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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
EMPIRE DROPPER

is first-class machine; anybody desiring a
Dropper will do we'll to see it before purohas-
ing: Our four different styles of MOVING
MACHINES are SO widely and favorably
known thst we do not deem it necessary to
say much about them. They simply defy
competition.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

n CHR1sT's CHURCH, EpIscopAL-Rev E. Ash
Hey Minister in charge. Services IN morning
Dat 1890 and evening Mt o'clock. Sunday
lSschool and bible class at IL clock. All mem
lsbers of the Parish and friends are earnestly
ffnvited to be present ut the services and also
to send the children to tho Sunday school.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15

THIS PAPER Ss ,oes s. q A: See "a
vertsing Bureau 10 Spruce ST. where adyertia!ng
contracts may be made foStt IN NEW YORK.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY

~ ADVERTISEMENT
Default has been made in the payment OF
the sum of one hundred seventy-six and 42-10O
dollars, which is claimed to be due, and is
due, at the date of this notice, upon a GER
tain mortgage, duly executed and delivered
VIE, to George Wood, bearing date the Attn
day OF December, n. D. 1876, and duly recorded
| in the Office of the Register of Deeds, in and
Tor the county of Mower, and state Of Mime
sofa, on the Oath day of January A. D. 1877, at
1870 o, clock p NJ, in Book T of mortgages, on
page 5l2. "
And no action or proceeding at law or other
wise having been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that
| by virtue of power of sale contained in said
! such case made and provided, the sand mort
gage will be foreclosed, by sale of the prem
| ises described in and covered by said mort
gage, viz:
Lots numbers three, four, five, six, seven
and eight, in block number two, in Lamo-
reaux's Addition to the village of Lansing, in
Mower County, and state of Minnesota, with
the Entertainments and apPurtenances,
| At public auction, to the highest bidder,
| for cash, to pay said debt and interest, and
twenty dollars attorneys fee, as stipulated
in and by said mortgage in case of foreclosure
and the disbursements allowed by law; which
sale will be made by the sheriff OF said Mower
county, at the front door OF the court house,
in the city Of Austin, in said county and state,
| on SATURDAY, THE ITH DAY OF AUGUST, "A. u.
1880, at 2 O. clock P. NJ, of that day, subject to
the day of sale, as provided by law.
Dated at Austin, Minn., June 10Th, A. ID. 1881.
jun24-7t GEORGE WOOD, Mortgage.
| u. B. JOHNSON, JR., Attorney for Mortgage
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
ECONOMIST REAPER

is 80 well known and SO highly appreciated by
the very best farmers Of the surrounding
country that it seems unnecessary to say
more in its favor. It cuts feet wide, and
runs as light as a moving machine, and will
pass over marshy ground without miring or
clogging, or any place that team can posi-
bly, walk. The
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

ADVERTISED LETTERS.
AUSTIN POST OFFICE, Mower Co., Minn.,
July II. 1850.
! The following is list of letters which have
been in this office thirty days, and for which
no call has been made. 10 obtain them appli-
cants should ask for "advertised letters" and
give the date Of this notice.: $3.50 ~
Mrs. G. A. Richardson, Michael Leary,
P. B. Sullivan, Mrs. Julie HalvOsen,
A. F. Gage, Henry Hoffman,,
Anthony McAndrews, Miss Clara E. Gilbert,
John TennOck, Frank BOdine,
John NJ. Oxley, Miss Gertie A. Cook,
Miss Tena Larson, George Allen.
If not delivered within four weeks, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
C. H. DAVIDSON, p. NJ.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
On 30 DAYS Trial

We will send our ELECTRO oLTAIc BELTS and other
Electric Appliances upon trial for 30 days those su
| fering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, rheumatism, Para-
ysis any diseases of the liver or kidneys,
OTHER DISEASES. 4 sure guaranteed or no
pay. Address, VOLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall. Mich.
AGENTS WANTED for the best and fast
~ selling pictorial Books and Bibles Prices
duced 81 per cent. National Publishing Co.,. Phia-
deInhia Pa
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15

inDIIINN Morphine Habit cured In 10 to 20 days.
VI IL III No pay till cured. DR.. ]. STEPHENS,
Lebanon Ohio. %.,- 2-1y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15

and wheeling into line they will sweep through
the heavy and tangled grain Of the harvest Of
1880 in a style that will make the heart of the
farmer glad. He will have none of those
sickening, discouraging and vexatious de.
lays and break downs which make harvest
time just what it should not be, and which
disturb the mind and impOverish the pocket.
Then men can bind one fourth more grain on
the
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
McALISTER'S
All Healing! All Healing!
ON T MEN T

This remarkable Ointment contains no mercurial or
other mineral substance and nothing can he found in
its composition that injure the tender infant
never injuro you, but be used with impunity by
ALL. Its healing powers are wonderful, and the
great reputation it has acquired during the past IS
years speaks volumes of praise for its merits. THIS
OINTMENT HAS THE POWER TO CAUSE ALL
EXTERNAL
Sores, Scrofulous Humors, CutaneOus Erup-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
Amber Cane Sugar Mill

Blymer manufacture, with all the attach
ments, new last seas0n,-willb be sold cheap.
For terms, call at Ames' foundry, Austin. 13t
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15

tons, Common Itch, Telon and Poisonous Wounds
to discharge their putrd matter and thorough heal
ing process follows. Burns and Scads are instantly
relieved. Chapped Hands and Feet, Frosted Limbs
and Chilblans promptly cured. Salt Rheum, Bar
bcrs Itch, Ring Worm, &C., speedily e1adicated.
As ,sms esy for PILES sSc Is s Ssnt per
or mailed free receipt of Csc. by HALL RUCKEL,
Druggists, 218 Greenwich street, New York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15

DIANOQ $3.50 to $500. All strictly frst-class.
[ lANUO Sold at wholesale factory prices.
HIGHEST HoNORs at Centennial Exhibitisn. Mathn-
sheks Scale for Square Grands. Finest uprights in
America. $4,000 in use. Catalogue of As pages-ree.
JUBILEE ORGANS, the best in the world. An 8
stop organ only $65; IS stops, $-circular free All
sent Is days tral-freight free, if unsatisfactory
Factory, 57th St. and 10th Ave. SHEET Music at x
price. Catalogue of 5000 choice 0DNkMG
pieces sent for Sc stamp: Address VKGANN
2-13t xENDEissoHN PIANO CO., Box 2o5e. N. 2.
, 1880-08-31


0oLD FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, Aug. D.-Tle bullion Withdrawn
from the bank oil balance to-day, ss4o,ooo,
goes tO America.
wool SALES.
at tho wool salcs to-tlay II fair spirit was
manifested, but prices werc unchanged.
Ming THOUSAND bales wero sold, chiefly New
oUaIfA Wales, Victorian, Atltl New Zealand.
APPOINTMENTS.
j.. llseol'nt Enfield Is appointed Under Sccro-
THE. GAME HILL
,,,,i II the liousn Ut Lort!s the Ground Game
u! passed t. Its seconi reatling by Il voto, OF
q y Tile !.nris actcd OF tho ndyico 0f
I.nrH br1cnllsftGth, who advocated consider
nb!t n,s'"nt['Imnts IN committed ratiler tl,nn
tis ti9s'5ti 5i s 49, 1st t'oEh tS ~ ,;s oIScse Io f.
b. tal:lllg up n feeble position when on tic
efc III = constitutional struggle In Joining
ISSUE Win the COntillUils CIT sucll secondary
QUESTION.
THE FItnArE WYOMING.
I.e United States stcatn-frtgate Wyoming
arrived III l'esllorll oIl tic 9Th Inst.
Till: coSsrAnuLANY VOTE.
LoSDoN. Aug. :p.---1n tlle House Of Com
n'ons Tonight tln.tcbate on the CUustnhuury
vote wns rGsu,nc,l. 1'ar,,rl asked If Forstnr.
II tho event Of tic landlords continuing to
;',iso :e sn,'a5,,,p ,es l%yeF W w"nl ndsss
tcnan M Fors'er ss It'd no % sxpdet pfo'fetnF a4 4
would be necessary during the winter to ask
Iarlinmeht to pass cocrcinll bill or inter-
10 were, convinced tiiat tiis law W as
jstice 10 w"l not be NJ, !s'n't ii!ssT!!Meut for or
enforcing It. Tho ,cunstabnIary vote, nttcr
hriel debate, pnssctl,--iu5 to 10. The IIonsD
shortly after pussetl all the ren,alnlng votcs
, 1880-08-31
CLEVELAND,

CLEVELAND.
Special Dtpdteh 10 7Ae Chicago Tribune,
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. M.-ThIs morning
]. $. Morgan, senior member OF tho firm of
]. s. Morgan Il Co., job printers auti book
binders. OF Cincinnati, arrived III Cleveland,
afrl went to t,le Forest City House, where he
took dinner. After taking dinner, Morgan
went 10 st. Clair Place, corner Of st. CIair
AMI Ontario streets, md IN tho parlor OF
which louise to obtained III interview with
Miss Laefsers. a yolng wotlnn who las been
boardlng ut st. Clatr Place for some time.
The conversation wis confined chiefly to the
discussion Of note fur s. 100 which 1t seems
Miss 1.ae!lcrs held against Morgan. Finally,
Morgan arose from l.ls seat. saying tlat
Cincinnati, rs there would be nleet-
gnn,, u'ell went to the. other side
ol % thy rDotll5 pulled u revolver from llis
tired. Tic ladies' screamed rs Alorgan fell
to tho floor and help soon arrived, aHd Nor
partor, wlssro lie died this evening. Fina'I.
bis foolish net. Thu tlrnl Of wiicl, la was tho
hentl nrc indebted tu Snyder f. hughes ut Gin
cllhasi, forabout Si2,000. Aforgnn i,au given
Ills lintc for rent for s.ore-rounls on Home
Indebted to Cincinnati hunks in a stlln Which
would ptacs~ his total in.lel'lcdncss nt be-
tweel, SU, 900 and S40, 600, which Ills printing
rla'erlal would Iot, satisfy. An intlmato
frisMt Of his ~ t|lis city tq-day says I'M curly
assignment Of tho ,lrm Is Inevitable.
Alorgsln Is tho tIislIl whose family figures In
tlis best society Of C'ncnnnll. liz is IS
beautiful young country girl, but their union
,,.a was never s; hlsSsel WITH children, nMt le
wife, constitute his 1nsnilY. The affair
causes unitee sensation here. LACK Of i al1
IL supposed Ia 10 Il scandal In which Miss
Lagllcrs. figures prominently.
tMrs Mrs: Morgan. wite Of Jnnles 5. Morgan, Of
te'egraphe!l for 1y Mrs. Lear. Mrs. Morgan
wAs overwhelmed with grief on leArning low
she !lad suddenly BECOME widowed. Ii Is
stated by frIen,! Of all tic parties. who Ind
cn1nr here ny mediator, to obtaln the notc
Which Mrs. Lear held. thut thu relation h.
twccn Morgan nntl Mrs. Lear In tho nature
Of scnrdal w'ts tho motive to tho suicide In
addition to financial embarrassment: tllt he
tpbraldel her for leaving him; flint slle
called him to a window mud showed digger.
wlIereupon lIc said, "1f thnt's your gallc,''
and shot himself.
, 1880-08-31
SOUTH CAROLINA,
HOW THEY DISPOSE OF REPUBLICAN, QATlIEI.
1Ef1H.

HpseEa! Dt,pa.sh to 7As Chicago 9rtbuns.
WASHINGTON, II. G.. Aug, W.-rAe Coluna-
hin Is. % Register has slHcla! dispatch
from Abboylllo, showing the Democrats
Ilave begun thoir peculiar method Of CAM
paign work. Tho Abbeylllo Republicans Ind
met In county convention, to solcct .lelegntes
to the State Convention. The special Klyes
tho result:
AnnEylLLR, 8. O., AuE Tho ltaleals arefn
sosston nominating delegates to tho State Con.
stption. There ls q slim turnout. Tho Etores
Ar0 clOsedt aud tho Democrats will attend.
. Later--The nsc0ltn9 WIS cnFtMEed by the
Democrats. Col. Cothran aud WGlIingf0ri, un
Elcctor OH tho ureenhAek Ticket vi. inutanH,
Iulld0 spncchas and the ltads dispersed,
CENsUa STATISTICS.
The Washington Republican, whose ed
ftor. Mr. Thompson, was long a resilient of
South Carolina, but WIS compelled to leave
tho State OIL account Of his Ropubl1cantsu,,
will tomorrow publish an Artlclo which
logically shows that the South Caro!ina
census IL fraudulent, unless It Is to bs con-
coded that l,000,000 people population as
HOW returned In round nulnbcrs) can 1.-Two
i'll less number OF houses, antt use q
smaller number Of horses, hogs, cattle,
and sheep than are required by
100000 people, AccprtlEng to the published
CENSUS retur1,s, South Carolina lias Increased
her population since 1870 20l,al5, belnx a1l
Increase since 1670 0t about II per csnt, II,
tie sAMe AMe to corEeal0n1 With th6 ln-
, 1880-08-31
SOUTHERN t,CHEMES.
WILL. NolrrIiE1tN MEN4Kff, IN cANny1N0


10 Tho Editor Of The Chted9o Tribune.
RocKFonp, ILL.,, Aug. 30.-Thc formal open.
Ing Of the Republican campaign, Saturday
evening. wns u 6lE SUCCESS. Although the
weather WIS very unfay0rabfe, tho Iteprb,
lican headquarters were crowded will, Gil.
thusiasttc Republicans, antl there Is no feat
bnt tl'at old WEnnebugo will do her duty III
November. Stephen 4. douglas was very
humorous in his reGltal Of the rcasons why
he could not be n Democrat, Md also tic
rcnsOlls why he WIS Republican. Tile
crowd WIS very much amused, md in turn
Sns deeply moved by tho recital of tho crlIl4s
OF ex-licbels that llatl come under his own
observation willie living III thu South. trlu
blnody shirt, lu said, was Sill re,l a,.d warm
with tho blood Of citizens OF tho South who
tiare.l to be Republicans. atr. Tutltili nlsu
l!n.le SONY s excellent points, aud huld tlio
efSs Scx % II WV s"p 81 te Il qs:PfS istt at the Southern
people lnye resortct to such unjust 1nen.ls to
make tho Dnsnocratic party s0lia through SO
large Rortlon II tilo UMEon. III ordcr to me-
c% c"s by te t nlot Tas ;n4 They iis t. nc
iallh'g-oT fro:m, tl.e Dc,uocratic pnrty Of tl,o
North. especially those wlU hive lilo EtOti
Gl the wll0!a people at heart. Anarchy n1Ml
tlespoitsm must hu tho Legitimate fruit when
lar election tl,is tilt, would it be = Very liartl
work hereafter to steal tho Stntp of 5faine.
rs thoy calnu very near ere 1oIng, OF '"'N thc
State Of Indiana, Or any Stats Where tliey
!laye tho. fnll set OF mnc1,lncry for tioins il :
Is my Northern, Democrat Or licpubllc,.,,
with the lid of a few Statcs Of M tio Nortli'
Dhtains control OF tic Goyerllinnmt
this fnll, through tho means they |lnyu elll-
played heretofore, ti,oy viii not always here
"l}ut," siIys tho Nnrttlcrjl Dclnocrat. "ti,ey
cnll't do tl,at,' Tho nltswer viii H. 'i'hcy
have tlol,o It, n1,d BY Tic sat,g means can IL,
1t ngnl,l. Whit t!lcy oOtni, tllinllsh tia
su'Fcraflco OF tic Northern ]eonlt, Without
ln0,,py Or National pownr, cal, Ge iIrIl Will
, 1880-08-31


Special Dlspateh to IAs Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, Aug. 30.-.A letter received Mt
tho National Republican headquarters from
genllenan Mt FertlnhndIlla, Fla, wlt0su
lialno Is withheld, says:
i ~ not RenetnlIy known that thcro In n liked
atM' groWi,y WHY itnprcsson among tho late siaye-
Ing to thu reimbursement OF all who lust &hoIr
smye fi,ua @ property BY the emancipation. sume
Gninesvilie. i, ibis Stats IL WEALTHY % rsxton m
wy;here 'MrRe shareholders tiotrtshod before tho
tMF ts ,,y ws vhca ysItIms tIs iay freHI n
pa1lticaf t,,r'l, this young Indy assured her
irien!: ivy all cxpeo. to .get, pa!d tor every
nS CT sr Es5s s:a T.! Gee so u Wut aG
a,tnsng ., Tie ot! rubbish % reeor's containing
Viantcr, aliti where these wero !.,st thoy wsre @
sitrpementnE tho luck Of ttom ly ntlidavIts uf
thuso who bud been uvcrseels and neigh
VII s1rs'iily> pcrvado NIL cl'tsa.s, whE hull
t,,, eayG3 t.; o sassholler to Nt.,it
be tuI.lc good By tho Government.
SOUTHERN "LoyALrY."
It y worth while TO investigate tho loyalty Of
innuy OF the mil!lnry cotnpnIlics At tho South
armed with United Sttes arms. n1.d having their
Gs.ceoutrenents i.Irnshed by tic unlted States
ono about their urinorlcs. There Mre cr,scs whore
the members. OF such companies hHvo
c; y .hs s,,,n st1 stin9 %afked 1 ~
mrkctl G. i. H." W byo two ' e"npanss H1n 9iss
hcr. onc of Infantry and one Of prtlll,,ry, at,I
know thcsp arD littlo things. but stl1wa shnY
which Why tho wind blows, and tho loyal Nprth-
Gf f"if n n Eat ko ydte thSse esssn.
cratic candidate Tor President.
, 1880-08-31

TINT Rebel flag carried in t1te procession Is
false, hut no one ciatmctl TINT thls fling was
In the procession. That 1t was displayed rs
first stated there Is no doubt 'rwD gentle
men Of prominence wlluso attention WIS
calleG t! It went t0 the house where 1t hung
especially e;i e examine i. arl Y wns t1pol'
tilair rsport that, II .wtls beyotnl unrstlon II
made public.
CHAIRMAN uorE AGAIN 4 IErunLrcAN.
PORTLAND, Me-. Aug. 21.--TIe lion. Il. II.
tt;:oye, G!'aIrlnnn of tic Grcet'back S!nte
cs'nln,ttes. t;reel,l,ack cainll.late for colI-
tnry Of Statc under Gov. Harcc1on, llps writ
ten the following letter:
DlnnEronn, Aug. &c, 1sso.--Gcntlctnc,, Of
nc drrc!tlHlck Sfu'c C"Hnllttcc: | lIerGhy
S,!efr ts a wintaw x se'fn .rsaq st r sTxiS ss aa
moro, ,slnccrely tl,nn myself rrgret the ncces-
slty tlnt eontl'e!s ILLS Step. 'rho orisinalend
s"3!silt t,Io!itl, ~ new party wYs currency
puhlEcan pnrty." THE first Issue called
hack: AKainst tho will mud caIncr Judgment
ot irste 'ngtl, the perssteNt and ttrclcss d.
Into this false pos!tlot!. ! find. IL 10 longer
MI Independent organizations. Its forces. rs
now directed, nre otlc will tho Solid Soulll,"
rsssey s!"5 " 81 81 ts ssSf!f y 'St oo G MT s'
They now stn1tl upon tic lIar.iest kind Of
hart!-innney PLATFORM. and tic Bourbon rule
III THO South. where thcy. l,nye their own
way, Is q Disgrace to the civilization Of ans
cnsliltry" "Solttt South' Is tic boast Gf
the Northern Denncrnts; 1t Should be their
shame a1!l confusion. 1t ls not community
Of l.icas beRottem OF free discussion; It Is tia
harmony. Of fear, tho unity Of terrorism,
ce'nentetl in blood. Now We arc united By
t,tTiG', with this criminal anil dangerous
solid SolttlE. TlIg young, pure blOoh Of tie
Grcciback nnrty Is 10 |,t. trnnsfttsrtl 1nlo tie
fra,nr vi tits dying dcspcra.lo. 1 cntl ses
nntlI!nE of Encouragement ID Grecnback pri,,-
cEplrs In tllis alliance, 80 fra,,gllt witt, nm
the good Of the cout,tty are best served by
the tefrat Of the Democratic party. Tint /
1,!nyy contribute tn tint enu iii tile most In,-
1.lctiiate Aiuf direct lltanner, g0 tu the l{e-
publican party. Mi, yours,
f. II. GovE, Chairman.
, 1880-08-31

T1IE 1f0S. |. c. sI.O.AN, UF MADISON, W1s.,
nETl;IsSs TO THE REPUBLICAN, FATTY.
Sptctat Utspatth to The Ehteago Tribune.
MADISON. Wis, Aug. M.-'Tlle Hon. /. G.
Sloan. of the firm Of Sloai,, Stevens Il Morris,
Of tlIfs city, wllo was the Republican ulc,n-
her Of Congress frDtn the old Fourth District
fur two terms, nt1d who when t;rcclpy ran
for President supported Him, and who las
sl1lce TINT tllnu acted with tito Democratic
party, being Assistant Attorney-t;c Central
u1ltfcr Ills brother. A. Scott S1ua., during tho
Taylor Administration, was elected by tho
!sepubilcans Saturday night MS delegate to
the Congressional Convention for tho Sec
o,,d District. Mr.. Sloni. not only
ayows his Intention of. voting Tor t;ur.
bus s.alu1s fcasly 10 mid tlle Republican party
y ~ h's nsatorleai powers; md Will make f;Ar-
HELD speeches during tie campaign. 'l'hts
announcement Ii like boiMbsIleIl In tic
r'lllks Of tho democracy. Afr. Sloan IL 4
yGry prominent LAWYER. gifted speaker, md
tic Republican cause in this State,
, 1880-08-31

Special Dhpdteh to The Chttdpo 7HtuHt.
LAFAYETTE, Ind., Aug. :W.-John ".
Browning, aged ~, mud oilo Of the most re-
spcctul citizens OF Dayton, tl,is county,
committed sulcide this morning BY shooting
himself through tic hear.. Browning owned
grlst1nf1l. ind got up abuut ) o'clock this
mnrning md wciit to tho MItl. An hour or
tw0 after, wllen his chief miller arrived, hc
found Browning seated III chair In tho
otl!ce with n revolver In Ills hand. On ,car-
ing Him the miller was shocked TO fi,ul that
lIsemployer WIS slMttc .lert!, having slut him.
self ~ l,nrratetl. Tho tlccensc,l was til tIla
city Thursday, MD saiu that T. earbnnele nn
tho back Of hiS neck hnd set him well-1iEgIl
crlzy, 10 much 50 tllat a. times I,u nrtily
knuw wllNt to 10 with himself, liz was Sc
curity, however, for. another, mil tho debt,
being about due, alld i,gcessliry far him to
think tlEs lcd t0 tho fNtnl shooting. liz
leaves widow aud four children.
, 1880-08-31

LtFELf CONTEST OVER THE CHINESE QUE9-
TIUN.
SAS FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 3O.-The CHI
ntsc steamer W0 Chung arrived this after
no"n from Canton, yfa Honolulu. Sl.o
lHndctl about 40 passengers ut Honolulu. It
Will depend oll tho instructions Of fer colt
nla1'dcr relative to tho length Of his stay III
port whether slle will pay extra duties and
discharge llcr cargo at 01lce, or await the ac-
tim Of tho United States Government on tho
subject.
lly files Of the Honolulu papers It np-
pears Tint u lively cnntcst las been
going OIL lately in tho island with
regard to tho Chinese question, THO
tr1-ChlneSo 1Mrty. headed by e. and 4.
IL Cclsu MorenH, evidently succeeded ii, cap
turing, King kaiaknliu, although tho great
majority Of the Legislature, thu better pui-
t,olI OF tho foreign nI1tl native population, md
the press strongly opposed them. The King
dissolved two CAhlnes opposed to Ills wishes,
and formed Il third headed by Moreno.
MeantImu, tito 1ea.tng COMMERCIAL in
tGrests signed 1,etttio,is to tho foreign
Ministers anl other officials, niii brought
- str!'l.E pressure. to bear tl,At tho King
tDtllld 1t NECESSARY to withdraw from his po-
x'ton ntlI MorcII0 mid Ills cOMfrtrus, utter
ivy days lease Of power, give up their port
foltoS. The principal point ut lssue WIS tho
question II substituting Il line Of Chneso
sten,ners MOrcnU having BEEN sent to tho
lsnllus to further their designs.
, 1880-08-31
TURKEY.


LONDON, Aug. W.-A CollstnmtlMople cor
respondent says: "Tle Porle Is preparing II
fresh note to tile Powers, making II distinct
offer respecting tho cess1on of territory TO
Greece, declaring In firm language tho i,t,-
possibility Of going further, AMI throwing
upon tlle Powers tlla responsibility for tllo
rejection Of this offer"
Il Vienna correspondent tc1egrnphs that It
!s probable tic Porte will be nbIe to ccdo
DulclgnO iii tho course Ut tho present week,
CANNOT he KEOrESEp.
In tho House of Lords this evening. Earl
Granville, Foreign Secretary, sntt tho I,UW-
Gts aru considering thu re}niHllGr to t],p
i'1rte's Inst n0tt nl)0nt Montenegro, Menu
ttmc tliey have ordered n number Of lnei,-of-
wnr to rendezvous nt ltngusa. The Powers,
lio said, have informed tho Porte tllat tho
decision Ut tho Berlin Conference nll tic
Greek question cnnnnt be reuIGllpt, a,uI
have also presented Il nOto to tho Porte urg-
Ing reform ln Arancnin.
Will. lie BARRED.
C0SsTASTISo1'I.E, Aug. :M.-The Europcnn
Powers Will mt inylte Turkey to purtIcfp1t,
III thu proposed navn! demonstration, T}ry
WIZ Insl;e her only to furnish military US
sfstancu II required.
uSFouSDED.
PIl1L1rroIoL1s, Aug :n.-It Ii declared
In we'll int0rinel circles that tile announces
'ncnt of tho conclusion Df III offensive nlnl
defensive alliance between Seryiu i.tlGl Bull
gArla Is un10uihlett.
, 1880-08-31

JOINING TIE Tu1lkIHu SERVICE,
BEnLiS, Aug. p.-Fiye prussian officers Of
the general staff, comprising representatives
Of infnntry, cavalry, artillery, md gen
a'armeric. with the sanction Of the Gcrulan
Government and Wnr Ot'lce, have finally nc
ce,?tett appointments III tho service Of tho
S'lllnn Of Turkey, anil Will luilve soon for
CnltstnntlnnptG. Snmecfrll functlonaries nre
expected IL follow.
lIEsstAI,CIt,
Prince bismarck went to rotstlQm yestcr-
tay alt1 VISITED TIC Prince md princtsy Of
HulEarla. WHO returned tho visit Mt Berlin tu-
Auy Iel!luln!llg SOME tnie ut tlle residence uf
tho Chancellor.
.ETI1I. OBSTINATE.
LONDON, aug. :W-A Co1lstanttnnple dis
patch sIys there Is no slg!, Of inclination On
thu thlrt of Tho Porto TO abandon thu policy
Of obstinate resistance.
N.AUNWITz.
=. L0Sn0N, Ang. :W.-A Berlin ttEsnntcl, SAYS
baron lsnd0Witz IL expncteh III Berlin shortly
to report Oil tic stnte Of affairs In Frnucc.
llOUAIAStA.
:. a Berlin correspondent tulegrapI.S: Prince
1lfstInrck nna the Prince ot tsuu1nanin have
discussed tho advEsubillsy Of making Kou-
mania Il Kingdom. Germany fuy0rs this
step.