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New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
REVELATIONS IN NoIANAPOLIS.

TESTIMONY IN TIE FrL TR'AL-GcAVf ENPOstkte.
INpTANAPOIIS, Ind, Dee. l2.-Ihu trial OF
Dcpu'y Collector Ill., iu tho Uni''d states Couit was
continued on Saturday. The prosecution tntrodGccd
Harry Vcafch son Of Collector Veatch of o First Dis
rict bo cs ii that tle evening VI Dec ~ ne IN
company with Hdl, visited the pdoka distillery from
Which ho observed smoke issuing when the establish
ment should not have ben in operation liz reeNed
Lewis and put Hill charg' He also testified 10 liil
beng yory active in errtng out whisky lireGdl1rics
and reporting them 10 headquarters.
Harm on Miller storckoc pr a P.i0ha, testified - hay
ing been on duty thcrC n October, 1873, when iil was
present aud had private conversation with bingham
Capt Workman evidence Ia the active pal'cl-
pancy of I'LL in exposing Whsy irregularities In HE
jurisdiction.
Charles T. Nlr-h sgrut for ;ho Evansville ami Craw-
ford lie Railroad related how he had made l~c en-
ics of whisky shipments for tho Bnslaias, for which he
received 5000 per month.
Hiram H. snyder testified that he was siorcbcaPer 10
the Patoha dstilily when i'm came there and. IS
the establishment in bld iitl0n had fears o-
tho defendant, discovering Tie situation, should give III
formation 70 Gen vcat,h; Bingham came 70 his relief
however and took lil in tow with satisfactory results
Phillip G. Eberwnc, gaugcr ut Evansville, testified to
having seen julius kaufman hand Iil an envelope at
the rcetfying-housc of tho Binshams which Kaufman
afterwards said contained dcfcndahtS pay
John T. Phillips gaugcr a; Paiok, said the Blnghams
named over number or 0"VcFuhthI ohein iion ""'ln
they need have fear ;hey would not p'ach ) and
afnouy those mentioned was the defendant Hill witness
related the circumstance Of nl having been sent 10 the
Evansville dsii'ery to make an oeal inspection OF The
premises instead Of doing which he reported 10 Cen
yoatch that all correct. Tho witness did not know
that Hill ever received any money from the BmshlIls
but always understood he was IN with the ring"
Jam 7. Priugc, railroad agent and telegraph opera
tor al Pitoka tcstiicl tina ,hr Bnshans paid bim so
in.
Hiram b. SNYDER testified that GorLon B. Bingham
told him who TO be AFRAID OF ald who nos, naming In the
latter class HOgue, Bsher, stewart. Hill, Browlee and
Powell. and nt.mating that All but Powell were IN the
Il n.y. latter, account Of lis crpile.l con
dtion, able to investigate the condition OF the
dI,thl,rles Ia 1874 John W. Bingham assured him the
Ring was safe, rs B,bcOck was IN il.
George H,gor n cooper testified that Illicit whisky
was taken out OF the Pdtoka dstiitcry in daylight
through the cOOler SHOP
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
New-Oreans IN communicating with Attorney General
Plerrepont yesterday, made no mention oi any thne Z"
IL lital
WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsHiS0ros' Dec IL i'',
Al the last session OF the sena'e Ihe Vo'e upon sea
I. ID g 'u'n"",A VI" l' 49,, ,,, ,ion ao,s NOT
tomorrow now sa'o 'i''' ,na' v uon ,a~s
make the question an order OF tie day, aS IL "ou" NV"
done had the session been continuous vote would,
therefore be required to take up tomorrow but this
the friends OF Pinchback do not desre as Senators
A,corn Ioran Dorsey and Cragin who would vote for
hin, :, tlev w,ro preoent arc pnt I'm their seats Mr..
Pnchbacki Ia appehensive Of design on the part of tue
Ropublicau, tO postpone action ui after ,hs "vof ~ a
Lent OF me LeSlsla,nte "non @ y, ~, % & cicop could
etson i9c 49, ~ IT,, % son,t"rs soanrod lie
he carried, ana tWo hePuplIc'l rc'.''o,s - a. eli hs
h9wryer, detefhilleu rum "a ~ nave 'o'o "' '''" '' "
HIcii''' "o !" 'n',i '''''' ,,..,,.,a oo,,os for
i"' o"'o,o - -, =, ,h oar,s,htlitv nj selcct-
'o-'no''o" ~ i'"i'' ~ =, go on,,or ,rom
h's s'i'ci '.''''', V .otni,, D.no-
| each State which SENDS d'lesahon """""''"N "
Gratis TO whom shall be referred all questions OF party
% mature & WILL nsy csre 70 I've dsnocaIly careful Ths
Wnon te Ili @ ~, co mems ar any t,ne
and tn uit 10 il any subject which IL deemed proper
at ii should consider II has Deon reported NM nv ,
ley III relation To supSl, W ,o inurrow bt
T is very doubtful that hope questions Will be discussed
/ nj All.
| ,. .o.,. hoo boon ,rcatsxl nv tho tact that Nr.
s"me eo'hfhcn' HIS p'o" o''''' ~ ". |s ur
Ferry, President po tmf"'t oi 'ne Se"''' r''io M
DCmpster, the keeper OF the bahate rs'au'u'' "l' W."
recently appointed by the late vicoPresdent. Tne re-
m,yal " Mr. Dempstcr wos made upon an application
for tc rosition presented by another person, signed ny
majority oI t1s h0,ls [ VI ~ ,,s ,naiory mat the r,-
colu'tnce VIII @ snhS9,n ntIv .cy,rai (. putos who
muNdl was Oilcreu' ouo,i" 10y - ,i ~, ,'os Ioa q
'ld ,eieu WIG .Pi Pi "a, tho ,"aioity an the order
ils ir Dei',,cr s ,a II H. moi tne intention II
Air Ferry IA reno, @ any Que appointed by the late Vice
President. Mr. Stetson, the page 10 Mr ml''h' p''
bel retained, ana - acuhX az huch y" MI ''il''
Mr. Blaine TO whom the letter of John Y. Foster on
! "NnP0pcry" canidate for President, was addressed
SAVE that lie lost st0 know Eow the icterin que-noh
got out that il certainly dill not reach the pubhe
tnrouob hi- instrumentality but he makes charge
~, ,.an no ori,.d vas carhlod Mr. Foster s
INV INV IL p" @ ,,,ss t lac - ,,rat deal ANNOYED that
~ ctfrr folI1 n. wuv INTO prInt NJ. Blaiu PROPOSES
i'ncrtncc ON fine subject of u secret " EO-POpogy"
! Organization within the Republican party
The bill introduced by Mr. Conhln to repeal the i~'h
s.t,n m the net orcaulzng the court 10 disibute the
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
THE MILITARY COURT USELESS.
PRESIDENT GRANT THE FINA. JuDGE-HTs OPINION
ALgFADY LNpBE>s ID.

PRESIDENT GRANT THE FINA JuDGE-Hfs OPINION
ALERADY LNPRE>s ID.
70 me EdNOr NJ The Frt6aHe.
SIR: In regard to the position of the Presi-
dent ia relation the "whisay Ring prosecutions now
IN progress ST. Louis the course Of InE TRIBUNE has
been from the first exceedingly fair and just Anything
that could the President any OF hrs immediate
household tn fraud upon the Government would be re-
grdod as national calamity and disgrace. stu, IL is
the part Of true patriotism to meet the question fairly.
when The President saii Let guilty man escape lie
expressed the sentiment tbs entire people, aud iecl-
hic " confidence in hm everywhere expressed
II seems hardly possible that he should make the mis-
take Of shaking that confidence by interference with the
prosecuting officers II Is stated he has done IN your
correspondence Of this morning. In this connection
there ID one point which n certainly OF gi,at Importance.
It Was reported several days ANA Is reailrncd 10y
your trcsponent to-day Nat the President has exam
ned the facts In reference Gen Bahc0cks completely
with the Ring and that be Is satisfied OF Gen Babrocs
innocence" II this he true, places the President ~
most unfortunate position IN reference TO the court
Of inquiry lust ordered, and Offers an unanswer-
able reason way that court should he counter
manded as TUE TrrBUSE suggests OF the proceedings
before such court tie President himseChe mat jndge
II the find Gen. Babcock guilty, II VIII b. tho duty
OF the President. he believe him innocent, TO dsap-
prove OF aud aside the hudngs Of the court This
duiy the President cannot escape; no decision OF the
court will be Of until approved by him The only
offence for which Gen lbcOck can be tried IN this con
n,ton before q military court Ia conduct nnbecomng
an officer and gentleman" II found guilty lie would he
cashed ami that only be done by tho order OF the
President
That he would not order II he believed Gen BebeocA
innocent there he question. Bnt is he. " con
ynced Of his innocence In advance OF the trial. compe
Judge hs guilt should the court nDd him gully
How long would cvll acton be carried on before q
Judge who had declared his opinion In advance Of the
trial TnG TRIBUNE Is certainly right In its opinion that
the civil court the only calculated In THE Gaze "a
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
THE NEW FRENCH SENATE.
sEVEE LEGIr'M,sgS ELECTED.
U r..IttE. Sptut,laV Dgp

Y.E-AILLE-, saturday, Dec. Ii, 1873.
The following seven Legitimists have been
elected t the senate Mc-srs. DE Ia kOchct,e Deputy
for Loire Infrrieure Pajnt putty for the N0rd; 1eIy,
for the same department. the Count o Trcvc, Deputy
for Aude the Count of CJruuer-incniere Deputy for
Loire Iuferieure Dumou; the Marquis de Frane!iiou,
Deputy FOR tho Hauies Pyr6nees. There were also
elected Col De ChadOis OF th5 Left Center, Deputy for
Dor,logue: Ilumbert Of the Left, Deputy FOR Iaute
Garouue and KOlD Bernard OF the Right, Deputy for
Norl Ihr. makes ten altogether The success OF tho
Lgitimi.ts is Oyus TO the support Of the Lett
PARIS. Dec. l2, 1878.
Ministers Buffet aud De McauX, who both failed twice
Of au election to the Senate have written letters with
drawing from the contest.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
BUSINESS INTERESTS.
MAGrS REDUCTIONS.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 12.-EXcitement prevails
nmOng tie empioycs of the Western Union Telegraph
Company this point and throughout the entire eoln'
try IN consequence Of runOrod eomins reduction In
WAGES reduction nf from To 25 per cent took pue
on the of August last, aud further reduction rang
ing from 2l - per cent from JAM ia said to have
been decided recently In NewYork. Meetings are to
be held in the large cities To procs against the last e-
ductUn. ..,,
NRwpoRr. X. l., Dec. l2.-AGnidneck aud Perry hills
of this city informed their wcaVcrs LAST night tht tbe
rif,s or cut would he reduced to - cents. They fi>
crly uakI 20 cents per This reduction VIII take
niace two weeks irum last night Tie wcaNers are quite
ni,llnAnt.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
FOREIGN Ne WH.
EXPLOSION At BREMERIIAVEN.
uary term.


A CASE OF DYNAMITE rxPLoDEs NEAR THE STEAMER
MosPL-rORrY PERSONS KLLED-IHE sitAM-
SHIP SLIGHTLY INJURED.
BREMEN, saturday. Dec. II, 1879.
After the steamship Mosel had embarked her pas
eengers for New York to-day in tho outer port at
Bremerhaven a ca &c Of dynamite, which was near
by on the quay exploded, killing 40 persons, IN
cludng Mr.. Etinel Of Biernen. Only two OF tue
passengers were killed. the fatalities being chiefly
among those wh ho had accompanied them. IL Is cup
posed that the explosive substance was beng snug
qIcd aboard by passenger The steamer suffered
no particular damage, account of her great dis
tance from the explosion.
DETAIfs OF THE ACCIDENT
The NcwYork agents of the North German Ioyis re-
colyeda telegram on Saturday, saying: "a great ex-
p,oson occurred ri Bremerlayon Of case OF dynamite
Oh the quay belonging 70 the passengers luggage Many
lives lost TIE MOsel IL slightly damaged, put
we expect sail her tomorrow" press dispatcb'
However that the Salier instead OF the hosi VIII
sail for this port on Tuesday next The hosel was 10
have called or TIC passengers " the wrecked steamer
Dent ,chland who are at southampton. Brtmerhayen,
the secne of the accident IL at the mouth OF the EVer
wes r. about 80 miles from Bremen. PASSENGERS are
transferred from Bremerhayen 10 Bremen by faroad
DYNAMITE which is stated he the of tho expo-
son ia sometimes known as giant powder" IL ~ tie
invention OF NOBEL Swedish chemist. 1t is principally
-
erful explosive agents Anown 10 chemistry IL contains
finely pulyerzed Flax, oous ashes, or nisorA ealth
found in Hanover. Germany. and known a. hesselgT'
which will absorb aud retain three times ia weight
of nj 10 glycerne, and then closely resembles common
brown sugar. II ntcd in hcopen air and not 'onhned
II will b,ru quietly, emitting nitrous fumes IL ~ usually
explo e by fuse cap. Its greatest danger, ac-
coidng 10 W. Guyot, French chemist arises from the
fact tnat the nro-glycorne Is liable 10 separate from
the mixture and assume its original state, when II may
explode upon receiving slight concussl0n dynamite
was used for time NJ the Government works at Hell
Gate bnt the detOnation found 10 be- too great and
n was abandoned The effect to start the seams IN
,e river bed ABOVE and threaten tho hoodlns of the
uiIe. - ~, ,o &C..
A dispatch received from Bremorhaven tonight
states that G5 persons killed and 30 wounded
by the explosion yesterday the quay of the Aose
and eight are missing.
A nsss.ngsr on board the NOsel has since at
tempted 10 commit suicide, but vas prevented from
concentrating the fatal act He viii be examined.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
mete out justice to the guilty and 10 yindeste the nho
cent LEA
Sste York, Dee, IL, 1875.

col. BROADHEAD SUCCEEDS HENDERSON
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.-District- Attorney Dyer
hss appointed Col. james O. Broadhead, one OF tie
leading lawyers Of the st. Louis bor. u MI the position
made by the dsmssa Of Gen. Henderson, and De
has accepted and viii prooeed with the Whisky Ring pros
ecutions In conjunction with District Attorney Dyer
Assistant Attorney Bliss md Lucien Eaton.
TWO RECrIFIERs FOUND GUILTY.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 1.-THE case OF Burbank
Reynolds rectiGcrs tried for conspiracy, was gwen 10
the jury al $3.50 p yesterday. At ii p m the jury
brought In a verdict Of guilty. There Will De- 10 more
criminal prosecutions in the whisky cases until tho Jan
nnrx term
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
CENTENNIAL ENPOSITION.
TIE GREAT OFFICIAL EXCURSION.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 12.-NOre than half the
representatives and Senator's Congress some members
81 the Cabinet, the Judges of the Supreme Court ana
many other high officers Of the Government, aud mum
her Of Journalists, have accepted the invitation of the
Centennial Commissioners 10 visii philadelphia l.
day urXt \ letter from Gov. Hawley Ia friend Ia thus
city says that 100 citizens o Plil!cphia have sistd =
pacr promising pay every dollar Oi the expense OF
the excursion We hal not presumed to suggest such
a prop0iu0n," he said, the people had been bar
dencd sufficiently They said they would rathrr do iu
haye us charged with wasting the ands ol thc Commt-
sion Jn iuDkctne."
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
SPANISH AND CUBAN AFFAIRS.

CONTENTS ON TIE PREsIDl MRS MEssAGE-rHE CAR
LIST FORCES.
HAVANA. Dec. 1.-THE V0s de Cuba, COM
meuting on the part Of the Presidents message which
relates to Cuba, says
Gen Grants Language seems 70 have been chosen 10
wourI the srseeptibes of the spinards. Io seems to
Ike uay ing with fre lie docs not know tie tempeI
mrnt of tho spauiards any more than Napoleon DID.
The Diai9 censuros the tone 0f the message, which
was puhlishcd while negotiations pending between
the United States and Spain 1t praises family The Prcs
dents resal 10 acknowledge the Cuban Insurgents rs
belle eeret and says that the part OF the message NJ
latngto SPAN studiousy obscure. Finally, the Diato
M the conclusion of two columns and half OF criticism
says:
We believe Gen Grant has disgusted the insrreents
and has wounded SpauIs pride ID, his unsounded asser-
tons His entire contrary 10 the spirit Vf
lie American people, who emneny desire peace, and
has satisfied no one.
HEsDANE, Saturday, Dec. IL, 1873.
The weather In this nechb0rbO0d is still severe. Sew
eral Carist soldiers have been frozen % death.
The Carlst estimated at $4,000 men, with
l0J guns. - - 90 ,o--
GEN IagTovcjo has been appointed COmlnauderin
Chief ~ the Carlist forces IN paco Of Gen. Pcrua.
Dissensious among the Carlists continue
The report that Gen. Sabllls hal been convicted by
Callst court martial and sentenced to Imprisonment, is
denied,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

OTTAWA, Dec. 1l.-We Ofjci0t G0;c;te gives
notice that the act respecting copy right passed
last session, having h., a>seuted by the Imperial
Government will take eioct after to-day.
MONTREAL, Dec. 1l.-COnsidcrable ill-feel-
ing exists among the irish Catholics because the bella OF
the French Churrh MT tolled during the funeral
ur1ces,uu of Fathers Aiurlih; and Lynch The Presi
.rut of st PJtreks Society has called meeting or Mon-
day consider the maiter. Phe reason giVen Tor the
Onseion is tlat the customary for tolns the bells
~ uut uiil
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
STATE AID ASKED,
g. 1.-THE State Board

RIcuMOND, Va, Dee. 12.-The State Board
OF fIenfeunal Commissioners had conor nee yesterday
with leading members OF the Lrgslrnrc with reference
appropriations. TIcy ask for $4,000. Ike Governor
aupiOgc- ~ the scheme
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
A GOOD WORD FOR THE EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Gen. Eaton, Com
missioner " Education, has received letter from the
Hon Lyon Piayfr OF England, IN reference to an ciuea-
tional exhibit at Philadelphia In 1876 lie says: "H
you succe,d y0u will have methodicai aud lasting
result than have obtained In this country. hop" 10
be in the United I'm the third fourth week OF
August next yer. but the Intentions of Political ln
are much governed by political eXigrncics VII RAY
fair was formerly PJ>mis.erli neral under Mr. Gdi-
stone and al presn; is member OF Parliament, repre-
,euting tbo Univ ersitcs Of Scotland.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, Dec. -. - Yesterday Secretary
Howard of the Pork Packes Association OF the United
states published hi. FIRST monthly report Of the exports
OF provisions Tie Of hog products from Is ports
for November aggr cate 81 100000 pounds net, valued
nt 700 900 The exports OF beef products were 250
ouo pounds net, valued AT @IOO,OOO The packing n
200 600 hogs short IN the West la the present tune
o,s are arriving more freely, ana the gua ID pctNef
llau last season.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
pupnIERg WAGES COMPROMISED.

PITTSBURGH. Dec 1.-THE Iron Manufac-
turers Association and Pndders District Union effected
compromse yesterday at - rs per ton for boiling, the
srr,ugemept 20 continue In fofco until Feb. Ia
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
LIFE INSURANCE CONSOLIDATION.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l2.-The st. Louis Life In
suranee Company about To into the control of the
officers aud directors o the Life Association o America
and the tive Will be hereafter conducted hhdef
the s.lme Ii inu cement
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
rGyrr,s VALUABLE DISPLAY COMING.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.-Dr BTugsch Bey
the Commissioner of Egypt "a tie Centennial Exhibition,
informs the General that the memb of The
Commission will leaye Bremen on their way nthor Dee
le The Egyptian eXhibIts-tilliug l12 rnscs-wcIe
ehppcd from Alexandria on Nov 10. portion OF the
Swedish exhibits have now arrived.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
OuT OP IAII.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. l2.-At dark last even
ing Mr. Edwards. OF the nrn Of Edwards West Coz Dc
yrred the books of the rn 10 the receiver
and Brscoe, the other parcrs, were then Released
from laL
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13


How would the President like to see the Cuban
questions settled He is convinced. it is believed,
that ~ long The attempt 10 govern the island
from Madrid AS a province is continued, peace and
quiet can hardly be hoped for. The most feasible
plan that has been suggested is independent gov
erInent of the island by the Cubals under Span
ish protectoIate. the relations between the govern
ernncnt Of Cuba and that Of Spain being similar to
those which now exist between Canada and Great
Britain. BY such adjustment as this, the ua-
tonal pride Of Spain would not be wounded as II
would by the complete loss Of the island or by any
other solution that has been suggested. The frcs
dent would even be pleased 70 see number of the
West Indian Islands, including all those now pos
Ecssed by Spain. and many Others as could be
induced to Join, form q confederation. either Inde-
pendent maintaining such relations to their home
governments IA have beer already described. Such
solution that suggested would, il is thought, be
not oHy the best for Spain and Cuba, but also for
the United States
With the power 10 make their own laws the
Cubans would probably so arrange their tariffs ar
TO encourage trade with the United States, and
then much Of our trade with the island which now
has to be done indirectly through spain or is lost
entirely 10 this country. would be conducted directly
with our porta
II MAJ, he anthoritatively denied that there has
been recently any division Of opinion In the Cabinet
en- the questions growing out Of our relations with
Spain, or tho chronic troubles in Cuba. The
Presidenvs opinions aud those of Secretary Fish Oh
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-07
Nejstarsi strOje.

Otazku po p1vodu strojd zodpoyidava
| j baje vzdy vykonem bozstva, znamen
to yelkeho stafi strojd. Jest tedy teEko
jakousi jistotou fici, jaky byl prvni pota
tex stroje, jakou myslenkou veden cloveE
poprve sestrojil mechanismus.
Opiraice sc vsak presy6d6eni, ze Wy
vim ducha idskeho u vsech plemen die
tehoz zakona Sc deje, mdzeme pozoro.
vani stavu narodu, nalezaiicich Sc nyni
ma nelnizsim stupni vzdelanosti, hledati
kiic ku poznani pomer6, nichz prado.
bach zili tez narodoye nyni nejvzd6lanei-
81.
Zkoumame-h vsak zpravy cestovatel1
narodech nevzdelanych, shledayame, lie
aspoh .jeden stroj skoro vsude rozsifen
jest: Jest to stroj, jimz rozziba Sc ohen.
V tvaru neUednodusim sestava tento me-
chanismus re dycu dfev, iedno z Mich, O.
patfene ddlken, drzi Sc pevn6, obyGeine
pomoci nohou, druhe - hilka to ma kon
CT pfispicatela = zasadi Sc ostrfm kon-
Gem do onoho d1lku rychle mezi diane
mi do vrtiveho pohybu Sc uvede, pfi cemz
sc pevn6 do ddlku vtlacuje. Zahfatym
brzo koncem druheho dfeva zapali Sc drti
ny ddlku vznikle, pfidana sucha trava
a podobne. Zdokonaleni tohoto mocha
nismu zalezi tom, ze pfitIaGovani hdlky
do d1lku dele Sc tfetim dfevem, ktere ma
svrchni konec hilky Sc pfitiskuie a ze
hdlka uvede Sc do pohybu pomoci struny
neb provazku. Struna jest nekolikrate o.
vinuta kolem hilky tahne-li Sc "a yolne
Ieji konce stfidave pravo levo, uvede
70 hdlka do rychleho pohybu vrtiveho.
Tento jednoduchy mechanismus zda &c
oyti prvnim pokusem cloveka ma poll
mechaniky, vaznym to praot.
,em dalece rozvetveneho pokoleni strojd
dnesnich.
Podobnym spdsobem - pomoci stru-
~ = avadely Sc bezpochyby pohyb
axe vrtaky, jimiz clovek dobe kamen.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-07

MNOHOST A VYROSTLOST. w.
pocteno jest, ze potomstvo jednoho paru
kraikd m6ze pfiznivych okolnostech
obnaseti 100000. Ale potomki iedno-
no paru kaprd bylo by jiz "a 8 leta tisic
biliond. Povestna jest slepice, ktera snese
Ia noe 200 vajec. Z ryb Gita Sc to ma sta.
tisice. Ale co teprv tech malickych 1.-Two
ciskG mofskych! Val (velryba) shlta kaz
dou chvili tisice tech malych. Prorok
Jonas bylo to neivetsi sousto, tim 81
zkazil zaludek, musel jej vyvrhnout.
Traycinet Turrel pozorovali nedaeko
usti feky Taio prostoru as 6O,00O.OOO
ctvereenich metrd sarlatove vody. Zkou-
mano po p1vodu, nalezli, ze to spGsobe-
no malinkou byliDkou, ze 40. 900 tech BY
linek pokryvaji teprv jeden meter las
strevic). Ale ia barva sla dosti hluboko,
tax kdo yyslovi ten pocet! Ma pfibfe.
Il Greenlandu ukazuji Sc caste pruhy al
ma 10 mil anglickych dlouhe q asi 200
mil Stroke, jejich barva pochazi cd ma
lych zvifatek, ten pruh ma ich nejme-
ne 1000 bilionI.
A jaka Jest telnost mnohych zvifat9
Vyrostly val (velryha) jest nejmene pet.
krat delsi nezli sion nejvetsi. Mezi ptaky
ma Albatros, .ienz tem6f jen mad mofem
Sc snasi, rozsahlost kfidel ma Is stfevicn.
Krokodil Jest neivetsi jester, obrovska
zelva vazi 1000 liber. A jeste neni do.
kazano, ze ten povestny mofsky had Jest
baikou.
kdyz Sc procedi sfava zraleho hroznu
videt jasnou tekutinu. Ia pal
hodiny potne Sc kalit, We tfech hodinAch
utvori Sc ua povrchu vrstva sedozluta =
kvasnice aty vypadaji pod drobnohledem
lako nescislne mnozstvi mahnkfch byli-
mex fasovych. Ia nekolk hodin tisice
liich Sc objevi. Jeden coul krych
lovy obsahne iich 1.152,O0O. 900. Co itch
est jedne kadi - co "a jeden rok PHI
kysani yina. Ell. j. Sv.