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The Progress., 1898-12-24
BIG FIRE.

Another large fire for Shreveport,
with the probable loss of nearly
100000. The property consumed
was the large dry goods houses of
Bigart & Co., the Kahn Dry Goods
Co., Miss Louise Rev, j. L. Tilly's
saloon. The Mary A. Files MILL
merry Co. was not burned, but the
stock was ruined entirely by smoke
and water. The Phoenix Hotel
was damaged considerably, and
narrowly escaped being burned.
Yesterday was our press day, and
we could not give a full account.
The fire occurred after A o'clock,
and started in the beautiful palace
of Bigart & Co., from electric
wires, it is said.
The Progress., 1898-12-24
HOLIDAY EXCURSION.

The Queen and Crescent Route will
sell on December %, 20, "a, %, 26, 80 and
81 and January and round trip tick
cts from and to all stations ON it's lines
at greatly reduced rates.
Soupon agents will sell on same dates
to all points east of the Mississippi and
south Of the Ohio and Potomac rivers.
Tickets will also be sold on December l6
to rs inclusive to students Of schools and
colleges upon presentation of certificates
duly signed by the president or principal
of such institution, final return limit or
all tickets will be January 4, 1899.
r. ]. ANDERSON, A. G. P. A.
GEO. O. SMITH, G. p. A.
The Progress., 1898-12-24
CHRISTMAS.
1t is Christmas again. How

1t is Christmas again. How
soon the twelve months pass; how
rapidly the days go by. How
short time it seems since Santa
Claus was with us one year ago;
since the children were engaged in
the merry frolics incident to this
king of holidays. Life is indeed
bnt span, whisper, breath;
and how foolish to throw it away
in the useless chase and search for
contentmeut and happiness in this
world. Tomorrow viii find the
funds small in many a household;
and many a bright-eyed boy and
girl will find the stocking contains
ing but little, and will wonder
why the Saint of Festivities did
not come that way and will no
doubt, think the kind, merry old
man could not see the small shan
ty, for looking around in search of
the big houses and palaces. This
brings pang to the parents hearts
and they wish Christmas would
never come. All, what privilege
for some man, some woman of
wealth to bring sunshine to such
home.
But let us turn to more congo
NAL phaze. Let us be sure that the
heart is right and then it will be
light. We can have a merry
Christmas any way. A kind and
bright word of generous greeting,
of heart felt wishes for pleasant
time; frequently brings tie the
heart and soul more sunshine than
would a presentr
Let the day, 1t Will GODS molly
Sabbath this time, be spent in rev.
erential Thought, conversation
and conduct befitting the day hal
lowed by Jehovah. Let our
hearts be pure, our thoughts sub
lime. Let us give heed to the no.
bier attributes of the human pos
sibilities and demands and duties
Lht naught of bitterness nor OF
things unholy possess us. Let us
bid all people Cali hail, joy and
gladness. A merry Christmas to
all.
The Progress., 1898-12-24
Stolen Watch.

There was stolen from me an
extra large gentleman's double
case gold watch. Its number is
67,O1S, and was made by w. F.
James, London. On one side is
raised or engraved a strap with
buckle and tongue; the end of the
strap we'll through the buckle. A
liberal reward will be paid for the
return of the watch to me, or to
The Progress. Mrs. L. L. GILMER.
The Progress., 1898-12-24
Cheap Rates To The Old State s
For The HOLIDAYS.


On Dec. Goth and 21st. the Cot
ton Belt Route will sell round trip
tickets to points in the Southeast,
East Of the Mississippi and South
of the Ohio river, at rate of one
fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be on sale only on these two
days, and will be good to return
anytime within thirty days from
date of sale.
This will be an excellent chance
to spend Christmas with the Old
Folks at the Old Home, in the old
States. For full particulars, rates,
schedules, etc., call on the nearest
ticket agent of the Cotton Belt
Route, or address E. w. La
b.aume, G. P. & 7. A., St. Louis,
no.
The Progress., 1898-12-24
Conference Appointments.

Following are the appointments
made by Bishop Morrison for the
Shreveport District;
J. T. Sawyer, presiding elder;
Shreveport(first chnrch), w. 7.
Boiling; Texas Avenue P. o Low
ry ,Mooringsport, II W. Bronson
Caddo, J. 0. Bennett, Mansfield,
j, L. P, Shepherd; Grand Cane, j.
M. Brown; Pleasant Hill, J.F. Pat
terson Coushatta, PM.Brown; Red
River, w. Evans; Wesley, G. D.
Percell; South Bossier, HI. Boul-
ties; North Bossier, M.sHebert; Fl,
Jessup and Many, j. S. Sanders;
Zwolle, SIS. Halliday; Logansport
NH. Jenl.ens; Vanderbilt Univer-
sity, JIG. Sigh: Agent Centenary
and Mansfield colleges, T.B Cliff
ford.
ARCADIA DISTRICT.
BIT, Crews, presiding elder; Ho-
mer. WE. Henderson; Haynes
vile, MS. Cornell; Minden, C.P.
Smith; Gibbsland, jill. Brown;
Leesville, C.S. Staples; Bienville,
JIM. Franklin; Arcadia, So. Day.
les; Lisbon and Summerfield, Ben
Shepherd; Ruston, Al. Notes.-The
Simsboro, VIII. Ledbetter; YER
non, WA. Clark townsville, r.
w. Vaughan; Farmerville H.B.
Thomas; Nalley, H. Armstrong;
Gainesville, H.W. Hanks; CAL
houn, TN. Wafer.
The Progress., 1898-12-24
ROYAL PROCLAMATION
And Appeal to the Public.

~ viz OlllLcHS VI OuIcNcpCII.
The fame of your city as a mar
of enterprise and increasing great
ness; the abodc of generous mel
and lovely women, and their yea
in all matters that will further heI
advancement and prosperity has
attracted the attention of His Roya
Majesty and muchly beloved
sovereign Co-Phion, Grand Pa-Di-
Shah of all the Princes Of The
Orient; the monarch of the Land
OF the Sun-god; the Province OF
the Fire Worshippers; the Realm
of the Beautiful and of Poetry
Music and Art and Chivalry; and
His Highness is DESTROYS of paying
the muchly talked of city, Shreve-
port, royal visit on the thirteenth
and fourteenth days of February,
in the year of our Lord 1899; the
hey-day of Louisiana's pleasure
times, Mardi-G ras; so that he may
personally see her places of inter-
est, enjoy the association of her
people and, if possible, "make a
League with them" With this end
in view, His Majesty has sent his
four most trusted and potential
Vice-Roys, Counselors in his
Court, to interview you; to ascer-
tain if it will please you to defray
the expenses of this Royal visit.
Our great sovereign, Co-Phion
is ruler of the Realms of Spleen
dor, Genius and Revelry; and in
the wake and about his Royal
Train there always follow multi
tudes of admiring'people, singing
and shouting, call Hail, Honor
and Long Life, to Co Phion,
Grand Pa-Di-Shah, mightiest OF
all Mooarchs; ruler Of sunshine,
laughter, music and merriment!"
With the royal party will be
courtiers, lords and ladies of the
house; heralds, trumpet
ers and foTesters.
His Highness is very anxious to
come; and it would please him to
know your decision al the very
earliest possible moment, so that
his proclamation may go forth
over the country, for every loyal
subject to prepare to be here and
witness the magnificent entry.
1T will give us great pleasure to
call on you next Monday or Tues
day to receive your answer to the
Royal Request.
BY order Of His Eminent Maies-
5y, Co-Phion, Grand Pa Di Shah
Of the Princes of the Orient.
AMPHION,
ARION, W.. D.
CApANEus, Vlce-koys'
DIOMED, >.
The Progress., 1898-12-24
KEYS LOST

l have lost a bunch of keys on a
patent holder. This holder has
my name cut in the rim, with
Shreveport La on the reverse side.
A liberal reward will be paid for
their return to me.
CAL D. HICKS.
The Progress., 1898-12-24
GENERAL LOCAL MARKET.

GLMnDII I0rAJ WHnNE7
uLNrhhL LVOAL lilhIhLj'
sbrovenor4 Ia r...,.,,., ,e
rus DaS
COIlON,
Ordinary .......... Nominal
Good Ordinary 48-4
Low Mddling ... ~.
Mrddling .......... 5 1-l6.
Good MidaI;ou 5l,
Don,yT.Ic,,,.
fHoF loIONo
Bacon~6lc
Dry Salt Meats at 57sc.
Breakfast Baooo-S&tc
Hams-Caoica canvasSed sugar-cured
SIG.
Lard-Compoun6 ll,c. oura Sc
l,,a.,, ni,4l. 20
BREADsrUFFs
Flour-Best patent. a ~; half ,ota,, or
STRAIGHT a. %. avtr, ,,no,, o. IN ''''-N''' -
''l ,''S' 'iV' TO, eA'i" fancy >i-oO
oornmeal-fi'SO per barrel; S8i2 pound
sacks, $50.
Cracllers-A 2 r sodo o,.,,
1''.oNSis are
\ u Dc NJ NJ 90 C,uaHl, ~ oy Use lot.
A0o Avn" i'ouiolaii", 4'2-o
The Progress., 1898-12-24
Typewriter and Book-Keeper.

A first-class ladv typewriter
who understands book keeping,
wants situation. Desires some
thing permanent, which is u mat
ter of more consideration than
amount of salary. Address The
Progress, Shreveport, La.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-12
BEFORE THE BALLOT.
Great Crowds Pushed Their Way Int
the Halls of the Legislature.

Great Crowds Pushed Their Way Into
the Halls ct che Legislature.
Columbus. o., Jan. 1.-THE scenes
Of the conflict for senator wcrc trans.
fcrod from the state house and the
GrJat southern hotel 20 the halls Of the
legislature today AZ an early hour tho
state house was crowded by those who
took morc intcrcst In the proceedings
than In the inaugural exercises ycstcr-
day. The efori tu keep out the noisy
element by having admission by ticket
was not carried out, and there was a
frcc-for-al rush fOr the galleries and lob
bics.
Tho conference committee decided
balloting should not begin till afternoon.
but the general public seemed TO look on
this announcement a. a ruso 10 keep the
crowds away Al any rate all available
space was taken up long before the leg.
stature convened. Curiosity scckors
listened patiently 20 routine proceedings
while the crowds that failed TO gain ad.
mission kept updomoustrations that had
continued all night. Tho-e actively en-
gagged In the senatorial contest wcro M
all night and continued the confcrnc,
for further operations, while member
wen In their seats at the state HOUSE.
Tho morning papcrs are full OF charge,
and counter charges about offers Of
money to members Of the lcgislature.
After being in conference an nigh
the Democratic caucus agrcod on Mayo
Robert +, McKisson Of Cleveland as Oh,
only Republican proposed whom the!
would support Tor senator. Tho Demo
cratic oaucuscs wcrc stormy and lonl
drawn out Il was found absolutely
impossible to agrco upon either Goycuo
. Bushnell or Charles l. KurtE. Boil
, names worc considered and both wen
. given up a. impmcticahlo candidates
s Then thu name Of Mayor McKisson wa
. suggested. The Democrats domandc
i o. know whether McKisson was fro
. silver man. Not content with the a.
b umncc Of Mr. Myers and other leader
|, of the fusion, they sent Tor McKissor
4, When that gentleman Appeared he mad
o spccch 90 che caucus IN which he said
, In substance;
, "Gcutlomcn-pRhioly, and bcfm
the ploplo, am, and mus, b. a Ropul
hcan. bot ASSURE you and pledge 10
that 10 oloctcd % The United States zen
I dto hy this fusion VIII stand upon IA
d Chicago platform. B"
4 This pledge was satisfactory, and On
caucus declared for McKisson Tor bot
. che long and short terms
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-12
HANNA WILL RETURN.
lie Wins the Senatorial Contest
On the First Ballot.
HAD JUST ENOUGH VOTES,
Tho Hsuso stood 80 90 "a Tor Him
and the senate 10 90 A. Against
Him Robert d. MciSlsson Was
the Opponent Of Hanna.

Columbus, Jan. li.-Both branches Of
the legislature met az 10 a. m. and tho
crowd pressed in on the floor Of both
bodies. In the senate the bill 10 repeal
the 50.ycar street franchise came up and
went over. This bin has been used
against Senator Hanna Ia organizing tho
legislature and IN the senatorial fight ii
Is stated. Soon after assembling all the
senators and representatives were In
their seats, and both houses voted to
ballot at n q. M. for senator.
AtiO.40a call Of the house was de.
manded 50 as to put all on record as BE-
ing present Tho doors were locked and
the hall was very quiet. No business
was transacted during the first hour Of
the Session.
The workers on both sides were busily
engaged in the Hobbies Senator Hanna,
Mayor McKis.on. Mr. Kurtz and other
/ leaders kept up with the contest at the
hotels
The call OF the house showed Repre-
sentative Cmmor, Democrat, Of Pauld
ing county, was the only absentee, and
the scrgcant.atauns was dispatched foi
him. Cnmcr is very sick and bis doc
tor forbade his attendance, but Cnmel
requested Co hoclrried 90 the hall o. th'
house. After waiting half al hour th'
/ Republicans moved that further pro
cocdings ia the housa Dr. dispensed with
and as this meant Co proceed with th
/ ballot n tio Absence of Cmmcr, a clos
| deht was made on thf motion Tho tcs
vote resulted 5G yeas. 52 nays and th
/ houa infused 60 dispense with the cal
and doany tullodng until Cnmcr coul'
/ he brought n GUatappiansa from th
I Republican adc
I Representative Kcuuay thon rose 90
question OF privilege and had ma
charge Of odou 90 hiic Representa-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-12

There was a considerable stir in the
Democratic side.
Speaker Mason then announced that
Marcus a. Hanna, having received a
majority Of the house, was the choice Of
that body for the short term.
Cheering outside the halls for Hanna
was rcoohood In the ears Of the members
as the result was announced.
A ballot was then taken for the long
term, and It resulted the same, its an
nouncoment being greeted with another
long and loud demonstration. On both
ballots Representative Cnmer was alb
sent, and there were thus only iO8 cast,
A. follows Hanna, 90; McKisson, 49i
Wiley, I Lintz, absent, !,
Tho senate gallery was crowded 10 is
limit when al II O'Clock the first move
In the great senatorial contest was made,
fixing the hour Tor the taking Of the hal
lot. when Lieutenant Governor Jones
raped for order and announced ballot
ing for United States senator was now
under consideration perfect quiet i'm.
mcdiately rcignod. People realized the
beginning Of the end had come and that
within few minutes the vote that
would largely determine who would h
the next United States senator would
come. Every senator was in his scat "a
record his action.
II was just II O'Clock when Senator
Sullivan arose 10 nominate Senator Han
ma. During the delivery Of the addres.
was somewhat Of a remarkable scene
The senators sat perfectly quiet facinl
the speaker. Crowded IN the hall wer
hundreds Of people, taking up ever
available foot Of space, and yet not {
sound could BE- heard save the words o.
the speaking senator.
Tho vote Ia the senate for the lonl
torn stood, 10 Tor McKisson and II 10
Hanna, same a. on the ballot for ID.
short term.
A remarkable scene took place in Oh
senate chamber when the vote from th
house was announced. Republican sen
ator. inspired by encouragement, sto0
In chairs and upon the foor and shouto
themselves hoarsc with calls for Ham
and victory. Nothing like Il was eve
seen In the Ohio senate chamber
whats the matter with HANNAH" the
shouted, and answer came back "Ho'
an right"
\ Il was several minutes before the ha
was cleared
The senate and house both adioumo
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
joint resolution was adopted o. meet /
joint convention at nom tomorrow
| canvass tho vote cast Tor senator. M
| KS 700 had a maturity Of ? in the scnal
and Hanna @ over all In the house. thol
wa no election dc jurc, but thorc was
dofacto election
There D. nothing 20 prevent chang
tomorrow from votes Of today. bat noi
Is expected, as the canvass has boen
clos and thoruugh
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-12
BRYAN, TEXAS,
Lawyers and Real Estate

Three lots. two blocks ives, Of Main
street In the city OF Bryan. House
with nine rooms, two halls and a gal
leFy, also all necessary oulhouses and a
good brick cis,ern Will sell At bar
gain and on terms 10 suit the purchaser.
Two lots, two blocks west 81 Main
street. Good roomy house and other
improvements, supplied with cisiern
water.
-Four acres OF land In northwest por
I ton OF BRYAN. House OF six looms, one
hail and two galleries. All necessary
outhouses. Good well Of water and
good brick cisiern. Convenient 10 The
schools Terms easy.
-Four lots In northwest portion o
Bryan with house ct four rooms an,
also has q g0od cisiefn. Price eco
Terms easy.
Two acres In northwest portion o
| Bryan, with house Of Tour rooms ant
good well Of water. Price 500.
Two acres OF land, with house u iiv
rooms, good well, one mile north o
court house; price $3.50. Terms easy
Three acres Of land one mile north o
court house, with house OF three rooms
price 500.
Three lots OF land 10 eastern porto
OF Bryan, house Of iour rooms and we
OF good water.
. lgl 10 acres Of land on Carriers cree
, all In cultivation, also splendid res
, dence and outhouses.
% acres land In the south wesler
psrt Of Bryan. Residence With iol
rooms with dug well OF good water. All
double crib and barn. viii sell N
place for $50.
, We have several houses In Freedma
town cor sale.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-12
HANNA DEMONSTRATION.
Largest Crowd Ever Assembled AZ Co
iumbus Was Tor Hanna.


Largest Crowd Ever Assembled az Co
iumbus Was For Hanna.
Columbus, o., Jan. 1.-THE mass Re-
publican convention AZ the auditorium
in this city yesterday afternoon was the
largest assemblago ever known In the
history Of this city. The capacity Of the
auditorium Is 5000. All the standing
room was taken and hundrcds woro I'm.
able 90 gain admitiance. Tho meeting
lasted from 3 90 O O'Clock with unhrokcn
enthusiasm and intense Indignation
throughout Is proceedings
There wcre repeated sccncs Of Kissing
when thc names Of Governor Bushnell,
Nj. Kurtz and othon wcro mentioned.
The terms ''tnitors" Judas and the
like were frequently usod in responses
from the audigncc. Several Of tho
speakers referred 20 senator Fomkcr In
connection with the revolution In thc
party. Tho audience was Ia CLOSE aud
deep sympathy with the intense and bit
ter uttcrnces of most oi the speakers.
AZ tho end OF tho spoochos lengthy
resolutions WIN adopted setting forth
many rcasons why Hanna should b,
I elected.
After the meeting senator Hanna wa
seronadod az the Neil House and n
spondcd In several speeches. Sonato
Hanna aid NO, atterd the mass meeting
nor the inaugural exercises earlier In thN
day, being engaged in conference witt
his coworkcrsl
Tho senator was compelled 10 max
many speeches during the day and even
ing, and In all his responses expresses
thc fullest conhdeIA'c in the final oul
tune q the pending contest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-12

tive John g. Otis ui Hamilton county.
tie offered o. resolution that committee
OF i've DEL appointed 10 oncc 90 invest.
gate thc-o specific charges and any other
/ charges OF bribery affecting any mem.
b,r of this house.
Mr.. Ashiuri muvci On amend the rcs.
oluiion so the said committee of five
shall b. empowered TO investigate any
other charges or persons In connection
with the election Of United States sen.
ator. AYES aud nays wen called for on
every motion and thcro was an attempt
at this iuuciurc 90 delay the proceedings
By calls.
A motion was made on the Democrat.
ic side 20 suspend the rules and consider
the Kcnncy resolution az once. This
was defeated by the sane vote Of 81
AYES 20 90 nays, and again there wa.
applause on the Republican side
Tho votes wore on strict party line.
with the exception Of SPEAKER Mason Of
/ Cuyahogo, Representative Bmmlcy Of
Cuyahoga, Jones Of Stark, Scott Of Full
ton and Otis 81 Hamilton, who votes
with the a. Dcmocmuc members.
The name Of Marcus A. Hanna wa
then presented by Representative IL
land Of Noble and was Seconded by T
r. smith OF Dolawarc, Mayor Robcr
. L. McKisson of Cleveland was prosont
Cd by Representative Bmmloy.
Representative Leland praised Sena
Cor Hanna in a diguidCd manner, bu
/ Representative Smith pforrod 20 ucach
. cry Ia Che party in strong terms
I This brought ont Roprslutahv
I Bmmloy in vigorous terms In prcsntin
the namc of Robert T.. McKissou
/ ThcU wCr loud demonstrations. hissg
with cries % "uaitm" Tho nomina
tion of Mckison wac seconded hy Jono
of Stark county, also o Republican
I Democrats took no part excepting /
voting and appiauding. Mr. Jones al
plaudod President Mckinley In nj
grcch. and denounced senator Hamu
Representative nu.t announced d
bad intended Co present che namc ,
Jcphtha Gamrl. but Do would not MOI
do so 90 tho inquest OF that gentleman
rhcrc was gr1at chooring as Gumi
OF Union. Manuel OF Montgomery, joy,
Of Guaomy, norst, Kcmpcr and Lane
Hamilton. cast their votes for Hann
Representative OTIS dosirod TO cxpla.
his vote. bot was shut on under u
rules and ballot went ON with, cheers
tho gallery fr Hanna.
when che rsult Of che ballot was Al
nouncod &c siood Hanna, co. Mcki
son. i0i Warner, I; Wiley, Lcuiz,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-12
CHARGES or BRIBERY,

Representative otls Asserts he Has
Money 60 Vote Dor Hanna.
Columbus. Jan. ll.-Coloncl 7. Q.
Campbell and Others oppoitng llama,
The silver lance., 1898-03-04

The Engineering and Mining Jour
nal says there are signs that the Klon-
dixie craze Is on the decline. A month
or two ago the railroad lines to the Pa
cific coast were making preparations
to carry at least 100000 extra passengers
westward, and we're sure that all would
have share of the additional traffic.
Now, however, it begins to be apparent
that the number in the rush will not be
rs great as was expected. There will
hardly be extra business enough to go
round, and war" over what there is
has already broken out. The Canadian
Pacific begun last week by cutting down
the rates from Eastern points to Puget
Sound one half; but the officers OF that
road claim that they have only done
openly and publicly what other roads
were dong quietly-which is altogether
probable.
The silver lance., 1898-03-04

We suppose some of those rabid think
ers who have charged many crimes to
the abolishment of capital punishment
will no doubt allege the Denver boy muir
derer was guilty Of his crime because Of
the law. As = matter of fact authorities
on criminals agree that the degree Of
punishment does not deter those about
to commit crime, though the almost GER
tainty of punishment does. The Denver
youth in reality is not guilty Of murder,
for he struck a playmate in heat Of
passion. without thought Of commit
ting a crime.
The silver lance., 1898-03-04

Preaching peace and preparing for war
seems to be the true condition Of this
country today. The Winchester Arms
Company has ceased the manufacture of
sporting goods and is running night and
day on government orders, turning out
eight million cartridges daily. New guns
are being transported to the coast de-
fenses OF both oceans. Admiral Schley
will relieve Admiral Sicard in command
OF the Atlantic squadron, of the coast Of
Florida. War may be a long ways of,
but the United States proposes to be
ready.
The silver lance., 1898-03-04

One OF the worst drawbacks to many
mining camps is the great amount Of idle
properties held by men who have no per-
sonal interest in the region, other than to
throw obstacles in the path Of progress
by demanding exorbitant prices when it
happens their dead property is needed to
carry forward the plans Of more enter
prising people. There are many claims
and patented properties held by this class
OF holders in this district. In the matter
OF claims On which annual assessments
are kept up, the owners in some instances
are poor men who are hoping to cut into
good ore each year, that may enable
them to continue development work.
But the injurious element is the fellows
holding properties which they will not
work themselves. and are so afraid that
some one might make few cents that
they will not lease on any kind of TERMS
The silver lance., 1898-03-04
Toast.

There's narrowing tale,
With a sorrowing wall,
Borne to us from the tropic sea:
The tale Of the dying,
Where the sad winds signing
Ask. vast chance or base treacheryf"
In the cold, pale moonlight,
Under the stars Of night,
The tossing waves in anger frown,
And the darkening gloom
OF a swift coming gloom
Pervades all through Havana town.
Then with no empty boast
Let's quaff solemn toast,
That we'll avenge the Don's dark crime
And emblazon their name
As a beacon Of shame.
On the blood stained shores Of time.