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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

All kinds Of miners tools and
hardware at F. Schweickert'S, Six
teenth street. uu23-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18
PROPOSALS FOR HORSES
For tho
INDIAN SERVICE.
DEPARFMENroF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF ISDIAs FFAIRs
Washington, d. C.. August lbIh. 1875,


Sealed Proposals will he received
at the Office of the Indian Depart
ment, Cheyenne, Wyoming, until
twelve O'Clock, Friday, the twenty
seventh day OF August, 1879, for One
Hundred 400 liorses, suitable for
the Indian service, to be delivered nj
Red Cloud Agency On or before the
sixth day of September next. The
Horses must be broke to saddle, and
bidders must describe the horses Of
fered, ~ to breed, sex and weight.
Proposals should be addressed to
c. H. BDstwick, StOrekeePpr, Chey-
enne, Wyoming, and should he en-
dursed bids for Horses for the Indian
Service"
O EDWARD p. SMITH,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

DIR. P. NJ. Reed, the able CORES
pondent of the Chicago Inter Ocean,
called at the LEADER office yester-
day. He is en- route for Colorado.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

To HoUsECLEANERs. - Several
thousand uncut newspapers for sale
at the LEADER office. diff
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

Blank legal forms of all kinds for
sale II the LEADER office.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18
Master commissioners sale.

- 1890
In the District Court. First Judicial District
Of the Territory OF wyoming. in and for
the CUuuty Of Lsrtmie-In Chanrery:
Henry ]. Rogers. complainant. VS. Gilbert
Adams. L ! Mcnamara. Peter Z. Her. n Her
Il Co.. and Fannie e.. SimOn~, drfenda Is.
BY virtue and authority Of The decretal
order OF said District Court. made and en-
ninth lay of August, A.. d. 1871, for the fore
closure and sale Of lot uuuher eight 49, i'm
block number three hundred amt finy-six
$50. IN the city OF Cheyenne. in said county
and Territory. together viii the improve
ments situate therein.
Aud by virtue and authority Of the further
order Of said court made and entered In said
cause on The 18th dty OF June. A.. d. ISIS. and
which orders were TO me directe ! HS special
Master Commissioners unde the seal Of said
District Iourt, now, therefore, I hereby give
public notice. nS such special Master commits
sioneT. that will on Thursday, the 18th day
Of AuguSt, 4 ID 1870. a. two o'clock y, m. OF
said day. In front Of the 'ourt House door Of
said Laramie county In snid city Of they
enne. offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash the said lot number eight q . in block
number three hundred aud hfty-siN (S5S)
pursuance Of said decretnl orders. Said To-
i situated at the corner OF Ransom and
Seventeenth streets IN said CITY q cheyenne
Sheriff NJ Laramie ounty, and
July 18th. 1875. yI2dsot
By reason uf an order from the Judge OF
said District Court served upon me on the
18th instant, restraining the above sale, until
a h-urtng shall be had before him on the 2lrt
lust ! hereby postpone the -ntr OF the above
described property until August Bird. 1875, at
? O'Clock. p. ~. Of that day. sale 10 take
place in front OF the Court House door as
above.
Cheyenne August 18th. 1875
sheriff Of IarumIe county and Special Mas
ter Commissioner
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U. P. R. R. p0USE

Cheyenne, Wyoming,
+. G. N. JONES, Proprietor
All trainn stop here Thirty Minutes iI
a meals. This house is new and elegantly
furnished, mas light and airy rooms. BATH
rooIas, &c, and affords all Accommodations
he travelling b lie can lssirs.
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COURTESY of rvo. Archives & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.I
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-11-06

THE American Sardine Company's Zone
LEES Sariines. are much better, aud less
than half the cost Of imported Sardiues
fIyS
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-11-06
II card.

Pascagonla News and Literary Depot.
Bstwssu tie Bet and IFn of Novamber I
VII epeu q ~czAETgv. = NsEs Dr-1t. where
VII = fund eli q The I1sfrafHd Weekly.
ri NC1t1Ig p, aisy an assgrueut Of B5gtr
st4nOusry &c
e z 2. CHIDSEY.
scgssLos, Oc. q. 1875. 0g5BfF
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-11-06

Wilson IN bis book Of travels In
the Hinalsys Mountains, mentions
that the Chinese Tartars use no milk
assigning az a reason that it makes
people stupid. a simpilsr opinion Of
fish exists in Sind. There according
TO Fir Alexander BBrnes, q fsh diet
Is believed 10 destroys the mind. He
is but a fish eater" is the common
apology for ignorance or stupidity
10 any ono. Now, it il impossible
that these people are nearer right
than the savants, who assert that
FISH is a stimulating braiu food bes
cause Of its supply Of phosphorus.
1t is not remarked OF people along
ocean coasts, who diet more freely
on fish than those OF the interior be.
cause il is cheaper, more abounfant,
and TO be had freshcr. that that they
are intellectually above tie average
Of men and women in communities
where fish il eaten sparingly or not
at all. Its our impression that
coast people, in either civilized or
uncivilized countries. average rather
below these Of the interior - brains
iness. This is true 10 Africa and
in Europe. and even IN America. out
eide the large cities and villages.
Take the fishermen along the Mass
aehusctts Coast. the Jerseymen. the
Fast M.arylanders. and they are
not conspicuous Tor mental Breadth
Or development. and will not favor
ably compare with The people Of
The interiors, OF those States. The
Coast negroes Of Africa are UNI.
inferior 10 the tribes visited
os Sieke, Livingstone aud Other
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A CARD.

To the people of Scranton, and h'-
rounding country. W. the unnersisn-
! ed, having sold a good many OF our 10.
test Improved Howe Sesing Machlnes
in Pascagoula, Scranton and vlcihit.,
take the liberty 10 refer all those ~no
are DESTROYS, now, or that will be III ~
ture, TO refer Won tn those who are uslns
the Howe Sewing Machine, to enquire
into its merits both as to It's csPso"J
and durability. Oar long txpenenoo
with these Machines gives us ever!
confidence in their perfect mechaul'%
and adaptability to the general nseo,
the family, work shop. Elco Mac9
is guaranteed to be perfect, therefore
yon DO NOT run any risk IN purcnA'"e
the Howe Machine. ,ns
In case any one who will get np
clnb OF three, We will send q renAp
person with Machines to teacn yos
your own home how to use tne ~"
chine perfectly free of extra charge.
To any one who will write hsT
any information regarding Sewing al
chineswe will cheerfully snsSer o.
questions regarding same. Our DeC Cat
ment devoted to Mime. Demores's.
paper Patterns is q great converie nho
to many 10 the country n 70 81 If
for Catalogue can have It free '"
by return mail.
Yours Respectfully,
THE HOWE SEWING MAcHINho
julylO 1y ID. p. PERRY, Manager
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MY ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE!

All parties bs-rg el4iros Tor materials
sLd atOr furnished for buil7iug hAiog
erac'ea for ny sosg1Ut a. Scranton rear
tie kzirozd Depot, By l. c. S1lter,
are hereby required TO present their
CAIN 20 Es OF or before the Pirst Of
Dc Ubey IeEt, as said L. G. Salter.
has DfCk-n be contract With ne, and
abandoned the wOrk.
Ms EJlUZ YHEDKKIc.
cctD Jz-
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I.f'
H 1f
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90 .af
l-t
ar1 er a1
~ M
army r-
Too. ere .sli as4-.
and ore
u1 I-'l la ' ltH et
siiT IE'sre ~ 70 F1T CIV IRE
!rr tie 1rse ar aaT @ Tie
T.1egaro f. El=cs -...1r
ard very. lG ies1ll-Iy uei
sy,ut the sire &c. ar a1i r-e
&c Ta+ scar i4cre were lzLi
hundred fc1lTeruoug vines '0aced
with grape Eom s-ich fGe-siT
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attachment Notice!

JULTUs Willis
W. IFi Pa. debt 500
I. r. DAVIS.
Whereas an attachment was issned in
the above case. against the estate Of L
X. Davis. returnable TO the Justice
Court Of the 3rd district of Jackson
county. on the Bird Monday in Novem
Der 1875 OF IL O'Clock A. N.
Now If the ssiitI. II. Davis, fails to
appear at said time and plsce, and
answer the complaint of Plaintiff. judy
ment will be entered against him, and
execution issued thereon.
In testimony whereof / have
SEAL aersupto set NV hand and seal
this 18Th day Of Octooer 1876.
ocs16 4w. A. G, BIoUNT, J. p.
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Nd6ntd(6t1tett.

Sic weltbetanxte elias $ olp c MGbma>
i9ine berfertist beiiere 9lrbeit, alS irgcno eine
anoere; fit S Sabre miro bafiir @arantie ge>
leiitet; iie miro oertauit nit monatliden db>
;a1lunsen bon $500, ooer es iuirb Elm Sahr
Belt s,lm 8e5ablen se9eben obne 8inien. Sd
iperoe ben sr6bten DiScount eeben fir 8aar>
sabluns innerbalb oer ndditen 90 Sage, ben
au@ eebe id &petfers un6 @ufflers obne be-,
ionoere @esabluns nit ie6er Mai9ine. 9ie
eeier oieisr sn5ei9e, bic beabii@tisen, cine Mal>
maldine gu taufen, mogen luiilen, bob iebt bic
9eit oa III, billis gesen 8aor cine fol)e gu tau<
fca. Sonnet uno icDct mid, bebOr i6r 1on| tho
fault. %. 8. SAB,
Soipe Nagnaidiucn Ngcnt,
Office in @untleb's Building,
NomeroD, >.
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Stir 0G0bel<
@Orei1per.!

SIN @crcin nit mcbreren anbern YerIoneu
Dat bet llnter;eidnete bic III ber M1bc hon go
n,eroD belegene Wibblcport @l0bel> Gabrif a,1<
gefauft. 9ieie Gabrif, bic nit ben neueiten
Mai1inen unb @inri@tunscu berieben lit, 1ot
bcr 3 Sabren iiber $50, 900 gefcitet unb lit iebt
fir Gin Orittel bcS 8ert9cS berfauft iporoen.
Der Sauptsmed beS 9lntou feS mar, beuti1en
glrbeitern bier lohncnbe Beid)aftieun9 5u 9e>
ben. @s lit bcsbalb cine v9eutide Wl0bel<
@ompa9nie" in 8ilouna be9riffcn ,ln0 es lpirb
beabjidti9t, fobalo alS ,n6slid, bic Ml0bel>
Gabrit III bolle Gb6ti9feit su icBcn. Sic
Sd)reiner ,lno Mrbeiter in oer Tabrif loIen TO-
biel als ms9lid) Stodbaltcr bet gompa9nie
fem. Sic borlaufg berlangte Gin;ablung fit
elm Sbare bctr1at nur $lOO. @s bietet iid)
alio bier fit oeutf1e im W0belaeid6ft erfab<
rene 2eute bic siinitise @elesenbeit, fid eine
quite @riiten5 5u ii6ern. M(it bieiem M0bel<
gefdaft iinb Sortbeile berbunbcn, pie e nidt
10 leid)t mieber borfonmeu. Sdon in, Nn,
fauf nurbeu im Ger9lcid nit bet Grridtuna
elmer neuen Gabrif $4,000 9elponnen. Sebcr
jebt eintretenoe @todbalter erbGlt ieinen Nuz
tbeil an bieiem @epinm. 9luberbem 1T bas
@obmaterial bier billig uno oer Iblob ber
Mobel ausgebcbnt. @ribatpobnunacu III ber
gfdbe Der WDbcl< <Gabrit iino fir cinen biliaen
Yreis gu renten ober ;u feu fen. 9ie1dWlobelfa>
brit bat bic berrlidDite Sage in Sem idonen
Mibbleport an Sbioflub III selunoer @eaenb.
SIM Mobelsei5aft erfa bren perionen,
Die 2uit babe1 nad Yon,erpb 3u font
men I'm Stod9alter BET @fobel, Gabrit
81, wcroen nno 5ugleid) barix arbeten
t0nnen. tuerben ba9er uo1ltbun, ii@ unter 9(1>
gabe ibre: 8erbaltniiie ioslei9 gu n,eloen. SD
uiirbc esam lieblten ie1er1, iuenn elm erfabrencr
Sormann nit elmer Mn3a1l ibm befannter els
ter Nrbeitcr iofort in 6ieies @eIddft eintreten
wiiree. @e9en naDerer slusfunft tpenoe man
ii3 an
2aep. So(ep@ Se(Gng,
4omlerob, Wtci9S &c., ..
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81 % t { l.

Sd babe an Sal6 cine neuc Cabinet Gale
Me.o Nabmaidine gum Ersiie bon $loo, bic
mig g sebraudte M6eeier & @ilion Na1mo,
i@ fit tiur $50 bertaufe. Spre@t bot in mel
net Mobaung an llnion slrenue na9e 8e4S
Store, unb benubt ric @elegenbe;t. SD sebc
ben groBten Discount, bet ie gc9eben ipmroe,
at bet Sotue Nabmai6ine bel baarer 8eSaD<
lung. jfomn1et uno ieDet mid.
QS. 8. Sap.
6ope g9ent, 4omerob, ..
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- Ser 9ailer @ilbelm reiiet mad Stalien,
UNI ben @aubcrt0nig gu be e(uden, aber nad)
9lom tuia CT nidt 9eben. 9aom sebort benz
@apie uno &aiier @ilbclm ideint ii@ bort an
gen;rcn.
w. Erdi. Grant fat ben Snbianern 10 biele
bod beioloete Wfetbooiitenprebi9er gcianbt, bab
iie oerielben ilberoriiifg geporoen iinb uno laut
unb cnergii@ ibre 9SInide auSipreden, man
moge lbncn fatbolii@e Yrieiter ienoen.
- Sn ber pradtbollcu Gat1corale bon Metp
9ort foil Gin 9o@altar erridtet tuerSen, Der
$3.50, 900 foitet unb Der berrld)lte slltar Der
@elt peroen miro. Ser @eift Salomons, Der
b:la iuabren @ott einen foitbaren 3empel baute,
1T in 6er fatboliiden @ir6e nod lebenois, OBJ
idcn bie nne oa Elm Suoas iiber Seri@wenouns
idreit,
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Mugenebne ll16 eintrd9lt@e
geihGftin1nn.

,"g8unberi91n" "pratbtis" 20, mie lieb!6 " "gBe
bic arote % eeaoten euen ebromos iebe bic e poa.
Der guropaiiden unb slmeritanii3en GIromo NubI<
ibns 60. prooucrt ,peroen. 9iefelben finb pouton=
meme Aulitwerte. Niemanb tann ber @eriubrn9 gu
paiier, Mgenten 9amen unb 9erren obue 8e11dfti=
sung merben ftnben, bab sieies bic bette Beiie lit,
bic iemals Angeboten ,purbe, nm @elo 81 MAIDEN.
Wegen Gin3eIbeiten unb pertrauIibes Circular 5enbe
einen Stamp Mbreiie: g.. 6feasom II. Co., 73S
9sas9snston St., 2soston, a1asS,
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r Nbonnenten, bic ibre @obnuns oeranbern,

r Nbonnenten, bic ibre @obnuns oeranbern,
miillen oieleS bcm slgenten beS SrteS ODER uns
aneebeu unb AUDI augleid i6rc alte s(oreile, 70
wie bic neue aenau be5eidnen.
Psllle Nnfragen uno @inienbun9en, bic fir
ueitere 8rciie Sntereile babe11, iueroen I'M 8ai'
lenfreunb beriidl lid)ti9t, inbem bic riteren be-
anttuortet, bic letteren obge6rudt peroen. Gs
lit uns gang eleid), bon iuem INNER cine Nn>
fra9e ODER inc ginienouug fomnt. @enn nur
bic Sade bon ollsen,eiueu, Sntereiic 1T, 10
fom,nt ie inS 8latt.
r lin ier Msent fir Cincinnati, s., Serr
SoiepD @ebn,ing, iuo9nt on Der Sinnfrabe go.
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8en;erffei1StuttttGn.

Die friid an9etommenen @aaren 6eS Stem
9ort &leiber> @eiddfteS iino eritaunli6 billig.
gs 1T faum slaublid, bab &leioer gu iolden
Rreiien tonnen berferti8t peroen bod iiber~
5eust @ud) ielbit im
M iu9orf&leiber<@ei@6ft
Gront @tr., stui1@en Court uub 8utternut,
Yom erob, 3.
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Mltar 2Setu.

Sir ben ipeeieoen @ebraud, am s(ltare Dahe
i1 cine bor3iigli@e Quolit6t @eiu ielbit herei>
tet. 9erlelbe miro gu $3.50 bic @allone pcr<
fauft uno naG @uni6 entlueber III Glaidcn,
&ess ODER Barrels berlanbt. Wlan aorei1ire:
Geb. g. 6 re II { d, @beelins, Us. So.
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Sebr Qufe 4pble,t.

Yeter Mcin II, Geo. 2eifbeit fino iebt bereit
ben 8euoDnern bon Yomerob ausgeaei1ue
quite &oblen inS Sous gu liefern. Sic Hreiie
iino bic billi9Fen. 8eitellungen ncbmcu cut
9esen bic Serten S 9einri@ @eublina uub
S obn Wfor0.
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cJobn 81. 9lH,
Oeutffier Abuoft6t unb 2lufQr,

&c. 28 Sadion etraBe, Gtnctnnati, o,
fibrt Yro;eie usr alien geribten in ben Der. Staa=
;ufertisen als: 3esbs Wortsa9es pomers Of 9(ttor=
nep, beionbers gouma9em gltig fiir ele 2anber gMz
ropas. llnteriu1ungen iber bic @i6tigteit pom Giz
9entbum lperbcn 9arantirt. Sobn 81. Mit,
% Sadion StraBe, Cincinnati ..
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III Ter D 1T l3. Sept. Ste ett0=
F1t@c Gntoedun9 bes Sbdters zines por
eini9en Sabren begangepen Morbes er=
regt aQ9emeines Mufeban. 9lm 13, De=
5ember 1872 fanb man in einem 9auie
i'm @aae bie BeT kerin oel1el6en nit it,
rer 0ien ltmago - bic ein5i9en 8e,pob=
ner bes 9au1es - ermoroet uno oos
ni9t unbeoeutenoe 8ern09en oer 9ame>
Srau ban ber &outpen, in @taatspa=
pieren, Yreciolcn unb 8aar beiteDenb,
9etoblen. Die1 1es Greignib 1ebte 1einer
3eit Die 9anae @taot in @@refen, aber
trob a[ler Bemubungen ber Su itis blieb
oer 5bdter unentoedt. gBieoerbolt pur=
ben perodbtise Perionen 9efdnglid elm
gesogen, ober na9 fllr5er ooer lan9erer
l1nterlu9un9sbaft ipieoer cntlaiien. @rr
eni9en .Monaten tpuroe in &otteroam
tpie6er Elm permutbli9er Sbdter perbaf=l
tet, Der abcr oie1es mai bet tuirfli9e tpar,
uno feline Sdulo befannt fat. Gin
&ellner, Namens SUIT, mar NIT einem
friiberen Dieni itmdo@en Der Srau ban
Der &ou'pen perlobt> beleb qber ni4t bic
Mittel sur 9eiratb. I'm oiel lelben gu
erbalten, bel@lob er nit leiner 8raut,
Die, Trau ban BET &au>pen 5l ermoroen
uno 81 berauben. 9lm 9enannten Sage
M6enos, be9ibt 1i@ SUIT nit 1einer 8er=
lobten in bas 9aus Der Trau ban Der
&ou,pen> moielbit bie Braut leit ibren1
@ienjte nod INNER 8e lu9e ma9te. 9.e|
beioen 9e5en in Die &ii9e 5u ber 6oma=
lisen 9ien fmag6, >pelde SUIT 5uerit er=
morbet. 9luf oas ooour9 enti iteben0e
@er6ul9 d ruff ban ser &ouuen aus Der
obern Gtase, mer ba lei. Sic Braut
eilt no6 oben uno ersdblt, bas 9ienit=
mdo@en lei unlpobl 9e,poroen> >uorauf
li9 bic Same in Die Slide besibt no
Sut 1ie no6 tur5em Miberi itanbe erool6t. |
Sn aller @ube iu6t bas laubere Yaar
ale Mertbia@en sulammen> nabt iie in
einen unterrod uno begibt f9 in Die
Woynun9 ber Gltern SUITS UNI ben
&oub in elmer &ilte gu perber9en. @db=
reno Die Sulti5 iiberau eifri9 iu@t> blei=
ben bie Sbdter, rubi9 big 5um Mdrs 6es
folsenoen Sabres i'm paag, DeiratDen
unb 5ieben nod Mmerifa. Sort perfall=
fen lie bic ameritanil9en @toatspapiere
aus benz &aube, 9eDen ipdter na@ oem
Gap Der 9uten 9ofnun9 uno oann na3
Gn9lano, mo- iie Die 0iterrei@il9en Pa=
pierre perfoufen. Ser sum @erfauf fe ND
tbige llnterbanbler l@6pfte in5tpil@en
8erbaGt uno SUIT mub bur9 cine 9robe
Summe feline @er1 6tpiegcnDeit ertauf fen,
5erit6rt aber Sen &eit bet nod in leinem
8eiik befinoli4en @ifeften uno tebrte
na9 9totteroom suriid, mo er cine S9ente
erri6tet. Sen Cribs ber perfalften Gf=
fetten le9t er in nieoerldnoil6en @taats=
popieren AT. 0ie Grase> ,uie Gin tlei=
ner @@entmirtb 5u elmer 10 9roben
@nmme tomme, erreyte @eroa@t. 9ie
poliSei lueib Elm BON ibr in itruirtes
Diei eitmab@en in lein 9aus 5u brinsen,
tuel9cs oas Gbepaar bcoba9tet uno ben
@er0a6t fait sur @i@erbeit brin9t. Sut
'uiro nit leiner Grau sefdnsli9 ein9e5o=
gen unb 9eitebt na1 langem 2dugnen
enbli9 feline Shut. 9}iemano miro fro
ber 1ein als Die Suiti5bebbroen, mel9e
uiel l1nangeneDmes ii6er oiele @a@e D6=
rem ubten.
- Ser 3aiier @ilbelm reiiet mad Stalien,
Aor MH,,hc Hu;o hoe,,
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gY @enn 9eine Saut gelb lit, ODER Dein
95nst @ M G%fa %r I"S S%r @'ts% Sen ebrsS SsSt% ,d
9r. aue,ft 86ni98 $ambur9er
3ropfen,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-11
Wis0 Got the Money!

NE ABEETS : FAMOUS LIST:
Mr. Albert. the recusant witness in the mat
Ter of the Pacific mail money. was brougsi,
before the bar OF the House to-day for con
tempt in refusing 10 answer certain questions
propounded him by the Committee OF WAYS
and Means rs 10 whom lie paid money pl -.
IN his hands by The Paciflc Mail company.
lie stated he would answer the question il
ordered 10 do SO b. the House. This orIcr
was made. when the witness went before the
ways and Means Committee. and after rea
ing q prepared sta emant to justify his course
and an additional opinion OF Hon. Rever.ly
Johnson, which stated ia view of his being
used as a mere disbuTSin ing agent. he was bound
10 answer the questions OF the committee
lie then gave The names OF the following Ia
whom he had paid mOney:-Joseph McFar-
iand correspondent Philadc!phia Press and
Boston Gtod~l. $1,000 A. W. Randall Tex
Postmaster GcneTaI. $500; Wm. b. Sha ~
correspondent Boston TT0nScyi1I SIS. 900. \
-. torwine, II SEQ: j. NJ. Morris date editor
OF the G,50ni"iPt. II 500; j. G.. Berret for sell
and sam Ward. - 900; j H. HerSey. %iten;
ii. G- Fant, 900; .. j. AVeriil 1000: Cha>
AOert, $1,000: Dom Piatt (cditor CtDRuH
$500; John Boyd supposed To he assistant
doorkeepcr OF the House,. - ,GoJ; III. O.. Falt.
leo; =. T.. Chittenden supposed to be cx-
Register o. the Treasury ~ Oap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-11
The Starving Men Arminy 70 Get Bread
THE ARCTIC WEATHER
Men Frozen to Death
LOUISIANA.
RPieafHsI IBrnnnsIaInn

NTw hoRH, January 1.-The Nst Spocia
nom New Orleans says. ou the alNrnt of
TIE ongrt-s> iunal Investigating committee
ln thiS city Kellogg ur.,si that the election
oi 1872 should be made The s4,rrial dsarnr, 81
the committees inquiry. asserting thai h.
would gladly abide ~ any decision thai
miGht bc arrived a. touching the legality OF
his claim 10 oii'cc ne now fills. The commit
ltt. although upl instructed to in4ufpe into
TINS election. were faNorthly impreSS.sI by
tiiS apparently TAR proposition. believing
tlat IL Offered au opportunity % Srttl.
tle very agcraN Naiiug question. Thprpuns.a
theN addressed q communication O. t3ovpr-
nor McfncrN. setting forth the prano>ition
submitted bN kellogg and iuquirfng IN be
lMCt.l and associates were equally wfllfnU
10 abide 10y the decision oI tie COMMITTEES
They replied I'm the affirmative. The com
mlttec then made known 10 hatn nartioS a.,
- written communication. that thev wsr,
unwilling 10 enter upon the iuNeStiga-
tlon unless certainly assured that their
decision, whatever N miEht be- would Ia.
acqui"sced in by both kellogg aud AicEnprv
and accepted a. a final declaration of th,it,
rights Ihereupon, before further consider
ing Tie proposition, they desire TO know =
VIII you, VIM. Il. KELLOGG. ~ the committee
decide thai YOU were not elected goNerDor
resign your office, and refuse - assume IT,
except upon the returns OF popul az sl,..tlonSs
Will you, John McEnery, in the oommtffes
decide that NoO were not elected governor
Withdraw All claims TO the Office and waive
all rights which YOU think YOU acquired by
ule elections OF iN,e" Per contra.-nill each
OF YOU accept or retain any Office fo which
the committee shall decide Won were .lecteI
so far as such acceptance or retention ca a..
legally accOmpliShcd2
similar questions were put ~ the contest
ing Lieutenant governors McEnery and
Penn promptly answered in the Affirmative
but Kellogg. when thus brought to the p.,ipf
declined To enter upon such a compact. lie
went BACK ON hiS own proposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-11
FININCI4L AND CoMMERcI4E
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, January ll--Airginia sixes. paelers
3 Nirglnlas, Consolidated. So West Nirginias N
North carolina siNes old % DO. new u do special
tax. bid oday.
BALTIMORE January ll.-CottOn frmer-Iov mid
ding: liE. Flour duli-Howard street aud western
enreTnhe 4a4is- do extra gss5is: do family. 81
ga lty Mills supeTtne. aa45a DO extra 4.a5: do
RIO brands. oisa5-s, do family, 6l4s~is Wheat
very uuli and heaAN receipts i glIt and unchanged
Corn hffBer and scaICe-w hite southern, 7.as3 yeow
southern, 1oasO; mixed western, Slasis at the ele
NstOT, 5 at steamer Oats dull-,outhern, G3a66.
western white. s. mixed western. 63 Rye quiet Goa
lu2. Hay unchanged. Provisions unchanged and
quiet. Western butter steady: lttle better inquiry
and unchanged. Petroleum unchanged. Coffee quiet ,
but nrn-stock light l,,ea2i< Whisky steady, ss
Sugar hIm and N good demand. To-. .alOaR
NEW YORK, January n.-StOcks active strong
Moneys. Gold. l2iz. Exchange, long, 4s6; short,
ago. Governments steady
NEW ioRk, January H.-Flour quiet aud un-
changed Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet
and frmer
LONDON. January II. l29r m - Con-ols for
money, ga <as2s Tor account 921s Erie, 25ls. Pre-