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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09

VOLBY V KALIFORN1 vypadly
vesmes We prospech demokratd, ktefi ce-
lou statni ticketn, vsecky statni a re ctyr
kongresnich poslancd tin zvolili. Mimo to
zvitezili San Francisku a jinych ddlezi-
teisich mistech phi mestske volbe. Vitsz-
stvi toto jest pfekvapujici. Do nedavna
nalezel stat tax zyanym nezavislym q
protimonopolistam, ktefi We snemu vetsi
nu mai statecneho guvernera Bootha
do spolkoveho senatu zvolili. Strana by
la Kalifornii nejdfive organizoyana a
dobyls phi prvnim objeyeni Sc ma bojisti
skvele vitezstvi. Druhe vit9zstvi dobyla
We Wiskonsine. Ale jake zde tax Y
Kalifornii nastoupila reakce, to jest hnu-
Il nezavislych po prvnim viteznem nabe
hu nadobro ochablo, takze druhe poruse-
ne strany hrave zvitezily. v Kalhorni
Jest strana demokraticka praye tax JAKE
byla repuhHkanska - nastrojem zelezni'
niho banskeho mouopolu, kteryz ka
lifornii vsemohouci Jest. Senator Sharon
kterf Jest dvacateronAsobny milionaf, |
samovrah Ralston, byvaly president ka
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09

- N6meek} ulusmontan hrabe Stoll.
berg upustil cd zameru pofadati valne
poute nemeckych katoliki do Lourdes.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09
I'll GREGG goyina.

Cafihrad, I. zafi. V Bosn6 ziednan
1plny pofadek, Herzegovina cast.
Srbsky ministr zahranicnich zale2itos
ii uvedomil tureckou vladu, ze ucini raz
ma opatfenl k zamezeni vpadani ozbroic
nych druzin srbskJch do Hercegoviny.
s 9faau k1e<sh6to Sesase,ay farar
prazsk6 evsng. cirkve p. b. Kosut podal
prot rozsudku superintendeneniho vybo-
ru novy rekurs sice k stolici posledni.
t. j. c. k. vrchni cirkevni rad6 We Vidni.
cd nfz 81 pan Kosnt slbuic pfiznivtisi
rozhodnuti sye pre- kdyby tu suspenzt
byla potvrzena. odyola sc p. L. kosut k
cisaii. - Y otevfenem listu, v ,,Cesko-
bratrskem Hlasu" uyefeinenem, prohla-
suje p. kosut: ,,kdyz suspense nebude
behem mesice srpna zruSena, ia sam sus-
pensi tuto zrusim, nebot cirkey prazskd
uposlechne rady me a zalozi cirkey prot.
skotskon "a nj pIjdou tisicove, ktefi
touzebn6 tekaii M rczhodny krok cirkve
prazske."
1koden,ie kjestanskd q Paze odbyva-
la nedeli ustavujici valnou hromadu.
AZ posud pfihlasilo sc asi 30d clend. E.
eelem akademie Jest p6stovani vtdy a
umeni duchu cfrkye katolicke, pece o
reformu zvelebovdni hubby chramove
a pe6e zachovani starozitnosti cirke7-
nich. Prostredky, iichz iednota k dosa
zeni dcelu sveho uziva isou: spolkova kni
hovna, stala vystava del um6leckych ra.
zu cirkevniho, sbirky starozitnosn kfe-
stanskych, zvlastc vlasteneckych, yGdec-
Ike badani a vydavani kneh neb Gasopis1.
pfednasky budou die toho zfizeny ETY.
ry odbory: v6decky, hudebni, vytvar
nych umeni archeologicky. Ia pfedse
du zvolen byl hyv. ministr p. Jos. Jire
eek "a jeho nam6stka dr. M karlach, d.
tedtelstva pax PIP. kanovnik V Stulc, DIR
X Borovy, prof. DR.. Bauer, stavitel Bar
yitus, sochaf l. Simek, p Ferd. Lebner
Jos. Foerstr, dr. Smolik, malif Jos. Hell
Itch, malif Sequens, prof. Droz p Ian.
ger
OaAas krdle Frdinanaa. Rimsky !
zurnal ,,Fanfula" pise: ,,Sdelujeme nasle
dniici zpravu. "a ieiiz pravdivost nikterab
nerucme: Cisaf Ferdinand, ktery pied
nedavnem zenfel, odkazal posledni svt
vili sy. otci deset miliond zlatych, pal
vsechny skvosty sye kaple. V kodicir
posledni vile doplnil odkaz ten draho.
cenym nacinim porcelanovym sklen6-
fnym, ktere zesnul6mu nalezelo. Desc
miliond zlatych, iakoz skvosty byly il;
a sice jistym bankefem We vatikanu ode
vzdany. Znalci, ltefi skvosty prohledli
odhadli cenu iejich ma million lira llir.
40 kr.) pfi temz neni umela prace pocita
ma. Papoz hodla pry nekterymi skvost,
temi museum pro krestanske umGni, KITE
re Sc We vatikanske knihovn4 naleza. obo
haiti. Nacini porcelanove sklenene dc
ide teprye druhe polovici tohoto mesict
Pravi SO, 10 SO mezi Rim nachazi dvoi
porcelanove stolni nacini pfedesleho ste
lett, ktere miloynici podobnych v6ci zli
tenn zvazi."
Nadafs pynalrajl. Ma zemepisnG W
stave ' Pafiz, iez t6chto dnd Sc odbyva
> la byly take vystaveny mapy statistick
. kancelafe uherske, nichz ide ma iev,
: ze uherskych kraj ajinach, V nichz pfevl
da narodnost madarska, rocni poGet zt
mfelych yetsl jest nez poeet narozenyc
Ma zaklade toho napsal pafizsky prot,
}. sor deiepisu Drapeyron clanek lis
3 XIX. Steele" v nemz tvrdi, ge NADIA
, vymiraji ze jieh "a dve al tti sta let
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09
Amerika.
N epokoie Mississippi.

Washington. Z. zaH. Generalni-
ho pravniho zastupce dosel telegram cd
distriktniho pravniho zastupce Spoj. statd
vJackson, v Mississippi, vztahuiici Sc k ne
davnym mezi btlochy cernochy nasilno-
stem. Minulou sobotu odbyvan totiz
Clintonu, Miss. meeting, phi kter6m to
rnezi cernochy belochy Ike krvav6 rvac-
ce pfislo, kterez tFi belosi ctyfi cerno-
81 zastfeleni, JIM pax vice meme poraneni
byli. Telegrafuiici ufednik mini, ze stat
nj utady neisou to dalsim nasilnostem
pfitrz uGiniti. Generalni pravni zastupce
odp1vtd6l spolkovemu ufadniku, ably re
vsi silly zachovani pofadku sc zasadil.
V tom pfipade, kdyz by autorita spolko
vych tfadd ohrozena byla tyto 0 po-
moe zadaly, navrhne generalni pravni I'd
stupce, ably jim vojenska pomoc byla po-
skytnuta.
Krvava re zmezi Gernochy
belochy,
yicksburg, 6. zafi. Zdeisi Herald
pfinasi nasleduiici podrobnosti o krvave
rvacce, ktera Sc mezi belocby a cernochy
Clintone, Miss. strbla. V Clintone jest
V patnosti zakon, jimz prodei lihovin phi
volbach politickych shromazdenich "a
kazan Jest. Nekolik mladych lidi Ray
mondu pfineslo sebou lahey kofalky.
Mezi tim, co ieden fecnik mluyil, uchylil
sc .akysi Martin Sevely stranou, ably 81 2
lahve zavdal. derny marsal, zachova-
nj pofadku pfi meetingu schyalne ustano
yeny, to vid6l pfistoupil k Sevelymu a
zakazal mu pitt. Aysak Delosi zakazu je
ho nedbali podavali 81 lahev cernoehovi
navzdor; tento pokusil sc vyryati jim la
hev, toho ale povstala rvanice, niz Sc
veIv marSala lahvi do hlavy udefil. Ger
ny statni senator Caldwell pfibehl sna-
I'll Sc rozvzteklene rvaGe upokojiti, COZ sc
mu ale nepodafilo. Bro ma to pfitahlo
ma misto rvacky asi sto cernochd, nichz
ieden vypalil. Po tomto vystfelu nasta-
la vseobecna sarvatka. Seyely vyatrilel
vsecky rany syeho revolveru. Cernosl
vyzvali no, aby Sc vidal, Seyely sc vidal,
byl ale ma miste Cd rozzufenych Gernochd
ma zem povalen a ubit, nacez mrtyola Jeho
surove zkomolena oloupena byla. kdyz
mu prstu zlaty prsten stazen byti memo
hl, byl mu cd cerne hyeny lidskou tvafi
prst ufiznut. Ma to zavrazdili rozllceni
krveziznivi cernosi jakehosi Childse We
ylastnim dvofe jeho pred ocima jeho 70
diny. Frank Thompson, nadany nlady
advokat, byl asi dve mile cd mista, kde
fez zacala, mrtev nozemi rozsapan male
zen. John Neal ranen smrteln6 do Pile
linemu b6lochu rozstfeleDa ruka. Ne
daleko Clintonu lezelo deset mrtvych 6ei
nochd, jedenscty dvanacty byli po-
slednim tazeni.
Belosi Clintonsti organizovali Sc Timed
branne telegrafovali do Vicksburgu c
pomoc. o 7. hod. vecer pfibylo do me-
stecka sto padesate muzd vicksburgu
krone toho pfisia posila zc Jacksonu. Ma
vlak, pfivazejici belochdm posilu, bylc
cd cernochd stfileno kolei byla ma lnno
hych mistech kaMeny drvamy zatarase
ma. Guverner jmenoval generala Geor.
ge velitelem milice ulozil mu ziednan
pokoje pofadku. o 10. hodine vece1
bylo mesto pokojne.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-22
DENIES AND ASKS QUESTIONS.

The san denies that either that paper
or its correspondent "A candidate for
Mayor" meant tointimate that the Mayor
and Aldermen had been purchased to
vote a favor TO the Cairo Il -. LoniS rail-
road company, by few passes. Well, if
the Sun correspondent didn't mean TO
intimate corruption, why did he refer to
the passes held by the Mayor and Alder
men, and say. in substance: The COM
pany Is about to ask another favor. Had
not the company better give passes
again z" If that is not the intimation that
passes might buy them to vote for the
favor to be asked, what is it:
But the Sun now adopts the charge OF
corruption by asking us: "Why were
the passes given TO the Mayor and Alder
men who had done nothing to descrv,
themY' and by saying: ''lf Mr.. Oberly
will answer this question. then we'll ask
some more. it may be, about Sunday
buggy ride, about town. Sc.
Now, this is cowardiy. II the san be-
licyes hat the Mayor or any Alderman
was purchased TO do d dishonest act by a
free pas, or buggy ride Il should say so.
aud HOt, like pO!iTCon. ;.,h question,
that hint charges OF dishonesty bu, DO
rot assert them.
All railroad companies that i..ue passes
give. we believe. passes to city aud county
officials, and We presume the little road
is.aed passes 10 the Iayoraud Aldermen
for this reason. bat we DID not know they
had pas~e- or had been treated 10 bnggy
rides. Passes have not been issued to
them this year. because tn gentlemen
who manage the road have agreed with
the Cairo Short Line road 10 not issue
any free passes to ahy one.
Iiihe S4' man IS not very mean cow
ard. be viii make charges, not hint them
in questions.
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more than il has is fact Of the most as
tonishing kind.
The Penitentiary Investigation may re-
suit in benefit to the State. We kHnr
there has been screw loose In that IN
stitution, aud that sharp men have
managed it TO their own advantage IN 4
financial way. Committees are likely TO
weaken under the manipulation of the
courteous gentlemen in charge of the
prison. but we are sure that. If investiga-
ton is made In good faith. much cotrip-
ton in the management of the prison
will be developed.
The resolution of Hon. f. T.. Albright.
to obtain information about the public IL
stitutlons of the State i a step IN the right
direction. and may elicit facts that will
be OF use In the attempt that should be
made to correct the evils of the manage
ment of those institutions.
Hon. l.. F. Plaier's resolution TO
raise committee to Investigate
the Williamson county muir
ders. should be adopted without de-
lay. The lawlessne.s in Williamson
county Is q disgrace 10 the state. and u
cau-e should be- a.certainel 50 thA: rym-
edy may b. applied.
We hope these Investigations 1ag b
vigorously pursued. and the r.~Ult q
them laid before the pu5lic a, Al early
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the Republican party. Having likened it
to n ship in a stormy sea. he said; Let
those Who wish 20 ashore, but for my
part shall continue the voyage. IL the
Ship goes down shall go down with it,
wht ther on the eek os In the hold Is for
the people OF Wisconsin to say.
BuL when the ship is raised. as IL
individually will be-whcn or how can
not predict. the Great Underwater will
attend 10 that--there will be found still
floating az the peak a flag on which will
be emblazoned-." Here the Senator
tried 20 quote from the Declaration of In
dependence. hut finding his memory
trrachCrous he appealed to Mr.. Conkling
to help him ont. aud then observed. But
am - tired cannot remember the Dec
Arltion of Independence. and think it
time to s'op,' aud with this remark he
at down.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-22
INVESTIGATION,

The spirit Of investigation has taken
possession of the General Assembly.
The STATE House Commissioners are to
be investigated
The Penitenliary Commissioner, are to
be investigated.
The State Institutions are TO he inyesti-
gated.
Williamson county is to be invest.
gated.
That anything will come OF the State
House investigation we do not believe.
The gentlemen who have had the work
In charge have, we do not doubt, consci-
sntiously performed their duty, and
might, with the law TO justify them, have
spent much larger sum of money than
they nave spent. The investigation OF
last Winterproved this to our satisfaction.
and, unless the commissioners have
been stealing like Tweed or Shcpberd
during the past year, they can show that
they have built a splendid building for
less money than the same kind Of build
Ing has been constructed anywhere In
the United States. That 1t has not cost
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-22
AFTER TIE RAILROAD CoNNIs.
sIONIR,.

The Central Committee OF the State
Farmer Association las appointed d
committee 70 walt upon the Board Of Rail-
road and Warehouse Commissioners and
request II 10 enforce the railroad law.
VIII the committee, by instruction Of the
Farmers Association. inform the board
how the law is 10 be enforced By the com
missioner.? What can they do that they
have not done: They have commenced
suit, and are pressing them with all pos
sibie energy, and that i, a. much a. the
commissioners can do. The law. DELAYS
are proverbial, and the Farmers As,o-
citation will learn probably. before
II gets through with the railroad problem.
that haste in its solution can only b,
made slowly. The belief entertained by
not a few unsophisticatcd agricultural
souls, that railroad companies can be
compelled to obey the commands of the
legislature, or OF the officer, OF the peo-
pie appointed or elected to break Town
corporate monopolies," has no founda.
ton IN fact. The railroads are fighting
for valuable privileges, and will only
yield them at the end of long litigation.
Ihey have delayed trial in the
suits brought by the commissioners
upon various pretexts, and, the commits
sioners have been compelled to wait the
pleasure OF the courts. Would the Farm.
ers' Association have the commissioner,
call out the militia of the State and com.
pei The courts 10 decide against the rail-
roads immediately, and at the point OF the
bayonetT lfnot, the Farmers Association
must learn to be patient, and wait unit
the numbering wagon Of justice come,
along.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-22

WILLIAM 4. WALLACE, Democrat. OF
Pennsylvania, has been elected United
States Senator to succeed John Scott. Re
publican: Gen. Francis VI. Cockrell /.
Democrat, Of Missouri, has been elected
TO succeed Carl Schurz Francis Herman.
Democrat. has been elected 70 succeed r..
4. Fenton; Joseph +. Mcdonald. Demo
crat, Of Indiana. has been elected to sue
coed d. ID. Pratt. Republican; Hannibal
Hamlin. of Maine, has been elected his
own successor
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-22
81 OHIO LEvEE, CAIRO, ILLS.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have replenshed our Job Printing Office with
many fonts of new type and have orders out for other
fonts Of the latest popular styles We determined
to establish the reputation of office for rst-class
work, aud make prices so low that the most enthu
siasc patrons Of foreign cities will be compelled to adj
NIT that do work lower prices than any other Of
hce in the country Mr.. Oberly admitted to be one of
the best practical job printers West and Soutl -
assumed personal supervision of the job prin.ing dc
partment, and will endeavor to give satisfaction to our
many patrons
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-22

WHITELAw REID. editor of the New
York Tribune, was summoned to appear
before a congressional investigating COM
mittee in Washington. aud obeyed the
summons. While in Washington he was
arrested for criminal libel against Boss
Shepherd. The House has appointed a
committee to ascertain whether its privil-
eyes were infringed by the arrest.
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u. u. -. n,

NO use OF any long r taking the large.
repulsiye, gripping, drastic AID nau,c6u.
pills, composed OF crud' and bulky ,nyre-
dient., aud put up H. enc p wo d or pa To-
board boxes. when We can, va careful
application Of chemica scien. @, extract al
the cIthatric and other medicinal pron.
critics from the most valuable
roots and herbs, and couccg.
trate them into mi ute Grdnlle. sea cely
larger than = mustard se d, that can be
re Oily swallowed by those OF he most
sensitive stomachs and faIidous tastes
Eann OF DR.. Pie ce's Pleasant purgatiyc
fellets represents, in he most ,ncrntratcd
io'm, much cathartic power ~ l. embod-
I'D in an of the large pills found Tor sale in
the drug sree. FIR m their word al
ca'ha' Tie power, in proporti N o their size,
people VINO have n tired them are apt 10
SUPPOSE that they are harsh OF Drastic
IN eneci, but such il not at n the ease, tho
dlnere active med cinal D, ineipl Of
winch they are com ed being 80 hnrmon-
iz'd, ons by The other, a. 10 produce n
most searchlna AID thorough, We gently
and kindly ore All & cnthartir. The Pellets
are sod ~ deales IN 10 defines. rs
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p,cIric Mail IRwIS eats four hearty
meals day, hence petition to be re-
moved from his present quarters on ac-
count Of III health did not receive favora-
bic attention at the hands of the Ways
and Means committee.
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A Thrilling Climax.
IFrom ihe Boslon Ad,erli,c

IT IVIII wv TlaTVW NVNtrIINrT I
The Senate debate on Mr. Schurz's
Louisiana resolution was continued by
Mr. Howe, who spoke over two hours.
lie declared his unfaltering devotion TO
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JoNH II. oBERLY. Editor.

soyr,SryG of the brain has got down
ex-senator Jim Nye His daysare about
numbered
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS,

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
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Whiskers, we have prepared this
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Manufactured by r. p. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-22

Every year increases the populari-
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nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"Ihc constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and ! consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Soil Jy al DrHggtsfs, and Deaicr1 IN Medicines.
Price Ono Dollar
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-22
ADVERTISING RATES.
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oac square, one Insertion, ................ 81 ~
Each subsequent insertion, ................. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-09

IS 1T inns tirSli9 cine Eoit: Moneps
Sr6er BON Stiles Center, SuinOis, susesan:
seu. Oa fem Srief bei9ei6Ioiicn mat,
fOnnen mir ben Setras ni4t quittiren unb
eriu9en ben Gbienber uns 9eidIisit isinen
Ramen suienben III pollen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-09

2Sir MAIDEN barauf auimertlam, baB
mir bic Yreiis %unierer InSeisen bon $l2
auf SIC per Sabr, Don 81 auf so per
feds Monate uno BON 81 auf So pet orei
Nonate erbobt buben. Sei Der itets nod
wa9ienben Circulation Der S9aSette" iinS
sieIe Yreile eere6tfertiSt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-09

2Sir MAIDEN auf Die Nnseise pom Germ
Sintele in Sieier Nummer aufmertlam.
Serislbs bat bic bisber pom Serrn g.
6repmann betrieben uHeue !Sarmonp 5aue"
b~eiinitiu iibernommen unb fibrt Sieislbe in
Der Dirt fort pie iein ToraGneer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-09
2le6er oen glussuns oes in Oes Moines

anbdnsissn 8bistpproeeB idreibt Der
vStaats gnseiser": Der sesen Soiepb u.
&bombers sebradte @eloerpren lungs sEros
seb, ser Iette ISOLDE Dor pas Sunoessertdt
fam, lit auf bic Settle seidoben woroen,
inbem bus @eridt sntidiso, bab bic Ser
rem 9lntldser, Die $780, 600 aus unierem
alien Sreunbe erpreiien wollen, crit ben
gspeis ~Iiefern miiien, baB baS a%leilment,
weldes ie ma6tsn, aud r,9tis lit, ODER in
anberen @orten. Oh aud irseno Elm Vetrus
porsefauen lit. Die Nesierunss:S piteln
baben bieies Mal teinsn sroben Sang ses
mudt, ionbern ie iino sebOris absepreIt
poroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-09
Ton 0NihfidEsit

Yon 2Sidtigkeit. = Wir bemerten
allen Oenienisen, mel6e ueranlabt iino,
Or. ausmit &Dnis's urser
Sru fttbee gu sebrau6en, baB Serielbe
in Original : Yadete perpadt nno nidt
loie perfauft miro. Seoss Padet 1T nit
Der Namensunteridrtft BON Or. Gusult
6Onis, ionic Der @eneraIs9lsen q. Sos
seIer & 60, seSeidnetu nS nit elmer Eripats
Steuer: Dtarfe perleben.