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The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
STATE NEWS.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Parties are now logging in Weld and Byron
Staples & Brown in Byron, and Barrett, De-
voll & Whitney from Bear Mountain in Weld.
They are hauling spruce to be conveyed to the
steam mill at Canton by the way of
Swift and Webb rivers.
Getchells box mill at Carthage has done a
fine business the past season and operations are
in vigorous progress for its future success.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
AT special meeting of the stockholders of
the Slower Hill Mining Co., hold in Bangor
last week it was voted to change the stock
from $4,000 shares of par value of $40 to 100,-
900 shares of a par value of ~. 1t was also
voted to put $4,000 shares in the treasury.
WALDO COUNTY.
A Boston fur dealer purchased $500 worth of
skunk skins in Belfast last week.
Capt. Fred Patterson of Northport, master
of schooner Dione of Belfast, now at Vineyard
Haven from West India port for Boston,
writes that he had yellow fever on board dur
ing the passage, and lost three men. One of
the men who died was Erastus Crowell of
Northport, one a Stockton man, whose name
we could not learn, and the second mate, John
Ryan, residence not known. Two of the men
were buried at sea, and one at Nassau, where
the vessel put in.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
Parsonsfield Seminary.

Former friends an ex-students of this in
stituton ask What of the school and its
prospects?
Most of its early friends are not with us, but
the management has passed into the hands of
those WHO intend to sustain the school and
make it success. Rev. T. +. Millett contin-
ues as principal. The fact that a majority of
the scholars, who have entered the last five
pect to return in the spring, is proof of his
ability and fidelity. Several members of the
school have been converted, others are inquir-
ing.
Mr. Milett is pastor of the church at North
Parsonsfield, which, though small, is hopeful.
The Sabbath school is interesting and increas-
ing in numbers. A TRUSTEE.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND SIS. January 16, A. d. 1880.
TTlHIS is to give notice. that on the ninth day of
Il January, A. ID. 1880, Warrant in Insolvency
was issued by Nathan Ceaves Judge of the Court of
Insolvency for said County of Cumberland, against
the estate of
GEORGE W. DOUGHTY, of Cape Elizabeth,
In said County, adudged to be an Insolvent Debtor
on his own petition, which petition was filed on
the ninth day of January, A. D. 1880, to which
date interest on claims is to be computed;
That the payment of any debts to OF by said DEBT
or and the delivery transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law;
That meeting of the creditors of said debtor, to
prove their debts and choose one or more assignees
of his estate, will be held at Court of Insolvency
to be holden at the Probate Court room in Port
land, in said County, on MONDAY, the second day
of February, AID 1850, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon.
Given under my hand tbs date first above written.
E. r. BROWN.
Deputy Sheriff as Messenger of the Court of Insol
vency for said County of Cumberland.
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The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
17ri+ed statas Circ,,it Court.

William A. Worster VS.. The Manhattan Lafay-
cite and eight other insurance companies, and the
Somersworth Savings Bank as mortgages. This
suit has been pending in the United States Circuit
Court for long time, and has been settled by COM
promise and entered neither party. The cases in
volved about $50 900, and were brought to recover
for loss of the Island Ledge House. Wells Beach,
which was burned in February, 1878.
Putnam and n. Hobbs counsel for Worster. Cope
land g. Burleigh for the bank. N. & H. b. CleaVes
for the insurance companies.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
Glass Reunion.

Seine time since there appeared in the daily
papers an article stating that the class of '72,
P Fl. ST. was the only one which had observed
regularly their reunions. We wish to correct
this by referring to the fact that the class OF
IA has held a reunion every year since its
graduation, and this year will hold the sixth
Wednesday evening, Jan. Dist at the house of
j. H. Morse, As West street. 1t is hoped that
every member will be present.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16

gsA SPEEDY QUIETUs given to a hacking
cough by the inestimable specific for pulmon-
airy, throat and bronchial complaints, HALLS
BALsAM for the LUNGS, which cures consump-
ton, bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy, Ilabored
breathing and disorders of the respiratory Or
gans When cough manifests itself, the
ea,sy use of this benefcent medicine is earn
estly recommended, as the difficulty is more
easily overcome in its incipient stage that later
on. Sold by all druggists.
Oxygenated Bitters cure Dyspepsia.
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The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16

Officers Hicks Pickett; Miles aud Garland
arrested six tramps last night for stealing three
pairs of pants from Dyer's store on Fore
str eet.
Somebody stole red tablecloth, some sheets
and night-dresses from Orlando LeIghtons
clothes line
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
pR0POsALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

Office of Commissary of Subsistence, q. 5. A.,,
No: 151 Highss., Boston, MASS, January 2, 1850.
= ceiyed at this office, until IL o'clock A. M.
tuesday, January 20, 1880, for furnishing to the
Subsistence Department, U. S. Army, ooo
cans Mackerel, fresh. 12O 5-pound cans Mackerel,
salt. ,440 2pound cans Clam Chowder. 24O cans
"Huckin's'' Soups, go Ox-Tal, 80 Mock-Turtle. 80
assorted.)
All of the above mentioned articles to be of the
best quality, and packed in iron strapped cases:
Samples to accompany proposals. Blank forms OF
proposals procurabe at this office. Proposals to be
addressed to the undersigned and endorsed ''Pro-
posals for Army Supplies. A. s. KIMBALL,
jan16d3t Capt. A. @. NJ. and A. A. G. S.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
Fire at Cape Elizabeth.

A bright light in the vicinity of Cape Eliz-
beth was seen last evening, as if from a ire,
but parties from that vicinity after it was seen
had not heard of any. Another gentleman
said he understood it was small house valued
at about $500, but whose he did hot know.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
I. o. o. F.

At the annual meeting of the First Patri-
archal Association held Tuesday evening the
flowing officers were chosen:
president--S B. Kelsey.
sSecretary-John b. Brown
Treasurer-F T. Littlefield.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
CITY AND VICINITY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
City Hall.-Humpty Dumpty.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Proposals for Army Supplies.
Boston Marine Insurance Company.
New Store To Let.-W. G. Cobb
Hamburg Edgings.-A. b. Butler.
Linen Observation-Disclosures Moore & Co.
State of Maine.-5.
Portland & Rochester II. R.-Acton Mines.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16

THE REASON WHY.--Mr. Fellows, in his
cular action of his Hypophosphites in the
cure of diseases, which seem to be borne out
by facts. From tonic action of the SYMPATHETIC
Nerves all the Organic Muscles are strengthened
and the patient overcomes his malady simply,
pleasantly and rapidly ja13-T&F&w
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
CONTRA.

Losses paid and unpaid, including all
known and supposed losses, return
premiums, reinsurance, taxes, re-
bates and all ether expenditures s679, $40 O6
Net gain for the year .. LOG, SAC 81
S786, 416 81
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16

WE have several thousand testi monials in
favor of Adamsons Botanic Cough Balsam.
1t cures cough every time.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
New Store To Let.

VIHE SILVER ST. STORE. Opening on Silver ST.
Il nearly opposite the city market, is Just now
store is suitable for either obbing or retail business
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The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
Cumberland County.
THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 1879
A Large Reduction and Saving Shown
for the Past Year.

The County Commissioners and County
Treasurer have just published their annual re-
port, which we take from the advance sheets,
90 fnllnpS
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
STATISTICS.

Amount insured since organizationS2os,2 15.721 90
Premiums reed since organization. 4,463, 4O6 "a
Losses incurred since organization. 2,460,o02 53
Average annual earnings on capital. 1G 24100 p ct
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16

DIR. o. FITZGERALD will be at the Falmouth
House to-day only.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
NOTES.

The pleasing operetta Of Red Riding Hood
was played at the Reform School Wednesday
evening by a number of young misses from
Stroudwater, which was heartily enjoyed by
the hnvs
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

Among the Jail details we find, board Sill
622.94, heating 81 ,200.e0, repairs $1,O30.35,
clothing and bedding $5O1,11, furniture, etc,
$2O9.S6, York County account $551 81, watch
crued in 1878, physician $4,000, medicines
S157.S9 kerosene lamps $104.75, oil $14S.52,
water 10000, straw 1922, dentist $500,
bills of 1878, S50.77. Credit on bills for York
and Washington counties, and state Of Maine
1864.
Of the S2,749.31 for stationery 81, o40 16 went
to Clerk of Courts Office and the court rooms.
OF the IS, 9S7 "a for cost of court house 81 40
IS was for heating, $62445 for janitor, $341.2
for cleaning, $4S309 for furniture, $191.71
tarpeting, $4,000 water, $685. 10 gas, $29S.OO
bills of 1878.
In salaries, with clerk hire, the clerk OF
courts got $4,000, judge of probate 81 ,60o,
register of probate Ss1,36S.75, Recorder NUM-
cipal court S1,O31.99, treasurer 81 200 commits
sioners $61O.44, $422.72 and $5S2.01 respective
ly. ,,-.,
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
MUSIC THE AND DRAMA.
En1EpsoN,s orINsrRELs.

.
The second performance by Emersons min
stres drew another large audience to Music
Hall last night. The company made change
of bill, but the salient features remained the
same, and were just as good and as freely APP
plauded as on the evening previous.
HUMPTY DUMPTY,
There is no doubt that the pantomime OF
Humpty Dumpty will be presented at City
Hall on scale of magnifcence never before
seen in Portland. There will be two clowns,
two pantaloons, two harlequins and two column
bnes, besides large array of variety talent
of the best kind and splendid ballet troupe
led by Bonfanti and Menzelli. The Spanish
Students will prove novel feature. The
tickets are selling fast at Stockbridge's.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
112,287.74
SUPREME AND SUPERIOR couTs

In the detailed cost of the Supreme Court
we find $780, II for officers in attendance, $319.46
for stenogrupher, $500 for constables bills,
81 ,272.S jury bills. There was $11 $40. II for
criminal and $6,677 go for civil business Supe-
rior Court. In the detailed cost of Superior
traverse es @' jury, Sizes Clerk Of the Courts
$1,5SO.55 stenographer, $2,51S,75, officer and
magistrates on criminal bills Of cost. % IS
for witnesses, $4S5.0O sheriffs, 81, $500 deputy
sheriffs, S5O4.0O messengers, $!S9.0O ringing
transporting prisoners, $4,000. chaplain, 81 90
postage, $4,000 counsel in capital case, $4,000
constables' bills, $3.50 district venires.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-16
Rubber Boots.

Since the great advance in all kinds Of
Rubber Goods it is important to know
when you purchase that you get first
quality, reliable article. The WOON-
SOCKET DIAMOND TAP Rubber Boots
edged to be the best in the market. We
have full line of these goods. We would
also invite you to examine our large stock
of Ladies' Fine Boots and Slippers, Gents
Opera Slippers, ETC., suitable for Holiday
Presents. We also carry a large variety
of Ladies', Gents, Misses and Children's
medium grades of goods which we offer
at reasonable prices at 1S5 Middle st.
B. F. WHITNEY & CO.,
dec5 dt1
, 1880-10-25
TURKEY.


CoxsrANr1NorLE, Oct, .i.-fierlnany has rro-
posed to A1lstrln n1n! Francs certain Identical
,neastlrcs Of q pauti'o uigracttr for tho speedy
sottloment Of tue Dutc2nu question,
- THE RlltTAS
has ordered R1za rnsl.a; under my ctrcum-
stances, to surrender DnlcLgno within five days,
but tho conditions Of tho Convention reiuMtn III
dispute. There Ia nlso
Il rnfh1t ntRpEMt.NCE
ns to tho read by which thu SEont0lcgrlns sha!l
advance otl Dulgl3no. llIzn Fasha bas llnder-
tatte,. to form II eorltn around Duc1gno 10 prr-
vent nj AthAntan tmvasIan.
i ulspArCil F4toA put,q,asu !, SIS
says. " III obodicnGe III tin portp's ortlor. to
ltIzn I'aaha II, surrender DuGiE,o IN frU ,tNys,
tho Ottoman Commissioner hAs Withdrawn sey-
er1.l conditions To which Montenegro stiectnti.
Moinly titso rulat!nE to the retcnton "f tho
Turkish tug IN cuystnH fCaseta lp4Iho lnn!n-
tenaglcc Ut In,kislt inws In '3isclgno"
ROuNANlA .<SII nut1;AIl!A.
LuSnt,S, Oct. ai.-A dispatch ,fruIn Cnr,stnntt-
rt,le reports that the P0FtA ls H,,ltlc Mrs1lnKe-
Ments foy tho Ilspllsah Of lu.EA mon t. AlrsaM..
uplt. III y!cw Of thu 3,irparHtlollA Tor itulU pf
lIulNNffn and 1t0nlan'A:
, 1880-10-25
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Desperate Encounter In d Sixth
Avenue Den of New
York City.
Dcattl-Denling Operations Of
"NIngnattc .lleAler", at
KANSAS city, Mo.
Arrest Of Bluebeard at Philndel-
phia-"Dr.n Crowe's
Record.
1}EN'r ON REVENGE.

UENT ON REV ENGEs
TEw yoNK. Oct, ..-Abo,it J this morning
1'hnnas Mccormick, who was brutally tenten by
Il gang of r,,lllails 1T tllD Sixth nvcnuo dive
know1, as the " Star nn1 uarter," n month ago.
nnd who until 4 day or two stlco was lnf.l up
with injuries IN New York hoBrttu III cofii-
1,atIy With Edward lyons. onp Of thQ nipst skill
mi burglars ~ the country, entered tho "HtAr
nnl Garter " ind engHseti III MI alteration with
Hamilton Brock, proprietor. 1.yons placed u
pistol ut pr0ek's stomach nn.l p lied tho trERor,
bAt the weapon missed Asc, wl,en llrock re-
treated to tho basoInpnt and tho men lott. AtG
O'clock both returned, and, pretending thoy wero
frntlds uf nroek from Doatun, gained access.
Lyons, revolver II, hand, tptd tho men cotsgro-
gated nbout tho bnr to stand back. ard thlt ilc
intended IN kill brock. IIa frc4l, tho shot
missing tts murk, md Brock stopped III
tln,p to escnpn second bali, which wel,t uraat,-
Ing uyer his hcnd through The glnsscs on tho bar.
1irock then drew hls rGyoivor and tlrct1 tlirco
sl,Ots lu rapid succession at Lyons, two Of which
took elrcut, ono bull poratuR his right lung aud
tho othes entering hts left inv. Lyons wus
pulled intu the street by lJA ftiGtls. Thrco pn-
iicGell cett,o up nlti,. rccetYinR no response to
arrested nrnnk, Who WINS euhtealed on tho tol,-
tiDur. t.ynMs wlA tukeu to tho hpspftn. WhcIU
tue SURGEONS snd hG could not SURVIVE. JuRticg
Smith hetd i!ruuk III $tooQ bill. At tho hospital
l.un1!!ng. ilo Il tic husband Of tho noioruus
1eaynred to releiAd i tiIInber Ut prisuncrs fr.',n
Slug Sing Prison by fAlsc keys. Six years ago
l.y.ns mud wife il.I e Fsntcs ant' lived ivy
hcrp. Returning Lyons wAs captured and So1lt
IL alnE Sing fnr three years and six months lie
roiMpactca Ills torn about two months Nyo.
, 1880-10-25
OBITUARY..

W1LxxaBARRa. Pa, OoL A--Willianl II. Rob.
erts, q we1l-kRown horseman, thrown from his
su1ky Ia rnoe few dav ago, died this evening.
Nse YosA IFtupa, Ok. II.
Mr.. Lydia Maria Child, ona Of the oldest and
best known Of American women oflstsesa, died
at WaylRud. pfass., yesterday tnaFnlpR.
srs. chitl Us bos,l at Medtnrd. Mll1s.. Reb. u,
1Bt.. Ut anrcnt cnlunal auccstry. ltlohuul Eru..-
ris. Yrola wI,El ahn WIS <lestutllg.D, ta,au franz
EnxlaIit, all set IN Cambridge In 1.fH. Her
patexual grandfather killed tlve Ut tho l1rtssh
spIuiers IN tho battl1 Ut Convord. lirr futi1er,
Cnnsurs Fraluis, wns baker, und Ut her lnatl,gr.
snsaN,luh tund, i II recorded shat stse ha,i II
s'nlpIr. anvlnx heart. ut'a spirit busy IN dung
svu1." yhG brul4er VI Mrs. chllt, Or. Cvnye.s
, 1880-10-25
Tile Manic Of james Kedpatli, Of
Boston, Among the pro-
RcrlLGu.
Dulcigno to Be Delivered Within
Five Days-Roumania Making
q" Trouble.
Deuth Of Former, Pri.nN Minister
Of ltalf-Tt,o, French Cpn.
:. gresa. 49,"
Acceptance Of tho Mediation Of the United
statea by Chill and Peru.
IIsNLANl d..
T,ty ht,ACK41,1Rr.

- - 1lIl1IIANDs u "'i' <4'.+-;
7,tE ht.scx-I1Rr. ..
LONDON. Oct. .4.-., correspondent of Inc
Sttda,1l ut dublin understands tl,at, ut IL cot'-
fercnca ar law ql'leors 1T which Mr. Farsssr m"
Earl Enwprr wcrp presput. II was resolved Ia fa'
I,ave tho tr|pls Ut agltatora 10 1ontlpH On Ger.
1Htu conditions, nui tftat IL rrlFNte telegram
frpru I'LL Irish nlpmlipr In London eHnirills tho
sepprt. In yiew Of a,sth contingency, tt'o
Ilnf1" LcuKuc havu nAmod mon to I'LL tho
offices In tho organization which would be trh.lo
vacant by tho removal to London At fio qllcc!s
charged with conspiracy. Tho correspondent -
Informed that tho following will bs prosccntca:
ChnrIes i. rnrnull, John Dillon, Joseph q. ts's"
syr, r. H.. Sullivan, Thanns sextUn, Jatnts
OEclly, W. H.. USulivAM Arthur OEounor,
aud r. Il. O'Contur, nicsnhcrs nf Parliament;
Mr. Brennan, l,uid Secretary uf the Lc!ge; Mr..
EEtit,' Treasurer: Mr. Osuttsynn, Aasistant Sec
rotury; Nj. Kettlu joint seorotlry; Mr.. tlayton.
pnttl Organtxer; and .1ntHcs Redphth. III AMER
lcun Journalist
rAnNEtL-
GALWAY, Oct. "t-A great Lnnd-f.eugiln tncot-
tME WIS hultl l,ore u-tlNy. Forty thousand peo-
plo were present. r,rnul addressed tho moot
lug. lilo con.lemnrl tho Dispatch Of reintosco.
ilAnts Of troops And police to GHlWNy. tie-
nouncett Mr.. Forstcr, ChIaf Sccrcsury for Ire.
land, as y hyDoer!s, dcrl1rcd the Government
solely responsible for tho asanBlnntuns, a1u
niAlptnine4 thNt tho only remedy ,yas the nntou-
on,y oE Ireland. lie appealed to the poaplo to
be rcsolute, Hntl put an end to British iniar,Io
- 0'COS$pN POWER '' =
as4urte.l that tho tonAnls were suffering morn
than tho slavcs or Huuth caroira tatL Othor
mertiiigs wcre held III various pnrts OF tho
country. No disorder II reported.
TliCltt1a.
I.OSEON, Get, 2i.-.A Telegram, from Plymouth
atatrs tint tho Twnnty- fth lleKlInDnt hns hccia
suddenly ontGrcd to cnlburk fnv Ireland Mt tho
earliest date. ~
pEktAI..
LONDON. Oct 1l.-.Thc Ncua snys tho report Of
removing tho TRIMS OF tho ug1talurS to London
Is "w1A TUX.
, 1880-10-25
con,pcilod or ,rice to ecnter t,rn,tcast over The
sthrve IN our native land for want Of employ.

compelled our rlce to ecntter 1rm,lcast over inc
world n wandering cxlIcs md fuHttves, or 10
slarSe star, n, Sns native land for want OF employ
MHstExs We haye felt M III: killing , nlxAt, Ct It
nTs WITH s e1S,y n, s ta 9aa MS sSe
seen aii was good md beautiful Ii our t,ntiyc
'anA lss anA ns1sl aa 9nca f,sG I,; intrIL
civilization % 20 ow as 10 e scafsriy eosnpaibe
with tho existence Of soctety, And ~
W,xnHAs,-Wo havn found here u Atnerira,
si?ss as T ~ tt S'Sf' ss *
seSts o. lsr!s'M;M ~ MeI'presss.'n;@ @ and mat. u.,
the snaroaehn,cnts Of tho Same 1srit.s r,,wnr in
III, oi,r, eirt to dictato !aws fnr tho ta1d Of ur
SSot y sss q rsrSa ,rt'ss q s saT n
tho destruction Of tho comforts anh hnp1itncss
Of An,erlcAu farmers, laborora, ana naers,allles
or, @ a y ts sss$ ssaay$E o papsSs p fhs 4 Ensa hs
haye ariuyonsly suffered from tho .p;wer q
Amerca tcfofe il il too lite to turn @ thor faccs
heainst british Influence ancA toshapct tho laws
& tso s snst sssfx liz .ssn a ssSsy sss ii o
"rohtien Frcc-1ra'ic ClWb Or iouiior, :pv1anll,
i'arnn,ent, anfl Ly tho y Ffce-Tra1c LcnR,ic Of
-Aniurtea." which Is composed Of EnElfsh inl-
e e ofnar a @ b hs fey ot e
q Fl" s ses Will! !ssy s!safiy
uuInH tav M!o ~, nt.t i "nr. ~ ae!n. ~. - ny
Gnoihi1s ~ ING ltl.la, atiu " Ing avstIactgh ol
AMarlcAfi spelnGrG1 ny ttF!.lhn p1fslies, aiaG
We 's = \. 70 Luz, ~ taG M unsy va
~ m ~ wv ~ nts sts r. ,t " uu ILL.,
Mia Ente - enteIae1 inc Pt.scnt n'IoI,s nt t X,
Rs, - H.. ni,,,ts te
, IVY Mu IVY y tf'! u nn1.s n, ~
Mn1 w r. " s.o 't'"ov'c''i Ape Wy
ct;Mnitr s ~ ~ antt!cu III! .,, ., -, 81, ,,,.
T .i, Mu t, ~ mpp,m'.. t.Jh ~ ts ,,
nhMeu!N.S!y ~ 'tRMn'AAu @ VI a, H.
HUI ~ ~ Ga2. oH = III, nGs s' @ ~
ano Mlu. ~. l"u io"""'ps o"4ceE9 "uH pAi'
P"S'S-nHl r. ,.. . ..,a.. ,s,,.,,, ,xo.,, A., .,,n
w ~ nn,,,n, af;,, ,,, ,,su,,an
e!iuu!n - HninE e"'to1'at"' WV" t1' Is'"le'
'Apon n ~ Enaniau o rr,t,,, ,o,,,,,u,,,, ~
sIsnHiheu ny III taut GesuIpruIiHaaH priaa -
, 1880-10-25

NEw ruYx, Oct. A.--syivastor ". Ellsworth,
fnrnler Of 1lerkimcr County, Sqw rork, WIS
arrested In Will strnct yesterday pn ii ct,Argo IF
perjury, on tho complaint OF John r. Mo!rott, Of
Watortown. Jefferson County. Thecompnnant
alleges that DarId y. Haukncy scscrvel >twp
]udymonts. for $4o.Bss UNI. $ssiEA, axa.tnst
Thotnas md Hubert L, 1nrnkeE mud lsq,,ben FL
wood, anu that on tho former, supplemental
proceedings wcro ordcrud. On each prnceeding
1t la alleged that Ellsworth, To who,i, narnkcr
md !9lwonl .aado ap assignment tdr tho honetlt
having rccoIved ccrtNl, ct.ccks vnrying In
amount from ;&E to $50. !irsIdes those, t}la
complainant alleges that Ellsworth rceolvul
1thrr ollppks and moneys R9xrcgntiug t.! it0,
mid 1nH chick from Anderson & Co. for S5,000
The ntauaol makes n positive donlal OF tho
fhuFNnH.
, 1880-10-25

SpselAl Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 24.-A modern Utuebeard
hns been found In tho person of John Connor,
tho keeper OF cheap lodging house In thownrst
pnrt Of tho ulty, where n lnnn can got il s!inke-
down OIL bundle of straw fur 10 cents md t,sh-
bnll IN the morning fort. Ills wife, hfnry Ann,
dfett In great anony III Friday. and twn phys[-
eians who wera called rcfusud TO glyo Il burinl
certificate. Sno suffered from tho most horriblu
spas'ns ar1 there WIls ovary Indication of Min
lattt tho cisO bcfuro tho Ct,runer, nn.l
Informed him that her sister hnd been tnRsrlUtl
ty thre,ts to make Il Will bequeAth!uR him real
est4tu thut sl,o pwtlEl worth nbott $i+0oQ. Bho
nlBo Kare GvlllonGe TO AhDw .that hp. hAd bcCn
boro q worry bud ct,urnctcr, Cnuupr WAS taken
Into custody With his hrntlor :Rfehart who lives
IN tho sAinc house, An tho Coroner will invUstf
quito further tu-1norruw.
, 1880-10-25
Ton is making, thorough canvass Of his district,
anl bis election by handsome majority Is no"
fully aAsur1J.
CONNECTICU1'.
rrE RuUHGE TIT TIE F'sEE.TRADR FLANK.


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Hpftiat ft.pafs" 10 va. I =, nhteago i1,oant.
nAnTronn. Ct.. Oct sl-Iho singular suskes. ~.
tioti Is npy F'Atc that. aanooek t9V oW2 ~
detcat TO 70 tfthlng mattcr NJ ui.1e ~ 1Hu"'uo
between Two connecticut tDetnecrNtic lsht.GN's
h,o'c months hFt, II cntse TO tn!t'a1 tao a'snN'
rian Ellfreths little a'tr'loto OF no" mo "hc.n-
ration OF tho war Ut lsl9 w'1ich passca tonsles'
BY 20 closa votc, cos'lA gu pe trncoa phea,
atep by sttp 70 the vnte f one Nnmlo innu'o
town. and INC issue That oarrfca tnnt uo"M uat
been llkc Hatscocka tariH, n ineai oMcsu"": o.
II was whether hoEs thoro shnt11a ~ a,,owo" ~
r.in 'oosc IN tue 10 Kept "en. o.s -
tho rresant instance, tue nnotf'Se.ous ,,a.'
"f ltftle thIngH 'n"y IN au.e an s'."xs rn,,s r"
trnte appears that nt tne t'',,o o. tns e. usn.,
'crAt's ssato SNnfe"stan tae ",e ~ oao.s"
Delegates to etaci.l''n,l' ,no t*u eana ,',s.ss.
plrA"s from tho mira t"mxseFs''na' ''.s1.'ot '
we're john Il. Hunter, VI "hnh"nuo' a.'. .1..
Siayof rom "Anest ot nom i1'nl""' INV" "e''
obstinate anu as hotn 'o"M not R"'
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Fer''rel INC Ihscruon mo INC h'noess.,o nv Nv
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