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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04
Mr.. Engl,sa's hccepiance'

letter Of acceptance Of the
nomination Of candidate for Vice
President to the committee Of mott
fcation today:
"Hndianqpo'is, July ~, 1850
Gentlemen ! have now the honor
to reply to your letter of the 18th
inst, informing me that l was uran-
imously nominated Tor the oiice OF
Vicc-prcsident Of the United States
by the late democratic national con-
vention which'asscmbIed a CindH=
natti. As }orcshadowcd IN the YER
bal remarks made by me at the
time of the delivery Of your letter. l
have now to say that l accep! the
hiqh trust with a realizing sense OF
it's responsibility, and am pro
foundry grateful for The honor con-
ferrcd.
81 accept the nomination upon
the platform Of principles adopted
bv he convention. which | cor3ial-
" approve, and / accent it quit as
much because Of faith in the W
dom and patriotism OF the great
statesman and soldier nominated on
the same ticket for President Of tic
United States. His eminent ser'.-
ccs to his country, lis iide.'ty 10
the constitution, the Union and
the laws; his clear perception o. &c
correct principles Of government as
taught by e,.erson: lis scrupp'oos
care to keep the military in STREET
authorization to the civil author
tics;his high rcgarl for civil LIBERTY
personal rights and Inc l.sl's 81
nroperty: his ACKNOWLEDGED al lily
in civilas well as mi'itary a.aits,
and his pure AMI blamc'ess i.e, al
point TO him aaa man worthy tie
confidence ct the people, Not only
a brave soldier, 6 eat commander
a wise statesman and q pure patriot
In. a prudent, paias'a~ing-. pr2eil-
cal man of mqucstIonaolc honesty
trusted often with important puo e
duties, faithful. to every ""'l' Qua
in lull meridian o, ''Pc ana vigorous
manhood, he is, 81 my la"s"''"'''
cmincntly fitted Tor ilc A'S-',' o..
ice on the ea'tt-tao -''l ..n' o.
the United STAT. A'tqn.y IS re
inc right man for tie right p''e'
but the time has coma wheA I'D.
best interests OF The country FcqV*
that the party which hes moaopo
lied the cxccni.a department. o.
the General government .or tlo .aaI
twenty wears shor' ] DE retired.
~Tbe coni;ruarc, Of thal party
in mower four vcas ,ouser 'go'
not be boneacialt,t eru'Iio or II
accordance with the spirit CT orr re
publican ins.ita.i.ns' -aw' Of en-.
tail have not J.on .afored in OH
system OF government. ihc per
petuat,on o, prooeay or ".acc j.
one family or S.. o. mru has yc
been encouraged in 49, copa ~
and Tie great and &66d men w..
formed o0r republican govin@'n
and its traditions wisely -m''sd t.'
tenure Of Oh, aad in many WY
showed their t#gnro"l o. loa,
leases Of power. twenty Yeas o
continuous power IS Tvs cn0"E
land has rca 'r,ci ID .r.t.ua...r
and corrup ION, WA..larcp.t ..e,
f. he nroberlv exposed under til
the same party that pcrpetratc
them.
=. .Lo..,l ,ot 10 e,
"I)cS lucs' il H4lN' '' ''''
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04
NIICAJAH WOODS,
A KOINER,
W. d, PEACHY,
Dis. Com. OF 7th Cong. Dist

Dis, Com. Of 7th Cong. Dist
In pursuance OF The above call
co,a. convention ofthe Conservative
DIN cratic p'rty, will be held at the
Court House at Woodstock, on MON
DAY. AUGUST 9h, Court-day, for
The purpose Of selecting delegates from
The county 0? Shenandoah to the con-
yenl;on TO be held in Stanton on
Thursday. avg. l2ih.
JNO. II. GRABILL,
Cir. Con. Dem. EX. Com.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04
AL TICKET.
ELECTORS
TIFcrOrs AT LARGE.

TlfcrOrs AT LARGE.
r ~. -f.~7~--~, JOIN EcHO1s.
DrlrICr EIFcToRs.
90 .rt-Tro,,As CroxToN, OF Essex;
..r u. II. WA1-s, Of Portsmouth
III -V!rr. CiETrR, Of Hanover.
A., S..rrr. L. COLEMAN, Of Cumberland
-h ~. 5. T-PToN, Of Halifax:
,-. -c,-.1--r, GRITrIS. Of Bedford.
-n -r. ". NcNIUILEN, Of Green.
81. u. Y. NTsJTEE, q Fspnahannoch
all -A-cuIE a. IHLEGAR, OF Montgomer!
"TIIE JULY CONVENTION
WITTTENTITHER REPUBLICAN
NOR DEMOCRATIC, NOR WILL
ITS PLATFORM, NOR IT'S ELEC'
TOnr. GE REPUBLICAN OF
DrNCCFATIC."- Richmond W1is
p'-2.
aWE ARE NOT SUPPORTING
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
NOR TIE CINCINNATI NOMI
MIS-. "-r.clmona Vhig July l4th.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04
rs.
In Chancety.

--uu1 bushes now before the public. You
HtIltItl can make money faster at WORK Tor
KIN Tsoa a9S S %s 1 . ss s SsRis a1
day and upwards made at homs ey sns srepyWhers
len, wV sor ne. Now is the time. You can ae-
xo,e your whole time to the work. or only yoor
49, 'moments. No other business VIII Pay ~
nearly as well. No one willing 70 worn can Gossly
m',,et and terms Tree. great opportunity ior
waEins money easily and honorsoly Aaaiys'
TSnp ( co.. Portland, Maine. July f'-'s'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04

Don'tfal to be in lime to see the grand
free exhibition which positively takes p lace
every dav in front ofour immense Pavilion
The charming Italian Princess Incognto'
Senorifa Evalitta Carriata, in her flight to
the clouds is the most thrilling. danger-dely-
ing and exciting feat ever attempted by any an:
living male or female artist. She never i"lls,
| 1t is worth coming hundreds Of miles 10
witness this alone. So throw aside all care
and toll and bring your families, for we
give two performances each day. RAIN OF
shine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04
TERMS OF SALE:
ArlRGINIA. TO WIT.

Ar1RGINfA, TO WIT. ~,
v In the clerks once Of the County Court OF
shenandoah. for July 18th 1850.
p. W. Magruier aimr. Jno. LineTeAYcr deco'
Complt.
Us.
Jno. wakeman and Lydia Wakeman his wlie,
Harry Gill and sarah Gill his wife, Leyl Mclntulh
and Rebecca McIntGrff his wife. saDl. heedy ahi
Betsy his wife, Joseph Lineweaver, Geo. Line
weaver. Mary Ann Lineweaver, william Line
weaver Tracy Linewesyer. Charles LineWeayer
and Thomas Lineweaver ibe4@
In Chancefy.
The object OF this suit is to hear direction OF
cocrt as to the distribution OF the assets OF Jho
Lineweaver Sr. decd, among his distributes
after payment Of debts: -,,... 49,, ,ho
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence tnst Wy
defendants Harry Gill aud sarah On ms "Ie anu
Josenh Lineweaver are net Inhabitants OF tnis
state-It is ordered. That the said dsfehdAhts az
appear here within one month after que pun.
cation hereof and DO what Is necessary 70 proeeS'
their interest; that copy Of this order oe pup
| ushed in some newspaper printed IN Mesusso
once week for four successive weeks, anu
copy posted at the front door OF the Court nouso
of aid county, on the first day OF the next O9un
40 Colrt gro. w. MILEY, Y. q. Z. >. u
CoPY-TEsrE.
GEO. w. MILEY, c. c. Q. S. @.
| Inlv 0s-4w Allen 4 Aagruder.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04

Room for all in the Water Proof tents,
,rh;"b ora brilliantly Illuminated by the new
WI, ",.,V electro calcium lminum light, perfectly
safe, making the interior light as day, VIII,
ont any danger or loss Of sight by eleG i1an
explosions or currents in case Of suoue"
rho he, recorl of the Stickney Family dates
b,ct Gi vears-25 in the Old World and Az
in the New-wiihout blemish or biol on
their Escutcheon Of Fame.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04

:, g arm! %, ~s. IN c,ggl5 quantity to be
Gown durability and easy draft it has no equal.
ssUMsyILIE. Va JAY 26th 1850.
7ressrs I. II. LuoDEs X Son.
-A's''s' - - Gentlemen:
The Superior
Ora IN and Fertilizer D iii bought Of you last fall
~ 80 -, e,fre satisfaction in every particular
II i, evenly balanced, draft light, ard strongly
fuilt. Tile force feed grain and grass seeders,
and fine fertilizer attachment are ali that could be
de- sired. all Of them performing with great regu-
Io ri and acruracy. Indeed it is the drill and the
farmer can make Keno no s'a1 I,l n ~" GAy1YAIL
W.. .,,o ,rdorsicned having bouqht and used the
,,,crior Groin and Fertilizer Drill last fall can
.bterfullv recommend Il to any one wanting a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04
Neic Advertisements.
TO the Public.

ROBP. C. HOUsHOUR & VIM. p; SAhoLL9
arc just the lads to quarry or d. 81 FocA'
Dig, Arch md Clasm Cisterns,
dig graves do any other Work lh tnst 49, M
tbe veev bottom price. We viii you satisfaction
and don't you forget 1t. an, A.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04

OF VALUABLE REAL ESrALG.
By virtue Of Deed Of Trus. executed - 70
on the DIST day Of January ISL Dy JAH's IL
sibert ami wife will proceed to sell on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1th 1851,
on the premises at public auction 70 the highest
bidder the following valuable real estate. tf-ct
n cleared and containing 50 acres more or less
upon which the said James II. siOert no" resi1es'
The improvements consist 81
Good D T. LING.
harm and necessary out buildings There Is
never falling we'll Of good water near the house.
A tract Of timber land lying on tho east side o.
the North Mountain
CONTAINING 81 ACRES,
,,,o~s or los, the most Of which "a accessible.
A tr,c. Of cleared and containing IS acres anu
az poles more or less, adjoining tue nrst nen-
toned tract. The first and second trscts VIII %
sold ~ sether The above property is al very
desirable living within . or II mios % Toms
Brook depot on the y. D. Il. Il. Inc b"1 -
limestone and very productive.
TERMS OF SALE:
One fourth Of the purchase money to be paid
c.si In had on day OF sale the residue payable in
ona two and three years with intercs. from day
~ sale the purchaser TO execute bonds with ap-
moved uersonal security and lien % be retained
asulumate security. Sale az O'Clock p NJ.
40 y NJ RHODES,
July l4-tds. AfoS'ee'
BURKE Auciioneer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04
COMMISSIONERS SAIL. OF ..-,,.g
y Y ALUABLE REAL ESTATE
fycat DUCK MIL ga 5hclanaoah County.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
~heuandlsh County, rendered at Its April term
lssl in the chancery cause of L.Y klnEer,
Comp,ts ". Lydia Lindlmool *. Defs5, the IN
darsigucd Commissioners will, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IN, 1880.
in front Of lIoore's Hotel. in ut. Jackson, Va.
rroceed % sell at public auction % the highest
bidder, the real estate in tue biz aud proceedings
mentioned, consisting Of the following valuable
| tracts of land which will be slh separately q
which Andrew Linlamood diel, seized ana POS
\ essed.
the home place Of the late Andrew Lindamood ad-
Joining the lands Of Isaac Bowman, Jonathan
! Harpine and others. This is a body OF first ciass
lime stone land. on il are two dwelling houses,
good apple orchard aud never falling springs \
cold water. "
ID. tract Of rs acres more or less, lying
J about three quarters Of mile wcs. Of the above
/ adjoining the lands II Moses Fry and otlefs'
! This tract Is all IN first class timber
81. tract Of Il acres more or less, az olnlns
the lands OF John Good. william Fry and others,
about eight acres Of which arc cleared and the
balance heavily timbered with oak and drss class
pine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04

BUCKEYE CIDER MILLS,
yOuvG AMERICAN CORN AND COB MILLS.
WIlEELE. &NILSON New No. sewing Ma
chine,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04
TERMS or SALE:

Enough cash In hand on day Of sale say pr
cent of purchase money! % pay costs Of s1it an
sale. aud the residue in three equal annual III
stalImonts with personal or such other security
as the commissioners may deem sufficient on lng
60 bond ail he title 70 be retained until all
the purchase money is paid Is d further security
unless the court hereafter direct otherw a. All tle
deferred payments 70 bear interest from tne day
Of sale. - sale 10 begin al II o'clock, y IL
81. c AlLES,
MOSES WALTON,
JAS. H. WILLIAMS.
lime 50 IDS. special comrs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-08-04
GOOD D Z / I'm q.
CONTAINING 81 ACRES,

h,-n and necessary out buildings. There Is
-, falling we'll OF good water near the house.
A tract Of timber lAnd lying on tho east side Of
81. NIL, Maintain
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04


Jos. Thibodo Of Decoria was lodged
In Jail Thursday, for setting grain stacks
on fro. 1t is very bad practice.
The managers Of the Opera House.
are having something done, which will
earn them the gratitude Of every lover
of the theatre. They are having the
drop curtain reprinted In IN elegant and
ornamental style. The old advertise.
ment have been painted over, and We
hope, out forever. In the center Of the
curtain, there 10 large square in which
will be placed hne picture 81 . castle,
on the sea coast with ships in the harbor
It will be highly colored and will make
. very striking picture. Around this
there will DO arranged squares, In
regular order and size, these will be
fllsd with the cards Of the principal
business houses in this city. Al the bot.
tom Of the curtain there will be three
blocks, one for each newspaper In the
city. The work 10 being deue By Mr.
Frank Cox, Of St. Lonis, 6eaic Artist
and Frcsco Painter. The curtain will
be finished in about week.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04
County Oorrsspendenes.
GOOD THUNDER.

Il. swanenberR 10 constructing a new
black smith and wagon shop combined,
which indicates that his business Is In.
cressirg.
A. r. Bliss has sold his store and
goods TO A. z. Luedke, taking Mr..
Lucdke's farm at Window and allowing
him for some $1,000. Mr.. Bliss receives
$700 for store and lot, and sells the
goods ct actual cost. Mr.. Luedke in
tends putting In . hardware limo in
addition to the DRY goods and groceries,
Mr.. Bliss will remain here until spring.
w. II. Evarts from Madison Wis.,, is
here looking after his affairs.
Mrs. Fred Mann was awarded the
chrome last evening for being the mest
popular lady In town. ''
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04
Blue Earth County.

The boys who said they had
such an easy "vslk over" for al
tho county Offices, are yet sadly
inquiring, "Whst lid the sad sea
waves say, Maggie"
Thompson and Porter think by
this time that epitaphs are like
circus bills-therc 10 moro in the
bill than is ever performed.
The Legislative nominees upon
the opposite side of the fence are
sadly singing,
"Touch US gently, gently, Time |
Let us float adown LIES stream
Gently, rs we sometimes float
In quiet dream"
Wonder If that letter criticising
the Republican party will now be
published (D
Bring out your lanterns, torch
lights and other fre-bugs to-mor-
NOR night !
There are nine little dots on
the Atlantic, and three on tho
Pacific coast that alone mark the
existence of the Democratic party |!
Something dropped on Tuesday. 1t
seems to have been the democratic
party. The fall was great and pro.
duced something of a conclusion.
1t was the fall of the military idea
In American politics. For nearly a
century 1t has been regarded AZ In.
cumbent upou one party or the other
to nominate q military man for the
chief magistracy Of the country.
Washington owed his military eleva.
ton to his military achievements.
Jackson would never have been Presi.
dent but for the battle of New Or.
leans. Harrison would not have
reached the elevation ihe did were 1t
not for Tippecanoe. Tyler was made
the executive Of the republic on ac-
count Of his services in the Mexican
war; Pierce for the same reoson.
Grant would never have been thought
Of except for the part he bore In the
war Of the rebellion, nor would Han.
cock have been mentioned rs a can.
didate II he had not been the hero Of
Gettysburg. Garfield. though noini.
nally soldier, was but briefly in the
field, and hence he is the chosen rep.
resentatiye of the American people
for four years to come.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

Miss Laura II. Chambcrlin, formerly
First Assistant tssche. In the High
School ct Saltwater, has been engaged
by our school board 70 teach In the high
school department.
Not . little credit 10 due Major Z.
p. Evans for tho part be has taken In
tho canvass for Dunnell.
We sincerely hope oil personal feel.
ing which was aroused BY tho election
will psss away and b forgotten. Barkis
ID willing.
One Of the prominent Dsmocrats of
this city, was compelled to leave the
city Wednesday on business, but some
wsg started the story, that tho election
had something to do with II. May be !
The Democratic ROSTERS that have
been Furnished up the past week In this
city are being cut up into kindlings.
They will mako several good fres.
Following arc the Minutes Of the
Philcslethean Society held In the High
School Rooms Friday, Oct. %, 1880.
I. Society called to order by president.
Q. Minutes Of previous meeting read and
Z. Miss Rmma Fletcher appointed critic.
q ss1 20. so< 81 ss
school, page 81: Hour for singing.
]. Essay-"Success," Miss Luslia Cram.
q. Recitation-"Tha Foreclosure Of the
Q. Defamation National Characters" }.
10. Essay-"Irines." Miss Grace sAaubut.
bssymwsndsCs sss En sI se s:..r
ia Duet-"Tse Happy swallows" Hissss
Il. Rssay-"Raadins," NJ. Aassh.
10. kecitation-"Better in the Morning."
ID: Es:sy."Tse necessity of Choosing q
II. Oration-"TSs true object Of Life," }.
is. Essay-"cur,osisy," Miss Maggie Muir,
10. Kecitation-"By Moua's waters" Miss
%. Rssay-"Paces," M,ss May Rev.
q. Recitation-'sThs Good Old PIow," Miss
Cora Craver.
2. DeclamatiOn-MY. SerumGard.
q. First part OF paper read BY kr. Buck.
~. by request Of president M. Sewer tOob
the chair.
Is Quartette-"Tbe Dictch Company" by
Messrs COnant, LOckerby, Evans and Day.
20. President resumed chair.
q. Second part Of paper read BY Maggie T.
Barr.
"a. General Criticism-Prof. GorYie.
20. Ros0lutiOn-Rcsolved, that this society
tender vote Of thanks to Misses Hartman,
HOorr and Sparrow and Meesrs. COnant, Lock
erby, Evans and Day for music with which
they have favored us this term. ]. +. Wright,
mover, C. ID. Duck, Carried.
OF officers for the ensueing term which
should occur to-day, be postponed for
one " eek, Friday, Nov. 9Th.
81. Adjourned.
MAGGIE T. BARR, Bee.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04
EAGLE LAKE.

Last Saturday Q man named Sullivan,
an employee Of the railroad company
here, put hand car on the track be-
tween an out going and an incoming
freight train, intending to follow the
outgoing ono, supposing that the In
coming train would stop Ut tho station
but 1t didn't stop. and Sullivan observ-
ing his danger jumped Of the hand ear
and was struck bya bolt attached to
the car, making . seriously wound 10
his left thigh. He was conveyed into
house near by and his wound dressed by
Q citizen Of Eagle Lake, although the
wound 10 Q painful one yet nothing
serious 10 likely to result from 1t.
CITIzRd.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

Let every one illuminate their stores
and houses tomorrow night and assist
to make the procession grand success
This saves a great many offiee.hol.
ders from becoming paupers or work.
ing for = living.
II 1t was only one crow 1t wouldn't
be 80 bod but when 1t comes to mas.
ticoting . whole roost, 1t Is just q lit.
tleibit of color.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04
CITIzRd.
YOnnG Aan.

Arc you afflicted with night losses or
seminal weakness, the liver or Kidneys
don't tail to consult DR.. Kelly who Ii
permanently located at the Manksto
House, who can speedily cure you.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

Ladies suffering sfrom any Of the III
to which they are subject, will do we'll
to call on DR.. Kelly, who IL permanently
located at the Mankato House.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

Have you any disease incidental 10
women we advise you to consult Dr..
Kelly, at Mankato House. DR.. x. will
likely remain ell winter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

Self abuses and night losses cured BY
DR.. Kelly, permanently located at the
MankAto House.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

Have your Lungs and throat examined
by DR.. Kelly. at Mankato House, before
your disease becomes incurable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-01
Foreign Miscellany.

Paris, 29.-In the Chamber of Depu-
ties the debate on the merchant shipping
bill was resumed. The clause granting
bouuties to French ships in proportion to
the length Of voyages was adopted, 223
to 1873.
Cabul, s9.-Ghilzsis are harrassing
our communications. They attacked 8
convoy, and killed ak ard wounded two
of the escort.
The Chinese army have occupied East
ern Khohand and Russians are retiring
upon Ash.
Brussels, 29.-The rupture of the re-
lations with the Vatican was brought
about by the bishop of Tourney, who is
now in complete disagreement with the
Papsl See, communicating dispatches
establishing the duplicity Of the Vati-
can.
Paris, Soft the amnesty bill is not
voted by July 14tb, the Journal Official
will, before thss day, publish DEGREES
granting unusual pardon, and leaving
the Senate nothing 10 contend for but the
refusal of political rights to certain per-
sons.
Athens, 3d. Duke DeRiehelieu is
dead.
Vienna, 5O.-Bulgaria assures the
British and Austrian governments that
orders have been given to hasten the
demolition of the Danube fortresses.
London, 3O.-Lorillsrd's "Wolven-
stein. !" mistake" and ''Slydance" are
among the acceptances for the Goodwcod
stakes.
st. Petersburg, 3O.-Norde VTemyd
publishes the following correspondence
from Tvlsdivostock. dated April 9th:
The town is in IA state of siege. Guard:
patrol the streets during the night. Chi
nese are prohibited to be abroad after
in the evening. There are about 5000
Chinese in the town. The armament fol
| the Notifications Is awaited.
London, 3O.-A dispatch from Slmls
says: Reports relative to Rassl4n defest:
| by Chinese have been brought to Cabu
by a party of Khokand travellers, who
were a month on their journey.
a bailiff, who had been serving eject.
ments, was shot and killed by ambusheC
assailants in the neighborhood of Balla
County Mayo.
Paris dispatch TO the Times: Befort
the present Chamber of Deputies break.
I'D, Gambetta, president of the chamber
will again appear in the tribune to advo
este the resdoption of the list system Q
voting This system Will certainly o,
adopted, as all who oppose it would
know thst their names would not sppeal
on the lis. supported by Gambetta, ant
few Of the left care run such risk o
non-eleclion. Gsmbetta's own nam
will appear IS a candidate for ever,
department. The country will be ap
pealed to TO favor the programme draw
! up By him His election By larg
! majority for the departments will nsti
! tute ia his favor, for he will be presideI
! of the republic in 1892 Prasident GrevJ
: by remaining In Office, SLOWS him
!; wait till then.
d A dispatch from Constantinople say
A Foreign ambassadors here have give
( the Porte clearly to understand that
. the Porte accepts the suggestion In II
gard 10 the surrender OF Dnlclgno.
! must execute it without delay, or II
: powers will insist upon the immediai
4 execution of the rCs luton OF the pr
n vious convention.
Ii begins to be clear that Gladstone
resolution concerning BradlaUgh's ca
will be carried.