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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

,ale boze ma nebi zachovejz mas pred no
vymi'. Podobne ,,ddvody" nepfekvapuji
mas pronasili e n6ktery obmezenec phi
piv6, ale Il Surce, ne, tot jiz praobycejny
a sprosty stump. On pfiznava, ze re-
publikane jsou darebaci; ale co by z toho
ogicky vyvoditi mel vytisknuti iich IL
tad6, uzavira, jako sm9ly sotista, ze je
tam musime ponechat, protoze bychom
tam mohli dostati iest6 v6tsi lotry. To ie
zrovna tax chytre, jako kdyby nekdo ra-
dill domacimu panovi, ably pouechal do
me SVEN najemniky kteh mu d6m pusto-
81 dGvodu, ze by mu novy najemnk tfe
bas iest9 vice dom .pustoSil. Kdybychom
takto nell souditi, museli bychom po vse
cky easy ma jednom miste dtepeti; tako-
We rozumovani kazdou zm6nu k lepslmu
vylucuie. Ostatne, odkud nabral Sure ia :
koveto nahledyl Vzdyt on sam r. 1872
byl pro vyhozenii republikand 1fadd
a nahrazeni jich demokraty. Kdyz tehdy
Sc nebal teto zmeny, kdya 81 tehdy cd
strany demokraticke sliboval poctivejsi 6
lepsi hospodafstvi, kteraB to ze letos pro-
81 nebesa, aby nas pred t6mi novyml da-
rebakv zachranila? Tito novi darebacI
byli r. 1872 titez ii start (repnblikanstl
darebaci hyli toho roku aspon zdanliv(
lepsi nez isou letos! Avsak, certu 10
gikou, mysli 81 Sure, kdyz je prot mne
A proto pomaha 81 jalovIm mudrlant-
stvim sm6lymi ,skoky" a ,,obraty
fetnickYmi. Jen pozor, ably pr tom vol
tiz6rstvi vaz nezlamal.
Ze Surcova rec ami iedineho osvicene
ho Tildenovce neobratila, kirk vsadime
spise neiednoho nerozhodneho ziskal'
Tildenovi Tteba ien cisti posledni te'
Surcovu, abychom poznali tn hroznou Ii
Ghost a vratkost ddvod1 republikanskych
Zdclsi ,,Waechter" podal il teto asi phi
ciny plnem zneni. Jestit ona vybor'
nym volebnim dokumentem - proti-
repu b likans k ym.
Z celG te demonstrate uGinilo ma liz
neimocntisi DOZEN osvetleni Public Squa
ru armada uniformovanych lampicka
rd Tyto ,,dIvody" Sc republikAndn
podatilyl
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

Velke zpronevereni piyovate pisec-
Ike bylo odkryto. Provovaredne me-
stanstvo pisecke m6lo pivovar sv1j po ne
kolik let We vlastn! sprav6 Nyni shle
dalo Sc, ze vybor pravovareGnikI, sesta
valici temet nejvazen6jsich m6stan6v,
srozumel Sc Sc svym deputatnim sladkem
po celia eta We spolku MIN ztentovali
kasu prapovaretnou spGsobem podvod-
nym. Zavedeno teto pfitine trestni
vysettovani, ktere ma jiz nyni "a nasle-
dek, ze watt jsou do vazby vysettovaci
tito panove: Hille, cukraf, Pixa, NEST !.
sky rada kozesnik, Teissnger, Fritz,
kupec, Safaf, mattel domu Cigloser
mattel domu Brychta, vesm6s clenovt
vyboru. Zatknut takt6z byval5 sladel
p. Rech Panuje nasledkem toho ce.
lem mest6 veike pohuuh
Povsimnuti hodno Jest, ze zpronev6fil,
vybor byl iadrem dstavacke (6i sosacke
strany Pisku.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

Zmizely. Ia posledni DOLBY zmizc-
10 beze atopy vice d6ti. Bud jest tim vim
no koup6ni anebo snad blizkost cikanG
kteti jaK zuamo hezke ditky radi kradou
V patek rano podana zprava zmizeni
dvou ditek Jedenactilety John Davis, Z
&. 1913 ulic Liberty, odesel We Gtvrtek re
no domu. Lide vidtli iei ma cest6 k ie-
zeru. Mel slamtny klobouk, plateny ka
batek sed6 kalhoty.
Chlapec Richard Smith & SO al
Stanton jest iiz ode stfedy domu. ami
by kdo v6d6l, kan Sc pod6l
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

Demo kraft c k a konvence o.
kresni a d distriktn1. Mezi tim
co list uzavirame, sdeen nam vysledek
demokraticke nominace Ia soudce ma
vrzen znamy advokat n6kdeisi soudce
r. f. Paine, "a Serbia dosavadni seriff
A. P. Winslow, "a poslance dvacat6ho
distriktu soudce Ranney. Navrzenci
druzi neisou nam dosud znami.
V delegac IA. wardy byli tez Cesi IL.
Drucker a V. Mach,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26
Mistni zpravy.

-Se7sfO ESSSS37s
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

Demo onstrace. Republikant, roz-
mrzeli velkolep6ho osvedceni demokra
td, nemuz zavdai ptilezitost pfichod na
seho poslance H. b. Payna Washingto.
nu, uspofadali podobn6 velkolepou de-
monstraci Karlu Surcovi a rev. gen. Gar
heldovi, ktefiz We ctvrtek veter volebnimi
tecmi presidentskf zapas vol. zde zahajiti
m6i. Demonstrate ia vydarila Sc Jim
skvele. Karlu Surcovi dostalo Sc uvitani
velmi skvAleho, kterez ostatDe ne tax ie-
no osobe jeho talentim, iako spise pre- :
behlictvi platilo Zelene namesti Public
Square, bylo kolkolen rozvesenymi svi- :
tilnami osveteno; zvlaste pax p6kne ozdo
bena besidka fecnist6 upravena. Stfel.
ba z del hudba pfivabily sem veliky "a /.
stup lidu, n6mz asi pfevahu mely zen
ske, mlaGez zvedavci; skutetni voico
We byli zajiste mensin6. Zde mluvil rev.
gen. Garfield, kongresni poslanec Ohio,
tSz ktery zapleten byl podobn6 Cofaxo
vi iinym .,kfestanskym" statnikdm, do
obrovskeho syindlu znameho ine lem
Credit Moblieru." Garfeldovi nebyla
sice tehdy zadna spatnost dokazana. ac
nikoliv proto re by snad zadne nebyl Sc
byl dopustil, ale re vysettovani vedli re.
publikane, kterym slo pfikryti sedif
stvi zachraneni nepoctivcd proto take
hluboko Sc neodvazovali, jezto vedeli, ze
by neleden republikansky matador, neje-
den pilit vladnouci strany Sc sfitil rum
q nicotu, kdyby vysetfovano bylo bezo
hledne, opravdove a razne. Garfield co
byvaly knee, jest muz vymluvny; pfekrn
covat ano That dovede hbit6ii a snaze
nez mluviti pravdu; anekdotek pfipad-
nych podobenstvi ma vzdy znatnou zaso.
bu: tudiz neni divu, e feci ieho ma po.
sluchaGe tehoz politickeho smysleni ma
lidi, ktefi miluii fun .dosti mocn6 lcinku
il. - Rec Garfeldova byla dlouha = wy
plhulet Heraldu pet pal sloupce drob
ne kompresni sazby =; byli isme I'VE
davi ma ddvody jeho proti strane Tildena
q Hendrickse, - ale nenalezli jsme tam
zAdnych novych, zadnych padnych ne
odolatelne pfesvedcivfch. Vsak pres to
pfedce pfiznavame Sc, ze rec jeho byla
aspoh so procent lersi, nezli rec Surco
va, kterouz pfednasel soucasne opefe
Brainardovy jazykem nemeckym.
Kdyby clovek meme povestny tax sla-
bou rec pfednes!, feklo by Sc: "a mic ne
stoji; ze il ale ptednasol Sure, byla pry,
die zdejsiho ,,Anzeigera" vytecna. V re-
ii te Sure neoddvodnil neospravedlnil
pfebehlictvi sve, ale naopak pills citel-
nyn nedostatkem vecnych ddvodd uka.
zal - ze je ospravedlniti nebo oddvodniti
ami nemdze. Misty byl al trivialni. Sta
rych darebaki bychom SO zbavili', pravil
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

vovani kon6 pre- ka T.
kami. Parker Hare, konstebl smirciho
soudce Greena, vyzvedl 81 dtery odpo-
ledne zabavovaci rozkaz ma kone nalezi :
ciho Josefu Sebkovi &. 1873 ulici Gro
ton bydliciho. Sebek jej pozadal, aby poe
kal, ze zapfahne a sjede MIN advoka
tovi svemu, kde Sc vyrovna Konsteb
potkal. Kdyz bylo zapfazino, pfisedl k
Jos. Sebkovi, kteryz zastavil pred salo-
mem &. 176 Crotonstr. Sebek vessel do sa
lonu, necez honfec lidi kolem vozu Sc
shuknul kazal konsteblovi ably slezl
Tento hrozil, ze kazdeho kdoz by Sc opo-
vail sahnouti nan, stfeli; timto spdso-
bem Sc hail. z houfu nikdo mu
nechte pfispeti. Zatim vzkazal po koem
jdoucim znamym ma straznici ulici Fo-
rest pro straznika, ably mu pomohl kone
zabaviti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

Ochotnicky 7 sbor ,,Bndiyoj" bude
sobotu dne 90. srpna odbJvati schdzi
sini V. Rychiika.
Frank kieger, zapisnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

Cesky klub tildenovsk ! g..
wardy, k nemuz mali pfistupu ien dospe.
Ii Gechov6 a c Cechove, 6ita jiz nyni
kolem leo clent.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

Jan Turba, kteryz bez povoleni
pohtbil iednu mrtvolu ma katolickem hfbi-
tov6, byl 5 ? pokutovan krone toho cd
policeiniho soudce notn6 vyplisnen.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26
VyprOdej!

Nabizim na prodei domaci nafadi a
truhlafskou tabuli (hoblbonk), zcela no.
YOU. Nabytek jest zachovaly, re dfeva
ofechov6ho
Frank Ryant.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

- Mydlo Eureka nalezi k nejobli-
ben6jsim mydl6m tohcto m6sta. X dosta
nj u Adam. Duncana, &. 2. Eaglestr -
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

Cesky hayesovsk ! k lnb 8.
wardy vytahl We 6tvrtek vecer poete n
asi 100 dlend nnifornG ; lampickami,
aby Sc utastnil zahaieni pre5identsktho
volebniho zapasu 70 strany repnbikanskf
Clenove klubu toho isou z dewitt desetin
delnici Rpckefelleroyi, komandovani for
manem ,,Dzekem". Mezi mimi viiei
isme velmi malo Cechi jestt mtnt
muzd dosp6 ych t. j. yolitd. Jest to mi.
chanice vsech narodnosti. Takove ceske
kluby takove Hayesovce republikanIm
nezavidime.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

X tezkem urazu pfisli We site
du odpoledne diva hasiei, pfinalezici k II.
hasicskemu domu, oddeleni hakoynimu
a zebrikovemu {. 4. Ma poplach boxy
69, a. warde, sp6chali ma misto poza-
ru, dve mile vzdalene. Ma Broadway
chteli vyjeti koleii poulitni drahy, ably
Sc vyhnuli vozu proti MIN jedoucimu; pr
tom Sc kozlik nasledkem naheho trhnut
pfevazil vozka (kapitan Cavanaugh) $
basiGem, kteti ma kozliku sedeli, spadli a
dostali Sc pod zadni kola drive nez jiny
hasiG kon6 zaraziti mohl Kolo pfeielo
Cavanaugha pod zaludkem, pohmozdilo
znacn6 ieho t6lo poranilo je ttzce ma
pAtef. Take vzadu tyle ma t6zke ra-
ny. Hasici Feeterovi zlamalo kolo pra-
We pale mezi ramenem loktem, roztfi-
stilo mu nos odrelo cely oblicei. Cava-
naugh sotva pry vydrzi. Druhy hasic,
kdyz oba ran6ne do nejblizsiho staveni
dopravil, ujizdA sam k ohni.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26

P,ozorl Cesky Tilden l. Hendricks
klub, odb5vati bude dtery, 20. srpna
S. hodin vecer cvicenf sini V. Rychl.-
ka. Rodaci feceneho klubu 90 zadaji, by
Sc co mozna cetn6 dostavili,
Alois Raus
setnikl
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Burs in Her Nest.

This Is the way a Yankee farmer
"broke up'' his old hen. He describes
his exploit in the Farmingham Gazette: /:
Pve got a hen that would set, whether or
no; alters would set. Itried every way
in the world to stop her, and never could
do 1t. But at last an idee struck me.
1t was chestnut burs. Invent to the
henhouse, and pulled her off the nest, and
just put three likely lookin' burs snug
into the nest, and waited to see what
would turn up. Well; sir, you would ha
laughed. She gave a squawk, and jumped
upon to the edge O. the nest, and looked
round at the burs. You ought to have
seen that hen look at them burs; and
there she sot and sot, and looked out o.
the door and considered; and every now
and then she'd look round at the burs
and consider. Well, sir, she considered
for just exactly two hours, and then she
came down among the other hens, and
hain'L been, nigh the nest since. Fact,
just as tell ye.
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The Aldimes

The March number contains beside the
usual variety In literature ten fine en-.
cravings, three Of which are full page.
The first, depicting scene Of Revolu-
tionary history, represents washington
at Valley Forge" by John Dayiss. The
"Little Hay-maker" displays the char
acteristic that gave celebrity to Berge-
reau in his delineations OF children in
the delicacy displayed in. the treatment
OF his subject.
"Picturesque Europe" continued in
this number, is accompanied by two fine
engrayings-'The Tore de la Madonna,
Lake Como" and 'Castle Luegg, Carni-
OLA" !,
IA Foggy Morning in New York Bay"
is after Edward Moran, a beautiful pic
ture, and the several illustrations de-
signed to represent few OF the "beauti-
full articles in the useful arts" embraced
in the Dresden collection in recent ex-
hibition, are in exquisite taste.
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MILL. FEED--phe market is dull and nomi-
snaIlv upchanRed We ouote bran $i1 5Oai2
anipstuffs sIsaia. aud midalIngs x.6Np2 Der len,
a., s,rtval In ssore ,ieaisrs realilys - moro
por ton.
NlOI a sSFzS-Nevv C,ylea ma is worth stasfh t,er
oalloi, Ior goa,t te chaice ana a.. RI f,r iufe-
rior. and tRere a a lair consumptiya demand
wi \ n Staaiv ,,artat ~ >f
NAIl.S-fhere - a better demand and prfees
remain steady. Weauute l0i 20 (1,l 81 faas a.
psr Reg.
NAVAL STOR ES--There is fair demand
for snirila Of turnentine which ia hIyller. he
market otherwise IL duIl. n quote: spirits Of
turpentine 43al5c per gallon; RESIN, virgin. s5a
s ~: No nal., s4,s4 81: No. / eriinary. Saa8 25
and NO. ordinary. 81 ga. Is per prl.
NUTS-Model ate demand anu steady at the
following pri. .es; Peanuts, 51sas - 6 raw, and
salUc roastcd; pecans, IOal2c; alinonds, .2alse;
iilberts gal2e: Brazii-nuts, IOal2c, aud wal
nuts. 2al5c per Id.
UiLS-Linseed is In moderate demand and
steady, with liueFal offerings aJ 56aiOe per gai
/ Ion, Extra lard oil is IN far request and urn.
and sci ipg at 81 O5a1 " per gallon. Refined
petroleum is worth l4al5c per gallon.
L POrAi0ES-Tne demani 10 still light with
a full supply, and goo4 to choice Offering az 35a
4Jc per nu.
POULLRY-There is a good demand for live
chickens, with moderate receipts, and they are
worth $4a5 per dozen, according to size and
condition.
worth 7a75sc, and Louisiana 6a7c per lb.
| RAGs-rhe demand is active and there is
only moderate supply. and the mar ket con-
tinues firm. White cotton rags are worth 51sc
for No. l, Axe for No. Z, anu ~ a3c for mixed,
per lb. Woolen sell at sa9c for soit, aud Aa5xc
for common. per Id.
l SALT-Domestic is quiet and worth 26c per
bu and 81 DO per brl on arrival, and drayage
auded when delivered. Turks Island is quo
ted 40c per bu. Coarse Liverpool IL steady and
worth N 81 per sack.
SEED-Ciover ID IN good demand and firm,
with little receipts, anu worth I5al5Ac per ID
IN store for prime. Timothy is In moderate
request at " 40a2 80 per bu in store. Flax
| seed sells at 81 4D per bu and is in fair re-
quest
| SiiOT-Are in moderate demand, and steady
at $3l a32 for buckshot, and SzSa!9 for assorted
per keg.
SOAf-There Is a fair demand and firm
market at 7a71sc for German 50 a654c Tor olive,
and 5Ha6Ic for common yellow per ID.
| STAR-H-Rciined pearl is worth 4Ma4hc
per 10, with fair demand.
| SUGAR-Market steady with moderate de-
mand atprevious prices. WequoSe: Orlea ns
I7aS1ac; yellow relned, ya9%c; extra "C" l0a
lOhc; "B" white, loysalUAc; "a" white, 1Jss
alz1sc; and ard is worth lie for granulaJed
and powdered, and llMal1 nc for crushed, per
pound
| TALLOW-The receipts and demand are
about equal, and the market remains steady,
with prime city selling at 91Ec, ana country ut
lSxc per Id.
for the week were 1853 hhds anu 2U4 boxes: "
hhds Mason County, Kentucky, Dist) trash,
lugs and lcaf-10 new at "A 35a7 %, at SJa
10 40 3 bOxpg new at 80 7aS Ri. ~ hilua 0lu--
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FINANCIAL.
CINoINNArI. March 14-1:sO +.

LINUINNATI. MaTcIl I4--I.dU r nj,
The suspension of the National Bank Of the
State OF New York caused great excitement in
financial circles in New Y ork this morning,
and for awhile Wall street was feverish and
ipanicky The market is now quiet and steady
and nothing serious is apprehended.
Gold opened at l142f in Wall street and went
up to lis, but soon declined again to lax where
lit now stands and Is eported steady. Here IL
is worth l14H buying, 1l44 selling for coin;
ana lf4X for gold checks on New York.
Exchange IS quiet and steady. No change in
rates. We quote Eastern 20 discount buy
ing, and 1-2y premium selling. Sterling is
quoted 400 sight draft, and 4.S6 for 20 days,
gold.
Southern Railroad 7-30 bonds are worth 1903
and interest
The money market is steady with a fair de-
mand.
Government bonds are quiet and steady,
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nTarriage License,s.

The following marriage licenses were issued
since our last report:
Emil Rau and Ann Matilda Sauer.
George Zeltner and Anna HugeL
Edward Benton and Ann Eliza lIolton.
Geo. ii. Kempl and Frances Meyer.
Matt. Riddle and Emma Egge
Herman Well and Belle Wertheimer.
John Wright and Mary Hall.
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Julia Ward Howe has appeared before
the Judiciary Committee of the Massa.
chusetts Legislature and made plea In
favor Of having the laws relating to
night-walking apply to males as well as
to females, especially for the better pro-
lection OF modest women and young
girls in walking the streets.
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NIortuarY Record.

Mary Talbert, years, city.
Elizabeth Str0th, still-born, city.
Harry Horn, . years, city.
Alice Laura Allen, 2 months, city.
Dennis II. Sheridan, % years, city.
Maggie Walsh, 16 months, city.
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ATTORNEYS.
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SHOULD subscribe for the MORNING NEWS, pub
lished at Savannah, Ca: Daily, $40; Weekly,
80 per annum. Advertisers desiring customers
IN these statues, should use It's columns. IL Is
copies sent on receipt of cents. Address j.
III. ESTILL, Savannah, Ga.
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Stage of the River.

Special to the star.
PITTsBURG, March 14.-S A. M--River fis-
ing, feet inches. Weather clear. Their
mOmeter "A. Wind southeast.
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HOGS-Tne market continues dull. Receipts
are mostly common Common light, VI 5Ua7 IS;
fair TO good light, 81 9Ua5 25, fair TO medium
heavy, So 3Ua8 90.
CAITLE-Market firm and quiet Common
to good range $3a5 rs per GENITAL
SHEEP-Market firm and prices unchanged,
with total range OF "a OUaU 5J per Genital for
common to choice.
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tion ha nd in the employ OF the c., II. &
d. r lilroad, was found lying dead In a
ditch at the side OF the road near Hust-
ings' Crossing, on the Richmond branch
OF the road. The last seen OF him alive
was the evening before, when he was
considerably under the influence OF
liquor, and it is supposed he ell into the
dltch and being unable TO help himself
persisted.
LEXINGTON, KY.
BON. James b. Beck has returned.
1t Is said that the fruit crop was
killed through this part Of the country
by the frost Sunday night.
The United Sons OF Erin will hold a
meeting Tonight for the purpose OF max
ing arrangements TOR st. Patrick's
celebration.
Whitenmeyer held very interesting
services az the Centenary Methodist
Church last Sunday.
Jerome Frazer, ESQ.,, has concluded
not TO grow up with the Western coun-
try, but has returned to Lexington. He
ought to join the Grangers.
A false alarm OF fire was given from
Main and Jefferson streets on Sunday
dtLeI uOuus AuO uio uopdt tuheht VOC oh
hand, and steam up in less than SIX
minutes. They were somewhat disap-
pointed at not having an opportunity to
show their efficiency.
DAYTON, KY.
The election OF yesterday resulted as
follows:
President City Council-Wm. Hasson
(C.l 225; VIM. Donaldson (l.) 204.
City Clerk-Casper Heeg co., 365;
John r. Winton (I. 40.
City Treasurer-Henry vasche &C. J.
269; +. A. Ream (I.), ia.
224; Charles Clarke q }, 1888. "
City Jailor-John Dowd (I. }, AIS. No
opposition.
City Council-First Ward-George A.
Heeg, 90; r. Keuven, 7. Second-J.
Sehaffeld, So; j. Bauman, 55. Third-E.
NJ. Banks CO. J, 90; Robert Lusk { +. }, 80.
Fourth-H. Q. Hayiin (C.l 81; John A.
DALEY (l. J, 62.
School Board-First Ward-George
Nolte, jr., elected. Second-W. Pollock,
80; j. Ii. Visse, 70. Third-H. I'll. jerks,
| elected. Fourth-Chas. Barnes CO.., 43;
Andrew Cutter, 40.
CALIFORNIA. o.
The spring election is creating some
excitement.
There will be another railroad meet;
| ing at the old schooI-house tonight
Some interesting reports are anticipa.
| ted. Let the property holders turn out
and thus manifest an interest in the en-
| terprise.
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Cincinnati Live Stock.

CINCINNATI, March IA P. M.
The total recelDts ana shipments Tor the
past "a hours we're as follows:
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RAILROAD TIME-TABLE.
rLANTIo AND GREAT WESTERN.
BALTIMORE AND ONO, VIA rAnKEHsBUR

Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time.7 minutes fast
N. Y. q Bait. Ex d'ly 8;5pA.SI. 45P.M. S:l0A.M.
Night Ex daily ,.,ll :l5P.M. 6:aOA.M. D:50P.M.
BALTlMoREAND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kilgour and FroAt. Time, 7mlnutes fast.
Baltimore Ex daily. 7:l5A.M. 2:5OP.M. s:i0A-M.
Baltimore Elk, 7:05P,M. 4:40A.AI. l0aJP.M.
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DAYTON SHOnT- -LINE ANp lCoLuNInna.

Depot, Pearl and Plum Time. 7mlnutes fast
Columbus Elk. ........ 7:00A.M. 10:I0P.M. ii 35A M.
Columbus Elk. .10.50A.M. 3:50P,M. 3:55P.M.
Columbus Ac.. 2;SOP.M. lodOP.M. s:lOR.N.
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-07-27
The Discovery of Greenland.

Though Iceland was thus settled by
the Vikings, and although these sea ro-
vers still followed their wave wandering
Life, we must believe that they were no
longer the "pyrates" Of the mainland.
One of these sailors was Gunnbiorn,
who, driven westward by storm, soon
after the settlement of Iceland, fell upon
the shores of Greenland, to which region
he gave the name of Gunnbiorn's rocks.
He made his way home again, for the
strait between Greenland and Iceland Is
not so wide but one may see the shores
of each, when midway between them,
of clear day. He gave, like all dis
coverers, very glowing account OF his
new land, but none went thither until
the next century.
In 985, Eric the Red, who, like In
golf, had been obliged to quit his own
country on account Of his violence and
crimes, went to the new land in the
west. he established home for him.
self, and three years later, he was back
in Iceland with a wonderful tale. In
the quaint language of the chronicle !:
"Ip order to entice people to go to his
new country, he called it Greenland,
and painted it as such an excellent place
tor pasture, wood and fish, that the next
wear he was followed thither by twenty
five ships full of colonists, who had fur
nished themselves richly with household
goods and cattle of all sorts but only
fourteen of these ships arrived. The
other eleven, we are left to surmise,
were wrecked on the wsy.-St. Nicholas
for .Jttly.
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The Sea Otter.

The sea otter is found in greatest
abundance at the Saanach island. The
food is mostly CLANS, muscles and sea
urchins, which they manage to secure
by striking two shells together, held in
the fore paws. When broken they suck
ont the contents. Crabs, fish, and the
tender fronds of sea weeds also form.
their food. Unlike the seal they are not
polygamous. Hunters say they are very
I playful, and that they have seen them
on their backs in the water and tossing
a piece of seaweed up in the air from
paw to paw, and apparently enjoying the
sport of catching it again before it fell
into the water. The mothers sleep in the
water on their backs, with their young
clasped between their fore paws. If
surprised, she clasps the pup in her arms
and turns her back on the danger. They
are extremely wary, and hunters when
they 90 10 Saanach island avoid making
a fire or scattering refuse food. Their
suferings, encamped for weeks on
barren island with no fire, and the ther-
mometer below zero, are very great.
The sea otters will take alarm from a
fire kindled four or five miles to wind
ward of them, and Prof. Elliott says
that the "footstep of man mustbe washed
by many tides before its trace ceases to
alarm the animal and drive it from land
ing there should it approach for that
purpose. One method of capturing
them is by "spearing surrounds" This
consists in surrounding a sea otter with
a party of men in fifteen or twenty ca
noes. One canoe darts towards the an
imal, which usually dives. The canoe
stops over the point where he sunk,
while the others range themselves in a
circle half mile wide around him.
Within fifteen minutes or half an hour
he reappears, and the nearest canoe
moves rapidly toward him, which COM
pels him to dive again before he can re-
cover himself. This process being re-
peated, often for two or three hours, the
sea otter at last suffers so much from in
terrupted respiration that he is filed
with gasses and cann8 sink.