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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21
SENATE.


Observation-Disclosures, Quimby, Barron, Sill
verthorn and r. E. Davis.
Finance-Baker, Scott and Jacobs.
Incorporation Scott. Schuette and krous-
kopff.
and Schlichtlng.
Town and County Organizations-R Rounds,
Rarden and Mcfarland.
Military Affairs-Bryant, Bleekman and
Barney. -
Privileges and Elections-Nevins, Campbell
Agriculture Campbell, Barden and Wagner.
Legislative Expenditures-Barden, Schuette
and KrouskOpff.
State Affairs Qulmby, Holloway ana H. T..
Davis.
Federal Relations Bryant ara Silver
Education-Weeks, Baker and ]. NJ. Read.
Banks and observation-disclosures, H. n. Davis
and Jacob.
Internal improvements Quimby, Field and
Contingent Expenses Bryant, Baker and W.
w Reed.
Public Lands-Nevins, H. n. Davis and
State Prison-Field. Rounds and Eastman.
Railroads-Hiner, Barron, Potter, Quimby,
Campbell, Black. Moore; Wllmot, ana Graham;
Schlichting
Enrolled Bills-Baker, Hiner and Barney.
JOINT COMMITTEES.
Claims-Holloway, Nevins and Rice.
Charitable and Penal 1nstitnt1ons-H. n.
Davis, Scott and w. W. Reed.
Local LegisIation-Bardon and Rice.
Printing-W eekS and j. NJ Read.
ASSEMBLY.
Judiciary-Kershaw, Newell, Pinney, Farms
worth, Hudd, Callahan, Ringle.
Ways and Means Halbert, Simmons, Fisk,
Federal Relations-B. NJ. Coates, Ellsworth,
Lloyd, Bliss, DewhurSt.
Education-Leach, Dunlap, Flint, Richmond,
Geraghty.
Railroads Fifield, Osborn, Jeffrey Bradley,
Harrison, Smart, White, Kellogg, Hudd,
Insurance. Banks and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Baker, Washburn, Naber, Martin.
State AffairS-Cal1ahan, WEIGH, Schhchtln9,
Plocker Goetz, Pinney, Barber.
schaick, Barlass, Schneider, Schmitz.
Incorporation-S. Burdick, ONeil, B. M.
Coates, Fisk, Wedig.
Assessment and Collection of TaxeS-Com-
stock Shlichting Lloyd, Hodgson, Boyden.
Lumber and Manufacturing Hunter, SEQ
field Leigh, Roger, King.
Internal ImprovementS-JoneS, Adams, u.
Anderson ZettIer, HObbins.
Militia-Mitchel, WEIGH, Beach, Newell, Rich
mOnd.
Agriculture Rowlands Bunker,
Adams, CRUDE.
Town and County Organizations Barden,
Bradley, Chase, Morse, ], Anderson.
Roads and BrldgeS-JameS, Il. Coates. Cole
man, Ford, Grant
State Lands-Thomas, Crosby, Guernsey,
Dewhurst, Bachuber.
Mining and Smelting-CaSkey, K. Coates,
Beach, King, ]. Anderson.
Medical Societies Robinson, Calkins, Mitch
ell, GoetZ, BOyden.
Legislative Expenditures Farnsworth, Da-
kin, Denniston, CRUDE, Hobbins.
EngrosSed Bills Simmons, Hodgson, Dwin-
nell, Serve, Fagg.
Enrolled itlS--Flint, Nelson, Ostrander, Zet-
ter. Coleman.
Claims-Sharp, Waste, Mitchell, Comstock,
Larkin.
Local Observation-Disclosures, Harsh, Lori
gan.
Charitable and Penal InstitutiOns-Merrill
Marshall, Lees.
Printing-Flint, Richards, Fifield.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21
THE LOUISIANA FRAUD.

Speaking of the Louisiana trouble
the Chicago Tribune has this to say,
which will be apt to put new face upon
the matter, and cause a suspension OF
censure of the Democratic party III that
State to great extent:
Now comes the election of 1874.
Here we have the deliberate judgement
of Messrs. PHELPS and FOSTER, whose
personal integrity and whose Republi-
canism are beyond all question, that
the election of 1874 resulted IN the
election of a Democratic maj ority in the
House of Representatives OF the State
Legislature that the Returning Board
had acted unfairly and unjustly in alter
ing the returns; in declaring men elect
ed who were never elected, and In ex-
Guiding those who were elected. 1t
must be borne in mind that this is Re
publican testimony the testimony
of partisans, and members Of the various
factions in New Orleans, but of respec-
table and honored Republicans, who
have given their Judgment like honest
judges.
4 single illustration furnished by the
report of the Returning Board confirms
this view of the case The returns made
hy the election officers for Congress and
for State Treasurer, and the same re
turns as corrected by the State Board,
show the following results:
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

VICE PRESIDENT WILSON has written a
letter to Samuel Bowles, of the Spring
field Republican, in reply to paragraph
in that journal asserting that the Vice
President openly gave up the Republi
can party as beaten, and certain of de-
feat at the next election. Wilson replies
in effect that he has not said this, and
does not believe it. He thinks the Re
publican party may get in, and that a
necessity exists for its continuing in
power. He admits that it is in danger,
but asserts that it's peril comes not from
it's own fault, but from the misconduct
of men who have obtained high posi-
ton in it. It must, he says. at once
and explicitly declare against third
term, and thus relieve the public mind
of painful apprehension, and put to rest
at once and forever a fear which does
more than aught else to ALLEVIATE the
people from the party. It ought to re-
move many ofice-holders, high and low,
and especially some of the higher officers
whose gross Encouragement has be-
come offensive to the people, and whose
conduct. both in their departments and
in general affairs, make them and the
party odious. It must adopt a concil-
atory though firm policy in Southern
affairs, avoiding any irritating federal
interference, and taking off the heavy
hand of the government. The equal
rights of blacks must be defended, but
unconstitutional acts, and measures OF
doubtful constitutionlity, ought to be
avoided, and public opinion of the North
must not be offended by violent acts or
language toward the South. Finally,
Wilson thinks it necessary to open the
door to those men who strayed off after
Greedy, but whose hearts are still with
the Republican party They must be
conciliated their leading men must be
taken into the confdece of the party,
and some should be called to high
places.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

Gen. SHERIDAN remains quietly at
his hotel in New Orleans, preparing the
detailed report of outrages which he has
promised to the War Department. In
1t viii ba embodied the statements Of a
number of Republican ofice-holders who
were recently forced by the White
League to leave their homes in the
country, and take refuge in New Or
leans. If such action be necessary for
the completion of the report, the Gen
eral has decided that he viii visit Red
River and other interior parishes. His
life has been threatened by residents of
the districts named.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

Republican candidate for Treasurer
was a colored man. The State Board
concede by their official report a Demo
cratic majority 4, 1872 for Congress, and
claim Republican Legislature. Now,
the Democrats mainly sought the elect
ion of the members of the Legislature
to that they devoted their whole strength.
Yet the Returning Board, conceding
that the Democrats had carried the
State by over 1000 majority for Con
gross, counted out'a Democratic MAORI
ty, which had unquestionably been
elected, in the Legislature. 1t is a re-
markable fact that in a large majority Of
cases the votes of parishes or counties,
aad of precincts, were rejected, not
because of intimidation, as is now
alleged, but because of informal
tiles iii the returns, thus giving to the
mistakes of q returning officer the force
of defeating the popular will, and tend
ing to produce violence and disorder.
We respectfully submit to the Repub-
leans in Congress and out Of it, that
the party cannot carry kellogg and his
faction any longer; to do that is to put
the party IN the position of carrying q
Gigantic fraud" as the President de-
clares it to be, two years longer, and
doing this by the employment of the
army The Republican record on this
subject is too strong and overwhelming.
There is the recorded evidence and sol
emn Judgment of John 4. Logan, NJ. II.
Carpenter, Henry B. Anthony, j. B.
Alcorn, and Joshua Hill, that unless the
election of 1872 was void because of
fraud, McEnery was the legally-elected
Governor of Louisiana, and that that cleo
ton was void Mr.. Morton's Judgment
was that the election was a fraud, and
the President now, after two FEARS con
sideration of the case, declares it to have
been a 'gigantic fraud" in which opin-
ion Mr. Foster and Mr. Phelps now con-
cur The Republican party cannot go
back of this record made by its own
most eminent leaders. It cannot uphold
that gigantic fraud by force. The coun-
try will not sanction any such proceed
ing, supplemented rs it now is, according
to Mr.. Phelps and Mr.. Foster, by a
hardly less atrocious fraud in declaring
the result of the election in 1874.
The Republican party has already
suffered from the odium attaching to
the Louisiana business far more than
the party possession of that State can
gress will be adjourned within six weeks,
to be succeeded by a Congress whose
popular branch will be Overwhelmingly
Democratic for two years. We submit
10 Republican members that they can
not afford to adjourn and leave the ''gi-
gantic Kellogg fraud" on the hands of
the President to be upheld by Federal
bayonets for two years longer, and make
that an issue IN the next Presidential
election. This Gigantic fraud" must
be got rid of in some way satisfactory to
the sense of right and justice of the
people. The President insists that this
Congress shall solve the problem of Civ
ing the people of Louisiana Governor
OF their own free choice, and the mem
bars Of the Republican party indorse
this demand. Neither hot-headed coJln-
sells nor the game of bluff will answer
the purpose.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21


TIE bill which Mr.. Barron has in
troduced into the Senate to authorize
the Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
to straighten its line from Stevens
Point to Portage City, will meet with
general favor throughout the State, and
should receive the sanction of the Leg
islature. The extreme length of the
proposed line is seventy-two miles, and
If the Legislature makes the requisite
change. and some modification OF the
Potter law is adopted at this session, the
Wisconsin Central viii build seventy
two miles during the year 1875. Now,
in the present dearth of railroad build
ing, is it not an object to ensure the
construction OF seventy-two miles OF
railway, and the expenditure of at least
81 900, 900 within the State, during the
next ten months p Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

A PETITION signed by three hundred
negroes in the South was presented in
Congress recently, asking that some
portion of tho south or southwestern ter
ritory be set apart for the exclusive set
Element of the black race in this country
and that it be formed into territories and
states, with protection and privileges
similar to that afforded the Indians in
the Indian Territory.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

The agents of Adams and other ex-
press companies are doing all in their
power to'prevail on Congress to SO amend
the postal laws as to drive the carrying
of all small packages into their hands
The presidents and attorneys Of several
of the express companies are regular
habitues of the lobby, and will probably
succeed in their scheme
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

THEY print paragraphs like this in
Kentucky, probably because OF the
weight they have in determining the
Louisiana question 'sPhil Sheridan is
the only man in Christendom whom we
would be delighted to skin. Not that
we would have any special use for his
greasy hide, but only for fun; just out
of idle curiosity to see how he would
enjoy the thing as a foretaste of what
inevitably awaits him with hungry Jaws
as his final DOOM"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

The Rush Washburn letter has been
pronounced a forgery, and suit for
libel will be commenced against the
Milwaukee News, in which, paper it
first appeared. Wonder if, like the
Sentinel, it will ''craw-fsh'' into the
mud OF stand trial.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

New LONDON is not far behind her
neighbors for celebrated weddings in
high circles of life. Recently widower
of three '0eeks and forty years of age,
married his neice of fourteen gears For
ty couples were invited and attended
the wedding. A band of music paraded
the streets and the dancing was kept up
for forty-eignt hours.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

IRIS passing strange, but nevertheless
tr1,e. that about one-half of the ''locals"
IN the Appleton Post are items which We
have read weeks before In a New York
pub lcation.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

The railroad managers of Chicago are
in great glee over Gov. Taylor's recon-
mendation that the Potter law be essen
TALLY modified.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

Il. G. SHERMAN, of Toledo, O., has
leased the Plankington House, Milwau-
kee, for seven years, commencing on
the 1st proz.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

WHITELAw REID has been arrested for
libel in Washington on warrant issued
at the instance of Gov. A. r. Shepard.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

The House committee will report in
favor of striking out the mixed school
feature of the Civil Rights bill.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

GRANT has signed the new specie re-
sumption bill, and it is consequently a
law.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21
STANDING COMMITTEES.

The standing committees Of the Sen
ate and Assembly have been announced
as follows:
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-01-21

Congress.
Treasurer
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-08

byvatelstyo Cfevel an d H.
Robson, Savage " Go. vydali ma letosn
rok novou adresni knihu. niz zaneseno
lest 1858 rozlicnych .imen ELI adres.
Citameli ma kazd6 jmGno 81 osoby, tedy
by mel Cleveland 163,991 0 b yvat 4
Avsak odhad ten neni pfemrst6ny, pova-
zmeli ze Buffalo ma ka2d6 imeno v a.
dresni knze zanesenG, 6itaii AZ Oso-
by. Die tohoto odhadu byio by nase me
sto co do lidnatosti drnhym yelkym me
stem phi velllych severoamerickych ieze
rech. Chicago Jest iak znamo prvni.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-08

Ease vylet6li - ptaGkov6.
V pondtli uprchlo usttedni policeini
straznice sest y6znd, ktefi sem nasled
KEN str4eni stareho okresniho v6zeni pro
zatimne byli pfesidleni. Ia zalafnika
Millera uprchlo b6hem kratk6ho Gasu 2
venice nasi 2S osob, vesmGs nebezpec
nych zlotnca. VseobecnG rozhorceni
obtanstva pohnulo sherifta Winslowa,
ably nedbaeho zalaruka Millera propu-
still. Novym zalafnkem ustanoven Jest
dosayadni deputy sheriff Ridge way. Pan
Winslow jest samoediny "a ut6k zodro
v3den. kdyby byl Dedbaleho zalafnika
hned po prvnim dt6kd vtznl propustil,
byl 10y 81 usetfil trpkych vycitek, jez Sc
nyni to prayem ma jeho hIayn sypou
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-08
Sc tyce u. tervence, 10 hodin dopolednc
We sve Gfadovn6.
Jmenem rady
j. f. M ors 9,
nGstsk Y nGfiG.
M6sto Cleveland,
Ufadovna NEST. mclIGc.
Cleveland, o /. Gervence 1870
q 4 u Il IN en- !.

Rada pro opravy ma pldny a specili@a.
ce vypracovan6 a We svG uradovn6 k ma
hlednnti prozkoumani vyIozene, ma STAY
bu hlavni stoky Canal n Comercial al.
odvadeci stokou do reky Cuyahogy a
3 odvGtvini do Canal, Cross, Pate, Ctyr
t6, Breck, Hill Harrison ulic.
Zinn6na hayni stoka, odvadtci stoka
a postranni stokv k 1Geli Gistoty ndsiedn.
iiciho pozemku mezi nasleduiicimi hraui
cemi: PoGinaie II seyerovyclodni hraze
Ohio Canalu n ieho prRseki yYchodnl
Garou od deset l0) akrti Iotu No ,, pax
severn6 podel v}chodni strany jmenova-
nGho deset akrh lotu No 2, az iich prI-
fezu JIM hrantoi carou 3. distriktu
s.ok, pax podtl zayadni a v}choAni hra :
ni6lci cary 3. distriktu stok az eho prt-
fezu Ohio kanalem, pax podel zminenf-
ho Ohio kanalu az k poGateGnimu bodu.
Hotei uvedena prace ma lined zapoca
ia byt.
! Rada vyslechne yscchny partaio 2 Gee
We 3 hodiny odpoledne.
Jn6nem rady
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-08
Vcreine dkuvzdani.

+, Dlonly eas trptliscn na zacpu aneza
4ivnest . kdyz jsen' zbytetne mnoho PEI
ntz za ltky yscikc vyhazcl dial isem 81
ria zkusiI sem REaEnburske kap-
Ey dr.. Aug. k0cEniga Po nena-
hl&m iich uziyani iscm sc konetne toho
obtizn6ho Medium zbayi. lsadim :udiz
kuzdGnu. ably y dome SVEN postacilel-
non zasobu kapok tech dr2el.
Joseph Pbeiler Chicago Ills.
gZnani Pan H. Nordmann, News
P.lO. Calhoun Co., Ills zaslal nam ma
sIcduici fadky k nycteinenl: Techto
par fadkd van zasylami icz die. prasdy
uvefejmti md2ete, ably JIM trpici lide
pobldnnti. byli k u2ivani ham bur
IL k Fch kapek DIR. Augusta X 0 e.
Il ga. Tyto nty ma mne 1einekk
neiouplntisi spokoienosti ia iseln TAX
zdrav, iako isein IL I'D vice rokd nebyl.
Mole manzelka ich rovntz uzivala po-
mohly j take. aInaa n D
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-08

Oben. O A. hodiu6 ranni vznikl V
oleindch Rockenfellerovych - iak Sc
nam pravi susarne - nebezpeeny o
hen, ktery vsak zahy uhasen byI. Pozar
n trouba, kterou bychom doporncovai
tomu archandeloyi, ktery Dude troubiti k
znrtvychystani poslednimu sondn, Wy
burcoyala ohlusuiicim rykem svym cele
mGsto a snad cee okoli.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-08

Vyletv povNroni. PoyJtroh
lax yderes tfeti yydani Heralda oznamu
ie, snesl Sc sfastn4 Potter county, V
Pennsylvania a sice We 2 bod. 80 mimi
tach odpoled e. Pohofl Allaghand pre-
krocH balon ye vysi til angI. mil. -
MinnJou zprayu syou doplhuieme ma =
sledoynt:
S bal5nom plulo osm osob sice pro-
tessor Samuel a. King, dale til redaktofi
zdeisich dennich listd, obrazkoyy zprayo
daj novoyorskGho ,.Graphicu,' kreslif ca
sopisa ,,Sv6t obrazich" zdeisi fotograi
Hatfield.
Ohlusuiici iasot nescislnych davA, bon
chani 2 dtla, traskani prskavek proyazelo
bal6n d. vfse Pohled ma nesto baIo
nu byl tarokrasny. Ia spousta lidern 0.
zivenych dorni, ty nesGislne, pravych
uhIech a pfimycl carach b6zici uice, z
uichz yttsina pc obou stranach krasnym
stromofadim zdobena Jest, ten hemzot H.
du povozd = to vsecko splyyalo o.
braz pravd6 uchvacuiici.
We ~ hol. nalezal Sc bal6n mad Wood
land Ave. We vysi 1O00;st. po desit minu
tach yznasel Sc mad komunstickou osa-
dou sbakerd (zvlastni kolnunisticko nabo
zensk6 sekty) We yysi 1900, nafez Sc ba-
lon rychle iest6 . 800 stop vyse yynesl.
Lid, ktery balon pozoroyal, pozdrayoval
yetroplayce vsude iasotem, iejz zielelne
slysei. Ntkdy take zvonili, len ably We
troplavci znamenali, ze ison yiden a Sc
doyani. Asi Is minut po .. hod. mnui
Chagrin Falls, kde lid a hudebni kapelly
nadsent bal0a pozdravovali. Po 30. mi
nutach dosahli Twin Lakes; tn zata ba
lon TAX rychle klesati, ze professor King
n6kelik pytliki pisku (pfiteze) dold vy =
sypati musel. o scst6 iodine Dyli ien
400 stop Giny soudi be 420) Cd zeln6
yzdAeni
Pan o. Marah yenoval smelym vttro-
plavcdic bedncku vytecnfch napoii,
ninz pflozi liStek toho zntni, ably v nei-
vttsi vysl pfipili americke unii ctyrte
mu dzalai, tax ably nikdy re skuteGnosti
pameti nevymizely. King vyhodil o.
pet ntkolik pytliki pisku kdyz Sc ba-
lon yznesl do znacne vyse pfipili 81 vsich
nj v6tropIayci die pfani ODIarahy.
0 81 hod vznesI Sc bal6n do wise
5,120 stop. Pred MIN buraceIa boufe a
divokrasne blesky protinaly malebnon
spoustu sinavfch obaki. Zapadallci
slunce napalelo nlze poyouci bila oblaka
tn zlatym, onde rudym, nGkde jennie r1-
zovy syetem. V T bod. 25. m. spustili
Sc ma zem, ale bro ma to vznesl Sc op1t
vzh6ru plouli az do h. 10 m. nacez
II Mahoning Station, Portage Go. Sc spus
till ma dpati yrchu v sirem pfenocovali.
Druheho dne plouli bal0nem en prof.
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Nercjn6 dikuvzdanf.


Sister Clara, Q. S. b., Carrolton, New
Orleans, In.
Jeikoz vase ham burske kan.
K y nelen u nne alo ] u iinych osob VI
tecnym lfinkem SO neminuly, nemohn ii.
mace, neil vysloyiti lelzu tonu yynalez
q lehonznani sye azadam vas spolu, aby
lste mne opet 30 lahvi zasial. .pa h y.i...r
Mezi rnnohymi iinyrni svedectsf Oh q
drzeli isme pied kratkem psani cd pana
Petra Sestera, Plymonthn, Ind, ktere
ukaznie, ze hambnrske kapky dra Koe.
niga nejcn phi malycli cborobach dobfe
p6sobi, ale ze telrdy 8 leinkem SWIM
Sc neminon, kde umeni lekafske pfesta-
va. Ilamburske kapky manzelkn moi
onpln6 pozdravily. Jiz delsi cas- byla
trapena dnon (gichtem). tn isen SO do
zvedel o hamburskych kapkach koupil
jsem je pro nj vern nelituju toho, nebot
zena Sc ccividn6 lepsila askoneene Sc 1pl
ne uzdravla. 'as ~
Pan citel NJ ch. Yung, Brady's
Bend, Pa, pise:
Zkousel isem vase bambursks kapky
pfi iedne pfilezitosti mesteGku Xelie.
N. y. a stvrzuii ma tonic miste, ze yse
co nich vnoyinach chyalneho Sc poyida.
jest praydive pref vam hodnf odbyt a
nj ne tax vasemu jako ku prospecbu tr-
picich.
Pod ekoyapi a spolu yysvsdceni
davam pfanim, ably vsichn tri k n6
hledn pfisli, ze Ora AL. Konrada Aues.
burskf kapky neiepsi lex jsou, an mns
ty same boleni blayy, hnceni V, usich .
nechuf jidln zahnaly, jakoz imou chos
od zalndeGnich kfeci slabosti civd aba,
vily. ~ Jan Grodoysky. i
-'24 Cbatam str. westsajd. .
Od dlonleho casn trpel isem ma zacpu
nezazignost a kdyz jsem zbytecne znae.
ne perez lekafdm vyhazel, poradil mnS
nekdo. abych zknsil dra. Aug. KoeniQs
1amburske kapky. PonenaLlym ale sta,
lynn iich nzivaniin jsem konecne 1pIns 50
pozdrayil. Radfm tedy kazdemn, ko,nu
ma jeho zdravi dspofe penez zalesi, ably
ncinil jako ia a konpi 81 fecene kapky. :
JOSEF Pfeiier, Chicago, Ills q G
Y
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Mistrovske dilo Tvdrce Jest lidskY obli-
Gel. Jaka skoda, jeli zohyzden oskliyymi
uhry, bulkami, nadory a jinou yyrazeni-
non, ktera obycejne ptisobenim povetrno
sti ma kdzi Sc vyrazi. Nejlepsi prostfedek
k zacbovani obliceje bez poskvrny jsou
dra.A ugusta X p n i z a b m bur
ske kapky
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MeStSk6 OZilalnky.


Isada pro oprayy podala mestske rad6
bcrni odhad pozemku hraniciciho ma
Jennings Ave.
Odhad ten udintn jest ma zapIaccni ma
kladu yyloh, povstalych otevrenim Il
prodlouzenim Jennings Ave, mezi Seran
ton Ave navrsim.
Znintuy odhad Jest nahlednuti IL
fadovn6 mestskeho pisafe.
Nafnitky proti odhadu tomu museji be
hem ptti nedel po prvnim uyefeineni pi-
semne NEST. pisaii podany bYti.
lno J. Nc Intosh, mtst. pisaf.
Cleveland 30 Geryna 1875.
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q Il n q IN e u /.

Rada pro opravy podala mestske ra
d6 berni odhad pozemku, hraniciciho ma
ulici Trumbull.
Odhad ten ncintn Jest IA zaplaceni w
leh, povstalych stupnovanin a oprayenin
uice Trumbull, mezi al. Forest bodem
1900 jizne.
Zmlneny odhad jest k nahlednuti IL
fadovne NEST pisafe vylozen.
Ndmitky proti odhadu tomn musi be
hem peti nedt po prvnim uyefejn6ni pi-
semne NEST. pisafi podany byti.
lno l. Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
Cleveland, 80. Gervna 1875
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MiStni zprayy.
EUkuvZtiani.

sp. Perun ySem ochotnikGm "a Spoluucin
koyanl phi besedc odbyyano dne 4. Gee.
1875. Zvldst6 ale sleGnam A. Landove
M. Pivaloye p. V. Snaidrovi "a pred
ueSenou rec.
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WAS en- mes t neuddlo Sc pomtr
ne mnoho nehod nasledkem stfleni dne
) ceryence. Ma n6kolika mistech ale mo
ho to NIT pfedce horsich nasledkd. Y
isle 1870 ulici Lake, kde nGkolk klackd
We dvcfe revoIyerI do suda ~ terc pou.
2teho stfilelo, stale Sc, ze jedna kulka Sc
odrazila oknem do icdnoho sousedniho
domi yIet6la, kde drahoceny Cbraz roz-
tfistla a obyvatedm bytu toho mmoho
strachu nahnala Mohlo Sc snadno stati,
ze PAM Barneyoya, ktera temz pokoii
dit6 kojila. nezbednost kluki 2iyotem "a
platiti moha.
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King, p. Taylor Cd Graphicu fotograf
Hatfield, lldezto zdejsi novinaf do CIeve.
landu Sc vratili.
Kde ealon spadl, syrchu pov6dino.