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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21

General Jackson was once visiting
u Kentucky town where, among the
gentlemen presented to him, was
Mayor Lewis, who desired to impress
jackson and his admirers with his
own Independence. Taking adigni.
fled attitude, he said, ."Wcll, General,
| have allmylife been voting against
you" Jackson courteously bowed to
HIM and said, good humoredly,
well, Major Lewis, 1 have all my
life been fighting the battles of my
country in orlor that you might en-
jos.that privilege"
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JotST REsoBuT1oE proposing an amend.
ment to the Constitution OF this State,
Rcsolred by The LegiSlatasoo Of West Virginiq,
tMo-ttirds Of all The members elected 70 edct
House agreeing thereto: That the following be
and the same is hereby proposed as an
amendment to the Constitution OF this
State to-wit:
That section thirteen, of article three, as
it now is, be stricken out and the following
be inserted in lien thereof
"l3. In suits at common law, where the
value in controversy exceeds twenty dol
lars, exclusive OF interest and costs, the
right oftrial By jury, ii reQuired by either
party, shall be preserved; and in such suit
before justice, jury may consist Of six
persons No fact tried by a jury shall be
otherwise re.examined in any case than ac-
cording to the rules OF common law"
july Ism.
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How They do il.

The train is halted alongside Of a
cattle train, while the other cattle
those in the passenger cargo up
town and get dinner. After dinner,
thc,passcngers solemnly contemplate
the cattle packed at the rate of three
or four to the square inch.
GLOW on carth," asks very pref
ty young lady-"how on earth do
they pack them in SO closet"
"Why," asks mild-looking young
man with tender, blonde whiskers
and wistful blue eyes, Gan escaped
divinity student just going out to
take charge of a church Why"
said he, "did you never see them
load cattle into a carr"
"No," said the pretty girl, with a
quick look Of interest, Show do they
do it,,
"Why," said the divinity slowly
and earnestly, "they drive them all
in except one-a big fellow with
thin shoulders and wide quarters;
they save him for wedge, aud drive
him in with hammer"
Some how or other, it didn't look
scarcely fair nobody protested
against its admission, however, so it
went on record. But the converse
ton went into utter bankruptcy
right there, and the theological-look-
ing young man was the only person
in the car who looked supremely hap
ps and perfectly satisfied with hun
self.
"Do | think Of you? you ask, dear
est" wrote husband to his wife.
"Do | thinkofyou? Yes, lido; espec-
tally when q button comes off, or l
find a hole in my stocking" l am
glad you think Of me, darling,p she
wrote in reply: ~ used to think a
great deal Of you when l wanted to
go to the concert or the theater, or
when ! felt like having q drive; but
since | have found gentleman
friend who was willing to take your
place | have not been troubled so
much" He took the next train for
home, nursing volcano Of wrath in
his bosom the whole distance. It is
needless to say that the conflict was
ashort one; u man couldn't stay
angry long in the presence of her
sparkling eyes and merry laughter.
But he felt that she had served him
right, and his future letters will
doubtless show more appreciation Of
her wifely attributes.
An enterprising business man in
Augusta, Me-, was lately met at the
door of his grocery byan honest-look-
ing Frenchman, an entire stranger
to him, who asked credit for barrel
OF flour. u can pay half 20 cash
down and ze balance next Saturday,
sure" The merchant, without hest
tatiop, turned to one of his clerks
and smiling upon the would.be own
er Of a barrel Of -four said; ''This
good man wants to get trusted for a
barrel of aoGr; he'll pay half down,
and the rest nextSaturday. Illrisk
him; he's good as gold; open a fresh
barrel, weigh out half, deliver it at
his house, put the barrel away safely,
and take it down next Saturday
when he pays the rest; never refuse
M trust an honest-looking man for
bread" The money was paid, and
the Frenchman departed, rejoicing
IN an abundance of flour and unlim.
tied credit.
General Jackson was once visiting
Kentucky town whore, among the
gentlemen presented to him, was
Mayor Lewis, who desired toimpress
jackson and his admirers with his
own Independence. Taking adirni
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Poster Printing.

We prepared to do hand-bill printing
from double-sheet poster, down to the
smallest dodger. Programmes printed IN
the best styles known.
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Low EST PRICES

The Weekly Register has the largest and
best assortment OF job material in The State
and fast presses, paper and card stock and
is prepared to do all kinds OF job printing
neatly and promptly, ut tho lowest prices.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS.

Our Office is especially equipped for this
kind Of work, and parties desiring wedding
invitations printed, are invited to call and
see our samples A large stock OF We'd
ding papers always on hand,
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Commercial Printing.

We keep in stock full Inc OF CONNER.
cial Stationery, which we are prepared TO
furnish in any style desired. Envelopes,
Cards, Letter Heads, Note Heads, Bill
Heads, Checks, Drafts, Notes, Statements,
Bills OF l.ading, Dray Books, Shipping
Books and all other variety OF work need.
ed by business men furnished on short
notice Printing for Salt Furnaces and
Coal Companies, q specially.
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Local Lines.
weather.

Quite a change in the weather.
The general election takes place one
week from tomorrow.
The Board of Education meets III
regular session this evening.
The journeymeD printers of this city
are about TO revive the old printers
union.
A number of special police will be ap-
pointed for Wednesday and Thursda.
evenings.
An important meeting of the Y. NJ. d.
q. will be held, this evening, at the
headquarters.
Rev. Father Reilley preached on the
recent riot, yesterday morning, al ST.
Mary's Catholic Church.
The West Chester Republican clubs
will participate In the parade OIL
Wednesday evening.
There will be two Democratic mas
meetings this evening, one at the Bayarf
| Clubs wigwam, and the other corner d
| Front aud Madison streets.
The Philharmonic Society of New
York will appear at the Opera Hous'
under the auspices Of the Phllharlnonl
Society Of this city, on November oth'
In spite of all the new remedies whiel
are constantly introduced TO the PuDilt
DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup still taxes Inc lea
for the cure OF coughs. colds, &c. Prize
rs cents.
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JoURNEYMEN PRINTERS.

A meeting of the journey men printer,
Of this city was he'll at No. 4, E. Thir,!
street on Saturday evening. The meet
was called for the purpose of revivinP
typographical union, No. l23. A team
porary organization was effected bN
calliug Geo. H. Taylor TO the Chair, am
John +. Duffy, Secretary. After some
.prelimi nary remarks, the Secretary wac
nstT ucted to write to the Secretary ol
the International Union, and ascertaiu
what steps were necessary to De takeI
IN order TO have the charter Of tho old
Wilmington Union rene we'd. Messrs
3. u. Jones, R Tucker and ID. B. Mark
sey we're appointed committee to notl'
~ the printers who were not In attend
inse at the meeting of the action taken
and invite their cooperation. The meet
Jog then adjourned to meet at the call ol
the chair
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- HERIFF'S 8 ALE. ..L.
- BY virtue OF q writ Of Levari Facias,
to me directed. will be exposed to public
sale. at the
y LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. S4I Shipley street, kept by Isaac @.
Pyle in the city Of Wilmington, New Gus
Tie county, Delaware, on ~
TUESDAY, the 9th day Of November,
O., A. U. 1880, at o'clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate,
viz: Ali that certain lot, piece or parcel
of land situated In the city OF Wilmington,
and which is more particularly bounded
and described as follows, to wit Begin
ming at q stake on the westerly side OF
Windsor street, lat thirty feet wide) be-
tween sixth aid Seventh streets and at
side of seventh street, thence along the
southerly side of a four feet wide alley.
westerly and parallel with Seventh street
IS feet to the easterly side OF another four
feet wide alley, thence along said second
alley side south. rly parallel with Wind
sor street. and Madison street 80 feet TO .
stake, thence easterly paralial with Sew
Windsor street Aforesaid, and thence
thereby northerly 56 feet 10 the place OF
beginning, be The contents thereof more
Seized and taken in execution ~ the
property of Jacob Rsbman, deceased,
JOSEPH ]. Rsbman, executor OF Jacob
Reoman, deceased, who was the sur
viving mortgagor OF Hosanna heoman, !,
deceased and Daniel MGVey and Hannah
his Wffs. I. t., and to be sold by
II JOHN:PYLE, Sheriff.
sherifrs once, New Castle October "a,
nov25-3taw - %
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Annual Meeting.

The sixth annual meeting OF the
Teachers Institute of this county,
will convene at Newark, on We'd
nesday, November 3rd. The chief
feature of the programme will be the
continuous lectures or instructions by
experienced instructors and institute
workers on some definite school
study. Prof. George l.. Maris, OF
West Chester, will lecture on Gram
mar: Prof. E. ID. Porter, of Newark,
on Arithmetic; Prof. S. I. Ford, OF
this city, on Reading. During the
evening session, Rev. A. Il. Home.
of Allentown, Pa, will give a Ices
ture with illustrations on Familiar
Science. Tickets at reduced rates
NAV be obtained by applying to F
Eden Bach, No. 60S King street.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25
PARADE AT NEWARK.

The Republicans had a torchlight
parade at Newark on Saturday night,
there being about 1900 in line. About
three hundred went out on a special
train from this city. which included
a number of the Young Mems Re
publican Club, delegation from the
Bird Guards and Garfield Veterns.
Everything passed off pleasantly,
and the visitors from this city arrived
home about midnight.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25

MR.. HASTINGS, Chief Marshal Of
the Republican parade called for Will
tnington on the 27Lh instant, has given
formal noice that the demonstration
will not be abandoned because of the
serious disturbance created by some
cplored rowdies at the recent Demo-
cratic parade. The Republicans of VIII
mingtou are quite right 10 not abandon
ing q parade already called, because a
few rowdies and their foolish supporters
have already disgraced the city and th
Democrats Of Wilmington will promote
their own self-Iespect aud the respect OF
the public for them by assuring the Re
publican paraders freedom from dis
turbance. When either party decides to
make . demonstration the other sid
should appreciate the fact that there are
.oOls, rowdies and drunkards Of every
political faith and that the iolies Of the
lew who seek To provoke disorder should
not be charged to the many who concedt
TO all othsrs the rights they claim foI
themselves. II Is not probable that q
Repu bllcan parade in Wilmington will
10 the party any good, but they have
,alled II aud they have an undoub.eC
right to make their display without HIN
drance from any. The Democrats justly
complain that their procession was at
lacked without any provocation, bat i
vas done by irresponsible rowIies, an
for the Democrats TO retaliate by rowdy
lam would simply make the negro row
dies comparatively respectable.-Tfmes
The Democrats of Wilmington will
Oh Wednesday night, treat their RI
publican friends, either from abroad C
at home, with due courtesy. They hav
not done otherwise but when attacke'
| by negroes they could not refrain from
| ret a liation,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25
RAILROAD OFFICIALS.

This morning, Isaac Hinckley,
President of the p. w. u B. X. r.,
iccomp panied by a number of other
officials, went down the Delaware
railroad this m prning, in official car
No. q. The car was drawn by loco
motive No. "a, which has been espe-
cially fitted Tor the railroad officials;
1t is very handsome engine, and
IS finished in Eastlake style.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25
FOR HANCOCK TO A MAN.

FrOIn UHH tOu sHheePsIo I"rIJ r0'"'
David Judson, Troy coal merchant,
has in his employ fifteen men. A few
days since he asked them how they
were going TO vote, and they all replied
for Hancock, whereupon he informed
them that if they did they could not
work for him. The men answered that
if they could not work for him on that
account they could work for others; and
they were willing TO quit work there
and then. Judson finding that he was
going to be left in the lurch begged the
men to remain.
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For the GAZETTE.
NEGROES ARRIVING HERE FROM
CHESTER COUNTY.

Let the strong arm of the law take
hold of these yellow Chester County ne
groes. They are known, and If they at
tempt to vote on election day, they will
be attended to. No doubt they will re-
ceive rec ipts from the white negroes,
Those who cry fraud, fraud, need to be
wal ched. The 5 al OF the county may
be counterfeited again by these white re-
pea ers and ballot box suffers. Tho
same old crowd is on hand that brought
tn III from Philadelphia some years ago.
TLey are being watched. VOTER.
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Cnrd from. u. u. johnson.

MIR. EDITOR: On Friday, Oct. 15th,
between the hours of one and two O'Clock
in the morning, my wife was aroused by
a loud pounding on the door. She raised
the window ana saw Jim Hawkins and
his gang of roughs. He wanted To see me
and intimated as much as my wife was q
liar. Now, would like the same gang to
call sooner in the evening or later in the
morning. Please publish the above.
j. URMY JOHNSON.
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FIRST EDITION.
HANCOCK.
The Great Soldier Statesman,

MEETING To-NIaHT. - JAIME. f..
Woicott, Esq, Secretary of State Of
Delaware, will address Democratic
meeting tonight at Front and Madi-
son streets. Mr.. Wolcott is an able
and eloquent speaker, and we ask our
friends to go and hear him. He will
lay before them many interesting facts
that all should hear and understand
before casting their votes on the ed Of
November.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25

DR. PIERcE's Extract of Smart-Wee
IL a c1mpoand huid extract OF smart
wed or water-penper, Jamaica ginger
aud other ingredients kdowr dI.rrn@, "a dysen.
t.Tv. bIood fiux, and other kildred al
teetions. IL also breaks up colds, fevers
and infiamn atory attacks. Sold Sy Sy o; al
druggists. oes-'os
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NO TIDINGS AS YET.

No tidings have as yet been obtained
of Henry Bleyer who lef his home on
tuesday evening last. Every effort
has been made by his relatives and
friends to trace him, but thus far all
efforts have failed. He was last seen
at the Democratic mass meeting over
Third street bridge about 8 o'clock. 1t
is feared that be has been foully dealt
with
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25
PRICE" ONE CENT
THE GERMAN FAIR.

The fair that is being held in the
Herdman building, the proceeds OF
which are for the benefit Of the Ger
man Library Association, will close on
Saturday evening next. The surplus
derived from the sale Of articles during
the present week will be used for en-
larging the library. Every lover Of
knowledge and classic literature should
not fail to attend the fair. 30
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25
Rich POLtLfcMk TreHt.

Albert Constable. Esq, OF Elkton, Md,
one OF the leading members OF the Cecl'
County bar, will address the Democrats
of this city, at the Logan House, to,mor-
row evening Mr.. Constable Is aorlllianl
and elouuent political speaker, ana IL
will he a rare treat to hear him.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25
MEETING TONIGHT.

A regular meeting of the Terrapin
Club, will be held this evening, IN the
office of Esquire Brady, Telegraph
building. A full attendance Is reques-
Ted a, arrangements will be made iol
turning out on the grand Democratic
parade on Thursday evening next
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25

Our European letter, on anjther
page will be found very interesting as
usual. 1t will be gratifying to the
numerous friends OF the writer hereof
at home to know that he is enjoying
himself 80 pleasantly.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25

The Government in Washin ct on
seems to be abandoned by all the high
officials. Even President Hayes in
tends to keep away until he casts his
vote In Ohio. 1t is scandalous in these
men who are paid by the people to at
tend to their duties. Hayes Cabinet
seems to be making fun of the civil
service reform promised the coun-
try when he went into office. All they
care for is to plunder the people.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25

THE Democrats now claim with
great confidence 1873 electoral votes In
the South, with New York, 35; New
Jersey, o; Connecticut, 6; California, 9;
Nevads, 3; Oregon, 3; Maine, 8 or 7.
Total, POI. Necessary TO elect, 1856.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25

ALBERT CONSTABLE, Esq, of Cecil
county, will address. the Democrats at
the Logan House tomorrow evening.
We hope the Democrats of the Sew
enth Ward will be present in force. -
Mr.. @. will tell them how our friends
in Maryland regard the contest.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25

NJ or1cE.--We Patrick Plunkett: and
IN John Plunkett, trading as T. Plum
kett 4 Co., do hereby give notice that We
shall apply in Writing 70 tn. pagss ,s ns g. the
and Jail Delivery, of the State OF Della
ware, in aHd f2r The ,So COUNTY 1sih Of Hew ~
November next, being the 1rst day Of
the November Term, A. , ID; lsSO, for IL
tities not less than half gallon, At No.
lO6 Market street. second Ward Wil-
mington, New Castle county, Del and Lne
following respectable ciiizens recommend
the said application, to wit
Michael Kenny. Thomas REYNOLDS,
John II. Rush, Charles h Sparks,
X. Rooth Robert ]. Hanley,
q G.Kontzer. Samuel Hockheimer
patri1k Harney James Wilkins,
uichsel Rafferty. Edward StRpmiers
r Pipino. Robert +. Gamble,
n n Friahmuth, Andrew 9rotz,
n Woifson. Joseph Cobe,
n p Merritt. John b. Elliott,
John +. DOupherty. Samuel W. schultz,
lanes McVey. Daniel Byrne,
'oci 22-3t p. PLUNKkTT d CO.
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IT, cs.o1seeph 1el't Fullmer. a. heren,
y Coma snst ! SHAH apply tbs to tSs
| In 'sIi an, Delivery OF the s,sis
Ion nnnu, nu Tor the county oI
6.ina,,n ia,naay, the 18TH dsy M 0i
Hfm, 4 we frst day oI In,
Inn a, a., >, 1880. for a lieense M
Il, In @yer !, at No. ElS
hWi1hil hli,hhston, ~ County and ID
| llQnnr..n me privilege oisellins
iblIows,aaru drunk On The prem :
&nd fbs' respectable citi-
'aiu application 10
1Sns 11SSmes NJ. Bryan,
Aarles Anes 3. Chandler.
aal Fufust = Ten v eR e..
=, I. SAwdon,
sonn Gn Gibbons,
Heorge Abele'
mar " a. es Thomas,
Il, JuI,n,s i m, Springer,
z ZuI'us II A. Kranspe,
v WI 4; Dennis,
RslLam R%li:lam Allen,
p%srnard Bonner.
Wm, McGonioa
''"fA FULLMMR.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25
5 Question.

bur fall clothes are
j, That's the ques-
inbred places invite
its own way. They
s,ume that you can
"a variety Of gar
!, will satisfy you
fitness aud wear.
% .ha, you will so
j your menoJ and
s clothes.
OH.r,you the great
10 choose from /; tho
Ny developed system
Inspecting, and mark
hich you may reason
/ the best work and
SOurity that the ma
what they are sold
hs most liberal terms
W., that you have the
''urn everything unin-
bn examination at home
your choloe.
p sdvantagss you OK
nd perhaps prices high
are not perhaps, good
Pdge to be certain !; but
are said 10 be low, if
p'''' Of all. Suppose
the higher you will
p clothes, if you find
sOo much.
'n to-day $40 bus
and a $40 ovsrcoat :
" like cloths else
It's not 80 difficult a.
f"judgo Of clothing, if
right way ,bou. it.
PAsAHAKnR L BRswN.
'i'h and Market,
PHILADELPHIA
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m n DIE n.

WAlTEHOUSE--HA 11sf.
1880, by Rev. G. w. North, assisted by
Revs. Z. II. Hoffman and A. Heebner, at
his residence, In Easton, Pa, John O.
Whitehonse TO Miss Annie L. Hall, Of
Wilmington, Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25
luxs Tonight.

IKE AoNh
rosDAr.
hLyceum.
ion, X. OF Z.
n Association.
[No. !, |. q. X. M,
Il. No, |, |. o. o. T..
no. y, /. y. o. T.:
Lie, No. | X. OF T.. ~.
Eouncll, No. 5, .. U. 4. M
[odse, No. ). A. o. q. f.
|pmsnt, No. I, /. U. .. r. .
bsm Division, (colorsd) y
=DIvisisn. No. |. Uniform
Ind Brandywlns Council
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$50 Reward.

The above reward will be paid for any
information that will lead 20 the arrest
whose actions may ineite to riot on the
occasion OF the parades Of Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, October eth and
28th. j. +. ALLMOND, Mayor.
Oct25-4t. .., rl #.I
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|nsots and shocs'

H., als West second street
I. stock Of boots and shoes
and hs is determined 70
sr,..n any shoe house In
,,b,. his friends and the
n 70 give him q call And
ID he has good boots en- d
b ssll them low.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25

3 H.! PHILIP @, Plunkett d.
totbee IIolice that / shali apply
ke,iorS.' Judges Of the Court q
|ftbSa,,oi OF The Peace and jail
kn,y AZ psase Sd OF Dslawsrs, In and
u !, Nu meu Castle, Oh Monda \ !.
] ths 'Tv,enber next, being Ihe
Epauti,,'est p,e 70 sell int Heating II.
10 es m NJ not les. than one haif
Wet Front street. First
IN, isl'nn. i1n. New Castle cou nty
n'sUuI,so.v'lng respeotabIe o,ii.
'ns said aplic4tion 70
nth.r, 1.
ngan. fa,rick Hughes,
Ady' =. ID Maier,
Hubert, G.oa. GsoaS Stab:
Wit, EEeorfs II Kiessl,
Smith, W,f,,iSa WINS Saysrs.
Non, ph,,am pph,,iliam Nicholas.
puiatlh. Thniip huldoon.
aynor, Mii'nsa Mininsa Farrell.
ssn, FraLon J.. Boweas,
enna, ns.olerlck n. DAnz,
Iss4pms. bona. Walsh. quill
q PLUNKETr.
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NEW ADVERTlsEMENTs.

NIOTICE.-A meeting of the e. L. Mar
IN tan club will be held on Monday
evening at ~ o'clock. A full attendance
will be brought before the meeting.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25

wa do not believe Ia med cine for chill
dren, h Al, We do believe in DT. Bulls Baby
syrup and assert that lie family should ne
without 1T.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25
bully Sasstts.

.s DssI General Garfield on.,hs
~ ssss,ions u.dO sinoe his nomi-
.'SGo,t Invariably declines
Sa"nsr STy for the public. ~
Esvsin, J. ~ sines' syrup Of Tar,
.s M Ho 10 rhound. for it only
pa .or ny people evermore Y, 70
y y, ,,,o'ds, Coughs, and i ~
s,nss, y ,sts at 15 and 80 cenu
dfuss' oot2-imdAw.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25

OTICE,-A meeting OF the Democratic
IN voters of the Ninth Ward Will be
held in the Martin club room on Tuesday.
the 28th, at II O'CLOCK.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10
Hunoriu@ GaribaiJI.

MILAN, November 2.-Flags are
displayed in al parts Of the city in
colnmemoration OF the battle of
Montana. General Ga.abaldi was
enthusiastically received. Two hun
dred thousand people were assem-
bled. There was no display of po-
lice, and perfect order prevailed.
General Garibaldi seemed overcome
with emotion. Among those who
received him were many survivors
of the revolutionary battles and
French campaign. All the railway
stations from San Domiano d'Asti to
Milan were decorated with flowers,
and General Garibaldi's' journey
seemed ike triumphal progress.
The enthusiasm ut Milan was such
as has not been witnessed since the
davs of the liberation in 1889. Such
a large crowd accompanied General
Garibaldi's carriage from the rail-
way station to the hotel that one Of
the horses was sufioeated. The
populace then drew the carriage
along, and showers of flowers were
thrown AZ the General. Major Can
zio thanked the people on behalf of
General Garibaldi, his father-in-law.
Mons. Roehfort, Banqui and Pain
reached Milan Yesterday. General
Garibaldi has received the cx-Khe-
dive OF Egypt, who is staying at
Milan.