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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28
Creditors Notice.

No. l572-In the Chsncery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee-CouItlRnd n. 5tarr VS.. e..
W. W.Kealhofer ct al
Whereas, An order was entered in the above
cause on the I7th day OF March, 1876, directing
the Clerk and Master to make publication tor
all of the creditors OF K ID. STAR, deceased, TO
appear and fle their claims, etc.:
II is therefore ordered, That all the credit.
ors OF the estate of K. ID. starr, deceased,
make their appearance herein, at the court
house in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first day OF July, 1876, and fle their
claims herein and have themsel yes made par
ties, or their claims will be forever barred :
and that copy OF this order Je published
once a week, for four successive weeks in
the Memphis Appeal.
This Goth day OF March, 1876.
A copy attest: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By L. B. McHenry, D. c. & NJ.
Jarnagin & Frayser and ]. a, Taylor, Soils
for estate. mh2l tn
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ItaIInn Politics.

ROME, BsTch 25.-The Drifts, the
Crgan OF the LETT, says thRt the pro-
grzmme of the Deg ministry is caicu-
la'ed 70 Tesssure Elrope that the views
OF the cabinet on mRi V points resemble
these Of the French ministry. Germany
will find the Italian home policy aiding
her IN vigorously pursuing The course
which she has adopted. The Itaisn
stiues will - uCe sn energetic stli-
tuds on TIE cc.ts as,ical question. IL
viii net change the foreign policy OF
Itsly, tut will pursue more liberal
home policy.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN is g bank
rupt. He gives his assets at thirty nil
lion-me6e SP oi claims OH every gov.
ernment in the world-his debts being
one hundred million dollars. He hss no
personal property except his clothes and
a watch, valued st one hundred dollars.
He pays ten dollars a week for his
board. His wife has an income Of her
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

THE London Mark Lane Express in
YESTERDAY Is reviews CT the grain trade of
tbs past week, says the tendency to i'm
provement noticed last week has as
sumsd the shape Of definite advance
in prices, and the caution with which
buyers operated lately has been sue
ceeded by 3 feeling Of gceater confidence,
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$3.50 REWARD.

JAMES D. PORTER, Governor of the State of
Tennessee-TO all who shall see these Pres
ents-Greeting:
WHEREAS, 1t has been made known to
w me that a certain BOB THOMAS, alias
BOB WHEELER charged with having com
mitted foul and atrOciOus murder on the
Goth day of March, 1876, upon the body of Ben.
Bloomenstein, late of our county Shelby, has
fed from Justice, and is now running at large:
Now, therefore, 1, James ID. Porter, Governor,
as aforesaid, by virtue Of the power and au-
of $3.50 to any person or persons who may ap-
prehend the said Bob Thomas, alias Bob
Wheeler, colored. and deliver him to the
sheriff or jailer of our county OF shelby, in
order that Justice in that behalf may be had
and executed.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the Great Seal of the State
to be affixed, at Nashville, on the Gath day OF
March, 1875.
JAMES D. PORTER
By the Governor:
CHARLES n. GIBBS, Secretary. mh26
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Saturday, sth Day Of April, 1876,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, or so much thereof as shall be sur
fcient to discharge the taxes adj judged against
said property and all costs as shown Dy SAID
decree, to wit: A certain lot of ground de-
scribed as follows: Beginning on the south
side of old Madison street "a feet west OF j. B.
Hills lot thence west with the south line Of
said lot As feet; thence south 80 west 81 10
feet; thence east 3S12 feet: and thence north
81 east 81 10 feet to the beginning.
Also, Lot Is, on tie south side OF Madison
street: Beginning at the intersection of the
south side of Madison street with the west
line OF Wellington street, and running south
with Wellington street 1851 feet; thence west
g715 feet; thence north 1881 feet to Madison
street, and thence east 971a feet 20 the begin
ming.
lot fronting p feet on the east side of yelling
ton street by l48 feet in depth.
This Sth day of March, 1876.
b. p ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue, Etc.
W, W. Mcdowell, Solicitor.
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THE Radicsl5 are busy villifying Til
del, Hendricks; Thurman and PendIe-
ton, but so far have utterly failed to
father upon either Of them anything un.
wonthy Of 5 gentleman. Their honesty
and integrity are above The reach OF
Ra ijcsl malice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

No. ll69, N. Il. D.-SecOnd ChanceUy Court
DOcket-B. Z. Anderson, Commissioner of
Revenue, etc., VS.. Bridget COOney.
Pursuant to a decree of sale, entered in the
above cause on the 10th day of March, 1876,
at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, IN front OF the courthouse, in the city
al nh al
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WAFFLE PaosAnIETTIKs.


WAGHrFOroz, March =, am.
FIR Tennessee and the Ohio Udlley,
rain and ssUcTc Teal storms, UITiabie
niHds, shifting 10 n07tkorly and lcesteylyj
falling, JoHoJge9 By rising, barometer
and colder clearing ,geather during the
night.
The Mississippi TiUcT tOiH continue to
riie J,lol0 Cairo, and foods a0A occur in
he Uiciaity Cf Tlcks5urg, near Hs'eHG,
and dbcuC Memphis.
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PURE
JAVA PROLIFIC COTTON SEED

SUPERIOR to any other seed for early ma
y turity, extra fine staple and quantity of
lint, producing in some instances two and-a.
half bales to the acre. Price, 81 per bushel ,
cash. References-Judge James A. Anderson,
Memphis, Tenn; Captain Kenneth Garrett,
Withe, Tenn; Mr.. ]. ID. Schrader, CoIIierVille,
Tenn; Mr.. J. A. Owen, Des Arc, Ark, and
many others who have tried It. For sale by
]. NJ. WILLIAMS q CO.,
mh2S 222 Front street, Memphis, Tenn,
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AssocIated Pes DIspstch

jackson, March y The house man
ayers to-day filed two additional articles
Cf impeachment against Governor
Ames, TO the effect that IN cOnsiCera-
tion Of twen,y-eight hundred dollars
paid to the superintendent OF the peni-
tsntiary, and two hundred paid 20 q
member # the legislature, the governor
parioned one Alexander Smith, sem
fenced 20 The penitsntisry fer life for
rape. Ames's counsel have been allowed
until Wednesday 70 make anrweT. The
governors counsel are Roger 4. Pryor
2ud phomas J. DUrAnt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

TIE Republicans Of Ohio, Pennsylvs-
n!asud Vermont hold State conventions
tomorrow, the twenty.ninth, and the
Mississippi Republicans and Mississippi
colOTed men on Thursday, the thirtieth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

TIE senate yesterday considered the
report OF the committee on foreign
affairs, who srs opposed 20 Dana's con-
tirmstlon. 1t Is thought tbs rcro;t will
be sgreed to.
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No. $751; r. D.-First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn nnessee.-B. P. Anderson,
Lumpkin ct al.
PURSUANT TO a decree for sale entered in
the above cause on 28th day of NOvem Der,
1875, in Minute Book. No. u, page 5Sf viii
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
Tor cash, in front Of the courthouse OF Shelby
county, on Main street, in the city OF Mem
DllS,
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Saturday, sth DaI Of April, 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, or so much thereof as may be ne
cessary to discharge the taxes adjudged against
said property, and all costs as shown by said
decree, to wit; The west half Of lot s, in block
43, in South Memphis, fronting 40 feet, more or
less, on browns avenue, and extending back
south 40 feet.
This Ilth day Of March, 1875.
r. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner Of Revenue, etc.
John Johnston, Attorney. mhl4tu
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DIED.

NUETZEL-At her residence in this city,
No. 80 South street. last night at IL rs O'Clock,
Mrs. HARRIET NUETZEL, aged 81 years.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
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THE Democracy IN al the counties in
Tennessee are now expected to folio v
the example cf Davidson, and organize
and prepare for the coming campaign.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

THR Democrats Of Davidson county
aud Nashville have organized and called
2 county convention to be held on the
tTenty-seveUth Of May.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday oJ o9ttoa and gold: Nc1S
IoTk cotton 135e; Memphis, lSc.
Ns-0 York, gold closed az Il3I; Mem
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A GOOD suggestion. A monument to
the memory Of the late COmmodore NJ.
i. Msury is proposed by the Richmond
ENQUIRER.
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Attention, KNIGHTS Templar.

THE members of st. Elmo Command o
4 ery, No. Is, are ordered to meet atNE
the asylum of the c0mmandery, this/N\
TUESDAY, evening, March 18th, at ~
O'Clock, FOR DRILL. The members Of Cyrene
COmmandsTy No. 4, are courteOusiy invited.
By order. B. +. HALLEk, E. G.
r., w, SHELTON, Recorder,
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No. ISIS, r. D.-First Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-B. +. Anderson, Com
missioner Of Revenue, VS.. VIM. FeTreu.
Pursuant to a decree fOr'sale, entered In this
cause on the 10th March, 1876, and recorded in
Minute Book II, page 50, ETC., will sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
in front of the courthouse, in the city OF
MaunDhfc
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LATER FROM CLINTON.

LATER FROM CLINTON.
BOSTON, March 27.-Lster advices
from Clinton, Massachusetts, show that
the damage by the giving way of Messy
Pond dam is even greater than at first
estimated, and that two hundred thou,
sand dollars will hardly cover it. 1t ia
not known that any lives were lost, but
1t is reported that two men are missing
who Were known to have been in one oi
the buildings destroyed. The scene to.
| day for distance OF two miles in the
track of the waters recalls the terrible
| Mill River disaster. About two O'Clock
on Sunday it became evident there was
| danger, and efforts to strengthen the
dam were made with mattresses, bales
| OF hay, and small trees, but all efforts
were unavailIDg and the dyke melted.
| At three O'Clock the waters burst forth
with a mighty rush, sweeping away
everything in its path. Trees were
twisted, snapped and uprooted; earth
and bowlders wtrs torn from between
the hills, leaving rough gorge several
! rods in width. After passing Fuller
vile to a branch of Nashua river the
water had q scope of a large interval,
and without further obstacle was carried
off by the river. The summary Of the
buildings destroyed includes the Clinton
tannery, Fullerville factory, comb fac
tory, and four other buildings. The
principal losses were at Fullerville,
which is now complete ruin, where
was once thriving manufacturing set
tlement. The company occupied five
buildings, hardly a vestige of which
now remains.
Boston, March 27.-Details continue
to be received OF losses by Saturdays
stcrm. Dams continued breaking yes
terday and to-day. The loss in the
neighborhOod of Clinton, Massachusetts,,
will amount to three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, and about Norwich,
Connecticut, the same amount. AT
Taftsville, Connecticut, to-day, five
men were drowned by the washing
away of an embAnkment they were
Strengthening. The aggregate loss in
New England is enormous.
IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, March 27.-There was an
other snow-storHs to-day. Reports from
the west state that a constant succession
Of storms is prevailing, everything is
overwhelmed with snow, aud the ther-
mometer is registering low. The Union
Pacific pa3senger-trains were delayed
eight hours by snow between Bitter
creek and Rawlins last night, and are
probably laid up for safety.
AT WORCESTER, MASS.
WORCESTER, MASS, March 27.-The
top of Paxton dam down to the piling
gave way this morning, and caused q
panic below, the manufacturers remOv-
ing their goods along the stream, and
in the narrow gorge Of Cherry Valley
the citizens are removing their chattels
and families to the hills. The stream
runs into Blackstone river through a
series of reservoirs.
VESSELS ASHORE.
PORTLAND, Me, March 27.-The
schooner Harriet Newell went ashore on
Bluff island yesterday. The captain
and his wife were drowned.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H, March 27.-The
brig A. Porter went ashore on White
Island yesterday. The captain and
seven men were drowned. The first
mate was the only one saved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

TIE poet LongfeIlov is sroken Of as
S,asnck and Dsna's successor. Too
coed % be true.
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Temple of Love, No. l.

THE regular quarterly election of officers
i will take place on Friday evening next,
March 3lst. The Temple win meet at oclk.
By order JACKSON 2. CREWS, Z. s.
EDWARD L. RAWLINGS, r. S.
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CoMMIsSIONER SALES
COMMISSIONERS SALE
-0F-
REAL ESTATE.

M. l775, r. .D.-ChanceTy Court OF Shelby couu-
~, Tennessse.-B. p. Anderson, Commits
siontr Of Revenue, etc, VS.. George b. Pc
terS ct al.
Pursuant to a decree FOR sale entered in this
cause, on the 10th day of March, 1876, and re-
sell, At public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash. IN front OF the courthouse, in the
city Of Memphis, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

TREASURES NEW, by request of the
President and Secretary Bristow, with
holds his resignation for the present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

MONTGOMERY BLAIR is out for GCv-
ornor Tilden for President, and says he
is the right man for the place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

from ice. Water on the Merrimsc this
morning was f0Tty-one fest about the
dam, and though the river had fallen
four inches at noon, still higher water
was expected,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28
Saturday, sth Day Of April, 1876,

within legal hours, the following real es-
tate, or so much thereof as may be necessary
to discharge the taxes adjudged against said
property and all costs as shown by said Ce-
cree, to wit: Part of lot 46, in the city Of
Memphis, between OvertOn and Jackson
streets: Bounded west by Chickasaw street; (;
east by Front alley; north by south line OF
Martin Kennedy's lot; south by north line Of
lot formerly NJ. Leonard s-frOnting Is feet on
ChickRSaW street by l4S feet deep.
This 18th March, 1876.
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BristOw Again.

LOUISVILLE, March 27.-An examina.
ton of the records OF the United States
court by District-AttOrney Wharton,
who was sssistant.sttorney when Bris.
tow was district-attorney in 1856 and
1867, does not show the name OF Isaac
Reeves anywhere. Since 1866, the only
name that could be found in the records
similar to this was that of John Reeves,
of Fleming county, charged with illicit
distilling in the year 1866. His case was
taken to Covington, to which place
Colonel Wharton telegyaphed yesterday
to find what disposition had been made
of the case. A reply received last even
ing stated that the man had not been
indicted.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICES.
MEMPHIS
BOARD OF HEALTH


MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 6, 1876.
VNHE office OF the Board OF Health has been
4 located at 286 second saFe et, cor. Court.
Citizens are requested to report nulsances at
this Office, and assured that they will receive
attention at the earliest possible moment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

B. 2. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue, etc.
John Johnston, Attorney. mills thu
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PROPoBALa-

Sealed proposals will be receive at the on ice
until March 2Oth, for removal Of Garbage from
tho city. Specifications TO be seen at the office
OF the Board.
Board reserves the rlght % reject all bids.
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NOTICE.

Citizens are hereby notified that in compli-
ance with section 80 OF the Health Ordinance,
they must discontinue the practice OF sweep
ing trash, waste pape rubbish, ashes, etc,
into the CUTTERS and treets. They must pro-
vide suitable receptac es for such refuse, keep
them IN the alleys or IN the rear Of their busi-
ness houses, and remove the same at regular
intervals.
Violators OF this order will be brought be-
fore the Recorder.
BY order Of the Board Of Health.
HEBER ". JONES, NJ. D.,
mh7 Secretary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Membel!
of the house judiciary COMMITTEES, includ
ing some Republicans, say that the testi
mony given by Marsh before that com
mittee is stronger. than his testimony be-
fore the committee on expenditures in
the war department, and that it is SC
conclusive Of Belknap's guilt that he can
not escape. 1t is believed that the judi
ciary committee can and will formally
present their articles Of Impeachment
this week,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

STURM, HIRsCH & CO., agents,
mhIO Al Madison street.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-10
Europa.
VychOdni OtaZka.

Ptrohrad, S. dnora. Rusko provozu
ic pry obojetnou politiku; ma iedn6 stran6
Sc tvafi, iakoby chtelo zachovati celist-
vost Turecka, ma druhG pax podntcuie
kfesfany ma poloostrovG balkansk6m a
nenen6 Srbsko a Rumnnsko proti Tu-
recku. Jisto jest, re 81 Gorcakov ted ie
Ste ncpfeie vypuknuti valky yychodni.
Kdyby ale Turecko nccht6lo neb yahalo
anebo nemohlo prov6sti andrasovskG ma
vrhy oprav, pax nebude stati V costt ami
Srbsku, ami Cerne IIofe, ami Rumunsku
ale zasahne samo mocnou rukou do zale-
zitusti gychodni Nektefi politikov6 nj
nj, ze Rusko vi, ano radosti oGckava,
&c Turecko navrzene opravy nebude mo-
ci provtsti. V tomto pfipad6 bylo by
presto vs zodpov6dnosti "a dalsi rozvoi u
dalosti ma vychode, naslo by V pfipad6
vseobecne valky dosti zaninek vloziti sc
do toho celou vahou svoj.
Ruske vladnl casopisy popiraji zpravu
o vyjednavani Turecka Cern6 Uory k i
cell postoupeni teto njakeho kusu 1zeni,
Pfipousti vsak. ze Cerna Hora nemIze s
nyneisim 1zelnim vystaeiti a ze il bude
muset Turecko neaky kus zeln6, kde by
dobytek svuj pasti mohla postoupit. Sro
zumitelne cesky to zni; Dosud Sc mezi {
bema stranami postoupeni jisteho okrE
ku nevyiednava, ale Cerna Hora mus
kus takovy dostati to Sc neihorsin
pfipaGe postara Rusko.
i Loaaiga, 8. inora. Ze Ramunsko zbrc
j Jest nepopiratelne. Ami rumunska vla
da toho nepoplra, naopak pozadala snen
ably il povolil znaGnon sunni penez k o.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-10

Strasny popIac nv v,opefe
Cicinnati, o.
N EXC k o s O b m aGk dno
aposlapano.
Cincinnati, o., z! unora.* " So
botu odpolednc provozovano Robisono
vem opernim dome posledni oddeeni
allegorickeho tablaux well.
ka republika", nenz ditky Icinkovaly =.
Prostranne operni ln'stnosti byly tax ma
byty, ze by ami jablko nebylo propadlo
zvlaste Zen deti bylo tn nesmirne, jake
obycejne pfi diyadelnich pfcdstavenicl
tech, pfi nichz deti ucinkn
il. Ma jevisti hofela kalciova svetla
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-10

Pfedstaveni bylo plnen prondu; praye
sehravan vyjev peiicich ky6tihafek. Ma
hle zazni z gallefie pokfik 20 hofi. Wy
krikl to n6iaky klucina, nevi Sc zdaz 2
nezbednosti anebo nerozumu. Obecen-
stvo se zaleklo. Kdyz ale pokfik fen V
pfizcmi opakoyan, zmocnilo sc vsech TAX
nesmirne zd6 SEMI, ze veskere innozsty
iednim razem SO vzchopiIo a divadia
utikalo. MuzoyG kleli ncbo fval, zeuy
1pely zalostiyt, d6ti kvfIely nsedavE; /;
vSecko ale tlacilo Sc divou silou, liz Vie
va hrozici nebezpeGi Ike vchod1m. Zde
srazil a spletl Sc k smrti zd6scny day.v
chnmac, nimz nebylo mozno proniknonti.
zeny omdlivaly klesaly 8 d6tmi w.
kfiky srdcelomnymi ia rtech k zemi
nlnzov6, rozrazeice vsi silou neprolomitel
nou zacpu, slapali surov6 po nebohyeh
zenach d6tcch, zb b e. o sti a
z b o va d ! 0 / jeiich ma zem pova-
lenych. Byl to vyiev d6sny, jejz neIze
popsati. Mic neprospivalo, ze dfiv6isi
purkmistr jevist6 sec silly mel zd6senG
obccenstyo uspokoiovo, zc nikde nchofi
Nikdo no nesly5e kdo slysel NEWELL a.
nobo nebyl to vyrvati sc re zacpy. Mno
ii i 5 gallerii skakali ma pfizemi shro
mazd6n6, iidi ballustrad dol6 sc vrhal
"a ntktefi zvlast6 zdGsonim rozumu zbayt
nj otvirali okna, snad ably Sc mini unik-
nnti pokusili.
V tlacenici pfislo nGkoik 1iyota lid
skych ma zmar, skrz zeny q de.
TT. Mezi t6mi isou: Jif Loe5ch, 10 let
stary; Bedfich Loe3ch, bratr pfedesiGho,
y let starry; Iata Lesliova, l2leta, kite
raz prav6m slova toho yyznamu roz
mackana "a uslapana byla; pi. CIarkovA,
zena od6vnika ulice Vine; Harry Whi
te, 8 let starry; Jakub Crawley, let sta-
ry; Zofe Mossettoya, 25 let stara; jedna
neznama dana; chlapec zidovskeho pi
vodu; pi. Starbuckova. Mimo tyto pfislo
rnnohem vice oscb k vice meme povazlive
mn ano smrteln6mu pohmozd6ni a pora-
.ntni Cincinnatske listy pisi, ze n6ktere
Mich nevydrzi. - Pckud n6loho whit
lie, jsoC to pfedevsim muzoyG, to chvasta-
vG ,silne' pokoeni, ktefiz jen o sva wac
ma t6la peel meli, nedbajice toho, ze utle
ditky slabG zeny iako diyoci Tataf k
zomi srazi nohanla slapou. Hanba Ia
kov}m muzdm! Ii pax ncstydi Sc w
soka pohlizet ma slabG zeny poskleb9
vati Sc jejich pozadavkdm "a rovna OBJ
canska prava! Muzi jsou pry chladno-
krevni, srdnati, rozumni, slechetni
Cert vi co vsecko - a pres ty vsecky cno-
sti dovedou smrti uslapaii slab6 zeny
dtl6 ditky pfi = -jalovGm poplachu V di-
vadlc. Pradleny budou miti zaiSte ne
vitanou pfile5itost ma podvleGkach tech
hrdind ziistiti tn chladnokrevnost a srdna
tost jejich.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-10

y Do minpGho cisla Memoir isme
zpravu tn ice vmestnat. Red.
Washington, 8. unora. Komisaf
berni Pratt souhasi propust6nim neko-
hka zbytecnYch ufadnik6 z eho odboru.
- Zelcznitni vybor sn6movny radi Sc
dosud 0 Tom. Scottosy jjizni tichonofskG
zeleznic. = Sckretaf Belknap potl "a
nutne, ably sn6movna pfiiala zakon, povo
luiici naiimani hranicafd, ktefi by konai
pohraniGni sluzbu ma Rio Grande. Jen
tax lie loupeznym najez1im MexikanG
pfitrz u6init, nebof spolkov6 vojsko Jest
pills slab6. - President zasle kongr u
zvlastni poselstvi tYkaiici ae dopisoyani 81
statniho ministelstva cizymi vladami v
pfi6in6 obeslani filadelicke vystavy. -
Senator Christiancy = Michiganu, ma 64
let starry, ozenil sc devatenactletou
slec. Lille Lugerbeelovou, zam6stnanou
do nedavna kancelafi pokladny Divka
ia nelna mic nez mladost krasu. Chris
tiancy jest bohac a = senator, vlastnosti
to, iimz deyce neodola, byt byl ten jenz
je ma ctyfiAfate starsi tudiz jejim dt
dem nell pradedem byti mobl. =
=. Westinghouse dopisovatele n6kte-
rych republikanskych casopisd ,ypras aii
bouilivem vystupu mezi Grantem, Bri-
stowem Pierrepontem pficine obzalo-
by Babcocka. President zlobi Sc na
tinancniho sch retafe Brstowa, zc mi.aekl
ieho Babcocka pfipravil az pred porotu
Propnsteni jcho jest pry veci v radA pre-
sidentovJch dGvtrniki uzasfenou Bri-
stow musi padnouti, zvlast6 budeli Bah
cock nznan za nevinna. - V senatn roko