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Official Directory.


CONGRESSIONAL.
W. Tin on, BrownviIIe. Us. Senator.
W. Hifcheock. Onaha, u. g. Senator.
Lorenzo CrooHse. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
SILAS CAREER. Governor, Lincoln.
- j.. J. Gosyer. Lincoln, Sec. OF State.
= III Western. Beatrice. Auditor.
y. A. Koepig. Columbus. Treasurer.
). r. W ebster Beatrice. Atty Gen.
j. n. Mckenzie. Lincoln. SAP. Pub. Instrac.
JUDICIARY.
Geo. r. Like. Omaha. Chief ] 1stice.
DsurG CAN'T. Nebraska City. a..... L.,
SAM Maxwell. Platsmouthl
WEBSTER COUNTY.
j. A. Tuiieys. County Clerk
II. n. Jones. Treasurer.
I. W, Tulleys. Probate Judge.
n. G. Bill. sheriff.
n. s. Kaley. School Sup't.
6 G. Coon. Corooef.
W. r.. Thorn, County Surveyor
A. M. Hardy,
q. W. EaIl, County Commissioners
r. Mattesoe.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-03

Louisville, Ky, Sept. 2.-The Plan
ters' National Bank, of this city, was
robbed of large amount of money
this morning about daybreak. The
teller, Louis Rehm, was discovered near
the bank on his way to the police sta
tion, and could hardly speak at first,
but after while informed the detec-
tives that three men had taken him
from his bed during the night and pro-
ceeded to the bank and forced him to
deliver mp the keys; they then opened
the safe and abstracted the money.
Rehm alleges that he was chlorC-
formed. and stabbed where there is a
slight wound. The bank officials
closed the doors and refused to tell
anything concerning the affair, fur
ther than that the depositors will not
lose anything. The amount stolen is
believed to be nearly 800, 900.
Later.-Louis Rehm, the teller of
the Planters National Bank, has con-
fessed to having robbed the safe him
self.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-03
The Fastest Time on Record.

San Francisco, Cal. Sept. 2.-The
returns to date are meagre, but indi-
cate the Democrats have elected the
State ticket by n large majority.
Houghton and Lutterell are probably
elected in their respective congress
ional districts. No returns yet from
the city precincts.
The feeling on the street this foce-
noon was cheerful. even buoyant.
The Merchants Exchange Bank
opened its doors at the usual hour.
The National Gold Bank & Trust Co.
reports Improvement in the outlook
for resumption. The officers are evil
IDENTIFY in good spirits. The Board of
Brokers have a meeting this forenoon,
in which some action is expected
looking towards the re-opening of the
Board, though it is thought that some
settlement of the affairs of the Bank
of California will be necessary pre-
cursor TO the opening of the Stock
Boards. The report of n called meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Bank of
NsAAAlpA IlbNtS uhlbulutbs L AN
Directors aud friends of the Bank are
still at work trying to arrange all
matters, and there is n strong feeling
among well-informed financiers that
arrangements will be made to secure
depositors against any loss, whether
resumption takes place or not. The
best of feeling prevails in monetary
and commercial circles.
D. o. Mills authorizes the statement
that the capitalists interested in the
Bank of California will ohtain trans
fers of stock from the holders, reliev-
ing the holders from liability, and
guarant teeing them against loss; they
wilIsubscribe funds to place the bank in
a condition to pay all demands and put
it on sound basis. Should any sur
plus arise in the settlement, it will be
credited pro rata to the stakeholder.
The arrangement will go into effect in
few days.
The city election returns indicate q
close fight for Mayor, between Clayton
OH the Chronicle ticket and Bryant
the Democratic ring candidate. and it
| may require the official returns to de-
| eide it. The State is conceded to Irwin
and the Democratic State ticket by a
large plurality.
Later indications are that Wiggin-
ton will lead Houghton for Congress
in the fourth district, and Piper is
| though: to be ahead in the first dis
trict, with a close fight between Swift
and Parker. Lutterell will probably
| be elected in the third district. Page
and Larkin are running close in the
second district. There are no returns
from the legislative tickets but the
Democrats will undoubtedly have a
plurality in both houses, if not ma
| jority.
The recent authoritative assurance
of the speedy re-opening of the Bank
of California has an excellent effect
on the business prospects. The exc
cutive committee of the board of bro
kers, to-day, appointed business men
| of the board to consult on the resump-
| ton of business, and great feeling of
confidence prevails.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-03

New York, Sept. Am order of
publication has been granted in the
suit of Drexel, Morgan & Co. VS.. The
California Bank, to recover S25, 900 in
gold, on affidavits that defendant is a
foreign corporation, whose president
is dead, and whose cashier lives in
San Francisco, and which has no Off
Ger in this State on whom service
could be made. The suit is on circu-
lar notes.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-03
PROCLAMATION.


TO me PeGpEs oJ " Nyom'"g:
by virtue Of the authority conferred upon
me by an act Of Congress entitled An act to
provide for the appOrtionment Of the Terri.
tory of wyoming tor Legislative purposes"
approved June 10Th, Isl |, and also by the act
OF the Legislative Assem- bly, Of the Territory
of Wyoming, entitled IAN Act to increase
the number of members of the Territorial
Council and House of Representatives OF the
Territory OF wyoming approved December
? lS73 |, John NJ. Thayer, Governor of said
Territory, do hereby make known and de-
clare the following uppOrtiohment for mem
berS of the Council and House OF RepreSen-
tatives of the Territorial Legislature, to be
the first Tuesday in september next:
The county OF Albany will elect three
members of the council.
The county of Carbon VIII elect one mem
Der of the Council.
The county OF Larami. will elect four
members IT The Council.
The county of Sweetwatcr will elect one
member of the Council.
The county Of Uinta will elect two MEM
In addition thereto. The counties OF Albany
and Laramie will form one Council district.
and will elect one membCr of the council. and
the counties Of Carbon, Sweetwnter and
Uinta Will form one Council district, and will
elect one member OF the Council.
The county of Albany will eject six mem
bcrs Of the House of Representatives.
The county OF Carbon Will elect three mem
bers OF the House Of Represen tatives.
The county of La-Imi. will elect eight
members of the House of Representatives.
The county of SycetVyater will elccI four
members of the House OF Representatives.
The county of UinlR will elect six mem
bers Of the House Of RcpreSen entRtiveS.
In testimony whereof. have here.
unto set my hand and caused the
great seal of the Territory 10 be
affixed.
Done at the city of Cheyenne, this
[sEALl. fourteenth day of July, in the year
of our Lord, eighteen hundred and
Scventy-hvc, and of the Indcpen-
dence of the United States the one
hundredLh.
JOHN NJ. THAYkR.
by the Governor.
q. w. FRENCH,
Secretary of Wyoming Territory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-03

Hartford, Ct, Sept. AT the Char
ter Oak Park races to-,iay, the running
race, mile heats, was won by Kade, in
the remarkable time of l42l-l4l4 I;
Bergo, second; Spendthrift, third.
The last heat was won in the best time
ever made. In the last heat Kabe
and Bergo came under the wire, so
near, that many claimed that Bergo
won.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-03

Sharon Springs, sept. 2.-Congress
Hall, owned by Fred. J. Bang and J..
H. Gardner & Son, together with the
Sulphur bathing houses, were burned
last night. Loss SlOO,OOoi insurance
not known.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-03

Newburg, New York, Sept. S.-Last
night a heavily loaded train, from the
National meeting at Lesley Grove,
near Goshen, while on the way to
Kingston, broke through a rotten
bridge near Shawangunt Station, five
cars went down an embankment and
twenty-five persons were injured, few
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-03

Rome. Sept. 2.-Cardinal McClosky
will arrive here on the 9th or 10th Of
September. He will first go to Turin,
and may perhaps visit Florence. He
will take the title of the Cardinal of
the Church of st. Mary of the people.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-03

seriously. The passengers remained on
the ground until o'clock this morn
ing, when freight train took away all
except those unable to be removed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-03

Berlin, Sept. 2.-To-day is the ami
versary of the surrender of Sedan. 1t
is observed throughout Germany as a
holiday aud a day of general rejoicing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-15
The Proposed Music Halt.

1ne Committee met at the Board of
Trade rooms at 1880 to-day.
Communications declining to serve on
the Committee for soliciting subscrip-
tions, were, received from J. South, jr.,
+, P. BisselI, Joseph PEBBLES, Geo. W.
McAfpin, W. I. Bishop and W. 8. Dick
insOn. After consultation, as to the
best plan OF work, it was resolved to at
once commence a canvass by giving GER
tain portions OF the city to members as a
special field for work. The Committee
for canvassing was divided as follows:
Third street-Messrs. Munson, Mitch
ell, and Tice.
6. Olhaber, Second, east OF Vine, and
J. N. Hall and Joseph Kinsey, Second,
west of Vine. ~
.Messrs. Kirby, Lukenhsimer and Goep-
per were assigned to duty ON Filth and
Vine streets, and Jas. S. Wise and John
j. Hape on Front and Waterstreets.
w. II Thorne, James ii. Laws, q. III,
Barbour and Horace Stone were added
for work on Pearl street.
It is understood that any member. OF
the Comrnittee 10 empowered to add the
names of Persons to assist them when
ever they consider il necessary. ~ 4
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-15

Seymour, the wickedest man in Mil
Wapkee, WRITES as follows in the News
Of that city; The ladies' will please
make . aote of the fsot that teshions gos-
sip is by no means neglected in this col
umn. Here, for instance, is a little
thing adapted to the season: "Many
new dresses are supplemented across the
backs by porous plasters, and next to a
vest front a mustard poultice is general
ly worn. Young ladies alternate be-
tween necklace for street wear and a
flannel rag for the house. Diamonds are
worn IN the ears with much effect abroad,
but a lock OF cotton and little roast
onion is the usual adornment at home.
Pearl powder is applied to the shoul-
ders for full dress, but camphorated oil
and hArtshorn liniment are considered
very pretty also by the sufferers. Silk
stockings, with .colored cl0okings, are
4he things, for low-slashed shoes, but
pals OF hot mustard water and warm
bricks are also much worn on the feet,1
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-15
EOutnUfO3t.


The irregularity of the street oars
about noon to-day was caused by a block
on the Suspension bridge. A four-horse
wagon loaded with iron stalled and
stoppedthe passage for over an hour.
In the Mayors Court this morning, N.
T. Thomas and Daniel McFay were
fined So each tor indulging in too much
tanglefoot.
MI. Cluley informs us that he doesn't
doa trust business, and ne says that the
Enquirer man will never make a free
drunk by Safeguarding him.
The boys cry, "Skunk, RedP' The
Stars never retaliaJe.
Is the Enquirer man infaflible, or by
Medical Boardf
A West-End man says Hallam is an
ass. Naughty man.
The public schools close Friday.
An account of the game of baseball
between the Red Stockings of ST. Louis
and the Stars of this city IL given in our
local columns. M
The Court of Appeals yesterday de-
cided In che case OF Hawthornet against
the city, that all Of Mrs. HawthOrne's
lana in Southgate's subdivision is sub
ject to taxation, except Block b,-and
that is excepted because the City Coun-
Gil, by resolution OF March, 1850, ex-
ctuded 1t from the boundary line i'm
which the Assessor was to act. Judg.
ment is directed to be entered against
the city for back taxes paid on that
block, and which, amount to seyeraA hnn-
dred dollars. LIN
Esquire Tebbs yesterday committed
to jail Henry Hayden, charged with
grand larceny, in default OF 81, 900 bail.
George Stacy, one OF our most promi-
neRt citizens, died ut his residence, 728
Madison street, last night about eight
O'Clock.
The fifth annual picnic of Kenton
lodge, l. q. o. r., comes of at Parfor
Grove next Thursday.
Esquire Manson is indicted twice for
carrying concealed weapons. w. l..
Robinson makes the charges. The Squire
cleims they are false.
In the Chancery Court yesterday de-
crees were granted to Mrs. WhittIe,
wife of Thomas j. Whittle, empowering
her to transact all Business in her own
name and freeing her from all liability
| of his debts. To Mrs. N. q. Morse, Mife
OF Mr.. N. G. Morse, to the same effect.
Lewis Collins was admitted to the bar.
The petition of Bernard and Eleanor
Wernecke to adopt Nina Theising was
taken under advisement. 49,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-15

house, In Fulton, at 8 o'clock p. M. next
Saturday, to provide omnlbuses for cheap
transportation to Broadway. All per-
sons not able or desiring to pay the
double fare charged by the Street-car
Company, win do well TO attend.
MEssRs. p. G.. STEVENSON, Matthew
lAddy and ID. kP. Pisrson, have been
excused by Judge Cox from con-
tinuing to serve on the Grand Jury,
as their respective business prevents
them. Their number was, however, i'm
mediately replaced by others, and the
pending business before the Grand
Jury will be proceeded with at
once. The Investigation of the
cases against the Water-works parties
was first in order, and commenced this
AFTERNOON. Mr.. j. W. Johnston was the
first witness called. The testimony OF
Grueter will be taken hereafter.
The Grand Jury have reported the
following additional indictments: Jo-
robbery; Geo. Miller, for burglary; Evan
Alb. Nixon Gus. sparkle and Chas.
Parker. for grand larceny; Thos. Hob
son, grand larceny; Jessie Minor, per.
jury; VIM. g. Doyle and John Swine,
oppression in office; Frank Carney,
cutting with intent to kill; Den.
MS Gorbelly, same; Samuel johnson,
same; John Umon, breaking into rail
road car to steal; William Daniels, petit
larceny; Henry Schraeder, using hors e
withous consent of the owner; Cornelius
Boheu, assault and battery.
MARX EssLINGER, Maggie 'Ermau-
trand and Fred. Weiss, arrested by Sta
tion-house keeper w oeber and Lieuten-
ant Smith, OF Bremen street, some time
ago, on charge OF the larceny
Of lot of table-cloths, towels,
glasses and other articles worth $34 40,
belonging to The United Railroad Stock
yard Company, were brought before
Judge Lindeman this morning. Maggy
Ermaatrand pleaded guilty to the
charge, and was sentenced
10 the ork-housa for =, thirty
days and fined S25. Mary Esslinger, re.
ceived the same sentence, but Fred,
w eiss was dismissed. On the charge oi
receiving stolen goods he was convicted
and was given the same sentence.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-15

A Berlin experimenter has demon
strated the combustibility of iron in a
peculiar manner. He takes a straight
barmagnet OF some power and sprinkles
iroh filings on ope of its poles. These
filings arrange themselves in accordance
with the lines of magnetic force; and
however closely they may appear to be
placed, of course no two OF the metallic
hlaments are parallel, and consequently
q certain ameunt OF air is inclosed as in
a metallic sponge. The flame Of any or
binary spirit lamp or gas burner readily
igifftes the finely divided iron, and it con-
tinues to burn brilliantly for some time,
the combustion being apparently as nat
ural and easy as that OF any ordinary
substance. II the experimenter with
this operation stands ON slight eleva-
ton anu waves the magnet to and fro
while burning, a magnificent rain OF fire
is said TO be produced.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-15

WARRINGTON, 4Juns l5.-The runor
that Mr.. Avery, chief clerk of the Treas
ury Department had decided to resign
his present position to accept that Of
Deputy Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue, is incorrect. Mr.. Avery has de-
cided to keep his present position.
THE ALLIANCE,
one of the new sioops of war, construct
ed at Chester, Pa, Tor the Government,
had her machinery thoroughly tested
last week, and it was found to work
well In every respect. She will BE ready
aorsea in few weeks.
The Herne, another vessel OF the same
class, is nearly finished at Norfolk. Her
machinery will soon be ready for trial.
The Albert is now at Annapolis to take
the class Of cadet engineers Fon their
practice cruise.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-15
RIVER fNEWS.


~ oesn ss,i ra,ns t sse@y si an 1ant & ns
,,,'t mac ~ s ~ VnH t hn ~
W ater- works marks at six O'clock this morn
ing.
THE STAGE OF RIVERS.
PITTsBURG, June l5.-Rlyer falling, with 8
feet. lnches Clear. Thermometer IS. Wind
N. w.
Brownsyille-Gh feet and falling.
u, Kice's Landingr-4 feet ? inches and failing.
Mneeiilg--5 feeU 4 inches and fall fsl.s. H
Marietta feet inches and rissng.
M,,ldleport--6 fest 10 inches and falling
slowly V 70 - ~ y
Uharleston-5 feet 10 inches and rising.
Gsllipolis.- River continues rising. =.
Huntinggon-6 feet lU inches and rising.
FranAioft. Ky.GI fees ana stati6nary. p
IouisvilieI Feet 10 in.has at the head OF
the canal, and feet seant In the pass ON the
Falls.
Evansville-9 feet 10 inches and rising.
Cairo-3u feeL inches and falling
ST. Louis-1I feet inches and rising slightly.
Ii lie Roek-Ssant q feet and falling.
boats leaving TO- ay-Pittsbnrg Exchange:
KenLhcky river, Eureka: Louisville, United
States. New Orleans Mary Huston.
Arrivals and Departures,Granite State,
srerss Pitssbarg s., Enxrsp-.. sisssisep 80 .Wtssi-
Ing, were the arrivals, and the departures. m
-cluded the regular Monday run Oh packets
Special to the STAR
EVA ysyiL u, June is. sn5 A. SM.-The Cbas.
Morg,n ar,,v,.I hare tnis morning at s,y
O'clock. Fl AIRY W. sTtIS. CIerk'
r. M r,,,. wv
IoWpoag lten,s'-tne lhoS w. Means came
IN IRON Iron,oh, Monuay aitSfhoon, e WIN d
neayy tow. Sne Tesnlppea l,aoo Kegs nalls ior
Memphi%s % on & sne >. u. farker, ana ieit ior 81
LOUIS Ing WIG Duek was patchihg her DOLL
ers at Mluu,epore Monaay n!ght.s
Ihe Tom means mas oso TONS OF pig iron Tor
St. Louis, yo9o Kegs OF mans, anu 90 tons 81
manufactured % iron 1or Lonisville' Mem pms
ana 81. Louis; guy TONS Oh pig iron 1or clncin-
nati and Eyansvilie; iour staVe anu Iohr coal
boats for CINCINNATI. ohe sh4aia arrive mere
to-nignu o. to,mPrrow' lne Woi ooHa W, Marfess ss
anu barges, 81. Louis 10 wheeling, Will pass
up to-day
Ihe EXPRESS passed up irom Madison 10
Wheeling, Monuay, nyihg light, having just
come Oh the ways there.
Ihe Granlte state 'es on the docKs mere lor
repairs.
Inc Matte Ragon LETT Pittsburg Tor wheel
ing Monday evening, andis TO be oVerhauied
and repaired ~ the iatter place. 49,,
Capt. voolfolk, captains Mite, Gould ana
James howard, came up on the UnlteQ otateS
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-15

ny YELEGRAPH.

BERLIN, June 15.--U.5S. Minister j.. q.
Bancroft Davis gave asiinner last night
to the officers OF the american squad
ron.
-. QUINCY, ILL, June 15.--Considerabl
damage was done here last night by q
terrible tornado and thunder storm.
John Menne was killed by falling tim
bers.
OoIUMBUs, June 15.-In the case OF the
steamboat Melnotte VS.. James Good, in
the Supreme Court to-day, the Judgment
Of the Cincinnati Superior Court was
affirmed.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 15.-Patrick
Wallace, convicted OF murder in the sec.
end degree for killing his wife. was SEN
fenced in the City Court to imprison-
ment for lite.
NATcHEz, June 15.-The body of Will
liam Holland, q commercial traveller,
connected with house in Covington,
Ky. was found Sunday night. Foul play
Is suspected. ~H ~
y WILKEsBARRE, PA, June 15.--'Ehe long
strike il ended, 80 lar as the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre Company fs concerned. IL
employs II 900 men, and allits works will
be started at once.
BROOKLYN, June 15.-Mr. Beach re-
sumed his address in the Beechef trial
TO packed audience this morning.
Beeehef and wtte and his brother Ed
ward arrived early. AS usual number
ofladies were present, and nearly all the
counsel on both sides. - IA
j OMAHA, June 15.-John Hearde con-
victed Of the murder OF John
Dolan at Ayaca, Iowa, last Aprib
was sentenced, yesterday, to i'll
teen years of hard labor in the State
Penitsntiary, and left, in charge OF the
Sheriff, tor Fort Madison this morning.
VIENNA, June 15.-A sensation has been
created here by the publication in the
St. Petersburg Golos of an article advo-
eating an alliance between Russia and
England, because that between the three
Emperors has lost the power of guar
anteeing peace since one member there
OF has become suspected d warlike de-
signs. .
New YORK., June 15.-In the United
States Circuit Court, yesterday, the
Grand Jury presented several new
1ndietrnents charging completely In the
silk smuggling frauds, but the United
States District Attorney declines to
make public the names Of the indicted
persons until they have been arrested.
LONDON, June 15.--A special spatch
to the Times says Don Carlos has give n
his son the title OF Prince Of Asturias 8.
He has alsO eOnyoked the Biseay
Juntas for the 9th instant, to contrast
the attitude OF the C6rlists With that oil
the Alfonsists, whose Government, he
says, is airaid TO summon q Cortes.
GALvEsToN, June 15.--The News
BrOwnsville special says one OF the
raidsrs who escaped 10 In Matahoras,
where he had q ball extracted late
yesterday, The raiders' casualties in
the light sum up twelve killed and
one wounded. 1t is now settled
that the Mexican authorities are protect
Ing and encouraging the raiders, and the
Cftizans are making preparations for
the country in the vicinity is q matter
OF constant tear. - -. ..s.,s