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BLACK ON GARFIELD.

Light the Credit MobiI;er Business.
From .hc New York sun, September ssth.
SIR: Your questions are entitled to a
candid answer. l will set down their sulN
stance and give my reply to each one in
the order You put them.
First. Did | mean in my letter to Mr..
Blaine that General Garfield acknowledged
the receipt OF stock and dividends from
Oakes Amcs: UnquestionabIy he agreed
to take the stock and did receive dividends
upon it. The letter plainly implies that
he had not concealed Or tried to conceal
the fact from me. But his admission
was coupled with statement which showed
him to he guiltless.
Second. Did nc declare to me that he
would go before the Poland committee and
testify truly that he mad taken the stock
l had no previous conversation with him
about his testimony before the Poland
committee and I did not know what it
would be until heard it delivered.
Third. Did ! advise and urge him to
tell the truth? No, certainly not Such
advice and urgency would have been a
most outrageous insult which I could not
offer to any gentleman Of his character.
Fourth. Did he agree to adopt the line
of defense suggested to me? You seem to
think that | was his counsel. I was not,
but as his friend and believer in his per-
feet innocence, l was extremely anxious
that he should get safely out Of Ills un:or-
tunate business. After it began to be dis
cussed in the newspapers and be fore the
committee was appointed I besougbt him
to make no statement for the public eye
which would DC Inconsistent with what he
said to me. Lest he might forget it Or
miss the important points of it repeated
the substance Of It somewhat carefully.
He did not reply and learned soon after
ward that he had authorized q total and
fiat contradiction. simultaneously the
other members Of Congress who arc impli-
Gated made separate statements Of the
same kind, assuring the public that they
never had taken Or owned any OF the stock
at all Or received any dividend upon il.
Fifth. Why, according to my understand
ing ofthe fact. did Garfield adopt defense
SO contrary to that he had agreed On.
have already said he made no statement
about it. His reason for abandoning the
true ground Of his defense was doubtless
the necessity he felt himself under Of max
ing common cause with his political friends
for whom there was no refuge except in a
fundamental falsehoood.
am, with great respect, you.s etc,
J. s. BLACK.
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MlRKETS.



.r', r,HiLaDsIFEIA, MAa,s October e,.--rlour dull
anu weak; superdne s3O093 so: extr,. 81 OO0
40; ONO and Indiana family IS 37GI6 90;
tenna family la15 T: st. Louis family
40 70 - @6 .: Minnesota family IS C066 O0:
81 55GS 90. S'"''>
Rye Hour scarce ut s. 30.
Wheat dull and easier: No. Western Raj
81 l25s; Pcnna. Hcd 81 l:@l I:,.; Amber 81 IL
eIl Is
Corn dull but steady; yellow a, soc; mixed
Oats dull; No. l. White 4lc: No. Jc 4ec
No. :; no 3s1}allSSi4c: No. =, Mixes. - 1G3.1Sr
Rye scarce 1T 9SilSl.
frovisi0ns quiet ms IS pork SlSGg!6 80: beef
hans SIG eoe016JO: Indian mess beef II, s!S 80:
smoked hams llGli2c: picked hams 81 "a &c;
hacon-smoked shoulders 6@6l<c: salt do 51sc.
Lard quiet city kettle ut 5000: loose
butchers SIC: prime steam SIC.
Butter steady, with fair trade Increase
choice dull low grades very dull Creamery
extra Slc: do goO.l 10 Choice 2Sfi;pc; Bradford
cOuntyand New York extra .5TsaSc; Western
reserve extra sOaIs2c do good TO choice isGII9c:
Rolls firm: Western BeserVc extra alT23c:
Penn'a Extra slel2ic.
Eggs firm on scarcity: Pcnn'., Extra a;Gi slc;
W"siern Extra 81 GI.Sc.
Cheese dull: New York full cream lS15G0
i3aAc: Western full cream 1850 I3,.l do fair
to good llIl2c: do half skins iG Z. I0i%c
Petroleum duh refined Pc
Whisky dull ut 81 Il.
ScctS--SOOd to priuc clover dull at -; ,.SJ
: %; Timothy nominal ut 81 7oG. ~: F!axseed
wanted, 81 81 bill.
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Coughs.


"EroiCn's bronchial Trecies" are usc! with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Threat,
Hcarsencss and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these TrOchcs have been In use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untrieil, but, having been tested by
wide and constant uSc fUr nearly an entire
generation, they have attained wcl!-nerited
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
Tho Throat.
"Br0Cas bronchial Tr0chcsr ac: directly
on the organs ofthc voice. They have az cx-
traOrlinary effect in all disorders OF the Throat
and Larynx, restoring :, healthy tone when re-
laxcd, either iron, cold Or OveT-eXcrtiOn OF the
voice, and produce Il clearanh distinct enunci-
alton. Speakers and Singers find the Troclcs
useful.
A Cough, Cold, Catarrh OF Sore Throa: re-.
Iuires immediate attention, rs neglect often
times results il some incur.ble Lang Disease.
" Bro,Cn's bronchial 7Sechcsr Will almost in
variaDly give relief. limitations arc offered for
sale. many of which are injurious. The yenu-
inc "Br0Wn's bronchial 7rochcs'' are sold
only in t0res. tnnlJ-lyd&wTu,T ,Th&S
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I)UBLlC SALs.
i On MONDAY, OCT. %, 1885, will be sold
at the Cooper House, West King street the
following; valuable real estate:
No. !, Il twO-stOry BRICK DWELLING. sit
uatcd on the south side of West Orange street,
No. ll4, containing hall and seven rooms, gas
In the house and bydrant in the yard, house
fronts on Orange street Is feet inches, more
or less, lot extending in depth IS feet 5inches,
more OF less, to Il 3 feet inch wide common
alley, with sewerage. This property has jHst
been newly fitted up.
No. !. 4 two-story BRICK DWELLING and
two-story Brick Back ;uiding, situated on
the east side of North Mary street. No. ~
house Is by % feet, back building II fee. 4
inches in width. and Ill depth Is feet, contain
ing hall and seven rooms gas in the house and
hydrant in the yard; also Il sidc yard 27 feet
front and in depth 1872 feet, more CT less, a
frontage Of IS feet, including the house Il lot
of choice fruit trees and the best of grapes !;
stabling on the rear of lot 2OX:3 feet.
No. 3, Four Building LOts22 by 2i5 feet, stu
G:ed on the north side of New street, between
Lime and Shippcn streets.
Sale to commence at J o'clock d. H.. of said
day. when conditions will h6 made known by
JOHN HULL.
IL SHCBEEr.UCJ O.LtS,l
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1tCss.-AC SAl.E..
L On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1880,
Will be sold at public sale Mt the Grape hotel,
North Queen street, the following described
real estate to wit:
A two-story brick DWELLING HOUSE and
two contiguous halt lots of ground, No. 4l9, on
the north side OF East King street, in the
city of Lancaster, each of said h;,It lots CON
tanning in front 32 feet 81 inches, and
241 feet In depth to Il l+feet wide alley. to-
Scther with 9 feet inches wide in front Oh
said East King street ana OF that width north
ward to the distance OF 45 feet OF the adjoining
property on the northwest for the use OF IN
alley,
Possession will be given Oh April !, 1881.
Part of the purchase money may remain on
the property for one year, IT desired.
Sale to commence at : o'clock p. III. OF said
day. SAMUEL SUOCU.
HENRY SICDE!:T, Auct. O2J-tsd
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f.i.:,:~n Hear, ;:a.;,.

Francis Eiibur., tic court reporter,
known in court circles as ''jEduc" Xii.
burn and amon" the faculty as "Dr."
ki!bUrn. has issued 4 "campagn address
10 thn Union men OF Lancaster county,
urging them to vote for Garfield and Ar
thur. AS Dr. kil!urn expresses himself
mere lucidIy il.an most other Republican
writer's. We are constrained to print an ex
making votes for Ga:!icld) ,juSt 10 show
HE writer's style Or. Kilbu.l says:
lido not deem it bccomin, Or judiciuus
.aarpcal to the prcjuiiccs Of !, community,
but rather tn address myself to It's inteIIi-
renee: 70" thc reason that the former
proves Only that the orator or writer has
10 facts or arguments TO present, and that
lie deems his audience a pack Of uncdu-
Gated Jewelers.. on whom such IEcm as
KearEcy depend ior party and support.
In the consideration OF the principles in
vrlvca and the representatives Of them,
presented fer the choice of the people, il;
is not .iiidi"ious TO conclude solely from
our own convictions. but, TO some
degree, to encourage the advice Of
seeing ourselves as others see U.s. and, FUR
thcr. to canvass. without bias. the past
acts Of our advcrsaries, in connection with
their logic on the beneficial results pro-
passed. to be produced from the use OF the
specific to be extracted from their double
dcckcd platform Of principles as presented
il this campaign Tor the consideration
s2vcra!iy. Of the North and South That
ought 20 ''scttle it, as ca:ily as clcanscd
egg settles Il pot Of coffee.
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Pure--fnur years oid--wilI not intoEi cate
but possessing NIL the valuable medicinal
properties of the Oporto grape, from Which 1t
made. used in hospitals and by first class
physicians as the best known wine for medical
purposes. 1t is n tonic and astringent. 1t Is
not mixed with alcohol or other liquors, but 4
mild, rich and pleasant tonic. improving the
appetite and promoting digestion as 4 duretic
it acts beneficially on the kidneys and cores
pOnding organs; as Il s,;dOrifc, it acts upon
the skin, destroying cruptions and producing
4 soft, healthy and blooming complexion.
Therefore, it is extensively and bcneticially
used by ladies, and is in general foiniy use as
Il sure remedy for dysentery, aad for all
nervous, weak and debilitatcd persons. Sold
by druggists and by \. Speer. ut his own vim
yards, New Jerscy.--Adrcrtiser
ThiSwinc is endorsed by Drs. Aticc anil
Davis, and sold by II. T.. Slaymaker.
OIG-,NiSW
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NEW York, Oct. ct.:j.-Flour-S:afe and West.
srn moderate home trade and export INQUIRY:
asa! 50; choice, do, "a 55fl4 IS: fancy do.
u soGSO SOO: round hoop Ohio 81 .0fs5 %: choice
90 - lotE6 %; superfiEc western $: Solt q:
90 do - '5G6 so; choice white wheat do 81 g.
94S; southern quiet and heavy: COM
mon to fair extra u 65G5 So; good to choice
Whcat=ESErins nominal Winter Red L0lsc
lower mite firm. but quiet; No. l White.
Deo., :! !6: No. Red, Oct, 81 l6 I; do Nov
81 ISL. ''
Corn shade better and quiet Mixes, VEST
ern spot, at0a'ac: ao future. 5SS,IsI sIssJa<c
Oats unchanged: No. Oct and N0y ~.
20 Dec Siic: state 3skl9isc; Western, $50
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The "Thuntiercr " Oh Parnell.
Greece Not Ready for War.

ROME, Oct. 25.-The Diretto says Greece
is not disposed to take the field unless as
sured Of the support Of the powers. The
Greek preparations in any case cannot be
complete for several months.
Prospects Of :. Peaceful Settlement.
ST. PETEEsBrHs, Oct. 25.-Thc Age"ee
Russe says: sin consequence to the sal
tan's concessions relative to DulcignO
peaceful settlement of the Eastern affairs
may be expected. Greece will best OBJ
tain : 7nciiication settlement of her claims
by NO ,teration and discretion
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The executors OF Henry Kccne sold on
Friday lhc ''Srr;ng Grove farm" of 1i2
acres tn Henry Keene .jr., for $3.50 per
acre. \ farm OF IA acres at Drumorc
Centre for sG0 per acre to Daniel Keeuc.
Henry Slnbcrt, auctionee: and real estat
agent. sold 4 public sale October 20, at Mil
.ler's hotel. in Millcrsvillc, 3 twostory
frame dwelling belonging to the estate o.!
Mary G. Eckcrt. deceased, situated on the
sou;iieas: side O: Front street. MilIerSvilc.
10 George Eckcrt for sf23G.
On Saturday .. +. Rowe. "uctioneer,
sold for George Iiar:ii>h and j. 3. Taylor,
administration oc Elias Tarns!,, deceased,
five acres Of land with improvements in
the borough OF Strashur".to Elias Harnish
for So. sec.
IL the cvcuin. Mr.. Rowe sold for Hen ::
Wolf, administrator of Frederick Geihlt !,
a house and lot at No. 529 West King
street. TO Christian Werner for $3.50. sub
.iect to a dover of $4,J.
Samuel Hess & Son. auct;onecrs, sold at
private sale to-day fn- Christian 3.
Krcid,r a tract ot lana containing" Is
acres, more or less, situated in Lancaster
township, with improvements. to Henry
Fisher. tor 81, $50.
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PUBLIC SALE.
/ On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1850, will be
sold at The Keystone hotel, North Queen street,
Il valuable lot OfgrOurd situated on the west
side OF North Queen street, fronting on North
Queen street l6 feet, inches, and in depth 2i5
feet, to II feet wide public alley, on which is
erected two-story BRICK DWELLING, con-
tanning parlor, back room. five bed rooms and
basement kitchen.
Saale to commence al O'Clock u. m., when
conditions will be made known by
REBECCA FETTEELY,
II. SHV BEEF, Auct. Octl3-lItu
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THE FIELD TRIAL.
Some of the Noted Dogs That Will Take Part
in ar


init.
The list Of entries Of dogs that vii! TAXI
part in the great trial at Quarryvillc nex
week has not yet been published, but ths
following arc some Of the noted dogs that
will contest for the several prizes:
Bolton, & celebrated black, white and
tan Lleweilyn setter that ran the trials Ii
England. Entered by Mr.. James Werner
Of Pittsburgh.
Thunder. pure Layericss, Button,
pointer and eleven others of less note, en-
tered by ]. J. SnclleEba-g, New brighton,
Pa.
Dash, a native setter, winner OF the
Ord prize at the national field trials las:
year, entered by Farmer O'Neil, Pitts
burgh.
Cornela LIewcllyn setter, entered by
l.. Shuster.
Roxey, Countess, Lady and Clara, enter
ed by Isaac Yearsley, Coatesvillc. RoxeJ
and Lady were broken by B. G. Sanborn.
who is regarded as one of the best if not
the best breaker in America.
Fleet, Llewcliyn setter, broken by J.
II. Dew, an eminent breaker. is entered
by Hon. Z. +. Dorrancc, of Wil!cs'arre,
Pa.
Roxey's Boy. broke. by Z. G. Sanbo:?,,
and Leah, arc entered by r. 4. Dittcnder-
Ter. Lancaster.
DR.. Graham, Pittsburgh, enters a fine
imported Llwellyn setter, and there aIt:
dozens of other tboroug glbrca dogs entered
for the contest. The meeting promises to
Pennsylvania.
Full F.isf o! Entries.
Following is said to be 4 full list Df the
NJ, ~,
type:
For Ali aged Stakcs-t. *. Slaytom. BcltoI
I'LL. J. H. Hendricks, King Dash Isaac
1carsley. jr.. Roxcv. Countess and Little
Lady: w. Seagcr. Doctor; II. c. Stead
Ian, Pat J. and Biddic; J. ]. Snelle:l-
burg, Button, Thunder and Mary l.avar-
ack L. Shcuster. .jr., Cornel:e ". J..
Mcconnell Lady il,varack !: F. 4. ni!tcn-
derller, Leah j. W. Seller, Dash f. i.
Givens Minerva i. s. Brown, Dash.
Puppy Stakes Isaac Ycarsley, Little
Lady; ". \. M,intosh, Abbey W.: W.
Saescr. Mack J. J. s'ncllcnburg. May
I.avarack. Daisy ..nd Dick Geo. Porter,
.r., Dart ; iIhw. Gregg, Bob: ID. Nc
Kloycd. Dan; Isaac Ycarslcy. j., I;cSs :;
+. A. DiTenderiler, R"xie Boy.
Nursery Stakcs--J. X. Hendricks, Dolly
E.dn.o on Wm. Scagai, Smart !. j. Smell
lcnburH. Pet Lavaracl and I.u Lavalack: !:
j. NJ. S:,ecr, Count.
Association Staxcs--J. r. Sk'yton,
iseIron Ill; j. x. Hendricks, King Dash;
J. l. McIntos!:, Biz J. J. Sncllenberg,
Thunder. Button: Isaac Iearsley, .jr.,
Roxey II. L. Mcdonnell, L. II. Givcns,
Minerva l.. 5. Brown, Dash.
4 specia; train will leave this city to-
morrow morning and every other morning
daring lac continuance OF the trial. twill
start from the King street dc.,ot at 900
and returning will leave QHarvyvilie at
$50 in the evening. This is for the &C.
commodation Of persons WHO desire to at
tend the MATCH as most OF them will de-
sire to return to the city in the evening. a
i:arge number Of wcl!-known dog fancier'
fro,n Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Other
cities will attend the trial, as well as rep
resental;Ees from the different spoI ting pa-
pers. rle trial will take place uooa the
Mont gome.y tract, which Is Il beautiful
tract about !: mile from Quarryvil!e.
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Wants to Row Trlckett.

LONDON, Oct. 25.--The Sportsman this
morning says Thomas Blackman, Of Dull
urch, has posted the sum of f100 for a
match with Edward Tr:ckett, Of Sydney,
over the Thames course, for 500 Il side.
Bk.ckman to receive 300 yards start.
Trickctt's answer has not yet been re-
ceiyed.
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Cattle Market,

PHILADELPHIA, October 2i-Castlr market
fair: sales $500 head. Prime :r'sI5z1c;
good - @j1ac; medium I's@issc: common 3
gle: mixed 2112Gl"lEc.
Sheep market fairly active; receipt, Ii,DOO
hsIi. Prime 51sc; good AHsslsjc medium -
EIH%c common 46liLc.
Hoss-Market fairly activs.; receipts 800
heal; prime 73ic; sOOd '1zc; Medium re
common 6lac.'
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LONDON: Oct. 35.-The correspondent
OF the Manchester Guardian ut CONSTANT
nop!e says the fund for the relief of the
Bataum refugees, at Ismid., is exhausted.
The secretary OF the British embassy Ie-
ports that all the chil,!ien are dead and
the women are now dying. and that the
men arc certain to s,iccumb
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MARRIAGES.

HERE-I-oNc.-On the eith Of October. ISas by
the Rev. W. L. Gerhard, ut his residence. No.
81 East Orange street Ell y. Herr OF Manor. to
Miss Lizzie Ii. Long, OF Landi.villc. st.
Observation-Disclosures the 4itil OF Ocia-
Der, 1880, by tho Rev. W.T.. Gerhard, at his resi-
dence, Christian NJ. Musselman to Miss Mary
5. Hiestand. both of East Hempfield. "t*
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a Wise Deacon.

"Deacon Wilder, want you to tell me how
you kept yourself and family so well the past
season, when I'LL the rest of us have been sick
so much. and have had the doctors running to
us SO long"
BRO. Taylor, the answer is very easy. l
used Hop BittcrS i'll time and kept my family
well ana saved large doctor bills. Three dol.
lars worth OF it kept us all well and able to
work all the time and will warrant it has
cost you and most of the ncighbors one to two
hundred dollars apiece to keep sick tho same
time. 1 guess you'll take my medicine here
AFTER Sec other column. ol5-2w,i&w
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Tie rolling mill at Roh9erstown, Manuel
McShain { Go. proprie!ors. was closed Oh
Wednesday evening last for the purpose OF
taking an account of stock and MAXIM:
some necessary repairs. There is Il rumor
also that there will lie some change made
in the ownership Of tI:c works. It is ex-
pected the mill will resume operations in
two or three weeks.
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Court of Common Pleas.

This morning at 10 o'clock common
pleas court began. Owing 90 the death 6f
= brother-in-law Of Judge Livingston, in
Chambersburg, he was compelled TO leave
and Judge Patterson presided in court.
When the list, on which were 80 eases,
was called it was found there were l,u. five
Eases ready for trial, the other having
either been continued or settled. No cases
were taken up this morning aud court adj
;o:lrned. until this afternoon.
Current Business.
The following amendment 20 the charter
OF Woodward Hill cemetery company was
asked for aud allowed : That the present
managers and their Successors Of the
Woodward Hill cemetery, shall have power
to contract for and purchase additional
ground from .itle to time fo. cemetery
purposes, not exceeding twenty acres in
all. rs they may think necessary for such
cemetery. and to receive conveyance or
convcyances il. the corporate name OF tie
said Woodward Hill Ccr,ctery," fer the
ground purchased aforesaid
In the assigned estate OF Levi GIciir, c.
ceptions to auditors report, Judge Pat
terson delivered The opinion Of tho court.
ovcrrulinE tie exceptions aud confirming
the report.
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great sufferer from Kidney disease, and after
being told by nay doctors that l could not get
well, commenced the use of Days Kidney
Pad. which has now completely cured me-
nm strong and again look the very picture of
health. May all the suffering he helped as
have been, is my earnest wish.' o2'lweod&w
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it !oa will, bat ic sure to use SOZODOST
right away, in or'tc: to carry OFF its injurious
effects upon the teeth. Ali candy-catcrs should
carry SOZODONT with them. If they wish to
keep their teeth sound. O2jlweOd
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NEW ADTER1ISEMEyTS.

7 A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IL Managers of the Lancaster and Frritville
Turnpike Road Company held on the 9th day
OCTOBER, lSS0, q dividend of 21f per cent. was
declared, payable at the Banking House
Reed L Henderson. Lancaster, Pa, on and
O25-3rdEltw Secretary
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IN FOREIGN LAMBS.
The GaribaldI's Going l;ac:s.

LONDON, Oct. PA despatch from
Rome to the Times says the Liberia Halidn0
announces thst Gen. Garibalii and his son,
Menatti, have withdrawn their designations
Deputies
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NEATuEr: INDICATIONS.

WAsuISGTON, d. c., Oct. 25.-For the
Middle states, generally clear weather,
followed tonight by increasing cloudines.;
winds shifting by tonight to warmer
southeastcrly, with falling barometer.
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THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 25, 1880
BEYOND THE BRINE.
WHAT is DOING In EUROPE.
THE IRISH AGITATION. .
THE TURKISH TROUBLES.
GARIBALDI's MOVEMENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS,
WHAT IS DOING IN EUROPE.
THE IRISH AGITATION.
THE TURKISH TROUBLES.
GARIBALDI's MOVEMENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS,
" A BAD MAN"

Wants to see Landlords shot Like Partridge
LONDON, Oct. 25.-Mathew Harris, one
Of the speakers at the land meeting at
Galway, yesterday, asked whether it were
batter that one bad man be shot or hun
dreds Of families be driven from Ireland,
and said that after witnessing evictions of
farmers he had resolved that if the farmers
shot landlords like partridges he would
never say 4 word against it. His speech
was received with cheers. He then pro-
ce,ded to denounce an agent by name and
was mildly rebuked By the chairman Of the
meeting.
The "Tiuntiercr " Oh Parnell.
The Times in q leading article this morn
ing summarized Mr.. Parnell's argument
in his speech yesterday at Galway as
meaning that crime and outrage are iusti-
fled by the determination Of the govern
ment to keep the peace and refusal of
the House of Lords to pass the compen-
sation for disturbance in IRELAND
bill, and says: 1t is im-
possible to mistake the meaning OF sach
argument Or the purpose of the man who
uses it. The condition of Ireland and the
temper Of the men who arc criminally
the people calls for instant at
tention,''
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Dead Body Found,

New YORK, Oct. 25.-Shortly after mid
night the police found Il dead body Of an
unknown man lying in the area at 400
BrOomc street His skull was fractured.
An investigation has been started.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-25
Attention


is directed to the sale of re:,! estate elsewhere
ahvertizcd to take place at the Cooper House
this evening.