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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-04-05

Each package of SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
contains Or. Sanfords Improved Inhaling Tube
with full directions for its in all cases. Price
t100. Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists and
dealers throughout the United States and Canadas
WEEKS q POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-04-05
Color Your Bntter.

Very gay colors will be worn this
spring and summer, especially dark red.
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GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., BOSTON
AMERICAN g. FOREIGN PATENTS,

GILMORE 81 CO., Successors to CHAPMAN,
HOSMER d CO, Solicitor Patents procured IN all
countries. NO FEES IN ADVANCE. No charge
unless the PATENTS granted No tees for making pre-
liminary examinations NoadditiOnal feesf for obtain
ing and conducting rehearng. By recent decision
of the Commissioners A LII neutrality-suspicious. may
be revived. Special attention given to Interference
cases before the Patent Office Extensions before Con-
gress infringement Suits in different states and all
litigation appertaining to Inventions Patents
Send stamp to Gilmore & Co. for pamphlet
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-04-05

- A@ WEEK in your town and no capital
MAJ risked. You can give the business trial
VSN without expense. The best opportunity
ever offered for those willing to work. You
should try nothing else until for yourself what
you can do at the business offer. No room to ex-
plain here You devote all your time only your
spare time to the business and make great paw for
every hour You work. Women make as much as men.
Send for special private and particulars which
we mail free. S. outfit free. Don't complain of hard
times while you have such chance Address a.
HALLET CO., Portland, Maine. OBJ
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LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS
AND SCRIP,

LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS
AND SCRIP.
Contested Land Cases prosecuted bef0rethe U. s.
General Land Office and Department of the Interior.
Private Land Claims MINING and PRE-EAIP-
TION Claims and HOMESTEAD Gases attended
to- Land Scrip 49, So and $50 pieces for sale.
This Scrip is assiguable, and be located in the
name of the purchaser upon any Government land
subject to private entry at S1.25 per It's of
equal value with Bounty Land Warrants. Send
stamp to Gilmore & Co. for pamphle ct of In
structiOn.
ARREARS OF PAY AND BOUNTY.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAILORSof
the late war; their hers in many entitled
to money from the Government of which they have no
knowledge. Write full history of service and state
amount O + pay and bounty received. Enclose stamp
to GILMORE 81 CO., and afullreply ,afte rexam
nation will be given you free
PENSIONS.
AllOFFICERS. SOLDIERS, and SAILORS
wounded ,ruptured injured in the late war, howev
slightly obtain pension by addressing GIL
MORE & CO.
Gases prosecutedby GIMORE CO. beforethe SUI
preme Court of the United States and CourtofClams
and the Southern Claims Commission.
Each department of our business is conducted in q
separate bureau. under charge of the experience
ed parties employed by the old rm Prompt attention
to all business entrusted to GILMORE co. is thus
secured. We desire TO win success by deserv-
ing il. Address,
GILMORE co. ,62s st. ,washingto ND.
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Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canadas and by
WEEKS POTTER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

NEW YORK, August 2l.-The POSTS financial
article SayS:-Cp TO the appearance OF the
bank statement the stock exchange markets
were all strong, and the rise in speculative
shareS ranged from Il to 2E per cent above
yesterdays S closing. The rise was led by Dep-
yer and Rio Grande. The next largest advance
was in Ohio and Mississippi II, and the next
In the coal stocks, as follows: Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, q: Delaware and Hudson,
20, and jersey Central =. Since the appear
ance OF the bank statement L az OF the rise has
Deen lost. The principal dealings have been in
the stocks named. Erie. Hannibal and St Jo-
Mountain. Government bonds continue firm
at the recent advance Railroad bonds are also
firm. Money on call Is 2a3 per cent. Rates
for time loans vary widely. according to
the quality OF the collateral on any
class OF readily marketable stocks money can
low be.borToW ed for four to six months at 5a
81 per cent, and from this the rate rules down
TO 15a2 per cent. at which United states bonds
viii be carried up TO the close of the year or
into January next. There is good demand for
discounts at the banks. The note brokers re-
port outside sales OF prime mercantile paper at
80 TO 519 per cent.
The steamship Neckar. which arrived from
Europe last night. brought $50 900 marks. Tn
less some OF the shipments or gold from Europe
during the last week have been duplicated In
the reports published, it is to be expected that
fully S5,O0O,000 OF gold coin will arrive here
during the coming week. 1t is to be remembered
that the gold shipments which have been made
to this country thus far have been In the nature
of special operations, the foreign exchange mar
ket not having vet warranted free movement
or gold this way merely as an ordinary exchange
operation.
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What Marshal Dudley Says About
Indiana.

private letter has been received here from
William w. Dudley, United States marshal for
Indiana, who is reputed to be one OF tile best
political organizers in the west. The enclosure
to which Mr.. Dudley refers was an estimate of
tne present strength Of the two parties in that
state, based upon the elections for q series of
years and revised In accordance with recent
canvaSseS OF the counties, giving a republican
Ing Is the text of the letter:
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 16, 1SSO.-Dedr Friend -
Your favor OF the 14th have and send you en-
closed statement OF pluralities which I pre-
paIeo ana had printed previous to our VISIT to
chicago to the convention. Its object was to
convince delegates that we had a good fighting
chance for the state. 1t was based unSn my
reports from the various precincts as received
up TO April 1St, and was tOlerably reliable AFT
that time. Ii We're making it to-day should
change 1t considerably, and in our favor. and
against us In few counties though / shouId
not estimate the total votes of the two parties 20
high as did then and the total of the national
vote larger; still the increase OF national vote
Will only serve to swell our plurality. Should
not estimate the result of any honest vote of
the state, as 1t stands TO- day, at less than 1000
We have complete machinery to prevent i'm
ported votes, and the enemy are not holding
their ground with accustomed tenacity The
fact is, we have the "bulge" on them in eyery
way, and intend to keep 1t. Mr.. Porter is max
ing splendid canvass, and is standing 1t first
rate. He will be elected as sure as election day
comes. Every eye is open; every tentacle out,
Mr., Englsh's every wink is noted and ana
lyZed, and you may set ii down that we mean
to earn and deserve victory this time.
Yours truly, VIM. w. DUDLEY,
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THE ARRESTED n. ". BROKER.
Sensation Caused by Another Charge
Against Him.

The case OF Elijah Alliger, the insurance
broker, accused OF negotiating $1,000 stolen
Hannibal and st. Joseph bond, was before
Police Justice Smith this morning for eXamina-
ton. There was large attendance OF Wall
street brokers. Quite sensation was caused
oy Police Ins pector Byrnes preferring another
charge against the accused. In February last
the First National Bank OF Westport. Conn
was robbed OF large amount Of securities
among which were s1i 900 worth OF bonds be-
longing 10 Mr.. Francis Sherwood. The latter
were traced TO the Third National Bank OF this
city, where the inspector alleges they were
hypotnecated by Alliger. The affidavit OF Mr..
Sherwood, who was present In the court was
taken, stating that the securities belonging to
him stolen from the Westport Bank, embraced
North Carolina tax bonds, valued at s. 900: one
Chicsgo and North Western Consolidated sink
ing fund per cent bond. and two 81 900 Chica-
go and Northwestern first mortgage bonds
These were fully identified by him among the
securities found at the Third National Bank
The justice stated as the presence OF the West
port bank officials would be necessary TO eStab-
lsh the new charge, he would adjourn the ex-
animation until Monday, when 1t was expec.e ed
the prosecution would have all its witnesses on
hand. Alliger was then removed quietly from
the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

ANOTHER ATTENPT TO DIsrossEss MRS BROWN
IL will be remembered that on Monday evening
last. In an attempt OF Simon JoSephs. a con-
stable. 10 serve writ of restitution on Mrs.
Brown. who occupies house No. 25 9Th street
northeast, the constable was shot by one OF the
family, but fortunately the wound Was NOT n
serious one. On Tuesday last. Mrs. Brown and
the Misses Hamilton, waived an examination in
the Police Court. Yesterday afternoon Mr..
JosepbS publicly stated that he intended TO
serve the writ before sundown, and went TO the
honse with MT. James Edwards. Here he found
That the ladies were at home, and the doors
closed. When MIR. Pelham (who with Mr. +. +.
Miller are counsel for the wOman) appeared
they informed him OF their Intentions. Mr. p
Informed them that there would be no shooting
this time, but that they would meet with
warm reception, AID seeing policeman he
not1Iled him that IL JoSephs attempted 10 enter
The house there would likely be breach OF the
peace. Word was accordingly sent 10 the eighth
precinct station, and sergeant and three off,
GERS responded. Mr. JoSephs then sent Mr.
Edwards for posse comitatus, but he made
return OF TtoH est, and young Maryman, who
was with them on the former occasion, was
sent for and responded. Mt. Pelham explained
TO him the situation and he left. and finally
Messrs. Josephs and Edwards Withdrew.
This morning Messrs Pelham and Miller fled
bill asking that the sale he SET aside. and that
Helmtck be enjoined from issuing process In
the case. The case is entered in the name or
John Il. Brown against A, r. Fox, Shoemaker
and others, and sets forth that plaintiff has
title III the premises, although the paper title
is in Hamilton; that Hamilton conveyed It to
Fox in 1874 TO secure 81 900 due In one year;
that Fox allowed the note to run. and in Sep
t6npe last sold it under the deed OF trust TO
Shoe maker: but permitted him 10 abandon the
purchase, and that subsequently II was resold
for 81 80 10 Shoemaker, who purchased the
n0te after It's maturity, and who was aware
that Brown had an equitable interest in the
property. An application was made 10 Judge
Eagner for an Injunction. but he declined 10
hear The application for want OF time. The ap-
plication viii viii be made TO Judge Wylie this
aftprnoQp-
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affairs i'm Ge0rpi8.
TEE POLITICAL SITU UATIoN-A RED HOT GUBERNA-
T0RIAL FIGHT-A WALK OVER FOR HANCOCK
THE CRoPS-A GREAT COTTON YEAR.

Correspondence Erening .Stdrl
ATLANTA, GA, August 18th, 1850.
on my arrival here from Washington found
this enterprising city In a storm or excitement
over the gubernatorial candidacy. The demo-
cratic convention assembled to nominate a
governor had been ia dead lock for week in
persistent but fruitless efforts to secure the
nomination OF one OF the numerous candidates
for the Office, under the two-thirds rule. GOV.
Colquitt LED OF with large majority, aud held
IL steadily through the whole race. But the
herculean labors OF his host or friends failed to
obtain the requisite number OF votes for re-
nomination. Senator Brown and Gen. ordon
Were Two OF bis powerful allies In the contest.
MeSsrS. ToombS and Stephens were against him.
Senator Hill took no active part, but was UNDER
stood 10 be anti Colquitt After all means and
methods had been tried in vain, the majority
resolved TO recommend Gov. Colquitt 70 the
people as their candidate for a second term;
Whereupon the minority held a meeting and
put In nomination as their candidate for gov
OF these gentlemen have signlfied their accept
ance and have entered on a vigorous
canvass. The campaign promises to be
lot as IRE. The issue will depend
hold the balance OF power. The candidate
whom they support is sure TO achieve the VIC
tory. or If the republican party should now
unite on good man In their own ranks they
have golden opportunity TO elect him. With
this disruption In the democratic party, they
ithe republicans have only to lock their shields
IL coAu w VIII Qgll- Nlat they
will do In the present posture OF affairs has not
been announced.
The gubernatorial contest In this state. like
Aarons rod, is swallowing up all other issues.
Inc pontlcal pool Is not much troubled over the
presidential election. Hancock and English
VIII nave walk over" In Georgia and accord
Ing TO the law OF probabilities VIII wave their
banner over solid south. But II unbroken
unity In one section tends to beget the same
thing In the other, then westward the star OF
victory leads the way.
The cotton crop OF the South was never richer
In promise. Six millions OF bales are the prob
able yield OF this season. This Is twice the
number produced In the palmiest days OF sla-
very. IL the markets open briskly, the South.
In q few months Will be visited with a golden
flood. Cotton circles the globe with the AMI
mating music OF millions OF sptndl ca. W..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

Dh. BUCHANAN's WHEREABoUTs.-The PhiIa-
ufcatlon from detective at Pittsnurg. Pa.
daT1oa dhat VI, John Buchanan, the bogus medical
Sma drownea his1ao,l man who was supposed to have
lhgs ego, Is now hiding near Ptttsbure> and the
~ tute.ec1ve e' oners to produce him in few hours
B,sse senre9 WSa OF reward Of $500. DR.. Philip A.
sal sBanchanan's college, was arrested Thursiav at at
hasoro haS none y Mahoney City, Pa, and arraiSne
9ei0le 6 United States commissioner in Pbila.
obscene letter through the mail to John Norris %a
C1,y & ediIer OF the Philadelphia Record, throu1f,
Was SeId sHoT.s II 80 % was bounced Bsse
term OF the United States district court. '0 A0A'
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Mayor Lamb Arrested.
INTERNATIONAL SWIM.
Boyton Ahead of Fearn.
S A r AT OG A r AC E S.
NEW YORK'S ARRESTED BROKER.
THE PORTE AND THE POWERS,
NORFOLK DUEL PREVENTED.
MRY0H Lamb AereSfnd

NORFOLK, VA, August 2l.-The duel that was
to have taken place this morning between Jas.
Bannon Hope, editor OF the Norfolk Landmark.
ana colonel VIM. Lamb. mayor of Norfolk was
prevented by the arrest of Mayor Lamb lust as
he was leaving bis house for the place OF meet
Ing. about fifteen miles from here on the North
Carolina boundary line, near Great Bridge The
arrest was made at O'Clock as Mayor Lamb
was entering row boat at his private landing.
He was taken before magistrate and bound
over TO keep the peace in a bond OF 500 600
Captain Hope eluded the police and reached
the rendezvous He Will return to the city to-
day and give bond to observe the peace
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ONE OF BUCHANAN's ASSOCIATES ARRESTED. -
In Philadelphia yesterday afternoon PhiIip A.
Bissel. who at one time was professor iIl DR..
John Buchanans bogus medical college, on Pine
street, was arraigned before g. s. Commissioner
through the malls. Bissel was taken into Gus.
tody at his home In Mahony City, Pa, where he
had been practicing medicine several years
Agent Barrett and Deputy u. s. Marshal Mar
pie. After hearing testimony the commissioner
held him In s. 900 to answer at the next term of
the U, district court, ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

PREFERS HIS PARTY To HIS CHURCH. - The
Rev. Uriel Graves who became somewhat
prominent in Baltimore last year through his
stump speeches in behalf OF the greenback
party. has resigned his pastorate of st. Johns
English Evangelical Independent Lutheran
Church, which he founded about six years ago
at the request OF large body OF his congrega-
ton, whose action was taken In consequence OF
it becoming known that their pastor intended
to take the stump Tor the greenback party this
fall
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Sunk During a Hurricane. -. -.

received here yesterday stating that the brtgan-
tine Caroni Swain, of and from Lockport, was
sunk during hurricane at Jamaica on Thurs
day. The vessel and cargo will probably be
total loss. The Caroni was So tons register;
vas built at Jordan river In 1870 and was re-
Gently rebuilt She was owned by d. Locke
and Others OF LOckp0rt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

SHOT BY HIS sSON-N-LAw.-Albert Huxley. of
the town OF Clayton, Wtnnebago county. Wis.
farmer, aged IS years. was shot yesterday by
his son.tn-laW, North Emmons, who lived with
within an hour. The tragedy was the result 81
FAMILY and business di1icUlties,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21
THE INTERNATIONALS SWIMMING;
MATCH.
ROyt0n Ahead Of Fearu.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., August 21.-BOyton and
Fearn started in the international swimming
match today, the former to swim two miles
and half, and the latter two miles. They en-
tered the water at 1.02 p. m and BOyton at once
took the lead. There is a stiff breeze blowing
and the sea is heavy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21
Political Notes.

1t is reported in political circles here that
Judge Russell, "national' member of Congress
from North Carolina will shortly come out for
Hancock. Mr.. Russell was Hayes elector In
1876.
Ex-Governor Garcelon does not speak conf
IDENTIFY Of the democratic prospects in Maine.
The two opposing factions OF the democracy
OF New jersey, ring" and "anti-ring" have
agreed to unite on George c. Ludlow, Of New
brunswick, as their candidate for governor
cans made it necessary for the democrats TO
unite upon some popular man, as Ludlow is
said to be.
The Cincinnati Commercial says: "Hon. John
c. New is confident The republican state ticket
In Indiana will be elected In october. He
packed this opinion With $1,000 yesterday"
Senator Thurman has promised to be present
at the democratic ratification meeting In Wash
ington next Thursday evening, and he will de-
liver the principal speech Of the occasion. Sen
ator Vest, of Missouri, is in the city, and it is
thought he will consent to remain over and
make a speech. Ex-U. S. Senators Poole of
North Carolina, and Fowler, of Tennessee, for
mer republicans, will also be among the
speakers.
j. B. McCullagh, the editor Of the st. Louis
Globe Democrat, whose feelings were good
deal hurt by the failure to nominate Grant at
Chicago, still thinks Garfield will win. He says
all claims OF democratic ability to carry Penn
sylVanla and Ohio are nonsense, and that he
does not see how the republicans can fail to
carry Indiana, the key to the situation, In Octo-
ber. McCullagh. in company with a number OF
democratic friends, Ohio Congressman and
others, visited Gen. Hancock day or two ago
and he says that the general is confident Of his
election, takes it as a matter of course and
alludes to democrat as ''Hancock man" as If
he had taken the party under his wing.
The Rev. Thomas K. Beecher, brother of
Henry Ward Beecher, has been nominated for
Congress by the greenbackers Of the Elmyra
On. " district.
Bob 1ngersoll for President and James Parton
for Vice President Is the ticket named by the
Allegheny On c. Iflttdel. This makes six presi-
Dental tickets 10 the field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21
RIOOdy Work in TeuueSSee.

MoRRIsTowN. TENN, August 21.--A general
disturbance occurred here last evening between
some drunken men who were attending circus,
and the officers OF the law Town Marshal Jas.
T. Morris and Ben F. Richardson, were killed
outright and Sheriff Loop was dangerously
wounded. Create excitement prevails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21
Race for a Congregational Nomina-
tjOn.

CHICAGO, August 21.-Mr. C. b. Farwell In an
interview to-day announces himself as a repub-
ncan candldate FOR nomination In the Sd Con-
gresslonal district Of this county. The friends
or eX- minister L. b. Washburne are urging his
candidacy for the same district. with the under
UOl II rendered him.
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Free Methodist Camp.
tCoreSpondelaoe Of The Enening .Sldr. I
CAMP NEAR NORTH FaSr

CAMP NEAR NORTH EAST.
CECIL Co., MD, August 1s.
The Free Methodist camp is held about IN
miles from the railroad station at North East, ,
in piece OF woods presented by an old lady
who was blessed at the meeting last year, ana
there are Is tents already on the ground Mr.
Travis, OF Philadelphia. has charge OF the meet
ing, and there are several Washingtonians here
among others Mr.. Cavnaugh. A love feast was
held this morning and the meeting was a warm
one for sinners-they have to be saved or leave
There are some features here seen but seldom
elSewhere-the children pray as well as the
older people, and there are no cigars or pipes TO
be seen on the ground. The first sermon was
by Mr.Travis on Jacob wrestling with the angel
and he urged that they all wrestle for what they
want X
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A BARBRROrs GRarnxoruvr

BARBKR0US GRANDMOTHKR-In Auo,,s+,
Ca, colored girl ten years DID, that had ,, nean
mnumanely treated, was taken away nom Dher ber
sglanldmotner. gll After beating the poor giri. she
tne chimney. In the winter the Old Womap on
mas peen Known to throw cold water over her
ana tnen keep her out OF doors uptil her cloth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

woman went to the races at Rochester IN
mems clothes. to see II her husband was there
with another women. The disguise was not
good, and she was arrested.
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Of Interest to Tourists.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, August 2l.-All passen-
gers baggage for the United States will be eX-
anlined at the depot here by American custom
officers, instead of at Island Pond, and Will be
taken through In bond without further eXamI-
nation.
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NEW YORK MARkRrs THIS AFTERNOON.

Miss MINNIE THOMPSON, who was separated
from her mother and sister Annie 10 the st.
Nicholas Hotel \. Y, and taken in an ambJ
lance to Bellevue Hospital On wednesday
morning. On account OF her capricious and vio-
lent conduct, has been found inSanse and taken
to the asylum az MorriStown, n. J.