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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-25

pozorhu 10 ma icitacni
prodej rs lotd, ohlaseny ma druhe strance
tohoto listu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-25

Kradeze. Anna Nantikova, asi 16.
leta sluzka pana w. Kauckyho v ulici
Burweil, ukradla pandm svym asi 8 20,
nacez cd Mich policii vydana byla.
Panu G.. W. Beers yyp6Hl kapesni zlo-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-25

Divadlo. Zytra, dne 20. {. IN. bu-
de Sc Perunu pc vicemesicni ptestavce
hrati divadlo. Vybran peclive nastu-
doyan zajimavy kus ,,Faraf Podlesi" -
ktery Sc ma prazskem videnskem jews
ii pro vyteenost svobodomyslny sm6r
syIi nekolikrate do roka provoznie a
vzdy hojne obecenstvo vabi
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-25

Alexander Nc ellis, ktery
byl zatcen ma podezfeni, ze svoii manzel-
kn ntloukl a mrtvolu jeff ma dvorek zako-
pal, byl Cd policejntho soudce propulsion,
jelikoz nekolika verohodnymi svedky do
kazal, ze teze noci, kdy manzelka ieho
zemfela, byl Akronu. Jakou smrti te-
dy manzelka jeho zemfela proc byla "a
kopana ma dyorku nikoliv ma btbitoveg
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-25
Mistni Zpravy.
DIVADLO
v sini ,,Perun".
,,Farar z POdleSi"

obraz 70 Hvota We 4 jedn. cd L. Grubera.
Dcufajice, ze obecenstvu budems moci
ptiprsvit pfijemny vecer, zyene K hoine.
mu 1tastsnstyf.
Clenove sp. Psrun.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-25

-, - r.. - oDiADOny Sa
zeleznych parnikach postovnich
(25OO - 5000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain Meyer. -
BERLIN, captain Putscher.
OHIO, captain Meyer. y.
LE1PCIG, captain Hoffmaun
BRAUNSCHWEIG, cap. Unduetsch.
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger. s'i9ab
Expedicni dnove jsou ustanoveni:
Braunschweig srp. 26 zaffa1s
Ohio aa mit iasA zafib 8 fijen Q
Leipzig yeAs.4 Is 2si 4 gA1s
Nuremberg fjen 8 {dsna 80
Braunschweg 20 listp. 1s
Ohio ia listpad q g 2ybA 27
dale pax kazdych ctrnact dni. elogan
Tyto lode dopravuif cestovatels do
Bremen, Southampton, Londyna, Hsvru
azpet. "a .iii3aga i5o lniaaIt sa
Ceny pfevozni do Is bfexua "a
Il Bremen do Baltimore 3q oq iaA
kaIutarbo a1'Is ss$1O0 slstx
ssI mezipalnbiu 81 ~ 81 v nap.
q Baltimore DO Bremen, Southampto.
nu, Lcndyna Havru =
kajuta saalehN 5 90 v zlat9
.,z mezipalubi 30y papir
nsssly 81, Zpatecni listky: "a.
iezipalubi $44.60 v pap.
Deti od 10 let polovici, koienci %.
Sc stran zasilek listka pfeplsy:
nYch obratte Sc k jednateldm:
A. schuhhmacher 4 Go. y
a..a ) . ssst South b. Charles gh'alrles Str. Baltimore.
. Charles Waiter, aa isa
i y loisIfA h!xd pro Washington.
!saiias Martin KrejEi. us..a
pro ty same lode, Cleveland. o..
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-25
Dyspesii,

nebo obhznemu zaziyani boleni hlavy,
boleni zadech a plecich, stisnenosti pr
sou, kasli, kyselemu fihani, zayrati, Cd
pornosti lstech, bolestem zlucnim, bole
stem okoli ledyin stdm iinych il.
ntch nemoci a jich Ikazdm, vznikajicim
ze spatneho trayeni.
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Ceska psani.

PAM:
Rychlik Alojsie Kralova johanna
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V NGmeck o rok u 1921
4vyhlasene. al
Go prosttedek prot nemocinl, jake:
Solnaty tok, kozni vyrazsni-
ma, ostrost krve, pokazeng IA
lud k pa lie nj zahy. q 4sm
Nejvy bornejsi lex Proti ne
IN IN ater, sic ziny kluee.
Spolehlivy lex prot
beleni hlavy su
vSeho druhu, dJchavicnosti q Eapachu
dst. t.oes ..A
Osvtdceny lex pri vsech zenskych ne
mocech, bednicce, zloutenici, zkazene kr
We zaludkovych kfeci. ,.tt....,
Jisty prestfedek prot zimnici rheu-
matismu.
Uzivani iedne lahve Augsbnrgskych
kapek usetri vetsich yyloh "a leky.
rs ctI. IA lahey aneb lahn "a S1.00
X dostani kazde pofadne lekarn6 neb
pr zaslani obnosu, hlavniho sklada pro
Ameriku cd 4"
WI. Ernst, Cleveland, y.
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ala a9si
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-29
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF the
] county of Los Angeles, state of Calfof-
nia.--In the matter of the estate and guar
dianship of Ramon Riehm and Amado
Riehm, minors.
1t appearing to this Court from the petition
this day presented by Ignacio Garcia, the
guardian of the persons and estates of Ramon
Riehm and Amado Riehm, minors, filed
August 81, 1S75l, praying for an order OF sale
OF certain real estate belonging to his said
wards, and that it is necessary and would be
beneficial for said wards that such real estate
should be sold:
1t is hereby ordered, that the next kin of the
said wards and all persons interested in the
said estate, appear before this Court ON Mon
day, the fourth (4th) day of October, A. ID. lS76,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Courtroom OF this
Court, at the Court-Houso in the city and
county OF Los Angeles, then and there to
show cause why an order should not be
granted fOl the sale OF such estate.
And 1t is further ordered that q copy of this
order be published at least three successive
weeks before the said day of hearing, in the
Los Angeles DAILY HERALD, newspaper
printed and published in said city and county
of Los Angeles.
Dated September 3, 1875.
Fl. X. 8. O'MELVENY,
se5 td Probate Judge.
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THE COMMITTEES RETURN.
r,11 3Sr~nHNg nFrFrfNT

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 10.-Tho Bub- Com
mitteo appointed BY tha House Special Com
mi.tes on Southern Affairs and which has been
investigating mastesa In Louisiana for soKne
weeks past, returned to Washington last night.
Its members rhelps. and Potter-ato
necessarily roticent ~ to giving expression to
their yewa in ndyance Of their presentation to tho
fnll Committee, aud of the maturing and making
of its report to tha House. Enough il known.
however, to authorize tho statement that there
ia no conflict Of opinion amopg tho nlcntera
Of the Hub- Committee rs to the principal rolnts
III tue controversy. The action OF the Return.
ipE board in throwing out the retu1ns Of certain
parishes III which Conservatives weEo elected,
and in giving certificates tn somo ltepnbllcans
who werp not electctt. Will be condennci ~ an
Illegal nnd unnarr2ntod exercise Of anthn!ity.
IAS Testimony taken bstoro tho Committee doeh
not sustain tho charges ot vio!onco and sht'1ns-
dntion torarde ucgro-yote.s, but rather tends 10
establish tho fact that largo Plumbers OF negroes
vo.ed tho Democratic Ticket from tho CONVICTION
tint, In 30 doing, they wero advancing thelr own
interests aud tho Interests OF the ssaso
A xEW ELECTION WILL pnonARLy b& RECON-
MESDED,
It il moro matter Of con lecture what course
or policy the Committee will Recommend,
but the probabilities Aro that 1t will bring
action fof new election. Tho exctter0nt in
cjty WAS intense, but there was no likelihood
Nha.oser OF lts being manifested tu any general
outbreak. Ills Kellogg Government is sub
nitted to. oNty under pressure OF the military
power OF the Untcd Htates knd in tue expcct4-
lion and belief that Congress- will deyne nud
adopt GoHo measure tl,kt will restore tho Con-
moawsalth to tho control Of ita own ctlsens,
, 1875-01-11
titled to the Office, and would sustain the prest.
dent IN hIa coarne. l1o does not desire = nav
election. but does Aa1 for protection In admins
tefing the Ssato Government.



tA@ "eiAAoA @1soAo1to' N TEE ILLINOIS LEO.
1stAECRE-
spsefal D1spateh 10 Tbs Cafeaen 7F'snn<.
outroeo resolution js belno nren,,ra hv Jrdo.
nrasn ~ r.,,o ~ .,i,, :. H. r.s,.. - ..so
s. sa' u ."No' a"a W. W .uo eanJeoE OF eoa-
'ese'ce ne&*een TOO Independent CoagretaMen-
elect and leading Democrats before being otf1r-
ed. Tho design is to get 1t in suci shape that
tue eutlro Opposition will ubito on It.
GENTLEMAN VINO Esoas IT IL True.
To tie Ed,er Of rh< Chicago Tribune:
, 1875-01-11
SHERIpAN'S STORY,
THE ACTION or THE MILITARY At NEW oRLEAN

THE ACTION or THE An1rARY At ss" ORLEANS
fuLhY 5usTtFlEp.
WARRINGTON D. o., Jan. 9'--Ihe Following
official dispatch from don. Sheridan "aa receiY-
ed here late last nlGhts
HEApooARTEns MILITARY DIVISION or TIE
Missoun1 New onLEAss Jan. a.-To ne Hon.
~ ~ Bei61sdp secretary of Wdr, Wdsatn9-
ton, d. o.: have the honor 10 submit tho fol-
lowing brief report Of ahars u they occurred hero
IN Tho ORGANIZATION Of tho stato Legislature, OF
jan. !. 1915. was not in command Of thls MIL
itary department until . o'clock At night OF the
4th inst. ous tully indorse, and am willing to
DO held FcHponalolo fof tho aosa OF tile military as
tonao1Yatosa OF tie public peace upon that oc-
casion. During tho to" dAya In which Was In
tue city, prior to the 4th Of January,
tue general topic OF conversation VAS
tho acones Of bloodshod that wore liable
TO occur on that day; and I repeatedly
beard threats OF aesasslnattng tho Governor,
aud regrets expressed that he mas not killed on
tho 14th Of septcnbcs last; Also threats OF tbs
, 1875-01-11
STARS AND BARS.
Among Which Are Those
of the Old Con:
fcdcracy.
Also the Stars of Gen. Sheri-
dams Shoulder Straps,
And tho Bars to Rebellion
Lately Put Up in the
South.
Dibble and Sypher Repudiated by
Both Parties.
All Quiet in New 0rleans-"-The
Democrats Repenting.
Rumored DissensionB in tho Cabl-
net---The Subcommittee
Report
estate Sovereignty" as Exempli-
fed in Louisiana.
No Such Thing as Loyalty to the
General Government.
Tho State, First, Last, and AL
the Time.
IN LOUISIANA.
estate Sovereignty" as Exempli-
fed in Louisiana.
No Such Thing as Loyalty to the
General Government.


N&AsA'
!speetal pfspatea to 7ae cfaeaoe TFiou"e'
NEW oHLEASs, La jan 1S'--No cnaneo oas
taken place in tho situation OF analsa neFo'
Congressman Mofoy. Darfes4t sSpneF' anu ouoi-
don aro on their "aY 10 washington, anu Lon
Eressnan Smith remains here II Is more toan
probable that tho OIL which mr.. Mofe5 tAkes
with him, proVldlng that tna prosoas n'a'o wv
erument be retained - provisional
aovarrucnt rotii 1H71 wAs aprned upon
- T., ~. ~,,.t ,-,r,t.,n4
III easeu, Ho.o ~ es -
mon IN tho l1eponhcan party oe'ote tno
Congressman Loft, und that Judge Dipble's lot
ter vas thrown out as a semi authoritative an
no,,ncement of tho now doparturo. The Judges
nuuues"en1 -. .no ~, ~" ~ auo,, a.n,,,atior
letter las oeon tne cause u sueu eonnlo1lon
among members Of tue Legislature And others
who would be affected by au Immediate new e1oc-
f,rov, ~, 1,,dco l,ihh}e and avervhody o1aa dis
' ''''"o "" s"~h. 1s,,.. T.. ~. :,..tsu
e'a'na my 'ns''araeo'at.s:, ~ 'us AA''et'
GEN. SHERIDAN
has been actively engaged during tue day and
to-n;r,,t in nyepariug lis promised report to the
ssass,srn 80 rpr -, tho ,,rmbcr ~ n,nrder. In
oceteta'5 " ~ ~. ~ ~ r,'. 49,. -.
, 1875-01-11
1ELeGRaPH[c BRENrles.

Tho cider manufacturers OF Michigan hAss
formed = State association, With Henry M&EneS,
Of Coldnater. ~ pseaident.
Tns t.ial OF Yasquez, the noted bandit. ended
Saturday, st San Francisco. Wlsh T. verdict OF
Guilty, He ID to be sentsuoea Jan. Is.
M,scholl Mavson, who was arsea!ed Hath ny
tho murder of his brother Albert in july last.
apl whose to1aains nero found III az old well.
WA reIeassd By tho Grand jury at An1oEuno.
Ipd., the charges against him not bong sus-
taiusd.
I.ast evening. while Dr.. Aslrs. ct Blooming
tou. was on 8 professional visit to mHs
who haI accidentally shot, hinasslT In .shc
nsn. With u ,isio', iaa'cs!ng = digit
wound, hs took tits, p.s.o! In hia
Landa 10 examine il; ~hen By a9,ns means = US W
snc, ma pAssips into tAa aasA aRd downward,
producing vefJ painful a. somewhat sstio2s
NG184
, 1875-01-11

t7rs.ia! Dt,patsA t, Iths thtta7. Tribune.
r1rrsHrRa, H., Jau. 10.--Iha past forty.
sight hou.s have heen tha coiccst over known ia
this city. 1T 10 last night the thermometer stood
At 23 below zcto--an tho sr5spansion ErilSe. Al
leghcny eide. 30. Many pcraonH bad their es1s
and noaes fr3z.u. Several hands aud foe: wero
frozen 20 baily % to neceseitaso Anpu-
tatiou Dad Holland. wcll-knowu character
about torn. was iu tho Central Station
last night. IIe vas turned ont this morning.
anJ slipped aud fell. llo Was found frozeu t.,
dcntI Tonight tho weather hss n.odaratod.-7
beioH zero.
.spre,at D,tpa.eh to The ch:esac Trisan<.
DELAWARE, O., Jan. 1p.--Colt1ee: morning Of
tho season. Mercury IL below zoTo.
Srssia' bispakh 70 The catedso 7risu"s
Isn1asArot1s. lod., Jan. l0.-For three days
everything. Railroad travel has boon impeled,
Tonight there IS 3 moderation Of fully thirty de-
grces in tnt temperature.
currttpo1aienee u Yas chsea9e tribune.
GALEss1LLE. Wis, jan, 9.-Thi1ty dcgroeo
NEw On1kAxs. jan 10-R,ining slowly.
NEW Yong, jan. 10.-Tha weather IL very
cold. Yesterday afternoon tho Thermometer
stood ut IS, In tho evening high wind set In.
and At midnight tile Temperature had fallen to
80 icsrcea. This morning tho thermometer reg.
uttered degrees belor zero.
rRonABILlTiEB.
WAsurEdToS. D. C.. Jan. 10.--For tho Upper
Lake region rising. followed by falling. barotno-
TOT, winds yoerlng to northwest and northeast.
Lower temperature than on Sunday. and gener-
ally clear wexther. For the Uppar Mississippi
aad Lower Missouri Valleys sud tho Northwest,
nsiug temperature; winds reering to e.st and
south Increasing cloudineea, And ocoastonsl
SNOW. .-...
LocAI OBSERVATIONS.
, 1875-01-11
kELLOCC'S SUPPORT.

Spsetai D7spateh Ia The CA.eaao Tribune.
WAsuIsaros. D. O., Jan. lo.-1. saems pretty
we'll rett!sd that thu rresilent w1ll atAud up
squarely in support OF ko!lo:g, aud that he Will
be backed aud sustained IL doug 40 by tho iIo-
publican Bsuators. A dispatch was sent to ho!-
loss to-day BY Al Administration Official, sayng
tn him thst ha bid acted faalsshly iu writing
to tue Congressional Committee on the lss inst.
tbst he would ba willing to abtaa by thelr de-
II they would investigate the election OF 1874
liz wss reproysd for ha ving taken such . course.
and assured that il he felt in tl.st
NAY ha wouni better yeEisn, and lot
ac1uo ono take the place who ha1
thai QUO renaou Why ho wrote tho lesteF ~ss that
b felt coradant shat an Investigation would
ceAEl. es:s b!iah ths fact that ho Il legally en-