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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-23
GENERAL DIRECTORY
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4SsOeaa@s JEsfieSs-Jos. N.GaEsN,EAL9h.1.~
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surveyor Gsasrat- silas Reed.
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IsrrLoFtd Efsdsursr-S. W. ID wney.
fstTa0Tia4 AEdAs'-.H Has Iard. -L
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IobtN'isst2her e FsHitentsdryI Charles Hutton.
IN. Il. pos.
CoDaDgaSstDRsE ~ IDinai0aCHOR-J X. Jenrer
experimental ~ KISJuc,isR-JoLn siaurhtsr.
DRtrsct AnsgHsg-E.P JphasnD
UaEfcf Stnes CDEiDuSstsAsT-J W. Brun4r.
Ckrf Of II lsdieiaf IlSuse-J. ". brsner.
NaTskIl-Gilber Adams.
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CARBON COUNTY.
COUNTY,

NV. p. Noble, Chairman,
CoHn5aAsionus William EVANS.
tJames Calhoun.
ShSrig p. A. MsPhee. m
GsrS-A. Mcintosh.
Probate Jadgs-Jas. A. Brennan, ~. o.. TressI.
1sssesOr- Nm. \. Johnsm.
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Hope FncAn smeut, No. .. I. o. OF, mery
every Cd and 4th Wednesday Teach rnsnth
Odd Fellows Han.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !, |. o. >. r., meets ever
Monday evening AZ odd Fellows Hall.
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Cheyenne, Wy0,

Plans and SpaeihsRions drawn by mn ex-
pettencct U~rauEh;sman. on short nUtIca. We
Guarantee all our Work, "a we employ none
out hrsl-class workmen. Jy6 d1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-23

DsriHtsndeHt Of Schoois-S. 4 Tempie.
. teF-Thomas Street.
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County omeer.
LARAMIE COUNTY.

CSrL-W- Richa dsOn. sI. IF. Assessor.
Mdrshdi-C. \ Devue.
Freasure-tsa nc Bergman.
AhorHsg-T J. : rect.
SlrreLOr-A J. PHrsEall.
Police JusHess -iohn Slaughter, T.. ". Fisher,
Nleungr OF the Town Trustees. Friday svsn
ing in each week, at the City nah.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

FREAK OF A Bsy.-Little Joseph Della.
MARIE, not more than eight years old. left
his home Friday morning to 90 to the
French Market, and was not heard Of until
last evening. There existed belief that he
had been kidnapped, and the police was
called on to find the child. Detective
Devereaux was detailed to hunt up the
case, and he succeeded. Visiting the mar
ket he learned that farmer down the
coast had requested resident of this city
to send him an orphan boy, as hs wished to
adopt bright lad. By some means Joseph
learned this fact. and Friday morning
called on the butcher and told him that
he was an orphan, and was anxious to have
good home. On this he was sent down
the coast to the gentleman, where Deyer
eaux found him. The youngster acknowl.
edged that he had made false statement.
and signified his willingness to return
home. Thus it appears that the child ia
the only one in fault. He was sent to his
home, and it is understood that there will
be no prosecution.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

The adjourned meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Public Schools took place
last evening.
Presentation. Henry c. Dibble, presi-
dent; Superintendent C. w. Boothby,
Treasurer Pilsbury and Messrs. Carey,
Mascot, Dumont, Gaudet. Glaudin. In
graham, Longstreet, Mccarthy. Hartzell,
Pinchback. Ray, Bourges, Shaw, Stamps
Lynch and Tracy.
1t being, as the president announced, an
adjourned meeting for special purpose, no
minutes were read.
The following resolutions were adopted
By Mr. Pinohback:
Resolved That the St. Andrew and
Dryades schools be consolidated and placed
in the new building lately rented from Mr..
Keller IN the tenth representative district.
By Mr.. Dumont:
Resolred, That the committee on school
houses be authorized to rent suitable
building for the Use of the Orleans School,
at a rent not to exceed $25 per month.
By Mr.. Shaw:
Resolred That the principals are hereby
instructed to assign teachers to duty in the
order named in the list.
ReSolred That the annual salaries fixed
or to be fixed by the board be divided into
ten equal parts for the months from Sep
TENDER to June, both inclusive, and paid as
soon as practicable after the CLOSE of each
month.
On motion of Mr.. Carey the board went
into executive session.
On the raising of the executive session,
the resolution relative t, salaries was
adopted, together with the report of the
committee and the list of teachers, as
appears by official announcement.
The following resolution was recommit-
ted at previous meeting:
Resolred, That the committee on school
houses be authorized to cause to be put up
the stoves and pipes in all the schools in
which they may find it necessary.
Mr.. Dumont reported: ="
Your committee having reconsidered the
resolution reeOmmitted recommend that the
work be done at a cost of not more than
$1,000.
The committees report and recommends
ton were adopted.
Mr.. Hartzell offered resolution on high
and normal schools, which was referred to
the committee.
Mr.. Hartzell also offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Hesolued That the thanks of the board
are hereby rendered to our secretary, Mr..
H. A. COrbn, for his untiring and efficient
labor during the several sessions of this
board this week.
The board then adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

make his name blessed forever BY abolish
ing the fraud! '' ~ HT :
Officer Boyle took load of stolen chick
ems to the sixth precinct station yesterday
morning. y g.. So.
In the Court Record Of September 10, pub
lished yesterday morning, it appeared that
an information had been filed in the First
District Court, for the offsnse of assault and
battery against one Edward Communy.
An interested gentleman requests q correc-
ton in the local columns, stating the name
should have been Edward Crummey, and
refers to the records of the First District
Court for proofs. The correction Is made
with pleasure, and the reporter has not the
slightest desire to provoke obliging George
Herbert, the minute clerk to a discussion
on slip of the pen or defect in his own
eyesight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Rooms STATE Central Executive Commit.
Zee o. the republican Party State of Louisiana,
New Orleans, Septem Der 3, la75-To the end of in.
snring peace good order and stable an frugal
government in Louisiana, and view of th1 ational
and local contest OF 1876 instructions have been
ISSUED by the State Central Committee of the
Republican Party of Louisiana for q reOrganiza-
Of IRGn tne
former party affiliations, are respectfully invited
to subscribe thereto aud organize to he ends re-
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
!. The equality, civil and political of all men
before the law, and their especial protection in
ship.
2. The republic is nation, one and inseparsble.
,,i.+ me hmalntenance and enforcement of the
to the constitution and laws enacted Hereunder
4 An honest, economical and efficient admins
tration OF the public trusts and the election to that
end Of scrupulous and capable men only
5. Continued reduction Of taxation.
Opposition to all legislation in the interest Of
I. The prompt punishment for all pllage in pub-
nc station and for all assaults upon personal
Free education for all the children of the State
in her public schools 7--.1'~N
10 the abundant resources al d prosperity which
under their development await labor In Louisiana
publican party, which have become the estab-
lished policy of the nation, in especial relation to
c Gu ACKNOWLEDGMENT civil rights and 70
behalf OF our present commercial and agricultural
needs, 70 wit, in river outlet and the rebuilding
OF the leyees by national aid and to promote thsf
policy and bring about perfect amity between
desvors. 49, eAA'
II. The earliest practicable attainment of our
rency convertible with COIN and to that end sueh
continuous and unfalJering steps toward resump-
lion as may not embarrass our material interests
IL. That in this declaration we disavow all par
tisan prejudces, and welcome all citizens who
shall desire to unite with in an earnest effort to
lana ~ "
By order of the Committee.
S. B. PACKARD President
). K q. PIrkis, Corresponding Secretary
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Restored to Grace,

We copy the following from the lfor7,ins
Star, Archbishop Perche's organ in this
city:
About twelve years ago, it will be remem.
bered, the conduct of Rev. L. Deynoodt,
pastor Of St. Patrick's Church in this city,
gave great scandal to the faithful. He was
Immediately suspended by the bishop. Con
tinuing his residence in this city, he en-
barked in different commercial enterprises.
Reports to the contrary Notwithstanding, it
is said on good authority, that his moral
life, while under suspension, was irreproach-
able. Some months ago he appealed to the
ecclesiastical authorities for forgiveness, and
gave evidence of such complete contrltion
for his past errors that the very reverend
vicar general sent him to secluded place
in one of the neighboring dioceses to make
retreat. His conduct SINCE then has been
90 good that all doubts as to the sincerity Of
his repentance have been dissipated, and
the vicar general has given him permission
to say mass privately.
Father Deynoodt expects to 60 ON some
foreign mission where, by life Of devotion
and self-respsct, it Is believed he will fully
atone for the, errors of the past.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

LOUISIANA WoRKINGMEN's HOMESTEAD
AssocIATIoN.-This association met at St.
John the Baptist Church on Wednesday
evening last, when the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President-fhomas Murray.
Vice president-Thomas B. w. Evans,
Secretary-Louis Carter.
Corresponding ecretary-Frederick X.
Hyde.
Treasurer--Robert Jessup.
General uperintendent-Liv Van
derpool.
DirectOrs-Charles Collins, James Lewis,
Edward Anderson, Robert Poindexter and
William D. Nash.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12
PUsLIc sCa00L NOTICE.


STATE OF LOUISIANA, y
ONCE Division Superintendent Public Education,
Sixth Division, No. 20 City Hail. {
e New Orleans, September II, 1875.
To the Teachers of the Public Schools:
The public schools will reopen for the
session Of 1855 on Monday, the thirteenth
instant. Teachers will take the positions
assigned to them by the list as officially
published. The principals of those schools
in which the number of teachers has been
diminished will use due discretion in trans
ferring pupils 30 as TO give to each depart
ment fair proportion of the work of the
school. Teachers IN need of recitation rec
ords will apply through their principal for
them, either to this office Or to that of the
secretary of the board. :,
C. w. BOOTHBY,
Superintendent Public Schools, Sixth Divi-
sion. ~.
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in proportio

Mr.. c. C. Haley, the newsdealer of No. 10
Commercial place, again reminds us by q
package Of papers, that he is well supplied
with Sunday reading matter for all tastes
and conditions of men. He has the favorite
illustrated weekly and story papers Of New
York, sporting Journals, the magazines and
fashion publications, and all of the great
dailies Of the North and West 1t the lowest
prices. 3ss1 $1,000 -5 IL. .9ll-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

OFFICE BOARD OF SCHOOL, DIRECTORS
New Orleans. Sept TENDER IL 1875. !
At an adjourned meeting of the board,
held this day, the fol owing resolutions
were adopted:
II. A. CORBIN, Secretary.
Resotced, That the following list of teach
ers be elected for the scholastic year ending
August 81, 1876, subject to such transfers
and changes of grade or salary as the board
may find proper, and to removal tor cause.
Resotced, That the annual salaries fixed,
or to be fixed by the toard, be divided into
ten equal parts, for the months from Sep
TENDER to June. inclusive, and paid as soon
as practicable after the close of each month.
Resolced, That the principals are hereby
instructed to assign teachers to duty in the
order named in the list.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

ST. JOINS LITERARY SoCIErY.-At reg.
ular meeting of the above named society
the following gentlemen were elected Off.
GERS, for term of six months: Rev. j. G.
Foote, spiritual director and treasurer j.
a. Childress, president; j. 7. Blanche, vice
president; Emile Lacoume, secretary; Will.
liam j. Delaney, financial secretary; D. j.
Bergin, stage manager; Alex. j. Comfort,
property man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12
board then adjourned
Stuub,

We can not but remind our readers of the
superior advantages they will receive in the
purchase of Sunday reading, by visit to
Gofdthwaites bookstore, No. SO Canal
street, where Mr.. Staub is chief manager of
the periodical and light literature depart
ment. All the most desirable dailies and
weeklies are to be found on his counters,
with the leading monthly magazines as
they are received.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

REAL BARGAINs.-About this time ladies
are looking for their supplies of dry goods,
and at the Crescent Store, No. II Bourbon
street, they will find an elegant stock and
extremely low prices. They have fast color
prints at six cents per yard, ten quarters
sheeting at twenty-five cents, all wool fan
aels at twenty-fv cents, and other goods
in proportion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12
Miss 5. NJ. Duffy, First Assistant.
Miss Ed. Dart, Second Assistant.


JERSEY-BoYs AND GIRLS.
GRAMMAR A.
Jersey street, between alence and Borde aux.
Mrs. r, Railton, Principal.
Miss NJ. e. Mclaughlin, First Assistant.
Miss M. Mulligan Second Assistant.
Miss A. Thiel. Third Assistant
LEONTINE-BOYs AND GIRLS.
GRAMMARB.
Live Oak street, between valmont and Leontine /
Miss Z. G. Aucoin, Principal.
Mrs. n. >. Torrey, Second Assistant.
Miss !. H. Evans, Third Assistant.
Miss S. Payne, Third Assistant. De.
AUSTERLITZ-BOYS AND GIRLS.
GRAMMAR b.
lAus'erlitz street, between Magazine and Live Oak
Mrs. NJ. F. Baptiste, Principal.
Mrs..M. G. Dore, Second Assistant
Miss A. Wall, Third Assistant.
Miss L. Hutton. Third Assistant.
NAPOLEON AvENUE-GIRLS.
GRAMMAR A.
Napoleon avenue, between Camp and Magazine
streets
Miss M. Kilgrove, Principal.
Miss NJ. l.. Moody, First Assistant.
Miss U. Wall, Second Assistant.
Miss M Ferguson, Second Assistant.
MARENGO-BOYS.
GRAMMAR b.
LMarengo street between Magazine and Live Oak !
Mr.. F. E. Brush, Principal
Miss A. Gainnie, First Assistant.
Miss L. Prest, Second Assistant.
Miss j. Clapp, Second Assistant.
Miss s. NJ. Ball. Third Assistant
Miss l.. Sterling, Third Assistant.
GREENVILLE-BOYS AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY B.
Market street, between Chestnut and Walnut
Miss j. Dore, Principal.
Miss X. Grennon, Second Assistant
AUTONOMOUS AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY A.
Magazine street. between valence and Bordeaux
Mrs. M. A. Baby, Principal.
Miss X Kelly. Second Assistant.
Mrs. G. Gould, Third Assistant.
COLISEUM.
GRAMMAR B.
coliseum street, between Valenee and Bordeaux.1
Miss A. NJ. Nahar, Principal.
Miss M. U. Chateau, Second Assistant.
VALLETTE-BOYS AND GIRLS.
GRAMMAR b..
[Valette street, between Alix and Eliza
Mr.. T. D. s. Tucker, Principal.
Miss R. Collayanni, Second Assistant,
Mrs. K. johnson, Third Assistant.
Miss l.. p. Francis, Third Assistant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

As doubt increases with knowledge, it
follows that the more man knows the less
certain no fsel. about il 1--s5 =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

New York is now troubled with cricket
teams from Philadelphia and Canada.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

0 ~ EF MENTION.-There is story around
W "a headquarters that an attorney took a
VS. from a woman to procure divorce
sies n from a man to whom she has never
eaa' married. When Marie learns the stu
an, there will be little hair pulling party,
miaI he'll be the puller.
inta betive Walsh yesterday acted very
Quiz " toward Harry Clifford, the bur-
BY escorting him to the nearest point
Isl, I'VE our CITY,. Clifford is Just out of
Day night augur burglars tackled the
Of E. Dore, corner of Marengo and
Ar apitoulas streets, but were frightened
Asn almost ready to enter.
'"' ~ the early flight of wild ducks to
fquarters wise people infer it will be
old up near the north pole during the
PR N dr months.
night street walker accosted Su.
=. sndent Loan on Canal street and was
ssnt in her efferts to charm him. He
70. Nd the creature to move on, but she,
lowing who she was talking to grew
lituH lent. An officer was called and the
% DA Pat to prison. As the policeman made
,rsl srest three double listed fellows be-
& interfere and there was q chance for
an but the heavy end of the Superin-
-, Al ts cane settled matters.
lam Dixon, wishing. to see funeral
nish' attempted to run q twelve-inch
into the body of Henry Minken, on.
Ds, stte street. When Dixon was asked
desired to give cold metal to Henry
that in his opinion the mans system
squired more iron to prevent him
ap into consumption. Judge Evans will
n,,c y Dixon's money tomorrow.
,oy ies Hord, accused of robbing the
W. ~ of 8. Newburn, No. 1859 Dryades
lad pawn tickets which showed that
abo' pledged part Of his plumber. His
~ been . servant in the family.
to furnish Q bond, he retired to the
tfison. ~ .a s-t iTia "a Is
Bah Nd prize candy PACKAGES have ct
rdids ~ their way into this section. VIII
= good and grsst MAJ rise up aAd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12
Local Intelligence.

The LOVES OF GoNZALEs.-Manuel Con
s, the confidence man, when not dis
med, is fine looking man, one who
mid command the whims of most women.
her making strike, he was in the habit
seeking new scenes, where he could feel
,sse and play gentleman. Being able to
ayerse ia French, Italian, Spanish and
hrsh, and having travelled much, he has
ouired many Of the superficial character
dcs of q gentleman. Having cheek and
Iuey, he did not find it difficult to form
ousintances in tolerably good society in
Nv York city. Being entirely unscrupu-
d, he did not forget to narrate some won
rful things in his experience, always re-
ubering to mention Gonzales as a kind
srted hero. 1t was second nature for
to speak of his wealth. A man like
il could not woo long and not win.
His determination to gain possession
fair French maiden was about
riyalent to claiming her as his own.
girl was infatuated with her lover
iwas ready to go to any extremity for
and when one of her male relatives
10 utterance to a belief that Gonzales
an adventurer or worse, she olung to
more than ever, and she finally married
fellow His rascally habits compelled
to wander from city to city, and the
slowly arrived at the conclusion that
had made mistake, and that her hus-
pd was worse than an adyenturer; sew.
circumstances furnished such evidence
the poor woman was in time con-
esd He suddenly, and without expla-
bon, deserted her il a Western city,
wing her only small sum of mohey
sk after week she waited, but received
SOrd from him. While in dreadful sus,
NO she learned by a newspaper para.
ph that Gonzales was IN prison forgrand
sny. She thereupon returned to her
us broken hearted. He is now in our
ish Prison, and it is likely that the Peni-
iary will be his future home.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

THE POLICE RING.-Doorman w. T
Der bison was transferred from the second
Enct to the sixth. DoOrman A. jackson
in, transferred from the sixth to the second
and tnct.
ut he Board of Commissioners have con
e'u' He'd to hold weekly sessions until the
"wednesday in October, when regular
ions will be resumed. Meeting days are
Wednesdays.
\ otal number Of arrests during the month
Iugust, 1881. OF these 1860 were males
prop smales. The majority of offenders were
ton in this country and Ireland. Married,
net married, 1858 Could read and
b, 924; not, 907. Arrests in the first
ttrx not, 547; second, 14s; third, 41l fifth,
ons sixth, 1874; seventh, 10; eighth, so;
Dor, 3S; suburbah,9.
Me, prostitutes 1856 were arrested last
opris rth.
ET nssurer Murdoch will, OH application,
time certifcate IS next week.
Any inquiries have been made as to
pay for October, November and De-
Der, 1874, will be dealt out. 1t is a
MAT ndrum, the solving of which depends
2ES, the delinquent taxpayers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

Supernumeraries.
Miss n. Athorn, Washington No. 2.
Miss Ella Carr, Paulding.
Miss Ada Mitchell, Jackson
Miss Camille Cotton, Jefferson.
Mrs. M. T. Coehrane, Marshall.
Miss Hortensia Brugniens, Fisk.
Miss Harriet Dolan, Madison and Bien-
Vile.
Miss Josephine Genin, Hospital.
Miss Eliza Tobin, Beauregard
Miss M. j. Henderson, McDonogh No. l.
Miss Louise Leonard, Live Oak, Boys.
Miss Lizzie Keeling, Laurel.
Mrs. Matte A. Goodwin, Miss V. Hardy,
Live Oak, Girls.
Miss NJ. c. Cusachs, Jersey.
Mrs, Josephine Anderson, McDonogh
Nos . and 8.
Mrs. A. Points, Mccarthy.
Mrs. ). J. Stevens, Miss Marcella Ken.
needy, Paulding.
Miss w. w. jackson, Clio.
Miss Annie H. Mullen, Fulton,
Miss Mary Clark, Hancock and McCar-
thy.
Miss Mollie Kennedy, Washington and
DAuphine.
Miss Bessie Turner, Fillmore.
Miss Camille Mason, LaHarpe.
Miss Emma Allingham, McDonogh No. 4.
Miss Annie Cornell, Claiborne.
Miss Celestine Feltz, McDonogh No. 3.
Miss Ada G. E. Minis, Napoleon Avenue.
Miss Amelia Cherrie, Coliseum.
Mrs. G. kenner, Austerlitz.
Miss Maria Hughes, Marengo.
Mrs. N. L. Wilson, Paulding.
Miss M. Dupre, Leontine.
Miss +. Fallet, McDonogh No. a.
Miss Cecilia Kennedy, Fillmore.
Mrs. Bragg. Vallette.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

20 LITTLE FIREs.-At three clock yes
y morning fire was discovered in one.
frame dwelling house on St. Bernard,
Rocheblave street, owned and occupied
Bertrand Roubilao, The building was
fcyed, with loss of $500. Fully in.
din the New Orleans office.
shanty at the corner of First and
Pupitoulas streets, occupied by William
as an Office, was destroyed. Both
seem to have been the work of an in
iafv.