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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-16
THE MARKETS

The markets have iuctuated very little the
past week, and the tendency IL upward
Wheat has been on the rise, with December,
January and May wheat ia brisk demand. The
same lie true of pork, and all indications now
warrant tho belief thai ere Inc winter closrs
these two productions will bring good prices
Oats stand about regular, while corr drops Il
little. To summarize, the market Ia healthy
and such as to give the producer 10 possible
encouragement.
Chicago Produce Market, Reported
Through McCracken's Exchange.
Eriday nct la I've.
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TELEGRaPHTc reports from Washington
on Tuesday, stated that Hon. r. A.
Jones, of Rochester. this state, is i'm
Washington engaged in little political
manipulation, principally endeavoring
to advance Morton $. Wilkinson
chances for the district attOrney-ship.
and trying to secure a judicial appoint
ment for himself. II is said he desires
to get on some territorial supreme bench.
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Would use Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs. II is curing more
cases of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchi-
tbs, Group and all Throat and Lung Trou-
bles, than any other medicine. The
proprietor has authorized J. f. Seidle to
refund your money If, after taking three
fourths of bottle, relief is not obtained
Price 90 cents and 81. Trial sise free,
yDW1e2
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Rare Chance for o Good Active Man to
Make Money.
want good. live, active agent in
each town in Blue Earth, LeSueur, Wa
SEGA and Brown counties, AZ local agent
for the Equitable Accident company
the best and cheapest in the world. No
one wanted who is not willing tn work !,
and can give good bonds.
GEO. A. CLARKE, District Ag't,
l6w3 MankatO, Mimi,
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Farm Tor aala

Forty acre farm OH section 80, Manka-
to township. Twenty-Five acres under
cultivation, balance good timber. Good
house and well of water. Enquire at
l5tf THIS OFFICE.
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Gold Pens.

Call at Taylors Jewelry Store and see
the finest and largest stock of gold pens
and holders and novelties ever seen i'm
any one store east or west. 2tf
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The new depot building of the Oma-
la road is now occupied, completely.
The old passenger depot has been re-
moved, and the grounds about the sta
ton vastly improved. The offices Of
superintendent and tram dispatcher are
as cheerful and cosy rs one could wish,
while the ticket office and waiting rooms
are all that could be desired. The new
platform is wide and amply spacious for
all purposes The improvements wrought
by the changes ut this depot are such as
reflect credit upon the company.
The season of need and suffering
among the poor is at hand, and, as usn-
al. the Ladies Relief society is astir
early To engage in the humane work of
supplying those who are found needy;
and to secure funds to commence the
seasons service with, they have decided
Ia give social dance next Friday eve.
ming the I'D inst, at which the German
ia orchestra will provide the music. The
party will probably he given in Mrs.
Bentley's rink which is most excellent
place. We trust that all who enjoy this
line of amusement will attend, thereby
encouraging the ladies in. their mission
of mercy.
1t will he pleasant for the people of
Mankato To know that New York par
ties have contracted with the Opera
House proprietors to book entertain
ments here for the next year, commenc-
| ing with Nov. LIST. Owing to the fact
that our manager, Mr.. Griebel, was ne
cessarily unfamiliar with the character
of many of the companies applying for
contracts, very unsatisfactory troupes
would occasionally wedge in; but with
the bookings left in the hands of one
who paws his entire attention to the
drama, we may look for onl; first-class
entertainments. The Opera House
managers seem determined to make
their house thoroughly popular, even at
some sacrifice.
The FREE Pass is gratified to know
that It's frequent ailusion to the cloth
peddler has had the effect, finally, OF
promising reform and protection Ia
merchants az well as citizens. AT the
meeting Of the Board Of Trade Monday
the question WAS fully discussed, and
a committee composed of Messrs. NJ. o.
Sundt, Geo. f.. Brett and W. w. L. Me-
Council Was appointed la wait upon the
council nj its next meeting, and urge
some sort of action by that body that
shall grant the relief prayed for. The
committee is good one, all being bust
ness men, and there is no reason te
doubt but the discussion before The
council will he productive of the enc
sought for.
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PROGRAMME.
"Wednesday, October 2lst, 1885

county are tNpccttl w We present anu
participate.
PROGRAMME
"Wednesday, October 2ist, 1885
AFTERNOON SESSION
2:0n-Prise Meeting. Led by Rev. ID. A. Bush
nell.
2:3O-Address of Welcome. Rev. J. e. Ogle.
3:O0-what is the Work that the County Assoc
citation Should Accomplish Opened by
DIR. J. W. Andrews.
s:so-'rhe Need of More Efficient Officers to
Accomplish the Work. Opened by W.
I:11-How Should the County be Districted for
Institute Work, and can il be Done at
this Convention; Opened by Ed. +.
Rogers.
I:3o-Qucstion Drawer. Conducted 10y H..
Plant, of Minneapolis.
5:D-h Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
;:3o-Song Service Conducted by Jno C. Noe.
Sod Address, Relation OF Sunday School to
Church and Home. Geo. II. Brewster.
s:30--Address. The True Aim OF all Sunday
school Work. Geo. NJ. Palmer.
Thursday.
MORNING SESSION.
o:Ho-Deyptionai Exercises. Led by Rev. #.
Il. Quayle.
9:oo--Do Sunday school Institutes Pay. and in
ODDS, j. l.. Cook, j. A. Latimer, Dr. Ira
Bishop and others.
NOTE.
Sunday School Workers from those sectio ms
where these Institutes have been held are
earnestly requested to fully discuss the abOy G
topic ut the convention and to make sugges-
ti0ns as To the conduct of these Institutes IL IL
IL best TO continue them. how to make them
more helpful and efficient.
i0OO-H0w Should a Sunday School he Con.
Quoted to Secure the Rest Results.
Opened by NJ. G. Willard,
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INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, gave 1 Rcpub-
lican majority at its municipr election
this week.
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CASH MUST WIN.

ID. w. SELLECK is still to the front
with fine line of goods, and has adopted
the cash pl0n. From this date all goods
will he sold for cash, and at prices that
would astonish the closest buyers. Prints
from q to s cents per yard, Ginghams 8
cents per yard, and up. Ladies button
shoes 300; fie Kill, $3.50; $500 goat
shoe s"ty se4o Ne M"' e sip BOOT. ~ :I 90
and draapers, so cents each. RIO COFFEE, green
or roasted, s Tbs. for $I.OO. Best buck
mitis, 1925. Al woot n'ins, 30 cents.
Al goods sold strictly for CASH, and as
lOr as The Lowest.
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A Dreadful Disease.

A Dreadful Disease.
Read, ponder and profit thereby.
Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs
is conceded by all who have used it to
exceed any preparation in the market as
a complete Throat and Lung Healer.
All persons afflicted with that dreadful
disease -Consumption-will find speedy
relief and In a majority OF cases a per-
manent cure. The proprietor has au-
thorized j. +. Seidle to refund the money
tn any party who has taken three-f0urths
Of a bottle without relief. Price 10 cents
and 81. Trial size free. oc2,mts3
No accumulation of old styles, poor
sizes from several years, but new, fresh
and desirable goods at kROLIk'S new
store, 800 MankatO House Block. Ia
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COUNTY 8. s. CONVENTION

The seventh annual convention of the
Blue Earth County Sabbath School AS
ISOLATION will be held in this city, at the
Presbyterian church on the 2lst and
22nd inst. The following very compre-
hensive programme will be carried ont,
and all Sabbath School workers in this
county are expected 10 he present and
nariiclnalG.
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N A R n lie ID.

HOWARD-B0YNTON In Garden City al
the residence of the brides parents, Oct II
1885, by Rev. }. lockwood, Mr.. Frank o
Howard, and Miss Aida l.. BOyntOn.
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MANkATO

II You Want Oysters
got up in fine shape and on two minutes
notice, 20 to Herbert's Coffee House
Finest fry or stew in the city.
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RIEI's sentence has been committed
to life imprisonment.
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Our Opini,

After selling numberle = preparations. W.
are convinced that BEGGs TROPICAL on. l,
unequaled. For Pain, Cuts, Bruises, Rheuma
tism, Frost Bites, Chilbains, etc. II is war
ranted by us J. X. JONES.
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Magic Soap is stillshead, aud grocers
cannot do busipessNithoqt II.
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PERSONAL.
J. II. Long, Esq, left yesterday for u
business trip to Dakota.

J. II. Long, Esq, left yesterday for /
business trip to Dakota.
Judge Berry, of the Supreme Court
was in the city last Saturday.
Miss Jennie Ives, of Clinton, New
York. rs visiting Miss Lulu Long.
Hon. Jos. Bookwalter AMI l.. =
Pierce, Esq. of Vernon, were in the city
Tuesday.
J. A. Sanborn, Esd, the competent
pencilist of the Madelia Times visited the
city Wednesday.
Judge Dickinson, Of st. Paul, was
shaking hands with his Manknto friends
on Saturday last.
j. Henry Bacon has been confined Ia
the house all the week, suffering the eff
fects of u severe cold.
w. y. Plvmat, of Mapleton, went To
st. Paul "Wednesday on legal business
before the Supreme Court.
J. l.. Washburn, Esq, will leave to-
morrow for trip 10 Montana in the in
terest of the Mankato Cattle Co.
+. l.. Waters. Esq, left to-day for
Milwaukee, Wis, and Jackson, Mich,
on business trip connected with the
Big Mill.
John Blackstone. ESD, editor Of the
st. Peter Herald. visited our office on
"Wednesday, and reports business at the
SANITY city good.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ditman returned from
the east last "Wednesday, and to-day she
makes special announcement to the
ladies of Mankato. See advertisement.
W. q. Wall. Esq, of FL Paso, Texas,
is in the city for weeks visit with rela-
tives. lie is just returning from the
eastern markets where he has been pur-
chasing goods.
Miss Carrie Ogle left last Tuesday
morning for Minneapolis, where she
goes To attend a conservatory of music
the coming winter. Her father accom-
panied her to that city, returning to-day.
Miss Maggie Barr departed TO Mn
ncapolis last Tuesday, and will he joined
tomorrow by her mother, and after u
brief visit there they will 90 Ia Grand
Iowa, to visit friends, from
whence they will go to Calumet, Mich,
to spend the winter.
Mr.. q. O. Pitcher spent the first half
of the week i'm ST. Paul. He was ut the
LAYING of the corner stone of the new
court house, and represented Blue Earth
Chapter, No. :, at the meeting of the
Grand Chapter Il. A. NJ. of Minnesota,
held in ST. Paul Tuesday.
Mrs. w. X. Roberts, ofthis city, ispre-
pairing Ia make visit of several months
duration la relatives III California. Mrs.
Roberts is the lady who has served as
clerk in the Register of Deeds office 80
these many years, and she
needs the rest and recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Cummings and son,
IF Buffalo, \. y, are visiting in the city,
guests of Mrs +. \. Merrill. Mr.. Cum
nings, interviewed upon the election
outlook in New York, says there is no
about Davenport's election. 1t
: simply II matter of majority.
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Wonderful (!

We do not know of any medicine that has
gained an equal popularity, In such a short
time, for the instant relief of Coughs and
COUGH SYRUP. II 10 mild and pleasant to
take and will not iniure the most delicate in
FAINT. sample bottles free at j. X. JOSEs'.
The only place you will find the Round
n,l %.
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The pretties, I.aav IN M.n..,,

The Prettiest Lady in Mankato
Remarked to friend the other day that
she knew kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs was superior remedy, as it
stopped her cough Instantly when others
had no effect whatever. So to prove
this j. +. Seidle will guarantee it to all.
Price 80 cents and 81. Trial size free.
octs,mtsl
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Is CAR LOADS

of choice Michigan apples to arrive this
month which will be sold by the barrel,
or car load ut prices that will make them
move. Ladies and Gentlemen are cor.
daily invited to look this stock over, and
| we are satisfied you will be convinced
| that the CASH STORE is the place to
spend your money and get your moneys
worth. Yours truly,
l6w4 DIV. SELLECK.
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New designs in Gents Fine Hats at
e.. 90, 81 %, ~. 80, 1915, $3 90, $I.25, $3.50
equal in value to any sold elsewhere from
81. 90 to 800 ut KrOlik's new store, JOB
House block. ii
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A CARD.

"a OA6OD.
No all who are suffering from the errors and
Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, ear
~ decay, loss OF manhood. &C., will send u
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary In South America. Send u self-ad-
dressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH 7 INMAN.
station d. New York City. 6yri
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Your friends will appreciate Fur Caps
and Silk Handkerchief, Neckwear and
Fine Shoes purchased at my store, for
all my goods are useful as well as nice.
IA KROLIk, 400 :. Front Street.
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The Oldest Tree.

Which IS the oldest tree The elder, hut the
old MULLEN plant Is the oldest In worth, for IL
Is now recognized OF moro value than cod
liver oil In consumption. TaylOr's Cherokee
Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullen will cure
coughs, colds and consumption.
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The Lacrosse Soap Company's Magic
Soap is the housewives favorite and the
laundrymen's salvatiOns
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Fine Shoes a Speciality.

For hard coal base burner nothing
has ever been made that equals the
Radiant Home, and parties wanting q
moderate priced stove will find the
splendid Round and Universal Base
Burners at TUTTLES. l2wS
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Ifyou will call ut Dice's he will make
you Il present of a free sample of White
Duke Soap and ticket good for 5 cents.
The best and cheapest Soap made. No
boiling and no steam. lava
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II is the request of the executive COM
mittee that all schools select their dele
gates early and send their names to Geo.
NJ. Palmer that entertainment may he
provided for them.
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Herbert's Coffee House is the cheap
est place ia the city to buy your oysters
, 1885-03-21

So far as we understand the imper-
feet kilograms, there is as yet no
prospect of war in South Africa. The
Government of Pretoria is either
honest in its wish 10 respect the Con-
vention, o is afraid of pushing mat
ters TO extremity, and is holding.in
the young men who desired 10 fight
Tor their plumber, with a strong hand.
Sir Charles Warren and President
Kruger have accordingly met, and
have arranged a moduy uiucmdi, the
principle Of which is the r~estoIation
Of The natiSs csfietS, aaui rlro suirren-
der of all farms which those chiefs
are unwilling to sell. This would be
most satisfactory, bat fllat the young
err Beers scarcely hold themselves
bound by their chiefs engagements
and may return if the British troops
are Withdrawn. We do nor want to
garrison Bschuannland for ever, and
there is reason to fear that If assign
ed to the Cape Government a Minis.
try of Dutch prociivities may wink at
a renewal of Boer outrages. We are
bound to add that Dutch politicians
at the Cape profess an entire distaste
for such proceedings; but as yet we
can seeno prospectof continued order
except in the appointment of q Vice
roy with a moderate force behind him
and Instructions under all circum-
stances to do justice. Beers and
Kafirs are Just like other men and if
justice is steadily and quickly done,
fnd rebellion not only inconvenient,
but unreasonable. Even Irishmen at
their hottest abstain from insur-
r%ection.
, 1885-03-21
MfscekLa ~ e o a 8.
(Spectat0r February 21St 1856

The Italian force which has taken
possession of Massowah now amounts
to 1000 men, aud General Ricci is to
be despatched to arrange a plan upon
which they a operate, Their first OBJ
ject being to dispense and punish GER
tain tribes around the town. A fur
Their expedition is being held ready at
Naples to be despatched il. circum-
stances require, or rather if bpportu-
nifty offers. The Departments in
Rome profess an entire readiness to
relieve Knssala, and on a signal from
the British Governmental which,
by the latest kilograms, they still en-
terrain hope would commence a
march from the S%outhward against
Khartoum.
, 1885-03-21
Passengers Arrived.
Christiansted

18th March-Per schr "Vigilant" from
st. Thomas,-Maria Chewitz and 2 chill
dren. Anna G. Williams, Antonetta Mar
Gus and son, Anna NJ. Higgins, James
and Alice Stridiron, C. De Castro, Ellen
James, Adelaide Patrick and child, Consul
L. Cassavel, Mr.. p. Raupach, Waldemar
Monefeldt.
Frederiksted
18th March-Per schr "Atlantico from
St. Thomas, -Rebecca Jacob and child,
William Henry and wife, Virginia Peter
sen, John Phillip, Cathrine James, An.
drine Hoist, Eliza Gumbs, Martha Rodgers,
Sarah Ventor, Mr.. Robert Flynn, Mr.. e.
b. Mallgrav, Mr.. G. o. Gyllich. Reverend
Feilberg.
, 1885-03-21

Canada, New South Wales, Victo-
ria, and South Australia have been
yying with each other in offers of
military help to be rendered to the
Government, the equipment being in
all cases, we believe, offered by the
Colonies themselves. The offer of
New South Wales has already been
accepted and it seems probable that
the other offers will be accepted like
wise. The Queen has S Mt her spe-
cial thanks to all the Colonial Co
vernmrnrS which have rendered their
aid through Lord Derby ; and in this
the Queen, as usual, is representing
the cordial and the universal feeling
Of lhe country mt large.
, 1885-03-21

nounces that Zebehr Pasha and other con-
spirators have been imprisoned at Malta.
Paris news states that the Chamber of
Deputies has agreed TO increase the duties
on oxen to 90 francs.
The French bakers have raised the price
of bread.
, 1885-03-21
Passengers Left.
ristiansted

NIIlBLldllSC8d
March 16th-Per schrs. "Vigilant and
"Jolly Companion" for st. Thomas-B. S.
Hoheb, Sophie George, s. Phillips & 2
children, Miss E.. Chabert, Waldemar
Monefeldt, Mary Thomas s. 5 children,
10th March-Dr. F. V. Casey, Mrs. Alice
Berry, Q. de Castro.
EFrederiksted.
18th March-Per schr "Petrer" for st.
Thomas.~Ehristian Monday and cousin,
Charl6e David 19th-Per schr "Atlantic"
Mr.0,EO. Gyllich, Mr.. A. Rasco, Francis
Samuel, Fanny John.
, 1885-03-21

the President of Guatemala, from
forcing a union of the Central Anne
rican Republics.
A telegram from Saigon states
that the war supplies at Keeling are
enormous.
Washington advices announce that
President leavelan has withdrawn
III, Spanish and N~icaraguan treaties
from the consideration OF The Senate.
Plymouth, March 14th-The Royal
Mail steamer Moselle,' arrived here
at s o'clock this morning.
New York, March l4th-Nr.
Gladstone stated III the blouse OF
Commons :lstt an agrtsnent had
been entered into with Russia that
neither country should advance on
the Afghan frontier. He also declar-
ed that an accidental collision would
not provoke rupture.
The Marquis OF I'll arlington said
tina, there was still great cause for
anxiety as regards E~ngland's rela-
tons with Russia.
A despatch from Shanghai reports
that the French have seized the
British steamer Glenroy, with a
cargo of lead.
Paris news states that the French
Government have expelled the FEM
ans, Stephens, Davis and Leroy from
rhr country, and also refused to per
nit them to sail from Htyre for
America.
1t. Thomas, 14rh-The cost Of the
late cnbje-rppairing expedition be
tween Trinidad and Demerara by The
x,rnmpr Duchess is eslimatcd al
$1,000.
New York, March 16th.-A Berlin despatch
states that til, Gar has conveyed TO the
German kaisel an assurance t..at Afghan
istan will not endanger the peace of Europe.
The feeling in England is easier, but
insuranceS are only effected on a basis OF
war risks.
1t is reported that Sir Peter Lumsden
has occupied HcTat.
4 Telegram from Alexandria announces
that Zpbchr Pasha has been arrested on a
charge Of communicating with the Mahdl.
The French Chamber of Deputies is
discussing the bill taxing the importation
OF cattle.
According to laterreports from Shanghai,
the steamer " Glonroy" has been released.
but the French authorities are holding the
lead for investigation.
Chinese OIL :ials in london deny the
French Successes at Keeling. They de-
clare they only captured two positions,
commanding the road across the island
from Keeling to Tam~ui. The Chinese
hold all others aud the French are suffer
ing heavy losses.
Serious differences are reported to have
arisen between the French civil and
military commissions in Tonquin, and
M. Lemaire has therefore asked to be
recalled.
Panama, March 16th-noOn- "A rising
Of the revolutionary party has taken place
here, headed by General Aizpuru. The
railroad track has been torn up about a
mile from the city, and the railway offices
have been seized.
Colon, later.-The telegraph wires have
been cut. One hundred and eighty men
from the us. war ship "Powhattan" leave
here in a special train for the front.
Replying to a question in the House of
Commons respecting England's relations
with Russia, in connection With the AT
CHAN frontier, Mr.. Gladstone spoke very
indefinitely, stating that England had
, 1885-03-21
England" observed Emerson,

England" observed Emerson, in
1S47, dis an old and exhausted island,
and must one day be contented, like other
parents. to be strong only in her children"
Since these words were written, the "old
and exhausted island" has put forth new
and strangely vigorous shoots. In 1847
her imports were worth no more than
G76, 600 900, while the value Of her total
exports was less than G15O,0 0O, 900.
In 1888 the value Of her imports was
9427, coo, 900, and of her exports nearly
G3U6, 600, 900, the aggregate of her trade
being worth more than 9732, O0O,O 600
collectively. Her vessels showed a gross
burden of 1850 tons in the former year,
and of nearly 1900, 900 tons in the latter.
Her income tax brought i'll about
95,7 900 in 1847, and close upon
212, 600, 900 in 1882.83. These symptoms
of growth, of which we have enumerated
but a few. ought to awaken hope even in
the most Responding breasts.-Daily Iels-
Grdph.
, 1885-03-21

visible reason why a ten-gun brig,
with a torpedo -boat on board, should
not destroy the "Duilio."