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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01

Have Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry al
ways at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis
Whooping Cough, Group, Influenza, Consumption and
all throat and lung complaints. soc. and 81 bottle
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01

THANKSGIVING DAY-Governor Farm
ham has appointed thanksgiving. Thurs
day Nov. 25th.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01

1t is believed at the Treasury Depart
ment that within a short time the secret
service force will have possession of all
the counterfeit legal tender and National
Bank plates from which the dangerous
and very accurate counterfeit notes have
been printed. Having secured the en-
graver of these plates, Charles Fl. Smith,
the agents of the treasury feel reasona.
bly, certain that all the plates will be
found and destroyed, and the circulation
of counterfeit notes stopped.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01
New Lot Stove Oil ClOth'
IN THE
LATEST PATTERNS.

Samples of all other kinds of Carpets that can sell
at the lowest prices. have Tapestry Carpet that
can sell for SI00 per yard. If you want anything in
the Carpet Furniture line call at my store and you
can see and buy it at less price than at any other
store in Vermont. Yours Truly,
CT. PERCIVAL
Rarton Nov l 1880.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01

DENVER, Col, Oct. 30.-A Trinidad
special says: The President and party
passed here on special train tonight.
The President says that the Republi-
cans will carry California and Oregon,
and all the Northern States, and that
he is going to Ohio to vote for CART
and Arthur
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01

KEENE, N. H., Oct. 29.-The rotary
bleach and boiler in g. & G. A. Robert
sons paper mill at Hinsdale N. H.,
burst this morning. One man was kill
ed. The mill was completely ruined.
Loss about $4,000; insured. The
man killed was Elbridge G. Blackmer,
who leaves a large family. George Le-
land and Fred Fields were seriously
hurt. All the chimney and the south
part of the mill were blown to pieces
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01

The tobacco crop of the Connecticut
Valley is very good, and though destined
to vanish in smoke, or to be snuffed, or
to be chewed up, in will not be the less
profitable to the growers. New Eng
lands tobacco, this year is said to be
all excellent.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01

The Peruvian syrup has cured thousands who
were suffering from dyspepsia, debility, liver COM
paint boils humors female complaints, etc Pamphlets
free to any address. Seth W. Fowe Sons, Boston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01
ESTATE OF JOHN BAGLEY.
lEniSSiOneFSs Notice.

The undersigned. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Orleans.
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the
tate of John Bagey late of CTatsbury in said District
deceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto,
hereby give notice that VIII meet for the purposes
aforesaid, at the dwelling house, the premises
lately occupied by said John Bagley in SAID Crafts
bury, the 18th day of November and 10th
day of March next from o'clock. a. m, until 5
O'clock p. m each of said days. and that six months
from the 9th day of September A D. $780, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to present
their CLAIMS to US for examination and allowance.
dated at Craftsbury this lit day of Oct A D. 1880.
WYRAM WYLIE, c,;ss;r
o45 WV. MILES, Oo'iuissioheiS'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01
Liberation Notice.

This certies that have given my son. WALLACE
G. STILES, his time during the remainder of his
minority, and shall claim of his wages and pay
none of his debts hereafter
HORACE STILES.
Albany, VT, Nov /, 1880.
GEO. III. BLAKE, Witness. 4+46
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01
FARM FOR SALEi
THOMAS SMITHS ESTATE.


The well known farm belonging to the estate of
Thomas Smith. situated in Greensboro about three
miles from the village will be sold at Public Auction
Thursday. Nov Is, 1880 at the home place. Said
farm contains III l-2 acres viii keep Is COWS and
team. Buildings good Well watered, water never
falling at house and barn.
II. f. SMITH, Administrator
Greensboro, Oct. 23, 1880. 44-46
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01
The prospect for the Republicans i'm

The prospect for the Republicans i'm
proves day by day, as the election draws
near, and the effect of their thorough
and efficient canvass in the closer States
becomes apparent. In Maine, the coal
itlon no longer has hope of success.
New Hampshire Republicans, who know
the ways and strength of their oppo-
nents, are confident of victory. The
current of opinion in Connecticut is ia
vorable to the Republicans, and they
have no fear of defeat. The Republi-
cans of New York, hopeful from the
start, are now receiving so many aces
slons that no well-informed Democrat
in that State expects that Gen. Han
cock will receive its electoral vote. In
New Jersey SO many mechanics are
| leaving the democrats that the Repub-
licans have a well-grounded confidence
of success. The Indiana Republicans
expect to hold in November what they
gained in October. The Democrats
have had hopes that they might carry
Colorado, and one or more of the Pacific
States, but since the October elections
there is little doubt that they will be
solid for General Garfield. Even in
the South the Republicans expect to
carry North Carolina and Florida, and
may outvote the Democrats in South
Carolina and Louisiana, though they
have no expectation that in either Of
those States will there be an honest
count. The indications are now thai
the South will give its solid vote
vote made solid by intimidations and
fraud-for Gen. Hancock, and the
North its united vote for Gen. Garfield
| -TT3bu3le
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01

The dyspeptic. bilious. tickle in appetite and want
ing in strength take Malt Btters.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01

Revenue receipts on Saturday, Oct.
%, S1,lO4, 85524.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01
Superior in Stock, Fitald Durability.
REASONS WHY
Denham's Pat. Shirts
ARE PREFERRED TO Any
OTHER.

FIRST.-The PATENT BOSOM bending at the
6exlble section unsttched to the shirt body below
the vest opening, presents smooth and graceful
appearance where exposed to view making 1t the best
fitting Bosom Shirt IN the world
SECOND-We have overcome the difficulty COM
planned of that Shirts break away in the muslin along
the upper sides of the bosom. y our Patent Yoke
the Shirt where most needed, without interfering
with the it of the garment.
OUR THIRD PATENT supplies a demand for
Yoke Shirt faced on the back giving additional
strength yet retaining the REFUSED iullness between
the shoulders and leaving it comfortable under the
arm. Shirts sent by m I'll when required. postpaid,
receipt Of price, 81.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01

And is in excellent condition for business. 1t
tains four sets of stones, merchants bolt for grind
ing western wheat. three other large bolts smut
mills, and everything necessary for fIstclass MILL
The mill was rented during the years 1S77-S-9 for
5000 YEAR. 1t is situated in an excellent
farming and dairy locality where the farmers feed
large quantities of grain, and raise great amount of
wheat. The mill is noted for its excellent wheat
grinding apparatus and has always commanded a
heavy run of custom. The of country that nat
urally gets its grinding done at this mill is not less
than 40 SQUARE MILES. The mill has usually
done a very profitable business III selling western
-four, grain and feed, and any party desiring a good
mill in of the best localities in Northern Vermont
will do well to examine this one Address or call on
GEO. w. JENNESS, Administrator
Barton, Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01

We find this in magazine. 1t is
easy to try it. and if it is what it claims
to be, anybody with an aching tooth
will thank us for printing it, "The
worst toothache, or neuralgia coming
from the teeth, may be speedily ended
by application of a small bit of clean
cotton saturated in strong solution of
ammonia to the defective tooth. Some
times the sufferer is prompted to mo-
mentary nervous laughter by the appli-
cation; but the pain has disappeared"
just before visiting the menagerie
Johnny had a passage at arms with his
young aunt who assisted at his toilet,
and with whom he few into rage.
Arrived at the menagerie, Johnny was
immensely interested by strange for
eign animal with long, 1.-THE body.
What animal is that, mamma ?" he
asked. sit is called an anteater. my
son. After long silence: Mamma,
can't we bring Aunt Mary here some
day ?"
"Why don't he come when the moon
is full ?" is the first line of sentiment
al poem. We can only conceive two
substantial reasons why he don't. The
first is, that probably it is not his de-
sire, and secondly, it is possible he is in
the same condition the moon is.
The man who has money in the bank
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01
Boston Wholesale Produce M arket
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR,
II HTRR RD

Jobbing and Commission Dealer in Butter, Cheese.
Flour, Lard, Eggs, Beans. Dried Apple, &c,
81 Johu Street, Boston, Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01
GRIST MILL
FOR SALE !.
THOROUGHLY REPAIRED

The Grist Mill in Glover Village is offered for sale
N reasonable terms. possession given at once. The
, 1880-12-02

TILL SILVER QUESTION.
BERLIN. Dec. lit ~ believed Bismarck Is
not at present disposed to tlecitlu betwecr tho
plans which hayc been suggested fur employ
lug tho stock uf silver now tyai!altc fiji Gur-
nlany-nau!cly: that The 1mpcra! Mint sltnultl
striko small silver coEns In tho proportion iof
nine t,larks per head Of the population. ur
tlat talcr pIcces he continued In circulation.
DECLINES,
Tho report tint tlst, Emperor md bismarck
tried to persuade llohcn1ullo 10 ass,,lnr
Charge Of foreign niFnfrs Is confirmed uo-
hehlolle declined on private grounds.
FINANCE.
Dis1nnrck Intends to CONC 10 Berlin before
Christmas to direct the preparation of lne,p3.
ures to be submitted to the Bundcsratl re-
luttng to fnnncc, and taxntlau bills affecting
tho commercial policy of the Empire will bo
reserved for tic now IsGitllstnE. Il, which tho
Government expect to tuyc i1lore plEable
majority.
D1rL0NAT1C.
Prince 1Iol,culol,e, t;ertnnn Ambassador
to france, goes to parIs Wednesday,.
, 1880-12-02

Convention At I'ssllnsinpo,lt.
Enfefut JttnHtth to TAf thtt,1o Tribune.


IxblAHAroLIs, lnll,. Doc. l.-Ahout Il hundred
ttrlnnkcrs vt IMilanR mot In convention
here to-Iay, with tho President, J. 7. HtrlnKur,
or KokOn,o III Tho ehar. a,ltt 1"litl fnncy, ut In
tlIaslApolIs, Secretary. Thu rresilunt stats s1,o
purposes Of the Convention, und rcpurtUt upnn
tho work Ut tho year ~ Il l.,..l fallen under Ills
tlotIcc. Thu humber III tho t!lo-fnakIus os,nh-
ltshtncnts III Tho Stnte IL nbuNt 40h Ito alsunp-
painted tho following Committee OIL Program:
]. j. ". I!tng4ley, Ut fptltnual, His; j. H. lt,ll-
rim, NJ Newark. O.: str. Morrison. of viucetltscs;
f. +, Smith, af suncIc; uni ltntHrt lstt1gwu.. uf
A,uboy. During tho ecssIotl, wllIrh c,'nttuHcs
oyer t0-ulurtuw, tho cntiru subject nj farm
drainage n,ll tic beat all cheapest methods fur
manufacturing lilo Will ho discussed. "Tho
best and ulost economical kiln fur tile, nr lIlu
una brlck.'' WIS thu h,!y aI!Icstlnn tnnu4Et m,
for discussion tu-tay, ar. ". +. franklin lnktnH
tho aad. i tettnr WIS reHtl from SIR. rH,llts.
to wl,oIn lllu subject WINS Alotte''. giving hx OIL
seryntiu!ls ut tlle-nuktnH ani 1Falntng IN Eli.
Klut,.l. whurr E,e IL ntbW visiting.
Tt-1..tlrruw nfter,tHn thu Htv. o. i. burgess.
President Ut Huitur uniyuratty, uddrusdcs thu
iaItlyhntlGtt.
, 1880-12-02

ST, Louis, lice. 1.--Tto 1t. Lnuis si!nInR and
stnck I;xcI,l.ngO bnyaN operations this 1Es,rn!hg
Thuru wl.s III attcnnllre :1f over forty u,ei,,.
ters. TIC o.,cors ut the ESchanaa aso: Ja.uns
I3.kar, l'rcsI.iaut; Thun,ns Ncllas0n. v,ee-prcs-
I,Ee,It; i, r. IHIe!turt, Ircasurur; anl Tho.nas
". IiernulIs Secretary. THIS ID tho first instttll.
tim established IN th!s city for tue special psr-
poso VI .callt8 In nsUlng Stocks. Calls will ulso
b. lls.ed on t.Hul bunk, Insurance. stroet.rall.
way, and i,tlns1rial trrjAnntlon Blncks, III alsn
an Guvernn,tnt. StMtv. a.nl city bo,.ls. ~
tllu VlpI,,x Ut. tho proceedings tu-lIAy tho
Secretary. Mr, tlcns.lua, u,lnu,Isiecs thU rules
wltch would Htyurn tra1saosio,ls, unit
BtMtvI lE,At tptiyertGa wero tu ha ,tla.lu by ~
uruuk II. III. tr lilU day tultawtlx tito sae. MI,
ts.ul u Gull for Il ,llargin enulst i,u nue wllrsl-
ever thtEp wns doubt enterts!it'u.l ut delivery.
fl1r0 wis II tiyciy deslte manifested To Invest
tjnrla
, 1880-12-02

ltAtuNtf II hSSUNs
PARIS, fire. 1.-uanbrt,a .as not thought
ut to consult the Chnmi,er Of Deputies rc-
gaittnR DalIsiry tl4tssol,1 letter asklue tint
the Clnnlber be requested 10 sanction pr1-
cectll1lKs under Art. ut 0f tilo PENAL colo
against tho President. Vice-Prcslent, u,nl
t2ucstors fur arbitrarily placing Him untler
unrest Nov II. GNnt!ptta considers Tho lo,-
TER MI nggrayatiun Ut uaudry spAsson's cot,.
duet.
sESTEScED.
Nine. Stontlfonti, Il we'l-known writer, las
BEEN sentenced by default to six months inl-
prtsonmelt and h03 francy llnc Tor uirenses
against public morals.
w1rtin,,AwE.
Tho ifdrScttldtse, tic Socialist pnper,
which pFopnsch subscription tu my tic
alnes Imposed III Tho Dn Csscy case. Inns
withdrawn tho list on account Ut Its being
illegal.
TO nj: rEnrOuuEp
Tho Chambers will bD lrorogucd OF, tic
e0tfs Inst, ald reasseM11e OIL tho 1lth of jan
uary.
+ The managers Of tho vnio,t ncwspaper
have brrli sentenced to pay Il fine Of roo
francs for insulting The Tribunal OF Conflicts.
r.tptt. PROTEST..
Tho 1'apai Nunc10 l,1s communicated 10
Darthclemy st. 11itnErc, Minister Of Foreign
Aifnirs, n note containing n fresh protest
against tic religious tlccrccs, which renders
tho maintenance Ut Desprez rs Ambassador
Of Frnnco Mt tic Vattrnn impossible.
, 1880-12-02
1tE4AT 1sIll.rAIN.

Lnxno,. AatAT1C.
aey, A".'..."c. A. ."c. l.-i.aycoek's IS friends In Syl-
tuu,rI,,' =. have Scnt eabEu dispatch MI
Aa in ".14 1'" llley lux! tepusltetl ISU to aid
slh IIs"'su's ~ lila Btuke III Eis match
ls. '"''' e''1 thu. lnure luoney will fol-
lss,bi"a ~ WISHES tlat the title to tue ct,arl-
1s.oaln ,..a W. wolld be contested for III
Ntlli;m =. TO PARLIAMENT.
ap,trI.''." ."a!t'l'onr, Liberal, l.as been elect
1i.s IL m ~ " Parliament FROM Car.,vyv1,-
kiattus,,' ' " n1u J., sacalluy caused by tie al,-
.k.Iu,I''a.o' W watkins Williams ~ uuo Ut
A.alun,. u. 't'c Court ut Quucl's Bench.
9s'eate1 u. j. Ellis Manney. Con-
, 1880-12-02

MURDERER JY NATIVES,
SAN FRANCISCO. Cat., Dee. 1.-From tho
Sydney TIcrtlhl OF tho It'll Ut November: The
'Driganttne Borealls, wt,tr sucking harb0r ut
Urn, near AIaIata, Solomon Group, was MT
tackled by natives. Or the crew live whites
md ono Ftjiun were killed. Capt. Mckcn-
zie, Government Agent, md a boats crew
wlIo were ashore at'tha time, pulled n dis
tanco Of forty miles to procure mid. Tllrco
other vessels returned und recaptnrctl the
vcssul. The names Of tho murdered crow
arc: Daniel Csccmer, mate; James Natfler-
wood ard William kcrshaw, sgaslien; Will
lain Mckenzie, tho Captains son; and Will
linn lluntley, apprentice. Steward Gc0rgo
tu conceal himself till the ycssrl was rutnken,
when two natlya mei,, Il woman, alN II buy,
were captured a1id taken lU LcDrka
The natives Of 1tewn completely wrecked
tho residence Of Mrs. Williams, Mt SumatIs.
Sl,o narrowly escaped with lsrr life.
The cutter Itlaho, Capt. Mcmillan. was re-
cruitlng labornt Island Santr. Natives board.
ell her under tho preteHse Of engaging for
labor, nntl, III the nbsunro Of the bHat's crow
to tho shUre, tolnNhawked tho Captain nlid
tile natiye crew remaining Oil b0arl, except
two. who got below, obtained mushcts, ntMl
drove tho iuurterers overheard. The boat's
crpw was attackel ut tho salnu time, md aIl
but two were killed. Tl.csa rcncIled the cut.
ter ind sailed aWny. Tho shooting Ut sotno
natives, and the runntng-tluwn Of some Gu
noes about three months ago, aro thu CAUSES
Of tho attack. .
Tho natives arc armed with many modern
weapons, obtained from Queensland, nil1
grow daily moro dangerous md lnsolent.
Trauers tlssest no ones llfo Is snfa amongst
the isl,ulds, nor will l,e 50 until there il n
rattIcnl cl.ango IN tho absstrl regulations,
which llaye no.lrishol contempt In tile natiyo
mind for the EnElisli flng.
, 1880-12-02
!, Tho only Means OF Avoid
- Ing an Immediate con-
tlict.
:..u,,rck Comedies Several Addi-
t;onat Points on the Silver
Question.
-,v;np Out Of tho Recent enforcement
Of the Religious DEGREES.


FIRE.
n,nrty. Dec. 1.--Tll0 !lnuse Of the Sisters
Il Vrrey IN Tuam, County Galway, WINS
trstyoyei By ll1o s1I!s lnossilng.
SAIL: or .A':,ts.
1oxnoy. DEE, LA telegram from Water
,,ni h 4 Dnbl,n newspaper says: Arms arc
k,ne aid 10 I'M extraordinary extent, nud
IA ghv1e county Is armed to tho teeth.
Thu nrlsoners from four counties will be
h,onrh, 10 Waterford Moltlay next for trinl.
iariudlnc tue men charged with the murder
II I}oyd. Disturbance Is possible.
LEFT Fon ENGLAND.
DrpLty, Dec. l.-l}uycott l1as quit tho co,1n-
t,y for England, gnllig sooner tl,h, lie in-
tuded to, Al lletecelyeIl threatening letter
+, the hotel in this city wllero llo WIS stay"
FOLLOWED ny a MOr'.
{oypos, Dee. LA ttlspatcl, from Dublin
~, Boyco,. syas followed to his hotel re-
tfa,ly by furry hooting rouglls. rho pro-
prtetor of The hotel received threatening
litter warning him not to keep Boycott III
Mhouse.
MIST nE: FAIR.
Al FLEA Of packing II jury or practicInE
lny nntairness II Tic trayGrsers Is out Of the
,ses.ou, owing to tic system Of selecting tho
pIy .-
MICHEL.
seYeml French journals state that the AMI
acs,Esl Communist, L0,lisn Michel, las been
pkul BY the 1.anll I4eague to show herself
nthelr meetings In Galway.
rnI,rt NsyfI1t ~, rtrfnf1y
IlGDt1y, Ilrc. 1.-Dr. Myers has been
iecied Lord Mayor OF this city for 1851.
, 1880-12-02
AGRICULTURE.
Doings Of the Interstate Conven.
ton at Springfield Yester"
day..
An Effort to Scctlre Uniformity
ailu Reliability III Crop
IscpUrts..
Paper On tho General Management
of State Agricultural Fairs.

speftal Dt,pateh 10 Tat Chteo1o Tribune.
apR1stlrtEi1, H., f)cc. j.-1ho Interstate
Agricultural Convention fcynn It's eccnsld days
sess!of ut tho rron,s nf the Stutc department Of
Agriculture this morning. A1nDnK tic pr0tnI'
ncnt representatives 0f tho agricultural inter-
csts Of their respective StAtcs LII AttenhAnco
wGro Henry r. Sample, Vlre.1'rtshtent. Atex
hcr0n. Secretary, ind III. X. r. ljf,wn, ur tl,d
Indiana Sato i!onrtt ut ARr!ctil1Mre: +. u.
Wing. ircsttlcnt. ". /. Chamberlain. Secretary,
D.. u. 'ut'c Treasurer. Lee Wes'z, II. fukcr, q.
Smith. md $. !. WoolIcy, t'hlo stato uonrd Of
Agriculture; ]. X. Iiu'spn, :rcr"tnry, and
Col. II. e. IT., clutr yilc-s'rcsIdcnt, Knnsas
stHse t,unrt' OF Agrlcultur; Clinton
Dahbltt, Wisconsin stute Agricultural So
cInsy: r. f.. isrnekwny. cc.prcsidcnt
lowM State Jloard OF 1tgrfs'ilturc: luscph Short
fc'tgs, President Pennsylvania statc coitexe: u.
Il. Ui1thnn Aiton. vsco.Ircs[dont, $. n. Fisher.
Secretary Illnds Static Iamral of Agriculture;
:. r. X. Prime. Of Dwight; II. c. lalnscrinnn,
President Mudlson County Fasmcrs' Club. I'd.
wardsvIo.
The objects Of The Convention wcro set forth
tn tho tiHper fchf1 ut the nrcn!tlY session Inst
evening by sccrrtnry C'atns'cr!nItt. u( Ohn.
wflloh eitlted attention 10 thu nccrsstty nj innre
uniformity III thu tnetl.Gnis employed by tho
Statp lhmrts of tho different Htutts. Tho writer
showed tAnt, IN Onr Suite i'oartis Of AEr'cnlt-
Urn grow ,p un'lcr dItfcrrhs conditions. they aro
diverse III tt,n.y Respects. a. oltr Suites hnvo
grown older. tl.ey haye bucU,ne H,Urc like cuch
nther. Can orr ltt,irls he t,ute inoru tariHo-
nas In nct!Un ahs! t1o tnrver a1u tt.s>re 6cnc~
tIcicnt work by such uninuY IT Is ,lot to bo
presumed that any onc N.tard bus found tho
best lnct,ds In Mi rcsprrts. lfcstco VIC urc all
stire to be gntncrs by IL friendly comparison 1T
Views. Mr.. ChHMberlain explained h nw III slch-
iEa'I fur UrHanizationt d. thu "!rls prnptrly
tnluffEinE to Il uGtMtttlellt Of Agriculture. III
SlitStn flk(tttt IA l$JnFN k{tlfrIur1liu1.
, 1880-12-02
TURKEY.

L u lkkk II
TIE ATROCITIES OF slIEtK AnDULLAH.
coysTASrlStpLE, Dec. 1.-The Persian
HlnIster, MnlsfnkI,an, Inns sent the Porte
aspattculars Of the atrocities committed
,1Skeik Ab1ul!Atl, anu demands Ills punIsh-
aeat
sHEEi-sTEALEna.
Abody Of Albanl'Ins "llftcd" 1850 Mon
taes'n sllrcp. Montenegro protested, but
& Porto declined the responsibility.
a coScltlAToHr ATrlTU1,E.'
VIENNA, Use. 1.-'fhu nyerturcs of tho
Turkish Minister Mt Athens have not been
kFesed, hut, M II condition for opening
tEular negotiations, Greece has asked Tur-
~ TO make II positive proposal. THIS con-
saatoEy attitude Is tho effect of tho ,lnwIli-
esasss Of thu Powers to resort to force In
hfes Of Grsecc, alld tho small response OIL
SaepaTt Of Tie inllnhitants of 'Tl.essaly and
ttfas to tic Grcck attempt 10 form q
la4lneer corps.
MEETING IN LONDON.
LoSDoS, Dec. lat meeting Of tho COM
1SWe 1's III 1usthcrance OF tho Greek cause, at
nNlls' rooms Ills afternoon. the Earl Of
I'sepeFy pres!ltnE, resolutions were passcd
nahs the British Government to nuke
neaaeas Efforts to assure tho cess!on OF tho
sxn1ofy recommended by tho Conference.
n!teFs nE' OF sympathy were received fron. tho
puse p OF Westminster, Lord Aberdeen, tho
a,4'Ss Of Exeter, Manchester, and Oxford,
~ nearly thirty nscullrrs uf TarIialnent,
W. rtot. Max MILLER, Herbert Gladstone,
Mothels.
1ltSsttItCK's PLAN.
, 1880-12-02
SETTLED.


sptftai Dttrdteh 10 The Chft1oo T+tbnna.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,. Dec. 1.-The Ctr Treasury
ship cnntcst to-dny catnc tn n compacto untl 'lnnl
settlement. Mr.. 1cttfu*a. nfter seven n'Duths Ut
waiting. t1ns scc,1rc,1 possession, md this evcn'
Ing TRIUMPH Hunnuncns TINT ha hHs abandoned
t!lr 1rn 1T appealing to tile .jupicmu Court. Mr.
Ht'sf1tsA Aas I'Hh! tho clerks who have served
during the t,,st seveu months In full. Tic drew
ihn nancy to.tny. fnr which or,lrrs hnvo frnm
itin,th t. mtnlth tnas!o ont Tor TINT ttfrln,s Mr
.irwt,IK his t,.stfcn If Nov. u, In which ho said
he sho,li claim tho aalary and cicrk.hIre.
, 1880-12-02

BNeta1 Hspat6 10 TIC Cklea2o 7fl50ne.
FAIR pnIKlE, H.. nec. l.-Onv huntlEci and
NIFTY 1niucrs III tho rnpIny Ut tho Fort l1o4igu
coai Cnnlpnuy sirl,rk to".lny for an ,.dvu.1co
from 81 to SI.Id per ton. Tho operators ref,so
to cnlIcos1e tho a;ancy. at.l VIII put nugroes In
thu nnts II tho ,non atNy DNt. Il IL hupt,l Tho
u,Iuers will yrt cunrl,tao to w.'rk ut lhe nil
wnHsa. THO Furt ,olsa CnaI Company supplies
tho Illinois t'dnlruI 4nl aot,x City & n. Paul
ltuat.s with fuel, n,ltl II ktnpTIxu nf lhu MIIles
help viii hHtst atnIt nus,.lpAs IN tilnsa l1H0s fur
, 1880-12-02

Cuticura 1ictnedlcs are prepared by Weeks &
Potter. Chemists and nruEEists, $50 Wns1lingt OIL
st.. ilstnil. md Aro for sale By nll Druggists,
70 Ernts: llrge l,oxes, 81: Cntiu,irn H.snircnt,
tho now n!nMl Furillcr. VI per bottle: Cutsc.lrst
tiedcinn! Toilet Soup, = cunts: Cntlcurl Me-
tllchnl SlilvtNr Snap. 15cents; In tAlfs for p4r-
burs And lHrHc consumers, h1cunt4.
NJ xIH 1ndtlh.f frfe Oh receipt u prfce.
, 1880-12-02
ScrOftliQ,

scnorCrA.-1fon. Vim. TnylDr, nostnn, Stntc
n hunlnr uF tho face mid sc1llp thar bud beer,
trcnted d,,ns:,cccssfully for twelve ycnrs uy lnnty
cinlists. It's wrli nj EMropcaIf authorities. lie
sayss ~ have boon a. clnted with my sIcccsafllI
u.e Of the CutIrura tcile1inB tllat hnve stUppci
uipn IN tho street to tell them Ut my case.'