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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-01
The Indians to give an Ans
wer to-day.
Day in New York

n Washington, May 81. At the next
council with the Indians, the Secre-
tary of the Interior will make two
propositions. First, that they sur
render all rights to hunt in Wyoming
and Nebraska, and second, that they
surrender to the government the right
to open any mineral land within the
Sioux reservation to white settlement,
and permit the government to make
roads through such lands, and that
the area OF mineral lands be left dis
cretionary with the President.
The Court of Claims, to-day, rem
dered an opinion in the case of the
Union Pacific Railroad Co. against
the U. S. government. The court gave
judgment for the company in the
sum of S5l2, 900.
The Indians have been holding
councils among themselves to-day,
and, although they are not fully
agreed upon their policy, they have
decided to meet the Secretary of the
Interior tomorrow, and reply to his
propositions.
Attorney-General Pierrepont has
issued circular, saying that he finds
the appropriation for the office nearly
exhausted, and commanding general
economy and retrenchment.
A general order issued from the War
Department announces that the ap-
preparation made by the last Congress
for pay, etc, of the army, for the fiscal
year ending June 80, is $780, 900 short
of the sum estimated for the War De-
partment, and the present indication
is that the appropriation will prove
deficient.
The Court of Claims, to-day, over
ruled the motion for a new trial in the
Elgee cotton case, in which an award
of $3.50, ,OO0 has been made. The over
ruling is without prejudice, and the
motion for new trial can be renewed
by the United States, if the books of
| the purchasing agent of the so-called
Confederate States can be produced,
showing that Elgee sold his cotton to
the Confederate States Government.
Several additional atfidavits were read
by the Assistant Attorney-General,
to-day, tending to show that Elgee
| sold his cotton to the Confederate
Government, and his claim, therefore,
is improperly allowed. The court
adjourned until the Goth of November
| next.
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New York, May 31.-The obser-
vance of Decoration Day was COM
menced here yesterday, memorial
sevices being held in the several ceme-
teries. To-day, which is regular Decor
alton Day, is being generally observed
as holiday. In addition to the cere-
monies at the cemeteries there is to be
an immense parade of the Grand
Army of the Republic and the various
military organizations.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
HEADQUAHTERs DEBT or THE PLATTE,
OFFICE CHGEF QUARTEHNAsrEE,
OMAHA, NEB.. May as lST

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE PLATTE.
OFFICE CHtEF QUARTEHMAsrER,
OMAHA, NEB., May IS, 1875.
- EALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate under
- the usual conditions, will be received at
this office until II o'clock a. M, Friday, June
.. 1870, at which place and time they will be
opened in the presence OF bidders. for the
delivery on the cars. at the point nearest to
the mines. on the line of the Uuion Pacific
Railroad, OF ssreH MONsdnd fee hundred tons Of
coal, for supply of fuel for military posts
along said line OF railroad during the fiscal
year ending June 1915.
Proposals for less quantity viii be re-
ceived.
The quality OF the coal will he carefully
considered in making the award. and the
right To reject any or all bids is expressly
reserved.
Preference will Ae given to articles of do
nestle production.
The contract will be let with the proviso
that the quantity contract eel tor may be in
creased or reduced one-third by the Chief
Quartermaster OF the Department Mt any
time pending full delivery.
Bids should be endorsed on envelopes
Bids for Coal"
Any further Information will be furnished
upon application to this office.
ALEX. J. PERRY.
my25-d6t Depry Q. n. General.
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Raleigh, n. c., May 31.-The fed
eral decoration was observed here to-
day. The Raleigh Light Infantry and
Artillery companies accompanied,
as escort, the companies from the
federal camp to the cemetery, and
participated in the ceremonies of the
day. The Raleigh companies EN-
braced many men who fought in the
southcrn army in the late war.
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Boston, May 3l,-The jury in the
case of Tanning against Rev. McGlen,
a Catholic priest, for slander, in de-
nouncing his marriage by a civil
magistrate as not finding, failed to
agree, standing, it is understood, ten
for plaintiff to two against.
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Chicago, May 3l.-COllector OF In
ternal Revenue Wadsworth, OF this
district, to-day received a notice from
Commissioner Pratt that his resigna-
ton would be accepted at once.
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Wilkesbarre, Pa. May 3l-Ten Of the
miners engaged in driving away the
workmen from the Manarnie and
Sugar Notch Mines, were arrested and
held in $1,000 bail, each.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, May 81 The
Revenue officers, ta-day, seized the
distillery of w. T. Marshall.
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For SALE.-A pair Of American
mares, six and eight years old, well
broken to harness and saddle, gentle,
and without bIemish or fault. Also
u sci of double harness. The whole
for two hundred dollars. Inquire at
the LEADER office. dtf.
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Extra copies OF the Daily LEA DER
can be had at Holt's post office news
rooms, at 10 O'Clock in the morning.
ml9-dtf
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Harvest Prospects in Arksnsas, Texas, Lou.
isiana and Nebraska.

The second report of John McKillop &
Co.'S Commercial Agency, E. p. Maltby,
Manager, has the following:
Our reports this week are from sixteen
counties in Arkansas, sixteen in Texas,
twelve in Louisiana, and six in Nebraska.
Arkansas reports indicate large increase
in the area under cultivation, but the in
crease is wholly in cereals, cotton planting
in the counties reported having fallen off,
The season has been backward, and crops
are generally behind from one to two weeks |;
but the wheat crop is assured, and will be
larger than for several years past. In corn
and cotton the prospects are very good, and
unless some adverse circumstances should
intervene, the yield will be large and the
quality good-better than for many years.
People are encouraged, working we'll, and
enjoying greater prosperity than at any time
since the war.
increase in the area under cultivation in
cotton, but very great increase in grain.
The cotton crop promises we'll, and the e.
innate for the product of the State, made at
the Galveston Cotton Exchange, is about
the same as last year, say 300, 600 bales. In
the counties bordering on the Rio Grande,
grapes are grown TO a considerable extent,
and the promise is that the crop will be
abundant. Wheat harvest has begun, and
the crop is very fine in quality and abun-
dant in quantity. The prospects for corn
and other crops are better than they have
been for years, and the prosperity of the
State, for year at least, seems assured.
Louisiana reports an increased area I'M
der cultivation, but no portion of it in cot
ton. Sugar cane, where not damaged by
the overflow or the ice of the past season,
promises an unusually large yield of su-
gar. Cotton is in good condition, and the
prospects are that the crops of tina. State
will be fully up to the usual quantity. Corn
and other crops are in excellent condition,
and promise an unusually large yield. |!
Planters are working more on their own re-
sources, and not seeking advances so
largely from their factors.
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The Locusts.

In regard to the natural enemies of thu
locust, have observed a little external red
parasite under the rudimentary wings of the
pupa and sometimes upon the body and
secondary wings of the image. These arr
full-grown mites, of the same class of in.
sects as the spiders, and are not eqqs, a.
some supposed. They occur in number.
from one to dozen upon a single locust,
and suck the life-fuid from its body. /
have also discovered several specimens OF
the Spined Soldier-bug Arma spinosa) each
with its jointed beak inserted in . locust Of
more than double its own size, and not leav-
ing its victim until life was entirely ex-
tinguished. Finally, i am able to offer
scientific proof that At least six species of
birds feed upon the locusts, having found
them in the guards of the Red-beaded
Woodpecker MeinoPes erykhrooeSals), Vel
low-billed Cuckoo (Cooeyas Amaioanss),
Cat Bird MINUS Cuotinensis), Relieved
Vireo Tneo oiiruoesr), Great-crested Fly
catcher (Myruckss oisits) and Crow Black
bird (lnisoaiss rerscar.)
The preceding account being based en-
tirely upon personal observations Of the
writer at his own home, it must not be in
ferred that the ravages of the locusts have
been equally severe in the whole State of
Kansas. The destruction BY these pests
has been confined to narrow strip on the
eastern border of the State. Kansas - q
whole never had finer promise of bountiful
crops than At the present time, and 4 SEC
ond planting will do much to repair the
damage in the desolated district. The de-
parture of the locusts is taking place more
than two weeks earlier than At the time of
the first visitation, eight years ago.-RoE.
Snow, IN Tie Uniuasiy Piper.
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CROP NOTES.

In Southwestern Ohio fruit is coming on
nicely.
Kentucky tobacco growers are setting
out plants.
The grain and grass fields of the Cumber.
land Valley, Pa, look promising.
The corn crop of last year amounted to
S54, 600, 900 bushels; average price 65c.
In Dodge county, Wisconsin, countless
chinch bugs have come to plague the far
mers.
The barley crop in Ohio is heading out
well, but the heads are exceedingly close to
the ground.
The wheat crop in Southern Illinois and
Indiana is reported to look we'll, and will
yield full average.
Considerable more grass has been sown
in the Southern States than in past years,
and it is doing we'll.
In the country surrounding Memphis the
crop prospect is very promising, and farm
ers are jubilant.
In Northwestern Ohio, since the recent
rains, wheat promises at least half crop,
oats and grass look we'll, and farmers are
very much encouraged.
Cut worms have been making havoc of
the growing corn in Madison county Ohio,
on sod land, and many farmers have had to
replant entire fields Wire worms have also
done some damage
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DIR. C.. ALEXANDER

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Major Gentry informed us yesterday, that
the army worms are making sad havoc Of
his growing crops. He says the bugs and
grasshoppen are numerous on his farm,
but they have done but little damage ex.
cept to his grass and cabbage. If the army
worms should be - bad as they threaten to
be in placeA the eecape from the bugs and
hoppes viii only be avoiding the r0cks to
Be swallowed in The vhirlpool7Sad.a;s
Deae1a.
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BowENs sECRET-wHAT Is 1T?
New York Sun, June l4l

What then, is Mr.. Bowen's secret? Is it
now, in the light of these revelations, more
than half secret? We are informed on
authority as Trustworthy - that which Mr.
Bowen endorses, of the alleged particulars
of the whole story. The crime imputed to
Mr.. Beecher in it is older and not less seri-
Gus than the one charged by Mr.. Tilton. 1t
had no relation, according to our informa-
ton, with Mr.. Tilton's accusation, but was
an ofense againt Mr.. Bowen. 1t did not
involve Mr.. Bowen's dead wife, nor any
relative of his, yet it was a terrible blow to
his heart, exertiDg q controlling influence
over his subsequent life. The story goes
that Mr.. Beecher's crime was seduction !;
that the seduced woman confessed to Mr..
Bowen, he having under the circumstances
a right to know about the facts; and Mr..
Beecher, being accused, confessed, and asked
forgiveness on his knees.
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The Mild Power Cures.
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