davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-21

lOI LILY uuSUdIlu 81
These words were overheard by one
Makepeace, avillage constable, and repeat
ed next day to the rector, who was magis-
trate. So much importance was attached
to them that Mrs. Rand was sent for,
and privately examined by the magis-
trates. She swore positively that Squire
Greene was the man who paid her the
mysterious visit, and accompanied her
to Sunderland. There was but one thing
to do-to arrest Squire Greene for the
murder of his own brother. This was
done, and Mrs. Rand's Identification of
him was complete. It will be Iemem-
bered that when Mrs. Rand's strange
visitor changed his clothes for her de-
ceased husbands, hewould not trust the
woman out of his presence, but insisted
that she should remain in the room.
When he removed his shirt he remarked
that he could see behind him, as he had
two heads, at the same time pointing out
q wen between his shoulders, which
closely resembled rudimentary head.
On examination, Squire Greene was
found to have an excrescence In the same
place and precisely similar to that on the
strange man, as described by Mrs. Rand.
There was an attempt made to prove an
alibi, but it was shown by the prosecu-
ton that at the time of the murder of
the late Squire, his brother was living in
the Sums of a low street In Sunderland !;
that he disappeared for day /; and on
his return was aush of money. lie ex-
planned this by stating that he went to
Houghton by appointment, met his
brother the very evening before the muir
der, and received from him one hundred
pounds to secure himself decent outfit
prior to his returning home to lead a
new life. This story was not credited,
and the Squire was tried and found
guilty, and hanged at Durham.
Two years OIL more after this, the
widow Rand was at work early on a Mon
day morning, hanging out clothes in her
garden. Suddenly the visit of the
strange man years before, and the dread
full tragedy that followed with its awful
sequel, arose in her mind, and she me-
chemically turned her eyes toward the
01aot who're she had first seen tha man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
Amustntnts.

<NHlUSlV(Nl3s
A NEW DRAMA,
"Dvorcer "Under tc dtiiihtp mig B1nansar'
RAy .'SsDsS iqaT RES lttlnr
iAGE, IN Gu tcy neN 'if u in ave cts, entitled
"PloUEl-A PLAY Of roDAY~
which his boon NNNY M3.lns. T., p-cp,rafon. end
D...s,. sI ~ reS If W ar itir' GNf,RnLf
$ ". and VITA di.ir, u,i vi caara ,tcrs wholly un
'''''''''' " Mr. JoilS rRpromAM,
MISS FASSi DAVENPORT.
Mr.. CHARLES FISHER, Mr. WILLIAM DAvIDoE.
MIR JAMES LEWIS.
MISS jEFFREfsLEwis, MISS EMILY RioL,
MISS SYDNEY cowELL
MIR MAURICE nARRYNo0E. MIR JOHN DREW.
MIR D.u nNRKtNs,
MRS. o. II GILBERT, MISS KATE HOLLAND.
Mr. FRANK HNRpFNpEpG. Mr.. CiIAs. ROCK WE'LL
- RpNs u1w np't tNt ih' hrs' nj 'hi
DARK THEATRE.
FAREWELL NIGHTS
MONDAY NIGHT n
BUT SINE.
srilc The golden MON q'' before they n,i
M W. J FLORENCE.
''' fii!sr GhS5 oSiY 'asSFrrr TINS SEASON.
Bcx BOOK Now OPEN.
ACNgp.
Mr. stuart has to aunoagc, m,t on
MoNuAi, Dro. H.
norm PERFORMANCE
mGnri 6uilAR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
No 707 Broadway,
LOCKE, yOsT & BATES

CoPYIN. WANTED.
clergymen, business men, actors, aud authors, who
have copyr 70 do, vii consult '7eir interest by bring
ing to U.s. We eau at half the PRICE that 1t
be done with the pen in good clean ype plain as The
plaincst print
wesfc now dong copying for all TIC theatres tins
city.
ADDRESS "UOPIING DEPARTMENT."
7O7 broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

a Lazy duf'inci pleasing address. would ITO
n ch Tee % 90 Oh -s.i' uuut, u'.e uut rsl hos ir
b n.'i rUsp ui Aidr Ni-.
LAWS TO-, f,u. >rnn'Ire
ili..ll. "a a. ..ut- tf..Q .t.4 I'D. IIc To-
= lea ,rr-.N ar. Adlrcss 20 Ea,t ,+ln 3d., be-
1~t,n % no jl.f
G)ON = nL-rFrrNHtr p,tr r..-rne
- Iva 90 -IlN. f-|Nl I.fs Af|N
D. Eruff . fs.s rNnf G. urN Fl. .t. rf
cue. can nave use u q tnf,.4 Adffe-, -taung
suAiDess auu terius. "a n a l.u, SUI %" .cr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

ITtai GR tNnST. y. Y and 20 dwinncu e
n r,ualyu, aud 2tS'e ogden place, NeNarN, are TIC
s..tan mo- r"ha ne pl,ccs TO y"t neS ,siag VIZ
~ trrr. - yer week. Nncniurs exchanged. rented.
.n' r,.ai,d We furnish pctty ~ ru0d payiuc Wor
.t. rr.l4. artf uHre. ami uulff fHfHrnfa ' nut
>, lar 81 p.t week Htt place cary all
str,t ,,f- ti' ncir the store k"lucmhcr. lnl
". rIhNFL
IKrtttCItL IL"WER~. wantci. woman
4 ali. ulY u.l. Ga OILS .rtut ~ an De- 81.
.feo.t LOO Il re of ctory. Address u"N Ill
q u,H N,Wtf fun par!c lars
.TO IOuN-ON ~. Brootl,u,w X xiv IA out
4 a. % f'r 800 chin - 'periiurs WtNr 40 "rrkN.
cor UtRN NOuEN ~ cncry ani tact VINO
- iss'r mN.uymrut can earn uiu"rV ca.ty. FOR pn o..
4, r.HlN 20 j. C.. sLlfrEK tt u. Appleton Co.'S,
s,p t.tlNN.
l,AIi-INDN, eiIh tnov'ctse OF shoe business !,
- .rr Oh "a IHE rH.tn preferred.
ORR Ntil'iN'S. corner Grani and Eldridrc 80.
l,EWIst. MACHINES Al kluds IL Tial. mnuti-
- rsyu. r. rented a. - montIls. 81 slice tcr IT,.
ser Wef..
WASTED 70 War; ~ ensrt woman to
W Ia. charge u pamphlet Hinitry mist b. wii'g
40 A.
WANTED Ptrtors to pace rounl packages COZ.
W tee. Apll, 80 Washington VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
aal esllt,.
fifth AvENUE-NO. 537.

Ton sALF-AN TX IRA WIDE NEW BROWN.
stone DWELLING HOUSE Quit tin thr BEST MAN.
EER N;h mirror. stanlilg onreius va-ir br.. burg.
hf alarm. &c. FINISHED MOST ELABOeAr .LY
TnGut GuOO T. paro5s ia -aul lod,& % thee hi lct
VIA ant designs hy Plt!er& -tyWl- ana every
uig complete Tor tam sdllte occgpAl1u. NAiN
Eri 1876 ulrty by siv'yfarec, 0ttl eA sion twenty
b. ihri.-fso sunerl 1ill0sr ON, Nlf1 COB -lnt fli
sna nrr r.. aniatoyctnrrtneho slra .' 'om
81 rcd far sole Il me N.VtK netN oD'trlhp,
40 Wi oe sold on ca terms. EIGHTY PER cent
Ely rs4al4 Oa uHr.-a.e.
ALSO. FOR SALE.
POUR LOTS alth building f0gn atoms slrssiI 90 a.
a.rttea.t coruc- o.. Madison ay nd .9.a st. on uh.ch
ElSETT PEI CENT. may remain on NOR gee
Appyto r.,... ,,,,.-l,,. n-,.,rr,,
coon SAVING. EsNr. 4 r.t hoH-.. {
N fNi 80 D -tretf pr ftlu"ufs 90
bcstlnn. we hnt1. ur y j tNr tiir a. htr ,lHt
terms to sat also house rooms tq- - -" ''r- P
f.i. o..
H. moru,nss ior ~ 2dsi tah,u r.p Afternoons.
c,Dn roR = el- bros or.e; n1or-,7 IRONS
. ~ r.s s'fre' liun'er'- POINT. T.. l. Adcr So
ALTEED NELSON, lis bro-i"ay,N /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
Stning llIatbln,s.

HANDSOME Wnceler g. Wilson sewing mncnlne.
N pcrIcct Oritr, tucker ani Attachments Vnu.prtc,
SOtt shoit time AGO 49, VIII 3D. 50 Boud b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

a machine now supcrsedinR the pen.
tits the size Of sewing machine, and is an ornament
to an ONCE study or sitting room.
It's worked by keys simnr to piano. and writes
from thirty sixty words minute. than twice
as fast as the pen in plain type ju.t Ike print
Any one who cat spe begin to write with it, and
after two weeks practice can write faster than with
the pen.
1t IL worked without effort and Il not liable to get
out Of order.
ni- Away ready Tor USE, doc not coil the dress o.
nngcrs. sud makes no inter
It's certain to become as ind.pcnsable In families
the sewing machine
Hundreds have come into u.s. In tho last few months
IN banking, insurance. law and burmese Offices the
Government Departments Ia Washington, and IN pri.
vate families, giving everywhere the highest satisfac
ton.
Editors. authors. clorsymen, al who obliged to
undergo the druie'ry Of thr pen. will nnd In the
TYPE WRITER the gre ,test possible rrnrf.
Young persons acquire its use with wonderful ease
and interest. 1t ia.cinatc. them an there dcvlc,
comparable to 1t for teaching children to spel ana
puncuaie.
There Is, therefore no more acceptable, instructive
or beautiful,
CHRIsTMAs PRESENT
fora roy or girl.
And toe bcnevolen, can, by the er Of q "TYPE.
WRITER" to poor, dc.cryns young woman, put her
Ia tnc way Il earning good living copy.t
or correspondin; clcrs.
so INvEN ZION mas OPENED FOR wOMzS 60
BROAD AND EASY AN AvENUg TO PRoFlrA.
ME AND SUITABLE EMPLOYMENT As THE
TYPE WRITER" ani It mcr,' t.c circful con-id-
Grafton Of al thoughtful and chart blc persons Inter
ested in he .ubJect of wor, Tor Woman.
Mere firs are now oaraing from 80 to go pee
seek with tlc TYPEWRITER" aai We can at once
secure good situations tor ONE HUNDRED c1pen
writer's on IL IN uniting rooms IN tn. city.
The puo.c cordially inv ted 10 c'u AMI inspect the
working OF the michine, aad obtain all Information at
! our show foome,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
Glauiro dli.cs.


A itgse, c1i r1wc'le ~ AMI Sc IRE tcr-i''ry: "
sen. ior SAMPLE ard cieqars' WIN iu N.tr9c ,ns'
sQi nv. rEAcu 90, General 'ki;;,nn,s't'r T. =.
Gr>r-~ ~ 'gwg aud country to s.r ,ur
y yrs' Weii1a =, x GoVr,Vy .oi t9iton " etaeen
Church and Cr,ca~i,h sts.. Sos io'a.
tIE~r-CiA~~o' lar col ..m,u !o sell cielrs for
e.. y n's, m ' a',i ~ r.i.rn',s 49,
Py stone q &. o. 500. p a. box $50. 10 tim rc. Nj
A .Co0MartTg>r f0ntMA'N, for a waog.'l ,.
"1'' 0IyS Bros. iG65. i2 I'D WRIT t.
\ c ass V yaiie iowcsi I prca. SoyeS V Co.
4 r.. 'hi mos aud novelties. Emplrc Noveip Co..
AGEST-a.. &, NJ ny, ., , N~.- , g.oy
A coon 500 tu.yr wanteI iGi re4n st.. toy door.
('A>VA--EW waut.oto. onct advertisement. Tor
\ or~spanef. rruuns once, 4'@ 3dny.
META SPINNER waited good. steady m q
TO, un. 70 c,.iy
T. " riiffH'S a 20 5arrlncest
DLUABER and help a 800 hast iytAst.
NNANtLD, AGtNT-. .uva.-cr. -hopd b, .ure
trlr'..y az &c r d, rnc T. tc ga ruouc ,r'ic e
,eirs. l,r publisher Il. b RCssELl. % Coun0u
WSAtHTHH my Fy' 0IS''' oel S'pa r . " rec reg
Al W. oi,l .ce. I. i0HV viSci'NrSnee Maaa.er. Sta
a. ,'triace do Boo h''Tn"ucr.
N>Ttp Al, p,ts.as ehgo r, go' p''a 'o. 'he'r
Murray 81. room -o' aivcc free. Divorces oo'Ain o.
\NA>IrD A.lonto '.io,ols yea-- o'l. - .crt,io
", v ,, , o% i' 10 T. ~ Nina A''' a. $50 81
y f Do s.fU fn a. too oil tH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
nrn Goods.

" ~ A; { E.. { E.. f. /: +. ! I''ii
NMM S%NSco s'Ss 900 e !h EEEEET y
\ ~ Sss5 900 L EflL fann 7
ai5 GgAN(pHs q, -
Great reduction OF prices tn. ~cct wc "a rec,iay
~ o. npe ~ n W Minds 2i .n ~ os n9I tne
where. A'yisit II Inspection wiliHmply repay.
DRESS GOODS.
English ,r-cs, rccen,l, sria sc reduced 10 soc
vrn'n 81 rns- rscent,V ~ a. ~ reduced to 25c.
.XH WOO shncre, very w.dc, recently sold at 81 re.
'"''' ~ O''''' MouRViNG GOODS
gaci Alpaca recent, sold for ec. reduced 70 g5c
n.ck Cashmere recently sold for 55 duo ri t. zoe
BacN Cashmere recently sold Tor sl.2o, reduced 10
BLACK SILK.
Placs SIX recently sold for $50. reduced ~.
Biscs s'ik Recently sold a $50. reiuccd to ti5J.
UOIOl.iD AND SATIN STRIPED SILKS.
Beautiful guilty PHI. SIN, in all shades, recently
ncauuii itit, -r.iScl ak N all colors recently
sold ior a 81 reGucci 90 si'.
LADIES SUITS.
Handsomely Trimmed su''' 'cnuy sold for tii' re.
Nan ogcB Trimmed sai,., recently sold Tor tis, re-.
o FAIL All crnmtdc SUITS recently sold for ts5, re-
O''0' w CIV ''' CLoAKs.
Beaver Cloth Cloak', recently soli for " re iuced to
Gctvcr cloth cloaks fur trimmci recently sold for
30 Inpcrtcd Cones recently sold FOR els, reduced
a.1 la99,gd cioass, recently sold for ESQ., reduced
w ''' '"' CLo1u ASD CASHMERE.
Heavy Castor Beaver, recently SOLD for SIS reduced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
SoltN ans Nooma.


4 LARGE nrnslcl front room. also hnli room,
a t1-r'ucr .ep 'iO vita d. nrst-clAes plat,
very ro,-ou 'ic won stoves. i@A.h av.
100 LODCI>G~, go e pts; good beds; s,q.
- urn'n auI ilnll'r. Fran Atp.t House, go! VIII
liam 80.
rNALI. turnislei room for light hou,ek 'eping
~ also' front nl rnem. ~ Bond si
BOARD ami roaus can be had for three young
- clicks clean iur-s anal comfort assured. Apply IL
40. 80 20 ay., near i2d st second o. or.
(utENP furnished rooms for smlll Respectable iliur
irs % gculenicl u - aal upward, l35 Ehzt1ctn
a., near btuomr,
EHOVR Large RUOH~ aud pantry ..ocoud
tuor Ia Ma lHti. 80, near Cathedral rch. SIS. APP
Ny 40l broadway.
coon hond sinsic be Is, g.; ARA 10y man aud
~ wltc. SB1u. z. tnsllaA 'tf'N. Mrs. lR LAND
HANDSOMEi.Y furnished rooms to ietat Al Weat
1 GA 20.
ADIES ana gentlemen can have nice furnished
ruun4 with or wuut lulrl also ran'Va in, house
Keeping IRE ad g's ~ each room hUlhc comforts can
be had. lil SIN Az.
DLEASA Mt hall bedroom furnished, suitable for
4 iMo, AT 20 Bust d1.h IT, near ~ ay.
INnE BEST, of board and single rooms for So per
4 week, al al List l'ih 81.
On pOMISICK ST., between Hudson ami
~ Nauck, plrlur or reception room, with board :
$50 room for SINGLE genllemani house neatly fur
nshei.
10 PER WEEK Tor good board aud warm rooms !
SJsb lOngngt, WituOIt % trd. Tor worS,nS men ma
women, AZ 20 cent? per Aslt III Cedar d., ne2 WIsl
! ihAt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
tl,iniin9 altatcyials.

w AkTED 10 purthlte Gordon mali VI quarter
w medium press Tor -a must hr ia GOOD order md
cheap AiIftss Tor thrcu days b. 3uH lal sun Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05
Mllle.rl.
go. am Sougt.

..rHA D..MANN. .t, 30 E.t l'.l 80, near
- ~ Masonic tiAl. Nitui.N 80. srinpu. hdcN 49, 4
t4u ia. i..u.4t0Jo3l.aNt ,lll 4 tcsrst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

Dn pOMISICk ST., between Hudson ami
~ NaucK, plrlur or reception room, with board
$50 room Tor SINGLE gonuclnani house neatly fur
nishei.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

DLEASAN Nj hall bedroom furnished, suitable for
4 NO, AZ 22j Elst jl.h st., near 81 aY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

4 wceA, al FL East ln,h 81.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Nail Arrival. and Departure.

Ennl further notice the rostonice Will br open
Tor delivery aud reception OF mall matter from :
a. ~. To- ,. n. daily, except sundays. aud on
sanoays sns hour amer arrival Of y sstvru mail.
Omaha tirnc - the timr OF the sfncC.
Money order uncc open from > =. N. 10 c p Il.
daily. Except SEndays.
Western mails close SaiIy Atl:io p. IN.
Eastern mails close daily ~ as p. m
Denver PScinc X. K. Including Denver AID
Houthsrn nSilS. ClSrs ~ ; ?, N. daig.
Mails arrive frum east uHtly At l.lu p m. and
from he west daily At 2:i5 T.. ~.
Malls arrive frum Denver, ca. and Wy, via
BsnVsr fEcinr r.. L.. At "a. m. daily.
NAILS close for Fort Laramie ARd Port Fsfte-
am on Nondays-a.4 80 y. m.
hAils arrive from Fori Laramie and Fr1t Fet-
~rnAn sunday At4 p. m.
NALL = rive frun lrou M'uuinin on Monday
~ y. N. q
XaII- cIssy for Iron Mountain on Tu rdny at
gsp =. N.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03
ADVTRTIS.NG

UAS created many q new business:
Has enlarged many an old buNiu"Ss;
Has revived many n dull business;
Has rescued many n lost business;
Has saved many = falling business:
Has prsNrrved many n large buSInc-s.
And inSures succcss in any business.
II you want to reach the mNNscS the best
and cheapest way to do IL In TO ndTcTtise in
the
DAILY ANp wEEKLr L-ADrF.
county of laramie. which circulntcS through
every post once In this conuty.-morr than
three times ~ many copies n Ruy other pa
por published IN tio Territory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03
SALE.
~sHE1RIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue and authority OF a writ Of executIan.
Issued out OF the District Court within and for
Laramie County, Wyoming Territory, in favor Of
John W. Conner and against the property OF
james A Brennan. for the cum " 1886 10 and
costs. TO me directed, having failed 10 dud any
goods and rhattels. I have levied upon the fol-
lowing dereribed laudE and tencmsnts or James
A Brennan, to wit
All The title and interest Of James A brennan
In and TO lot nuInhcr Elk TO- IN block number
iour hundre and sixteen DO in the city Of
cheyenne, county OF Laramie. and Territory OF
Wyoming, with al the buildings thereon, known
Rs the Billiard HAlroT James A. Brennan, stu
aied on the south eide Of sixteenth Street. be
twren Eddy and Ferguson streets. in safd civ,
county and Territory as above mentioned.
All OF which property l will offer at public
auction and sell 10 The highest bidder for clrh
on Thursday, the nth day Of March, A. ID. 1855,
At 2 O'CLOCK p. N. OF said day. in front Of the
COnrt House door Of said Laramie county,
y ]. O'BRIEN,
Sheriff OF laramie County, wyO. Ter.
CHEYENNE. WYo. TER.
February 9Th, 1875.
febedSot
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03
H. GI-AScKE.

~Our Authorized Advertising Agents tor the
LHApER are. In New York. y. Y. PrttrnEill 3 Co.,
r,Pavk Row, Geo. p. It,wcll & Co, o. Park Row
~. LsJHis, Rave l 4 ChrSInHn. I"r. Third aud
rhsstput Sirroi-, ~ Lrrir Adv rti-in- and
Puhl shIng agency Chicago II /. ChsrdIrr.
~ south clark street: PhilaIrlphis. y ".
Aver a Son. ~ San-on Street; and Coo, WSIh-
arilt a Co Bulletin buildiaE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

The Chicago Tribune is OF a de-
cided opinion that the New England
and Pennsylvania members of Con-
sress played it" on the western and
southern members IN the tax grab
bill. The Tribune is rs savage as a
meat axe about the success of the
former, and thinks 1t will rob the
west, for the benefit of the east, ont
Of S2s, O00, 900.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

The reception accorded 20 Gov.
Thaycr by the city authorities of this
city, last evening, Mt the residence Of
Major GlAfcke, wis n very pleasant
and creditaLIe affair. The city was
represented by Hon. |. {. Whipple,
Mayor, who introduced the callers to
the Governor.
The following named military gen.
tlemen from Fort Russell, in full dress
uniform, called early In the evening
and paid their RESPECTS TO his Excel
lency: Gen. Reynolds. Col. MoOre,
Colonel Stanton, DR.. Randolph, DR..
O'Reilly. DIR. Brant, Major Vroom,
Colonel Whitman, Lieut.. Reynolds,
Lieut.. Chase, Lieut.. Pardec, Lieut..
johnson, Mr.. Chase, Mr.. WooIlcy.
Among the citizens who called md
salutcd the new Governor during the
evening, were the following:
Hon. +. +. Warren and lady.
Hon. J. L. Whitehead.
Mrs. w. L. Kuykrndull.
Hon. IL. ConIey.
Hon. ID. Mclaughlin and lady.
Hon. J. w. Kingnan.
\. r. Converse and lady.
+ + Addoms aud lady.
Richard blackstone and Lady.
NJ. Z. Post and lady.
II. q. Hay and lady.
Charles J. Reed and lady.
Miss Paddlcford.
Col. l.. Murrin.
George w. Jones.
p. s. Wilson.
Richard BarkaInw.
Sheriff \. ]. O'Bricn.
George b. Simpson.
DIR. NJ. c. Barkwell.
+. NJ. Allen.
George II. Thomas.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

We are informed hat the fellow
Dlgges' insolence towards a quiet,
orderly citizen on Monday night, re-
suited in the latter administering 4
severe chastisement to the hayward
%scribbler. "Misfortuncs never come
singly"-is an old adage. 1t is not a
great while since he provoked the an
ger of a colored gentleman, and Digges
travelled away from him with the
speed of a meteor going through the
air, to escape merited punishment.
Now he has provoked another gentle
man, but his faithful legs which have
often carried him to places of safety
before, failed him this time. II Digges
would only take our fatherly advice
and eschew sojer whisky for a while,
and slop beer and ''sich," and carry a
civil tongue in his head, he will not
be molested by any citizen of Chey-
enne, and made to suffer the effects of
their anger. Poor Digges! We are
informed that he was conducted to
the calaboose for repairs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

AT twelve O'Clock tonight, the
Forty-Third Congress- will come to
an end. Speaker Blaine's gavel will
descend upon his desk with a thud,
and all further Legislation will come
to II full stop. Whether the Forty
Fourth Congress will convene before
December next OIL not, we cannot tell
now; but think it quite likely it
will not. The necessary appropria-
ton bills will, in all probability, be
passed to-day, so that there will be
no necessity for an extQ session.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

The Supreme Court was engaged
yesterday in hearing the ease Of
Gregory W. Morris and Potect, on
error from the Second Judicial Dis
trict Court. w. w. Corlett for
plaintiff in error, and Judge J. w.
Kingman for defendants in error.
Cause was argued and submitted.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS !-Hav-
ing been appointed proxy for the
Grand Master of knights Templar
for the United States, to install the
officers of Wyoming Comnandry No.
/, and institute said Commandry, 1
will attend at Cheyenne, Wyoming
Territory, on Wednesday evening,
March 8, 1875, at 7 O'Clock, to perform
that duty in accordance with my in
%structious. WIN. N. BYERs.
ml-2t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

DAILY LEADER, all trnnsieut advertise
msnts. 20 cants per line. NonpRriel. each In
s>rtinn; Q Insertion, 3 cents per line: 90
inse tons 5 cents per line.
Local Notices. per line. BREWER. ench irser-
tion. Il cents per line Blnserlion-, 10 cents
per line.
WEKRLr LEADER all transient RdVertiHc-
ments y cents per line. first Insertion one
me tn. % cents per line six months, lOcents
per line oEe year, s cents per line.
C~HHrEERK. May let. 1871.
u. GIAFCKE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

The new catholic bishop OF this
vicariate embracing Nebraska, Wyo-
ming, Eastern Montana and part of
Dakota), Right Rev. John Ireland,
is nm American, and about forty-fve
years Of age. He has been styled
the ''Father Mathew of the West"
on account Of his labOrs and zeal in
the cause of temperance; and has
for some years been cathedral pastor
at St. Paul under Bishop Grace.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

-Pinchbeck says hell is full of such
radicals a. Conkling and Edmunds,
who, in that overheated locality, do
h%abitually, as those two gentlemen do
occasionally In this world-vote with
tho Democrats.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

-One hundred aud ten years ago
there was not a white man within the
entire territory at present embraced
by the State of kentucky. What
changes a century can make. Now
there are thousands of white men
there, and most of them have red
noses.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03
NOTICE

| will not be responsible for any
hill or other Indebtedness contracted
by any employee of the LEADER print
ing office, except upon written order
or acceptance previously obtained :;
o will any such claims be allowed
upon any Indebtedness due me.
II. CLAICHE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

-Fhc st. Louis Republican says the
Opposition in the new Senate will
have what II never had in the old,-a
leader, who will be no other than the
johnson.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

The Cincinnati papers are discuss
ing the question as to what is a gen
tleman. Having no living examples
in that city to study, they are obliged
70 fall back on the dictionary.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

The subscription price of the
BAILY LEADER has been reduced to
twenty-five ecnts a week, or ten dol
lars n year in n ivanc".
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

The ticket which drew the capital
prize in the Louisville lottery was sold
nne-ffth in Montreal, one-fifth in st.
Louis, one-hfth in Louisiana and one
tenth in Nicksburg.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

The Grass Valley Union says John
Bidwcll will never he Governor Of
California, because 'hr Eats peanuts
on the cars and offers his ]ncighbors
none"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

Just received, Buckskin under.
shirts and drawers at HELLMAN's.
feOi-d (
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

Bartlett, attorney for the Pacific
Mail Company, has gone to Minnesota
to hunt up King, and commence pro-
cecdings against him to recover
money.