii Cd nAs uOvocnDu Ia
hrAdn, sdarma, kdyt nam slskA jednoho no.
vtho oelorotniho pfedpiatitele.
Timto Epasobcm mhic teiy kaidy lrhoe
utitstny spis "OvocnA XahrsfAD ma
bfti, kdyt Ien phi ptilsfitoatI sve sonsedy ma
Pokfok zspshu uposorni = - 1 odbirani Wy
btdne.
Pfedpiatnt nseht Jest laskays posiiano re-
Eistrosapych listeeh nab ma poitoyni pouksH-
ku, Jinak nemhiesnr 81 bsrpesne dojih rutit
Pfi rasllAni feglstrora nycb listeea, kdyt
stsiiks syfaduIe ptiioieni drobntch drobns
splroys dostsni nsjsoa, neJlspe isst koupi-
y ptilotiti Eoiky bud . n.b centove. IA.
kovs Isou nam who'd upotfebitsine Jak hoto.
ve penise. AaresuJte Jednodutei
POKROK ZAPADU
Omaha, Neb.
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Postavcni AnglloAnt v Afgbs.
nistanu Jest yelmi kritick8. o.
fedni dcpese samy pfiEnavajf 10,
st uiisruji, 10 dovedou vsdorova-
u AfghAnchm. Vsak soudi no, 10
dfcdni depclc Eamlcnji pravs
s,av ysci a 10 posiavepi jest bor
u, nes vlAsa pfipousu. Cely
Afghanistan jest ve EbrnDi q
vscchny oddly AngIisana jsou
obklopeny. Pomoci pfispeti jim
nelze iednak pro ncsch6dnost
kraliny a tahS Eimni poeasi, jed
max pro nepfatels'vi turemo6.
Con. Roberts byl pfinuoen uhym
bojem, kterem utrpel Ens6uych
strat Kabul opustitI a rtAhnouti
SO xpst do opevnsni sirpur, VIDA.
iensbo dive mile cd mssta. MA
tu as 5000 vojsks IL dely, Jest
viak oblshin as 10000 AighAnci.
Pfipousu 80, 10 postaveni jeho
jest pevns pakli pravda co oil.
sraji depoIe dfedni, 10 ma rssob
hoins. mdic SO udrse,, pakli lie
phtok vody nebude mu p.eksien.
ostatni oddly vojska anglickt
no j.ou u,kAny skoro Y neustAl5
boj 5 AighAnci. Gen Cough,
ktsrt vypraven byl no ponce
gen. Robertsovi, sevfen Jest
Disgdalluk. Con. Brigh, ma
1900 mui-,va mesi Diagdulluh
. Diamrod. Plak. Norman, .
500 msii, ktsry q Diellsbsd pc
sIku byI b vspomoci gen. Cough
obsIopsn jes, Kotais.
Spoisni 90 viemi sbory tyto
ice, pferuIeno . Y AogIeka pc.
noDi vkios obsvy, 10 sudos sni.
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5PANELSKo.

Otkska osvoboEeni otrokh ma
Kubs jest tvrdym ofiskem pro
KorteEy spaneIske. Pakli 10 o.
troky neosvobodi, nebudo koncs
ncustalfm nepokojtm u revolu.
GIN. OtrokAt II kubansti pax opst
vEpiraji 80 osvoboseni a hrozi tn.
ko povstAnim q snahou po dpln6
neodvislosti Kuby.
Panuje povssr, 10 odkryto
bylo spiknuti ma fivot krllo.