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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, April, q, 1876.

tl.mmcd and weakcrcd. Thcro ,s no concealiog
tile ravngts tl,At old age and trouble, and conflict
and dtaease, have 'rrought upon this onco no.
bio figure. would indeed gladly bo1ieve that
Ills jloinoaa has yct ten yeata Of life and uae-
futnots before him, that llo msy yes
livo to seo tho final victpry Of tlse Catholic
Church oyer her e1cmlcs but cannot.
1:opo Plus tx. Ia but wr.ck Of fia former Hc'i,
but magnificent wrock nevertheless I would
10 nniuAt TO n5self wore 10 describe him not
according TO tho impression loft upon me in my
brief interview. Homo DAY, nsl In all probability
not long hchce, Tope Plus ~. will tako to llis
bed. never tnore to riso from It,
hardly recognized Ills Ennonce Cnrt1inat
Antoucitl. Twoyears ago baw llEm in Tho aatno
rootn. when ilo appeared In tho beat health, md
l'ia features lsat1, az near ha remember. pleas
ant. fslddy glow ato,t them. Tho two years
TINT have Aince then clapsed hava worked : sat].
married ctauge ~ hs appearance. Iio In appar-
cl!t|y great sufferer frum rheumatic affllcliou.
1itn onco Htrang f1hme Is hent, and hls foatu1eg.
pale and weary, hecln to ALlw degree of COM
plete pi.YnlcnI exhaustion that almost startled
me. heard afterwards tia. Ills Ennencc waa
suffering from l,sglt'a disease OF tho klducYA,
AMI that lc livea ullcr the .trictctt and scvere.t
regimen. Yet he a1lows himself no rest and bnt
littte recreation. but Ia continually occupied with
the atTatss at The, Church. For weeks together
llc noyeE lcAves l1H apartments. aud then when
ho does 1t Ia only for short walk.
, 1875-04-27


DR.. Scllcllcll's Stnntlurtf Remedies.
Tho standard remedies tur Il! apascs Of lungs sro
sehcuek's ruu,oa!c Syrup. Bcheacks Sea Weed Toaic
and Echpncks Mandrake Pills. Aad, II taken batars the
lungs are destruJsd. speedy euro Il ensctod.
10 tho4o threo medicines Dr. j. II. Eeheuck, OF rha.
dolphA, owrs hs unrralled In thu eAtncu. ol
pulmonary dlle&ses.
Tha Putuonio Eysun Hpena the morbid matter In the
lunss throws n! by easy expecto.ation for
~heu The phleEm attor IL rpc slight cough viii
throw 1t OIL tho pasus has rest, aud tho lungs besn
heal.
70 enable Tho Fulmonc Syznp to da this, Sehencl's
Mandrake Pills aud 6Glenck'a Sos Weed Tonic must bo
freely used 10 cleanse the stomach Aad rsE Echenck
Mandrake Pills act tho llset romovia9 al obaruc.
unr. -alax tbs ssll bladder the ls frecIy and
tho lrer IL rcllesed
.6chenck's hca Weed Tonic IL knnts sttmulant and
alterAvo the aka!i a which it II composed mIxos with
tho food and ptoEnna sourng 1t asasts the digestion by
nnfue up tho stomach tn healthy condition. that tAt
food aad tho PalmoaIs Syrup will aks good blood then
the unga hea and tho patient will auTcly gat vol cRro
Il taken 10 prevent f!ssh o01d.
All VITO wish to consult pr. sehenck, either personally
BY letter, 10 II hIs principal oce. Of
sltth aud Atch-s.s,. Phuatatphia, eyusy Monday.
schencks mcdfciuss sold by Ill drEsiat4 through
n,1th
, 1875-04-27
THANKS "FRoM THE DEPTHS or THE
HEARTH

WELLINGTON. Lorain Co., O., Aug. 81, ts74.-
nr. II. +. Pierce. j'"dalo, ~. r:-DEAn Sin j:
Your medicines Golden Medical discovery, De,
Asges catarrA l:emcdy. have proved 1t tho
sreatcat service to mo. six months ago no ono
thought TINT could possibly live lope. had
= complication Of dfseaseH,- ,-eerofula, manifest
Ing tthelf In oTurtlons and g!ce. blotclcs on my
hoht tlat made such aorcs that could not havo
my hair combcd witAou: causing INC much anffer-
ing +; Also cnusiuE swollen glands, tonalls c1.-
larged, enlarged or thick neck" a1ld large and
nutncEouH boils aleo suffered from terrible
clironic catnrEl,, and, in fact, was 70 diseased
that lIte VIVA burden to me. ] had tried n,nny
doctors with uo benefit. 1 ,inu1ly procured one
liaff dozen bottles Of your Golden Medical Dis
cofcry and oho dozeu 6age's CaearrA HetneIy.
mud commenced tloir use. At frpt ! uas badly
discouraged, but after taking four bottles Of the
DlAcovery1 began to improve. and when had
taken tho remaining was Fels. In addition to
thu use Of Discovery xppiiod solution Of
Iodine to lho Goi.re or thick uock, ae ynu ady,Ae
iu pamphlet wrapping. and Il entlro!Y disap,
rcaEcd. Your discovery IN certainly tho most
wonderful b'ood medicine ever Invented.
:hauk God and you. from tho depths of my
9as 'S{ tho great good 1t h,s a9ne me; yers
aiost niedcinos which aro advertised ~ biood
pirlte1h aud liver medicines contain either mer-
cury, III sosne form, or potassium aud iodine
| yar1ousy combiued. All Of these agents hare
pusclc!, aud debltitatc and Otherwise permAuout-
| ~ lhjure tho human syhteul, aud should thc1e-
Iore be discardsd. Or. rlerce'a Golden Medical
Discovery. on the other baud, being composed Of
the tlulu extracts Of native plantH, bark4. and
roots. will in no case p,otluco injury, lta effects
boing strengthening aud ctlrntiye onlJ. 6arga-
parila, which uaol TO cnioy quite a reputation,
az blood purifier. - remedy Of thirty yoarn
the moro positive mud valuable vegetable altora-
tiycs which later medical investigation and dis
| covcry has brought to light. In Scrofula or
Kings Evil. Wlnto Swo'ilugs Ulcers. Eryaipo-
foh tt1SfN E~ikr 1f,xf-
tious, 1ndolant 1nAammation Siercuriai alice
tiona, Old HoFcs. Er7lptiouB Of tho Skin and Sora
Eyos, a. Ia all other blood di.eRsos Dr. Piorce'a
| Golden Medical Discoyesy has shown its greRt
remedial powers, curing tho most obst!nato and
cinos
, 1875-04-27
COUNTY AFFAIRS,

'Ehc Hnalot.lsax THEFT 10 llc Investi-
EntGtt-N1sv Cutart-IkQQ9ua Yuntud-
Ibtyttnu Prtnoners.
T, 1.s - o. 60,
1ns l'oala o. oonh,s commissioners met regular
"eekts hcaaion yeatefdoy atefnou President Durlck
In ths Chair.
WOUNDED pnrgoHEnq.
e'' .''."ose'''
1As ooasa ot foAee 6eas IN communication re-
qucsug tllat ama!l room bs set apart for wounded
prisoners on the second floor Of Cook County 11osn
ta1 I'h,s wond ho nncs,t.rv hocanaa unn, +orva,,,
49, 80. ",a'a , w ovtauao uaan9 !e'Hons
lad recently been wounded by ocera In making mr.
rests, md tcro proper place in which to ao-
consn,odale thc,u,
Iol'a' ~ hes "eeausey 'aFose" the snggestion
4no eoes ""a 10 't'5 HUE tto Hosea tAat mo
with powcr 10 act
Au amendment nl.c,ne ths mattar In the hand, NJ
the Committee on JUL and Jait Accounts wa sccopel
anu thc motion, a. amendcd, prevailed.
uIkr1xa COUNTY PRISONERS,
Tho County Attorney ,cnt in q eoamun,co.,o, IN
which he stated that The city authorities were uwIl.
Ing 10 entc. into contract for tho dieting Of county
rri4ouura Ut tAs House OF CORRECTION Tor ess rrrji
ih2n Two yeaFs They had howayer M ohiocfinn IN
, 1875-04-27

RECORD OF nuatnosa Transacted Ycs.
tsrARys

Ifccort9 os ex,,.tno.a rrrnu.cr,.a Va.
AsSe1AN VA @A*AASsA AEANaAGkoN xGts
tsrAny.
1rEMH.
1udpc Drrnor,ord I, =, lar fcr .r,f,,,l.. ~, ~. A
c,It " ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~''
s1''
oasest 10 on !ae laat OF the nahkrnptcJ cal
cnar. lie will, when he las antslrd It, tako up few
passed. case., and then call tbo criminal t1ocket
Ju,lue Farewell .nnounccs that he viii hc,t,,,,n
next honlay re"no tho call Of the ehanessy docket
whcre ho left of In December last Tie tirvt call viii
bo Nos, 3s1 to 800.
E,n,.t.t,. .tto.,,. tx,u.- A., .,
t.,, - .'., -. "'e1 u's "as. sscu'ots'
"aleh "efo 5easerday spprosed ny Judge nloagett.
aud sloc dealers held co,unos,t1on ucct,u v.s,er.
t.nx ,r5 .rroo, IL .c,ont ~ NJ, .s -. 'e s.e. -.
asy' saa ~ ao pee cen'-A PCT cent IN
aaa the balance N two payments, 1t tvo and four
months, eecufed 1y ths Huar4usce Of Samuel ITa1e
Tho total tchts Of tho ara alont xaA0 nm of
whtrb stGn mi ,rero r.p-n.a,t.J =, ~. "'
"' Hs."'.' - '1' 'lee''He'
DIVORCES.
FEedcricka Brhwerd filed bllt for divorce becauaa
oS4 "1'o@1o' soua u'a. oeu*era, nas deserted hef.
p"11Ho efAE1s COURTS.
]. 3. Hainta began = suit for &7.GQ agaiust @, q,
Jones. A. j. Bf1ckstt. W. J. .rewL, ,.l,,rv and John
The United Hates brouaht suis in debt soaust
Hugh Jp1ley, William liili' ani Joiln It n,churts.
claiinnr ri inn "' - @" 80 s
sr;ppp,on cou,, -, n,,.r
Timothy Il, Nuts Seuan = suIt m ia GO sRa,nst
ifrnrv noai.in r,u,oo,,o, .,t ,,v .,,t,, .o,,,xt
A,i".t @ ~, saeastn ~ y. sit W calas taaMst
nroxrcntif,. ~ 'o''' S7''" aa1'aRes ''' AA"ne'o"s
y y W"I.t,or sr.sY ,r.s,ooo
,.tse r. commenced st ID attachment ABanss
E. ~ lfstson v recover 1900.
n.,,. .., ~, olnouiE COURT.
, 1875-04-27
SPORTING NEWS.
Tsirst Gamo Of Tho HV1iito Stock
inEs.
They Defoat the Franklins by q Score
of 81 to !.
playiug on tho Last Tics at tllc Billiard
Tournament.

BASEBALL.

nAcE,HAlI.
oNoIso ..e..'-.. .,,...~c,
r1nsr dAafE Or THE WHITE a1ock'Soe.
After delay considerably beyond tho usual pcF1ot
~. .t,1ar In tt,is ri tnpy le considered
.p,n ssu :, In, ,,cc .acrco,,v hold back by frosts
opeHeu' - A.a "s.t1 "'"e' w. H'' ~ ., 80, i. rnt -
'owa and cold rains, anu ic "ea'aer h"" - ~. -
The kind most suitable to tho same IN ats 'cst pa.es
1ut tho fcaqo ttnc l1ayp crcntty bccotuu Grctl Of
.ss.,na ,,,'.r ,o rrorro.ttns,1uu fupctIounrIcs
ns'aus "uva a.,,.. o ~ hnro determined Ia
Of tho weather. anu nave "t,e.Nn." .'.! ;"
"forco tho season." II huch s1,h9 II pos
,b,c. Yesterday, therefore, though q co!l,
.,,.1.onst,a ,,t,5 ,rov,t,c1 without much psc-
raw a'ha9see1"4o VIZ, ...sI ,,,ot, nrv. .,,uo -,
sio1s announcement fhcy r!ase' 'aet H'1 sAe' ="
q nInp, urun tho Twchty-th1fa a1ffGk Ceohtl1s. iHb
well.known amateur club. tie Frantlius. lSiug op*
Poeea 10 .uoi'' .1uo,,, ,,.r.t,,,ta,;,,,,, H.,
About 3oo peope "etc 1't@",t .os"nes'"n'''4's '"o
uncomfortable temperature. Hal ''o day beea more
nj tho Mild mil laf1uy ki,ld, and a1 tbs Fan,t had n
while announcement the a,ralr would doubtless have
iru,S i!1r.,.n aqrn crnwsi. A'' "N"'N
'''A"' 49, 81. 81 % r,t., , ,~ nj, mrs, .,u,rro
u o,,o., a.. tna.t rrcs,,cnt n,c Incv r,o,,dc1
tao toh!iiti ~ WI ,It. ~as rc"iv w"r,v ar" ncmra
y y, n r. H. r., ,af sorn cfSat ,rn;, ~
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esp,etat Dppateh II Tar fhfea7o tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, April 2e.-SoMe tfno in March
lart jrrsc II. Hfclarfs, ex-isen1ent IT the Chicago
hoard Of Trade, obtained juisncn. aH,iaas tie In
eiauanolis, bloomington Il weatern lta!r'a FIT rev.
cr,1 huudrc dollars forlsme certificates Which he had
urcllaAtI Of tnen who had worked fur that Company
tlarn!,rcs wrro tstucd BY the Ju'tce aga-t parties
who owing the road toy tEsusr'rtasio'l. but bc
proeeeinsr. rranscrints Of tue orts!ani Judgements
wss aot to ..Hn on satur,lay la.s, wsa thc rraces
Ing. wese brought 10 Rudntn stand. Ms. richards
e hat day went to liayans !" rec 3nasc l;ry and Tho
feelings, went 81 A1 train TO Kt ,ha ,,cces-
rary papers for m astaclMrnt for rontcsnpt
,he ur,s:tfo va. oas for Receiver. Uxw,,.uuIy inI
sr. 1c1larls walked Into ti,e isoEs mouth. lie was
arrested md taken hctoro ~ judge aud admitted to
ca..e Why he should to. 10 dealt with for contempt of
and property OF tito Recciscr Of the indianapolis,
Bloomington 1. Wats.w lssiIroad.
THE GREAT nHoMnERo Rrlr.
prnraur, s,' H., % Ap1ii %a5coi.rctos ii Il. Trumbul
has teceved notico from The authorities Wa4hing-
ion,,.,acn Immediately. in ortltT thst liz
Government u.y commenso ne 'Iit a. ngan.t thai,
4 scse eass T. e 70 duo Ueo ssa 4. .ns o
arlrs manufactured by defendant III t6, lst, aud
1903. This lstal Ia expected 10 GENE "n Icforo thu
the magnitude of ths interests nrolsed ia one Of thu
n,nst Important ever known In tbs history Of ilu
6latc.
IOWA surnEME COURT.
Spttin{ Ntsp4ateh IN Tie Ehtei11 fr1hrns.
DCpCQUE, Ia., April 36.-Tle Hupsttne Court to-
day passed urnn the foorjnE caaes:
Douglas Ieiliugwel ~. n. O. Glichrtst; from Clay
Il s.ste Of Iowa w. John cuddy; frprn Monroe coun.
ty; Affirmed.
ty: rcVeFscd.
Hammond ". 0. i. Distt aud 1ohn H. Myers
affirmed. --
Allison, Smith Il johnson "a. r. Il. Vaughn; FROM
rattawa,tumie County uniEnesl.
Lansfortl Chambers N. fendleton Hubbard; from
Fremont County; affirmed.
L.r{eucott, johnson Il Co. w. 3. O. Wilson ct ii.
frum Niuncahick County; affirmed.
A, g. Moses ". Ths CDntint nthl insurance Co,n-
rany; uppealed from Clinton County District Court
Affirmed.
, 1875-04-27

tpseM1 OHfdE1A 70 7Ns C61Fd9o 7Y7pHHS,
GRAND lsAplps, Mich, April a0.-Two print ers.
named Arndt aud Sutherland, had friendly
Bcutsle In this city this morning Ia tho office in
which they work. Asndt had an open jack-knlfe
in t[s hand, which he was using bofore he begsn
"foo'ing," lie fell In tho scuflc In such
manner that the knife penetrated his left sldo,
cutting hote inches deep, which pierced The
diaphragm. lilo IL alive tonight, but there II
grave doubt OF Ills recovery.
, 1875-04-27
GEN. CHOOk.

Correspondence NJ Tie Chfta7o Tribune.
OMAnA. Nch.. April 2G.-ficu. George Crook,
accompanied by his aides, Capt. DickcsEon and
Lieut.. Burke, haro arrived, and wilt assutno
command Of tho Department Of tic Platte TO-
morrow. Gcn. Crook was serennded by n,n..
her Of citszens, oftccsA Of tile Twanty-sslirl lis
old regiment. who served with him in 1aal,o
mud Arizona.
, 1875-04-27

4sptetas Mspatea 10 The chteaao Tniauns.
EAST sAa1sAw. Mich, April GA 7-year.o1d
son Of Frank Alor. living In Zilwaukec Town-
sup, was terribly mangled by vicious dog on
saturday, tho auimal soiziug tho lad In tue
face and fairly crushing ono sido Of 1t, the fanss
penetrating from Just balow tho ego 10 the chill.
md literally tearing out tho thsoat. The child
Ia In very critical condition.
, 1875-04-27

Lou1s'1Itxt H., Apru 9s.-pr,psra,ioua FIR III,
m@ meeting oscF tho Jockey Cub coursr. S,hlr,,
eeelns M! II. ara completed, and ths vse1t r.rcs
8aoase TO II tae most brilliant era held In Tho wsa.
, 1875-04-27
BILLIARDS..
Nt'ACEE-CAnTEH.

hrcsfn, RI Tnpro t,r1 furto- ~ ,io n1svo5 m t,,,
10 ior she fourth and hfth rtixes yesterday
afternoon a tha n5lu'"sek- bu!ke wafe-
contest son.s.s IN Ind @ sao asfeat Of Mr Carrier Tho latter
~ at.,' I'LL y, ~ A1st aAa ~
Lin, viii % In III. shsro of Tin seventh mi ~ IN ,a
n,5sss s, :; isa,, 1S ss as sss s;;y
taso. McAfeo slip,cd In q III the elabtoenth
san ssy ass ss...s:ass s,s !. a ss.
ars excited. AcAfto hai itttc tlo 1est ot Il, Jul
E%nt liz 1aanoy m h. LEI apont 80 ronta. e a
l'hs fulowjuu Ia ths scnrn.
II . - II n IL y = ~. ~ = - - - ~, ~
2.u b. H. +. a. j. J. o. niaLn' n .s.,,n" 4
O4arga-la, j. D. o. d. ii 4. 4 o. Il r. ", +" ~ ~
0,0i III, %, H. i, o, IT, o. D. Ii. B. j.
os,;.,,,rnS@..nrxn ~ ,''fNs'' ''e0
Ths ns7s game W.. .ha psy-o't u snothor to b.
rses .1 SAtsr stsst h5vqs ,a ,st lin ct h s
ns, auu & st'eh ~ % y auusan aze !9e ntat lOo
ss sSs ;s;ss at9 e. txsss.
~ A., 'i ~ ~ a.a nna no tM9aeu
~ r. nssi e's1ng, f. sno ssoss siand!nE ~ to
H.. " p .aa,,I ,t.' f fmaa =" ~ IN
iho di.tsncc, but Gallagher piled away viii e. anI
sr ~ Cy we bo ooS H. aa t pos s .io Go
nnsna mi ~ IL tiirIxISch s,, H." a W." = s'eau ~
was hui pnts lh,na rsa,cs ~Ie .s1ssT w. Ten u!
iMmedate!y, an by good steady play Eot Within Of
Il ssn usaf @ 81 sno M a Ie 'aSs o snn
aalts breadth, leas!ng tic balls for clttcr, who
Ut f. aaiesa 5oinx;nl snq !. si'as: IT, .,or,.
qia;sSIi' j. 4 !; -: . a, !. u.
d,st': - . y = ~ - '-'V' average
nAtttaIsn-9 . ], 0, Q, 49, a. ~ 4, !. ~. >. 10.
Il, j. i. 5 aoa Y :. 81. !; w. cp Z =,
a,.n il.t7 - = -" y - - v - - es--'a' Asce-
t,,,w.,v,.h.,,., M EI TnE = EyEs1s5
9er Masgio sass spd her on t mi noe' M ua'!a
McAfcs, Lvcr,nau, Nnrsish, Sauas rs,ssr md md
ntss sIiloxsu ~ ao to Il III tas dsfsat Ut the
Lewis SHAW afterwards gave very .ue exhibition
, 1875-04-27

OFTlcE " THE LAKE kuoAE / MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN HALLWAY COMPANY,
CIxsKtAsp o.. April lt1b,
Ths annual Meetiux uf lilo HtockIuluss4 Ut th!s Com,
psny !nE e elocaa u Dtrcelnss ar t4o sn.uag ,sAI
4n4 fur tho u oteE appropriate 1use.st Will
10 Asld q Tho gcs at tho Ceuaay IN he Ey Of Ilfts
and ohlo % Wedaos4ay ths tth dty Of Nay no1t ae,
o'clock Ia ths Afternoon d thst LsJ.
h. HARILE1I, Esc1stA51 pro. tom.
, 1875-04-27

THE NEW ORLEANS pI5A6TER.
New ORLEANS, La., April 26.-No bodies OF
victims Of tho steamboat dsaatel hayo been ro-
covered, though efforts arc being made by firing
cantpn.
The United States Steamboat inspectors arc
investigating tho Conduct OF the tugs during thu
coutlagration.
Ditpotnh 10 81. .ot.fs Republican.
New ORLEANS, April a5.-A auryey to-day OF
tho faotB which have come to light regarding tho
marine holocaust Of Friday last makes it almost
certain that the loss OF life reached at tho lowost
calculation elxty soulB. Capt James 1loeae. Jr,
OF the Exporter, Ia confident that OF sixty no.
tho Exporter, twenty wero drowned alt Of whom
ran on board tho boat before sho loft the wharf,
4 carefully revised list Of tho suLrsln9 from the
boats atono AlloWH . total Of over thisty.iiyc.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-13

Beaver, Utah, July 12.-The trial of
John ID. Lee, for the connection with
the mountain meadow massacre, Of
1857, in southern Utah, at which time
l40 emigrants, men, women and chill
dren, from Arkansas and Missouri,
were murdered. will probably come up
on the 18th instant. There are great
many witnesses in town. twenty of
whom have addressed com niunication
TO Marshall Maxwell, asking means Of
subsistence, and an examination in
Chambers, that they might return
home to attend to their crops. Gen.
Maxwell, answered that mileage and
fees was all he could paw, and that the
district attorney would take his own
course in taking the testimony. 1t is
believed and hoped that this terrible
crime, which has been charged to the
Mormon people for the past eighteen
years, will be disproven, or that the
guilty parties will be brought to jus
tice.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-13

London, July ia correspondent
at Wimbledon says: After the receipt
of Gildersleeve's declination of an in
vitation to the Americans to shoot
against the picked eight, a council of
the national rifle association met, and
informally agreed the match should be
arranged, if possible, onthe terms of the
first proposal.
Parsons, of the national rifle associa-
tion, in letter says: They resolved
that cup of the value of one hundred
pounds, should be given as an indi-
vidual prize, to be shot for by the
Americans and represen tatives of the
three British eight of 1874 and 1875,
on Saturday next; each man is to have
25 shots at a thousand yards range.
There will be special meeting of the
council on Tuesday to confirm this
resolution, we have decided to be pre-
pared next year with the imperial
team to try conclusions with any
other nation, and we hope another
gallant band of Yankees will come and
SNSi VI ldhC u iSSSOn lIOlh JOhuuy
Sandy, or Paddy; they will have a
hearty welcome, fair field, and no
favor.
Major Muretta, a japanese, totally
ignorant of the English language, is
the best marksman at Wimbledon. He
makes astonishing long range shots.
London, June 12.-Gildersleeve has
officially replied to the inquiry of the
London agent of the associated press,
that the determination of the Ameri-
cans is not to shoot in another team
match on this side of the Atlantic.
He says that the members of the team
are now separated and cannot be
brought together for any purpose be-
fore next week ; that FIVE or six of
them would probably be glad as ini.-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-13

Edinburgh, July 12.-Mr. Robson,
the American Consul, gave an infor-
NAL banquet to the Team tonight, at
the City Club. Several residents OF
Edinburgh were present, and express
ed the regret that there had been no
opportunity to give the Americans an
official reception, rs manifestation Of
Scotland's kindly feeling towards the
United States. Gildersleeve says, that
nearly all the members OF the Team
will reach London in time to take a
part individually in the matches at
Wimbledon, on Saturday.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-13
. tEEE1NATT
EEroETEs ExrEEssAI TOH THE MoExrSs LEADER.
M G. H II REP OR It
News from Mormondom.
Approaching Trial of Lee for
Connection with the Noun
tain Meadow Massacre,
The American Rihemen in
Scotland.
They will not shoot again as
a Team.
Moody and Sankey's Labors
in Great Britain.

New York, July 1.-Two well dress
ed men obtained admission to the
house of Matthias NJ. Dancer; they had
no sooner entered, when seized
Mrs. Dancer, bound aud gagged
her, then admitted five confed-
crates and proceeded to rarsack the
house from top to bottom, obtaining
$40, 900 of Virginia state bonds. No clue
to the thieves.
New York, July PA circular, sign
ed by the Erie Protective Committee
of London, has been circulated calling
a meeting of the Erie stock holders to-
day, for the purpose of discussing mat
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-13

Chicago, July 12..-An unknown
man and woman, aged about so and
As, were found in the Lake, at Wau-
kegan, yesterday. They had been in
town during Thursday, and 1t is sup
posed they committed suicide by
walking deliberately into the water.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-13

viduaIs to shoot at Wimbledon on Sat-
urday next, IL Lloyd's cup is offeI ed
for competition to all comers.
Moody and Sankey's farewell meet
ing took place tonight. The Earls Of
Shaftenburg and Cavan, Samuel Nor
ley, NJ. P, Right Hon. Cowper Tenn
pie, Mr.. Macarthur, and about seven
hundred clergy were present. Speeches
were made full of praise of the emil
nent revivalists and the steadfastness
of their converts; suggestions were
made that memorial Of some kind be
presented to Moody aud Sankey, but
Mr.. Stone, on their behalf, said it would
not be accepted, and nothing would
give them more pain than such a step.
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The following quotations are for orders
from store and small lots in q iobbing way:
APPLEs-New. 5Oc9S2tO
B~RAN-Steady: wheat, SIS 009l9 50 a ton
corn, $40 % 20 1925.
BACON-Shoulders. 9Nc; clear lib, lgN-;
HAMS = sugar-cured. canvased. 1910
LARD-Ti,rees. l41sl47lc; kegs. l5c, pals.
D MESS P fSS sfansd Dbl, s2s sa9 30.
BREAKFAST AC0N-CanVased, l6to lie.
BEANS-S1 2g1 IS.
BUTTER-Common. l29lSc; medium, 20g
A' BA In9iSSsGS STUFF SfTfsFs AND rIEs-Barripe. 2
lbs, l41I914kci ~ lbs AZ to 15e; ties, 5Hto
SIC. baling Irvine. 149l5c.
BUILDING MATERIALS--In store prices
are: Cement. Louisville, 81 rs to 2 IS; Rosen-
dale. y Dbl, 2 1892 50; hair, 2 25@2 so 81 40
10 bale; plaster, Michigan. 3 50; New York,
lOO; lime, per Dbl. l 3591 50. Friedrich,
$50 to 5 90 per 100; brick. 10 to II per 1905.
CQC0ANUTS-Per 100, 8 50.
C0FFEE-Ri9 @ ID, common to choice, q
@Aci java end L~aguayra, 3593So.
gANDLhs-Star, D ID. Hgl7ho.
CHICKBNS-Old. IS 00g3'50; choice Lenst
a % to.4 Is; spring chickens. 2 2593 80.
COAL Oils gallon, l69l7c.
COkN-1eilow and mixed, 1880; white.
kIN|W0lH
C0RN-MEAL - K~iln-dried. full weights,
t3 4093 90.
COTTON YARNs-No. 900, l2gl2Hc; No.
90, ligl4%o; No, 400, l6Gl6%c.
OABBAGES-s3 SOFA 90 q per crate.
C~HEksk-New Factory. l2%gl6o; English
dairy, 49l6c: rates irregular.
C0TT0N-SEED--S9 90 o ton on landing;
SO 80 delivered.
COTT0N-SEED 0IL-Cotton-s esd oil e
Scarce and in demand: Crude, at 4l@4Sc; yell
low, Hg55c; 0il-meal, S25 y ton,
DRIED FRUIr-Apples, 7g7hci peaches.
8981Sc.
DR0Gs-0pium. o. Is to 7 So: Q%uinine.
So 50 y ounce; morphine, 5D "a ounce; cam
phor, .3s per pound; chloroform, / Is y
pound; castor oil, lSc q pound; borax, zoo u
pound; blue-mass, in lars. j5c q pound; cal
omel. IS q pound; indigo, 75@sl 20 y
pound; asifootidar, IS and 40o n pound: tar
taric acid. 60 and Sc; suipnuric acid, Sc q
s rs.
EGGS 159l7c q dozen; nominal
FL0Uk-oupsr and extra, 81 SOC. 20; fam
ily and fancy brands, IS 50e8 Is v Dbl; infe-
rior, 3 50d4 70.
FISH-Maekerel No. ]. bbls, IA 009l4 so
half-barrels, 7 00G7 so; mess. kits, $50. No.
2. barrels, ~ W@l2 81 half-barrels, 6 75@
70o; kits, / 2591 IS. No, 3, large barrels, IL 0C