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The New York herald., 1876-12-08
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following sales were effected ut the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday
Adrian II. Muller 4 Son sold, by order of tho su-
premc Court foreclosure, II. W. Clark referee,
lot 25x1O22 iect, East Seventy first street, north
side 213 feet east Of First avenue, TO plaintiff for
$1,000
Scott and Myers sold, by order OF tho Supreme
Court, in foreclosure w. A. Boyd referee, plot OF
land ~ 3x1o0 Eleventh avenue, west side, 81 feet
south of Seventy street, TO Schuyler schatts
for $l3 500 The samo auotioneers sold by order of
the Court IN PARTITION lots together in size 81 2x
100 on Ninth avenue, northwest corner OF Seventy
ninth street, to John Schappert for $1,000
1,s,h !, =. $50 r.. \. of "a av'. 4s.4xllls: Rob-
crs Bocme er and wife 10 w McCord. Nom.
laS.a Ss,,ss 81 ,s f. Van . u s "a M isa.s Ann
10Th sS. 5 . corner osd 4 ioox.oi5 Mary A.
j. H. Knapp ....- ..-...........:............ 1885 600
7S s % assoo y asa Philip ncrii and
I'd T,'. ay 5. sens H. n Of ssii St. xea masey O
.tS i1s s., , 81 aii 81 Z, ai.isS5 Fred 49,. wv
osarsS a,sh IT,. lo = s sSsso William adi
cxccatorj 70 II. q. Muller ...........:,..... 10000
Fansto Mora to NJ. Il. Mora ......:. :........ Nom.
ssss s SiS aSzsas; Sarah ,@a ooo
ss s.,s1a av 80 80 Z ass n s siih ST. Sax7i: owen 80
Meyer kosenthal and wife 9. Rosenhai. 5000
Broadway e. corner eIta !. a1 r., snoax2o' fh'p NJ
South 9TH av.. n. W. between Spring and Broome
Anna Pauison to G. G. shsphard. ........ 1000
William Tjiden tcxecutor of 10 Il; Gardner -. e5f3
Henry st., s.. 25xS7s Jacob korn to u. korn Nom.
G3d ILL., s. S. 275 f. e. Of 9th av, ~ 9xloo5; robert
Wilson vile N. Dinke spiel. ........... So 900
oaa ST rs $50 q, VI ,n, 2, ID av SoSsa' Aao'ph 600
esd ASK e. 500 r. r. " 'pa ID ay 5ox :ame ~
sss ssms 49, $. rs n . ei 6ia sy asiso; william 40o'
A. Boyd ucfcrcej to NJ NJ Flanagan. 27.5oo
io6,h St. n s.. 325 r. ". OF 9th 2,xluo IL; John
H. Govcr trcicrceJ TO B W. Merriam. 1900
9th st.. p 8. w. Of broadway c2l years.; Sailors
snug Harhor TO W. 525
MORTGAGES.
Blum, Johanncta to J. ID. Jones. n s. Of esd ST, ".
OF Sd iustaments. S.J2S
Davies William u. aud wife, 10 Mutual ldio In
surance Company. {. s. OF Lexington av.. $ o' 3sth
Peiicwes. Cornelius and wife, TO i. o. Burhans, W.
Of 5n ay. n oi 10Th ST. years. 25ooo
Freund, Jacob and wife, to g. tox. W. of Attorney
ST.. bet wcen Grand aud Division; years 5000
~. . Of 9Th as year $4,000
yl3 Front g.; z 400
Gardner Robekah, TO = r. storrow; u. ;6th ST.,
ssa ward $500
Of B"onc ss. between Essex aud Luiow year 3coo
st.. o,5oo
Of Avenue 4: s yesrs Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Mathews. Peter and wiie 10 NJ. q. a. wooaccck n.
Mc,t Mary and othes- : to William r. sincy texecu-
Stanton sss years eooo
Of IN s. q Of 10Th av. 1000
Smith, IucrstiA O., to r. A. Lawrence; s. s of 4Dth
It,. west Of 5sh av.; yssrs la.o0o
The New York herald., 1876-12-08

whitney 10 recover damages for false iinprisonmeat
which has been once tried and reported In tho HERALD
Ia now on trial for the second time in Part OF the
Court OF Common Pleas before Judge Robinson and
jury.
Commissioner Shields yesterday held, in default OF
bail, for examination, George Williams charged with
passing counterfeit coin, and Mcnaei O'Bren and
John Munoy, charged with passing counterfet ten
dollar bills OF the Lafayette National Bank OF Indiana
suit has been begun ia tue United States District
Court for the forfeiture Of The buildings and three lots
o! ground at Nos 533, 534 aud $50 West Forty
street. composing the premises lately seized by tho
revenue officers as an Illicit d!xtlery. and for forty
four barrels oil rum, 100 gallons OF spirits, barrel
Of whiskey and other property
Judge Brady ordered reference yesterday in the
divorce sui brought by Gothe Hak against his wife
Emma Its stated IN the complaint that tho parties
married in lsG9 and vod together until the pres
cnt year and have four children. The husband who
rs travelling agent lor tna Inman line charges his
wife with numerous acts Of adultery, and hence the
suit.
mon Pleas The SUIT OF Eli Tobias to damages
from The Dry Dock and East Broadway Railroad Com
pany. The plaintiff claims that defendants car ran
into his horse and cart December, 1915. and dam
aged tho extent OF SlOg 20, while deendanta
cla the fault have been Plaintiffs that his horscs
head and the shalt OF his cart were run through the
windows oi tho car damaging II TO The extent OF $50
William X. Clare brings suit IN the United States
Circuit Court, before Judge Wallace, against tho
National Guy Bank $4,000 injuries received
by being struck the head by board while he was
passing the bank building, on the 26th March, 1855
Three trials OF tins had in tho Superior
Court the first resulting in suit the second by
the Jury awarding $50 TO the plaintiff the third in
vcrdict OF So 900 damages for the plaintiff The case
is now on tral fourth time, being transferred
TO the United States Circuit Court.
The seventh eighth application on behalf OF the
incarccraled teapot medium, "Docor' Flint was
made to Judge Brady in Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday. His counsel s. w. Wilson, asked on this
occasion for an order OF reference to show that
prisoner unable 10 pay alimony aud thus purge
himself OF the contempt. Mr. Weed in reply said the
whole matter sufficiently before tho Court IN tho
alldavts, one OF which, from the Warden OF Ludlow
Street Jail proved that Flint living uxuriously
there at SIS week. Decision WAS reserved
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

In decision just rendered by the Supreme Court,
General Term, Ia Kings county, Judge Dykcman, who
writes tho opinion OF the Court, sustans the consttu
tionaty Of what is known ms the 'Shcrn's bill" OF
"Judicial Sales bill, passed by the Legislature at its
last session. This provided that in all foreclosure
cases in Kings county where there was agreement
as to the appointment OF referee SELL the Sheriff
should conduct the sale. To test the validity o this
law foreclosure suit. whore all the parties
were not represented, sent 10 a referee,
who sold the property Tho purchaser refused to
cep the title from tho referee. claiming the sale
havo been invalid. The then came before the Su.
prcme Court. on q motion to relieve the purchaser,
and finally reached the General Term OF that
appeal Judge Dykcman concludes his opinion, after
very elaborate OF the law, by holding that the
law is constitutional because, though II tends TO In.
The sherHs fees during his term OF oiice, it
must be regarded as general and not local law
does he regard the objection well taken, that 10
destroys the uniformity OF practice in tho courts Of
record in this state.
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
A CONTRACTORS BOND.

In tho Supreme Court, Part 0, before Judge Larrc-
moro aud Jury, there tried and dsposcd OF yes
tcrday the Of John Elder Jr against The Mayor,
&c Plaintiff sued a contract taken from the Com
mssioners Of Charities and Correction for fitting up
and repairing the steam heating apparatus in the Luna
tic and Incbrate asylums Wards Island and
claimed S796 50 Tor extra work. The suit was de-
Tended on the part oil the city on tho ground that the
bona accompanying the contract authorized the SUI
pcrvssng engineer to have any changes he deemed
proper made bnt without any charge above tho
amount of the contract. Judge Larrcmore said that,
while this bond might be considered narsn u was,
pcvcrthccss, binding on The contractor, and no was
compelled to grant motion on behalf oil the city TO
dismiss plaintiffs complaint.
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY

SUPREME ECoURr--CuAxBERs-Held by Judge Brady
Nos II, 95, l06, liz, l22. lbs, 120, 133 141. l42
s' ass' 22s, S 2as 2aS 2ss, $50, 244, PSI, a5a 80 ~
suraEM. CoURr-GExRRAL TERM.-Adjourned until
next Monday
o75, 0sa $50 os2 6s7 7os no 5i2 7as 7ss, ~ 4u7,
757, 1853, 759 76o, 76l, 763 TO 794, inclusive
SUPREME COURT CiRcuIr-Part Hold by Judge
aa 1919 1902 ses ssS
BY Judge I Lawrence Nos $3.50, 1924, 175s, s1SS,
sSsi ssiS sso4 asss lsos, ITO sssc, $685. ss4s ss
$780, s02s. 305S. 1850, 3642, 3660 Part 3-Hcld by
Sgs0 ssSs SSH assa $3.50, 1871 s4si $3.50 SIS
3649 3s47, 3795, $780, $780, 1908. 36l1.
SurKRIoR CouRr-GEsERAL TERN-Held by judges
Curtis and speir-Nos 2s, l5, Il, "a. rs go 30, 40
SUPERIOR CoURr--SrEciAL TEEM--Hcld Dy Judge
Sanford-lssues OF fact-No. 62. Dcmurrer-No l.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRAL TERM-Part He'd by
Judge scdgwick-Nos $50, SIG, 4o7 33l All, AIS "a
to 456, inclusive. Part 2-Adiourncd for tho term.
COMMON PLEAs-GEsERAL TERM.-Adiourned for tho
COMMON PL.As-Eoulrr TxRS-Held by Judge Van
Hoescn--Nos. IS 90 10, T.
r. DalyNos. 37l IA, 1014, $780, la, 593, 925 s6s,
S63, 766 lois, 954 AZ 93z $685. 1910 Part 2Heid by
Judge Van BruniNos 1898, 1904 1922 TO 1889, inclu
sivc. Part 3-IIeld By Judge Robinson. Nos. lilo,
$50, AL, 1l40 10 1851, inclusive
MARINE CouRr-TEAL TERM-Part 1.-Adjourncd
until mex. Monday. Part 2-Held by Judge Alker-
Nos. 5274, 5ll4. $685. 5l62, 5240 $685. 5l73, 522S.
527s 5i2s, SIP, 515o $685. 1913, 5242. Part 3HeId
by Judge Goepn-Nos. 1892, 6709. S295, Sl6S, 4779,
6S7S UDl4 1919, 6SGl 1913, 1905, 1924. 1873 7036,
1866 sSI5, = co.'s. 7ly9 72l4, S6s7, 7I5a
COURT OF GENERAL sEssoSs-Part Held BY Judge
Sutherland The People VS. John O'Rcy, robbertl
Same John Maiden, robbery; Same vs. Frans
Madden, robbery, Same VS. John Eagan, burglary;
Same Peter Gray, burglary; Same John 0'kcefc,
burglary; Same VS.. Michael Honncssy, burglary; Same
VS.. Martin Lake, burglary; Same vs. Benjamin Maher.
burglary; Same VS.. John Wbebc, burglary; Same vs.
John Kelly ct al, burglary; Same Va George Massctt,
burglary; Same VS. Andrew Brown, burglary Same
vs. James Cummings, burglary; Same vs. DICK Dcvnc,
fcIonous assault and battery same John Dclehanty,
grand larceny; Same VS. John Wilson, grand mrcenyi
Same VI. Charles Cameron, grand larceny; Same vs.
larceny. Part2-Hcld by Judge Gildcrsleevc.Thc Pco
pie VS. John Lappn, robbery; Same vs. John Conklin,
burglary; Same William Sarvcnt fconous assault
aud battery; Same John Brown. felonous assault
ana battery; Same Frederick Ripp, ielonious
sault battery; Same Charles LEACH grand lar.
ceny same VS.. William Rcaboldt misdemcanor.
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Tho Justices of the Supreme Court nave appointed
Mr. George s. Bonyngc stenographcr in Circuit, Part
OF the Supreme Court
A verdict Tor s65 was yesterday recovered by John
Dowling a workman in tho Department Of Sewers,
against the city. Tho suit was tried before Judge
Lawrence in the Supreme Court, Circuit
The suit OF William waguer against Thomas b.
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Dec. I, 1S76
In the Court OF Appeals to-day the following
business was transactcd:--
No. 81. Hassam vs. the City OF Rochostcr.-Argu.
ment resumed and concluded
No. o. Van Wocrt VS.. Tho Albany and Susquehanna
Raroad-Argucd by j. g. Runklo Tor appellant, ana
George scramling Tor respondent. .
No 81 The People reL Conway VS. The Board Of
Supervisors oil Livingston county--Argucd by J. Y.
CochTaue Tor appellant, and ). Hubbard Tor To-
slondcnL
Proclamation made and Court adjourned
CALENDAR.
The following Ia tho DAY calendar for Friday.-NoA
10, 81, ~, 80, IS, 81, and 6A
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT-cHAMBERA.
d., VrAnn nruA~


Matter OF Clinch.-Must be nu order Of reverence.
Jessup VS. Tho East Alabama ana Cincinnati Rail-
road Company ct all wish 10 see counsel.
Bresler VS. Vulkening--Counsel viii please appear
the Sth VI haii-past ten a. NJ
Perry vs.. The Baldwin Manufacturing Company
Counsel will please appear on The sth at halpast ten
Matter OF Barnett Judge Barrett thinks there
should be a stay, without security SO ordered
Matter Of Bowman; Neey Finch: Browning
Rapp; White Olmstead Butler vs. Peterson; i;
Pnbs, ct al vs. Pabst ct al Nosser Cowvie OF al
The Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company va van-
Combes Godried VS.. stcmmcr; Tnc Union Dime
Savings Institution Bcakcy; Kingand vs Cess.
ner ct al Kerr Reynolds; Meyer VS.. Kumly;
Hunt vs.. smith Fox Tuska; Matter OF Martin, and
Rcmmerlz VS.. Smth-Granted
The East River National Bank va Hobrook Tho
dctcnces peculiar, but think can be disposed OF
In an hour: II not The plaintiffs incur the poraty i'm
posed by the rule. Motion granted.
Won Helm VS. Elkin.-l think the defendant should
be allowed amond desired The effect value Of
the nvcrmcnt may be subject for future examination.
No opinion is expressed about it Motion granted on
payment of $40 costs.
Matter OF Barbour.--The Jurisdiction of the Marine
Court in tho action against tho dis
puted Its has been lawful therefore
count with the power conferrng it, Il matters not that
that is the claimed II the sum finally recorded
does not exceed 81 600 exclusive OF costs. Chap
40, Laws 1851 II the recovery in the action
agaipst the relat0r OF the named, inter-
est and costs and order hold bail detained
the defendant basis of the judgment might be
proper subject Of Investigation The roator assign.
no lawful reason for hts discharge, and the writ must
therefore bo dismissed.
SUPREME COURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Herries VS. Newel.-Tne complaint Is not with the
papers. 1t should be handed up.
Langdon VS. Gray ct al-Findings signed on judg.
mcnt dismissing complaint
The Greenwich Bank vs. Davids ct aL-Judgmont
for plaintiff demurrer to portions Of defendants
answers. Opinion.
Somers va Faber.-Judgmcnt for plaintiff on de.
murrer with liberty TO defendant 10 answer ON pay.
mcnt OF costs. Opinion.
coMM0N pTRAa-SpECIAT, TERM
BY Judge Van Hocsen.
Chase va Draper. Motion denied. Bee memor.
andum.
Alexander vs. Ccilcr.-Reference ordered. See
memorandum.
Randall va McCarthy.-It appearing that tho sure
ties are not the appellants. Motion denied.
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
A LUNATIC'S ESTATE.

In 1885, as appeared in Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday, on motion argued before Judge Brady
Patrick DicKey adjudgcd lunatc, and such is
now confined. He was worth at the time he was ad-
judged insane about $500 ooo bringing him an annuai
income Of about s27, 900. Ho had at tho time
ricd daughter, a Mrs. Van Beck, whose husband had
become nsolvcnt and also insane. To this daughter
Mr.. Dckey allowed support before his illness
amounting to $3.50 per month, and subsequently in
creased $500 per month After her fnthers prop
crty went into the hands OF committee Mrs Van Bcck
received but at tho rate OF s. 600 year. She then
fixed at b. her father while in health. The matter
was referee, who reported in favor of paying
her 1T the OF g. 600 year OF the estate To
have this report confirmed by the Court tho OBJ
jec OF the motion yesterday, and IL was opposed
the part OF tho committee OF the estate the ground
OF a compromise between Mrs Van Bicck and the
committee which she had accepted and should abide
by Tho Court reserved It's decision
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
THE "LAsT DAY" UNDER THE CODE

On appeal from the First District Court, recently
argued in the General Term Of tho Court OF Common
Peas by Mr.. NJ N. Budlong the part of the appel
lant and f. J. Mather for respondent decision has
now been rendered which Is OF importance showing
tho provision OF tue Code tnat when the last day
within which an act is 10 be done falls Sunday tho
may be done Monday does not apply to the dis
tct courts but that the in such must be done
Saturday. The opinion OF the Court II, briefly, us
follows:--"fhc Justice rendered hts judgment on tho
ninth day alter the submitted to him Tor do
csion tho eighth day being Sunday Hc lost iurisdc-
ton under such circumstances his judgment should
have been rendered on the seventh day. or saturday.
e Governs Treat section !, 552 and cases ccd) The
Code lscctIon 407l docs not apply The limitation
In which tho judgment to be rendered is
enacted In the Code but in the District Court act
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
THE COURTS.
An Inhuman Ship Captain Denied
New Trial.
A LUNATIC'S ESTATE.
A Bankrupt's Assignees in
Legal Conflict.
The Court Of Appeals Defines the Powers Of
POlict Commissioners.
A LUNATIC'S ESTATE.

Al the last term OF the United States Circuit Court
Captain Josiah s. Grinde was convicted or cruel pun
ishment in causing tho death by logging or sailor
called :sLong Tom" VINO was one OF tho crew OF his
vessel, the ST. Mark Motion was made for a new
trial and arrest ofjudgment by his counsel, Messrs
Fullerton and Knox, the ground OF newly discovered
evidence This evidence consisted OF aldavits OF prs
Ludlow Street jail, who testified to having
overheard conversations between William Skinner and
Harry Pocnt witnesses the trial OF Captain Grndlo
for the prosecution which pocnt alleged TO
have said that he would get square with Captain
Grindle for alleged wrong, and by the affidavit Of
skinner which set forth that he did not know that
the man who was noggcd ''Long Tom,' and that
the logging be did see was might be given by
q child twelve wears old /" The motion argued by
Mcssrs Fullerton and Knox Tor defendant and by
Benedict yesterday rendered hts decision, IN
which he says:-"l have examined the afIidavits
presented support OF motion for Trial In THIS
case and fail to lind IN them any ground to justify set
ting aside the verdict IL s settled law that trial
is not to be granted upon merely cumulative and i'm
peachng testimony, and these atdavts disclose moth
Ing The defendant tarly tried before jury
OF much intelligence; hc was carefully defended by
able COUNSEL the jury believed the two witnesses who
bore testimony against him, and the verdict Is concu
sve feel bound TO add that do not approve OF the
course here pursued IN procuring witness who bad
been behalf OF the government on tho trial 10
gwen at the trial bciorO United States Com
VINO, appears by his certificate, has telt called
to examine the witness apart and alone IL has not
been suggested in this instance that tho witness was
tampered with subsequent tho trial. and tho subsc
statement OF the witness appears to be OF slight
importance casting doubt upon the testimony gwen
the trial. but such OF proceeding Is open 10
suspicion, and hope not 10 see It repeated The mo-
tlOn Is denied. ~
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
POWERS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS

Sergeant Augustus Miller was about two years ago
dismissed from the police force by tho Commissioners
on charge preferred against him by Inspector Nc.
Dcrmott Tho Board OF Police Commissioners
claimed 10 have given the charges hearing, but the
facts appeared to be that Miller, the advice OF
Commissioner Disbecker. submitted his case to the
Board, and that tho Board then refused 10 try the
charges against him, holding that he had confessed
their truth. The matter camo before the Supreme
Court General Term. composed or Judges DAVIS
Daniels and Lawrence, when tho majority Of the
Court sustained tho action Of the Comm nissioners
Judge Lawrence presiding. From this decision IN
appeal was taken to the Court OF Appeals, and there
recently argued by Mcssrs. Grant and Lydccker on
the part of tho appellant, 1t being claimed by them
that no investigation OF the charges against their
now rendered tho appeals, reversing tho
decision OF tho Supreme Court, General Term, and
ordering that Sergeant Miller be reinstatcd the po-
licc force
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
IMPORTANT SUIT IN BANKRUPTCY.

IMPORTANT SUIT IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge Biatchford yesterday rendered dec,son in
the OF Robert Mcdonald, assignee of David Sol
engcr against William I. Moore and othcrs, involving
certain important questions in bankruptcy. On tho
2sh day Of December, 1870 David soienger, being In
solvent made general assignment, under the laws of
the State OF all his property to Of tho dotendants
Meyer In trust pay his creditors share and share
alke Meyer accepted the trust and took possession
Of the properly on said day, and complied with the
statute to filing bond and inventory. On the 4th
OF January 1866, the defendants Moore, Tinguo Co.
recovered judgment in tho State against Sol
cnger for ST. sos 3S, and tho day execution
thereon issued TO the Sheriff, who Is defendant
in the suit and placed In his hands On the 9TH OF
January, 1876, a petition in bankruptcy filed
against Soenger, whcreon he was adjudged
bankrupt on the 18th OF January. The plaintiff was
chosen assignee, and an assignment was made
TO him by the Register on the 10th of February.
Plaintiff claims that he has title the property
braced in assignment Meyer superior to Meyers
claims oil Moore, Tnguc l. Co., and OF the Sheriff;
that assignment to Meyer made In fraud Of the
Bankruptcy act, and that tho property or proceeds
Of all the defendants. judge Batchford says that
"tha assignment to Meyer must be held 10 be invalid
against tho rights Of tho plaintiff under the Bank
ruptcy Meyer must be held to havc known that
tho property from being distributed under the Bank
ruptcy act Tho question whether general assign
in trust for creditors, without preference under
a State law, Is void under tho Bankruptcy act, has
been decided in the affirmative. With regard to the
in favor of Moore Tngue Co. there is moth
ing impcach the validity Of IT, AS she rights of the
assignee bankruptcy relate bnck only to tho 5th OF
January, when the petition was flcd II follows that
the goods subject to tho lien on the execution,
aud such lion has preference Of the claim Of the
plaintiff
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11

posledni chvie odvraceni knizete Mila-
ma Cd valky. Jine zpravy naproti tomu
tvrdi, ze prav6 ten konsul Milana k valce
nabadal a pomoc ruskou mu zarutoval'
Naproti tomu telegrafuje Sc Rima a 2
.Vidn6, ze car rusky Gorcakov co nej-
pfisnGjsi neutralnost zachovaii Srbsko
osudu jeh6 zdstavi.
Ruska cisafovna ida Sc pfeje valce.
Ode8lalat do Gern6 Hory cely vlak k oSe-
tfovani ran6nych, Rusti bohati poskytli
Cern6 Hote ma pdl leta potrayni zasoby.
Srbsku darovali 100000 ddkatI zapdj
cili mu Il miliond franki. Ia ia kovGho
stavu v6ci zdrzujeme Sc vseho usudku'
nebot kazdy den mize pfekvapiti mas u
dalosti liz bychom Sc nejmene nadai.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11

TYKETA demokraticka jest velmi "a
jimava. Tilden jest neustupny kovome-
nee, Hendricks pax fanaticky papirome-
nee. Budouli zvoleni, bude Tilden
veskerym vlivem svym pracovati pro ko-
vovou, Hendricks pax pro papirovou
menu. Je vid6t, ze demokratim b9zi
zrovna tax malo o zasady jake = republi:
kandm. Jsou siednoceni ien jedne We
ci: ably Sc dostali k zlabu, kdezto We
vsech narodnich otazkach nezhoiitelne
rozpolt6ni jsou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11
Cislo z.

vsecky mostly vozov6 zeleznicni We vd-
koli drav5mi proudly strhany odneseny
isou, takze ma nekolik dni vsecko spoieni
pfervano a vselika zeleznicni doprava "a
stavena Jest Divoke bystfiny podemlely
odplavily pfibytky lidsk6, odnesly
chlGvy dobytkem, naplnily sklepy, Wy
mlely ulice cesty, takze naprosto ne
schddny jsou a coz horslho - znicily
mnoho zivotd lidskYch.
Neilit6ji zufila boufe povodni ma
lem m9steeku Rockdale, 27 mil odsud.
Mestecko lezi 1zlabin6 pfi samem poto-
ku. Potok rozvodnil Sc noci, kdyz o.
byy telstvo spalo. Vyjimaje pilu, strhl
kazc staveni i nebohymi obyyately.
Jakmile Sc rozbfesklo, dali Sc hd6, kteri
utonuti usli a re sousedstva pomoc pfivo
lali, do hledani mrtvol. Ac pres ctyficet
osob zmizelo, nalezli jen 81 mrtvol, ostat-
nj byly nepochybn6 zaneseny do Missis ,
sippy, take neni nad6je ze nalezeny
pfibuznym k pohfbeni odevzdany bu-
dou.
Pohfebni obfady mad nalezenymi mr.
tvolami konany byly ma bfehu feky. Byl
to vyjev srdcervouci.
Take mesto Cedar Rapids okoi ma
vstiveno bylo hroznou boufi provazenou
lijakem. Voda spdsobila velk6 skody.
V Dubuquu spGsobila voda ma ulicich
a mostech tax velikou spoustu, ze m4sice
uplynou, nez budou moci byti spraveny
All, jak sky6ly to ddkaz vsemohoucno-
sti = dobroty BOIL