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Shoik Ahlultah Crllcifics Thirty OF
+ His lKurtls for Unbcc0mfrg
Exccsscs.
Foreign Dispatches Still Harptng
on the Worn Duicigno
DuIciner.
ponc Leo XIII. Gives Omcns Of Fnturo
Bulls Against Italy.
Importaut Austrian Concessions to O
Bank-The Czar--Rooth
Criticised.
RUSSIA.


oon7scuAKorr AND Ills MORTAL COIL.
1.oNnnN, Nov. "a correspondent at st.
Petersburg anys: Prince Gortschako0 Is 70.
ported III and unlikely to recover.
sK0nEr.EFF.
ABtrctersburg dispatch reports that auxiliary
forces for Gen, Sko1'elcn hnvc left Tus&Istnn,
md skobe,cfr's expedition will be ready 10 stnrt
Ia Il week. .
THE czAn's MAnntAGE TO t11s MISTRESS.
flof,in, SrtttHtort Oct. H.
gpeolal correspondents at fnrts, Berlin. mud
St, Petersburg nil aver that tho Emperor Alex.
nndcr was recently married, with nil religious
and leRni ceremonial. to tho Princess Dolgormka,
who has long been tia acknowledged mistress,
Inns leRittmLzcd her children, aiid has cvnn
declared them Imperial Princess n1d sixth In the
order Of tho succession. 1t Is ndtlct1 TINT tho
tnnrrIngc, though not without precedent lit tst1s-
sian history, and quite In accurlnncc With RIs-
sian Inv, l,ns deeply .llspcas9d tho Imperial
family, the Heir Apparent, In particular, rcfns-
lug to be present Tho event IL OF political I'M
portnnco. bccausr it is beloved TINT tho Fin
pcror-who Is G., incurAby melancholy, and
inflicted with asshnla-sa, !nclF,.csl, to re-
ta' liz f,turo re- elther Or southosn Franco.
Tho design Of ntHicatlon IL. However. strenuous.
~ denied. md would rrnlnhty not be admitted
en,lld be presented to the trunps md rcopln.
Thu Car IL SO Important III ltMksn ttlAt my VS.
fbc interrt4nuIn oven nf \ few dRys would he
(inver,,neut aru nf,xio1lB tt, nvnlh. Tho n,tertn
tive story, that tho Car desires to AsaOciHto bis
SOIL with him tho throne. Is not in taelf very
policy from hls father, which. whito tho iutter
wna still Emperor, 1t would no most difficult tn
carry out: No sovereign quite likos TO lose NIL
f rois ' ar 70 carry % out hs % now views through Tic
old Ministers Of tho StAtp.
, 1880-11-08
GREAT l}IsIIAIN.


8peetat NsPatth to tn Chicago Tribune.
LONDON, Nov. 7.-Tho stntsutent IL 'rlado to-
day, a1,l has callRcd decldeA seslsauon In all
ciroica social and political. that MIR. Gladstone
hus been, requested by tho Quoen to apply to
Parliament Mt its Forthcoming session for srant
Of f40,0t0 to help tho IrlMeo ot Walcs tn ply Oh
such Of his dabts Rs ar0 conaoFctl pressing, and
for IN addition Of &lo,oo0 yeur to hts loyal
Ill9hness allowance ,0a q yonr,-lsrrspeot.
ivp Ut tho net rovonucs OF tho Dt,ehy Ut Curn-
wnll {whluf, nrnount to nearly E50,0UD Year,.
and of the pruccsH' Ei0,010 1t IL further stuffed
ti,ut hr, Gladstone declined, "rcspoctfuly. but
tr.nly." 10 cunrlY with tho request, alleging
that, u nuy sl,ch srant Ur incraasud allowance
wero required, It should b0 n,aalo by tho Queen
hsrsolf,- ,--not asked fron tho public pursu
ltOtTit.
I.oNpox. Nov, 7.--Moat OF tho London pa
pers nso disappointed With l3ooth'a rcprcaon-
tuuou Of Hamlet, but the Ti'ats says tho per-
fnr1nn,lce was eluinontly Interesting and auc-
cossful.
, 1880-11-08
AUSTRIA.


TARIs. Oct. 2,s.-Souo days nKo POLITICAL
financial event hnproncd which seems to bc ut
tracttpg Intention In every European Cnpltal,
md especially III tho financial Ana political
world OF Paris. rofcr 10 tho concession u1,1tio
by tho Government Of Austrla-llungary to n
French company OF II stnte hunk with oxccr-
tionAi privileges, md styled lit Frcnch tho
"lsuu9us tmp1rtalc prIvsltgto ,lcs Pays
AusrIchluns."" Tho negotiations rclativo to this
concession hAvo been kopt 30 secret that Its Dx-
fstenlo wns moi known I'LL 1t wus announced III
tho Vionna Official Qazette, md Il was oven sn!d
thut seycrnl ,nehbers Of tho Austro.1 Hungarian
Cabinet unity thom lcnrnt It's extstunco, tho
ntlnlr having been negotintctl on tho
personal inltintivo Of tho Emperor.
DUO TO tho surprise cnusad Dy tho unoxpceted
pnblicntinn OF il,1 dccruo OF cot,ccsslon, Tic
vG Sc se u oivs xhieh M hati ea TIC xustro- %
Hurlan Government to accori such advantages
!u tho founders Ut tho nvw bunk: Some s4'v ~
at rMppruoholngntb bctweeh FrAncn and AHstriA-
llungary. An explanation IT tho nlportHt,ce uf
the ~ u a.S3uH sEht M tho @ o.
pSr!al sns loyst lak tho .lspreS snys: Is y
nS ton s0s aaa oontroi ok e liz s,as" .o '
IL appointed BY tho Elnreror; It has thu right
to lso tho roEial cnBle on tto seal nf the ct,iI!.
Ut tho Imperial family; It .nny AeGept .!epHs!ts
Oh currunt nccnunt; It Gun lks'lo ntlisAtlonsa s
5as sss y y p5espTftff perSs4S ' Sa sf liz ns WI
cl.nso n tho Go,ernnent securities. with ,llo
payment u coupons nr !i.a M.tlona! sobt, With M
tlio negotiations Of tuans. 1t 10 uvent tllnt tllu
now creation ts destined tu tAku preI'0tletAtlt
os!ior H. u! TINT rstSs to .ao nans'ni nf
MI tho present llnAnelul institutions in Austria.
Tho person wto has ontalnel thls .yeyf
ii1atois inc Hend ii tio FrsI,cf iInAnelni
co.lit,,lEy c.lctl tito untnn tibniralo Tho Union
n6nornln, wheh w!ts Formerly % unlnr M the tl!tee-
nont aseIs tm IN tho Hill % Il Frco, tstol,sb
created by cntho!lo capitalists with tho nlegcti
@ l"riy froii t aMons n Tho Catholics. Tkis. wna
onangh to lca.l penpIe 10 viuw It with iiafayos
autl Il, associate with the concosslon Of. tho I'm.
in.luenc1 II, truth, a1,d accnrllng 70 lnfnrlnI!-
tlan | believed to be xchulnn and impartial,
S., Itt Tn 3 IT. hd stsH e sca tnS ssa S;n Y. s!
hive nothing tu 10 with t. N. !sontotx wns fot
two1ty.tlvo ytars Kencrnl lnatsnHor of ono nf the
Frv.ich capital. i'll Austrla ho oft l,ohilA hiitl
ff's: sa ra aa i,stESf E4 wHn rSHn'tt @ oe G test
n,,tnIo aStiv,ty ai thus .iycst il fis,,n lilo hi;
absorbing uni imyAsssnaeA political coIhtn}rer.
isaturo of tha nirair-lo. extrluatS il trum iii
| Influence Of tho Gernan banks Ut VIcnnl, wt.tlat
sntsot an *one.;nes n1l hs,ty b. II,
:ssass Ss !SSS''fGs' e asp 'fGrts a II sts
cpgnss"s nssa,y 0f ,nereies issso .hmsS SsSs' of Il
l!ontnux, whose capaoty he kn"ws, who. aa !,
Frenehma!, ilkss nothing butter r, .hsn Ivy ct,ail!c
| 10 Viennn eapltnl Now cnFnl1l1 u low tnlcEes
and able Y tl,,i . much t,etlcs rotur1. IN hns
h. already subscribed MID will INIT evcn bu IL
sue, 10 tlu4t tho nn!y feature Ut PUBLIC ahloscn
, 1880-11-08
GRANT.
TIE WIFI SPECULATE IN M1xEs.

TIE Witt SPECULATE IN MINER.
sptttai Dtpateh 10 Tbs GheaQo Tribune.
NEW YonK. Nov. S.-[ havc It from very good
authority that Gen. 0rint lntnnis to tlevnto bis
tItno In the future ~ speculative matters md
will bp m1re or loss Interested In mining cntcr-
prlses leatct! In Colorado and New bipxteo. While
he Withdrew rccantIy from tho Presidency OF
tho eAn Pedro Company, which had boon organ'
tied ah|ctiy BY Il.#tun oapltallRts. h0 will un-
9lcstionHhy 10 found ut MI earfk day ideutifod
with another measure now uAlcr wny, ard
which will be- pushed vigorously by thesa who
hAve formulated tho schome. az talexraphed
YOU 4 few days nKo, tho General will
mako bis hntnn hereafter In New York.
llc has ronted tlle residence OF ex-Untod Btatos
Fifth avcnuo wlsorn his son, u. y. Grnnt. Jra
and wife, n6o Chatfoe, will also ros!da. Mr.
EhalYD0 IL very hugely Conlleutad with mining
operations and tho formation ut mining cor.,-
punus, AIl It Is suited that tho recent nlatttmo.
uIal alliance bus ptncea
THE YQusn GRANT >
In position that promises to bo highly Ecmunorn-
tive 10 tim In tho way OF speculations, nn1
thut ha has bean given an inside
working Interest In New Mexico scheme
that 10 almost, certain 10 bFlng bu
results. With ChAtree's promiaonco aud tnill'
once md his fAther'a naMe the ntics to An nm
d1rtaklng ut this kind. uot only tho young tnat
but tho uuneral rs well, ara certain to rcMp riot
poeaona! rewhnis. Young Grant will leavo Nov
York In a few days for New Moxico, where III
will visit tho OEtta grant, not fur from bnnts
FL, ind OH which arc Sumo worry valuable mH
erA deposits, lie XGua out, hu Guys. on pleasure
ind business. Tho plcasnse Of hIH jnlIruny co,l
stats ut his wedding trip; tho business Il
Investigate tho condition Ut tho prop
erty, III um told, IN tho interos
ut Con, 0raut and 6ehator 0hRlfGc. Tho min
, 1880-11-08
10th were addressed b.
COTHRxN SAID TO ne INSANE.
Rnsekdl MfpdttA 10 TNt Chicago 1f+bunks

:"
corr,nxr SAID TO ne INSANE.
s,.tsa. n,patea 10 n. ch'eaeo tribune.
GALkaA. H.. NoV. ':-!"o m,, rn.'. ,,1,.Is,
Diat.lct, received The Following ma!ot..,es' .es
Green County, $50; Grant, l'too' Lnaaset1o.
au.hort.ttvol5 reported hers ton,aas e1. snn.
1saso patssor. epautse; Sas socou'e os. i ,nsaue.
sr,sta1 nt.ua,eh 10 M Chteaoo NIaunt.
MAp1sor, Wis, Nov. e.-Tho total estimates
from all the oountos In tho State give Gnrfe'1'N.-
a,7 maior1ty. Official majorities from five eosls-
lies, the arst ot tho srst: were received to-day
by tho btato Doard o. Cnhsassots, IT, ~ Ss .o."ms'
conmgs =. hs,n. Il,
fHim;r,os Cn,,nty ~ Garfield, III; Hnnoock. %.
tanks@n Conni1-C3ardeid, i.sil: Hancock. OH;
messer; s. Iien:cp o., lin, seatior.us, l. Marquette
Eotnty-Garfiej, IDS; Hancock, 9s4: Weaver, ".
rArEnrowr.
wArIsSoEs: Wiz Eox: sEThs {, seYe,Isrsns i2s ,ys
Of THIS aity cnsen ne the caR,ss n bonor of to
seodon q GARFIELD and Arsh'is Thn MspnS.
oan hoad9naftors @ Tefo p9s PIX nIacn At tn
public Natoaai salute wiz tSe rea Land and
son Fatr5otfc songs were rendered Il n IN. IN:
and jubilatcd teeiinga tno nenanl.cn@ns @ 1fh,,r
hlcd performed humage 70 darMon nnM Ar.uuI ,,rns
and the principles OF gnou G, shn Wemhenn.
hero as a fiappy lot.
RACINE.
nAoiss. H:tssa, VIZ. Nov. o~iacino juIi!atol TO-
isa; iesan: tron, Keno;hs, rrsgaratory q ratiing
,f md Hrnnt1. Ftlfr
, 1880-11-08

puGLJN, Nov. T.-Tho announcement TINT tho
Chnpucl toet hns tccn ordered To tho irish coust
has caused inlescrihablo excItutuent.
naMnAsr
Spteial ptspafth 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
Loxpox, Nov. 7.-Th0ro Is Il disposition on tho
nurt ,f rhn Iund Tont,,o IN rnnko prcn tnr dom.
nnstrat5ons thnn oyor to-1uorrow. This Is due
IN ,norf, 1ornbust IN thu nnrt of designing lnou-
lcra of Tho League, who nro nv0rlc,ctl ut not be-
Inn included nnnnv tho rnnrtyrs. Tho Lcnr,lu's
uew nulfcsto fl regarded ~ tho most bnn,hustlo
, 1880-11-08

companies from EMstcru ctEca hnve sqn.(cd
tholr intention to bo rrosout. Among othors
arc tho Contral City Guards, Of syracusc, Now
York. It Il understood that tho Nnttonat Tow.
Path Club will net as President Garncld's es-
cort, and they will arpcar Ia limo with q Yonutne
cannl-bont, mounted and drawn By mules, With
the crow In appropriate costume. Con. Negley
prQmises To hAve 1000 veteran soldiers from
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, ID line. and tho
Fourteenth 1legi,nont OF pcnnsylvnntn National
Guards, and probably tho Eighteenth Regiment
also will bo In tho procession.
ITS rEEt1sos nEron. ELECTION.
Tho following letter from Con. GARFIELD was
received hero n few daya since BY n gcnttcmnn
who Is mar friend. As Will DO secn 1t wns
wrttcn tho cvonln9 before tho election, md IL
Is interesting, as showing with what caimncss
tho Genornt wns surveying field where tho
contest about 10 open involved SO much Tor
him:
"MESTon, o., Nov. !, lss0.-DEAn-: Tho
evening mnil brings mo your letter OF tho 3sstt
and take a moment Ill tho l''t DC.
fore tho bnttte to say how greatly glaa
| nm for tho cnrncst md affective
things you havo dona far me. Whntovcr tnay
bo the fsstto Of tu-morrow. shall carry with tne
through life tho most grateful memories of tho
enthusiastic and nnhla work my friends have
done, md especially my college classmates,
The campaign has i,een
FRUITFUL 10 ME- IN THE DISCIPLINE
that comes from endurance anu pAtencc. !
hopo that dofcnt will not sour uo nor SUCCESS
disturb the polse which havu su,ight to Enln by
the experiences Of life. From this edge Of tho
conflict giyo you my band and hcart, MS In NIL
Tho othor daysof ourfriendsblp. Aserer yours,
~. 4. UANr1ELp.'
THE "cAFITAE." tiSDEPKHDENT pEMOCNAT},
| which seldom has pleasant word to say for
| tho Republicans, has very kindly article on
flo 41CfH In thn MINI r,f tRhtNf1 II
, 1880-11-08
OHIO.

.., Special DsspattA to Ths Chicago Tribune.
CoLuAnVs, O., N1y. 7.-Tho Cabinet-makers In
Warrington and Now York, a. we'll III Ohio,
hAye, during tho past few days, lnh!ated that
Gov. Foster will ho saleotaA by the rr0adont,.
elect as ono OF bis advisers. Ti1E TRIBUNE cor.
respondent is authorized To say tllat 0ov. Fos-
teF'a name will b9 presented 10 tho lnUntors Of
tho Legislature M a candidate for election to
tho Unltod States Sonat0. The Governor lins
not far nno mument considered tho question Of
the 0ablnct so far Ms he IL personally concerned,
and has no aspirations whatever In that direo.
tion. Should Gov. Foster bo unsuccessful In
Ills candidacy fur thu Senatc, he will, without
doubt, s9rve out his torn as Governor,
, 1880-11-08
KENTUCKY.

1.oulaylLLE, KY, Nov. 7.-lteturns from forty
c0upslos Of Kentucky. casting tota! vote Of
Hancock $3.50; GARFIELD, 45,6GA. Tho anne
counties Ia lS1s gave ridden T7,47a; Hayes a. 4a,;
democratic loss, xb8ti Nepubl!can Kain, a,Oad.
Haneook's majority over Gnrnold will bo about
8.uM It's acnesally conceded that John n.
Whlto. Republican, dafe4ts TuIn Turner, Demo-
crat, for Congress In the Ninth District, With
this exception tho Kentucky delegation remains
" 1t present, all being reelected.
, 1880-11-08
HAYES.

Special Dlspatea to 1as Chicago Tribune
WAsHtX0roN, D. G., Nov. Tin tho coirso OF
mn interview Prcsideut Iuycs Is reported to
have tnkon pnrt In tho following Oh tho subject
Of tho election:
NJ s,spposq that you IRE Rratli1od with tho re.
suit OF tho roce.t clcctiont" sntd his visitor.
ayes, am very much pleased" WIS the re-
spouse.
"Was It unoxpeotHd" ,.
"No, not entirely. was quito confident how
the clccttons wDuid ~ before left the city"
"WhAt sD you consider the catlse Of tho result
Of tho electionr'
"Tno fcoIng SO general throughout tho coun.
try In opposition 10 any chnngp."
Tho visitor at this point rcforrod TO tho posi-
uon taken by aomo 0f tho Southern phpors. ut
cheerful arq,llescncc In tho result of tho oloc-
ton. with tho cxprcEsrl1 hupo that tho new Ad-
mIntstratIon would Gu US Just u theSouth as tho
present Administration, To this Mr. I{uyos
mado ...,.,.
".he rAllcy of the coming Administration
will be ptiuIIy tho same rs that OF tho pres.
ont. will It hot2' 1ueripl tho visitor.
"Ycs, think 60, In nlt essential points. Gen.
Gnrficll has beun In accord With mo during my
Administration
"lf you will pardon tho question: what aro
your pluns tor tho tnturof'
NJ uni goinx TO return to my home and give
my aVoIt1pn ~ my iF!Fnlo p4Sl3ess, *n1ca nss
been neglected for tho Inst tlvo yCars."
"WiIAT IMPRESSIONS
will you carry away Of your ufo hero in WASH
lugt0n7"
."1n tho main very pleasant. Tho first two
y1nrs were harsl,-ng hari, pcrhnps, Us my yen.
| OF JAncoln'a Administration. I have said this
frequently before, md still think so. Tho twe
last years huvu boon M oasy and pioasant as
| rerhaps, any President hns onJoyod. In my
case," Nr. Hayes said With u su.ilo, ''tho sun
| shAao hns followed tho storm aud clouds"
, 1880-11-08
TURKEY.

CoxsrANT1ropLE, Nov. 7.-England, at tho In
stance of persn, has requested tho Porto TO
station II guatxf on tho front!er, In ordor to pro-
vent tho lHctlrssus OF kurds into rarsln.
puI1CI0NQ.
At tho council OF Ministers yestortiay 1t WIS
proposed to tho Sultan that lo should order
Durylsct rasha to surrendur Dulcigno at my
cost.
LOs1,nN, Nov. IA ttlapateh frnm DRllsto
anyR: Affairs nyg at standstlI. The AlbAnlAns
art Uponly rchellinE.
4 tllsputch from Constantlnoplo reports that
Uigno With scaled ost1crs for Dorvisoh PAaha.
, 1880-11-08
THE TNnEE PRESIDENTS.
GA1tFIELD,

Special DbpaftA 10 1f4 Ca4tdso Ittbs.nA
WAh1AAu1nS, d. G., Nov. 1.-i'repaAktous arc
slEs&dy being inads for the inauguration Of
President GAsQuld. II Ia proposed to hold an
inaugural ball ln tho new National Museum
building, provided CongrcsA shall appropriate
suau0y enough " lay the Hoor. Several military
, 1880-11-08
GERMANY,

TIE NNFkK TIE NEt[HtEH.
LoxnoH, Nov, IA IlerlIn correspondent ro-
ports that tho Socialists eJvutud frnul Hamburg
will probably 70 10 tho United Stutes- liarr
Frilzche, y EociniIst deputy. " Wboilt to 70 10
America to Inquire Into tho condition OF the
lubur[ux cia6auas
, 1880-11-08
The LatcAt Ti.t,,v Ia Dances.

Tho lnteat thug In tittilcrs Is called tho " ra-
quot" Hill IL ncthcr n WAIta nlIr A,lAA. though
the beat parts UT b1th ufu preserved. Tho mu-
sio strtkts up with n crush. ~ though noW
volcanic bud bFoken out, aud tho KTl WIN cling
, 1880-11-08

nt,uiit 0nc-hnff II Ii. As soon rs tho whisky
took effect tho loE ay stretched out rs It trn',
hut he waAt,lly drunk. rs hr eoon rcr!srl frNn
his sturor mud wns seemingly NJ will ~ cycr:
THO pilcc struck by tho snnkr rottcd and fell
01t4
, 1880-11-08
HAlsFIELD.

WNnt "s&hin" say" Anoue AAhu Al
New " Y"ax' 'Nnr'6uarf,oll u G1' nn,i % Arthur oro
notn poor meh. Arinur ar, Is mo- not WORTH III New
fork moro than VIII bring him M Interest OF
year o"7'ra ms oc pesn ror o 1s
past ts" ss, year. m H., remember s once aoont tbs
or, 81 IN % ohio nrwspapor1 @ @ I, trslns to rn mop
was not nwnfe Of IT, "nd asked him how It was:
Vie ms eoen sAylng IN his iiewspapeF'
satd the Gcnorhl, "syste'naslcally. TINT |
,narov ,,v ,vovs ,,,a, nrn u,snow,,HtI,ot
noney W"ss ''a. uf' W. u''Aa'"Iwa ,,,,'..n
Now" said 0cn. Gartcd. "a friend of Enino
who has takcn warn Interest in mo ansi ,ny
family discovered mo hero l!y!nT In boarding:
houses around "ashln9ton city. ny children
without tho privacy or tho room to get whalc.
Ecns7ay soYa a ny salasy , n''a s was sppms
rhls ironI hlk,l II little money, mud he found tho
chenp lot nf ground, which l Innnavot to buy.
a., aa y, On y s M IT % o. 9d ay tue n,sT mt,
no,niaaI ownership oi il ut very retst.:d fuut:
because. out Ut shnt We Ind ml s,lnc fow Other
III > hoase s 'iS II Wsssins,oa:s sid asFFaaaa; "Sat
i nua u II Induced 10 beilevo that liasiieId docs
not make yrcAt n,stnkrs In his sc!ectlou ef.
nrn,n wy lii a'nyersMta1 IL not OF to
' tnc ,sr ~ @ ,,n, IT,. T., KIT at I snnrn
mi ,s,,rnrs. I'D r,fyr m.var ind much fnitI IN
, HUI" sI, ~. ~ ,,r, nn IL ~ n.tin,,
xa. ~ ~! Sr,i.iIs eot;o,' IL - th s.'n Az
ycMts WIT u sr, Sne @ Hs y ,o ~" ~ ,,ny
@ ~ m s .I.r ~ 9a a.
Ss'c s,nf s,ns ~ i, his n"t',r ,Tt p I'm
oita ap ~ ~ ~. lr roaa VI ~ ,shst sa, ~ IL s
% ~ ict t ,s ,;,sn, W. H., "wn rt
nonsc III mWsninxlWt WIN ;nis nuinl,at.un Ea.. ~
on,GaE"i 10 s ~ ~ %p'""' n,, Ii,,,1s "
went S"' to work s'I prcpariux his T inu,.n1srnbie %
sneGSacs En-, o qo,,i,s hds.e 'shr' IL oS
ciuttcs aila lg!Rintis oGuics "HGlG'Gt ~ .n GoTn
put III his work; With finished; roni,he1. !nteili
xet sr,a ,rta ~ IT, so,,,'.rv r'a IT.! 9n,,.
sallous IHLts " tIo cuuhtty tu'i,t "'.n TX = aSm ,
tishan liisao u ns own s'aoFs t a'ia III Mmaer NY
hmM xtt ,r H ot" l"t st,rmm @ c1.rk
or 1nosley conengnes oaMnG aron M 1,'e ~ m"s. ,
tnpy woM. n9nE1 % mvG ~ shia,+1 n IL ~ ,i tiv
rIesuehey: Ms notn9 u "asmM,atU1n 1 es1, ~ cs.ll
| 1--we III curing pkrt q tne feGess VI CohGfcss. ~.
, 1880-11-08

TtGro was ,i no rcsl}Dn!s1e. l!s1 ,,,,,,,o shoy. ye
I'm OUT y hgie'h tisc) g''''l''o '''""'
Still ne response exccnt tt tIf fa'stf ts eoI. 4.
hoots TINT to! the llste'E so ,,n. aro,,n o,
Gealed inullucron!t Mns panller.5 ptl,ar LII "i'1'N
ITS htln ta ieRs neg ag,nawp l o'Isi III si,rake wll
ye" This voice eans lr"n, m ! u t'i' ,%s GsSISS |ys
tlear mother appeled sliT!nollnti,a's ,'s her k'pa
face alt tle top eitt Of ols,s1Iss 1as, nc)
s,,t;',, GGnf his,va,, en- ,nn; e, "o' su"'' "''' ~
"nnn'no ti,le). Guesser ro9t FL T. ~, y. cOJn'
"Why don't yGr e. Mlf sci 4, ,pnni,sH Mi ~ 1oul
Ter sllape there all night ~ aHt"nA''' "N'
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Bncet up Dy INC Gotiunin. inr,.,, uvr
, 1880-11-08
FRANCE.

FAIus, Nov. lat larRe mectlur here to-
day resolution WIS nlopsad demanding tho
suppression Of tho budHot OF tho alin!atry Ut
Worship aud tina separation Of Church and state.
, 1880-11-08

At tho change OF ltfe nothing equals Hop Qlt-
tess to Alluy Ail troubles lMcidvnt thereto.
, 1880-11-08
LITTLE MOLONEY'S GOAT.
How a Nnturnllrtss Discovcry Ysrnu,h,
II Sniu1l Hoy to Erlcr.
Ern Erd n hrtA,frI

II Small HOY to {srlCf.
4 sruo,t t,,t snars..iv fr'n.Ii,, Vii.
a hn.a., ~ ~ ap"insy m.n .teehleA A hatons
street BOY sat III tae iol1ee court t'oss )t%
tgrtlny morning weeping bitterly. lie NJ,
charged by hIs father with ,lisiurh,no n,
nnocc and lcaflInr n dlasoIu,n ,ife Ill n.. 'N'
,.."S ]Tn,ana" 1its roti,or s' . .'s naha
"1s 4Moio1e5. llls l.'nef WIS eohlraetot
who, at Tho expense or Tic city, lHanagcdto
newspaper. and tho unfortunate Loy read os
NGnn,iov ioat m ,ncon,,fnrv tt.. )" ~ ths asanl @
~. ;s'S S,a,x,as, ,' ~. u ~ wy easss
that ffnak nueh4a1u' tl'e iint'1fallst. nat dts.
covered that n go,t was MI excellent thing to
keen In .stablo nl0ng with horses. a. h
would face fire, and tliG llorsrs would III
low It through fumes. I1e thought il
over. lie wanted to show hts father what
thoughtful and considerate hoy lie Vas
On Kincon Iiil and foiinI one II s MS aSS1 So,:
of Irish procliyities aud ownership, aud Il
Tic tjlalp gender, WOult 1t face fre3 i
wouid, II Wusl't expensive to kccp. itlM
lived for n month on shlngle-najls and oTs.
ter.cails and tic different rnpes with witchit
Ind bren totherca, Would tho man sell It?
\ IIo would give this one away, because lo
liked tie little buy'B looks. Aid tlle poor,
uIlsrspccting little boy stnrtetl fur Natoms
street, down First, tho goat leading tue toy.
IIa felt pretty good for Il gont. .Wllenesera
would gpt lp on his htntt legs and walk Span.
ISL, while tho dogs let out for tho NlssIon
ntni the children On tho trout pIazzas had
fIty OH All average OF about eight to tha
hjOck. Finally the gout got nh itca, md
rlcocIettcI up N tssion strict II, jumps that
would have sprAiued tile ankle OF my gpat
Uul It!Hl: AHo wy no'SN SO AH'.He!f INV
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GROVE Il. JOHNSON.

MO. 302 J, AND zoos THIRD STREETS
~ Hot Lunch daily from IL A. NJ. to l o'clock
?. N. The Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
iyl34plm BOWERS & LONG ABAUGH.
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HAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-
dence TO DR.. G.. L. Simmons Building, j
street, between Second and Third. Office hours: 8
TO 8 A. NJ, II A. 4 to , 2 NJ. and to Up. NJ jy12-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF CAL IF0RNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
- mento. In the Superior Court. In the matter
OF the estate of LOUIS vANLEM BROUCK, de-
ceased In the Superior Court of the county of Sac
ramento. The People of the State of California,
send greeting In pursuance of order of the Hon.
s. G. benson, Judge of the Superior Court Of the
county afort said duly made and entered the It'll
day of JULY, 1880, notice is hereby given that
MONDAY, the 9th day of AUGUST, 1850, at 10
o'clock N. of said day, at the Courtroom of said
Court, at Court house. in the county of Sacramento,
has been appointed the time and place for hearing
the application of IDA SPACHER, praying that a
document file in this Court, purporting to be
the last will and testament of LOUIS VANLEM
BROUCk, deceased, be admitted to probate, and
that letters testamentary be issued thereon to said
petitioner, who is named therein as executrix, at
which time and place a / persons interested may
appear and contest the same.
1t is further ordered by the Court, that notice
hereof be made by publication for ten successive
days in the SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD UNION.
newspaper printed and published in said Sacramento
county.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
hereto affixed, this oath day of JULY, A d. 1880.
[sEALl THoS. II. BERKEY. Clerk.
By J. H. PARNELL, Deputy Clerk.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Petitioner.
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