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For =. ! two animals, IS :
For 6 Z three y 10
For four 25 ~ ST
For For :. f., f. e e
Provided that no tolls be- col., 4
lected until the completion Of said
work.
Be it further enacted, Sc, That
the contractor be required to give
bond in such sum as may be do. 3
handed, with good security, con
.dition for the faithful constructiea
of the work, keeping. the same IL
good repair, and to return ths
same to the parish at the expira-
ton of said lease.
Be it further enacted, SC, Thats
there be Immediately put ID ~
!" B0ssier Banner an advertise
ment Of said letting, to remain
until the said day of letting.
Be it enacted, &c., That thssI
contract for repairing of the jail
be, and tho same is hereby award
ed to w. r. Prather, at the suns
and price of four hundred dollars,
as per plan and specifcatjo6
adOpfed-the said fratber 06lne
required to complete one Of ssid
rooms BY the Goth of Septembef,
the other GU or before the It'll *
OcCOoef, 1910.
I'm motion, IS. +. Oneat, j. w.
! Walker and w. III. Hill were -
DOinted n committee To snnerin.s
fond tho roro,ra nr tho ;ail 80
sCnu .''c .epoaiS ~ .uc J"li, -
report az tho colnpieti0u ~ 49,
work. &
Be it enacted. Sc, That Chaa;
/ IT, Edwards; i,e and he 4 herehv
annc;ntad nvarsoer ~ tia M;ndcs
lappolns.u osefseer - tlo Mi1 ~
anu onfeveport Ioau ifom -
CnuLo iDflqg0 70 the easC OaQ1s 9
Fee Fee bayou, on said road, al4
/ work all hands on DR.. Inwrot661S
i "a IA ,,loca ~ ii 8 Harrino,. 4
m uda."h, ap c..s.a;.s HI
| Rad Chnfa rlace ~ he 81 ~ sSS'
Sam Harrison plaoe. and All ha,1lIS'
81 WafEins, miila II
The P.,ar.l tho,, ,-a,.t ;,,t<, -
:-s.: g. - o.
c4alHluseNts - ciaiu.s, WuSu 49,
loilowlng were passed upon
One jury certificate issued ia
4 vor Of P Jones, allowed Tor the a
sum Of
), One Jury certificate favor OF YAl- @
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When, on motion. the above re.
port was adopted, and the follow.
ing act passed:
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Bellevue to Five Mile Pos, in
place Of G. 4. Tidwell resigned,
and to work all hands app0rtioned
to bis predecessors on said road.
Be it enacted, Sc, That the
road leading from Benton to
Shreveport, at the place where the
river OverflOws it at the 8 Buck
Halln plantation, BE- turnpiked for
such q distance and of such di-
mansions as shall be determined
on after survey and report Of COM
mittee hereinafter appointed for
that purpose.
Be it further enacted, &C., That
j. g. Allen, J.. j. Swindle and Lee
Carrier be, and they are hereby
appointed 3 committee TO examine
snd have surveyed, and report q
Eplan and specification for the con.
| struction Of said turnpike. Il
shall be the dnty Of said commit
tee to employ q surveyor ct the
expense Of the parish TO survey
the said road, and said committee
to report the necessary length
heighth and breadth Of such work
a. they, III their opinion, ate
q careful examination and survey
may deem necessary to make ,
Il pf,nd road at said nOint. and to re
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-04

by ElTluo aud aalAg By o. "a uti ~ rNrcG ION
arsmie c uuty, 1omiuz TrFurOry,f in favor OF
45E & S1hwuSckrrt r-teph-tf Bsri and r.
~eLarigAeTJ- anI. against IE- pro. cry Of John
a. Ft~chcr. fr Ih~ =uIEF OF s44r5 aud costs. To
ne GiigCicd, ] have leEigd upuB the blowing
d"scrb-d goods and chasI-I-. Iuuhs and tenr-
uIcnIs Of John AFisCuHT Ia wit.
Lott No. J. > 9 aud : In bvck No ~. In-the
cry 81 Cheyenne. together with all The Improve
and Beer Gzrdrn.
All Of which Pr"PcT y ! will ole at public
aUii1u aud Ell ct" the hi=atS4 nfIIrr tor Ca-h,
"u " sdnv-day. February ELA. 49,, al : e. clock
= IA Of aid day ia i0,uI Of tie Court H-uru
,sO.T OF raiI LaEIMl- Cuaury.
NJ n'HRIES,
Shrrd of Laramie Comfy. Wyoming Ter.
thcy ruu ~ u.uIa- rrrrr'ur,.
J-uIt-y 10 o. l>.5.
ianlElm
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ITEMS.

We hear from Omaha that there is
talk of Gen. Ord's being relieved and
sent to the Department of the Gulf.
The General recently left Omaha for
Washington, going by st. Louis to
consult with Gen. Sherman upon mil
itary matters.
1t is stated in our dispatches to-day
that a bill has been introduced in the
Senate to retire Col, w. H. Emory,
Fifth L. s. Cavalry. Should This bill
pass, it will make Lieut.. Col. Cuvier
Grover, Third Cavalry, Colonel of the
Fifth.
y bill has passed the Senate reduc-
ing all retired Officers to the actual
rank held by them at the time of re-
c~eiving the wounds which caused
their retirement.
First Lieutenant Emmett Crawford,
Third Cavalry, now at Sidney, has
been ordered to Fort Russell as Post
Quartermaster of that post.
We see by the Washington Chronicle
that license was taken out in that city
on the 10Th ult., for the marriage of
Lieut.. Col. Cuvier Grover, Third Cav
airy, and Miss Emma Millar, of that
city.
Lieut.. Geo. NJ. Wheeler, U. S. En-
gineer Corps, in charge of the surveys
west of the Tooth meridian, has recent
ly received a very complimentary let
ter from Gen. Won Moltke, of the
German Empire, praising the charac-
ter of the maps and surveys and maps
made by Lieutenant Wheeler.
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TIME TABLE
vail ArrIrnIs and Departure-.

Crsn further notice the Postunicc viii y open
for delivery and reception OF mail matter FROM :
O. IN. to s y, m. daily, except Sundays, aud on
EandAys une hour after arrIrH q western mail.
On aha time IL the ttn4r u the vLCt.
MODey uTd-r sfhce open from s d. m. TO D m.
daily. except Snndays.
western mails close daily A. l.lO p. n.
NSstSrn mails close daily At AIS p. m
Denver Pzclnc Il. r., Including Denver ana
g0uthern mails. close at 3 p. m. daily
Malls arrive from east daily At l:lu .. m, and
frsn :he west daily At ass 3. m.
Nails arrive from Denver, Col. and way, via
Denver Pacific u. r., Al : a. m. daily.
Mails close for Fort Laramie and Fort Fritc-
Hsn on Mondays a. ~ p. m.
Nails sFr1Tc from Fort Laramie and Fort Fet.
srn-sn Sundays at p. m.
HsiIs a rive from Iron Maintain on Monday
at y. N.
Mail. elsIr for Iron Muuutaiu on To .sday at
$40 n. m.
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%IIiIysIIHt-S SALE.

~ virtue and authority or a VIII 81 rNccution
ls@r~d out Of IL ID siTiCF tuuT. within uuI Tor
L7r imtc Lnu-Iy. W umIng T~rl ury. in favor Of
Il \ =. Emery for the sum or sJ2I IS and G SIS.
70 ne diEec ed, I Ia C Icyir 1 upon The l~uIlUwin.
ur-crIbed sond- and ChaIicls, lands and lcur
mEul- Of A =. Emery. To wit:
Ihe premises known HUd Gc-crihrf A. -Emr-,
FaTk, situated In Laramie COUNTY. wyoming
I"'rliory. about one milo north o. The , if- Of
cheyenne. and ucaF2lakU Msh- pc ah-Iura. and The
'rhce vnc.nri1g said Park and all the buildings
said Park. ~
Al! OF which property I will nn,r nt pub .ic
on " ednesday the ITlh day Of February. A r.
1873. al o'clock p. m ~ said day. IN front Of
the Court House door Uf -aid Laramie comfy.
y. J. O.BRIEN.
Sheriff ~ Laramie vOuufv,
Cheyenne, Wyoming TER. January Is. 1876.
Jan SdImU.
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LEADER. all transient advertise
ments. % coats per line Nnupnricl. each in
G~rtInn; o frS-vtAons 3 cDntB per hnct 30
insertions. s cents per line.
Local Notices. per line. BREWER. each lrEcr-
tinn. rs cents per line - insertions, 10 cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEADER. all transien; advertise
ments 81 cents per line. first insertion one
mo"th, Is CENTS per line six months, lUcents
per line one year, = cents per line.
CHETErrE. May lst, 1874
II. GLAFcKE
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On and after this date, and until
further notice, Frank II. Stout will do
the collecting for the LEADER. All
orders for job work, advertising and
subscriptions will receive his prompt
attention.
February ID, 1873.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-04

The friends of Mr.. Henry Hous-
man have been informed that the
latter is seriously i'll with congestion
OF the brain. Mrs. Houseman has
gone to her husband at jacksonville,
Illinois.
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COAL.
COAL.
COAL.

The best Of Rock Springs Coal will
be delivered by w. II. Lee, by the
h~alf-carload or more, for 50 per tOn.
In smaller quantities at $3.50 per ton.
Leave your orlers at Bakers provi-
sion store. nOVlS-dtf
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y-Our Authorized Advertising Agents tor the
LEApHH are. In New Nurk, :. VI. Pcttcngill 3 Co,
sr,PErk Row, Gcu. ?. Kawcll & 60, 90 Park Row
st. Lauir, Rowe.l & Ch-zIunn, Cor. Third and
Chestnut Streets, - Louie Ady"rii-iuc aud
Pub, shIng Agency Chicago, IL u; chandler.
r7I South Clark street: Philadelphia, \. "
Hyer L Son, IA San-on Street.
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Washing, ironing and futing
done at 81 per dozen, at Miss Mary
Marxmier. Ferguson Street, between
seventeenth and Eighteenth.
feb2-d3t*
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The subscription price Of the
DAILY LEADER has been reduced to
twenty-five cents n week, or ten dol
hrs a year in advance.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-04

The Cheyenne LEADER has double
the circulation Of any newspaper pub
Iished in Wyoming Territory.
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Col. T. II. Stanton Paymaster [.
=. A., returned on Tuesday from n
visit to Department Headquarters at
Omaha.
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WANTED.-A girl to do general
homework. Inquire ut the Post Office
dcc3Otf
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Tho trnin from tire east yesterday
was four hours behind time, and the
one from the west six hours late.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-04

"A beautiful morning rs We go to
press, as our weather report will
verify.
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Pleasant Hours Club meets to-
night at Recreation Hall. \ very
pleasant time can confidently be pre-
diCted.
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Master commandments
Snlc.


Territory Of Wyoming,
County Of Laramie,
I'm the District Court, First JudlcIsl District
Laramie county.
J. r. Whitehead as Admin
lstratOr of the Estate Of J.
a. Moore, deceased,
Plaintiff,
Jennie Hook as Admins
tratTiN Of the Estate of H.. In Partition.
NJ. Hook. deceased; and
also, rs Admin STRAIT * Of
the partnership Estate OF
the late firm Of Hook &
Moore,
Defendant.
Iv virtue OF thc authority in me vested by
thu Judgment decree and order vi safe made.
by thc'D Dis rlCt Court aforesaid, in the above
entitled cause, On the 3i~t day OF December
\. ID. 1874, l will Us Master commissioner for
that purpO-e appointed, by stii CiYurt, and
in pursuance OF said decree and order Hforc-
said, offer for sale Mt public auction Ina front
of the Court House door OF Laramie County,
IN the city OF Cheyenne and there sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, on Thursday the 18th
day Of February, 4. D.. 1870, Mt two o'clock Of
said day, the following described property,
the same being the property of the partner
ship estate Of the late firm Of took & Moore,
viz: Lots number one. two, seven and clght
-eNenty l2Iul with all the improvement : sit
untc thereon, consist ng of a dwelling house,
n large livery stable and corral, known rs
The GREAT Western GOrrtll.' together with
all the fence and other improvements. situate
N and around lOr- three. four. 1--WE and six. g. 1.
3. H.. in same block, in laid City, and ore pair OF
Fairbanks hay SCALE. situate sou h Of snId Inv
cry stable and IT twentieth C3Lthl street in aid
civ. y. i. OBRIEN,
Jan.i9dlm Master Commissioner.
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One double barrelled shot gun
and II Spencer carbine for sale,
cheap, at Jeffrey's. ja29-dtf
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Yesterday a gentleman came in
from his rancho a few miles from
town, and the snap of cold weather
having chilled him to the bone, he
visited a popular place of resort where
hot water, a little sugar, a few gratings
of a nutmeg, &c, &c, can be had for
the asking, and ordered a stiff "hot
Scotch" to neutralize the effect of the
cold. While slipping the steaming
mixture, Col, Brown-but that is not
his name either-walked into the
room. Surrounding the coal stove
were seven fellows with their coat
tails divided, warming the largest part
of their mortality, and with their
faces to the front, waiting patiently.
"a each fleeting moment of time hur-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-04

With the present issue we commence
the official publication of the laws Of
Congress, passed at the present ses-
sion. For the information of the
readers of the Weekly LEADER, we
shall publish the most important of
these laws in that popular and widely
circulated newspaper. As the govern
ment pays only for one insertion in
the daily Issue, we trust That our pat
rons will appreciate III efforts in ma
king the LEADER more and more
interesting to the general reader, and
keeping it far in advance of all our
contemporaries in Wyoming Territory.
The LEADER has now the largest cir,
eulatiou of any paper published in
this Territory. Subscription price fol
Daily, $1,000, Weekly, $3.50 per an,
mum, in ddUdncc.
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b. Hellman is in New York at the
present writing, selecting n stock of
goods for this market, such as were
never brought here before. He will
open about the 18th of this month, a
Merchant Tailoring Establishment in
his store on Sixteenth Street, where
clothing will be made up to order.
Mr. Hellman has secured the services
of a first-class cutter, who is at present
with him in New York selecting the
best of materials and the finest trim
mings that yer anne to Cheyenne.
lie has also secured the services OF
irst-class operators. The citizens OF
Cheyenne and vicinity are requested
to call and look at the goods, styles
and prices, before sending their money
away to the a 5 for more costly and
less substantial goods than they can
procure ut his store. Give home enter
prise your aid, when you are certain
to be benefited in return. Hellman
is bound to please all of his patrons in
prices, latest styles and quality of
goods. Remember these things!
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-04

We have ~T-,Iuccd The Sic of tn
LEADER recently ana also reduced it,
price. several foreign advertisements
expired wlththe year 1874 and all these
have been taken out. The columns
Of the LEADER viii contain the same
amount OF reading matter as heretofore,
embracing the telegraphic dispatches,
which are given up to the morning Of
issue. The LEADER will be increased
in size again, 80 soon as business will
warrant it. We return thanks to it,
patrons, and solicit a continuation Of
the steady support which they have
given it up to THIS time.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-04

--PKoPosALs for repairing the NJ.
+. Church, with plans and speciica-
tions and cost of same will he re-
ceived until Tuesday, Feb. 8, 1915, at
Pease d Taylor's.
For particulars inquire OF the COM
mittee.
w. ID. PEAsE,
JOHN DURBIN, Committee.
j. ROUTsoN,
feb4-dtd
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The freiglIters who went down to
sidney to freight, are, we regret to
say, meeting with serious loss. The
country down that way is no more
promising than the cute to Red
Cloud; and the severe COLI weather
has scattered the cattle in all direc-
tions. Already freighter5 have found
about one hundred head of their work
cattle frozen TO death. James May
has lost twelve to fifteen head anu
Morris Appel eve or eight head of
work cattle. Freighting over that
Observation-Disclosures road, from Sid
ney to Red Cloud, has pulled down
the freight teams in flesh, so hat they
were poor and weak, and unahle to
withstand the severe weather TO which
they were recently exposed.
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Blank legal forms of all kinds for
sale at the LEADER office.
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Jennie Hook as Admins
tratriN ufthc Estate Of n.
NJ. Hook. dccc SCd; and
also, MS Admin STRAIT * OF
the partnership Estate Of
the latC firm 81 Hook &
Moore,
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The Valley House is the best for
commercial travellers and transient
guests to stop at in Salt Lake City.
The c eanest of rooms and best of
Ere, $50 tc 81 per day.
Dov17-dtmay1
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Territory Of Wyoming,
County Of aEamie, "
I'm the District Court, First Judicial District,
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courtesy of Wvo. Archives &
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OATMEAL, CRACKED WHEAT,

BUCKWIFAT. Garden Seeds. Butter Ladies,
and Prints. Churns, Pals, Buckets. Goods de-
liVrrvd free Of charge within the city limits, AID
cYcrythi' 6 Warranted.
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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New York Factory Chccrc, Dupcc's and Davis
Celebrated liaIns, breakfast Bacon and
Dried Beef. Jellics, Meat, saUces,
Chocolate, Cocoa, Sage,
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CHEYENNE, WYO.
Jan. 81, 1875.
To the Stockholders of the Metcalf
Mining Company:
There is an assessment levied of
twenty cents per share on the capital
stock of the Metcalf Mining Com
pany, payable at their Office in the
City of Cheyenne, Wyoming Terri
tory.
a. r.. CONVERSE,
President.
l.. D. BEARY,
Secretary. jan29 blot
, 1875-05-09

PaF{s Correspondence 81 I0nt3 GIolt.
An American artist-he has lirod hers for seven
OF eight yearske u1ost arti1ta, had mistress, OF
whom he was very fond, and who vas worry fond
OF him. she naa q pretty gzisetse, nell educated,
graceful, aud possessed Of fine taste in literature
music, aud art. Sho was 90 soconsplcuously attract
ire that many efforts wa1s mado to Alienate her
from her allegiance, but without succezs. Last
September, the artist met one Of his country
women, 3 young lady from, Boston. travelling on
tho Continent with her father, aud fell in love
with her. She reciprocated bis passion aud they
becans engaged. He feaak3y told the grisette
of this, and she accepted his surrender Of her,
not without su1IoW and tears, for aho waa 4
woman but without protest Or nurmur. Mistreas-
es here expect to bs givenup when their loyess
s.o On tho ayc OF madinony, though it ia a2id
theg are often taken back ero the nrst year aaa
paaaed. Minnie and her friend had q ard an1 teo-
der parting but they parted abont the middle OF
November, never, never, TO mees agan~ The
wedding waa to take place on christmae Day.
Tnree weeks boio7o tha. d2te the sdlancsd hus-
band sought cut Minnie, and told her he had
deceived himself: thas he GOULD not and would
not abandon her; that ho lo7ed her ten tines
noro then be esar could love tbs other woman.
Minnie vas happy. and yet ahe was Wresehed.
Eho declared ale ought not to keep hito thae
aha must net kesp him. Finally be told her thas
be did not bollays his batrothed really lovaa hln
This shook bar rasolnHao; Eha SAID no more.
Size dsts1thiAed, hnRevzr1 ~ GsA An0 1udEs iof
hsfadif4 Sid hkd 1&klH3d thssz 4 kaA LAX 9daso-
, 1875-05-09

II TO eervs client faithfully by tbs adop-
ton Of every means to sdyaEco his cause is .
moral obligation, them Attorney stubbs, Of
solano, Cal, has gos 3 credit-nzrk upon
tho books Of tile recording angel. a very bad
case OF prisoner, repzobata known xs i" Little
Miller,~ was convicted OF forgery. nouith-
standing the strenuous efforts Of ssao7s 9,aln IN
for SENTENCE Nhon asked il he had ANYTHING
to sag, Little Miller did not remain silent.
He had good deal to say and be said it. He
uept like : child snd spoke 81 one WHO had
er1ed in ! moment Of impulse, for which ho
was resolved to atone by years OF eontrton
aud VeI-doing avery one in court Uas af-
fected, and tae emotional sensation extended
even to the Judge upon tho bench. Mr- stnbhs
spoke Of the physical weakneea q Lila client,
md the prospect that his wife would be ruined
By long tarm Of Imprisonment Then the
Judge sentenced Miller for only ono Tear. Atser
it was all over, Killer vas questioned BY fel
lov-prisoner ~ to thu oa1se Of his e1haordi-
nary grief. and the reply was: "stubbs told
me to c1y luxe hon Of gun, and tAe Jndge
would be light on me. and dld." nr. 6tnbbs 10
eyiaently great man.
, 1875-05-09
AR Intelligent Dog

4 Hartford exp-esznan pcs.essea . remark
ably intelligent dog Il is = Little 'bt4ck-and-
tan, and it knows about 81 much Is the average
iurymen in Daechar cases-after the jury has
beon in uninterrupted session for year OF tro~
Mr. Barnard-tha owner-will hold up one iinger
knd ask the dog: "Ho1 nany7" Answer BY the
four, OF three dngens, as any bystander may re-
quost, and the dog, without waiting to be asked,
says, II there are two, ''Bow Wow!" or II
thero are four, '+Bow WOW NON wowi" It is
evident thnr, to = certain extent, the dog can
count and he is not to be fooled into giving a
wrong answor, whetheH the uumbsr Of fnsera
held up Is increased IN regular nunercal grada-
ton or not 30 1t il no routine loarn1ng On his
part, but actual Intelligence and comprehension.
Ask the dog how E1any thousand dollars ha ia
worth, And he Tcspouds with i've barkn. He will
also teu hov many commandments thers are :;
and. when aaked how many words there nF8 In
iho r:ghth Commandment, le responds with
for,r hGH-HnWs. Nc u2attet hoH ohs xAsiaA tbs
otoakidtkk. the 4dsk<x II &leaS5 e5tssst -
, 1875-05-09

uinn was residing. and. u,akiug soma ingedous
nezcuEa gained IN iutervisv, without revealing
bar true cas1actsr She found the American
1ovely; that she was well-nigh heart broken at
the neglect Of her lover; tint she knew be Ind
had = mistress; that ehe suspected hs wsa still
bound b. his old attachment; that that WIS the
barrier between hor and hnppiuess. The
griaette went sway She saw the artist m no more !;
much ho had wronged tho beautiful girl he was
engaged to; that Ehe worahiped him and would
maks lin happy. The ne1t da3 Minnie was dead
in her lodgings, asphyxieted b.. charcoal. She
had deliberately destroyed herseR to insure the
happiness Of another woman, and that woman
her rival
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UnConvcfted xhenlor3anx.

Revival meetings are held nightly in The
Church of tho Holy Trinity, Tho pastor. tho rev.
Stephan Il Tying, IT,. being aided by the Rov.
J: " Bonhzm, an Epizcopal evangelist from
England. Tbs attends acc il lAxge. ana the ro-
4Gaous excitement IN tho congregation in:onEa-
Bonham preschea an uncon:uonly SSigor o:is ser
mon, and then hf. Tying addod an iinpassiouod
ezitortation. appealing to his unconyc.ted
hsarera to ombrccc Chrlstianity uithou. delAy.
Let sll riss Who are ~i1:iaS 10 deaicats then-
Nearly tho whole congregation ross, the cx-
oaptiona boan9 party ut yoan8 mon VINO sat il
4 zeae par: Mr. Tfns appealed 10 than ~
plio1tl7 q hA walked Up asd dswn tn Assla.
uasAS sttna ktEdtnaah Il would ts most kxs1
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to affect young 6inuees, but ttsy vsrs rs-
peilant.
We VIII pEay foE theBe young men, he said.
after fnding tfiat = personal appeal did not
move tlon.
The congregation lnelt while he prayed fer-
ventIy- Still the young men sat without show
ing any indications Of penitence and would not
rise at the final appeal.
This purity Of Young men were students in the
General Episcopal Theological Seminar.