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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
ELLENYILLE DOING HER DUTY.
A TOWN IN WHICH EARLY RISING AND WORKING
LATE APPEAR TO BE The RULE SYSTEMATIC

A TOWN IN WHICH EARLY RISING AID WORKING
LATE APPEAR TO BE The RULE SYSTEMATIC
woEk GOING on.
ELLENvILLE, n. Y, Aug. 23-Reports from
many places the state the political outlook are
appearing every day In THE tribune but THIS one OF
the most Garfield and Arthur towns in the
State, has not rs yet been heard from Never within
the remembrance OF natives Of hs place have Re
publicans been thoroughly aroused and confident.
There IS here a Garfield and Arthur CLUB with 400
no led members, including several former Democrats
There IL nicely furnished cubTOOm for the Of the
party and II s open every evening Every Friday night
club meetings held and speeches made by local
Last Friday evening the club was addressed
by Morris Deponai. prominent and Influential gentle
man. Since 1872 Mr. Dcponai has acted with the Demo-
Gratis. but he has now become alarmed Wade IIamp-
tons declarations and the demonstrations OF other
Southern aud he has returned to the party of his
first Auxiliary CLUBS been formed throughout
the town. and the party s 10 general systematically
gained.
There is large company OF Boys IN Blue here also.
and other companies are process Of forming. Last
Monday large banner bearing the portraits and names
GARFIELD and Arthur, wi Appropriate INSCRIPTIONS
wac flung to the bretZe. GA Thurfdnv next "A meeting
will held IN the nrghb boring village OF NapanOch aud
VIII be addressed by the Rrv Dr. IugersOn, BrOOklyn
class-rate Of General Garfield, Is spending part
Of tlc summer ~ his place.
Ine Democrats have heretofore taken pride IN calling
tins the banner OF stcr County. This fan every
evidence u gwen OF handsome majority FOR Galleid
aud Arthur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.

ALL RAIL LINE for Perm Am5o-. So1tl Am5ly Ia,
avian keypor, Hazct Md etO~n. Red Bank Little gsr
g. anchpoTf Long BTACa, E.OefoD. IDEAL B.lc. Oce.,
Crvp As1ury PlrN. 0celn Beach spring ftle = CO.
POINT Pleasant Tons River. Bareeai ttlntc Cty 80
Leave NcE-l OH foot 81 Librrys G.iJ 1.t5 iili
a. N 1870. 3.3D. 4, %. 3. q p. N.
Tor Atlantic CITY, l.3O D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
FOR rREXfoS h 1I'6i PiniiLoSS5iELPHrA

ror, rt - ~ 'ts'i n ~ ~; r-r,,
leave fp@ nom otauDn C. r. H. u y j. loot Of Lib
,Icr station corner 81 n ani c,eeas. at cl5 1852
day ar - N $50 aui = J.. u4
II ~ a m ~ - j:31 p m. ON snn1y Il 3'P n.
F m. 10 @gq o 80 = D. M saa,y a, III;
Fciurnms trains VIII leave Philadelphia for VevYorc
From station rnade gl9l and heaang H2lIoi'. corner
q 5:I5 $40. 7l5. - H. on suudsy. $3.50 a m; $50
From rhrd aud Berkssts at .. $50. 800 asj. Ilana
~ 81 Pr On, ~. 10 p ~. Sunday a, $50 L. p m
Tom Trenton, Warren aud ruckeTsts l-5 except Non.
DAYS, 6, 40 800 1910 1880, a. m S1j -il as 6ll
mkt, or sac at loot Of Li0erIyst No, la 25 IOI
Az CONT - ard Hpnr fs Jevsr W6arf sro,sD
New Yok Transfer Compa'y Dodds hypfess WI al lor
ApptatoE can be made At ~ and 5.5 Br,advAy sld -
sie "a, aye Conn new "a I he M selaSs '
BALD"lN- q eneial passens-r AgaL
FOR N0RWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
P m' 35i-st; F. F. r. . N IARs, IS GES,Is
NEW,YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
trains VIII leave GIaoi Central Depot' po.,....,
Patsburs. Adams and Monr5al with through dFawns
$50 a. ~. Saratoga specal
l03Ga n Chicago and Western Express Dmw.ngrOon
car TO Canandai a. Rochester AID 3ualo
LOO a d. eAprrs; to Aibanl ara Troy WITH Connections
$50 m. saratoga SPECIAL
400 ,. m. AID ana Troy Express.
ST Louis running through every day IN The week sJ sleep.
irr Tor Buffalo Toledo and Detroit. Gui 10Y AOlrAl
ceptlug sunday uight, via Saratoga
@ fse hxpre,s eay Win 1Hs ' 4sp3 faT ,,
and chicago CLAYTON Utica. and Watertown VA
coop N FAST Express for sfoutrea Rochester and corn
ing. VIA sleeping cars 10 Geneva IsocAetcE s1a
Montreal Adams -, y
I'd D. IN. Night Express with sleeping cars 70 AoaJ
Troy , a.,
cofrs Express Ocs Pars place ana 80 ani a. bTOaL
wav Nrw-Yors, aud 333 Wdshmetous., Brooklyn
J. NJ lOUCEi. Cen sap. C. H. NJ hhkEA Cen Passt Ag;
NORWICH LINE
~ 4, Boston, " lcester Portland AMI the White aoln
tons wa Ne or on--teaners eaye Pier No Az Nora
M ..I. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
GT0NlNGTON LINE.-For Boston and all

steamer ,rDNINGlON leaves Tuesdays. Thurslav, and
SataId.,H and the TATE D5 Nv Itlthun Non
G1y Wrcne.i,r ind FrAfy-. Pier 3D. Norta River
foot OF Yst ~ D. special limited tickets BOSTON
-oll line GOOD ONIl day and rip FOR
which tvi .cUra nllclacd t.elr face Freight
taken a. lpNtFf cirrrat rflt~ d. ;. Bah IOCk Pres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
I FUTGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

IL PASSENGER TRANS. an after June :. 1880, will
deLots Of CCr,andt seSt At L 40 an
p. and 6jO p IN. Ion tason, Bethlehem. Allentown
Feaoiuc, Nauth thnh. WI~eSoaTre. Tow auaa, Wavery
Ithaca Geneva, Lyons. Buffalo nj tho west Pullman sleep
ing coaches atta he'd Ia $50 IN. tram.
Trains TAO III. Z. m. connect Tor all
POINTS IA MShGunv aud Nazc ton c'al T, e10ns.
F.B BYINGION, General fRs,cng or gent,
General Eastern Cfice corner hun. 4 ana Cortiaudss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
DROYIpENCE line TO BOSTON.

4 VIA PROVIDENCE D!H.rE
a FULL NIGHTS K49f ONLI ~ MILES OF RAIL.
FikSrCaAs~ APPROPRIATIONS ONLY.
TIE iavorl,e -tcameis
MASSACUUStl Is AND RHODE ISLAND
baY leund1y exec ted from Pier % North River foot
Naircf-st. at p.
so I'm, rmriide ard ncs between New York Prov.
dtnce Pa ngcre .tflFe In Boston a = =
at" tCNtts Il sos 3nl 49,
3t- brDV.ay. AMI NetroD irtn Finn Hotels
NcW- OrS ant "5J washing Jnst broOdiyn Ilckcta
also sod % I'LL puncl. hotels and tcaot oulDes an0
One, OF "e'cot Express COMPANY FresAt taken &C oT'
rates.
/. ". tLKGys. b ;. BABCOCK,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
The REPUBLICANS OF SULLIVAN COUNTY
LIBERTY, Sullivan County, Aug. 23.-The

Liberty, SULLIVAN COuHty, mug. %O.- ne
Republicans Of this village organized Garfield and
Arthur Cab Friday night. The meeting was called t.
order by George II. Carpenter. who briefly stated the
object Of the meeting. DR. ALVIN Pcase was elected ten.
porary president and Isaac II. SOU rs chosen
tarY. constitution and byl Tvs were adopted, aud
committee was appointed to nominate permanent Of
hcers fofty-one men Then signed tie rol "A number
very gratifying 10 The RepubI ans since the Democrats
were able 10 rally only twcnyeigit Gt theiT OrgaEz
ton Of Hancock Club. Although several paper nave
been circulated for signatures during the last fortnight
the Democratic roll contains less Tran sixty Names
viii the Garlic roll already contains nearly hun
dTcd, many having Decg a9ucd since.
surr z camphign eongs were snne md f. II. Ken
nrdy ana 81. T. NTH OF Brooklyn delivered aadrrHssR
There Is much entburiIsm here for the Republic IN
uckot and 1t increases every day. The HanoOck CiuG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

q 1 TO SARATOGA aud RETURN; So 10
- e o. Like George anu rutuin Tickets god 10. rao
fltUH TROY Boa -. tlIlZ NT LINE Ntw steamer,
s'tAip1A and CITY or TROY leave DAILY Tex 90
Ea.orf', d" p m from Tier No. 80 tnrwNO. An N1rth
LNr loot LEROY connecting al TROY with morulup
JIAiut I,r oAkArOdA and ALL RESORTS NORTH Slats
Court H.. Brooklyn. ~ Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
A LII RAIL LINE

~ TO TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS
LAKE NEMPHEEMAGOO ami QUEBEC.
June 1880. tbe popular through train with
parlOr VIII leave Grand CenIa Depot Newf0rk g.
\" y H. & H. r at 800 m arriving IN he mountains
by early eyen,ng Dine al Springfield sup at White Iayer
For further particulars apply t9.,,,,., - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
TO PHILADELphlyAl,A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLpESTABIIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIMB
~ BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA


Is r pEhofs Is FhiLAbELfiiiA" : Is SE%.iJE&
TESGY r TIE N9sT EST
WITH ABSOLUTE aAFETN
On ard after JUNE 81. 1887.
Trans E Says Ne. Wa De'o'' and Cor"
g. $50 50 and - " a1d II nsA sunday i3o ,a45
ESpres, iansIesve S1S YSik ia y ,xeep sguaay At 80
q m and p m. running through VIA trenton ava Oa"'
Boats Brook IN Anuex" onnect with al through
al Jersey Sy aioFi'ng speedy and diroe' transfer ~
Returning Trans leave West Phadepha y on. 3.6 42J1
735 $50 ant IL (Iimted ExpIcse l50 p NJ
81 an ~ and 'p ia ID Ie."o Fiadcpna va tsalsn
a. sqS eS p ssa S4l sscalSs H5 A,or House
amt oot o rs6sosses end Corand,:,rs 40 court g. AMI
ia lis ana IL ngd.Oast nobo1eo Depot jersey Ciy'
The YcwYork transfer Company Will all for and e0'''
Oagy e ir9g' 'Ss az residences p FARMER
NAV G6ne5ai Manager Genera. Passenger As Mt
THE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as tho
ia 1 bEE~YoRN LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN ""'"
q n, 5 S ISSf ~ rgFge 75 NAY To- issu
room toacncs 10 Buffalo ana Suspension Fridge -,
DAILY i Loui, EXPIRES arriving ga a. S ,ai
souIhwesL fuAmAns best DTawilgroom sieep''' '0-'"
D. (oailv,l Pacific Ex ress ;or the West e'D ,si
COACHES LAroagh % bcNao NasaI1 ta,. ~ phc.rs
40 D m Em,sr'n, ram ior lhe ~es~ YORK 20.
Newark. s. -, $40 llsO IA 50 q 40 20 az Us
p m, shu Il ~ Mlinl2Ai ~ klts Only N'~
kuthorfo AID Passaio 600 100. LOGO am-tte ~
a IN Rutherford Only ON Sund - ~ ~
Ia > SEQ % 40 0.lO. 80 6.lI ESQ y lu3V az
iln ght sundays. 900. $50 400 A. N, 4'ao o'V ~ ~
Pa1e,so@. * o'l5 800 $40 TO- l@3J l:3 NJ l. 9i.
las B. $40. g D. l.2O, $40, JlO 90. 90 or sSi
Z rs b. lU.sO D M, and - midnight. = inaYs o. o."
o. 1870 a NJ ,l5 $50 19 p m and y mdni Saas us
SunoIn. g., o. 100 1922 a. IN, 40, 90 o0t o ~ ~
lO3O p NJ. a Il - midnight SUNDAY 0Oh o.'@ 4"'
m. l.ih 63l. 90 p 10. ana y miGughL
NarWck 100 1910 a. M A:5p /. ., ,.on d, sun.
NcwDutg ana cornwall $50. a ~ 9'o' f'oP y"
Rondoat anl Kingston 900 a n $50 ?. H. saniy' '''
@Go~ncn Goo 100 300 1920 a. 3d. 81 81 ~
7,l5 ~ a, Suu.a, geo. $50. lu.-u m o' IA n
MtiGetowu 800 300 Ia. am BOO. ty' AK -, ~ "a
Suugafs, LOGO . M btl 90 D. NJ th, Nd
$50 = N trains connect with Ac"-Nof" anu "S-
'p" ri III" 81 90 90 a. IA. 4 SO. go - ''T
"a sunday. 80 lu4U NJ. 600 odo an ~ Pr .ief
Nom -Inas leave 2.d,t quarter Oh al = .,t lltl
each hour from 5.I5 a N. 60 oto q IA. an" d. W.
p t,r pa.sago ana tof Apartments ~ Dra"lns 80
ga rrpins Coaches sc obtain And O'i'I, -. IN
, g IAN transfer OF Baggage may 20 ltlt - sa' "a
"D, - '1nlc.s Nos. gaa. J. siI bsosl"af - !" ~
t.t Al nr.o. yi The CON panY bepotS r At rs
VV'.,n-' Tr,ns nom the West arrive "a No" t''A q"
ana tli.5 ami TO- F. ban, ,,,.r ~ Nca. YOrl.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JbhS1Ey,,. ~.
~ Trans leave TOT EngewO"d. Sio,tct = a. 40
eck 100 600 900 ~, 100 5'Vu fVU, 80 ~ Tss
: .,o IL M Sundays. VOo ~ sh' y - Y aha
i,gn n n Train Will leave 50 minutes iat'l oatuYs -
Manuel spling Valley and MonsrY fVo ~ ~"
D. III JNo N ABBOTT Genera. Pas'f Agent New '"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

L RtCOZ1ens West Point. COrnw ALL NewDurg Marlboro
Milton, Poughkeepse, ksopus connecting Ulster an
Delaware and Waikiki Valley Railroads. steamboats, rs
". BALDWIN and THOMAS CORNELL. leave DAILY AZ 4
.. NJ, Pier IS. North River foot Of IarIs on.st.
SatuF wheI Thomas cornell leaves 80 D. n
connecting Win evening tram for through
ILL., A y L a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
WHITE MOUNTAINS.

on and after June % DIRECT CONNECTION WILL be
made wa
TuE GgFAr PROVIDENCE LINE
PARLOk O. 80. tie steam landing az FOX
ioIAr WI t",h enco AT 3 80 4 NJ. viii
Rus AGO.. GOA 40 fABGAN HOUSE AND
ALL rKINCu-L WHITE NOUS rAIN POiNrs " ITN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
STEAMBOATS, quo Rdl!rca1s.

a LBANY BOATS-Ph0PLE'S LINE. DREW
aud n JDHN leave PIER o. A. Ncrtt NJ, -"
l.nndy morning r<cepteO win Trims Nor'a |''sns
fi'"'''o" to Albany and 'elg'' sq s@s % 9.r;
A LBANY DAY BONT5.-AL8ANY a,5
- - FIHHAFD daily f>unii.' cv,rl'sr4 ..e ,,...'V
street PER 81, am 2ltnst. "a s'. ,o,<i b., t,aiy
a. : a. NJ landing o. Nyac< Ferry. West POM Se .n
rre.nGl@rro. hh.' &C.; o,ri -, ga Ii',s
lurn y Gown boat Conner; o. .Iiq ,srx Gy e'a
10 ia 'fa on Toe ste ani Lawars r. ~
or coupons g9o on tne Hudson iser r. receiyed y, -
sac" sfr,IAh ikeIt.~ 10 an ON SARA iOGN '' pas
4 HNTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERsry-
" berry STATION m Sew work. FOOT - = bcrfv Il '|i
,riIy stFloA in Brooklyn, foot II Fn.'Oust JeveJr,
Comm, jnae 81 IsoO-Leare New-York foo, o. ,r
crty- ST., IS fO!!Ds.: o I'D
$50 d. u.--sor aston. Bet lehem WIND "a, A..
Cbuuk IaMaacna Dsaou Upper Leigh NIX s N,ea
7l5 4 u.-l' Termination, y. T. ami Western p :,
. IA Hof ~cLool.ys MOmts.0. H.gh pr, zee Rr,,
nanvie Wiiiamspoft IAmaq a. Drlfton Nanticox. Tr.
IG.3Ga A. Pr somcryll.e. Bloomington oic
J p iu tor Fcuington taston. Allentown Reading Ia.
J5op y 20 FOR fi,mlneton, Pastor. Re;hehem. wn5e,,
Nagch Cauak TamauDa Dri,on. "lAes1arre, scrsntSS5
40 mFor schooiey's Mountain. ligh Brlge g,a,,,
as m FOR soncrviue Pennington ETC.
63o p m 20, i-ason Del: IlcN and Wet. p r. Are,
town Reading HalaDurg M'uch Chunk. WAkesJ4rre eic
,d f22T ,i 55 81 ao 2 go
3A5 49, 80. 49, D o:l7; p; %, d, Cl5. e. o. Gif
sgnosy leave al I'D l. y. Bound Brook
and nerincdaic s'an7as az J5O D. ID. yr Eason Alien
" Fdr e,ytf kIt5tG5 5ij. 7I57t5 ss i, o,
90 TO- n:10 lilja. nj M i,3 80 l. lao, J. 5.s
For uains to oca points see Time Tables stations
at Jersey city .ra66 TO nom BROOKLYN ana Ene De2
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

Gyochirn Droperin or Sale ano 60 Eet.
/ OTIS in BROOKLGN-ln large and small
i iIoi, ii very .Dv prize. 10. investment
rutland WiIiTt.G. so . Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
REAL ESTATE.
NEW York. Monday, Aug. %, 1880
RvCORDED rEAL E3TArE rRAN5fEf5.
9th DrCnerln 90 teI.

OFFICES TO LEI IN ttc buildings 3, . and
~ Recommend. AMI . TO 1873 Nass1ust rutland -
WHITING. B,ckman f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

IA TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY;
DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA N NEWloHA
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED FOUIP.
MFSf ANO THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
IEW-YoRK CENTRAL and HUDSON
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

~ T., Boston. Worcester Portland ana the White
taYs wa Nr.i -ieaners oayo Pier No. AZ NOra
Itx af . y IN. 4 v. -8ul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all noints ON MAJ

HUN bKTTJUEFUKI anu al pOInIs On MAUI
gatuck and HOusatOnc RaiirOaGs-S,eauers leave ah
Slip 3d. T. naily IL 80 a. M
Fare lower than by any other route.
EOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
j FIELD. WHITE NOUN rAGN5 MON rREAl ana in-
termedao points steamers leave Pier 20 f. r. daily
DAY 10 p M: ) D. trwenty thIrd-st r. H.. at
$40 and 1870 connecting with specia trans at
New Haven HarI0ri Springfield, TcSuis sou and
bagga checked a. ga Broadway. New YOrS ant
81.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-15
Military ReinfOrcements.

London, Nov. Reimbursement OF
one hundred men have been sent to the
Boysetts house. Preparation is being
made for the military occupation of the
head fort, four miles further on, in con-
sequence of the threatening aspect of
affairs there. There was no land meet
ing at the gates OF the Boysetts house
Sunday, but a great. meeting was held
II miles of. A meeting of 500 persons
was held at Knockenrose, near Walsh
town yesterday, for the purpose Of boz
cotting three landlords and land agents
in the neighborhood. James O'Brien, in
the course of his speech, said that If in
bocotting these men, it had not the effect
OF reforming them. the people would re.
sort to stronger measures, and see If
!eaden pills would suit their digestion.
The duty Of every one WAS to got rifles
and use them. There were 5OO,ON men
in America who would die happy II we
kill one accursed Saxon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-15
Ex.jUDGE GLEesON OF DAKOTA.

He is Convicted of Falseh0ntl and Dcbarred
From = TracticInE in the Courts of Balti-
more.
William Z. Gleeson, of Maryland, was
the first United States attorney of Dako-
to territory, and was subsequently ap-
pointed an associate justice of the su-
preme court of the territory. After the
expiration Of his judicial term in Dakota
he was appointed to consulatein Italy,
which he held for several years, and then
returned to his old Baltimore home and
entered upon the practice of law. The
following telegram to the Chicago Times
of the 11tf, indicates that his career has
been brought to an unenviable conclu.
sion:
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. TO- The disbar-
ring of ex-Judge Gleeson by the supreme
bench Of Baltimore, after long trial,
was publicly announced in court to-day,
and excited extraordinary interest. The
decision disbars Mr.. Gleeson from prac.
ticing in any Of the courts of this city,
and is the first action of the kind taken
here for many years. Gleeson was Judge
of territorial court and has long been n
member of the bar here. Respondents
counsel noted several exceptions to the
ruling OF the court, and is his intention
to take the case to the court of appeals
of Maryland. The following is the form
of the decree:
Testimony having been fully argued
on both sides by counsel. it is therefore
on this 9th day OF November, 1880, found
and adjudged by the supreme bench of
Baltimore City, that the respondent, the
said VIM. q. Gleeson, on or about the
4th day of June. 1880, in the case of w.
A. Reed & Co., against G. ]. Proctor, and
which was then being tried in the Balti-
more city court before the Judge presid-
ing therein, in answer to All inquiry from
the Judge why Il certain witness was not
produced, replied that we (meaning him
self, the said Gleeson, and his client, S.
| I. Proctor, have had the witness, mean-
| ing a certain John s. Edwards, summon
ed. but he failed to attend. or words of
like import IND effect, and that said re-
ply was false, the said witness, as
said Gleeson we'll knew, having on said
day attended said court after having been
summoned aforesaid, and having been
dismissed by said Gleeson, and that said
reply was made by said Gleeson with the
intent to deceive and mislcad the said
judge, and tended to deceive and mis-.
lead him, and it is therefore further ad.
adjudged, ordered. and decreed that the
name of the said VIM. f. Gleeson be
stricken from the roll of attorneys of this
court, and that he be debarred from
practicing therein, or in any of the courts
of Baltimore City i'll which the Judge Of
| fhis co,,rf ,,roa;doo
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-15
GENERAL NEWS.
HanIon Wins the International Boat
Raca on the Thames.
Troubles in New Orleans Growing
Out of the Late Election.
FOREIGN.


London, Nov. 15.--Partisans of Trick
ett assert that his superior strength,
might and staying powers will enable hun
to row down Hanlon.
London, Nov. 15.-Hanlon won the
boat race.
The sculllng match between Edward
Hanlon, of Toronto, and Edward Trick
ett, OF Sydney, N. s., over the Thames
championship course from Putney to
Mort lake, for the championship of the
world, the sportmnn challenge cup, and
44OO came of today, and was won by
Hanlon in his usual style. The race was
mere procession from the start to the
final. Hanlon rcwed in splendid form.
ne stopped several times allowing Trick
ett to come up. Tremendous crowds
OF people witnessed the affair.
The river was perfectly still and the
weather was favorable.
The Sportsman this morning saws.
"Bets on the Hanlon-T -Trickett match rep.
resent in the aggregate far greater
sum than has ever before depended upon
the result of boat race. 1t is stated
that the Marquis of Lorne, governor
general of Canada, has given instructions
to have the result specially telegraphed
to him. Sir Herculese Robinson, who
recently returned from Melbourn, Aus
tralia, witnessed the race.
This morning early betting was 5 to 4
on Trickett, but later to 4, and some
times even 2 to on Hanlon. The wealth
er was dull, misty and the air chilly.
They started at 1914, the tide being
nearly full, and the water smooth. The
start was very even, Hanlon 35 strokes,
Trickett Al. Hanlon rowed easily and
In perfect style, showing superiority from
the first. 1t was six minutes to Crab
Tree when Trickett began to labor and
took i'll. At the scrap works Hanion had
the race and he stopped occasionally till
Irickett came up, when by few power
full strokes he would forge ahead again
He laid down twice and stopped entirely
once, and then alternated his oars, washed
his face and chatted with Elliott, who
was along side, and won by three lengths,
which might have been q half mile, in29
minutes and 8 seconds. T1ickett was in
poor form and much distressed at the
finish, and Hanlon was perfectly well.
Later accounts give the time to be 26
minutes and 10 seconds.
1t is rumored that Hanlon has decided
to not row in the regetta for American
prizes. Blackman retired from. the
contest, owing to sickness.
New York, Nov. ia London dis
patch says that Hanlon led from Ham
mersmith bridge to the finish, winning
easily. The weather was favorable for
the race.
Toronto, Nov. 15-The betting men
win S3OO,0OO on the Hanlon race, and are
wild with excitement.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-15
LATEST By MAIL.

Davenport, Ia.. Nov. 12.---Sturgis'
block at West Union burned this morn
ing. The Gazette Office and postotfice
were destroyed. Loss heavy; insurance
light.
st. Louis, Nov. 12.----The Vandalia,
Ohio and Missippi, Indiana and st. Louis
and Wabash railroads restored passenger
rates to-day to the original basis, $M,-
25 to New York.
Philadelphia, Nov 12.---The notorious
John Buchanan was arraigned III court
to-day and pleaded guilty to two char
ges of selling academic degrees. Sen
tence was deferred.
st. Louis, Nov. 12.-The session of tho
Congregational council this morning
was almost taken up with lengthy adj
dress on the creeds, delivered by Prof.
Hiram Mead Of Oberlin college.
New York, Nov. 12.-LThe advance of 5
cents per 100 pounds on grain, flour and
all articles in the seventh and eighth
classes, not advanced on the 1st of No
yembcr, will take effect on the 22d.
This makes the rate on grain from
Chicago to New York 35 cents, and on
provisions 40 cents, with the usual diff
erence to Boston, Philadelphia, Pa. and
Baltimore.
: Denver, Col, Nov. 12.-At Los Vegas
Sunday night three murderers, two
train robbers and hose thieves escaped
from the Jail. a posse went in pursuit
and overlook and attacked them Thurs
day evening. james Allen and Dawson,
the murderers were killed outright and
and another is said to have been woun-
ded, but escaped with his comrades.
The posse are still in pursuit and hope
to capture the whole warty.
Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 12.--Gov. Gull
um to-day issued proclamation calling
in all of the bonded state debt outstan-
ding for payment on Jann-
ary l, 1881. The entire outstanding in
debtedness is $2Sl, ,059,11, of which $685.
goo has previously been called in, but the
bonds have not been surrendered by the
holders. This proclamation calls in the
balance Of the s257,459,11 and interest
on these will close after January 1,
whether they are surrendered or not.
illinois will then be entirely free from
debt. and after the payment of these
bonds there will remain in the treasury
from the fund which was created to
pay the state debt nearly 100000
which will be applied to the ordinary
expenses OF the state government.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-15
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