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Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
S,ue Nrdmteb6Ser

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CIR wiuterfpdllen. SnSbOlS: sfatten
os,gia. @cr (S~crtaains), Gn Valrlacs
On Sulsaftsn I scfsbpttsn (6Ors
-. - - sra ct sammslt Slct (6ortauins
%,nrus opfai) = Serve paa girsst eutr
;.rr,npltps Spnbs (Shlsipil at Z. Solbsrs)
al (Tist.)
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
Webraifa.

8 2incolu CT Der iaar opfert 45
itors Wuritensbuis % 200 andre.
omaha Ace Otcbr. -Sioite Senoae
oeoe en- ung Wano Der | Bpen. os
blsp bssrapet Sirsbas. Sorsoa8 Nor.
gen piits Oct iis, at @rausn after par
bIsusn opfaftet. os ou 8ertsn. bos
bpsm Den Mfbebs bapbe boet. bauoe
Mistanfe ON. at 9i9et bar bleuen
itiaalst af Nosle Der berie til Den
meoicinlfs Sfole. uotos ban Be MO
uenbise OOfumentsr % Mt anitluet
en- unberieselie / Sfolens Operations
uerslis. Wan fanbt Der o8iaa pirfe.
lis ct GIG. men BET bar iualebes op
~ltaaret, at bet Dor umuIigt at eieu'
fienoe. gnbnu er insen N~rrsftation
foresaast. men Sassn oil bliue nsias.
tiQt unberle9t.
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08

- Ser inoss life flsre Sptftffa.
briffer | be Soreneoe Stater enb 25
oerof sr be 7 | Sem Nort.
= Snsoas faIot Der ! Oit.n iaa
uaseet Sne, at Ssrnbansfartsn u,aatte
fanhie.
- Biernnisrne Bieruion FORMER
til Chicago % oil bolbe It BOrebras
onben Sulsboa | We8 dsrs Sbeatsr
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
N. s. IASSEL'S
CASH STORE
bar ct aloeles fulOitauOiat lloDals al


almnoeilge og flnrre.
8oot uopaIs at SlsnIel. Seosuarsr,
iaolom Sflufe. terrst Sien YsIle. for.
iflrliss Slaes on oip.
GoSe Tiifcparer al ale SlasS,
Mel OF areatur sober.
pa lsg CT Den enciie Norlfs, ION
bar en- proper. fulot9nolg @rocsri.
outfit / O.eorab tror lea meo Siui9.
bso at funns sisrs Hcaulns paa 9anos.
menos Sesulns. "Streus Gsoeiisbso,
luaen unosrfunbisbso." CT min 6orret.
ninss BaIsiprO9. os ie9 Pal iteole boloe
ct fuloft9noist uouals al gooe 8arer
% ielas Dem til en- iaa blQis Bris.
iom fulot Waal % Beat at iaa aoee
Barer fan IaIsss nj. Wes Mas'i
". g. Sasiel.
AQe Slass 6armproouttsr tasss /
Bptte.
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
8iscouiin.

@tSc0nin.
Sen psb Woolion uaipsritst on
latte YrOfesior Wation CT i @piisrns
blspen flanoret. forbi ban pso hin
Oso fun sftsrIabsr lin Rome en- ube.
tposlisbso al lin 6Ormus. msbsns ban
tsftamsntsr.oe betpoeliss Btieb Ill pi'
~benitabeliae Sismso. Nu oplpies Oct.
at bette iteos mso &onsns Samtptfe.
% at bun si,r aoitluis priuat SOr'
niue.
= Saloon : $olhsrne / Ylattpile
@rant COUNTY. bar life 0Op til al
bape Sfiermbrst forun lne Osre
beusr life moo Be babe line 8inouel
malebe. Ssruso tiln8tes. at BET ital
p9re Ietters at bolps Sic meo. buao
Der foresaar paa ilise Steoer.
- Ser bar 5000 Barrels Winnsa'
polismeI % ell bel Del andre 8arsr
iom fra Ouluib ifuIoe ailfibes pibere
ba Sisn iatis en- Chopper for al
SeiIabS.
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
"Secprabs Soften"
cl
CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS
for $1.6O.

gi rar csiaa iuur truHtt i~aaeant @rrans's
u,ut. al nj fan Isnee cisis 10 Slaes Tor 81 go.
. gssHp gnps" er nsiisn lissiaa iirrt irm
"DturaS.Q cfsn." % inrsbrletr rslisn tnssn
mr,rhsIymtuttI.
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
SlliuUiS.

gn forforbslis Ssrubansulpfte inb
traf / 9srooss omirsnt ri. IL ON
5%ormibbassn paa "Nortbwsitsrn" pse
Garep Citation 80 MiIs ira Chicago
Der blsp siust Sisnal Ill Sanssuiut
&r9nst, iom antOm. of Oct fulo.
ftanois. men Der lao iaa ipf Saaas
at ma lite iuube ie Sisuulha9.t
Soset fortiaits bstfOr lin Cart % leb
liss irb i 8osntoset fra @snsuuiesn
9ofomotipet blep altelss ebsla9t, Slo
uobreo i 8oensne. O9 ole Yasia9.rel
paa en- nor fom mere sller mlnore til
ltabe, bog oil nsppe mere eno en- b.
of iIne Saor
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
Gscanabn, Rib. 81 Robbr. 80

Gscanabn, Ri6. 81 Ropbr. 80.
8. Rseattsr!
Ia leg M inoisnb.r min Subfription
paa Oeres arebe gIab, pil leg paa iamme
lib fortaue Iibt ON bette Stsb, ON Oe
timber for sobt al bsuptte iamme. Gseans
aba lisser pso ben norbre Gnoe al Uis
disaniSeu os er 8erbens itprlte Ssrnz
baou, bsiItet sil ices at msofslsenoe Eas
bel; men Bpsn er life iaa itor, ism mango
faHite bill tante ia. Den taIts | 6sii 3o12
SieIe. Ser CT life mango 9srbmnnb,
men Spsnfter / 5Ioff.uis. % aQe er be
ipsleliatte bos Rempauiet Tom Susenis,
rsr, Soubuttsrsr, Srsmisre. Wadiniiisr.
6nebtsre. Smsoe. gaaasemeiiere O.. I. D.
aompaniet bar Ser 8 "Ore=Oo6s," % l
"Bis. Srous0oi". bpilfe tiIiammsn uos
gisr oper en- U2iI / 9onsbe; fra 20-26
Ralm:"Irain" bar Der saaet belle Som;
meren. % bpert Train" brinser IS 60
Cars" o. .. SnseIsruo.
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
Wferit0.

Sen nps Yrsnoent SsnsraI SOnsa
les tiItroabie I'm YOit / al 8Olisheo
Den life December. 0io3 Der al.
traaots, or ubneunt til N(lniter for
Dc oHsntliss &rbsiosr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08

Sr. Sua.Isrub bar poret iaa.peIpiQis
at ienbe os en- nsiastis label oper 10.
bsttet al be SO 9ruber, Tom fiubss /
"Sf6penins Sanse" os "Ntnomon.e
Ranss", men pIaoisn tiuabsr besp9rre
life at tase ben inb; bog iaamesst oil Ri
opIpis. at ben fsrhnoputs ~Ranss" | eusns
n1pnt. Libsrum bar Isperet SS6,00l Cons
% ben anbsn $50. 70l, altiaa tiliammen
Las 05 Cons.
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
"SecprabsNuifeu
CT paul Pioneer Press

,,sss q aar fcr So. 10. "9ras' CT ct fort
chs Slae, larp.lss spet rtoiseret.
4 g..ltu fan nj life isnee 9rSpetlaee AZ
tiSi. ta1litt apilsr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08

for noaIe 0ase iioen en- ier9slig Be.
s~ipsnbeo. gn Del Mrbeibsre bolot
paa of rpbbe Sfinnsaansen for Sne.
ba Der fra ben operbensenbe Sielo.
r1asie itprtsbe neb ct %polbiout Sne.
ffree. Tom unbsr Sarten tos al anosn
Sne mss fig. iaa Houosn. oa ben
ftanbfebe. bapbe en- Spftslie al 100
Sob. Sernbanelinien bIen oIbeIeS op.
r,pen | en- 9ensne af en- Sieiososls
NiI, o9 besparre Tom lsre Mennsifer
ilemt tilftaoe. Ssgti &rbeiosre bleo
b~esrapne unber ben lpere Snsmasis.
% bog uar Der al hisie. ba be blsp
uosraune, life f.re emo en- bso al De
spriae bar 19 iaaIeoes Raufersoe. al
pel fere af Dem tommer til at b. meo
BET Serfte.
S0iaa fra andre &anter / Statsn
bsrsr mo ON Sneitreb. Der bar to.
itet Nennelfsr aipet.
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
. afDt q.

Yaa Be forfjsuis. "&andss" / Blad
3iQs er Der aIlsrebe MI oDer 10000
Saor.
- CANTON ltaI bape en- artefiif
Brsnb. Sor Dc ferite tullnoe Boo
paI &ontrattsren babe So 80 pr. FOB;
for bpsr Sob oper % op til 2OOO
Sob $3.50, % iensre So pr. Sob
Grbsibst itaI paabsgpnbes ben LITE
Sanuar.
FRA @otsrtopn Hripes, at Der fun
fnbss to S,rnbaneuosne meo &nI Der
oppe % in9sn Seb Chen bet folos
8sir iatte IND. bar Der peret Nansel
paa BreubemateriaIisr. o. Colt bar
osrfor Iibt aoftiQist. Ser burbe no.
turIispis inbss flor. &uI. % gsbOp.
Iaa paa Stsbet. ba berbsn tommsr
6olt belle 80 MiIe borte eiter Breno'
lel. Ssrnbanetompaniet. iom ut Set
there til of neol1tte r9 paa oisle Kan
ter, burbe forge for. at mon lite ltal
rsltere at frpie libel.
colorado.
@eorge &Obinion. ual8t til 8ice'
@up.rner, tom afoo9e forri8e Wan.
bag / 2saopiQe, ioet ban blep iiuot al
8aaten peb lin esen Wine. ulptfsn
git for fig paa fslaenos Naabe. Ser
bapoe perst no8Ie Banffeli8bsoer /
MnI.onins af benne @rube. % Wr.
8obinlon bar bunse for. at Nossu
pilbe b.maatiSe is ben % tase 8st.
ten fra bam berfor ftiasoe ban en-
Bast Der, % piIbe 4srous aftsn for.
uisI, fig ON, at bsnn. opfpIete I'm Yli9t.
San eit o.rfOr inb / Suneasn o8 ban.
i.b. paa Osrsn. men afSao lite 9sie'
net. ba Nanbsn inbsnfor Oersn Of
frgpsbs bam bet. Dsune fpreoe osrfor
sisnn.m Dsreu % traf Wr. Wsbinion
IaaIsoes, at BON bsoe TO Gage eftsr.
- gn 8 6isroebels Wil fra ebalf
Ranse paa &stOuO.8 auen fOrsialot
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
TOlf fun

TOlf fam
inaffe,
buaO be bar 9pit til,
ftrtpe,
buao be bar S)it til,
trpffe,
buas DC bar 9pit til,
men Dor SID fraDer 8ebis for eus
buer Sing, eaers tror nlall bet
lite. Nu bill ri, boer Gang
hi i%friuer, taller eler trpffer,
bepiie bet, Os III Tiger
reutuo Der, Os pil itaa
paa, buaO ri tiger,
at intet Sus,
Der sjOr 5urs
refining I
Stot0i,
bperfen
St eaer Set
bet bidlper life,
bborlsoes De blaas
ier Os ifrpOer, fan lr=
oerialse os, os oa Der
lite fnoes noset Sus /
oeune Gel nf Staten, DER flo,
Der os idlser iaa flor WansOe
eaer bar ben anleOnins til at fiObe
Sarer unoer iaa sunitise 5orbolse
JON ri, oil ui ipare bore aunoer
Bense ; Dor itOre Os itaois uOrenOe
Sauoel er iiffert Ssuis for ooeu=
itaaeaoe YaaitanO. SeriOr raaoer
ri Gubper, iOm beb0per
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
NIQtfa.

Mr. YstroT bIsu iibftlsben Mai
ienbt afiteo til bette Sertitorium for
at opiuse S~Oltstauins Der I; ban ct MI
psnbt tiIbass sft,rat babe faret ON.
firing paa frpbs os tpsrs. 9an op9i.
Der BefoItninssn til %. 600, Of bpilte
be Is COO Ct Snoiansre, 1900 NIsutsr
os 1900 ereOlsr be iiofs sr NftOm
at 8usi.re % NIsutsr. Nf Spibe bar
Der 1913 Wenb % lite fsre emo 4
&uinbsr. gn anbsn Wano bapbe Den
Spsaps at teQe Snobpsssrne / gsnsu
isnoenfor Bisrset @lias. men ban bal
snonu life inobrast ncs,n Rapport
Set aniasss bog. at bet belle Snobns'
o%srantal Tan iettss til 5000. af builf'
life h.re END 800 CT Suiee.
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-08
rRE OF SUBSCRIPTION slie ln lssUN
Rates of Advertising :

Local Norrcss IS cents . Ans fer ths FIRST inssrd
and 10 cents q hns Ter each mhssousnf tussrtion.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02
The Cheapest Newspaper in the South.
THE
Nashville Weekly American.
One Dollar for u Year.

The next Presidential election will de-
termAe questions of vital Importance to
every citizen of the Union. Upon its re-
suits will depend the perpetuity Of our re-
publican form ofg0yernment. All these
questions will be Thoroughly discussed in
the next session of Congress, which begins
on the lot day Of December. II is our de-
sire and our purpose, 80 far as we can con.
tribute to that end, that every citizen shall
be fully informed upon all these questions
Of such vast moment. Is our national
government TO be henceforth an imperial
despotism Is the bayonet to rule the bal
lott Arc the rigts Of the States, expressly
reserved In the Constitution, to yield to
centralized dictation Shall arrogant and
imperious party leaders, under the cry of
Liberty, rob the citizen of liberty Shall
Mammon DO the only deity who shall be
acknowledged as having divine rights
Shall labor be deprived Of its just reward
In order to bring it within the means Of evi
cry man, mechanic, farmer and laborer, in
all vocations, even in these hlrd times, TO
inform himself what political parties are
proposing, we have reduced tho terms of
the Weekly american to ONE DOLLAR
u year; For six months, rs cenrs. Three
months, 40 csnts. Tho real value of the
paper will not be decreased with reduction
Of price, but will be vastly increased in
proportion to price. Address .,..
THE AMERICAN, I'D
f.i .,nf.e.t1, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
oct IA '79-tf ~. ......
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02
MEM
TAKE NOTICE.

]. W. MORT is the only Gunsmith
in Bristol who served an apprentice
ship NJ the Gun and Locksnith trade
He HAS NOT PICKED 1T UP IN
THE LAST YEAR. nor does he
claim thirty years experience as u
mechanic But he does claim ten
years experience with some of the best
Gun and Locksmith shops in the
States Of Va, Tenn. and Texas, and
therefore he 10 better acquainted with
all the late styles of Guns De, and feels
confident that his experience IN far
superior to any who may call them
selves old and reliable Gun and Lock-
smiths.
Bring your fine guns to MORT the
Gunsmilh. Va, side Of Muin street
next door to Philip Rohr's, where you
can have your work done to suit gu
In the best styles and NJ the latest pric.
3. Dec, q 70 mo
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02

together with Won Gaden's wife, threat
ening to keep them until the Doctor was
found, and in case of his not being dis
covered, to killtthem both.
Partly from anger against the Boyars,
and partly from genuine sympathy, the
Strcltsi took up the cause of the serfs.-
Many of them had been serfs themselves,
and knew the oppression to which they
were subject. They wished not only TO
set the serfs free and "restore right and
justice TO, the land,n but also to gain adj
herents to their own cause. With this
aim they attacked the Departments of
Justice and of Serfagc, broke open the
chests Of papers and scattered them all
through the streets; and then, going af-
terward TO the house of tie Chief Boyars,
declared to the Serfs that they were free.
This action produced little effect; they
were joined by few of the common peo-
pie, who were slow to move and were
frightened, rather than excited, by the
events of the day. The Streltsi were a
mob, but still mob of soldiers. AS in
many similar cases, few mobiles were
betrayed and given up by their servants.
A few others owed their safety to the de-
votion of their faithful slaves.
That night strong guards were left at
the gates of the Kremlin with strict or
ders to let no one in or out. Pickets
were also stationed at the gates of the XII
tin Gorod and the White Town. On
their way home parties of Streltsi ente =
ed various houses and demanded refresh
mcnts. If any one dare refuse them
they beat the masters and servants, and
excited general terror. But such con-
dnet excited the reprobaton of the lead
crs.
Early the next day, the Goth, the STREET,
81 came again, fully armed, with the
beating of drums, and advancing to the
lattice near the apartment Of the Tsar,
demanded with loud cries the surrender
of Ivan Naryshkin, the Councillor Kir-
illof, and the two doctors, Daniel, the
jew and Jan Gutmensch. The princess
es endeavored to save the lives of these
people, but they were oblige to surren-
der Kirillof and DR.. Gutmensch, al
though they succeeded in saving the wife
of Doctor Daniel Won Gaden by con-
cealing her in the room of the young
Tsaritsa Martha, the widow Of Theodore.
The others were killed.
The Streltsi then went to the residence
of the Patriarch and threatened with
spears and halberds, not only the SER
wants but the Patriarch himself, demand
ing the surrender Of the traitors conceal
ed there; looked through the cellar and
outhouses; turned topsy-turvy boxes
and beds, and not finding any one, again
came to the Patriarch and repeated their
demands. The Patriarch, who had put
on his robes, replied that there were nc
traitors in his house, but that he him
self was ready to die.
Scribner for March.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02
Trustees Sale.

DY viatue OF the power, and author.
ID ity In me vested, by Deed In
Trust executed to me, AZ Trustee, by
Robert s. Roadman and his wife An
Mo II. Roadman. on tho 3lst day Of
October 1876 to secure certain debts
therein named due TO Il. II. Wool
which debts the eaid Roadman and
wife have failed TO pay, and notice
having been given mo by r, +, Wood
10 sell, I will sell nt public sale on the
10Th day Of March 1890 on the premi-
sea for cash In hand to the highest
bidder, house and store house aud
AK acres OF land, DO the same moro or
leAs. situated In Washington county
Virginia, about one half mile Of Emo
ry n Henry College, adjoining the
lands Of J. w. Shcney'shcirs and Mrs.
j II. Nye. being tho property convey
cd 10 me IN said trust deed,
The proceeds NJ said sale will he APP
piled by mo AZ far NJ necessary 10 the
cost and expenses Of sale, and 10 the
payment Of the debts mentioned In
said Trust deed, n. NJ. TAYLOR,
feb 10th $50 At. Trustee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02
Pilgrimage to Buffalo, N. Y.

are made by thousands of invalids annu-
ally to consult with the medical and sur
gical staff of the Worlds Dispensary
and lnvalids' Hotel, the largest private
sanitarium In the world. All chronic
diseases are treated by scientific meth
DDS. The practice is divided among nine
specialists. Among the most popular
domestic medicines In the land are those
manufactured by this Association, among
which are DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, the greatest of alternatives or
blood-cleansers, and DR.. Pierce's Pellets
(littlc pills. that have largely supcrced-
ed the old-fashioned coarse pills. Com
pound Extract of Smart-Wced Is de-
seryedly popular as remedy for diar-
rhGa, dyscntery, fluX, and kindred dis
eases; also ms a pain-killer and remedy
for colds. Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scriptlon Is the great remedy for female
weakness and associated arrangements.
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is the "Old
Reliable" Invaids' Guide Book-l0
cents, postpaid. Address Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
N. Y, or London, England.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02
Land Sale.

DU RSUANT to n decree of the cir
i cult court Of Washington county
Virginia entered in the case of l. b.
Moore ct ais, entered on the 18th day
Of January 1880, shall on the 22nd
day of March 1880, Monday of the
county court, proceed TO sell the land
of II. f. Moore described in the plead
ings in said cause adjoining the land
of Thomas Moore and others. in said
county, and containing 20 acres, to
satisfy the several liens set forth in
said decree. The said land will he
sold at the front door of the court
house in Abingdon at auction for cash
iiicient to pay the costs of this suit
and the costs Of the deed of trust and
the costs of the several judgements set
forth in said decree, aud the remain
der OH credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months in equal installment,
the purchaser required to give notes
with good personal security.
M. l.. BLACKLEY,
Trustee and Special COm'r.
febl7'S0-4t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02
David Gray's Estate.

Over his forge bent David Gray,
And thought Of the rich man across the
way.
"IIammer and anvil for me-" he said,
"And weary toll for the children's
bread"
"For him soft carpets and pictured walls
A life of easo In his spacious halls"
The clang Of bells on his dreaming broke
A flicker Of flame, whirl of smoke.
Ok In travis, forge grown quite hot,
Coat and hat were allie forgot.
As up the highway the blacksmith ran,
In face and mien like crazy man.
"School-house aflre" Mems hearts
stood still,
And women prayed, as women will:
While DER the timult tine wailing cry
OF frightened children rose shrill and
high.
Night IN its shadows hid sun and earth;
The rich man sat by his costly hearth;
Lord Of wide acres and untold gold;
But wifeless, childless, forlorn and old.
lie thought of the family across the way
81 would" he sighed, 81 were David
Gray"
The blacksmith knelt at his children's
bed,
TO look once more at each smiling head.
"My darlings all safe! Oh, God" he
cried,
"Ny sin in Thy boundless mercy hide!
"Only to-day have learned how great
Hath been Thy bounty and my estate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02
LEE COUNTY
Lands for Sale,

A valuable tract, or body, Of near coo
acrcs, situated in Lee county, Va, In a
beautiful valley, nea, Rose Hill, Is offered
Tor Gale either as q whole ar 10 parcels. II
hos aboni 225 acrep of cleared land, tho
balance In timber. II can he divided into
three tracts II dcsirsd:
lst. farm Of SOC nsres 1875 scree clear-
cd, with dwelling house, harms. orchard. 30.
I'd. A farm of about 100 acres ~ acrca
cleared, with small dwelling house, bnrn,
orchard, SC.
81. A farm Of lt0 acres 81 acrss slea,-
ed, ith comfortable dwelling house, out
buildings orchard, Sc.
A good bargain will no offered In nm
chnpors for tho whole OF these In d.. or
for either parcel for cash, Or liberal
terms will be given the purchaser, or pur-
chaacrs, pa able. 4 or cash, with Ion
for tho remainder Of purchase money.
Persons Wishing 10 mako inquiry con.
cerning said lands, or Offers therefor, can
do 10 TO !, G, Fowler, Editor OF the Brlr-
tol News, o. TO York h Fulkorscn, Bri.tol
Tenn, or to Sam'l shelburn Boons Path.
Lee county Va.
Oct 10Th, ls7s,-tf,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02
The Riot of the StreItsf.

Prom Sehuylsr's Peter the 0reatn In Scrtbnor.
The Strctsi ran through all the inner
rooms in the palace, looked into the
store rooms, under the beds, into the
chapcls, thrust their spears under the
affairs, and left 10 place without visit.
From distance they saw Theodore Stol-
tykof going into one Of the chapels.-
Some one cried out "There goes Ivan
Naryshkin," and the unlucky man was
40 frightened that he could not pro-
nouncc single word, or even tell his
name. lie was at once killed, and his
body thrown below. When it was as
oeHained who 1t was, and that he was
not Nariyshkin, the Streltsi sent the
body to old Stoltykof, and excused them
selves by saying that his son had been
killed by mistake. Goods will be
DONE" said the old man, who had even
the presence Of mind to give the messen
ger something to eat and drink. After
they had left the house, In trying to con-
sol his weeping daughter-in-law, he
quoted Russian proverd to the effect
that "their turn will come next" A
servant who had overheard this, and
who had grudgo against his master,
Immediately rushed out, and told the
Streltsl that his master had threatened
them. They returned and murdered
him on the spot.
In the Church of the Resurrection the
Streltsl met one of the dwarfs, named
IIomynk. "'rcll me where the Narysh-
kins, the Tsaritsa's brothers, are hidp"
they asked. lie pointed TO the altar,
aud they pulled outAthanaslus Narysh-
kin, dragged him by the hair to the
chancol steps, and there cut him to picc-
en-. Ills younger brothers, his father,
and his other relatives, MS well rs Mat
yelcf's son, whose description Of these
events we chiefly follow, took refuge in
the apartments OF the little Princess
Natala, Peters sister, which apparently
were not searched.
On tbs portleo between the banquet
Ing hall and the Cathedral of the An
nunciatlon the Strcltsl killed the prlvy-
councillor and director Of foreign affairs
Larlon lyanof, who had been one Of
those scnt to negotiate with Thorn, his
son Bacil, and two lieutenant coonols
Between the Patriarch's palace and the
Mlradlc Monastery, opposite the De-
partmcnt Of Foreign Affairs, the Stroltsl
caught the old Boyar Romandononsky,
seized him by the beard and dragged
him to the Office of Expeditions. There
they raised him up on the points Of their
spears, aud then threw him to the
ground aud cut him to pieces, because,
NJ they had said, he had been too severe
with them In the expedition to Tchigi-
rim.
The dead bodies, with the spears stlll
sticking In thsm, were dragged along by
the feet to the gates of the KrcmlIn,
amidst cries of "lIerc goes the Boyar
Artemon scrghelsvitch Matyclcfw-
"l'his Ia the Boyar Prince Gregory Gre
gorlcylch Romndononkyw "llerc
goes priyy-councillor--makc room for
thcml' When the bodies had been
dragged TO the Lobnoe Place, where the
tribune used at popular assemblies stood,
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