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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15

Sweden also now proposes to send ar
expedition toward the North Pole
Austria will repeat her experiment;
England has an expedition on foot
Uncle Sam tancies the same enterprise
and Prussia, France and Russia coult
doubtless be tempted. Why. then, will
not all these nations join their forces
Tor cooperation on common plan? One
Z grand Arctic expedition, supported by
Ihe naval resources of seven nations
would perhaps be somewhat nearer the
possibility of successful struggle with
pature than smaller expedition, ant
by the movement of the expeditions il
echelon, one might at last start aimos'
tresh at the point at which the endeayor
is commonly abandoned.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15
NEW PAPER HANGINGS


This season we show new pat
terms and designs in Paper
Hangings, which, for exquisite
taste, richness of finish, and low
ness of prices, have never been
exceIled in the West.
Our new styles comprise Par
lOr, Drawing.rO0m, Library,
Dining-room and Hall Papers.
Our entire stock is new, and in
cludes both foreign and dOmes-
tic workmanship. We cordially
invite our customers and the
public to an inspection of our
Paper Hangings and Window
Shades.
The Camargo Manufacturing Co.,
Il. BRENEMAN, Proprietor, $
81 West Fourth Street.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15

NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS, in
every branch of literature, Fine Station
egy, Ladies' Note Paper, Visiting Cards
and Card Cases, Pocket-books and Cut
lery, Albums, stereoscopes and Views,
Croquet, Children's Books and Games,
Chromos, Notices, Illuhinations, Sun
day-school Music-books, at STEVENS
Bookstore, 39'West Fourth street (next
to st. PaupsJ. my15-5t
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15
LETTING NO. 81.

CsEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY
= the Board Of Trustees Of the Cincinnati
Southern Railway, until MONDAY, May 81,
1876. at 10 o'clock noon, for the grading and
masonry on Sections l3 to 80, inclusive, Diyi-
Division "B,n in Boone, Kenton, Grant and
Fayette counties, Kentucky. Profiles and
specifications can be seen at No. (RoomN No,
4j w. Third st., Cincinnati, OhiU. The Board
reserves the right to reject anyior all bids.
BY order or the Board.
4 MILES GREENWOOD, President,
[my15-3t-S s. Tu &16l 4
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15
MAY "a, 1875, at 1 o'cl'I

VIII be sold at auction, on the premises, 1914
splendid building lots. varying in size from rs
to 75 feet in front by 100 to 2l6 feet in depth.
They are close to the Carthage pike, near the
Clifton tol-gate, at which point the Mount
Auburn Street Railroad will be soon extended,
making but short distance to walk to this
property. Good schools and churches are near
at hand In Avondaie, st. Bernard and Cory
Vile, making these lots desirable, both for
residence or investment. There has been no
property in this vicinity offered for years which,
for location and terms of easy payments, has
equalcd this. The terms are $50 cash on deliv-
cry OF deed, and $50 each year, with interest,
payable annually until the lot is paid for. AS
the sale will be large one, lunch will be
furnished on the premises free. Tickets by Mt.
Auburn Street Railroad and Inclined Plane
will be furnished by calling on the auctioneers
at 44s Main street and 66 West Third street, on
the day Of sale. ....
Each lot offered will be sold without reserve,
and any person who can pay $50 a year can Sc
cure home. Each purchaser must make q
deposit $40 on day OF sale with the auctioneers
on each lot purchased, to secure the, sale
Title perfect. my15-2t,15,22
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15

Rev. P.,D. Thompson, rector of Christ
Church, Kent Island, Md, notifies the
church to beware of a chap who halls
from that place and calls himself Rev. j.
A. Thompson, and is out on begging
expedition, ostensibly for feeble church
es, but really Tor his own use. Pass him
along.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15

u A clergyman at Brighton, England, is
building an underground church at a
post of $4,000, to accommodate the fish
ing population In one quarter ofthe city.
koe al the road, and is reached by de-
5cendmg fight OF stone steps.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15

r 90. F.-The officers and members Of
i. Washing gton Encampment will meet at
" m Penn Hall TOMORROW Sunday at l
O'Clock, to attend the funeral Of Patriarch w.
L. F. Gates. Patriarchs OF other Encampments
invitel to attend r. E. FISHER, G. P.
II, C. POWERS, Scribe. 1t
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15

LIVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD--To
~ come and see the great wire sign at s..
MARX, go w. Fifth st., second door east Of
Plum, where you can buy boots, shoes, CATERS
and slippers at prices that defy competition.
He has just opened a fine line Of children's col
ored shoes; also the latest style OF Centennial
slippers. Cali and see them. 1T
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15

o. g. T.-QUEEN CITY LODGE WILL
L. give their Fourth G and Entertainment at
their hall, northwest corner Of Eighth and
freeman, THIS Saturday EVENING. Ad-
mission, 25C. Doors open at N O'Clock. Per-
fOrmance begins at O'clock. it,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15
DIED.

TIPPANHAUER-May 18th, Emilia Eles-
beth Katharine. aged SIX months and 10 days,
daughter of John +. and Julia Tippanhauer.
Funeral 10Th inst, at O'clock p. NJ, from
1893 w est Liberty street, Friends of the family
are invited to attend. my14-2tt
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15
UExTHER rREDrUrIoNs.

~ CINCINNATI, Saturday, May 15-Noon.
twill probably be fair or partly cloudy the
next "a or 81 hours, with possiblya light local
shower.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15

VNTANTED-lO0 Men and Boys wanted to
w sell Medals Of the German Catholic Re
lief Association this afternoon and to- morrow.
JAS MURDOCH, JR., 165 Race st. 1t
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15
D. Il. BALDWIN g. co.


DECKER BROS PIANOS
TTAVE WON FOR THEMSELVES THE
iI i general acknowledgment that in
QUALITY OF TONE, orr
L AND STERLING EXCELLENCE
I OF MANUFACTURES,
THEY ARE WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
ttThe Decker Brothers won their success by
sol1d merit: they holu it by unremitting effort
ia the same edireetion."-[N. Y. Tribune.
"Decker Brothers instruments have attained
the enyiable distinction OF being, in all re-
sbhScs; sbis co;untry.aEIN 7. World.
"The Decker Brothers instrument
developed a volume of dne musical tone such
as we have never before heard from piano."
IN. Y. Weekly Review.
and Square Pianos, we offer afine assortment OF
THE VALLEY GEM PIANOS,
Hazleton Brothers., Bloomfield & OTIS, Hal
lett & Comston. and Ellington Piano 20.
Pianos, the celebrated
ESrEY COTTAGE ORGANS, &c.
| Possessing facilities for the transaction of
business not surpassed In the West, buy ing
only from reliable manuIacturers, ana at tne
lowest prices at which good instruments can
be furnished, we are enabled to offer at all
times the greatest inducements to those de-
string Instruments
PIANOS AND ORGANS TO RENT.
instruments Sold on Easy Payments,
We invite all Interested to visit our rooms
and take pleasure in answering any inquiries
| from parties alta distance -
=, ID. H. BALDWIN q CO.,
158W. Fourth st., and 1850 Elm st.
! 'Gmyl4-Stl >
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15

Besides Decker Brothers unrivaled
Grand, Upright and Square Pianos, we
offer at all times the largest and best as.
sortment in the city Of Pianos and Or.
gans, at prices and on terms that can moi
fail to please. D.'H. BALDWIN & CO..
1853 W. Fourth street.
ja15-1y-Tu, THIS
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15
9Th 0, V. |. Benevolent Association.

A IL members Of this Association are re-
N quested to meet at Nos. "a and 26 West
Court street. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 2
o'clock, Magic, 1876, for business Of Importance.
my14-2t* L. CARPENTER, Pres't
r o. .. F.-The members Of VIM. Penn
/. Lodge will meet at their hall To- NOR
ROW Sunday at ! O'Clock, to attend the
funeral OF our late Brother W. L. f. Gates.
Members of other Lodges are invited.
Z. DE RITTER, N.'G.
II, POWERS, Per. Sec'y. 1t
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
Massacre of a ships Crew.

SAN FRANorsco, February 15-TLe
sydney Herald of January 10 gives an
account OF the massacre of the captain
officers, and crew of the trading brig
James Bernie, of Sydney, by the ma
tives of Howes Islands The ships
company, consisting of the captain,
two officers, carpenter, steward, siA
seamen, forty colored laborers, aud one
passenger, was divided into three par
ties on arriving at the islands; and sta
toned on different islands, when the
natives surprised and captured the brig
and all the shore parties except that OF
the second officer, VIM. Rhodes who
escaped with sixteen colored men in
boat, and after being for days without
food or water they reached Solomon
Island. Subsequently the American
whaler, Benjamin Cummings, took
them up and carried them to Bird Is
land, whence they were taken to Ho-
bart Town by the brig Wolverine. 1t
is reported that six vessels have been
captured by the natives of these is
lands and their crews massacred.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
A Turnpike Lined with Oysters.

A Reading oysterman says that about
eighty boats, loaded with oysters, were
laid up at the month of the Mahon river
east of Dover, Delaware. The oysters
being frozen it became necessary to get
them into market in that condition, or
suffer great loss. Under these cir
cunstances, Dover was soon overflow
ed with oystermen, who had come TO
engage teams to haul them in sacks to
the depot, where they were shipped in
cars for Philadelphia. Seventy-fve
teams were advertised for at 81. 80 per
load, which the farmers within reach
eagerly supplied, and for an entire day
the road was lined with teams of all
imaginable descriptions. Inthe mean
time oysters took sudden rise in price
in the markets, and went up from $40
per thousand to $40, enough to more
than pay all the increased expenses OF
reshipment by the cars. Ready Eagle.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
An Arctic Winter.

This winter will long be remembered
by "the oldest inhabitant" as one Of the
most severe of the century. Within the
past few days we have published reports
from nearly every part Of the North
American Continent, showing low ther.
mometer and heavy storms In New
Mexico, the other day, a stage-driver
holding his reins, was taken of his box
stone dead with cold. In Arizona, semi.
tropical heats have given way to uncom.
Portable cold, and snow falls in unaccus.
toned places. The California plains are
flooded by freshets and the mountains
are buried in snow, Although the over
land trains have not been delayed, the
cold along the Pacific Railroad has been
great. In Wyoming. spirits congealed
in the open air, and snow slides have
caused much loss of life in Utah. The
same is true of Canada. Sandwich Is
land papers complain that the natives.
accustomed to airy garb, are shivering
in the cool breezes, and Australian news.
papers make similar complaint Of Their
country. It has been winter of cold in
Europe, and OF storms and disasters or
the sea. We should hope never to ses
its like again.-Allegheiy Nail.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
I EtFERSON HOUSE.
RFW CASTLE, DEF E4JyARr.
ipHN w Hp.y H..

JOHN w. GRAY. PROPRIETOR
large and beautifully situated house
h.. been put In the very best repair for the
reception OF visitors, who will lind 1t il ali tins
recommendations of a FIRST-C LASS UVrEI
u commands q line view OF the Delaware Bay.
places In the State for excursions mr. nic'nin.
ahr a,,f holse is kept in the best style, the bai
nilen WIN the choicest Wines liq,inrs and
malt drinks, and table supplied with the sub
sionists can arrive by boat or rail. Poriins
VINO VINO wish to go fishing or boat riding on the
nooie delaware. can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage OF the public
ID respectfully solicited. p""''s
jy22tt " cpay
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17

James Gordon Bennett is building a
mansion at Brighton, England.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
Mrs. Fiteh,s Diamonds.

The Senate bill providing for the ad
mission, free of duty, of the diamonds
given as q wedding present by the
Khedive of Egypt to Mrs. Mime Sheg-
man Fitch was taken from the Speakers
table to-day and passed on motion OF
Mr.. e. r. Hoar. As soon as the Pre-
sident signs the bill, therefore, Mrs
Fitch will be at liberty to possess and
wear her splendid wedding gift.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17

EM0VAL.-P. Il. FLINN has removed
III from the Fourth street Market to tn
New MARKET, Third and King streets. stalls
79 and 30. whore he hopes to supply his Gus
msrs az usual, Thankful for past favors he
hopes to be the recipient Of many more from
sssnsr0na aublie.. nov26d&w
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
HO1'EES.
II tEYfRRN HOTEL, =
n. ". COR FOURTH AND OpANcp CIV,
c. J. KYLE, Pnopurop

The above House has been u,t m .ou,,,o,,
repair for the reception of guests, whers
they VIII receive all the accommodation. nj
a FIityf CLASS HOTEL. ~
saf hiieo with choicest wines, liquors. cigars.
&C., md the table supplied with the i,esf ~ 3
inafAet anords. Transient and permanen
boarders accommodated at moderate rntes
GOOD stabling and attentive hostIerg' A i,b.
sOlicited.
Rugsdlf
The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
COAL AND WOOD.

MARKEf sTREET WHARF,
wnMMaToN. DEL.
aoGEsALE AND REfAia bK4t sns;
M
lANfaRAClTt a AND BiTUMlEous COAL.
The only arm In this city receiving coal
daily all rail-, from Cumberland region.
The only iirm selling kkCI.USIV LY the
Lehish and WilkesbarFs Coal Company .
Ceal.
Every one should use the shawnee Coal for
family. steam or manufacturing purposes,
We guarantee II to make leas ashes, prove
than any coal offered IN this market.
ASK FOR sHAWNE COAL.
BURN sHAwNEE coal.
1.ii your friends what you think OF the
,.... SHAWNEE coal, ,,
'>-tAnRIfs WARNER h co.
riaB Market Street Wharf.
lOus PATENT WAGONS
dumping on the pavement.
Il. w. BUSH 4 son,
| lanlV AZ French Street Wharf.
--t--------r--r---------------
JOSEPH FOUT.
| eEl.Ls ENTERPRISE. HARLRIdH AND
SHAWNEE COAL.
AT bChUYLKILL PRICES.
k'Jak and Pine WOOD by the cord and sawed,
We try to excel all our netghbOrs In the
preparation OF Our Coal, how far we have sue
eeeded We will leave to oar customers to say
| tor w. JOSEPH FOUT,
ieli Orange and Water Streets.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-25
PUBLISHED BY THE BOHEMIAN PRINTING CO., 1 Str CLEVELAND
KOcnik Ill CtVrtek dne 1875. (isIo 49,

takovym katolikdm. Katolici Oni ne.
Jsou katoliky! Oni jsou katollky toho
druhu, ktefi podvadi sidi chude, neve
dome, nevinne irske pfistehovalce, ienz
prlchazl sem vlasti sve; muzov6, ktefi
svadi kraiany sve, ably iedva nekolik me-
slcu teto zemi stravili, kfiVou pfisaholl
vydobyli 81 ObGanstvi; muzove, ktefi ne.
mali ami viry ami milosrdenstvi V srdcich
svych. A Wy mn6 tn zas namitnete:
,Vsak ia znam dobre muze zeny, dobre
kneze biskupy, dobre otce matky, Wy
chovane vesmes We svobodnych skolach,"
Pravda, ale ii jsou vzacne vyminky, je-
den tisice ano deseti tisicG. A Wy
mne zas namitnete: ,,Ale vzdyt nektefi
ucitelove .isolI katolici." Avsak co toho!
Co pax ii v6di hfisich kolem nich, o
tech piklech "a nepravostech lotrovstvi. (.
Oni tom nevtdi nCeho; oni to nevidi
Ale my knezi to vine. (Shledavaii to mel
spise sami ma sobe, podvod a nepravost S
kn6zem ttm6f srostly. Poz. sazeGe). Jdete
a prohlidnete 81 zachody n6ktere svobod-
ne skoly (rozkosne TO nabidnuti; do "a
chodd posila pater Walker svt poslucha-
&c pro ddvody prot svobodnym skolam.
Sazec.) Tam naleznete oplzle 'kresby
cmaraniny az strnete { A katolickych
skolach ne! pater Walker zajiste Sc
mladi ma takov6 pekn6 veci pamatuje.
Ease sazeG. Pravim. katolici, ze nemate
ami poneti nebezpeti, ktere svobodnymi
skolami hrozi spase vasich deti. Nepfate-
le bozi re vsech svych sill Sc namahaji,
aby sc zmocnili vychovani mladeze, cmz
doufaii zniciti blahodeiny vliv knezi Ho-
spodinovych."
Toto posledni jest svata pravda. Svo-
bodomyslni lide mezi mimi nejsou
saini neznabozi - usiluji, ably vychovani
mladeze odnato bylo knezim, temto IL
hlavnim nepfatelGm rozumu, pravdy, svo
body pokroku lidskeho, oni re vsech sill
chteii namahati Sc, ably Sc vychoyani
mladeze teto zeni nezmocnili knezi.
Nebof ma Spanelsku, ltali a vsech kato.
lickych zemich, zvlaste ale ma Irsku vidi-
me, k temu ii kn6zi mladez Jim svefenon
vychovali!
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PINCHBACK, ieiz senatofi Morton

PINCHBACK, ieiz senatofi Morton
a Logan, vzdor tube oposici demokratd a
nekterych poctivych republikand zivou
moci chit dostati do senatu, Jest synem
jednoho zhyraleho plantaznika Georgia
jmenem Holmes, ktery jej s jednou spani
lou mulatkou, otrokyni to jeho, zplodil.
Jsa synem otrokyn6 byl Pinchback take
otrokem spustlemu otci ami We snach ne
napadlo, ably jej pustil ma svobodn.
Tento Holmes byl naru2ivy hrat, ktery
ma mississippskych parnicich vsechen cas-
travil, hraje velke penize pokera, euch-
ra a podobn6 hazardni hry. Mlady
Pinchback, ktery byl milatkem ieho, pro
vazel jej; stale Sc jednou, ze prohral vsec
ky penize sve nemaje jiz co by vsadil,
dal do sazky sveho syna, iejz kapitan par
niku stastne vyhral. Mlady ostrovtip-
ny mnlat Pinchback naucil Sc cisti a psa-
ii, ziskal 81 hezkou cast penez kdyz by
10 otroctvi zruseno otrokim svoboda
dana, pustil Sc do Noveho Orleanse, kde
otevfel hostinec restauracil, jenz byl te-
mef vyhradn6 cd ddstoinikd spolkove
armady navstevovan. Nepratele jeho
tvrdi, ze hostinci eho byla i tajna her.
ma ano ze i bohyni Venusi oltaf, ma
nemz oticifi severni armady obetovali, V
mem postavil, ale pfatele ieho zlym tenn
.jazykam nevefi. Spekulacemi v bavlne
porusovanim blokady pfistavu stastny-
mi pozemkovymi obchody mlady mulat
zbohatl. Pfirozeno ze jej vlohy obrat-
most jeho pudily ma kolbiste politicke,
kde 81 zahy vydobyl jmeno brouseneho a
ysemi mastmi mazaneho politika
o jehoz pfizen Sc vsichni carpetbagfi dra-
Ii, nebof mel naramny vliv ma Gernochy.
On Sc spoil Warmothem zle povest,
dial Sc volit do louisianskeho snemu, "a
sta val jeden vysoky 1fad po druhem a
provedl konecne nejsm6lejsi myslenku
svou: byti zvolenu do spolkoveho senatu,
do sboru neipfednejsich vlastenc6, statni-
kd slechetnikd americkych, k nemuz
narod co k vyboru americkych vytecni
ki velik OH 1ctivosti vzhlizi. Ma nest6
sti dela Sc volba jeho prostfedky tax
nekalymi ze az dos,d vzdor kfecovite
mu nsili senatora Mortona, ktery jest IL
znanou hlavou republikanske vetsiny @
snad cels r.publikanske strany, nebyls
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-25

uznana. Jeho pani jest pr} oslhuiici
krasy a Jest dcerou bohateho mulata, kite
ry Sc narodil co svobodnik. Pravi Sc, ze
mu tento dceru svoji "a zadnou cenu
dati nechtel, ale krasna oktadron
ka ljinak nedala. Jest plet6 sn6hobile,
oci cernYch a jiskfivych .iako brouseny
demant. Take Pinchback jest velmi he-
zky mnz, ma nemz afrikansky pdvod ie-
no neni znaly; podoben Jest spise Span6
lu nebo kubanci. - Vypravi Sc, ze hla.
vne manzelky ostatnich senatort iine
vznesene danny proti pfipusteni ieho do
senatu pixie kuly, ably snad potom spi.
Pinchbackovou stykati Sc nemusely.
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Ill. ia nov ic

"a Seneca Str. Cleveland, o.,
odporutuie sc svym krajanam zylastG W
bornym pivem a vsemi druhy napoja.
aay- Diva velmi pekn6 zfizenekuleGniky
jsou vzdy k zabave miovnikR hry t6to Sc
vsim prisluzenstvim pohotoye. !
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Anlerika
5 tor j ohnson

Il
Washington, 90 bfez. Jelikoz
Sc rozhlasilo, re senator Andy johnson z
Tennessee bude zalezitosti Louisianske
fecniti, nahrnulo Sc do kapit6lu tolik lid
stva, mezi mimi zvlaSte danny, re ma gale
rich pfedsinich nebylo hnud. DolG
do sine dostavilo Sc mnozstvi poslancd a
linych osob vynikajicich Ma dennim po-
fadku byla resoluce Frelinghuysenova,
ctenardm nasim ,iiz znama; resoluce Ia
zada, ably senat jednani presidentovo V
zalezitosti louisiansk6 schvalil Kellogg
own vladu uznal. Kdyz Johnson povstal
ably mluvil, byl pozdraven bouflivym po-
tleskem. V podstat6 pravil nasledovni:
uTato resoluce zamysli uznati skutky a
jednani, kter6 pokladam "a poruseni or
ganickeho zakona zeme te pfieiny ne
mohu nj souhlasiti ale budu proti nj
hlasoyati." Dale liGil Johnson povsech-
ny STAY zem6 dosel k tfetimu terlninu:
prayil, ze Grant zamysli po tfeti "a pre-
sidenta kandidovat, coz by republice ra.
nu smrtelnou zasadilo. On varoval zemi
pred zradnou politikou, iz jest uchvatitel
cele, uchyatitel, ktery jest to republi-
ku zniciti a cisafstvi zaloziti. Nenahlidne-
Ii lid nyni hrozici to nebezpeGi, tedy bu-
de pozdeji malomocny k odvraceni jeho
vojansky despota bude mu panovati ne
obmezenE a libovolne. Senator skonGil.
vyzyvaje lid, ably Sc vzchopil pokud Gas
ustavu zachranil. : Pfste podame
fe6i tie upln6isf vytah.
- Pr hlasovani pfijata pfedce konec-
ne resoluce Frelinghuysenova Sc zmGnou,
nayrzenou od senatora Anthonyho.
Vsichni republikan6 hlasovali pro,
vsichni demokrate prUti. Christiancy
Robertson ohrazovali Sc proti Commence,
jakO by snad Kelloggovu vladu co zakon.
nitou uznavali.
Usneseni to mi:
.Usneseno, ze Sc jednani presidentovo
celici k ochrane vlady Louisiana, ieiiz
vykonnou hlavou w. p. Kellogg Jest,
obyvatelstvu toho statu proti vnitfnim ma
silnostem k prevalent zakona Spoi.
statd schvaluje." Jak videt, neni tom
to usneseni Kelloggova vlada vyslovnG
uZnana
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plantazi dra. Hamiltona strzeno a pfeko-
ceno deset staveni.
22. bf. Pobliz Milledgevillu sDofeno
Is domd. We Sparte pfislo nekolik lidi
0 zivot. PAM Masseyova dcera jeii by
ly padaiicimi krovy umackany. Cely
pruh zeme, kudy desny organ ten Sc bral
Jest poust. Mezi strzenymi domami ma.
leza Sc n6kolik kosteld a vefeinych bu
dov. Bida V spustosenych okresich Jest
hrozna. Mayor Augusty pfiiima pfispev
ky ku podpofe pohromou ton navstive-
nych.
%. bf. Draha tornado byla 200 a mi
sty az 900 yardd siroka. Vichficovy vir
tr ten byl cylindrovity a vrtil Sc kruhu
smerem cd severn k iihu nesmirnou rv-
chlosti. Pred MIN sc tahnouci mracno
byla cerne jako noe pdl mile vysoke.
Pohybovalo Sc smerem vychodnim ne
Patrnou odchylkou k severn. Po zpusto-
Semi Camaku Sc tornado rozdelilo; ieden
dill pohyboval Sc severovychodne i pre-
krocil feku Savannahu; oba dily sifily
zpoustu rovnou zbGsilosti. Obrovske,
stalete duby byly .iako rakos vytrzeny a
6tvrt, p6l ano tfi ctvrte mile daleko "a
neseny. Tornadu pfedchazel silny ra-
chot, jake stfelba vzdalene batterie del.
Jeden ocity sv6dek pravi: Smysly mo-
je byly zdesenim upln6 omameny. O.
zvala Sc rama, hfmeni, rachot a mezi to
misllo Sc ma sta tech nejpodivn9jsich ne
zvuki. Slime stavene budo-
Wy sesuly Sc pod navalem vichru ako
hromady dfivi nebo cihel duby, staleti
vichrdm vzdorujici, byly vejpdl pfetrze-
ny iako rukou obra. s olIres6 Georgii
a 3 severni Karoline byly tornadem
navstiveny.V okresich tech panuie nyni
velky nedostatek.
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Augusta, Georgia, 20. bf. H

Augusta, Georgia, 20. bf. Hroz-
ne tornado zurilo dnes teto kraiine, pro
vazeno destem kroupami. V nekolika
mestech zkazeno mnoho maietku coz
politovanihodnejsi, mnoho zivot1 lid
skych zmafeno. V Camanku pfi draze
Georgia strzeno n6kolik domk1. Tho
mas G.. +. Esline byl zabit nekolik o.
sob tezce poraneno. Pobliz Thompsonu,
40 mil cd Augusty, velka zpousta zpiso
bena vice osob usmrceno. Taktez v
mestecku Appiago, v okresu Columbia.
V Aukin. jizni Karolin6, pobofen je
den katolicky kostel 1plne. Vsecky
vlaky do Augusty jedouci Sc znacne zpo.
zdily.
81. bf Tornado p6sobil hrozn6 zpou-
sty, TRIAL domy, vyvracoval stromy, ka.
eel ploty usmrcoval lidi dobytek
Pobliz Camanku meli baptist kostele
SVEN shromazd6ni; tornado pfitrhl a po
bofil hostel, pfi cemz osoby byly zabity
20 osob poraneno. Zpousta tornadem
zpdsobena tahla Sc okresy Edgefild, All
ken Barnwell Jizni Karoline. NJ
nekterych mistech byly osoby az ma 6(
yardd vichrem odneseny. Ma plantaz
pani Waltonov6 pobofeno kazde staveni
i krasne, palacove obydli plantaznice. '
okresu Columbia byli til cernosi zabiti
20 jinych osob vice memo poraneno. N,