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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
BtIOTe JuuRe hasInITt.
FURIOUS DRIVING.


FURIOUS DRIVING.
william Miller, driver of an express wagon,
held in $500 the result Of injuries inflicted
Henry Lewis, attache OF the Fire Department Re
pair shops Mr. Lewis was crossing Broadway, at
Great Jones street. when he was by Miiler's
wagon His injuries serious, and he will not be
able TO appear IN court for some days.
THE LOTTERY LAW.
Adam Wagner, OF No. It's Second street, having
Gently lost large amount OF money at playing policy,
yesterday caused the OF the following persons
violation OF the lottery aw-Augus Schreiber No.
Al Chryste street; Solomon Frankfort, OF No. so Or
chard street; Henry Clausen, Of No Montgomery
street. and George Woolfe OF No. 217 Allen street.
Clausen discharged, but the others were held in
5, 900 bail each.
VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE LAW.
The following parties held in 500 each for vio-
lation OF the Excise law:-John Hagan, No 25 West
Forty-fourth street; Frederick Lewis, No LOG East
Forty-hrst street. Richard DENY, No. $40 Seventh
avenue; John 0'Conor, No. AIS West Forty second
street; Michael Hcnnessey, No. AIS West Forty-hrst
street; John Burns, No. 49S Tenth avenue; Robert
Crowlers, No 2i6 West Thirtieth street; William Mur-
ply No. 2l0 West Twenty eighth street. and Terence
King, No. 49, Washington street
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DUNCAN. sHERMAN & co.

multiplicity OF legal questions continue 70 arise
cut of variogs orders Of arrest granted aSaiHst na
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DECISION.

COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM
BY Judge Daily
Cordelia c. Wheeler vs. Sherman G. Wheeler.-Judg-
ment OF divorce 10 plaintiff
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'r-- - r~-sf-- - H. -. ew4e.y "a raa-. r-,.l
- a.. :. s-.l fe,ssl ael-l. Fr-- 1-is O. - -.
80 $3.50 = 80 a. i~v sssrs n.rs !. sr.,.
= - frr x ~ s<rs. - rs. s~..r,. -.
srass~s1 si-a-st tn asrs. IA raft7v.r..r -.
T.nn< 1als9 nns efrAar1 q Prs a coo A. ~ r-.
balss-. neus al - tssrs
- n - ner-s = So lad 80 Inc a .ssiurs -
- - .l r'ss 1923. y Phs sssuay a sr.- /.
afer, - 90 - sp-isr. 40 cufsss.a. s-.1,..
NJ iarr raH. god stable az l.rxr $780, -.
-Aiss -. rrat-r al .a1--I-l "a a. -
$500 .eri t.-y sssap a. st--ee
~ '- ~ lara e---aiu- - srrrs sn< l. sis.,s.s
-e~r tAs i-@e = -. q k4s AZ. ..s !. ..e.-,.'-
10 -uFsr~ar qas,ity - $3.50 c-sI a. a. -. I.
t..t1'.e f.-4 M.sas Aa4-.. ~ selfsr ffu. sr...
en- - ~ s,sfk = Ar arf a. shandsn~- - su-u
90 -n.er lrn~- enlI elss. As1 ca A.ls.S- |.
49, ari fae gears
= l.--ss 1870 - lsa.s u-.r Ii. q, ne
y ~ &c = $50 I'D 81 .ssrs ss~i NJ 49,
-tr riaA- ntianct IN o1e sd .se years
- f,--r@ arrvs Hf tn lsn-s 40 AN fa~- s..t--.<
q aeasfsnte = nns cal go kss< "a IN 49,.
f-tu,i.s- T1'. itai sssrv css., sn4 90 easy sew
- - --ttEs - 'ss Hnsrl f.vxs-ir rfk@ 1890. -
tes - vsrn@a E.rrls-. - - 10 .~--. \. -,
- 40 a sFlsEsi< r-aro .. ...urs 81 -
tia.s 49, -~u-stery fr4s% A.ass . rs.r,. sx-nI-ts
- d rf@- 81 ras r1-A-r. sst -sisr aaf., "a -
es s--l - stees o1@i PExs o. so 81 esq t-s-.
DoANE 4 CArsHAET sfer their -r
vices TO ths public for the sale or ,saI.
or resl estate without making 49,
charge 90 parties employing rhera. uR.
les sales are Effected. and thea re@.os
able commission IA expef-si. Per.an.
having zeal estate TO sell will ind H..
desirable means Ofresching the purcAx.
ing uuhfic
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LANDS IN PIKE COUNTY.

- S-gn srres iz PIE rs4nsy. fDt sf tn1 pr .rr.
urshAif rnfh Asia-rr n n nremaA. rt eapss r-s-s
10 51---N ar~rs "a -nsiF~. FTks rnar<y. e.
fssrsrsfz-r sDt llrrnrT4 rnnt 80 - eli-ist-
ftar trH sw~ srsE f-s-nt haus- go nrr&Erk Ths,
iarlt a. az ur4Frla,d q IA sE4- furt vs-s cat1
$50 kns rrnrry - s-a-s5f All.f dts ssra~- Prrs
s-trgs aas-hnh esd. hs'arsc~ n ] tn4 fre pears
~. 14--ss ar~-F e ssisns1AA cal itn4s. ~ Pifs
rr.zf-r rt~v r-sar
~e. - as nrrrs ~ rS.i fn-rrarx tsnfs - nwrs n
cnnl
10 E-1g. srrss - rra< srrrlsar iNrd - srrss n
s, go =. -. = - - 80. :. 49, -, 80,
chnnp.
" 81 sas N--lr fs--, - y nrrss N F&@ enu--
e.. a. nr~r~ rrtsr ss-A s~rts - rriarsxeg- eau-
s.-znAss h-ns~s r.~s As--- Are tressrf pl<ntF q,
~nsr- e. nAunesrrrs ~ sBE~mta r-fsr. rn4 every
-z.irr ne.r.ssrrr 70 q c~rfs~ns.ss esHa~T ~ ss1ee-
~ - -tn- Nr-H@. - 1875 rMtsr krh se1fs ai
ruirisass- Grs DAs-s ~ asn ssir~- frrtr t-sss o.
80 s~rrir 49, ~tss~. et--r.lT t--t-se. So
g. Y-sL srs1as- se~s~ ---s s-* r.-tv.ss- s-s
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DsA~sE COUNTY. The Ledger
Standard Of " esinesdsy has the follow :
in.: Tire preliminary examination OF
=. alos Mckinney. charged with the
s,lurier OF one William ,uisinger, no.
tirts o. the arrest OF whom appeared IN
tSc Lsarer-Standar.i OF last Friday. was
Seing held AZ Paoli Yesterday. From
What We can learn IL appeared on ex-
,...in~tinn that tive body cf the murdered
,,saa isd been thrown into pond few
.sli,e. back az l'acli. aad large party OF
l.irn went oHt Yesterday TO make n
sxsrcn sor the proofs az the murder. but
"a. IA What ~icress we could not learn.
although il J. reported that she prisoner
hSi. willie in state II inNxicat'on,
confessed 10 bemg the siur'ercr 81
+, n,singcr. who. IL will he remembered.
uasa v iinr~. against Mckinney in =
. .e Ia W!ich Nc1N. wa, charged win
The murder OF the Woodward family.
= hict TRAGEDY occurrcd in Orange coun-
a. s.lne. siglt wears sg0. Jat,inser =
fetr~issi - having been half-witted
t,srirNu. n ho had ~ orH positively Thar
r a4a Sren Mckinney commit The mar
der. aAa -lsors time aftsrvsrd mys-
te1iouslv disappeared. A. the time OF
fhe trial. Mckinney proved conciu-iyely
hat hc hid not committed the crime
spd uaS discharged The excitement J.
running high In the county. though .
very great mnuaher OF the best citizens
are sa,i -ned OF the innocence Of the ac-
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We drs not seii ,aH. al Tlrkefs ID ra- = craA
ths 18th ~ nay. huf ~ rr-rain tre - srre+-
ans ID -sidsnfr - roo1 fziiA art irfafr - ~
ulii ruresVs fs4ytasiii - ficksfs rs-ri-rrr e
post in sny frsf-cis-s tssns 80 % - ufa ra-
ler.ssf-ni. Payable -niy ute1 f,s-tr- rss-s 49,
~ 'akss place
~ sealing ~ Prizes. bot ~ sale f.4ha e t4A
over ~ o., aerfs q r.sir~ isnl. rFrrrllv lerart
near rnifrosrs. u Hera.. 49, tsis err -fs a-'
ff I'm one ~ q u.N era ~ tnf Nrf frf rrfai
j. ense-esc ~ Sc Ctr l'af aria. at.. azeTs Wan
i-.. Srnc fel Ctrlrl.rs They ~ rtrtirt- $50 81
h0fl rsisihr and i--plsn.lAie Z ke-- crlF - 20
Ei~vea ~ Sls aasd . ~ e-g \. 1crnsts NL Az
a,i-r similar enterrri-e-
taxaExrtrurv Having fr~ru urr irrtr sr-rsl arff
uth = = Poster srr-t rcrr1grcl fr Ia iI r.~rr ~
Sci fs-i.-i ~ -st.1z t~'f-te D. 81 rs-rt
TfsfrfiEtisi atsi-fiY 90 fsiTir -n ~ fte AaTer.
Htu = y vi IN art a.. y Farraff
We .v~rialis sFsps ttAi sar ~ is.ie----s. s-
urile a. ts rsrE.. Narchtafs art rns-rAas.r a -.
eiase iulfre hste lirfsi - ses-s ~ Etsr4a-'t
~ 20 Cur re'iafsIi-y-
i,rs,rA RrsFsY CIV ~ Wrht 2 ro R.r.t-s.
fnlisa. r.. iIrr .Htn Fi. tafE. f'rr~4taf 49,.
u ifdisnAo.ls- Han- 80 & soss.str-, tA-Ar-i 20
III stale. To- ataroiis. ri~t+t
Iure g. - -4ts Nunar.r. Eals-r1. w-raf.
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yf,Hg proprietor - ilis rrfehrard -vicins Justly
cia.ins i.r ID superiority over 81 reue'@s erf-
sfarcd tAe public 81 b. ~sfs. ctNrhIN. .sr
=, antaa~v cure ~ Age ard Sever ~ ttis era Pc
ser vhr.isr = short ~ Song stautrg BE refers ~
"a erfire western snt - ftfrn eprrtly - bear aim
test n,,ty fbt truth " At asaoril. that
htf-ser pi a isi Is if ffs l-ffticrs g.
q Iin.. ora. a. great usur irglf fcsf 81.
- IN ssffFr~rf trr rrrr. and ~tnit families have
tsen - - sinrle hffie " iih Feffeci .rafssr
81 the general a-N'th his however. rrgttrt and
~yefr ssss ulorg trir cure N IT, cntrr~t b
ssa4ii,r tosss f,r week .fisr he ds4a-e hrt
hesn trotsn ch@sst. r1crr ssrec siiy % tfr'ir
Isu aiding eases. i@ally tbs rfeirf1f atf
REQUIRE any az Keep ne t tis iu good .risr slsL
fhs p-t nf hpzevsr require csfharfic nelt-fne y
f.r issirt takeu shrre n ~ doses D.. DR. Torr
.in sle dose ~ RUl.L's VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
al b al lctsut.
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Another Testimony.
kxNTos hAskaCls. So.
April p'h. i-ss5

kkSTos BAskaCis. No.
April 1oh. i-Aa
IL. les. RrIr-Dv.R Sra Krcuiii- the IN az 81
roar Sa-sar ari!a and d. healing tsnsfc zi nrsi-
e. y fosse-s-s send y0a the following. starr sni -
~ ra-a
was wounded ahouf tao vesrs s-c--wns fak ~ rris
oner znt cunfr-s. for .ix fnurfhs BEING novel cf-
ten NJ ~grnd- have ~ healed yet have -e- - -
q sr-ent since wnrrefrd am sks- ft-- -i fI.
higs. Ny general health = ifnpai-s. and rei
d ~ as-i.t naxs fsifh "a sru~ ~s-
-ap4riilz than sry fhiug else wist affp - ar
Inc Please express naif dEsn lefflfs sit ots9s
CAFTsx e. r. JOHNSON
.sr,Ieri- 40
She feliovizg w4s written APRIL NH Ice ,.
Ms. Jennie Johr-sa. mother Of Capt Johnson:
na Jans Hrlll~-uxan siA. NJ hps,sani. ~ J. :
sohnseff sklif1 surreen aat ph1>sGn iri tsnfra
View York. vte-e te ga leaving d. sf.r~t IL ~
gohn-au nv care AZ thirteen vfars y axe 49, -
chrcn fia-rhea and srroluia. "a watch sss y-ur
sara tariia Il r--si him. have flr ten refrs 70
commenced j. 90 many iu seW fSFk. Oh. arc ievA fcr
rrnfeia fever sores aud general debility. rerfccf
fucc... las afendad u tn cures erecfsf ~ some
~ .crrfia srd fever aircsf uiras-s
ahxf0r- Tor my ~ aEain have rerrtrse ~
ytur SArssparia. a. = fearful u Fsiiing = -reu,
article hence bis writing 70 you for g. His sozI.d.
we're terrible bat believe be Ill
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON
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Better Bargains,

!. an slrro ary enc siss n Trkoss rnnsy. W zvf-.
~ Inspection ~ his gepts and r-rrR. ~hsfhe~ yor
sani 20 buy o. ns'. i Il pleasure a. she~ Fp.t
ror1s.
Rs-nerbsr shs houss sab -ss - ~ r-Al~ srn.s.
r0yEFB FkIKcsAg
@sc~es ~ ISL
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Real Estate fer Sale (!
DoAcE a GaPEH NE.
Real Estate Agents. Jasper. Ind.
InFFEE for -i,e The following desir-
" able tracts.


.psf.s.s si,As- $50. r-ri e....r ,s4-r'tsf ssI e
-. -l~.t -. =. - 49, - -
-, -. y y 800 49, - -, - = -
ri -. -. - -,s
n ss ~. $500. ~ -
'i-riru< 4. lr.,--. ~ ~. 49,, - -
rs.. - ~, =. - (. a 80. -. - -
~. ~ -. f-+ - ri -
49,. 49,. a, !,
81 ~ $780,. 49,. s.-s -. III -. -. 49,.
~. -. n. - -. ~, 4.
f....1 '-.... $500. q. n -. y ~. !
3. ~ i,ri 4 sa.rr IlF IA % D., 80 -.1s-- a..
Ets.t aallH.rrs A. saas .s.f ~ str-~ and
it-e lis's-r. ar go - $50 ssalati- lr,s ra,i
- % $50 tr-. n 60 ls1.7 ~ SIRE. sn .srl-.ri.a
ra.-s kaass ar1 ll -..r-r ~ ere sr.gk f-sr rs.l
i--tt-. e. -.-r-aars = rrs $500. - l1s
pi Tag Na SIS r-of "a -0s Es-m..
~ x -ias- rff-- F 1r sa-e rtstr t--i - Aszst 1.
i-tt.r i.E ilfs-e tsrr- fr rLit-
- .--v's. -
t-s- az F-ar- a-..'i i.---
80 g. u. -sFs-- - -..n = $50 f-r.-
u. rif--ttiT txtiec- = ~ O. .-a--siri.r, nr-
lsrt4 lir. rre- flaar- ~ ertit erzes-t. ar. A.
- 80 si rrT.- ta.trrs . s.- sr-t t-- sears
=. Z, Len : ~. a.. a r.-,.s. ~-.,
--se srrt-s -ir.-f q ~ -l'- e es.' s.s- n it
Aie NiHs'1- Fe1f A ~ ,-s~-afr - 'rrs- "a r.-f.-
80 go $50 ~ $50 1-s- tr
- 90 -AH 500 f- fF fN--etf lrrN "a f4e -TeAA-f
ne. 49, .s,F sa.-I
-" t&-i-t hrts. ~ .'fcs r. a -r. -itit - rl-i--
E1fiss reot rrrar-t nd a 4rraes trar-s 49, a.
at.1a-. r- - srsi FHrs aal.-- tar-s az c-re and
ere q ---r.l1-
NJ ~ -lrls ah-'rl tt-- W ~ 1r-ts- {. la.1t-e-
mn rt-l hr-m~e1 >sfrasa n f-at l1ri. g-r1s- p
- rre r = ga. tf.li 49, - 90 r 80 ta---
M -ttr sae .slssi -s-.e-ls- 10 rsr.s = tisA
~ = c-.lrf'tn - fr-s- e e- $780, = ffrs'
ri-.a b : ras .-ss-.s b s-.r,. fa-- - trsa-
Use re. r., r---t -. ~. ~. t.,r
trf .rr 4f- g rr.fr So rru - rtrs-- r1-
7seui II Tur~ ~a.rr. several SIS srfrF.. Al 1r--- a
pa ~ srr-s "a rr.-s.-aa sesl es Aa-t -l--ry d,
- raffr &C. t-7rs 1r-.~ - t- rrrrs 49, s-asr
Eeec Aarr- -l-.-y - 11r sak tz,er. a. lfgizr sci
70 8. - ts-fs = go tsrur- -an4 s'ar Ia
raii-s - Cuui H. - ar-. rsts.Es- 60 ara-
ets.rfr &C. i-ir tt - - 49, ffrt rrss. la. -afr
- - sais az s+ry - ra-r- Z ct-lee ~ ---u-
eeriy e7'y - ri. fr.rr e. i~sr g. De- Ia -.
rr-r- a-re -fs-t 81 rrrl - = nrrrs n 4esfsr
sr'--t 80 y q f--- - $50 r--i-rrs 49, So
l es'-',fti-' -~-----r--- r-t -frHs - -sal'-
~1i -Art fl- ANS ID e las T-f1- ~f4--
~ = 80 -r-t- AZ 30 u -re-r - - 49,
r.-4fF~ TO- 90 ~ 40 A-r4 80 411--.aat ~l'1 q
= fsl. $50. fft
~ - - trfa~ - 10 --~4 1r1- - ar-r- ~
or hi-t .-air - slrs.rm r. t.-rs y ---s4rs
veg -atnr~- tr-r ~ 'fnt = ~ 80 ~. ra-n
f,fii, 81 e - ~ ~-h.- tfi- -rnf 't ~
-l.f lr-ff fs. r, '-~ a. II ss.se
- y. -.
49,. = =
7-srrs- = MI - 49, is.a =. .t-rr-- - r-. RI
- 80 -iti- e, '-t.i..- n r. q ~ 1'r'
"a nr-~. ~ go - - - --n.s - rs Z. 49,
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for rrrfir.rr-s zee srrefhr- rffh q in-rs linz q
NOTIONS NlfIIyE4y. HATS K'BHoxs TIfrs-FNsS.
q eocEglFs a "a kf8d.. EAKnw aEE wNlfsgw-
WARE and IN fact every fhfrR usrnily fcurt fAe
-, rsunfrv sso-. al whirh ha~~ bees tu-rl 80
.xtrsrnslv w. 81 cash. and FnR CASH be hseres 10
en- row give q little
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Very truly your most grateful friend
H.E-G. RIVERS.

Ny Jourual aboun6s WIKI similar ie're-x ~ - ~kict
4 rnaranf-a be eenane and written ~ the persons
xte-e they bear.
10 nof sur-- sogr.sif 20 ~ imposed en- ncn-i b..
drawn ax1y aff-r and douhftl reriasuf- Irr-'
rsk v-ur hrsifH ~ letting notice- experiment spar
ys- wifh ikeir frnSh
w S.r,.p4riii< has s+nof the resf FIR fw.rir-srt
vears n ~-iA Tie ssrsspars % The DAY at1 ~ r.
az. ftr@rint az esssrs "a Eorlikrfy and IT,
rrrs'tse ssslff@--
Nsoic 81 fhsse : D. .-yin. 70 pain - <cD
cner ex-rsrts - slrsH9arfts s.-calirt f-fsr Ter
G. he "a 80 - s'e r~zaety 20 fnrnrffs - t.e
A-o-i ai.s -crofn4s afecl.oas. A4~Ays t-se.fL-s D.
nind
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b q l. l. S
SARSAPARILLA.

Read ne following sx;rss' Of . letter :rsH Ms
Rssr. ~ifs Of Reverend Dr. rivsrs. nne q he rn,-
learned ..gusu' sud poPulsr Ministers % ia geiho
1s Epi.ro2a Chureh. ard uho Is present stAionec
81 s-o.1ssy cha-eA. Loaiss-us. Ky
Lcr1sv tLs. XIV. OF. :. l--3.
N. joss fs-rL-D~s an Sik. Nany thanks ysu To-
fhe res-ir1e yea have 20 kiadiy given ne ! nsv.
bsen great SUFFERER fer ye1rs zn1 had h. sdvice %
yarioI- phy>iC sou,e pr neurcet my splt. sc-e
riv lun<<. and -ate nv heart 70 - the scar q N,
sease have been burnt. bstcred and clFped 1rtl
-4l hsr,rr di~aearfsnea Several very eminent n Isl
clans who -Namins1 NJ spine Informed that 49,
fhr-at-uad with paralysis srrcrifNy any day. an.
,kag Ing BIT sss,- asuli relieve ~. kss .
perfecf horrar - that mi te-fsfing .hcu' hsrle
one serted whru yoa k.ntiy cent yc-r ssr<apa
ria wh irh Immediately begun "a take three tirne-
tAr had suffered terribly with meet arut- SAN Ia
ths right sie OF uy head especially hen Nii1 READ
~rtf fr isngth ~ time. sst rising " feet
orit be perfectly bind f1r several inrfes an scui
have O. bid "a -.netking 70 prevsnt failing
an most happy 20 Inform yrl tA1' - pain iusmy
bad entirety relieved. -u@er BIT seldom With nv
- and n.el net acrfeiy. Nv appetite D. g1--,
hdsee ~ The first time my life I enloy ms difusr
1o-e th.n euy neri during lie dsy
Teu kindly fon- hoffirs szain 10 night sud
began agaiu this morning. and hope 70 ~ -nsif~ls
relieved Please scrsP my beArtfet ihank- src bc-i
vishrs
Very truly your most grateful frisne.
H.E-5. kiNERS.
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BULLS
w OrmDestrOyer

EXTRACT or LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vnLAxov. wsIKrE Co.. Cal
gure 90
D1-JoHS Rrrf--Dsar Sir: have rerertiy given vcur
'wcn Destroyer severai trials and fnl ~ won icrl-
~ efcaceas 10 has not failed In rgie instance 70
the wished Tor effect am doing Treffy i1rre
cosatry practice and have daily for article -
the kint
am. SIR. most respectfully.
JUfIUs p. CLEMENT. n. y
p. q. So unqualified ard numerous the fesiirno-
mails IN favor " my worm Destroyer fhsf nesspsr~r
spare l. entirely foo small O. tell It's uIfrfs.
n IL an fnfalibie rvmed- Tor Worms Try u anf be
convinced. see M lsurEa for morefull descrg'icn
JOHN BULL.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE


Until further notice. the Postomce viii be
open for delivery and reception Of mall mat
ter from s A. N. daily, except sundays, and
on Sundays one hour after arrival Of Western
mail. Omaha time h the Time Of office.
Money order office open from 5 A. n. to
p, y. daily. except sundays.
Western mails close daily ut l:ls =. ".
Eastern mails close daily at 2lj =. ".
Denver Pacific RaIlraad, including Denver
and southern mails. Close at &E5 p. N
Malls arrive nom east daily at $40 Z n,
and from the west daily nt 2l5 = n.
Mails arrive from Denver, Col, and way,
via Denver Pacific X. r.. nt 1872 NJ.
Malls close for Fort ] nrtmie and Fort Fet-
termRn on Mondays at 7 4. N,
Malls arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort
ettermau Fridays Mt : =. NJ
Mail closes for Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies Tuesdays and Fridays at 4. 81.
Mail arrives from Red Cloud and Spotted
Tai Agencies Mondays and Fridays n Up NJ.
Mail closes for Davis Rancho Saturdays at
1A.M.
Mail arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays ut
SP, n
Mail closes for Fort Collins and Longmont.
Col, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
So. ".
Mall nrriveI from Fort Collins and Long
mont, Col, Mondays, Wednesdays and ri
days at & Il. II.
Il. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-27
PROPOSALS. Tor Indian
Goods, Transportation
and supplies.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF INpIAS AFFAIRs,

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF INpIAS AFFAIRS,
WASHINGroS, March 30, 1875.
Sealed proposals will he received Mt No. 50,
White street, New York. until - O'Clock on
Tuesday, the Nth day of April, 1915, as fol-
lows:
FoR GOODS, consisting of blankots, dry
goods, clothing, hats, shO's, hardware, etc.
For TRANSFORMATION of goods and sup
plies from principal eastern tiles to points
on the Missouri River aud In Western States
and Territories; and also by wagons to the
New MeNico.
o SUPPLIES, consisting OF beef on the
ho0f, Hour. whent corn. bacon, pork, sugar,
coffee, tobacco, soap, etc.
Blanks for proposals I r goods and supplies
and n printed statement, hOwin kinds
and quantities of articles required, places of
delivery. routes of transportation and full
particulars In regard to bidding, will be FUR
nisncd on application to this Office or to the
office in New York, after aJril lUth.
EDw. p. SMITH, Commissioner.
april5
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-27

On the night of the 22nd inst,
Lieut.. Henley, of the Sixth Cavalry,
from Fort Wallace, with forty men,
struck a party of sixty Cheyenne In
dians on the forks of Sappy Creek,
fifty or sixty miles north of Monu-
ment Station, Kansas. Demanding n
surrender, the Indians refused, and
opened a heavy fire on the soldiers. \
lively fight ensued, in which twenty
seven Indians were killed, and 125
ponies captured. Ten or twelve
lodges were burned, and their camp
entirely destroyed. Two chiefs were
killed, whose names are not known.
Only n sergeant and one private
soldier were killed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-27

The news from Red Cloud Agency
is encouraging. We learn that Agent
Saville has succeeded in persuading
Black Twin and Crazy Hone, chiefs
Of the Northern Sioux, to accompany
him to Washington, with the delega-
o from the: Agency Indians, con
sIstinH Of Red Cloud, Man-ufruid-of-
his-hurscs, Lane Antelope, Grass and
others. DR.. SaviIle expected to start
on the Goth inst, yesterday and he
will probably reach here on Friday
next. He has instructed Storekeeper
Bostwick, in this city, to provide
accommodations for twenty OF twenty
five Indians, en- route for Washington.
He has also authorized Mr.. Bostwick
to purchase a quantity Of potatoes,
seed corn, onion seed, etc, for the
Agency farm, rs ali attempt is to be
made to instruct our red brethren in
the science OF agriculture next sum-
mer.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-27
Bids for Wood and Hay.

HEADQUARTERS DEP'T or THE PLATTE.
OFFICE CHIEF QUAHTEENAsTEH,
OMAHA, ME-. April Is, 1875.
CEALED bios, in auplicpt-, vita guarantee,
- signed by twu Te-psns' be parties. not b d.
uers. tuat they will become hundsmcs on award
Ui CnutIncI-, will he TCCcis ed At thir Onicc until
II u'clOc$ a. m, an Friday. May "a. 1878, At which
Of biddgrs, for the delivery OF a quantity Of
WOOD AND Hay.
At the stations IN this cummand viz:
Omaha DeDut OmaIH BaTrack-, For; HarIsuH,
Fort N,Pher-Un, NrT,h Plartr, sidney barracks
ders. Fort Erred steele, Fou Bridger, Camp
Douglas. Fort Cameron. Cam RubInsou, Camp
sheridan. Fort Laramie. Fort FCttCTnan, CaMp
Siam baUEh, Camp Brown.
Bids for the supplies tn he delivered At each Of
the above n med stations. will also be received
up to The : me day and hour, allowing for differ
rnCC 90 time Mt All po-ts IN Ielegraphic cummu-
masters at rald rtstiUn-, At which time anu
plac-~ they will he opened In the presence Of
bidder. and forwarded TO The undersigned. as
directed Ia General Orders, No. 81, War Depart
ment, 1871
The right TO reject AIRY or all bids IL reserved.
Full conditions and requirements viii be
made known and blank bids furnished, on Ap-
plcH'ion TO this Office.
Bids for any portion Of The shove supplies will
be considered.
Contracts made under this ADVERTISE ent not
to go into effect ill July /, 1873.
A preference will be ri Gu to articles Of do
nestle production.
BY order OF the Dept. Comd'r.,
ALEX. ]. PERRY.
Depty Q. NJ. General.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-27

The duly accredited organ OF
Omaha, Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany, Red Cloud, Sitting Bull, Sidney
and the Omaha Military Ring, pub
lished at grasshopper headquarters
announces Il truce between the Union
Pacific Railroad and the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, and "flatulutes" at
length, in this manner, on the pros
pect:
1.-THE result will be of great impor-
lance to Colorado and Nebraska, tn
Denver and Omaha. The embargo
placed upon railroad ingrrss to Colo
RADIO has cost the people of that Terri
tory untold sums. 1t has served
Nebraska likewise. 1t has hurt both
Denver aud Omaha, and has never
done anybody any good, not even the
Kansas Pacific itself. Has it? There
may he some short-sighted people who
think this kind of monopoly u great
thing for such II road as the Kansas
Pacific. That is not cur opinion.
Men who control n monopoly are too
apt to bite off their own noses 10y over
charging on rates to make IL profitable
even to themselves. We hope nothing
will occur to delay raising the block
ade by which the Union Pacific can
enter Colorado, and Nebraska, Omaha
and Denver can shake hands on the
basis of commercial reciprocity, COM
mon interests and good will"
1t will be noticed that no turkey"
is talked at Wyoming and Cheyenne.
1t is all "Colorado and Nebraska,
Omaha aud Denver" Wait .a'wee' !
1t is those who laugh best who laugh
last.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-27

"A party of Italians" numbering
eight well provisioned and well
armed, left Kansas City on the DIST
inst, destined for the Black Hills.
They are old miners, and expect to
reach Cheyenne with their wagons
about the middle of May. Their
names are Pat. Ryan, Martin Quinn,
James Doyle, James Mcclure, James
O'Donnell, James Mansfield, Martin
Fleming, Pat. Pagan. these preccdc
Capt, Carpenters brigade Of fifteen
hundred.