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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29
TORCH AND Gun.
STA1TtiN3 But TIMELY 0lSC0y-
ERiES At AUGUSTA.
A Fusionists Conspiracy 10 Fire the
Town.
The Pcaieacss Of Leading Republicans
Mtrksd for Destruction An Attack
on hs Sl,t,s House a part ofhs
Plot The Militia Hurryiag
10 the Seems un.icr Or,
ders Of Gov DIpis.

posTos, Mass, Jan ga do
speioh to The Herald from Augusta
Maine, says: "rne whole situation
has since ll.l5 o'clock entirely
changed. BY tomorrow morning
the capitol Guards Of Augusta, the
Auburn Light Infantry aud Gardnere
companies and the Audroscoggin
Light Artillery will garrison tbs
State House. At lilo o'clock
Governor Davis aud Inspector Gen
raj Tillsu arrived nj the Adiuta1t
aeuerals office, aud 10 three minutes
Governor Davis authorized this
startling bat well.justified military
movement. II was timely act, The
military Authorities were out OF
patience with the dilatory politicians
who have for several days had the
dominant influence Mt the State
House. This has been tho most
sensational OF any night since the
complication. Bat tho rumors Of stir
ring events 30 come were not basoless
The Fusionists' militia are aud have
been organizing throughout the
State under tho guise of Greenbac<
clubs aud other names. A Fusionist
company has been drilling down
town in this city, and it has been
ascer.aiuel &, tho sati'flction OF tho
military authorities that concon-
tratol attack upon the State House
was likely to oscir ut any moment
4 plot to burn residences OF leading
Augusta Republicans WAS discover
cd tonight. Triaugular bits Of pa
per marked the doomed residences
They we're tackel on after dark and
soon perceived by tue vigilaut police
Had tho Governor not given his
ordor Tor c1llin3 ont tho trJ)pS H.
night military non at the S,rts
House woro ready to abandon their
watches, wdicd was likely 20 result
in an inglOrious end. Tho orders
for the militia wore givoa out by
General Chsmberlain's assistant all
jutant general, for tho reason that
\ part OF the militia would not
as it was feared obey GVyerno
Davis order. Tho Capitol Gnard'
garrison the State H1us1 tonight,
and partly relieve the worn on'
poles who have been wiJhoat
slcop for many hours, 4 spacn
train is ordered tonight from
Lewiston. Probtbly tho next ng
gressiye movement OF tho State Gov
ernment will be t. disporso tho
Fusionist Le3i.la,uto AL arrest
evory FusiDnist Oh 'ill who persists
in playing at Gpvernmant. The
Fusionists are greatly alarmed no
knowing where the next blow vii
fall,
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County Debts,

We learn from the report of the
Secretary Of Internal Af'lirs for
1878, that there were thon but four
teen counties in Pennsylvania, which
wero free from debt. They were
Adams, Bedford, Bntlor, Centre,
Columbia, Franklin, Fulton, Greene,
Luzornc, Mercer, Snyder, Susque-
hanna, Washington and Westmore
land. The total Indebtedness OF the
other counties was SIS, ,S04 22o,3l.
OF which sum Philadelphia carried
S72,3l5,s3B,3i. Tho next highest
on tho list was Allegheny, which
then owed $l,950,5SO,60, which
has doubtless more than doubled
since by the assumption OF the Pitts
burg riot dam ngos. Then followed
Chester with $i6o,000, Crawford
with S338 000, aud Lancaster with
S347,1S9,7S. No other County debt
reached $4,000.
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a Washington special to the Cleve.
land Rcrold says "Speaksr Ran
dell has telcgraphed the Fusionist
Legislature in NAino to stand firm
that they are tho legal body, and
should not yield their rights, as it
is matter Of National Importance
that Democrats have control Of tho
State Government OF Maine Ran
dali hadn't heard then, probably, Of
the 'ienoo meeting" of the tusiouists'
Would he have them "stau1 firm
on The fence /?
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Dnly four weeks are allowed for

Only four weeks are allowed for
the completion Of tho census. The
compensation 10 the ennmerators is
~ follows Two cents for each living
inhabi,ant two cents for each death
reported ten conts for each farm
fifteen cents for each manufactory,
which ID to DO in full for all services,
aud no mileage or travelling OK
penses. Tho subdivision assigned
to each enumerstor must not exceed
1000 inhsbi tants.
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Administrator Sale Of
HOUSE AND LOT


TIVE undersigned Administrator Of the
4 estate Of John +. IuAnqglc. late Of
Beaver township. deceased. by virtue Of
an order Of the Orphans Court of Snyder
county, will expose to Public Sale, on
Thursday, February 9Th, 1880,
on the premises. in Bcayertowp, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to wit : a
certain
Lot Of Ground
situate in Beavertown. Snyder county.
Pa, containing about ONE-COCGrH
ACRE, more or less. whcrcon are erc,ted
q NEW TWO STORY FRAME
House, New Stable.
and other ou,buildin-s, bounded North By
lot Of Arthur B. spccht. rrst by Public
Road South by lot 40. /. sud West by an
Alley.
Salo 10 commence at ! o'clock p. VI. ~
saii day when terms Of salc will be made
known hy
MOSES SrECHT.
Jan. Is, 1880. Admiuistraior
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A Resolut lou has boon introduced
into the New York Legislature to
elect Presidential Electors 10 single
districts, ike Congressman are clec.
ed--the Senatorial Electors 10 be
elected BY tue whole State Thi,
plan. il adopted, would divide tho
Electors and represent the political
strength OF the respective parties
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Maine has Governor at last who
is likely to stick" 1t is scarcely
necessary 10 add that ho is Repub
lican. Davis il his namo--the samo
Davis that tho people Of that State
elected to al the Office, but who,
through tho mysterious working oi
tho mysterious election laws OF
Maine, has until now been kept out
Of the State Rouse.
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The New York Hcraid oxcels
itself in abeurdity 10 soberly rea
souing that Senator Conkling is the
only Republican who eau eau carry
New York fcx the presidency, To
accept this, Que IN ust forget that
there was aa electio last fall IN that
State for governor, when about
$4,000 Republicans refused to sup
port Mr.. Cornell solely because Mr.
Cornell was FREUD Of Mr.. Conk-
ling and represented his policies and
ideas. How Mr.. Conking could
carry tho State in tho face OF the
ssowed and pronounced oppositiop
Of this class and Of the maoy per-
sohal wsskosssss wblch disqualify
him e. . candidate, 10 problem
which rsfusss to 4 be solved. The
propagation y too sbsurd to talk
abous
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Ferdinand Wood SAYS there are
only two mon who can reconcile tho
differences Of New York Democrats
Seymour and Potter. This is
bringing the Democracy down to n
pretty fine point Without New
York they stand no chance--and
only two men 10 the vast army Of
hungry oficn-hnnters aYnilnble
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The Committee on the contested
election case Of Curtin against
Yocuin havo determined to refer the
matter back to tho people TO that
Congressional district for decision
nj tho February election, II is said
that the Republicans in CongIess
are satisfied with this report, and
many Of them will vote for its adop'
tion Yooum has made himself
offensive TO the Republicans by go-
ing over boldly to the Democrats
hoping thereby .to induce the,sito
keep him in his seat. Between Npr-
tain aud Yooum tLsBepab!icansSEiIt
have little chnico on tho l7tRpt
February Oni they Nigh. as Nste
put in q candidate OF their owu.
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seymour aud Hendricks" IL tho
latest ticket for 1880, but such n
combination Of old Oneida County
cheese with Wabash sol corn would
bs pretty certain to sour on tho
Democratic stomach.
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A Bill bas been reported 10 Com
gress restoring Fitz Johu Porter to
his rank 10 tbs army, and also Civ
ing him about seventy thousand
dollars back pay. The measure will
hn nt,nnaal
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1t is hard to convince the average
Congressman that the world ia gov
crnod too much. In addition 10 all
the unknown laws that now cumbor
tho statute boyks-novor to he en-
forcod--.here are now pending III
Congress nearly I,O)0 bills, to say
nothing Of tho countless resolutions
of vital importance" waiting to be
spluns at the auspicious moment.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol.
lNlowing articles have been purohasi
by the undersigned ~ private sale, and
left in possession Of Jacob Y. Meyer dur
ing b,s pleasure NIL persons are caution
cd not to meddle or interfere with the saiae.
20 bushels of Rye. 10 bushels of wheat,
200 bushels Corn in ear. Family Buggy.
Tanning Mill, . Corn Shelters. 6 Acres Of
Wheat In ground. 3 Acres of Rye in the
ground. Horse Rake, Ueifer. tons Hay
lot OF Straw aud Cornfodjer, Dinner Bell,
Log Chain, 20 bushels Of Potatoes.
JOHN NJ, MOYER.
Jan. 10, 1880.
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The Comma Census.

Tho penaltios for obstructing the
census takers, who begin their labors
on the FIRST Monday in June, are
severe, The Law says
All persons above the age Of 81
years who shall refuse to furnish the
information required by the SUI
pervisor or enumerator shall forfeit
aud pay q sum not exceeding 500,
to he recovered in an action Of debt
Presidents, directors, or other OH
cials Of private corporations who re
fuse to furnish information required
Of them are made liable to o penal
BY not to exceed $4,000.
ssGs4zsss< s-s.z-1@
4 terrible fsmire is raging 10 Ir,-
land
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annia Kearnor anrs hn hn.

Dennis Kempoy says ho has "sav~
ell" California, aud now proposes TO
devote his attention to Pennsylvania.
Dennis may have had 3 hand in stir-
ring MP the monster labor strikes in
Pennsylvnnia tho past week.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29

II Blaine carries the Chicago con-
vention he will be slre to carry
twonts-two Northern Statos aud
that is all thore are. With Blaine
as candidate the Democracy might
rs wen take down their sisu aud
close the sbuttera.
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SELLERS
COUGH
SYRUP
so Years Before the Public.

Pronounced by all 10 be the most Pleas
nut aud efIicacious remedy now In use,
for the cure OF coughs, colds, Group.
boarseness. tickling sensation Of the
throat, whoopiug cough, etc. Over n mill.
ion bottles sold within the last few years.
II gives relief wherever used, AMI has the
power to impart benea, that cannot be
had from the cough mixtures nov in use.
Sold by all Druggists at 25 eeuts por
bottle.
SELLERS LIVER PILLS are also
highly recommended for curing liver
complaint, constipation, sick-heAdaches
fever aud ogue. and oil diseases Of the
stomach aud liver. Sold by oil Drug
gisls at IS ceats per box.
n. r. Sellers & Co, Pittsburgh. Pa
oct.iG.'79 ty.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29

The State Fishing Board had q
brief session at Harrisburg on Tues-
day. and adopted measures looking
TO the prosecution Of all persona
violating the fsh laws OF the State.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29

Crawford aud Montgomery yes-
terday joined the column OF Blaine
counties. The Northwest and tho
Southwest are 10 harmony.
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4 DMINISTR NTOR'S NOTICE.
- letters Of ndirinlsttntioH on thots'ate OF
M1riuh Long, late OF FRANKLIN t"p.. sr'der
county, Pa, dcc'd have been raftti 10 the
uujorsigued. All persons knowinr tEemselves
Indebted 90 sail estate VIII p'c1EC uiutc I'm.
mediate payment while those having ci7lm-
apainst said estate Wlll present thcn ior settle
mont 60 -
Jnn.S, 80 pd. Ainlnis,rat1r.
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4 OMlNlSTRAToa'S ROTlCE--.Let.
~ ters OF administration on tho estate Of
David Frederick late Of Monroe toVDship,
snyder County decd having been yraui.
ell 20 tuo underslgncd, all pcisOns kuow Ing
Themselves Indebted to said estate are rcVucst-
81 to make immediate payment, while those
hSylrg claiaIswllip present them daily autLontl.
Gated Tot settlement -
Y. II, wAGSER,
Get. 1e, 20. Administrator
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An agent OF the Pension Office at
Washington is on the hunt OF par
lies in Luzerne county who are frada
lenllY drawing pensions.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29

Tho three States which pay most
revenue to the postal service are
peunsylvsnia, Illinois aud New York
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29

FNECUTORS' NOTICB.-Leitels
AZ tcstimtntary on the estate e JACOB riie'
late OF Mcst rory Twp. deed, have tson
granted 20 the undersigned All perso =
Euos ing Themselves indebted 20 said estate
wilt plense make I'm modnt payment whtle
those having claims against said estate viii
present them for settlement 10
dEOkGE HOCKENBROdif.
Oct %, 1873. Executor.
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
NJ Office IS hereby ri,cn that the fol
~ lowing articles have been rurcha' ri
hy the uudersianed, at Constable Sale.
and lclt in the possession Of l,nnc !. Foye
during her pleasure. All persons are cau-
toned not 10 mrdlle or.iutcrfere with the
sanes Hogs. Iron Kettle, lot Of Poin
toes, 20 yards Of Carpet, SO.
DIANAu GILBERT.
Nov. o.. lS7.
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Twenty kegs OF gold wcre rocei
cd in Chicago from New York cit
a few days ago. Each weighed abor
300 pounds, aHd contained S7l,0O
making Sl,50O,0)0, in all rh
money was sent by jim Kecne
payment for wheat,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-04
BISHOP FOss.

| 4 Joint Reception Girsn Him at the Hicol-
let House Last Erenin0 By the AGO
Cities.
| Last night was great occasion for the
Methodists of Minneapolis and st. Paul. The
reception in honor of the arrival of Bishop
Foss at his new home in the Northwest was
very happy, and an earnest greeting to this
distinguished preacher.
Ats o'clock q large number of Methodists
had assembled at the Nicollet house, and by 8
the parlors were crowded. The Methodists of
the city turned out almost en- masse. All the
Methodist preachers and large number
of the clergymen and members of
other denominations in the city
were present. Many of the leading
Methodists of ST. Paul we're in attendance, the
number including the pastors of the Jackson
street church, First III. E. church. Grace
church. Clinton avenue church, and Judge
Brill, Ham Davidson and wife, Z. j. Hodgson
and wife, and Mrs. Georgs Woodward.
The light infantry band was stationed In the
hall, and discourscd music. while the company
were Individually introduced to the bishop and
wife and daughters, Fannie and Mile. After
introduction, President Johns, of Hamline
university, extended hearty welcome to the
bishop in behalf of the Methodis's. and the
uauO VI 10 coIdntlSI WIS cAt6L u q O ulIn ana
welcomed him to his work. de hoped
the lsbors of Bishop Foss would be most sue
cessful, and that great good would be accom-
plisbed wherever he was called. He said it
was particularly suspicious that Bishop Foss,
an honored ex-president of Wesleyan unlyer-
sity, should arrive just at this time, in view of
the state of sffairs of Hsmlne university. In
the name of the ministers and members of the
Methodist churches of the two cities he well
coined the bishop and wished him God speed
in his work.
The bishop replied, and expressed his aston
ishment at the wonderful growth Of the West
and the great Importance this section
of country had attained in the
affairs of the nation. He explained
how he would be absent from the city much of
the time. as his labors extended over a large
field. He would soon be called to the Gulf
States. The twelve bishops of the church gave
jurisdiction over ZOO, 600 Christians and he
would not be able to form so close social rela-
tions with the people as he would like. He ex-
pressed his sincere hope for the moral. intel
lectual and religious progress of the people,
and should do all in his power for the ad-
vancement of such teaching. He was more
than delighted at the great welcome almost be-
fore he had been in the city an hour, and hoped
his relations with the people of the two cities
whers the sentiment of Minnesota and Dakota
Is moulded would be of most cordial kind.
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OFFICIAL NEGLECT,
The Waythe republicans Manage Things
Crosy Man fhrOtcn Ia With the Drst,sEs
and Left to Himself.

ana LeIt 10 HtniSeT.
There are good many mysterious things in
the Republican institutions of Hennepin coun.
ty. Early last Wednesday morning man was
brought down from the lumber woods raving
crazy. He was taken to the police station,
where an examination could be had and the
man sent to st. Peter, or some place where he
could receive medical treatment and attention.
The man is maniac part of the time, and
has torn everything within reach into pieces,
and thoroughly vexed everyone about the Gala
boose. The judge of probate was notified sew
eral times of the case. but not until yesterday
did ne appoint - 1t:'ne to examine the
case. The lunEtIc w4s examined at noon.
LAST night, however. he was still at the station
going through his perennial performances, no
action having been taken for his removal. The
calaboose is, indeed, queer place for luna
tic. He can receive no attention whatever, at
least no provision has been made, and a man
might as well be in the street as in the station
who is in the condition of this individual. He
needs treatment just as m Ich as a man sick
with any other disease and the negligence OF
the officials ought to receive the condemnation
of the people who care anything about law and
order. E5s
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Young. |

Ferris D. Toucy and Ellen G. Toucy ". tha
city of Minneapolis and Henry A. Hurlburt.
Case submitted to jury, who had not returned
sverdict up b 6 o'clock P. NJ. lsst evening m
State of Minnesota VS.. Perry Fisher; indicI-
ed for larceny. Prisoner plead not guilty.
Upon hearing evidence the jury returned a
verdict of guilty. No Sentence passed.
State of Minnesota vs.. John MCNEIL; indict.
ed for obtaining money under false pretenses.
Heretofore prisoner plead not guilty Case
in progress of trial, when court adjourned
to this morning.
Before Judge Vanderburg.1
John CIydsdale vs.. Jonas Jones. Tried and
submitted.
Andrew Berg VS.. Angus. Berg. Settled by
consent of parties.
Mary McCue VS.. Fred. Fri sche. Submitted.
Thomas Dsiy, surviving partner of firm of
DAILY d Moor, VS.. Lucind Ivory and Margaret
Serum. Case m progress of trial.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The GLOBE VIII be delivered in any part Of the city
at seventy cents per month, by experienced carre-.
as early every morning IS any other daily newsra-
per circulated in the city. II subscribers miss their
papers the fact should be at reported to the Of
Gee at rooms !, and 8, second door, No. ais Hen
HeplR AgeRHs, where representative OF the GLOBE
wiz slwss be found between the hours Of O'Clock
in the morning and 10 O'Clock In the evening" Friends
viii confer g favor by reporting any news worthy OF
mention. J.B. BoTTINEAU, Manager
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Notice.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF CARL
y Ton. District Court.
Ia the matter Of the petition Of the st Paul Du.
uth Railros Company to condemn certain lands fol
railroad purposes upon It's branch line extending
from its main line In the village Of n p. Junction
by the way of Knife Falls In raid county.
To Clarence Fl. Clark Frank II. Clark the West.
eru Land association of Minnesota, E. j. Dupan.
w. T. Dugan. the unknown heirs at law of Samuel
Beatty, deceased, snd William r. Post, and 9th.
ers interested as owners, iucumprancers or other.
wise: You will take notice that the undersigned
appointed on the 9Th day of October, 1881. by said
Court, commissioners to assess and report the
amount of compensation and damages, have this day
made and filed our report with the clerk of sad
Court at Ihomson, in said county, In pursuance OF
said appointments
Dated October 9th, 1880.
81. II. HAWKINS,
Nv. LITCHFIELD.
WILLIAM DUNLAP
NOV T-4w-Sat Commissioners
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY

y SIS. In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Henry HILL deceased:
On reading and fling the lettion of John NJ.
Gilman, of said county, representing among other
things, that Henry Hill. late OF Culpeper county,
virgins, on the first day of August, A.. D. 1866, al
Orkney Springs, Virginia, died intestate, leaving
goods. chattels and estate within this county, and
that the said petitioner is interested in the estate of
SAID deceased and praying that administration of
said estate be to John B. Olivier granted, and that
on proof OF no debts. said estate be assigned to the
person or persons entitled theeo 1t is ordered that
SAID petition be heard before the Judge of this Court
on Monday, the Goth day of December. A. D. 1880,
at ten O'Clock A. ~, at the Probate Office in said
county. ~ t
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased, and to all persons inter
ested by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks, once in each week, prior to said
day OF bearing, in the DAILY GLOBE, newspaper
printed aud published at st. Paul, In said county.
Dated st st. Paul the 26th day of November A.
L.s Judge OF Probate
Attest: Frank Robert. Jr.. Clerk. Nov 27-4v-sst
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
y SEY-ss In Probate Court, Special term, No
vember 9. 1880.
In the matter of the estate Of William Zuggs, de-
ceased:
On reading aud fling the petition Of Rudolph
Vollnner, administrator of the estate of William
zuggs, deceased, representing, among other things
that he has fully administered said estate, and
praying that time and place be fixed for examin-
ing and allowing his account Of administration, and
that he may be discharged from the duties of said
trust,
1t IL ordered, that said account be examined. and
petition hesrd, by the Judge of this court on
Monday the 9th day of December, A. D. 1880, at 10
O'Clock A. II at the Probate Office IN said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons in crested, by publishing copy
OF this order for three successive weeks &c in
each week. prior to said day of hearing in the DAILY
GLOBE newspaper, printed and published at Saint
Paul. in said county.
BY the Court, HENRY O'GORMAN,
Il. :. Judge of Probate.
Attest: Frank Robert. Jr.. Clerk. Nov ls-4w-sat