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1IHEEUI1 70 tEIB It9!H N CUTUlHUtIH HtfQ OTTIEHEU
anil tile natlJut0rstifr 0f Milwaukee, will lie
nctc'l upon by tho PropuRnnda Fitls III Il few
days
THE GxAH.
Tho substance uf certain official reports
whirl, llnye been tnadu u the authorities ut
VIGiIliA, by their agents at st. Petersburg,
lins leaked out atnl Is In pr0cess OF cfrcui-
tia1, In xt,cfGty. 1hc reports give In great tie
Ut the Cznr. and lead To the conclusion that
lle Is Mt ti,urx 0uttc fnsnHc lie II represented
as subject tn prolonged fita Of depression.
PERPETUAL MUTTON.
Miss ITosmer, Tho American sculptress who
clufmH to liaye discovered tho thenry nf per-
few weeks sllr will he nile Il, practically
solve tho prs,blunI, !eavrs lioniu sllurtly fur
thr purpose Of wUrklng ut the Invention, Of
which, IL Is sait, electricity Is tho primary
agent,
, 1880-02-04
SIOUX CITY d. Nf:1}1eASKA.
6pkttat ptspo&eA to M Chicago Tribune.

dpsftu+ 1HPu*s4s l." 4** N"ftat~ A't9uA*s
Sioux CRY, H.. Feb. 3.-Over 10 carloads
Of ties for the Sioux City l. Nebraska Kali
road Company will begin crossing nr the ice
tomorrow. When the Ice gets fEr,ner engines
and rars for two constructions trains will
CrOSy.
, 1880-02-04

ATLANTIC d GREAT WESTERN,
AXIOM, o., Feb. 3.-ln the Court of conl-
mon Pleas tl,is morning. Judge Ilbbals over.
ruled the objections Ut tlia United States
ltolllng-Stock Company, and otlur parties,
and Issued VI, oEuur unirMLnx tha EecUut sale
, 1880-02-04
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,

Hs sauo s. .;Sf; s..stas1 ;i. Sss Yars Il;
L0ndult 1nu FHria Ut l.,weHt satrs~
KAPEa " PAhaAGH-ffunl Nov yntk to HuGlh.
Ampon. lsotsnn. lisrre. and lir1u!9n, INT fnt!i
tN AGEtIl.l stbn. ~; xtrptnxG $il ullusA tiGkuL1
= rsdacsM rate*. OEl.MitiIs ,CO.t, bowling
oreen, N. =. H. LGf.AnSENlUs i 70. = eouea Clark.
ek.. Agunts fOs EAlGAx1
, 1880-02-04

ttempti0n scheme f1s already been published
III THE TH1uuNE. The fncgttng wus urga,,-
lzeh " th9 UNANIMOUS eiect!o!t Of the Ion.
Jereniinll Davis, 81 laws junction, rs C!Iatr-
Gourge s. bowen, submitted his annual re-
port, uild showed tic following account Of
ihu earnings and expenses Of the road for
,.sr '~"e ~ sa.rr1rn. Erntn... r-,<o~,,,,,.
iae I'm r. r. :nrs n "1 g III s ts
is.s in.;e i!S:ss n q -, ~
is.s'.''''.' HI Is'Igsi S'S ii5mIa S = 3; Z,
5s:fs 1sSirsiI7 1ss'a i5i9mis MWi =
The report was unanimously adopted.
The following resolutions wcru introduced
and unanimously ntl0ptet:
1I,s no 9hnt tntr tbant4 u '1o ~
ti n"nrwc 4 isnwan. Trcstairmt. anrt T. T. X
smf;h. .I;rcsIt1ni,t and oncr,,l Sniic,tor ftr
t, W " W. to ,,n,s,es "nd ~, frtba no OWL
Ks.x that tie slsets ;r, si ! this co;apany b
~ ~ s ~ ,st ~ t so H ~, ~.
tc,apts o 81 tho bontjholcrs, nr - a,,y paitics 70
sni rta .nSy ynnH J Jo.,x ,,t III tho
n ,1 itnn. ,tu S ei.1 ;sn,uta ~ 'n'
"la o,i'os u'i3eoqscu ~ =. U..'t., e'In.s Ms,
submitted tho following, which was also
unanimously adopted:
10 t'e stockl.oaz,s VI a!e Chicago l. Pacific Laa-
A. ro,,r n1,n,nt ,nccttny ho,d tn Enhr,,a-r. A.
n 1s37. ~ 9,nmtmitfnc ~ ym,r nM,ns.r wns m
ointsd to lnyosEnse, tho Snton Of s AFFAIR."
fnt1,Inu nni ronortins, r. TIN stn.kbn.i.rs what
actints hnIi hsrutofors bocn tnkcn iy tic noarti
~ "tnr.. ~ In fo1nI,a,,w T., tY, gny - r.
c,,,nt,nrin~ tSa .,1,rnormn. ,1rt,nrty. whnt wns
,Io,ssarx Ia % nc Ione h. tbc at'nRh11cra nY I H.
Company to protect their intcrest ii tllo fore
ta,nn,y ,,nsc;i ,,Is,, ti'n arn.II tpni,,mr1,,,tS
tIput. liz snrnur1tIc property p,accl ,t,,u il py
iis n;rrrtt,rs. ffnon fha rtr,ort III fhut Cnmmif.
80 - ss.....
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ONLY DgNE<3r LINE To FRANCE.
General TrlInsMtIlatIe CstupMuy.
uekvpcn New faEk and llArtu. IIar a. N. H., f1pt
of Mnrkln.SL
FhycIeF1 by this Inns nYuid tukh trnnA!s By English
railway nu lis discomfort VI crosslu the CG4auoI u
4MEHlVIK. D. Joucla,. Wednesday, Fob \ Il ~ III
'rGuage; sd,'ss.sAf fsb Il 4 u u
iitlEk !1F rAssAtiE Including .lnv,; ,lu AYitG
btaurasu, I'll Including vtns, Goti,siuK, I'D utsn.k
Glgcks d1xan u Cre:!lt " lAe. In kaauuut
10 Auit- LUUla HE Hk:HlAN+ ANunk
- - D. HttIG4HMy, NSx Turk.
W. r. WHITE, q Clnrk-st, Bolo AxunI fur EhIcu4u.
, 1880-02-04
INDIANAPOLIS BELT ROAD.

1SntASArnt.1s, Ind, Feb. 3.~-'rlle Belt
Railroad stockholders mot to-<lay. Tho old
1.oard of Directors WIS REFLECTED, aildss they
elected tie same officers.
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IIArrFOt,n, C0n1i.. Feb. 3.-trhe tirst-lnOrt-
gage bontlholtlers Ut tic Connecticut Valley
liaIlroad to-tlny rcargnnfzotl the Company,
PURSUANT TO a1, net OF the Legislature, ~ tho
Hartford & Connecticut Vnllsy liailroud
Company, with Il capital stock Of $l.e0o.oo
The original stock, Which was largely held
by towns ou tho lino Of tho railroad, Is ex-
tInguis,ed by this reorganization, md ,nlso 1t
IL understood the secOtltl.n,0rtgnge bUnt'st
amounting 70 81, 20, 900, which nnca FORMED
a1. assbt 0f thu Cllartur OAk Lltn-lnsurnnce
Company, and WIRE passed over to Naw York
parties III pnrt payment Ut faca valu. Wllell
tho Company lhatse It's famous purchase 0l
Broadway property OF S3,oo,oU.
DETROIT, LANSING It NORTHERN.
S,*etat D.pattA 10 M Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 3.-The Directnrs Of
tho Detroit, Lansing d Northern l.ailroad
Company hAye declarut dividends OF VI
per cent upon the preferred stock, from uarn-
ilgs Of sIx months unding Dec 81, ts7D, arla
0f 31if per cent un tla common stock, frona
tho earnings OF tho year an4lng on tho sans
date. These dividends arc paynbDe at tho
unst0n ottlco on tic 10Th lust. This nnkos n
total dividend of per cunt OIL preferred md
w per cent oil cplll.iOil stuck during ulH
yeaf. Tie earnings Ut the rnad for 1b7u
were 81, ,i0s tst4; for l31S, SUI, ,tk; lIlcretlsu
fur 1870, Slas bf6. The wise management OF
General Mnnngu1 NlulIlkcn Inns ntadu tllis the
most prosperous road In Michigan.
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STATE Line

TO Glasgow, tiys stalul Dublin, lulfss aud I0ndon-
DAIRY. fsoM N. Z. avery ThuTAdAy. t1rsl Gahu, ~
" a., according 10 accommodation. ascoal cabtn.
AUSTIN, BALDWIN L 70,
jUiiN lHIdEA W s.1sia Mat.ssaf:
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07
Joint Discussion :

The BridgepSrt Farmer prints the following
letter from the Democratic to the Republican
nominee for Congress in this District:
CANAAN, Ct, Sept. %, $780,
Hon. Frederick Miles, Copake Iron Works,
n Y;
Dear Sr:-Believing 1t is but fair that the
voters OF the Fourth (D Congresson Dis.
trict should know the opinions of their several
candidates upon the affairs of national import
ance, which at the present time occupy the at
tention of the country at large. hereby re-
quest that you will appint such times and
places as may best suit your convenience for a
joint discussion thereof
In this manner, your attitude and mine in
reference to the current interests of the coun-
try will be well and clearly defined and those
whose suffrages we solicit will be able to act
and vote intelligentiy and with full under
standing
Awaiting your reply, remain yours truly.
GEO. w. PREr.
The address OF the foregoing letter strikes
us as peculiar. For more than fourteen years
we have sent the Enquirer every week to Mr..
Frederick Miles at Chapinville, c. Have we
been mistaken all this time, or is the very ad.
dress of Mr.. Peet's letter politica, dodgep
AS TO the proposition itself all we ask is that
the parties should make it bona fide affair,
For instance genuine joint discussion of the
modern type would open much as follows:
Chairman. Now gentlemen, here is a
prime lot, as good as you'll see today. How
much will you offer, gentlemenP Here's
your influential Democrat-went to the con-
ysption that nominated Brggerheff in '78
helped elect Miles-went down to Bridgeport
for Peet, this year.
Mtles.-$100.
Chairman. now, Mr.. Miles, you
don't expect to get this lot for that figure |?
Good for ten deubtfql Democrats and FIVE
scaiawag Republicans, any election day.
Cheaper to buy Wholesale, than retail, gentle
men! Here's 81 votes offered for 300.
Going! -
Paet. -$125.
Ailes.-$15O.
Chairman. That looks more like business,
gentlemen; but you can't get the meanest
kind of rum-hole. this year, less'n $3.50; and
this lots worth two of EN-.
Peet.-$155.
o. pshaw, Mr. Peet. this amt any gift enter.
prise. and we amt raisin' church debt. Its a
Joint DISCUSSION" in the old Fourth District
and Eve dollar bids won't take you nor any
other man to Congress out of this end of Con-
necticut, you bet /!
Now this sort of discussion cannot very we'll
be public. and no other is like to be effective.
Indeed, Mr.. Peet's proposition reminds one Of
the campaign of 81, and that be was once the
trusted political agent of Mr.. P. T. Barnum.
Hambugs won't do in 1880. and what the
people want to know is not how much there 10
in MIR. Peets head. but how much there is in
his "barl"
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

Great Britain. The conduct of France in
the Dulcigno affair is censured in England.
Harry Thomas, of Putney, defeated Joseph
Cannon in boat race on the Thames
The murder of Lord Mountmorrls has great
ly alarmed the land owners of Ireland, and
action by the Government that will prevent
such atrocities is demanded.
The sum of e32, 600 in gold was bought 10
London for shipment to the United States on
Monday.
The London Times calls for coercion in
Ireland.
There has been quarrel between G. A.
Sala and Edmund Yates
France.-1t is proposed to establish sub.
sidiZed Franco Canadian steamship line.
About dozen Legitimist banquets have
been held in Paris.
The exports from the Lyons consular dis.
tricts to the United States during the last nine
months amounted to about $40. OOO, 900.
Germany. Emperor William has re-
jected an appeal from the Sultan.
Prince Bismarck intends to establish Gov.
eminent insurance system.
Italy. -Precautions are being taken at
Genoa against an attempt to rescue Major
Canzin; Garibaldi has been welcomed there
with great enthusiasm.
Spatn.-Some Barcelona bankers are con.
sidering plan for the conversion of the public
debt of Spain. -.
Bulgaria. has been an ARRAY at
Bruges arising out of the enforcement of the
school law; one man was killed.
IWrkey. After asking delay till Monday.
the Porte still hesitates, and has made second
appeal without succass to the Emperor of Ger
many. = 6
The Prince Of Montenegro has been ready
to advance whenever supported by land
force.
The Powers have again demanded the sur
render of Dulcigno. Admiral Seymour is
about to revisit Cettinie,
4fghanistan. The Mollahs are preaching
in favor of fresh revolt against the British.
AustrGdG.-The Melbourne Exhibition was
opened yesterday.
South AfrIea:-The Basutos have had q
battle with the Cape troops.
Messco. president Dias expressed great
satisfaction at the condition of Mexico in his
speech to Congress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

THE LITTLE Town ELECTIONS. -The little
town elections have resulted on the whole IA
vorably for the Republicans. Hartford went
Republican by near 400 majority, and of 101
towns reported in Tuesdays Courant, the Re-
publicans have made q net gain of fourteen.
Besides Hartford the Republicans have cap.
tured the important towns Of Meriden, New
London and Norwalk, which went Democrat.
ic last year. In this county Torrington,
Barkhamsted and Woodbury., are gained by
the Republicans, besides divisions in Kent
and Washington which were Democratic in
1879.
The Constitutional Amendment providing for
the election of the judges of Supreme and Su-
perior Court by the legislature on nomination
by the Governor, is adopted by an overwhelm-
ing majority.
Later reports show that on Monday, of 100
towns the Republicans carried SO the Dem
ocrats So; and II, divided. In 1876 IS more
Democratic, SO Republican, and II divided.
This makes the net Democratic loss 90, and
Republican gain of 90 towns. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07
Goshen, No. 461.

have cousin, Frederick N. Bassett who
is great telegraph operator for the Associated
Press in Washington, and he gives an account
OF Mr.. Cooks sending on from N. Y, to Gin
cinnati, Friday evening, Mr. Conkling's
speech of 10000 words in five hours and FIVE
minutes.
Miss Eliza c. Herald expects to teach in
one of the rooms of the graded school in
Wolcottville.
MIR. & Mrs. William T. Brooks have
started for the south.
"A good number from Goshen attended the
Sunday School Convention at Wolcottv lille,
and the exercises were quite interesting. The
ladies gave us grand dinner at the new
Congregational chapel, which is fine build.
ing.
Il counted sixteen shooting stars last
Friday evening, but they did rot appear to
come from one constellation, as they did from
the Lion when we had the shower, many years
ago.
The Kuklux began their depredations,
last Saturday night, or the next morning.
They spilled considerable of their bad look
ing paint on the grass by my front gate, leav.
ing the brush and paint can. On the front
post was 1893, and on the front of the house
was 1893, Garfield Bride" The vile wretch.
es dishguged almost all the houses in the GEN.
ter. for half mile. which were occupied by
Republicans, passing by those occupied emily
RnnnhlinQn NJ
had taken in his Garfield and Arthur flag, and
the scoundrels run up rag with Ss9 on 1t.
Things were very much mixed up at the
Election last Monday. The Republicans had
Democratic names on their tickets. and the
Democrats had Republicans on theirs, and
the result was that we elected three Republi-
can Justices and four Democratic, two Dem.
ocratic Selectmen and one Republican. two
Republican Board of Relief and one Demo-
cratic, two Democratic Assessors and one Re.
publican, one Constable of each party, Demo-
cratic Town Clerk and Registrar, and Repub-
lican Treasures, and Republican Town
Agent, Democratic Collector. The others
were equally divided. Constitutional Amend.
ment eight yes, thirty. four no. License
forty four no License seventy. three
Justices-John H. Wadhams, George W.
Humphrey, Ira B. Babcock, Elisha Baldwin
George Hammond, Horace L. Seelye, Shcr-
man Kimberly.
selecsqen Henry 9. Wright, Truman P.
Clark, Fessenden Ives.
Assessors-James Wadhsms, John H.
OCaiu, Theron q. Page.
Board of Relief-William a., Wadhams.
Geo. W. Humphrey, Patrick McElhone.
Constables-Albert SperrY, Edgar E. Ster-
ling.
Town Clerk-Joseph III. North.
Town Treasurer-Eugene E. Allyn.
Fown Deposit Fund Observation-Disclosures
E. Allyn.
Town Agent-John NJ. Wadhams.
School Vlsitors-Ar. p. F. Smith, John
D. Barton Jr.
Loaning Committee. A, Lucas, AbneF
COLLECTOR. F. Lamphier.
Registrar-Joseph 81. North.
Registrars OF yoters-W lizard e. Gaylord,
John H. Wadhams.
Wadhams.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07
DOMESTIC.

New York Democrats nominated Associate
Judge Rapallo for Chief Judge of the Court
of Appeals.
A Democratic newspaper in Hackettstown,
n. j., is supporting General Fitzpatrick for
Congress.
The stockholders of the Metropolitan Ele
waited Railway Company did not consent to
consolidation, at their meeting. last week
General Garfield talked with the executive
committee of the National Club at Mentor on
Tuesday, Of last week.
The Yale faculty decided, last week, to
forbid the undergraduates from participating
In political parades. '''f'sfT
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07
! Registrars Notice.

THE undersigned, Registrars Of Voters for the I'd
district of Litchield, hereby give notice that they
will be in session Thursday, the 14th day of Octo
Der, 1880, at the Post Office in Mortified. from nine
O'Clock In the forenoon till five in the afte1noon
the purpose OF making list nearly perfect prac-
cable of those who electors In said district and
who will be entitled to vote 1t electors meeting to
be holden the first Tuesday OF November aext aud
for the purpose Of receiving the applications those
who have been made electors in said town and
who claim that they entitled to be electors
A, II. TURNER, Registrars
GARNER B. CUkrIss. Of Voters.
Litchneld, Oct. TIN, 1851. 281w
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07
NEW Advertisements,
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in the town
~ OF Litchfeld, who liable to pay taxes, to
make out under oath, and to return to Of the As
Town Clerk. on or before the LIST day of November
next written or printed lists Of the taxable property
belonging to them the lst day Of October, 1880.
TO all lists not sworn to- ten per cent of the valu
alton thereof win be added, and appeal will be al
lowed to the Board Of Relief. -
Blank lists can be obtained Of either Of the Asses
sors Of the Town Clerk.
FRANCIS M. HALE,
cLIFFoRD 9: NEWBERRY. Assessors tor
JEROME D. WHEELER, ) the town
CHARLES d. KILBOURN, Of Litchfeld.
HENRY G. TYLER,
Mtchfe.d Oct. 7th, 1885, 2S-3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07
Notice.

VIE will meet at rooms in the Litchfeld Coanty
w Jail buildings the Srd. 4th. and 10th days OF
November, and on the LIST Tuesdays OF each month,
ut one O'clock, p. M. for the purpose OF acting
appcations for license, receiving reports Of pros
ecuting agents. and other county business
LYMAN DUNNTNG,
JOS. r. CALHOUN. ) County ComT@
GEORGE PIERPONT,
Litchfeld, October 5th, 1880.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07
Auction I!

TT7ILL be sold at Public Auction on Thursday
w Oct. 14th, 1890, at ten O'Clock, forenoon all the
household furniture and farming utensils
belonging to the estate of William A. Kelley late of
Litchield deceased Sale to take place ut the late
residence of said deceased on the South Plains.
JOSEPH WOOSTER,
AMOS @. BENTON.
Litchfeld, Oct. 9th, 1880. 28 1w
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

Shares of New York & New Haven Rail-
road stock have been sold recently at 1853 and
40 Little show of parallel" in that?
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

In libel suit brought by w. w. Wheaton
against Luther Beecher, at Detroit, the plain
till has just got S25,OOO damages. The &C.
cusatiOn was dishonesty in managing business
interests entrusted to Wheaton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

BE TEMPERATE.-When sickness or depres-
sion comes, do not buy ''tonlc bitters" 1t is
better to die of disease than drunkenness.
Buy bottle of ''Favorite Remedy" and
cleanse the system. The great multitude of
human ills have their foundation in impure
blood. "Favorite Remedy" attacks these at
the fountains head and makes the stream of
life pure. Only one dollar per bottle. All
druggists sell it. DR.. David Kennedy, Pro-
prietor, Rondout, N. Y. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

Tennessee has triangular fight in state poll
tics. The Democrats have two candidates
and there lie chance that neither may be
strong enough to defeat the Republican.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

Rev. Hugh Pentecost, of Springfield, Mass,
has married daughter of the Calling Gun
man of Hartford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07
Naugatuck Railroad.

1VdAS 1UllCA 4G0114 OcSOs
0tommencing May Sd, $780, trains will leave
" LITcHFIELD STATION as follows:
$50 A. M-F-eight Train, with Passenger Accommo-
Gas A. M.-Passenger train for Bridgeport-throueh
car attached to this train for New Haven.
Through car for New York arriving at
Grand Central Depot at 1924 m. This
train connects at Waterbury for Hartford.
1915 P. M-Freght train for Waterbury and Bridge
port.
LAB P. M.-Passenger train for Bridgeport-through
attached for New Haven-connects
ct Bridgeport with Boston Express for
l New York.
s.18 p. MINK train. passenger from Waterbury,
connects at Waterbury for Watertown, at
Ansonia for New Haven, ut Bridgeport
with Limited Express for New York. also
with Steamer Bridgeport. Saturdays exc
cepted.
Trains leave New York, Grand Central Depot, for
Litchfed at sos and at 400 p. M, through
and by Limited Express.
Trains leave New Haven, from New Haven Derby
r. r. Depot, ar 1000 m $50 p. m.
Trains leave Litchfeld for Wnsted, at 9:20 and
1880 a. m. 1916 40 and IA p m.
WATERBURY WATERFOWL r. R.
Trains leave Watertown at $40 g. M, and 1850 p. m.
connecting with passenger trains to New York.
Leave Waterbury at IL 90 a. m. and 2 .05 p m,
arrival of trains from New York.
Stages to and from Litcheld connect with all trains
at Ltchfeld Station.
Stage for Bethlehem and Morris leaves Water
town dSily.
Stages tor Woodbury., Harwinton, OTIS Colebrook,
and Goshen connect with 1000 q. m. train from
Bridgeport.
Discount Of S cents made to Passengers purchase
GEO. W. BEAcH, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, May 2. $780,
p. o. KHpoyRNE, Station Agent, Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

One of the assistant secretaries of the Ma
tional Greenback party is out in letter to the
N. Y. Sun claiming that Gen. Weaver is
making speeches in Gov. JEWELS gay.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

They have struck oil in Southern California,
and the product there may yet have an effect
On Eastern markets. Going in the other dircc-
ton, we have to reach out as far as the Gas.
plan Sea to ind wells that produce any large
quantity of oil
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

Jules Ferry, the new French Premier, still
retains his hold of the bureau of public instruc-
ton, and the Ultramontanes have their old
enemy still TO fight
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

Preparations for the Bernhard season at
Booths Theatre began. last week, with the
sale Of over three hundred seats for the whole
twenty -four performances at which she is to
appear, at about sixty dollars for each seat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

The enumeration of persons employed in
manufacturing in Hartford is about 1900,
who receive over two millions as yearly
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

The kind Of prominence given Gen. Grant
IN the present campaign, and the course pur-
sued by Senator COnkling, strikes us as indi-
eating design drumming him for the Republic
can nomination in 1884. II such is the case,
1t readily accounts for the lukewarmness we
often see attributed TO the Grant Republicans
In the present campaign. The defeat of Gar
field. this year, would help the Grant boom of
1884.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

The 18Th Annual meeting of L. N. w.
Coafzence met with the church at Falls Vii.
iAee On Tuesday SePs. esth. with delegates
uunosring sixteea. and had profitable SEES
saoa 4 new feature was the Conference.
prsdx' eoadncsed by yOung men. 1t Is hoped
last ey this exPedieut young blood may be in
fused into Old veins and the RELIGIOUS hfe of
|eA1reases invigOrased thereby. Sec. g. d.
PEke eane up from New York 10 present the
e@ase Of The American Missionary Association.
Tie dsscassioas were full of zeal and. uro6t.
Tie report from the churches on State of Re.
hESSa revealed the fact that the net gain in
|nembershlp which was fourteen in these elev.
IN cAuurAes for - ID just one fourth of the
1aal nj gain Of the 29e churches of our order
IN the State. which i IS: also that public
ehurcA Charities % the amount of 500 per
ze@oez were given. while the State Report
h0Fs oaly an average ss.02 per member. The
nasrsst Of the churches In Temperance gains
ss.dEly- charifable gifts Of eaeven churches
Here S1l-5eo- This includes leeacies of
t9@ +.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

New York masons are to lay the corner
stone of the Egyptian obelisk at the New
York Central Park, on Saturday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

Mira Winnie Ream Hoxie has modelled
statue Of Farragut which was cast at the
Washington Navy Yard, recently, and which
ID now in place in Farragut Square where
IL will no doubt be soon unveiled.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

The Chicagoes gain the base ball champion
ship this year, scoring 81 victories to II de-
feats Providence comes second, and Cleve-
land, third, on the list.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

Gen. Grant is to review the Boys in Blue
in New York City, on Monday next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

Pennsylvania raises 10000 tons of tobacco,
this year. The crop though larger than last
year will not be, hawever, of so good.quali-
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-10-07

The apple crop of the country is estimated
ct 200, 600, 900 bushels, this year. Unluckily,
apples are 80 plenty that they fetch but