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NO. 20 EQUITY.
In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County.
Geo. W. Miller vs.. Nora May Hunter, ct ais
ORDERED this 2lst day Of October, 1880,
~ that the account Of the Auditor fled 10
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be shown
on or before tho 9Th day Of November next I;
provided copy Of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper Published in Carroll
County
j. OLIVER WADL0W, Register Of Wills.
True copy--Test; J. 0LIykR WADLow,
oct 2b-2t. Register Of Wills.
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PAINTING AND DRAWING.

DuPILS desired in Drawing, also Oil and
= China Painting: China puinfiue done
70 order. MISS NARY 9. SMITH,
Rectory Of Ascension Church
octs'u Westminster, Nd
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Hnnceforth lelit be our purpose 20 cultivate
neuliments Of friendship and not Of animosiiy,
among our fellow citizens. = Gea. Hancock
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John Duif, prominent railroad contractor,
died Tuesday 10 Boston, leaving an estate
valued at 81, 900, 900. He was the builder Of
the Hannibal and ST Joseph and Union Pa
eife Railroads.
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PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL.
House. or REPRESENTATIVES,, I
WAsHISGToN, d. c.,
jan. 23d, 1880.


WASHINGTON, ID. C., :
Jan. 23d, 1880.
DEAR SIR:
Yours in relation to the Chinese prob.
lem came duly to hand.
| take it that the question Of employees
is only question Of private and corporate
economy, and individuals or companys
have the right to buy labor where they can
get il cheapest.
We have treaty with the Chinese gov.
ernment, which should be religiously Kept
until its provisions are abrogated by the
action Of the general government, and
am not prepared to say that it should be
abrognted until our great manufacturing
interests are conserved in the matter Of
labor. Very truly yours,
j. A. GARFIELD.
IL, l.. MONEY, Employers Union, Lynn
Mass.
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YfHE undersigned hereby warn all persons
A against Tresnassing on their premises,
either for hunting, cunning, trapping, fishing,
or IN any other manner. The law win be
rgidly enforced against all offenders.
ANON ALLGIRE,
GEORGE HILL,
oct 2s-St ARTHUR HILL
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WOrkingmen, Read
GARFIELD'S DEATH WARRANT!
His Infamous Letter Advocating an
Extended Chinese Immigration.
he Declares Himself Adverse to the Labor
lug Mans Interest and In Favor Of the
Employers Union = Advising Them to
Employ the Cheapest Labor Available.

The following letter Of Mr. Garfield advocating an
extended Chinese Immigration has recently come 10
iishl IL VIII De noticed that Mr.. Garfield declares
himself adverse to the lahoring mans interest and
IN iafof OF the Employer Union; and In accordance
WIN surh infamous Views Of the labor question the
ohintse laboIers The letter was INST published In
ne Ir,hh, Newlort paper, on the 20th inst Hon.
VIM u barnum, Chairman OF the National Demo.
Nav iORK, October 20.-The following was pub.
lished In Tho TfIt1 this morning The letter Il au.
sIenhuc. nN IN General 9hrheld handwriting. De.
NAL Is wore than useless. II should have the
widest circulation among all CLASSES a. Il unInask,
me Republican hollowness and hypocrisy on the Ia.
Dor question through their chief
(sgnedj WILLIAM H. D6RStru
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THHE County Commissioner OF Carroll
~ county, viii meet at thor 0ffiee, IN West
minister, on the FiRsf MozDAx on NovKnprn.
1880 for the transaction Of business.
BY order, JOSEPH A. WAESCHE,
oct Clerk
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What Abram n. Hewett says About the



In the reports Of his speech at Rochester, Mr.
Ahram s. Hewelt Is represented Is saying that the
body OF Genom Garfelds Chinese labor letter Is not
In his handwriting but thai the signature Il genuine
AN y World reporter last night asked Nj Hewitt
whether or not he was correctly reported. lie said
ayes. that u exactly what ai,id aud what have
Intended 10 say all along. The Heyuld has persisted
Ia representing that pronounced the entire letter 10
be IN General GATields handwriting. IL said so
when II called upon General Garfield 10 meet the ac
cusation with his denial and amer he had made his
denial Il said 70 In an assault upon me. Now the
facts are these The editor 0fthe newspaper In which
the letter was rs published brought IL 10 me To get
my opinion OF IL genuincncss had several letters
from General Garfield In my possession and com
pared Il with them. stated Il then my confident
belief that General Garfield signed the letter; And
nothing has occurred since To change that belief"
How about General Gardeld's explicit dcniaIg
what difference does that makef When a man
opposes his testimony 10 circumstances on which a
bief Is founded his character must oyerbaiarSe the
force Of the circumstances u he Is 10 believed Here
have three indispuably genuine signatures ofGen.
Garfield; their evidence says that the fourth sigma.
ture was made By the same hand, 90 say nothing OF
the coordination % be found In General Garfields
record as to the sentiments OF The letter Now, to
Oppose my belief Is the mere word OF Gen. Garfield
a man In whom know there Is no truth. I know il
by more than the public has In mind. General Gar.
helds WORD As agaist tnat sghathfe WI nave tooe
yicti0n as fOncr before shall be convinced that
am wrong in my belief
Mr. Hewitt had photograph of the brutal letter,
and he pointed out 70 the IMPORTER the combinations
Of the gcnuinenes OF the signature 10 IL that could
not but be noticed on an examination Of the Others
While no two Of the signatures to the three letters 10
Mr. Hewitt were exactly alike, and none were exact
Is Identical with the ona In dispute, still the points
ia which each varied from u were not seen IN the
others. By taking any three o. the signatures the
fourth could be constructed FROM them. A forger
would be apt To Initiate his model exactly N he
ly 10 wary a. his original does In only Of the let
ters 10 Mr. Hewitt was the body written by General
Garfield different hands evidently having been en-
nloyc IN the Others postscript 10 one Of the let.
tcrs was added By General Garfield Ia which he
wrote apldldree' for pedigree In the following
eoutcfleQ. Ap S-Wlll You take the trouble 10 give
me his pldldfccy'
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Mortgagee's Sale
o.
Valuable Farm and Mill Property,
IN. CARROLL COUNTY. Nd.

DY virtue Of tho powers 81 sale contained
1p in the Deeds Of Mortgage executed BY
Rachel Bnsby to J. Henry Hoppe, the 6Isk q
which bears date the ota day q Asy, 1870
and Is recorded among The Real Estate Mort
gage Records Of Carroll County Ia Liher y.
I. s., No. 8, folio 646 kc., the second bears
date the 24th day Of March, 1873, and Is re-
corded among said Records In liber Il i. =.
No. u, folio $751; kc., the undersigned Mort
gagee will oiIer.sk Public Sale on the pFeml-
ses on
Saturday, he e0th day Of Nopsnber, 1850,
a. o'clock, D. M, all thai valuable Farm,
situate in Carroll County, on the public road
leading from the Turnpike ct Sandy Mountto
the Deer Park road. equally distant from
either point, and adjoining the lands Of Gran.
vile Herring, VIM. Miller, Solomon zepp and
others, and containing
80 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less.
The improvements consist Of 49,
large and new Stone Dweliing Aksk-A
House, in excellent condition,
having two stories aud base .
ment; also Frame Dwelling House, two
stories; aud all necessary out.buildings, Barn.
Hog Pen, &c, This property was formerly
known as "Busby's Mill p and has erected
thereon Stone Grist Mil in good running
order, and Saw MIL There Is also Ma.
chine Shop attached TO the mill. This pro
perry is not only desirable on account Of the
Mill, but the land is Of productive quality and
has been recently thoroughly lined.
Terms Of Saie.--One third of the purchase
money 10 se paid in Cash on the day Of Sale,
and the balance in equal payments Of six and
twelve months, to be secured by the bonds or
notes Of the purchaser or purchasers, with in
| terest from the day Of sale.
| J. HENRY HOPPE, Mortgages.
CHAs. b. RoBERTs, Solicitor.
oct 23.ts r. c. Matthews, AuctioneeF.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF A
VALUABLE WOOD LOT,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA LINE.

DURSUANT TO decree Of the Circuit
Il Court for Carroll county, Nd, the sub
scriber, as Trustee, thereby appointed, will
offer at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of NoUember, 1850,
at O'Clock, p. M, parcel Of Wood Land,
situatedin Myers district, Carroll county, Nd,
about one mile South Of the Pennsylvania
Line, and about the same distance West from
the Litllestown turnpike, adjoining lands Of
George Stear, Elias Bemper and others, con.
tanning
6 ACRES, 2 FOODS & 81 PERCHES
Of Land, more or less, being the same land
conveyed in fee by Jacob Cromer to Henry
Butcher, of Adams county, Pa, BY deed dated
| October IS, 1913, recorded amoaR the Land
Records Of Carroll county, in Liber j. s.,
No. 5, folio 81, aud left in possession Of said
Bucher's widow ill her death in December,
1873. This lot is very desirable, being ol
good quality Of land, fenced in, and well GOV.
cred with Thriving Young Timber, "A.
about one acre Pine and the rest Chest. - 4.
nut and Oak. II will be sold subject -
to Water Right across corner thereof re
served in said deed, though probably nevel
used. Possession given on ratification o. sal
and securing payments.
Terms :-0ne. third Of the purchase none
TO be paid on the day Of sale, OF on the ratii
cation thereof by the Court; one-third in on
and one-third in two years from the sale, wit
interest from the sale; the credit payments I
! be secured by the notes Of the purchaser wit
, approved sareties. A good tile will be give
! on payment Of the whole purchase none,
and i desired, the payments and the dee
may be made sooner with consent Of II
Z. Court, than allowed BY the above terms
!; JOSEPH NJ. PARKE,
oct 23-is Trustee.
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Nrw YORK. Oct E.-Tbc Democratic National
Committee has the following;
"liossol, Nue. oct y. ls0.--Io T. b. Dickinson,
iaa fifth avenue The following original affidavit
IL ~ my possession and viii come with me We tho
county Of Essex, Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,,
cath dcposc and nay that during the labor tFuu.
eles existing n Lynn ~ The years otlsl aud ISIS an
siinR the demands VI the 'Crispn organization aud
procuring cheap labor In our factories, The ascot
alton he'd place for mectngs several Of which were
held We discussed the situation fully aud formed
plans o. what bad best b. done To project it, inter
esM The undersigned were melnbers ofsald organ.
izationt and know that u existed and was In active
operation. aud embraced nearly every other largu
manufacturer Ia Lynn, Among Others, Keen hros,
icr Bros Francis ". Breed. Jos. Dervia q Co, G. "
Drake & Co. and John shaw, second, 4 Bro, ali re
publcana John Shaw, second was president there.
of and Alfred A. Mower was secretary. The meeting
was held In the First National Hank building az
Lynn, corner ofExchange an Broad streets" Sign.
Cd BY y; d. Mover, jas fhelan, Alfred A. Mower, Of
Mower Bros, Martin y u, Mower.
"tbdHus0nWtaAh u Massachusetts Esser a. Lynn.
Oct 70. iesO-personally appeared before me on the
above date !. - Mower Jas. Pheian, Alfred A. Mos.
er aud Martin V. u, Mower, all Of aid Lynn, aud
each Of whom Is ~ me personally known. and made
oath that the above aadayI, by them subscribed IS
true. JosEJH y. HANNAH,
Justice OF the Peace"
Certificate OF Court Of Record under seal attach
ed, The sgnets are the wealth. est manufacturers
ALSO the following sworn toby Mr.. Edgar T. Mann
OF Lawrence, Mass
Meeting agent in salem. in March. ISIS, who APP
preached him on the sidewalk, near the courthouse
aud wanted him 20 aid In procuring mechanics IN
the shoemRking line, and gave me card bearing
the name as follows II l., Morey. Lynn, Mass
Mann. address i ~ Broadwsy, lawrence, Mass. 10
whom he wished me TO send the laborerS
having lived here and in other Massachusetts, towns
One from his mother.
"o.M. WILSON"
A communication was received tonight at the
Democrats headquarters OF the national committee
from Richard Goodwin. Of this city, stating that he
had resided In Lynn, Mas from $50 IN lSo0; knew
the organization called the Manufacturers Union,
OF Employer Union; knew Morey also, and that he
was agent for the union.
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FOR CONGRESS.

LYON. DAVID MILLER, ofcarroll eoun-
Lily, announces himself as an Independent
Candidate for Congress from the pecoud dis.
trict of Maryland. II elected he promises liz
best endeafoFs to subserfe the interests 81 the
district and country. OCT 28,2ts
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Notice to Trespassers.
Dissolution Notice.

TsHE Firm Of s. FURRY 4 CO.. doirr
a husiness Il Silver Run, In Carroll conn.
Y, Nd, was dissolved by mutual consent On
ne 9Th day Of September, uli., Nj. S. Furry
being alone authorized 10 settle The business
Of The late firm. SAMUEL FURRY.
g. w. SKULL.
Westminster, Nd October II, 1850.
, 1880-08-06

THE E0RBruN TRADE IN FRESH MEATS.
The aonewi,nt arbitrary uctlol, 0f the Brit
ish Priyy Council IN excluding the importa-
tion OF American btGf on tho hoof led In n
very earncat appeal recently BY dcputat!on
Of iu.crestcd PARTIES to Earl Spencer for q
modification Of tho order. rhat Officer
pointed out that tho Council had but little
discretion In tho matter; TINT tho net OF 1878
allowed tho freu importation OF cntt]a front a
foreign country when tho laws land the got,-
crnl sanitary condition Of animals therein arc
s,ch MS afford reasonable security against
tho Importation thercfroin Of diseased ani-
mals.", The prevalence Of cattle dtsease In
some parts Of the United States compels tho
exclusion of cattle generally from this co,,n-
try. In vast country like the United
States there must be some spot where dEscase
prevails, but Earl Spencer will not be coil.
vlnccd that no can modify his order. Tho
Loutton Times says that tho moral Of tho nc.
tlon by the Council Is, TINT, II ENGLAND Is to
get cheap beef and milton from abroad, 1t
must be by developing the dead-meat trade
On this point that paper says: ,,.
Tho prnb.em Of conveying carcaseoa Of oattlo
nososs the ocean without Injury to th9m ~ IT, but t
ess asss 4 + ss cs oeYs eaSs ea 5 sa nike is
whcen Who il i proved; al has bccn dong: TINT beet
Nnstruiin 10 Eurlnnd. Some ono 1nNst yot show
how such mtMt cnn DO tnkcn mt of tho prcsery-
inK ohambors n TIC shna' hosds ans ca,. Ro ds
ssst2susn ssse has quarter et eesi sssaet So ksPt
Ss scs e." .Rsa Rssd L Ind CT ns"tasf s easy
generally applicable mods Of preventing
TILL Il known Ear sncncor admitted 4, M tilt tho
expressed his surprIao that. whllo London Kots.
sijs,anco fi linn, idvost'ooI slow Gn such rnter-
prise. Tic fnct t,lscoscs tho cxlstcseo OF risks
IND n The trac: @ n% Ms nw ,,+;i coni
thau It has vi. Thn irobsr il. WORTH studying:
Al s,s IT psn psq u 5a9 Ati9s
| 0o0 yrar; ntitl II fill Of penny nr halfpcnny
pound q tauta,nn'nt to much Increased health
Both countries aru Interested III this mt.
tor. England wants cheap beef aud mutton,
and tho United States want market III
which 10 sell these meats. Tho prcsent fcnrs
or prcjudccs Of tho British law operate to OK
cluin our expectation OF live animals, ir
which form tho tfade might be cnrried O,
with great profit OIL both sides. Until bcttol
knowledge on The subject leads to tho abo
lltion Of the restrictive regulations BY th'
British Government, tho deatl-lncat tratlc Il
the only alternative. This, however, Is re
strctcd BY tho inability to preserve tho ntea
aftcr it has been safely delivered iii England
Until this difficulty is mustered Great DritaiI
Must suffer FROM tho high price of fresh mel
and this country loso the tratlo of supp'yiu!
that country with fresh meat from OUT atmos
incvha,,st}h1c etnrcs
, 1880-08-06

sons out tf tho tratt, who rnnsame ,aen,,u
ions If so-called pure strups snli Y, ' m1'
country WIN dream TINT Tic s,U,Y n.' n's
pn7 rnr is tho prntlncts Ut chemicals such ! ~!
are advertised by tic rAiladclpblan who,.
circular wu hare given. ''
We s.ipposc that In ,luo time public ..nu
mcnt will Le sufficiently aroused 10 tIem,as .s,
legislation OIL thls subject; not lrg!slationt ~
prevent tho sala Of olconEnrgarinc, or ero.s "
or curt,-ul.al mustard, or terrd abn ali.ht.s'
but lcglslattorr Hike TINT In England wh,ah
requires the manufacturer of nil ar,iele, =.
food to brand It with ils proper i,ame, lray,n.
purchasers to buy whatever they ,,iay ill.,
Suth law. to b. affective. stuuld ba ~
san,c IN MI parts of. tho country, and ,1nr,.
tho Democratic resolutions Of 17cs insist ,h.s
tho Statcs alono laye tho right to supnrs..
traud Of that kind, hn net Of Congress I'M ,,1s
hibiting md Furnishing the fraudulent adnl
tcratlon of food would be n most sa,Ila,,
provision for tho protection Of person,
health md personal expenditure asalu..
frnttt. 80.
, 1880-08-06

nao' set,.' toe"t"@ - s"'v' - c,..s.... ,,,s
nos 40 e'y ,,, - ~ a,;a1 nr, ,ha ,Woatern
'e.ois "p4o,us"t'. ~, y" ' -. .,,s.s ,In.,at
9a''"a1s ''ot'lea e'Ipps1a a.As ."o. soT Tta nos
1ece.se e1asll euis's's'a mas ~ w a"n,a,;s
"ouHl teeetsu :. ~ ..u,. -. " .s.a'ns,.,
s'ot'noeeoa y" nv t ~. T., .h.t
run .'e .toa .su' =. .'.,',,. ~ :,oa. ~
c!'oo uto o".:e. 'su - ,.,'t 49, t,,s,ai ,rha
t'"n .""t y e:.s. so ~. ,.a- rn,,ro' IL ~,
capaets " " M".aoasa ""a eo..s ..,1ss' H.,
~" n"snea0' M m1l'!o s'o3 '"%". s" ~ ..n,.S.. ."
l''ovo'Poo. ..tGo ,oss' .ns.e' p', ~ aa.I ,.:.
aao eo''"ttF Hots i.e" '1 t. 'Das' ~. ,," S'
yeal 'luat w. :.ont ~ ,s,,o.a o " ,r'.s. s ,.s.',
"teus y IAous'a's - ao."."' .e ' s ~.t -
" eulo"tso "et"'e m'.',os e'e's s."t' "'u ~
SHOWS cous.s'ss.s ~ '.apot.S 'stas, 1Ga, 49,
lacl1ties VI .""s'st1 t.o 'saua ss.',,,.,"" Nv Nv
I1a"u Atulat WIN Ho '.sas 'as -; ...,'.,. ~.
1Ec'sn9e " 1io ""'ou1"eea ~ 4A.'''s's nv,
po1'o "'a uee"nsons nn'us W ,'1,s, .,'s. ,'s>
1!eo a1eesa " va W. oios". - tss - ~ S'.',s
Shouta W oi'ce w co''ee"ea 10 ~ - ~ .'i'
othos 1oaas'~uoes ".S o'o e.ppoeu ~ NV.
mont 1nasn gta'' o1"ehn'c vu"N1 ''"'o o:sn .,a
ma'htalheo I'stc, VI n'at s,n'e",u aE,', a'.. .'s
country west wou'u nn,s oee.' snpseu.tu ', " -
toss " ""ea ,i;nt t,s ~ nrsat l1a ,aa rsoc"
ana set, now .l,ae ','s k.eAt l!na "a; .ea.'o :.
.na onts1s VI uto et.y ~ asnas ,ot ', -
III 1oso1"ue' aGeess ~ W. sie'atv.a wv. -" +"
proper appsoAcn 70 my BUSINESS . ceas'o y. .l'o
city oy thc mean '.i'"lF5 h..u t,'o te'o''s'eeo
sroea ot saAoctont a'u !t's n.'ea' :.
ne hago naIe1ol"t' Ia'.isa uls l,a: "..u''.'e" ".
tho Board o. IFaao anu ol o"E o"s''essale'. ~ u
ge'leraliy 10 tsls Suolec'' ma nv i'ew , ,su1.es'
, 1880-08-06

NINE haliots wero tnken by tho Georgia
Democratic Convention Mt Atlanta yesterday,
hut without result. Gov. cnlqutt's highest vote
was s1s nut Of II possible gtsl AZ tho two-th,ls
rulu has been ntloptcsi by tho G0nyan,,u,. !. IL
nll butGertniu TINT Cu'quItt.will fat Of securing
thes, s,oMInntun. In which ettsc the wtlrlc 1nattrr
will bctrferretl 10 tho people by tho majority of
thu t!trgatos. WIN Will nlso ,ndorso CnI'Iitt's
cnntlIdasurc. Tilrro j. a prospeut TINT tho auti-
CoInnilt delegates vii, then nnnlinato II cnndi-
date. LII slsch onsc tic Republicans will III nil
probability Gull convention and put furward II
strong tnnn for tho rtucc.
, 1880-08-06

cfce to the pnyuntents which they approve III
the following nrdnr: ~ tirnNtt blacka: ~
calnprcsse, asphalt blacks; md IA oetnr
blocks. We bc!ieyo The majority Ut people
who hnyo given tho subject proper consldera-
tim, md watched tho axpotfenco of this nntl
otl1er clttos, will be Inclined to rcverSe the
order OF priority, giving ccdnr blncks, with
proper foundation, preference over tic other
payetncnts, anil combining. granlt blocks to
rnro and special cnses where the straln Is
exceptional, MID tho noise comparatively uli.
Objectionable. It Is doubtful whether tho So
callatl "asphalt" blocks should find my
place fn tho category.
as between granltblocks md cedar blocks,
tic reasons for Rejecting tho formcr In favor
Of tho latter nro obvious. Tic grant Is and
must always be Immensely expensive III CHI
cago. Ths noise unon such pavement Is
friglltful and unavoidable. There Is great
wear upon tho vehicles and horses shoes,
and much Injury to tho horacs TINT trnyol tho
gra,llt pavement The blocks soon .bccotne
smooth; the edges wear AWAY; t}tcy grow
round and sl[ppery. All this tas boon asuer-
talnett, in New York, ). London. and other
lnrge cities whore the grahit block pavement
has been used extensively. Repairing tilis
kind OF pavement Ia costly, and 1t Is INIT
ter Of some doubt whether cedar blocks,
properly laid, will not last as long in good
condition as grant blocks. and at lower
cost for repairs.
The experiments which have been made
with cedar blocks In Detroit have tlemon-
atratod that they will last In good condition
from ten to twelve yenrs. Tho trials that
L NJ nj In
, 1880-08-06

Ar,a meeting OF tho British Cabinet ycstcr-
dny It WIS resolved to send 'IurKe bt,ay OF
troops to Irclant', in anticipation of serious dis
turbancca In TINT country. 'NottcG WIS relieved
during tho nftcrnt,ou at chathnm md Plymouth
Darfacka to preparo tho tspops, for 1mlncdfato
umbarkhtiou. It IL quito evident TINT thoro will
bp somo serIo,ts s,,sk in tho Grocn Isle during
thu full and wIntcr nlol,As. Tho Inndnrds nEc
dctcr1nlncd t0 oxtost tho Utmost penny from tho
pe1Rnntry, and tho lnttcr ltre determined tn fol-
low parnclls udylco aud to keep firm Rr'p on
their forInB. - 81 +"
, 1880-08-06

ARTHUR AuH0tn. natilcal member for
sulfuy,t, will touyo In tho laouss ut Commons tn
dny that tho compulsory Slaughter ut purts'of
n,,d.ns of cattlt from tho unted Batas scstr!css
tho supply nf toaA aud lncfcascs' its cost. md
tinst sael, slaughter IL whally, Unnecessary III
View ot tho uhsnnec nt n.!kEtlds nf disease from
tho ratt!e' 'ralstg districts Ut this country. Tho
resolution citls with TIM nPint0n' that tho oos-
erlt,ollt should remove I'LL unnecessary rostt!c-
tons. Tito resolution IL very ntlrutIy drawn 70
cntoh tho support Ut tito H0yurntn0ilt. 1t ID
on,olled IN altnost tho sumo tirt,s 10 rcsu,u.
ton Introduced IN tho House In 1878 by Nit, Furs-
tur. u lncl,bar pf thu prosunt Cabinet. It il ex.
pcptcd lat That ge.Iotnall, Ut my ruiz, will not
vote ayuinst It. +.
, 1880-08-06

GEN. GA3rIELp did not participate III tho
New York conference yGstcr.'ay. During tho
dny h0 received n,Hny ttstingulahrti visitors, nntl
h, tho Gvs,ninR ho was tcntleEcd nn Ovat!on BY
tho Republican Ccntrul Casupalgn Club, hDadnA
by Grn. 1tlttcnhoefer a,ld Gen. John G. Fremont.
Over MIC thousand members Of tho Clnb wern
Introduced to Qen. GnrEclll. lilo referred to
Oou. FrenW'nt ns thu tltst lsopub'!can rrcsIdeu-
tial rai,dts4to ha yutGd for, whpleat Gen. Fru-
mint responded by Haytl,H that tho tllHt hup.lb-
teun candidate Nrclls tho tast.s AftHr introtluu
uonB ntlta II tuutunl cxchungo of compliments
tho Glue Clue saronadcd the distinguished gen
tlctAau. .--..,
, 1880-08-06

s1:yERAs. ptrsons Ut Ayoca. In, insist that
thoy snw John. at,d iutc BENDER piss through
tlat piaco Wednesday, Tho aetons nt thu pair
wero quito suspicious, mid rcs,dunt of tho
place followed then1 ~ with thu hope that ho
might capture il,onl. The statement OF tAo old
tna,, win is In prison at Fro,,lunt, Mob, TINT lila
nalao IL Meprpxor, mny IN lnlte'trno, and set
mt oxe.lti1ts him. 4 rcsItuut Ut Jacksonville,
ILL.,, recognised HIN yesturdny ab tho sanlo por-
sou who Wuns ty tho nnn,e or McGreHur at Jnck.
sonviElo and ey she mind OF 1lundcr III Konsus
Tho wnmun isutlcr nrrest aays t!mt John nondcr
IL Katp'a brotacr, hnd Is uso tho 1nthor NJ h6r
four children. =! o.