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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-01-02
Fur Seal and Astracan Sacuue.

STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT IS
y In Probate Court held at the Probate Office in
St Johnsbury, in said district, the Both day of
December A. D. 1879
Ephraim d. DuttOn, administrator upon the es
tate of Phila Hamblin, late of Hardwick, in said
district deceased makes application to said Court
for license to sell the whole of the real estate of said
deceased, representing that said sale would be
beneficial to the heirs and all those interested in
said estate; to sell the whole of the real estate of
said deceased, for the purpose of converting the
same into money; and having brought into court
the consent and appreciation in writing of all the
heirs to said estate residing in this state to the
granting of said license
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said
application come under consideration and be heard
on the 18th day of January, A. D. $780, at the Pro-
bate Office in st. JOhnsbury and, it is further
ordered, that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication of notice of this application
ana order thereon three weeks successfully in the
time OF hearing that they may appear at said time
and place, and If they see cause object thereto.
By the Court Attest
l4-l6 HENRY FRENCH, Register
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-01-02
The National Shame in Maine.
ARMS SENT TO THE CAPITAL.

ARMS SENT TO THE CAPITAL.
The disgrace which was attempted
by Gov. GarcelOn and his Council, has
been progressing since our last paper
was printed. On Christmas day there
came near being riot in the streets of
Bangor. Gov. Garcelon probably
thought there might be need of mate
rial aid at Augusta on the assembling
of the legislature and had sent to Ban
gor to have the arms and ammunition
removed from the arsenal in that place
into wagons but when on the way to
the depot an excited crowd was en-
countered who demanded what the bus
mess meant, and when informed that
the governor was removing them to
Augusta declared that it should not be
done. The arms numbered 100 Spring
field rifles aud 3400 ball cartridges. AS
the crowd increased and became more
excited, MIR. French, clerk in the ad-
jutant generals department, who was
engineering the matter, concluded that
discretion was the better part of valor
and directed the teams to turn back to
the arsenal, which they did and peace
and quietness were restored.
Ex-Gov. Morrill, of Maine, chairman
of the republican state committee
wrote letter to Gov. GarcelOn, setting
forth the present state of public feeling
in the state, and suggested to him, il
the interest of peaceful settlement o
the controversy, to call upon the su
preme court to decide on the legality
of the official count in the dispute,
cases. Meanwhile Mr.. Pillsbury ba
issued call to the cOunted-in mem
bers of the new legislature to meet IA
Augusta on Saturday, January 3, t.
make arrangements for the assembling
of that body.
Gov. GarcelOn replied to ex-Goy
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-01-02
Petition for Discharge in Bankruptcy

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of Vermont. In Re L. HASTINGS
g. SONS, Bankrupts.
DISTRICT OF VERMONT, IS.
Notice is hereby given that a petition has been
Hastings and Hubbard Hastings Cd Of St Johns.
bury, in said district, duly declared bankrupts
under the act of Congress of March 3D. 1867 for
individual and co.partnership debts and other
claims provable under said act, and that the oath
gay OF February. 1880, at 10 o'clock A NJ be.
lore the Hon. HoYT H. WHEELER Judge of said
Court at the q. s. Court Rooms in Burlington is
assigned for the hearing of the same, when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest may attend and shov
cause if any they have why the prayer of said ne.
htiOn should not be granted Pc
Dated at Burlington on the I'D day of Dee Is7o
l4-l6 b. b. SMA1LEY, Clerk.
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To Subscribers and Agents.

Above will be found list Of agents for
the CALIFORNIAN. When more conven-
lent, subscribers can pay money to our
agents, and the same will be credited them
at once. We earnestly urge all our sub
scribers to pay either. our agents, or at
this office, and take advantage of the re-
duced advance rates. See that the label
on your paper is correct.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-01-02
Petition for Discharge in Bankruptcy

IN the Dlstrlct Court of the United States for the
district OF Vermont. In Re. II. c. HASTINGS
CO., Bankrupts.
DISTRICT OF VERMONT, IS.
., Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed in said Court, by Henry c. Hastings and AL
bert W. Hastings, of st. Johnsbury in said district
duly declared bankrupts under the act of Congress
OF March I'd, 1867, for a discharge and certlncate
thereof, from all their individual and copartner,
ship debts and other claims Proya6Ie an I saia
A NJ before the HON HoYT II. WHEELER, Judge
of said Court, at the Q; S Court Rooms in
Burlington is assigned for the nearing OF the same
their debts and other persons in interest may at
tend and show cause if any they have why the
PRAYER of said. petition should not be granted
Dated at Burlington, on the 22d day of Dec 1872
1916 b. B. SMALLEY, Clerk
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-01-02
Passumpsic Savings Bank.

The corpOrators of the Passumpsic Savings Bank
will hold their annual meeting at their Banking
Rooms in Bank Block, Main St, on Wednesday the
18th day of January next, at one o'clock p. m. for
the election of officers for said bank for the year
ensuing and to transact other business proper at
said meeting.
Immediately following, the Trustees of said bank
will hold their semi-annual meeting.
w. S. BOYNTON, Secy.
st. Johnsbury VT, Dec. %, 1879. i3-A
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w, s1rNcTON COUNTY.

At Montpelier, the 18th, John J..
Houghton, otherwise known as lily
cerine Jack,n retracted his plea OF not
guilty, to the charge OF passing c0un-
terfeit money, and was sentenced 10
five years in the house of correction.
Not one conviction at Montpelier I'M
der the liquor prosecution has been OBJ
tanned. All indictments for selling la
ger beer were continued, while the
question of the validity of the statute
upon the subject will be tested in the
supreme court next August.
James Young, of East Montpelier,
has lost 800 out of 1902 turkeys lately
bought by him, and other dealers have
lost heavily, because the herds were
kept without food for two or three days
while collecting, then carried and fed
on corn, with lack of water. A cor
ner in turkey is threatened.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
The Methodists of BrattlebOrO have
secured pledges for $4,000 from their
own people for "A new church, and they
hope to get 81 1000 more from the peO-
pie.
George Fields of Westminster COM
mitted suicide Friday by shooting him
self through the head.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
In the prosecution of State Attorney
Davis VS.. the liquor dealers of Windsor
county, pleas of guilty have been en-
tered, fines imposed, and bonds forfeit
ed as follows: NJ. F. Sargent, Windsor,
fined 500 and costs; G. w. Willard,
500 and costs; g. w. Huntley, Wind
sOr, $50 and costs; A. T. Barron.
White River Junction, 5000 and costs
A. j. Grover, White River Junction.
$500 and costs; H. c.. Stevens, White
River Junction, 500 and costs; c. w.
Pease, Hartford, 500 and costs; Orlin
Chamberlin, Sharon, $50 and costs; p.
w. Cummings, Hartland, fined S240
and costs, and sentenced to one months
Imprisonment; o. G. Kimball, Wood
stock, forfeited his bonds, amounting
to $50; c. o. Durkey, Windsor, for
feited his bonds, amounting to $3.50.
A Worcester county man stepped
into the Boston office of the Massachu-
sets Home missionary society il day or
two ago, and modestly desired to leave
"small Christmas gift for home mis-
sions. 1t proved to be check for
$4,000. Before leaving the building he
cheered the brethren of the American
Board with a similar gift.
The name of the Newton IN. H. post
Office has been changed to Newton
Junction. VIM. H. Conant has been
appointed postmaster at East Peru, Me-,
Geo. H. Reneau at South Newbury, VT,
and Samuel A. Jones at South Vince
lock, Vt.
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H0 FOR CHRISTMAS

Everybody is invited to examine our large and
choice selection of useful and ornamental presents
fort 6a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-01-02
HOLIDAYS.

As I carry nice line of PRANG'S CHRISTMAS
and NEW YEARS CARDS. Chromos Mottos
Cabinet Frames, Panel Pictures, Eases Bibles
Teachers Bibles, Picture Books, Books of Poems,
Photo and Autograph Albums. Scrap Books
Games. Ink Stands, Writing Desks, Music Rolls
&c, sc, sc. Also everything in the line of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
HUNTING FOR EVIDENCE.

THE IRVING HALL AND rAMMNNY HALL COMMIT
TEEs AT wOPK-NO SATISFACTORY RESULTS
THUS FAR OBTAINED.
Tne committee of five appointed by Irving
Hall 10 receive reports from the various Assembly DIS
trirrs on alleged frauds. bribery ana intimidation ~
United states supervisors and Marshais met last
evening win the sub-c0mmittees ~ Irving Han.
The Conrtcc OF Five consists OF C0Ona JOAN Tracey
John D IfTy George W. Mclean, Jonn 4. Voorhis and
Frederick W Dchl There were some reports OF cases
ALLEGED fraud by colOniZed voters ana 'nimida-
by United States supervisors an1 mhshais' odt
the total cid not come M 70 the cxpectaon- of me
COMMITTEE. The charges ~ trcach"ry 20 t@e Dpmoc ne
ticket - the VIA Congressional D,fc were tIsO tAel
friends OF Nicholas Muller and B'uJdgn WOOD.
The OF report 20 me General
Committee agreed uDoI. a prOtes' 60 the county
cangassers With reference 10 coming the yor ia cer
tain disl talked over. but nothing ena!y
decided uJOu.
The Tammauy Committee on Fraul ~ taking tesd-
mony OF le distr cts t9d wu report - tno
Committee Organization SttnriaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
STED FOR PERJURY.

xprrNEsSES IN THk PHILIP CASE HELD
Nv" rvrs1IGATION CONCLUDED - MoRENs RE-
fhS - ,,<ctN AGAIN Examined AND ANOTHER
VINO CLAIMED TO KNOW MoREY oN TUT
-prrI-rING ruj ST wITNEssEs-TnE TWO
,rprD MN ARRESTED BEF RE LEAVING
-orpr-RooM oN COMPLAINT OF MIR. BLISS.
rhn philp investigation ended Yesterday
- .bo overthrow of the defence ana the
WV for neriury OF the two main Witnesses
ale forward to establish the identity oi
oneced H. l.. Morey. One of these
en' :. Morey, testified that Il. l.. Morey
h,s fathers brother; but all the living
va. tors Of his immediate family, inciud-
nle" his mother, testified that they
Ms no such relative as II. L. or
Ia" l.. Morey, and chat they had
~. heard of a Morcy with any such Initials
no, the appearance of the fraudulent letter.
~, statements Of the other witness arrested
- +. Barry, alias Robert Lindsay, were
'''' ororwhcimmcly refuted. Both were CO +
I'D 70 -he Tombs In The closing address TO
a. Court Mr. Howe. o counsel for the defence
- q sensation by declaring that IN o'i'rt
Nd hecn made to produce in court ah the
--,tne.-e, suggested by Che Democratic Ma
,;onol Committee in support OF the IorSeu
letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
SENATOR HILL ON THE ELECTION

A LETTER TO THE HON :. B. CHITTENDEN.
THE GEORGIA SENATOR LAMEvTs IN SECTIONAL
DIVISION But DECLARES THAT THIS rs A M
TION-A HEARTY TRIBUTE To GENERAL GAR
FIELD-Hls GREAT OPPORTUNITY SECTIONAL.
ISSUES AND THE DANGERS RISING FROM fHEA
DEPLORED
The following private letter from Senator
HILL of Georgia, is. with his permis3i fnr-
nished to THE tribune for publication by the
Hon. 5. B. Chtteuden, OF Brooklyn, to whom
if was addressed. In it Mr.. Hill declares his
hearty esteem for General Garfield, and de-
nounces the INSCRIPTIONS and insane attempt
of few Northern Democrats to plunge the
country into the mseries of another disputed
count.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
1cv,r. SERVICE OBSERVATIONS.
Ab,,rqc. of meteorological Rspet for O. YORK. for october
DLSpLlY az 4UrrMN FL0WERS.

Handicapped monthly meetings Of the New-YoIk
Horticultural Society were resumed yesterday after
mann for the winter. aud the rooms In rhrtythird-st.
were bright with autumn flowers. The special fca-
+rs of rbe exhibition we're q table OF choice stove
and green house plants. group Of dozen we'll
,ro,,n orchids IN bloom display Of cut roses and
IN excellent collection of cnrysanthrmnns. ihciud-
INC specimens OF the best Japanese Chinese ana
~ mr. nompone varieties Ia the rich collec-
~ - he mas. desirable kinds of carnations. the
most interesting was u novelty 10 blazing scarlet
annropriatelg named "F,reba nd.' Besides IT.
bril liant color 10 seems to have mAch 70 recommend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

fLTNrUAt Smthovn L. L. a. the residence OF her son.
Tt-ior widow " lie lanes lnc1. ~ thi- clt,
neral al ~ James church. shutdown on ""uhcslay No
veuBer DO. a %. . .. . -.
lion AZ and returning MI rv'Ch 'o" i"'-
rate rhlrrv fourth Ferry from New York 20 fi'
nAvtS- A. ,.es Rochelle Tues lay. November Nsry
Ann roa.y VIE DAVIS aged % years M""'as
NJ r. i've. and friends family respectfully m
IN nj end the fun her at' rcadent5O 81 FnhhY'
,..vcr,ber II. l. o'clock ~
Tram. Grand Central Drp NeW lofh ~ AVE-" q ii'
t,.r-It-cs yili Oe 10 waiting a. Sew iochc.tc
ry-FP TIT Entered INTO rest Panned =. J. on tho
s.. after pfolfati-tl 'tcses nary
Autu.t.t daughter o. John T.. lGd Enrihr tFfr'iL
Funeral services residence u her pAsehta, 1ast front
Al Wctuesfa4 afternoon a. SoclJrA-
IufrimcDt az Greenwood On tharsisy morning.
uA.EDDRN-Ou Tuesday. November . az nj residence,
For Hin Brighton. 40. hcnry B Atascdor" 10 l2o
3gt1 Vetr Oi ht5 age
Notice Of funeral hrIeHter
r,t,-o y Monday November g. sylvina Brovsier. wiov
80 fbe lato William II. Jackson. formerly b" fpih1itl
,s-.st rqos =,
Nr,S yot wednesday, November TO- at ii O'clock A. ma
Friends invited.
IAyxEIn BIoosy D. November .. Thomas b jayne N hS
Ga year.
swENY-At Cheltonham. England. November q. OF pneu
u. a. II VI = Ith tusiicf4l,
and laughter the 4te James kcy, OF "esi Ir'Y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
CRYING FRAUD AGAINST EACH OTHER.
The friends of Nicholas Muller and Benjl

TIC ITItUUs DI NICNUIlIa ''If7TII dI'4 y ~ =
min Wood the uy1l Democratic candidates Tor Con-
gress in the Win Congress 0na District, are crying
fraud ch party endcay0rs 20 SHOW that the other sGe
was guilty " tfeac ery toward the National Democratic
tick on election day by trading d, of for votes ior
their respective clnliGa,es.
Tho Muller Investigating Comm tee met at the WASH
iugt,n Hotel yesterday aud received testimony rom
workers. 20 the election districts The most 81 'hcsD
men tried TO show that the Republicans
had been guitY OF "coonZng,' but fhey
failed 10 produce direct evidence Ia supper, Their
allegations. All caimel also mat NJ Muller had ear
red thcir districts. but that thr vote had COT
been allowed The committee finally adopted a
rcrort drcierlpg that the m"mbcrs Of tue
General L inmitIce IA The TT Assembly District
mad rt"d fa.thluY f0r the entire DrWn'i1Lo
c!et aid that any ~ iem'nt th1t cAoas Miller o.
James rtlzrtid o anyone connected VIII thAt org NJ
Zaru ad rrrd vote 0rcaat ihty - Dren lnsiinr 81
80 to no. ygls uuqul h.S false. S.,n0 - Muller re.
.ipfps tsi ii lucu, -od 0ut Dy l..innlnF LIN
IN nus Congressional District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
ENDING us LIFE BY POISON

julius Ecker, age forty an employe in a
flower store u iAe B.w-ry. found dead ~ biz prd
,,rd,y on the table by has side was glass contain
, - r.y drops ol 4 mix:ure OF wafer aad Paris n en-
,le rest lie bad swallowed after locking ana
bo1ng the door Monday morning His absence
WINS NOT noticed until yesterday. wnen his door
80 br,tcu omen bY landlord. Ecker
G neon Nnnwu % Mt 10 Mogit the proprietor OF ihr
diver store fOI fifteen OF sixteen year, IN i'1iod'
emmy "A. yyls4 bOIiice per OF very gOou lditlJ' 4
,,y wee Is agO e suddenly appeared ~ Jhls CIV? puoI
ana de,titulr and secured employ ineht a. H's IN
fL1u / M kUnMn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
5uerlGl N0ucc5

Henry 4. Daniels VI o.. - Leviagousve. uear 2'hss
Hours % aud 90 2
Alteration 10 gentlcAen.
PIE. uerruanrnflv crudicatrd gthn three wco1s 70
t1, isatrr lr cau.ilc All tai tseases cureL Clrfn
lars aniug references u iiol /, - 81" ~
Posf y ace Mace
The foreign raiissor tho endinr >AFv tpN Y N"'en'
her 3 1850 Will close oGloo oG To t9pAl - 500
AL FOR isuruu, steamship seols'n wa 2h tlso ~
on a Tor EUROPE. ~ s.'-1'H' ~
Ssova VIA lue.nstoyyu .clrru-pOndrnce nf 4 nus %
.ra,aUy agtressefI. aud AZ 10 a ~ 'i iAn N4',c
Iy .f.tuslip France Havre ON titt h'p ~ AZ ~
.-,.r,,e by steamship NcDuDAc, Va - tehst'wn
va. ANA at a. tui fuAnpo "F rtoa.aatlp
-, "a Plymouth rAerDouCs and Hamburg on Is
No. an ii "A m Tor Europe, by sicau.shp 'itF OF hach.
,u..ustoNu sUOudcucc fnanl ullst 70
sct,tit addrrs .ed 40 d Tor Germany &c, "
s'.,,n Dou.u VIA southampton and Bremen CORE.
re Tor .rest anu the tonuneut ist be spe
F,ty sdbrr--ed; Tor Belgium duec, by steam
AnlN Malla TOT DrumafA
oer aro orway dspatchehD D. hamOurr lpn Bicmel
cawer, only mails FOR Nrwi0ud AM leave Now YORK
No~rubrr The mails for Porto Rico New 0rk No
ye.n,4r No. TIE Havu laave No~-A NoYen-
ber u The mails iuDali south tAcins cave
York The Harlua ie@Ne New
own -avanilA &c leave New-fork NoyeAbei II. ths
a,is ',f Aiexioo ana TIE Vest Indies VIA HaVai cave
So. YORK November IN mails ior NcnrLueis ana Gu
ra,oa cave New OK November IS the mAs or Chlns
ami l.nls leave an November Is The maus
Tor AustrtiA r.. FrsnciSSo November ~
w. TtliBs D.. 4 A -, rOssa.stos.
Post once. Nev.Y0rG NoyomDer O. l,5n
The FrirarichshnIl Biucrwatrr
tina safest cme szns constipation n" ueAo~Sao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
i TRIUMPH F0R TIE AMERICAN UNION

Decision WHICH WILL ALLOW IT EQuAL RIGHTS
on The kansas PACIFIC.
OMAHA. Mob, Nov. 81. J. Dlckey' Supernten-
d.,,t Of Telegraph of the Union Pacific Railway
Company. has sent the following to tho American
Union telegraph Company
In accordance with Mr.. Jurtice Miers recent dees-
,i,, fsi.-r,nh suits it LOUIS, the mon racine
~ - a. mn ms having completed an aiut4ohal WI'
rer ne K,nsa. Pacihe Railroad "a Denver "a nov pre-
- to r.pt uuD ic telegraph pushes. Tor points Oh
~ - - t,f,. bfarrI, rom ana Tor All prI'ohs
.,-1 comuauies without Discrimination
T., compliance with tho above the American
-, Tctr~rIp1 Comuauy VIII accept teicsrams
c.'~ Int. M Kansas and dorado Oh the line oil the
E.rsas Pacific Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

AUGUSTA. Me-. Vow. 9.-lhe clerks returns Of
votes for Electors Of President and Vice- President
have been received 40 th' office OF tine Secretary OF
State from all bus SIX towns and six plantations.
Wrth the exception Of 1dlings7mewhat to the t'tal
vote the figures from the remaining towns VII nor
materially change the result. which ~ ~ follows
.i..,-ors ~ SO. for Weaver sta gin GroouDact
electors. 4O7G: for Dow, GO; a't.nng y; total,
l42.99i: majority for Garfield, j0lo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

Their costumes were only semi-Oriental, and they
had diadcms brilliant rs the rivers" OF MILO.
Croinette on their brows. This was not Eastern
But it might have passed for being Aslatic IN the
eyes of bourgeois genthomme of the Grand Cen
turv. NJ Jourdain was ignorant Of things Eastern
a. he had been of the nature OF prose until MS
master of philosophy revealed to him that I'M
known to himself he had Deen talking Tor more
than fortv wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
CALIFORNIA PROBABLY FOR HANCOCK.

SAN FRANcI,co. Eoy. AL the official returns
are not vet IN. bat enough have been received 10 de-
term.ne that the Hancock electors. Judge Terry
cxeppt-d. have carried the Stale by q majority ~
from 300 10 300. while the Republicans have elected
IL A.-pmol ymeu, giving them MAJ 'rlty Oh IL 'u
JOIN ballot ru.L
Congress u01ai District. except ulare haTllosa ihb
fn1- ,yb,rb I'M. fII bu- nor official. give PIchacO
lR.uJ l73 majority. The 0lirlal returns w,ii make
no gllteriai changes aud h-, election ls settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

SYNOPSIS Dr. DO oti ,Jt'a
WAur-Gr0Y, Nov. 10, I Il. m.-Thc bar
-cuer.rls highest iu the Middle ssates An area oi
low pressure IS now raj in Ead'au Territory. De
.lslonal ram has fallen lie districts between RE
'I-ssDpi River and the Rocky Mountains IN the Lake
-as.1 am IN Illinois. The temperature has laIi en-
,- DID, Texas Eorhwlrd io u lu.toOl. 10 has risen d.,id
,i, m the Gulf and sou,h lantic states; elsewhere
Ii. eat. have been ST. n ana unimportait Norii-
,r.t,r.. --.us prevail ron MinncsOt' SON h"arl 10
- Cr coast last NJ the Ms ssipp Valley they axe
from Southeast 10 Northwest. or variable.
.ldiCItlOnS.
For The Middle states. increasing c.oudiness followed
b, r,lu wiua- shifting % Nor clsicrly Nitl STA
t,on.ry or lower barometer
For Sew i.ugIEd. clear OF partly coucy weather W.
riubr. si.Iii Et'ery winds, eJdujhdfy OF hlghei
tcnlurr.ture and barometer
CGutIORarg Signals.
Ciut'0nary signals continue from Port Edds 10 care
Henry aud cautouary uh5horc signals continue az IL
,iglOla and Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
MP. KELLY NOr READY 10 Talk.

Controller Kelly was asked yesterday he wished
To say anything concerning the causes Of the recent
Democratic defeat. lie replied: ">o tnlnk 70
best 70 clear away the dead ana WGu"ien or,''o
,,,.I1,- svt u.ug about che c1lse7 OF the defeat"