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Stockholders Meeting.

"A Genelal Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
"A the Carroll County Agricultural Society,
as provided by the Charter, will be held at
the Court House on Monday, the Srd day Of
January 1850, ut 10 O'Clock, a. M, for the
purpose Of eleeting officers for the ensuing
year a full attendance is requested as bus.
mess OF importance will be brought before the
meeting. by order
+. II. oRENDoRFF,
zee ~ te Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

Owing to III health of the editor, The
Prince Georgian, published at Upper
Marlborough, Nd, is for sale. The paper
has good patronage, and to an energetic
man, with some capital, would be a good
investment. We should be sorry to lose
Mr. Turner, the editor, from the active
newspaper fraternity Of Maryland, but he
feels that be has "fOught the good fght"
in the business and must retire to his rural
retreat.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

The excellent synopsis of the Presidents
message Published in the ADVOCATE last
week, was taken from the Baltimore SIN.
We neglected to credit the San with the
article at the time, and make this acknowl
edement of it.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

DIGGING A CHURCH FOUNDATION WIN
THE TEETH.-The ladies of Gaithersburg
entrusted with the erection of an Episeo-
pal Church, at that place, commenced
operations by an oyster supper
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Gen. Wade Hampton wrote to Bishop Howe,
Of South Carolina, that he had no intention
Of giving John Sherman an opportunity for a
hostile meeting. when he informed him that
his address would be Columbia, S. c. He
adds,
Mr.. Sherman forgot the proprieiy Of his
official position as well as mine when be made
a scandalons charge against me in public
speech. called his attention to the language
he was reported to have used in courteous
letter, thus giving him the opportunity to dis
claim or explain his utterance. In reply he
not only reiterated his charge, but he took
that opportunity 10 Willy not only the people
whom represented, but those Of the whole
South. could not condesoend 10 notice his
slanderous attack uponthe South and simply
denounced the charge connecting me with The
kuklux as false. Icould dono less than this,
for there never was falser charge made, nor
have ever known grosser violation Of per.
sonal courtesy or Of official proprieiy than
that Of which he is guilty Il has been my
good fortune never TO have been involved ia
an affair Of honor in any way save asa peace
maker.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18
DEPOT, WESTMINSTER, MD.
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri
~ bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Tesiamentary
on the Personal Estate Of
JOHN DAVIS CLEMSON,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscribers, on or before tho llih day of
July, 1851 they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment
Given under our hands this 9th day of
December, 1890.
RACHEL CLEMSON,
NICHOLAS IL. CLEMSON,
dec II Il Exeo,,ors
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

Hon. George Cotton, President Of the
Maryland Editors Association, who has
been travelling in Europe and Asia for
the past six months, will arrive home on
the 24th instant. The Association will
tender him a banquet on January 9Th, at
Rennert's 10 Baltimore. II. Fanderford,
Esq, Of this city, has been selected to de-
liver an address Of welcome to Mr. Cotton
on behalf Of the Association.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

A HoRRIBLE DEATH.-0n Thanksgiving
Day Annie Bender, an insane girl subject to
epileptic fits, left her home in Franklin coun.
ty, Pa, TO visit a neighbor She did not re.
turn home, but as she often wandered away,
no particular attention was paid to her alb
sence. Last Saturday hunlsman came upon
the remains Of the girl in piece Of woodland.
The body had been badly mutiaied by the
hogs. II is supposed the young girl was
Frustrated by an epileptie attack and was
frozen to death, as il was very cold and snow.
ing when she started for home.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

Efforts at areorganiziag the Democratic
party in New York, are in progress They
ought 10 begin By hanging (poIiIieaIly) the
leaders Of both Tammsny and Irving.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18
The Ship Canal.

The government will hardly afford aid
to two ship canals to connect the Chesa-
peake aud Delaware bays and to open a
shorter route TO the ocean for the com
merce Of Baltimore Ii would therefore
seem to be the wisest course to select the
best route. The Sassafras route, now urged
upon the attention Of Congress, would be
of little or nc value, and the money re-
auired to construct it would be virtually
thrown away. Everyone familiar with the
peninsula knows that either Of the other
routes contemplated is preferable to the
Sassafras. The objections to il are that
il is not direct. The distance saved by
it over the present route around the caPes
Of the Chesapeake, is but trifing. Yes
sells would have to traverse that part Of the
bay which is too shallow for those Of a
heavy draft The channel is not only
shallow but tortuous. 1t would necessi-
tate the dredging Of the bay from Pools
Island to the mouth Of the Sassafras, and
that labor aud expense would have to be
continuous to keep the channel free from
the deposits of the Susquehanna and Elk
rivers. The fresher water upon that route
freezes more readily, aud the obstruction
of navigation by ice would be much greater
upon that route than upon either Of tho
others. Why urge upon Congress che
worst route of the three surveyed, the
adoption Of which would defeat the very
objects of the enterprise
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

The acrisis" IN ireland is not yet quite
reached, but it is looked for daily twill
be along after awhile, Tho press tells Us
il is coming. Erin is just on the ragged
edge of revolution.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

The population of Maryland, BY tho re.
cent censuz. is about 1900, against
7sO,s94, III 1879. an increase Of about
$4,000 in the last ten year,,
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FOR RENT-

VIE property occupied by Prof. Broekett
a for the past years, in Westminster. A
large Brick House, Wash House, PouliTy
House and Yard, a large Stable. Good va.
ger at the kitchen door. Large Garden and
Yard, with plenty Of Fruit. This i one Of
the most desirable properties In the city,
Terms low to a good tenaai. win lease it for
= :, number Of years. Possession given at once
dec ll.tf JNO. l.. REfFSNIDER,
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subseri.
AZ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admins.
lralion on the Personal Estate Of
WILLIAM ZEPP,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on Or before tbs 18Th day Of
July next; they may otherwise BY law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make Immediate
Given nader my hand this 18th day OF
December, 1880.
JOSEPH SPURRIER,
dee Is II Administrator.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

Russia is this year importing grain, tallow,
and wool, the very things with which she has
been accustomed 10 supply half the world.
Forty. six thousand three hundred an seven.
~ barrels Of American apples were received
at Liverpool, England, in single week
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

4 fourteen weeks old Maryland news
paper = complaining 81 delinquent sub
scribers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

This showing differs materially from that OF
tie Chicago Tribune few days ago. The
Tribune gave Garfield plurality Of q. l0I. Il
differs still more from tho estimates Of The re.
publican newspapers after the election, They
claimed for Garfield not merely plurality Of
a few thousand, but majority over all Of not
less than half million votes.
Il is probable that accurate returns will
show Hancock ahead. Il is also probable
that on The white vote Hahcock's majority
oyer Garseld Is 81 Ippss half . million.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

MntyIasd raA he first State to deliver
hss i'eesoraI ydse fsr President to the
saaats.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

NO. % EouITy

NO. % EQUITY.
In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County, De.
cember Term, 1880.
John Maekley, e, ais, vs.. Margaret Otto, ct
ais.
nRDERED this 18th day Of December.
" 1880, that the sale Of The Real Estate
made and reported in the above entitled came
BY Chas. T. Reifsnider, Trustee, appointed by
the decree passed therein to sell the same. b.
ratified and confirmed, unless cause be shown
70 the contrary, on or before the 18th day Of
January next provided copy Of this Order
be inserted once week for three successive
weeka IN some newspaper Published ia Carroll
county, before the 10th day Of January next.
The report slales the amount OF sale 10 be
hse hundred and fifty dollars. $4,000
GRANVlLLET. Herring. "a
WILLIAM FRIzELL, Judyes
NEIGHBOUR r. ALLGIRE, NJ
True eopy-Test;
dec 1881 y ""ss'
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ELECTION NOTICE.

rNHE members Of the Mutual Fire fnspr
a ance Company OF cargoll Conniy are re-
quesled TO meet at their Office, in Westminster,
on Monday, the e0ih dGy Of December, 1852
forthe purpose OF eleeting Ten Dircslors 10
serve for one rear. The election will take
place between lhe hours Of 10 o'clock, q. W.,
and 2, n m. BY order, M 3tffRft
RICHARD MANNING,
nov 2I.al friFi sf8H Secretary,
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
Commissioners Notice.

TNHE County Commissioners OF Carroll
Il county, will meet At their Office, in West,
minister, on the FiRsr MoxDAY oY JANUARY,
1881, for the transaction Of business.
BY order, JOSEPH A. WABSCHE,
dee ~ Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-18

Representative Myers, Of Indiana, has
introduced resolution ia the House, call
ing upoa The Secretary Of the Treasury for
an isemised account Of the amounts paid
BY the United States to Gen Grant down
20 the close Of bis second Presidential
terps While the fpures ara Of no prac-
fieal value, il you'd doubtless b. Of some
interest 10 know precisely the snm Uncle
Gam has paid for the services Of Grant IN
the 6eId and in The White House.
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Election Of Directors.

UsIox NATIONAL BANK on wrsrNnsrEn, !
DEcEaBRa, 10, 1880
A n election for Ton Directors for this
"A Bank will be held on Taesday, the M
day Of January, 1881. between the hours o.
llo'cloek, A. NJ. and y o clock, NJ. Of said
day, Al said Bank. J. W. Herring,
dee lite Cashier.
, 1880-02-24

THF MEXICAN VETERANS.

NonFol.s, VII, Feb. aa-Ttls Convention
of Mexican Veterans begn,t to+tlay, GEM
Denver presiding. Tho annual rrport at-
vtsetl tho veterans tu wilt with patience
the action Of Congress regarding tic Pension
bill,
A. resolution Of sDrrow ut tho deatl. of Gen.
JEFF z. uny1s WAS offered.
Tho old officers were reelected.
Tho next Mriltlnl MeetlNE Will b1 held H.
L0uisyi1le, Ky.
Tho nrutton was delivered by United Stairs
senator Wiliintils. llo wns followed by Gn,I.
Matlsnn, Of Indiana md others. Al tie
speakers urged upon Congress tho rcen9nI-
tiOr of tIlo services Ut the Mexical. yctciENs
BY tho passage nf tho bill, Alni ueeiarct tint
they would call Oil the American people.
AuQptetl.
, 1880-02-24

CHICAGO, Feb :I.--ln your yesterdays
TRIBUNE ! Tcad what prntc,ltIs Ia be thu
,Iews Of tho lion. lllrMn Dnrber urola the
eel(lgs Uf the tiGrIsais OIL tlie Presidential
lection. must say that WIS surprised,
nay, disappointed, ,1pnn the mistaken Views
nd Idea Of our Representative, VITO has
ma Of the lArgGat constituencies Of
7crman Republicans represented OIL
he floor Of Congress. lle Inns
tul!et the traits md character Of tho Ger
nau Republicans of tl!is or my other city Or
;,ato very insliGcrcnt)y If liz beILuyes tl,Nt II
]rant should he nominated the Germans
would abide by tho t:l,o!ce Of tile Convention
nd vote for Him. The Germans, MS u cIaHs
y rs voters, nrH THO very last to
b ,5py ps,sunetb s he i11 ac,%a s's d.rsEs EMf T. bH Ut
seeker AID oil!cel,older: but not tho bone and
osed 10 d third term Internationally, tn
ticn. Grant personally. nnsl.to ',Es lastIAdlntn-
lst1at!on rrcqnlynra!fy, and ca,.nnt be
dragged ~ to 9 y9te for hlM by tue Mrty laxl!
Camerons Conkltngs, or I.ogana. i as ~, t.!t
-talw,,rt }epublic,itl frn,i It's f1fallcy tD its
p[eseut manhood IF usefulness NH opposed
10 Gen. Grant,, and find the emergency Mt
present hot Mt all fur experimenting OIL .
thru teflll anu Iepellt!on t3l IlS |lSt AH.
mlnistrat!on. which caused tho tittal-waye Of
ls1s and 1875 aild the alnst disruption Of our
oycr OF our kaIjs of ConTrcss into tic
hands Of tho Bourbon Brf9allers. The non'-
nation Of Gen. Grant nt, Chicago by tho mn
chine, as 1t has trallsptrel already. by the
Harrisburg rmob, audi, no doubt witt bo re-,
serious cXtont disrupt our now united Re
publican party. and will give pr: Tilllen md
bis followers al, udyMntnge which nsny lead
10 their triumph and our defeat. Let us lnye
either blaine or Washhnriie, or. better still,
botli, and no party III this glorious. liepRblie
Of close III upon our strongllolls, without
crious loss to themselves. Every German
.lepubllcal,. alnl thousands Of German DEM
ocrats, will go lsnnd IL hand with us III our
battle for Btalno md WNsl,bnrlle.
4 GE1sMAN STALWART.
, 1880-02-24
ron WA9Itl,t1lsSE.

u thu Editor " 1fs Csleueo Jrtbnns.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2a.-1n yuur issue Of Sum-
day. liud that my name Is placed aiming
tlose Republicans Whose first choice for
presltsntis Mr. 1Iafi,e.
desire to correct my mistake TINT may
hare been made by announcing TINT mn
how, and taye been for lnnny weeks, in favor
Of f. Il. WnsAburnu fur TIC Republican llon,-
il!ee lnr President. Was not trssent IT the
an never autllprlx0ti tIle ,!su Of my i,Nnle iii
connection with the lllaiue bo0ln., c1l,Sc-
qnently 1t will be impossible for mo to serve
npon TIM comniitteo on Consultation alnl BY
uf others DN the North Sttle who persist il,
atlhering 10 Tho c,lllst. OF WnslbllrnG, md
who believe tint IL nominated Ills electlan
wll! BE- II forcRone conclusion, I desire to sny
that We are a4Afnst no 11ls candidate, but are
decidedly for WastDlrne.
W. r. UNDERWOOD.
, 1880-02-24


,.u,,lr. WI aru not belaye,I. So many
rs Plan ;o;T;an,,hIIcons IN otl,nr par,aDf the Uniun
eaa ~ ,"sc il for granted tl,At InInnn can
wt lr carried ny tlln H'1hh',ce'aa at t"n''eS! :.
trtIo,l lint w k'1'w TINT va fasl u" II
aI,f n, II tl,o ChtrnEo Convention will gtv" ns
ISL, L,a.r candidate Tor President llnvu IT.
pfola' H., :, ,,,,,,,,arrf Ino,ttu, 1,e,,nhIi,,
:nsly been ~ M n,,.,s e,. y, a tes s!i', .,i
fcountics III t1o s1"te, a!'o nave lH'"e aI'''
sntlnguIry ~ to Tho feeling os TIC pc''llle,
id ! i,,na,h,Icnn IN f1ftreu ,s IN fnyur Of
nc hep''"!t, p.t,,a,,,"' ~ amt ihorn n r.. ,,m,,,r.s
,rant's s''i'l".lo'i' "tt s.'u Wy ..t,, ~,
1 Republicans III encl' county VINO va, my
'.to for t,rant Il Muminatell. aske.l 1en''-
'ey," eeyuonni,lrnn, who Inns n National tcnt,ta-
II Hcp', t,,o s,atn ,yi,,,I,, NJ, n f,rn,,t wnx
lon, how .4'u y. , ons,yr,,l M.rl. % s,atn ,v,,1J
to!ltal, u" ~ i" 9rn,n =, nm IT, o., nm nm I'LL,
wonI, Give them tho LEGISLATURE, and
j S1 S,fn,,,,,a,t bark In thu SrNatc," Ipsl;wi,
, 1880-02-24
RUSSIA.
TIlIs EXrlsAIllTtt}N CASE.
!Spsf{ni ff,hlt.

1FfEH| LH9fl+
pAAls, Fpb. GA llrrce journalistic war
Is raging l,ure abou. tho uxtradItlon Of IInrt-
man. To-day chilled OH n. Ellg!e-
l!ard, thu ux-l'rfsIdent Of the Municipal
Council, wlu llls constituted himself the
prisoners advocate. n. Englol,arl Is walt
Ing tl.e communication by tho Gov
ern'nvnt of the ptWrs specifically
siating Tic nature Of The accusation.
lIu lIu,1 a,i Interview with Hartman at tic
depot Of tho Prefecture oil l0'tee lliis Murll-
ing. lle novorsnw lin bp(nse IT. fu,,tta hI,a
calm and self-possesssd. EuglelIarl trusts thai
public opiul0n !,era nnd abroad will. force
tho Government ta take u liberal view ut the
cnAe, and to rpfltsa the drn,aa,a for
uxtrad!tt0ll. An Interpolation, llo added,
will bo a.ldr essptl to the Ministers shortly on
tho subject.
Atlylces from the russian embassy say TINT
documents have been recgiyed tllure tending
to pruyu tie crtmlNality Of llarIlna,, LII coil-
nectlon with tho Muscuw explosion, aid tlese
papers arU to bv handed To tho French Gov
erli,lent immediately.
TllE ONLY HEMEDr.
Notwithstanding the efforts patlo to render
the attempt on the C1lr's lffo pretoxt for
another holy nlllhtcc, II is gratifying To Oh
serve that altnstst a'l the gruat organs
Of public oplpio1l IN tho Eur,-
pean scapitais concur In saying u,At
there Is but one remedy for tho evils Wttlcl,
affect ltuxsia--tAe granting OF q liberal eUll~
stltrtlou To tts peopl,.. Thus the appeal OF
Ulsmarck's organ for q Congress tn tAaugur-
ate measures Ut general repression toward
the Socialists and Nfh!lists meets with llo ro-
spQnsof except III teartIollary Spain.
ANnTt{Ru AccDiIEr ny THE ExPI, ,03ICN.
, 1880-02-24
I>1lt)tyN ED,


: 8p<<tas Dt.psteA to TAs chicago 111bvnz,
~ DECATUR, ILL.,, Feb. @.-Jolln UlrIrh, aged
0years, father Ut John Utrlcl,, Jr,, one of
CUR Wholesale merchants, was accidentally
drowned III the Hungn,non l,iyor t,,is fore
noon Wills attempting to ford d; ;p,int in q
19ne-t!otse buggy sylIoTe the wnter WAs fifteen
sest Nv, ueup anu running swiftly. The b.hlyWns
ssiEeoSeFsd M tuw minutes, but llfo was OK
unSE ..IE Deceased was native Of Germany,
wfus VIZ came s 70 this place tn 1saS. He leaves q
Hae a'il tlrru gr0wn children.
, 1880-02-24

When suddenly n fearful tGluhntlUI1 WIS
heard, Tho tlvorinr WI. raised ~ by M
earltI,ttakr, tho Eus cxtlrgutsI,.t, a,ul w..
were |uft III Total darkness. At lllo sa,uc
tlu,r n hnrrtt,r ,t,,,t n,,l small NJ 0,,,,v,,v.
.,an =. ,,''.o,',, M,,1... ~. ~, "'.. -
n,',.tT.,."t a,a. III H. '"s ~.
S,1n,, ,var, , ta,n ~ ~. ,it,,n. VIZ
o"n"H "'N,H tIc ulllc H'ta I'LL" 'Gi ultlhel.
liasienetl thltlier Will tic CznrOwEtz and Tie
t|raml J>ukn y'1ntliuIr willis Count Adler
berp, lit tl0n,h ~ l., whit might l,lD,,c,,,
hail l,acls lin tr,,,,,rnr ~, fnn,,,I uiI ,I,o
wim,,n,ys ,'r,,. ,,,,, thn ,ntt, T., r,,t,,s ,tho
,,tnnnr ha,i h,n Ini,.nt tnif NJ, I,,",, fnr
"o. .-,na1 .' @ % ..v'assM @ 1. vi "unl '''
NY af1tvai, Mtd u WIS OWING 70 ms cltcnhl-
Stance ihat '1'e linlMflhI 1nhily 'sad not yot
assetnbletl III Tic d'alhe-hat]."
T1ftlEATESfNG NOTICES.
t'ourko, tlnyernor-Gencral Of st. Peters
Mlrr. tirn. DreuteIn. Chtuf uf tho i1nmria,
1,,,,os ' ~ % a. 'i Wotnr.,n,ra n" ''. ro,a w. J
"'ee ~ ~: AG.stS r. "tsc 'ecetst"
i3saees from tho N}'tilfs: cdinhiittce iiffortn-
lnR them tint tl'oy need t1Dt tro,tbe lhcnl-
selves to make arrangements for MI ilnMtuil-
ttnn on the pccaslo1l of tho Cznr's nl,utyrrs.
ary, ns tho tryntuttontstY nrn prr1mrtnr for
s,,rl, M iII,mtnatio,, ns t,us MT he.,, seer, WI
st,,n. W.,,, f,.,.',,''t Tor,.t ' 'S~'|
S'hcc Se'o n"r.uM lnh"e!
H"vA"Es y: - or n,ri1TnkHM. :,
F!EHSA, rev. @'.-Dlpitherih II raElisR Ut
Central Russia. II llas cnrrtetl of, since last
November, over 4o,uo prrsous II, the pr.,-
v,nrna NJ f.1,nrt,nty ouI 1,n,u,u nlo,,, MI f.,
IL" t,,,,i,i,nrt,'f ~ ,vnit 'rf,na vtii,r"t, 1 ~
i,"vo I'M, nl,,n.t ,i'ai 1T "'Nt ""o'o ''''"se'
''''o ''''''os' "'', Wv. '.,",,. ,
lIA'tIMAsN.
PANS, Feb. gl-'Tl'e Russian Embassy
nrnvt,w thn cri,ninmitw ri Itor,n.n.,n IL rti' ~
iIcGtioi, Will! the Afgscow .exptuslnn, md they
Will ": llai!tltHl to tho French Government
Immediately.
COHTHADlcrE1,.
Sr. pxrEI,sl,1,lu,. Feb. g}.-,f'|.o statement
tint tic officer II, Charge Df tle uaacu xiur,
Inns disappeared Is contrastlrtcd.
THE cyAtt A1,noAn.
Tim fzar t,,tiny visited thc I,uuIowskt mil
ltnrv scjlf,nl In nj n,,.,, sl,.irh. ijc wns r,,
Enthusiastically cheertyi ly tia atutlents md
trnt,!n. w." <''''
'~0''' rnrca,rr1oSAnr.
r,,,,,,>,, r.,i, ~, "a t,,.4o,, .p.,,, CO
";.iM'r., i r.m r,,r,x lint IL 'vG vn,v VI 3n 'ss II;
, 1880-02-24

MEMrli1s, Tcnn., Feb. @.-Wcdncs.lay
night tornado visited Cedar Chapsl, d small
town In Hardin County, sixty miles nUrtll-
east Of Memphis, which did surious tlan,agr,
Blowing Ayay several houses md scrlously
!.h1nrihX a.Yen lH,rsDlIs. TtIreu dwellings
Iook iira during tho storm and burned down.
Loss al cut Sl0.DOD.
, 1880-02-24
INDIA,


NAlI.No.Al, AccInKNT,
CALCUTTA, Frb. &h-lll MI accident OIL tile
Ca,,dullur llntlros,.l, rsar Alltri seven coolEes
wuru killed n,lI four Injured.
AR1IEADE!l.
Chcndrtols. tbs leader OF tho Nunlpa ro-
l,elio,l, hnY beei, lulIs.a.tet! by Ills own fol-
lowers. The head Inns bvall fully identified.
, 1880-02-24

-, "Pss'84 UHSa9eH ~ 1H1 EAttA1o 1f10Vbs,
.ooHrQuE, Ia, Feb. &.-Mary l}nney. wlfo
'. waKo,i,nuksr In East DublquB, WIS &C.
Sn,as!tally na killed willis cutting. down solne
IT, HItSat That was l,lnglng overhead. Tbs kMtfe
@92peu ind entered hIx throat,
, 1880-02-24
ITALY,

IsoME, Feb. ss.TT!The Italian Government
Offers three prizes, amounuaE to $3.50. fnr
, 1880-02-24

Will PAY \ RANSOM.

WILL PAY \ HANSON.
CoNsrANrlNupLE, Feb. sA.--lt Il unt,cr-
stoott TINT the Englsh Foreign Oftice Is will
ing to lny reasonable ruusonl for Cul.
Synge ai,d wife, now held by brigatnls near
Su1unlca.
CHEAT FINE.
LoSpoN, Feb. 23.-Tlse Shlntlnrl's Ma.lritl
dispatch ntsil1llllces that intelligence llas
been received frol lrlpnll thut 1850 houses
llAye lecn lestrNyvtl th0to By Hoods.
, 1880-02-24

SENATORIAL t:t.ECrtON

SENATORIAL Et.ECrtON.
l'At,ts, Fob. aGs.-Jol,n I.c1nolne, edLtor ol
tho Juul1utl t'es pc'Alts, was t0-tlay elected
sr,ntor fur ilfa. lie seee!yul l4a Votes
Ninety-ilvc were thrown uKalnst him, vt
wllirl, tho greater number were bnnks, ,wl'ilo
nllnut twenty wcra for yarl0us other callai-
dates, .
ArPn1yEN.
The Chamber Vt Deputies has approved
ilie Convention hetweel Frnuca md the
United States for tho exchange Of postal r..
lttsttnNeeB,
COUNCIL, or EDUCATION. 3
The ClA,nl,.r OF Deputies AtlOptcd q bill
recsI,tgtllUl!pg tho Superior Council IT Edit
cation, with the Sellatr's modification.
, 1880-02-24
"TE1b rfAt7 II rdNl, TIC f!UItt IA blIic,
| wullll1ti't kuEn nov tf WAs yt,ll.


AJAX my utl tluctur IT Hoy, llttcrB arc not tho
lcgt fatl!ly lnedteinn 0t, citrth. Sou notce.
, 1880-02-24
FDkh%CE.

PARIS, Feb. 23.-1'ls lrtsl, lleIlef Commit
tee, CONFUSED exclusively Of ltoya'ixts and
l,onuparlssts, numbering forty, appeal to the
Press Committee to dIsclatm political i.lt.-
ttyes, and sny they will undertake to divide
tho Ti,ul letwm'l tie two committees alld
the Irish Bishops.
, 1880-02-24
IRELAND.

IRELAND.
RELIEF CONTlslNUrlOSS.
Dun1.lN, FeB. aA-'rle Mansion 1f0uso IT,
lief Co,nul!tteu contributions t0 lato nlllouht
to Ell, SOL,
, 1880-02-24
x1UltA{3E,

c71iNAGK Ft'it FufNlTultK, HUGHES. E1t'.,
. GHr,tsesI ll bt1L III ciLy Advances ut lVN rAtCs.
j. Z. u. iANAY, w Wvst Muurta.sL
, 1880-02-24

~<.
LlliEN.I. HENAltu WIl.t. NE PAID Nv lin.
- tutnlns oySFc.as ana u.iss tAken Fun II slat1"
! lsr In MtvlCkEH'A TllEATAE. buNuAf
IL sYGntlA. Fsa. H. vs uH GGtltsun.st ehst III GGt+
tuHs rAF4.Ar. IN car, haek Jenttf bua. csJIIs
tAiltnK two lIAdk Vrcngs Mid GAF with naIA4 MID
ruaideheo " ownur. Huturn and rectlSu ts"urd.