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leQpI.

NOTICEi.-EsrAyK OF WILLIAM A. WlLLInsoT D5'
~ CEAsEp-NOtice is hereby gwen that the undersigned
Administrator of the estate OF William Wiiansoi la
of the county of La Sale and state OF Illinois decreased
appear before the County Of said county on the hr
Monday (beng the 18th day. OF April 1850 At the County
Court House. in Ottawa In said county when ana where
all pers0ns having claims demands against said estate ure
notified attend and present the same In writing Tor nc"
iustnent.
Dated this nh day Of March 4. u. 1850 ,,.,,r
MILTON J. KNlCkERBOCkER,
marssw Administrator.
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SOLDIERS must he iearfully dishonest" said
Mrs Partington "it seems to bc an occurrence
every night for II sentry to he relieved of his
watch ~
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BUDGET OF FUN.

The Philadelphia Bulletin says the game of
Fifteen" originated with the electoral COM
mission IN 1877.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
Horses for Sale.

Tie under, gucd offers for sale span Of Work Horses, IN
good condition. and good Double Harness and wagon. al
iu,- new cal ON or address MRS. AtGt II BtlsLET,
on West Madison rrury opposite VIA Huns residence
pttaV, ms Nh2,tt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-13
USE PURE BAKING POWDER,

have good Take Baking Powder; little OF it, and
the best bring back and money ready for YOU al
strong pure fresh wholesome Lamps and Lamp Goods cheap
Books and Knives very cheap have always had the best SC
cigar be obtained but my cigars much better than any
ever had and are the PANTS better prepared
sell close figures all Painting Stock have the best strict
Coors Paint mixed ready for Coored lead
BOOKS-Nev secondhand School Books Also Photograph AL
buns, Scrap Books Bibles School and other Stationery cover all
school books charge. HORSE POWDER.-My old reliable
Horse Powder up large packages and sold for gives per-
all Bottom Blank Books always
keep full line without the nepces~
Give me CALL and will do good. Respectfully,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-13
MY DRUG STOCK IS FULL

particular and the lowest keep all the popular
Patent Medicines including Pulmonary Kidney Wort DAYS Kid
ney Pad oemans Liver Pad Lows inmen Mane Kings Dscov-
ev Jacobs Thomas Ecectc OIL &C. have the hest prescrip
clerks only the and choicest drugs and medicines
prescriptions and put all prescriptions properly IS cent less
than any gpist n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-13
NIGHT CLERK

Can be found up ssrs third door 10 'he lett rrescrp
put M Al all hours competen, clerk f. i.GHlOGs
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miscellaneous.

GILLIAN d COOK, Attorneys.
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, 1880-11-09
THE FRAUD CRY.
Further Demonstrations Of
Its Utter Stupidity
and Folly.
Blank Allegations Of Fraud
Mailed to ALI the
Shriekcrs.
Tho Southern Element Of tho
Party Aycrsc to Such Pro.
cecdfngs.
If What John Kelly Says Is True,
Sam Tillen Surely Knitted
His Party.
Jewell Determined tlat Some t)nc Beside
Himself Shall Suffer for That
Forgery.
Secretary Sherman Will Accept the Ohio
SenatorsfIp-lnteresting Cos
| sip by "Gath."
Gen. Garfield Visited by a
Large Delegation Of
Young Ladies'.
The Democratic Governor in New
Jersey Elected by Only
335 Votes.
General Belief Throughout wis
consln that tho Democracy
viii Dlsintcgratc.
The Unhappy Man Who Had i
Sure Thing Now Doing the
,Whee|barrow Act.
The Democratic Governor in New
Jersey Elected by Only
335 Votes.
General Belief Throughout WIS.,
consin that tho Democracy
viii Dlsintcgratc.
The Unhappy Man Win Had a
Sure Thing Now Doing the
WheeIbarroW Act.
YESTERDAYS BUDGET.


GUILE!
All. THE NErUEhIt.tSs II, llE OFFERED TO
THE FiE.E-EYE:D MAID of aMo1if WAR.
Special Dt4pateh to Tho ch'caoa Tribune.
NEW York, Nov. s.-l}arn,m llil'sscif Will
not s,y what ho proposes to To, hltt
son,u OF Ills assoclates talk II greas
deal, For instance, one of tho lneulbnss
of tho Advisory Committee statcll
this evening: "TlIo Democrats i'cnla
business oil this question OF fraud. NO
threats In regard to revelation nntt bayonets.
alnl atl that sort 0r llnstor on tho patt OF tho
Republicans CHI turn us asittc from
our purpose Of ascertaln1ng just to
what extent tic fra,tt[s wcro pcrpc.
.ratctl. Ii tint crlnic' Docs tint
lueyn revolution! II so, we must have II, and
tl,a sooner the better! I0 submit to frauu
lest VIC might lw charged with rcyoltl-
,ton, would br tho surrender OF our free Gov
ern,ncnt, md tic American pcopio arc not
prepared for that
LIT ME TILL. rott ONCE FOR ALL
thai we will pusl, this Investigation md lay
bare solno startling facts for the cons'!er'l'
t1on of Congress. llud tho Republicans ttle
same grounds for charges ngainst III, the5
would mako tic country ring with their IT,
c,,satlons, n,ld they would spare no etfoft to
| sct aside tho fraudulent vote"
| 1t llnvtng f,ccn given out this AFTERNOON
TINT there woutu te al.other nttcMpt to &c
| thu l!ee,lng together oil Friday next, TIL,
sumo lntlivId11a! wllo guye expression to TIL
| aboyo Wow was asked: "Wiit yp,,r Con-
mlttec, ut tho mcctIng on Frldny, tako tlu
clsTyc notion In regNrtl to the Investigation
Of tho elcctlun frallds?"
"That Is our Intention"
, 1880-11-09
ARKANSAS.

r1ttI1s.Alst.Y AUTHENTIC

TftfI1tAIt.f AUTHENTIC !;
sptetal D;spa!ea to TIE Chicago Tribune.
l.rrrlt: lsorE, Ark, ,Soy.S.-lsetnrns from
ulI the Congressional districts show .:tl.at
Dunn III elected in tho First, Jn,'t.s IN tic
Second, Craycns in thu Third and t;,lsIter nF
Peel III tic Eour.l,, all Democrats. w. S.
Oliver, VIM sn.no time ago WIS elected
Sheriff nj this tl'utaski) county Oil tho lie"
publican, Ticket, alr! Win for st''Ilc time was
denied his commission, was to-day granted
tint important paper. 1t Is safc to say TINT
Ills "Caulnet" will hc Republican. This Is
regarded by the Democrats MS Il scsora blow
as they clninl tllat 1t will be ln'1oss1bo 10
rescue tho caltrty.
4 cot.orEu REPUBLICAN, EIEcFEp TO con-
t;lst:Ss. y
MEMPHIS, Teun., Nov. 8.-Thc latest re-
turns indicate the election of johnson {col-
ored), Republican, In tho First Arkansas Dis
trict, to Congress by 1000 majority over
puii,lextcr Dunn, Democrat johnson Is .
barber, residing Mt Anguish, Ark. Ills ca'l-
.li,acy was. announced but one week prior
to the election.
, 1880-11-09

II 7! X1z1 II EZt
TIFF 1.oUDtI-1iEltAl.nl:D MEETING.

TIFF at4i4ltNt*
Spfet1t Utspateh 10 1he Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoI.K, Nov. B.-Tho report wns sent
ont On Frittuy Inst tlmt tho Executive COM
mittcc OF thu Democratic National Conlmtt-
tcv wou!ll hold u meeting tu-any. tho purpose
of tic gnti,eril,g being. 1t WAS understood, to
consul. uvcr lilo frnaEtls which tho Braying
I,nrn,,1,, has 10 yucifar0usly alleged III iato
weru prr,Mtratcd III tlLts city alIa Brooklyn,
aud 10 taKe soilte action, II WIS presumed,
towards setting tho Chairman and luis aslnInu
coaliulprs right bef0rU tile eyes OF thu Dcn,-
ocratic uarty tor tho ignomlnlous defcat their
cnndltla,u sustained in the lato catnpaEgn.
frhu meeting ut this Executive Committee,
however, failed to lan out, 80 tO speak, rs
fruIlfully rs l3arn,l!!t had expected. 1t Ind
bven reported that
SENATOR TIlutastAH.
fur Instance, wullltt be hero 10 participate III
tho powwuw, but prominent Democrats
who were III Il position To speak o. tho nut
ter said this WIS u great mistake. lle was
coming tu New York, but 1t was simply
to hiss through tho city un Ills
way to Washington. where llo proposed to
takv IN his quarters for tho winter, anu
lis visit here, they said, had notlllnE tu
do with the fraud co,'c!asc. And they
took uccaslun in tho co1tMectIon, to dc.
nounco uuy such step rs l}arnllt'l l'at!
bruac,led to tic party and llot"hentled DEM
ocrats In certalM srctlUns ll'sa becl1 unwise
enough, to tIllUtse. II was
THE MOST INSANE sclEEME,
they said, for nIly ina1I or my party whom tle
might DO supposed to represent, III
tio taco OF tho Inevitable condition
Of things, to undertake. to press
| uunh M, tssn,, 1,cfnra tim cnllntry. 'fll0 hea
, 1880-11-09

sp<eial Di,pateh to The Chicago Tfibuns.
llou0ltroS, Sltcli., Noy. 3.-The lloH. Jay
4. ltubbell, member OF Congress front tll's
district, and Clmirmun ot tic National hc.
publican Colgressfona! Committee, arrlved
l.erc OH tho steamer lvanhop Inst night. anu
was met ut the duck by the leading citizens
Of this md adjoining towns, md escorted 10
Ills residence, headed BY bald OF music.
the buys in 1'l4g, a,la thu boys nnd citlze's OF
Nil colors, with fine display Of TORCHES. Ar
riying ut his residence slr. uubbeal made q
brief speech.
, 1880-11-09

III: Will. III, ALI. III: CAN TO Gl:T THERE.
CLEVELAND, o., N0y. s.--Ti.e Herald to-
nn0rrtw will publish the following:
TnrAsrny jxrAnrs1Exr. wAslIss,ToS, u. c.,
Nov. 5-Tht Iiol,. j. II. J)ni1tu. t.:1't.ref: a.
MY DEAR Sin: Your kind n'Ito of thu tah IL 70.
prefer tn do precisely us yusl rt.cntns,cnd.
the Judgment of tho Getsrsull Assembly nf Oh!t',
unbuxeh by my expression u NY wish W tho
1nuttcr rrfGrret IT.. tn MT kf,nsS whnt 1t tho
desire ut Gu1l. UHr(irld. hut ] cnr see that MY
election might rcllev" him from, embarrassment
forn,ntion ur bis Cal,lnct. .tga!n thinking you
TOR your kind offer, nm very truly y"t,fs.
JultS SsiElt3t.tS.
, 1880-11-09
OREGON.

Ali. nET TWO COUNTIES.
roltrl.ASp, Ore, Eov. a.-.A1l the counties
In thn Stute except f;rant md Curry )Mtsn
been heard ftuln. Nearly nil arc official.
Tlry give fairfield 5i1 MINORITY. The two
ty,lutlrs to hrnr from vii! probably Increase
tiuriictd's majority to GU.
ALMOST SHIRE.
NEW YoR,;. Nov. s.-t,rrgnn tns gone lot
Garfield by n,0llt G00 MIA aturity. THIS scetls
finally Settlet.
, 1880-11-09

,rou, nj. .tt.rt tTff. II tfn,.trIEs wEEt. MAIZE,
~" c,..,., ni.na,e, IN N. tAtenoo 1Yt,ur,.
MN yn,,r' INV, IA s,,crfnl to the |
TI,ncx fran Charleston. S, G., sass: Al
,n,st ,.xory return rcrctyc,l ty Chcf S,,tr-
,isor & n rnfuirr from tin limited States
s~,,.yxtsnrx # E,.eton cnntnin rnunlnln.s |
nf fra,t,1- Intimidation. yiocncc. and llulrpr-
o,,s nthpr yIului{mt. 1T the Election
1ov.s ,,rac,,rc,I nv the Democracy
T., ,..nrrv In, .,cclion, For cxu,unlc, IN EtEr-
all r,,,wtv tLa Eu,nrv;snr4 nnL nemIty-
1'ela e"n"'y I''e p, a"t'i'ots H. H ~ 1i.'t..d
niaiss were lnlut'eu .Sa .,s. ''u u'Ia T..
tllat region, md they were forctbIy prevented
from performing their functions. LIT Aiken
County cannon were planted in tic street
,,nnnsit n,ll,nr.n,ocp4. and lh.mhltcAl,s we're
rtn "t,t nli,,wc,l ] tH ynte.. At precincts In New
berry ,et s,' County, Supervisors and Dcuu.y-,lar.
snas r5e T5eI the boxes s we're kep ~ ad at 10 ono prc
',,,o. ,to ..1,.d.Sh,rt ), rn.iinns
RODE THEIR l1oEs':s oyEl' cololsEn 1;Ercn'
I'GaSS -, SS.x, .,,t c,,o..or
aEl4 11sl'9aeleH u'ie. =" ~A"''o'' "''' o'ss IT,
| field Counties tho tladges wero tnr'l OF tlio
United statcs election officers a'd they were
III several instances severely beaten
III "eereeiTw "rah',cn, haIio,s @ wv, Mns re''oyr ]
'slas Sw s ,eocrat: % Managers. ' a,d I one stuffed
with Deinncr'ttic tickets WIS sllbstitlltca' III
tnIninr large K.pubI!cun maInritfcs wero
su!ur' ..tr' ,,, @ ,ni H. no,,,,o ,Inotrnvc,, and
BROKEN open anu tno nallo!s aestroscu: an9
III other Instances thcy were ehrIlct OIL a'a
nothing l'as oeo1, heartl Of them s si''ee. o
,,a,,io :" ,.o,o hcca,,s., t,c cynrrss t,t},ca NJ
u'"no ~ 'uo aot rar,<,,, r.. ln,;.ar thor in.
tue county sent felaseu u aetveF lhe'1 oal-
las to tho lsepllollca'i County Cilaifinali ; IN
ilnmptn1l, Darlington, tirWugchtlE. nlml
ColrssDn Counties llItay BOILING l.feci'aetS, "
wElsE NEVER orEShn
1 yalos asrages Of tae fssss Syc nreay ;
aslo 'sslo %ere "sn .d9 rios il ibc co'tv
o,'c's o,M ~Sae Ss%ciaIiy It'll i IN t'.ls. clty, Te
,.,,st ,M Infamous frauds woro uubluslling.
II conmitted., At, gil TIC pulling:
ges rre nxrIt,.ed @ % Il wMs Ntteriy ussicss for Kc
mIIE n1ca. 1n r., Vnte inns,n,1r,l m rmly Dum
unerntic ballots We're co.llted. Thoso chIci,
ctmcnt,,rd In thcso frauds MID olitragcs were
''leh ~. .,,. sr.r, ,rruov,r,r.
APPOINTED ~ THE STATE . Aoanontt ~ -, ~
to conduct tho cectsnn aha lcccN9 !.is w. T.
lots. II was fatce lroi,i u!e ntEi'i.n9 .a,i, !.
!s ae, sa s vii hPS s c1{ ssfi%sS" q isf sts
, masters. Even tho Nctrs ,f HHa Cnmrte' ,t'ta'
, feels constrained H. SAY: "Wlth a''ytnt.!ls
Ike ordinary se'ye SosIti. Cato'tna i as; Sns
There il Il single HtillIat!o!, tiio Hntn, 1ea. ~
3 seysrc!y aild too oilel!;" . o,.,t,,u, fror
unnclal returns tlils Ut .Ii't ~ ",l".r,
the nenl9rratic ES % ti
a. KeHp tno fns fu,,@res Vii
uucstonhy ohain certtcattGSs tS,.i, o. GsfaG sfanG
l
, 1880-11-09
TIL; F1l2E-EArEllS.

THEY HA'f; FOUGHT r., ALL t''sA 1''''' "o'S"
s,,,,ot 57,,uo,th IN n. cnteaoo Tribune.
w,s,t,v,rox n T. Nav. 'H.-,John Kelly
,,',;ror,lv ,lr,1nrs IN TIKI the uro1,,l ever hIs
"n, si,rn, :, ~, lint xnw York l,as gone for
ltnurt,rE. Iii 1us several times been as1irtt
fr Inru I,,, 4oiorropi,, ,y,,ctiinr In has mi.
,"', d. rn,,,,arnt. r., nay. NJ, onctm ,,cts
'4seat lae ntho1t"l;' W. u., "' ~. n. i,u' 1s ,,,
Until inrshcr aeselop'nchu' ~ ,"s ".
swercd tllcaD inquiries III lhe negative. allu
tt.duy I,c Is uuotct hero among the Dgnlu.
or,ta "a nccu,,tint- tt,o tcs1ft. However, tho
s.'"'...a., 80 t. "'1',tt1v, from %o,v 1nrt that
iit1of'hMtloIl ~ l'ost''o 't"n. M ,.a.s..s ss
Kelly, l'arill'tl1, hlu y 10" othel acsteI'to
characters arc consulting with view
of rontest!ng tic counting Ut tho
9.,,,,,.at ,.otn ~ TINT Statn IN tho
i.!ecto'" ,oau ~ A''.I .',a t,.<, iIr,,..,,
joint CONVENTION W VIZ ~ o!''sa ''.''.'
next February. 1t tho ltepuDItcA1ls l!cte
cuu1d hnyu thetr cIioise In tic MAtter, they
vo,,i,, prcfar tn sce f,,eso heateu and dis
'', """4' ,.H,,ua ~, ~, fynrt,,oru i}ounrrarv
Gf'sce't 1e'h!etS " ulo |t.v te.n ,'sr ~,
undertake. this schcr,ft Si'lce enough las ots-
come known hero slnck election Of
r,,,, rr,,,,r,, t,r rnt: so1frt1rES wiSt,
.,. r. .'. -. " ,.,,,sIt a,,rtn,,, ti,o+ m,o,,r,,
o. tMa pAfty ~ iol'"el|.t W. 'l1. S'1s 1.""..
| Southern KepreSGntnFlSeS Wol1it1 reluso u
| tnke mart I'll such movement to Insure Its
,inf,,t md cfrrctus,lr; kill uT the n,cu who
",a;"",'~nI i, frnnsa lcrt. WIN watched tIo
| cHs!"etteA. ~ .,. r. 1"..'..s - .ii,
, 1880-11-09

NEW YoliK. Sov. s.--At meeting of tho
nlunln! Uf Williams College III atid al}ost
New l'nrk City to.'IiGlit. Stephen II. Tying,
Jr., presiding, the following resolution WINS
passed INT! II committee appointed to carry 1t
into elect:
iscso|rfiI. That tho alumni 1T Williams College
III New York ami vicinity, Irrespective Of ,arty,
tc.1llcr congratulations IL Gen. Garfield IN ltls
election. uni !nyIta HIN to meet thctn ut dinner
ut any time he tlny nainc.
, 1880-11-09

VISIT OF = DIsNV DF sWEETUllll. GRADUATES
Ct.EvEt.AS1'. o.. Nov. s.--A Lctttler speetai
reports that 10 yallg ladies' ut the LIKE
Ertu Sc,uiMary ut gainesville visited L:twil-
field ts-tlay, passing I'LL ll"ur Mt Gen. tiar~
Rr1,l's villa. No spcrrl. Minister .JGssn 4.
Kslsson. os Iowa, was among Gcn, Gid eeid's
callers today.
, 1880-11-09

CtN}SE.
y.x EusSc1sco. N0y, 8.-'I'llc official can.,
yasy will he nla,Ia by tho County Boards to-
,unrrow n1ul tic result IN California will then
be- ,lclinltly ki,nwn In IL day NJ two. 1t IL es-
timatct III thu l,asix Of whit Mrc deemed full
returns that t;artield will have about Ito 1n1-
jotIly.
VERY CLOSE.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. S.-Of1lcial returns
Of the Stale ure coming IN this evening. hut
caut,ut h. obtained from three Or four re-
irntu cl,l,ttes bcfnrn Thursday. Thirty
fur rtt1ntiex mt Of 1fty-twt, stloW net lie.
Il; y,,tes, 'Fiiuru is considerable difference
Drtwce1i the votc fnr lie different Electors.
aiul with tho gercsnl result 80 close It Is
,1ite possible Tint 4 llLsitled TICKET may
Hid. md Is bu:llen bcybna question.
, 1880-11-09

TWESTY-OSE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
AND TIiilrry-atN MA1oiliTi.
Nsw 1'unts, Nov. s.-llGtnras from NIL the
counties, official and reported, give Garfield
q .TN minority,
, 1880-11-09

POTTS LOSES THE anvEHSolsrttr NJ ABOUT
TG5 VOTES.
TRENTON, Nov. U.-As near rs capsbc as.
ccrtaInel tho following arc the majdrlties tn
tho several cou,,.ics for Goycruortlt tho t'g-
,,es being official, except llutlsth and War:
run Countless: f.
, 1880-11-09

NEXT, sAhATnfAt
always n Tillcu stronghold, t;arAeld's mn
io.lsy, LIMO; Hayes majority. H!,-tnctease
Ut t;arlivid aver Hayes, t,:Us. 'i'hc p,'rEa-
tiye waters Of Saratoga and .tnlln MorrfsScy's
E;1nhln. t.ousc mus. be responsible fur this
increase.
, 1880-11-09

TDNNE6SI5E. :"
AN 1SELI01ill.E 1.Ealsl.AT0n.
MEMrl1ls, 'renll., Nov, 8.-Some excitement
prevails III political circles uver 'tla dlscuS'
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-12
VENEZUELA.
Outrages Upon an American Cit
izen.
UNJUST LEVIES AND SEIZURES.

NEW YORK, Jan, 10.-Sehooner George f.
Littlefeld, Capt. Oliver, arrived here last
night from Barcelona, Venuezuela, with the
American Consul, Eckert, and Mr.. Naphegy,
an American citizen, on board. The state
ment OF both passengers is that Guzman Blan-
CO recently made arrangements in France for
a loan, with the guarantee that the French
financier should lave the exclusive right to
export all products of Venezuela, such as ores,
guano, etc.
Mr.. Naphegy holds concessions from the
Venezuelan Government, granted some years
ago, under which he has spent large sums OF
money in opening mines, and has large
amount of silver ore ready for shipment. lie
was refused permission to ship the ore by the
Government, and levy of 900 francs was
made on a lot of goods arriving at Barcelona.
He refused to pay the levy and claimed the
right under his concessions to ship his ore.
He proceeded to Caracas and laid his case
before American Consul Eckert. Consul Eek
ert returned to Barcelona with Mr.. Naphegy,
where the Venezuelan authorities again de-
manded the duties levied which were again
refused. Mr.. Naphegy then placed the Ameri-
can flag over his door. The flag was torn
away, with the taunt, eve will show the
value of that" and after being trampled upon
was taken away. Furniture far in excess OF
the pretended claim was taken, and Mr..
Naphegy left with bare walls. One OF the
officials presented a revolver at Naphegy' s
head, and it was only by his son throwing him
quickly back that IN all PROBABILITY Napnegy
life was saved Naphegy then decided to
leave with his family for Europe by the steam
er. He started with his family, but on arriv-
ing at the wharf guard of twenty men stopped
his proceeding further. Mr.. Naphegy and the
Consul then proceeded to the Presidents
house, and the latter being personal friend,
accompanied them to the wharf. 1t was just
too late the steamer had been ordered away.
The schooner George f. Little6eld lay ready
for sea. AT this moment threats were being
made, and Consul Eckert, taking Naphegy by
the arm thrust him into a boat and they pulled
off to the vessel. No one at the moment did
more than prevent Naphegys family from
joining him. Getting on board the schooner
boat was shortly seen approaching the ship
filled with men. Consul Eckert took charge
and refused to allow any one to come on board.
They demanded Naphegy, Eckert, and then
the captain of the schooner, and on being re-
fused, left, saying that they would return
shortly with arms and would then take them
dead or alive.
AS they left at the request of Consul Eckert
the schooner slipped her anchor and left for
St. Thomas. Mr.. Naphegy's family has been
left destitute When he last saw them they
ware standing weeping on the wharf. Neither
Naphegy nor Consul Eckert have more than
they had on their backs at the time. The
action taken by Guzman Blanco in making
arrangement with the French fnancier is
universally denounced in Venezuela, and if
persisted in will prove his ruin. The Consul
has notified the State Department and asked
for a man-Of-War.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-12
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

M. A. Ysager, for is years Secretary, OF the
Russian consulate in New York, is dead.
1t is reported that Gen. Grant will sail for
Havana this week.
Three boys supposed to belong in Thompson
Vile, Conn, were drowned in the Connecticut
river near Long Meadow Saturday, by the
breaking of the ice.
Schaffer beat Sexton at billiards in New
York Saturday night, making 600 points to $50
for Sexton.
George G.. Sisson, Secretary of the German
Fire Insurance Co. of Philadelphia lis default
ter in $1,000 He has cleared out.
John f. Phillips has been elected Congress-
man from Missouri to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of A. M. Lay.
The Western Union Telegraph Co. has pre-
pared a bill for presentation to Congress max
ing dispatches as sacred from seizure as let
ters.
Frank Leslie, the publisher, died Saturday
from ibrous tumor in the throat
The governments of Austria and Germany
are about to communicate with that at st. Pc
tersburg regard the concentration of troops in
Poland.
The Senate committee on military has de-
cided to report favorably on all pending army
nominations except two lieutenants' promo
ton.
Parnell addressed large meeting in Phila-
The reported defeat of Gen. Trevino by the
Mexican revolutionists is denied.
The u S. Consul General in Mexico reports
that American manufactures are superseding
European in that country.
Manager Broughton of the Great Western
railway denies that there has been any consol-
idation with the Grand Trunk.
Minister Dickman at Colombia, discourages
any connection on the part of the United States
with Lesseps canal project, and says in all re-
spects except money it will be French COM
pany
Rev. DR.. Ingersoll of New York has declin-
ed a call to the Old South church of Worces-
ter, Mass.
A delegation of Ute Indians arrived in Wash
ington yesterday
Small pox of malignant type prevails at
Ottawa and the board of health is takiug
stringent measures for its suppression.
All the Catholic churches in Ireland took up
collections for the Irish tenants yesterday.
Bolivian troops at Tacoma have revolted
against President Daga and chosen Zamerano
for their leader.
The Merchants Exchange bank of New
York had $4,000 of Bogert's paper, but will
lose nothing, having bonds and stocks as col
lateral.
1t is stated that Herr Krupp has received
considerable orders for guns for America.
The Invalide Russo says: Server Khan and
Ishak Khan, cousins of Abdul Rhaman Khan,
pretender to the Afghan throne, who were re-
siding at Samarcand, have fled across the
frontier.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-12
IRELAND.
The Ca,1sa of the Present T.

The Cause of the Present Trouble.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 10.-Mr. Barrows, U. S.
consul at Dublin, Ireland in a despatch to the
Department of State, transmits report on the
Ulster tenant rights customs. In conclusion
He SAYS that in the former production is look
ed to the furthest limit. There is a universal
spirit of thrift and industry, contentment in
the highest degree, and the rights of property
are never questioned. In Ireland we find q
low state of production, chronic distress and
due to the very limited ownership of land in
Ireland. For centuries law and custom have
tended to discourage the existence of numer-
Gus proprietors in ireland, and to accumulate
land in the hands of few. The cost of emf
grafton, instead of being borne by the British
government, is really drawn from Irish labor
ers in America, who in twenty years RENTED
to Ireland $50 100000 for relatives in poverty
desiring to emigrate to the United States.