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AibanlRus Will EtrIs

CoNsrANTINoPLE, Nov. 2O.-The troops
uhaer Dervish Pasha At various points near
Dulcigno are surrounded by Albanians. The
ALBANIAN league has informed the Tulkish
au'hoFitles that it will forceably oppose any
attempt 10 execute the decree calling out
Neu'as Tor service. The Austrian consulate
At fr'esnend has been pillaged by robbers.
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Goy. Williams Oh

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2O.-4
d. Williams died at 1880 tod
ady was Of Is years standing,
nation OF the bladder.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 20.-I
cases against VIM. II. KembA|
Salter and j. r. Crawford we'd
trial this morning. The juries, ID
tons of the court, found them
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Protesting

ROME, Nov. 20.-It is stateda
can has addressed a note to thal
eminent protesting against aE
religious DEGREES!
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GIssuny.

EfiRus, Nov. 20.-The position of affairs
are very grave. Eight thousand Albanians
and hpirates have volunteered to serve under
the league. Twenty thousand were assem-
oled here on Wednesday. The movement is
directed as much against Turkish rule as to
annexation to Greece.
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A

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 20.
asks if the Porte is, through ID
the Kurdish rebellion, preparing
the inevitable Ottoman retreat [
to Asia Minor.
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1he Badgers rOp

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-The TrN
ington special says: A delegation
SIN republicans will at an early |
Garfield, at Mentor, and urge n
Thaddeus G. Pound for the seed
the interior,
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Clever

p. Talbot was
gsyille, Mo.
Pad a suspicion
assassin, beca,
FED inpatient
! IN the absent
e an acoustic
went TO live il
70 be q farmer
B whom he I'M
ert's affection.
|lal In doing, a
missed q, MARI,
Iipating him, q
guilt. His arr
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For the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880
the silver product in the United States was
about S30,0oo,0O0 This is 81, OOo, 900 less
than the previous fiscal year. OF this amount
SIS ,OOO,OW was coined into standard dollars.
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Sentenced.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-John Cam
the murder of Fenton Beatty (bo.hl
was sente need by Judge McAllistert
in the penitentiary.
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CAMDEf, 5. c., Nov. 20.-Nel
been sentenced for the sixth time.
now fixed for hanging him is the d
uary.
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The first gold coined in the United States
was coined in Charlotte, North Carolina. IN
1928, where a mint existed tor many wears
previous to the war.
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The smallpox scare is dying out In San
Francisco. No new cases have been reported
lately. But few deaths have occurred from
the disease.
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Whar scott Says,

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-Tom ScotI
Missouri, Kansas and Texas raiI
commence extension IN ten DAYS. /
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.,FUsIONrsls ;,

Our valley cotem porary has evidently dis
carded its former amiability of manner in
discussing the county division question and
now exhibits the petulance and Feasibility of
the worsted advocate who is conscious tina
his cause is weak and unjust. In yielding to
its passions it overlooks the requirements of
truth and indulges in charges better BETTING
pothouse politicians than a journal DESTROYS
ofgalning a reputation for veracity. Mo- un-
like the "sow that returns to its wallow and
the dog to its vomit," the North West reiter-
ates its stale charge that the filsionists have
stolen something. Spurred by the MINERS
inquiry as to what they have stolen, the
NOrh Vest, in a burst of indignation, ex-
claims: '.They stole the name of democrat
and republican to put on fraudulent tickets
that were neither democrat nor republican,"
This appears to be the height, depth and
breadth of their offending. They stole names.
But the que y naturally arises: From whom
did they steal them? Assuredly not from the
Deer Lodge democrats and republicans. If
they did despoil them of their party(?) names
the wldeawake politicians of the valley own
regained their property in an amazingly short
time, and used it to GOOD Advantage at the
late election. BY referring to the table of
e~lection returns, published in the same issue
that contains this charge of theft, we find
that the "fusionists' of Deer Lodge City did
considerably more ''stealing'' than is charged
to the voters of Butte. The fusion legislative
ticket at the valley tow consisted of demo-
Gratis and republicans. That our readers may
see whether any '.steallng" was going OF at
Deer Lodge City we give the name Of each
candidate upon the legislative .icket and the
vote he received at the home of the Ne,o
North Vest. The delegate vote is also given,
that the reader mav judge OF The extent of
the Deer Lodge 'stheft."
nEtr1Arr
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Arrested.

LONDON, Nov. 20.-The man who was mr..
rested Oh suspicion of shooting the care.
for trial. ose" ''
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&LLAS, Nov
&eyc:temen
aimed tar
"a man and
Fever enacte
Son. a farm,
70 masked
E,d. Being
|he joined
met who h;
Ened in the
|aken three
lai fight ems
as Ada
Til,
shot in his
m to have
are thonpht,
Adams &
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The Boston Mining and Stock Eechange ha
listed the name o! seventy-ive mining cor
poratiOns.
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IL IcdueT Will uuueTSLanu IndL NlcSSFS.
Meader, Worten, Pa'dee, Bell and Warren,
republicans, and Mess.s. Aiken, j. A. Browne,
DeWolf, Houser and Glenn, demo. ATS, were
supposed to be in favor of the division of the
county, and the othe, gentlemen were sup
posed to oppose the measure. By referring
to the above table it will be seen that Deer
Lodge City gave the opponents of the county
division over IS per cent. of its whole vote,
while Butte gave the advocates of the meas
ure but a little over 63 per cent. of its votes.
If there has been any stealing going on in re-
gard to voting fusion tickets we are willing to
leave it to the reader to decide who is the
greater thief, Butte or Deer Lodge City.
We apprehend that after this howing, our
neighbor of the Neao North Vest will bag its
head and say no more about fusion tickets or
" stealing" by f~usionists. We will further
more add that If the declaration of the NeU
NORTH Vest be correct, that !: 1t scas an
organized act of stealth, of deceit, of duplici-
ty, of party betrayal as thoroughly contempti-
BILE as was ever perpetrated IN politics, and
no schemer engaged in it is worthy of recog-
milton by either political party that the
Deer Lodge fusion!sts are entitled to % per
cent. more of the reproach and approbriun
than the supporters of the fusion ticket at
Butte can claim.
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A Nd

|iere is a stol
\ after llsteni
|.prided them
prayed 1
!, Lord, Tho
. Is the meal
been sung in
nat We know
U.S., We pray I
'ed to us ALL
} which the
oubt respond
amen.
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Grace on.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-Mayor
installed Today.
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Gardeld's majority in Iowa is 7s.iae.
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What 1


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hr!nss to this city cnrtload of Cincinnati En-.
Ttfrrr. ot dnte Of April q. which for pure and
!'htl,1tlcrhtct1 ri1n joMrnatam slirrnsses my
thing Hyer nehieyea In tint direction hcretof0ro.
And Is consnlipg 70 know that no Illinois Jour-
nalst cnultt.I,c foiind rncnn enough to do SUCH
work nor III, 1ittnofs n0wHpnper 40 tlsroputab!o
81 to prostitute its ct,ll,lnns tn s:tth = way:
II pnrporte tt, be reflex Of political sentiment
tn Illinois, and Is NJ tabuatrs1 a. to deceive nsen
tho very elect For example,: Albums County re-
turns fo,lr corrcspondcata, Int IN tho tablc
eleven votes nrc given: Alexander County re-
t3rant nn,i two lla.ic, four prefer oherIy for
fmir. MnrrIM'n th,ro. Palmer twn and Seymour
one. and OflcrlY fDlir. Hack f0tir. md Fhrns-
worth twn. In Vcr.nfIton County tho EM1ttrer
has hut ono correspondent, ,and hn the Republican
Sheriff. .~hoycry sirnnKoIy announces i,la prefer
cncp nf one for TI1lG1t. ono for Illninc. 0nc for
Hack, anh nnc fnr Cuitom.-cortniniy spreading
himself out to tho fullest oxtont. And so on
through ton c1untIrs.
Now. tho nrigln of thIR flvo columns Of awash
Ia trncc0hto To tho cuplltty Of n newspaper c0n.
cerfI. 1t hcnrs tho impress Of dollars and cents.
il Is feeble nttemrt tn t,om cnrtnin candidates
Mt tho expense Of thomFclyca Nr friends. It Ia
nm effort TINT suhtane ns'out tho snme relation
IT, Legitimate Journalism TINT legitimate vent.
,lrcs enstntn to matchmaking, Therc Is mt a
1slan here who bus scon tho article but condemns
1t In toto. PHoCtOn.
, 1880-04-14
KENTUCKY.

TIE nEprHL1CAN erATE CONVENTION.
Lou1sv1LLE. ky., April 13.-Tho Convention Of;
tho Republicans ot tho State to elect delegates
for tho National Convention ut Chicago will
bo held Mt Masonic Temple Tomorrow. Tho
total number OF Delegates Is 1G8, but It IL
thought unlikely that moro than $50 will be
prcscnt In person or by proxy, and probably not
more than 1000 will attend. Tho innln topic Of
discussion among NIL tho delegates Is rs to tho
advtsablLty Of instructing for 0rnnt. Instruc..
ttons for anothcr candidate Nro entirely CUT Of
tho question. Tho Grnnt men aay theEe Is no
doubt whatcycr thRt they will hnvo their own
why: TINT not only hnvo thoy nearly cnouRh
but that lnrKe minority of those who como
hnec free TO chsMse fOe themselves hrc III 1avor
Of Grant instructions for the Chicago Convcnr
finn.
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NIT a NAND1UAIfs
Special Dttpateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WABnfx0roS. p. c.. April 13.-Scnator Ed.
muntls, In conversation With hta friends, docs
not hesitate to mako 1t known that he is not
candidate for tho Presidency. To q Vernon
member Of Congress, who WIS recently urged
to accept tho leadership Of tho Vermont aolegn.
tion ut ChfcaRp, In nrtler to prcsont tho milne ot
Senator Ei1ntinds there, tho Inter Is reported
to hayo end: Ny nnly Wish Il that II YOU do
70 It ahati lo to mako It known that my namo u
not to be presented to the Convention"
, 1880-04-14
NOTES..

EHHkL1hu NUT IUHEEL.
6psttal Dspd,eh to 1hs Chicago Trtbune.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Aprl! 1l-An eminent
New York Republican, WHO has recently haa a
conversation with Senator Conkling. makes this
statement: "scnntors Conkllu9 and Cameron
arc deceived about public sentiment in their
Statcs. Tho Grnnt men talk th!rtl.tcrm when
they call upon Conkl!nR; tho others sny nothing.
or mike oyasIvo answers. l havo seen Hcnntor
Conkltng once myself alncc cano. and VIC hnd
somo conversation about tho Presidential
nomination, but lid not tell him
that my county WIS for Blaine
three 10 one. Ii had done 30, Senator Conkllng
wo,lid hnyo suspected mo Of disoyalty to him.
IIc would not hayo believed what said, and
would hnyu lost conhl1enco IN INC. It Ia un-:
important, hut tho GUnntor hns II why OF trcht-
Ing tho lcNrcr IF unwelcGmo news TINT IL not
self and thDsu WIN wnlll nften give him the.
must useful Information. Senator Conkltng ts
honest In tho bc!!cf thnt thu N1publlcln8 ut
New York Siato want 0rant nominated, but ne
SHERMAN FRIGHTENED.
Murat liMlstea.lt OF tho Cfnciltnntt Commercial,
arrived here to-day. It H. understood that ne
brlHgs Ind ttlngs tu his chief. Secretary bner-
mnn. The Sherman tnen hro becoming fofy
bad!y frightened, and nro afraid thntthey Mail
not 10 Ml,lu to curry Ohio for fhe!r fuvor1t This
IL tho Cause OF flalatells visit.
LOUISIANA,
Special Dtspdteh to 1he Chteaoo 7ftouns.
NEW ONLKANH, Lh.. april H.-Tho democratic
Convention chOse Electors md adjourned IN
Hk,d hllmor. Diascnat0ns In tho First EGnRFcs-
alumni District l!liperll tho reelection ot nibson'
Warnioth will be tho Republican candidate.
and, 1t i8 said, will hlve tho pa8siyu corporation
Of tho dissatisfied Mntt-0ltlson men.
, 1880-04-14

who have watched Congressional .attrough
tho Inst and rrceent session. expIs = 5ir dEssiat
With Democratic stntcsU,nnshfS 6 unmcas-
uref terms. md declare that IS 10 inturcAts
nf tho country can III no wnyfs = wctl tlb-
ssr:t'i q by onoo moro et,nnS - Republican
RratifyinR to noto tho Utmost ,,. in,ous reautt
Of tho spring e1cctl0ns. III which tho Democracy
hnye been overwhelmingly defeated in towns,
villages, md cities.
OPPOSED IN TrLnEH.
New York, April 13--Tho 4Ft.u1d t1-tlny CON.
plGtcs tho publication Of its Ecrics of tHtorvtewi
With Dcm0oEntfo Senators nnd Representatives
fr0tn the 9Nllthern States. They Hro Of tho anms
general tenor MS those heretofore published. and
N to show TINT Southern Dcn- CRITIC lenders nro
utmost tnnnfrnnna in dccIntInE TINT Tlldcn'a
nomination for President would bo Auicidal and
rllin0tte,
, 1880-04-14
MISSOURI.
Tn-DAY'R REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
E.xsI.f 1J.~uAsh T. rF1.4 1hf<rno 4tcths,us

Special DspaseA 10 1hs chteapo Tribune.
St. L0uis, Mo- April 1I-Tho Republican
Stato Convention of Missouri. which assemblies
ut scda1a tomorrow, will probably instruct for
Grant, as tho machine. during the pnst wcck.
hns worked perfectly, and majority Of the
Convention arc of those who figured prornlnont-
ly In politics during (}rnnt'a last term. Tho
methods adopted by tho Qrnnt mon in the use Of
hands Of negroes In tho dtffsront wnr1a last
night TO secure the st. rsouts delegations sas
something mover before seen to such m extent
in icpuhilcnn politics In Missouri. and the dcfc-
cations dcclared elected aro composed almost
exclusively Of strikers Of Fil1ey. tho leader hero
of the Grnnt party. In aone Instances. tho
1unrrci was ao tlcrra that nominal: :o1s wcrn
postponed until to.tfny. hut tho Same buldozlng
tactics have proyniled.
, 1880-04-14

THH CONVENTION TO-DAY.
DEs MONIES, H., April 13.-Tho attendance Mt
tho Republican State Convention Tomorrow
promises to be very large. 1t will ho fully up to
tho standard Of tho attendance Mt tho Convcu-
tlon for tho nomination Of tho State ticket Tho
sentiment Is strongly md Intensely nlnlnp, and
futy Ave-axths pf the Convention nro his sup
rortcrS. Resolutions FOR Dlaene will lp cnrrfnt,
and none but 1slnno rllGn will lip selected for
dGtcgntca, The Hon. Waldo 81. Potter, Of Cln-
ton, will be Tompnr1r7y Chairman. /"
, 1880-04-14


Sptetdt Dupa&eA to The Chicago Tribune.
Sr. LOUIS, April 13*-Tho Executive Committee
of tho anti -tttr1l-torm party have now received
information Of full delegations from twcnty-
nine stntcs to be present here Mt tho Convention
Of May q. Tint that Convention will be a body
to have an effect upon National politics is con-
a}dOcet1 aRa1ircu.
, 1880-04-14
TlIIR)-TEItM TROUBLES.

T1I1ItD-TlCltM TROUBLES.
EXCITING soENE IN THE UNION LEAGUE CLUE
Or rlll1.AEELt1ttA-A PROMINENT POLITICIAN
on HE AusULE-w!ir 4 LAWYER Had HE
PACE st4ArPEn.
Ny Telegraph ia Nt,o rors 1ltrnta.
THlLApELrtslA, April 1i.-A worry interesting
occurrence which took ptaco at tho Union
Longue Club at a l4to hour Inst nfght has inst
keakcd out. THO two principals IN tho unrlcas-
nntness cannot DO found this cvenQng. but caro-.
f,ll inquiry ut tho Clubhouse hnsrceuated IN OBJ
t.irilng frolu witnesses what appears to bo an
impartial account Ut the alfafr 1t acot1ls TINT
considerable bitterness has (ateIy mAHtehtod 1t.
so1f III tho Union I,eaKnp Club rcgnrtlnY tho
thir.l-tcrm question. Not only havo violent ills
cussons frequently occurred. hut tho uggrcss-
iyepcas of tho antt.thied-termers finally
culminatod In the publication Of Circular ar
raig1.lng scvural Of tho most promEnont ltoput.-
lIcan politicians In Philadelphia ~ "Tho con-
surts Of shieyus Rnd the Parasites Of corruption"
Tho circular referred towas especially sovoro On
s$Sr sSSsGn ta Il ss s R9sfs Sf d a e
SSt ~ taS 1iyI ~ a who fo
lrws tho trade Ut politics TOR corrupt pMrpoacs,"
na ss e S esr c1s bsa q
l,eoi, distributed In tho 4oom. Of tue Union
s cISs as ss sSSs IL SaS wea u e. ne
which WIS 1utng tnado OF hts un,ne. What fol-
lowed hns been ,.!thorel feotn the lips Of half.-
Ms& &aes ho'!ss NJ iaio Fsauxfin street, aqi 10
Iii. Lockwood, ut M. 1xsa Chestnut street, hAv.'
Ink resulted frl,itlcaly.
Mr. ateAta1ea WIZ ut first inclined to treat tha
matter as trstIInX until ho WIZ informed TINT tho
circulars hal! Aetully boen llstElhut0d by
member 1T tha Club. lto naked who tho gentlo-
informed thAt y. Dunbar Lockwood, u well.
known lnwyer. WINS oven khen III another part ct
the building, handtng tue circulars Aruund. Ao-.
Maucs asked u hnvo Lockwood polluted out to
hi1n, when the following conversation and cli-
max an&u9d:
" Arc you 1fr. LOCKWOOD" aakel Mechanics.
"1hat Is my tan,e," was the reply.
"Do you know Str. Mchlanc.f'
~ do not. Mover saw hlm-" :
"Now Ia it that you CIRCULATE such SANDERS ~
this asainet a man whom you do not know aud
never aaw9"
upiutelaxtle to the by1tandess. bns 1t WA&
eomoshinx.' about having received tse circulars
III an MoManes," said tho old sentleman
, 1880-04-14
THE APPROACHING TROUBLE At aYRACrsE.


this State, and tho attending scenes will bo tho
most exciting In tho history OF the Democracy
Of New York. Tho Democrats are divided into
factions, and each will ondcnvor to obtain sll.
prcmacy. Tho struggle will. Of course. bo MAIN
Is between Ti!den and Kelly. Tho reports that
Tflden will withdraw hnve been denied BY
tho Gramcrcy Park statesman himself, and
be assures IN expectant aud anxious
"''0 to 1aht , It out on bis lino
II It takes half dozen "has1s" TiIaon's star
Is w"nng' and that Fnrla'y' ana unless no IN.
vents q, somo sort Of polish 70 bufn'sa bis o1b, It
rontlon assemblies If not % before us own ~ state
tho Assembly ilstricta Of tho stato havc devel-
oped tho fact TINT Ttdon has lost his power In
bis old s'ronshoIa.; COLUMBIA, his native eoun-
ty, elected antl-I4'dcn delegates, and st. Law
renee. hitherto 1ildon to tho enrc, win send 'ts
aeeXates otr ~ to HSs censo anttcn n1cDn"s
oaeH counW euoso ""' ,...a' tnucn ae!es""0'
bis bis Convention. m @ Many Of tho % Tidea districts
aSc',doJ frat', tha Irvnr TaIi conxcn,on viii
~, n..a. =, rn1,o,,
w ~ W Neno5'
in tho rural districts, and this circumstance has
T@naany men have saop!sa new plan T. Ono as
'e %ess rs % .o f o
THE TRIBUNE, disclosed tho tactics that 1t Is
proposed to adopt Tho Kolly men will pruotico
ho!o movc. iney VIII at'chspt 10 gum Possca-
alnn Of 1ildcns Convention. and tho weakness
of Tilden in the country lends them
to ne,Sso taae tnsy VIII Ill, 30 successful! aeda
eana ey and t1Gy ipyosoese'y S ] squeehed "o e aenu
.so fsa Pas as = vii u 1st y poIss
c"spirslcs @ @ be- viii Undoubtedly attempt to PR
vidaa means to prevent its cons,mnation. Ito
~yerr ac'exatc ne Tt6 cfecat,a!s w} So cnte
70 70 c1'ter thc hal!. and a careful canvnes shows
TINT The antt-Tiien, who are largely. Kolly, aro
o mo nn@ was Tdcn pryso seerotSr
sTraouso 81 I'' be found defeat lncvltaiio, rl1den
would surely withdn1w. hut not before. The
1ass 5gfPas II 1G5 cns con-
e o,sHalss H. i ths .sssE %s1nSS S; ,ds
onc. 'Ao ~'''e '''f''
NJ TIM ,+tor oinont ~ " fs .ho ' c,ocrocv md
the xn.chsord f. IN fnine str.nutf, Ivory tj1y.
Eenticman WI onenreti n e IN ltcol notics informed
nns amncr e. Mo,1d ~ ~ III fH,nyn ~" n In
,rcezo "h' ~ on'c' tho urIucnai ~ streot Of tho
Ea n9t ecGaton m s9Frr1stns % 70 70
inn syracuse; i : PTI;9a5s th9t tT9 q TIC
accg@s nd t ftn, IT, oS fon ia1 1aut' T'1r
Mr Comstock % Is ono 100 Of % tho nost % smncnt jarfsts
iswyeS q h tic st%to. both arc warm admirers
no nsks dnr noth'nE himsott. UT SIMPLY seGRs 10
Ksy r. !sSdsr bYt a. Ss'co Getwsen p tw" to
, 1880-04-14
MEMS AMI, rtoY,s CLOTHING.
MEMS AM, rIOYsS CLOTHING.
STyL lSH
CLOTHING.

We have now upon
our counters themost
superb stock ofMen's
and Boys Clothing
we Tor any other firm
have ever shown in
this city.
We have the very
latest and newest
styles in all Depart
ments, and guaran"
tee satisfaction to
every patron.
Our Goods are ac-
knowledged by all to
be better made, bet
ter trimmed, and
more stylish, than
are produced by any
other house in this
country.
1t will pay you to in
SpeCt our stock.
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| & co.,
The Popular Clothiers,
CORNEIS
STATE & MADISON -STS.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
, 1880-04-14

CLOTHING. .......
.|'jiljij0 MN from MEXICO! tx.
MEN FROM ALASkA!|
"BotWixt or Between p
We have devoted tho third story Of ctr
great building to the sulc OF clothes suitable
70 YOUR CLIMATE, at all seasons Of the
wear. This floor Is approached by the most
beautiful elevator MIR. Hale ever made.
You can buy Of US I've mean WILL
LoUGHBY, HILL & CO., Of cou1se),
4 HEAVY ULSTER 0YERC0AT
On the 4th day Of July or December. We
can supply you with
LINEN BUSTERS
ANY day in the year. We can supply
you with
Heavy Wooden Suits and Over.
coats Or Light. Weight Wool.
en- Suits and 0VerC0ats,
Any month in the year on the third floor Of
our beautiful store, and VIC arc the only
house in "Tff1S" world that can do 1t or
have ever thought OF such q plan.
When you arc showing strangers around
Chicago, step in and show up out store. You
Gun astonish them, AND WE MAY SELL
THEM sOMETiI1NG.. "Lightcs." and
"Brlghscst" by day; brightest" and
"Lightest' at night Always beautiful
goods to show. Cheerful Statesmen to wait
upon you. No turning our customers from,
one salesman to another to almost force
them to buy, but every one treated with
kindly consideration In AMERICAS
GREATEST Clothing, Hat, Cap, Boot,
Shoe, and General Furnishing Goods House
for the Men-kir,d OF all ages and climts."
WILLOuGHBY, HILL & CO., tho
"Slecp1css," the "Tirefcas."
W1LLOuGHBY, HILL & CO., tho
"Reaticss" and " Ceaseless" workers for
permanent customers to KEEP,
COR. CLARK &. &.MADlS0N.STS.,
Also 416 to 4a4 Milwaukce-a~., formerly
Clement & Sayer's Great Store.
| Also corner Blue la!aud-av, and 12th-st.
OPEN TILL NINE At NIGHT.
SEE YOU AGAIN, WE HOPE.
|
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-02
Gutartin N!arion.
Chas. Z. Cassell, A. NJ,
Ee!;tcr.
e. l. Root, I,fo1..Y,. -:
GhaS. /. Ca3selI
THURSDAY. DECEMDER I'd 1880


This nut on has evidently deter
mined to depend upon Iankss iIgs
nNity to meet the emergency in case
Of foreign w&r to keep the enemy !!
men ofwar st safo distance
from our numerous ports. The ships
Of unr navy are but cookie shells
when compared with tie iron clad
monsters Of The European navie- aAd
would doubtless fail to halt one OF
them, long enough to obtain n cor.
rect photograph, if it was desirable
On its part to proceed.
That othor.and less costly defence
may be had, Mr.. Illicsso4's lew tor.
pelo seems to demonstrate ana doubt
less with one such terrific engine Q.
death a. that is described to BE-, a
hllbor might be protected almost
against the combined nay;es Of .Eu-
ro@s.
1t is built almost entirely under
water, that portion projecting above
being, in effect, invu'nerable
1t is capable OF driving under wa
ter a charge Of $50 pounds Of d IA
mite 500 to 400 feet, which eypl0Jes