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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-06
WASHINGTON.

Washington, March 5.-The Cabinet
session, to-day. was attended by all
the members. The principal subjects
under consideration were the nominal
tions which will be sent to the Senate
early next week.
The Supreme Court adjourned to-
day till the 22nd inst.
Governor John L. Routt will leave
tomorrow, for the purpose of assum-
ing his duties as Governor of Colo
RADIO.
Ex-Congressman Horace Maynard
will, on Monday, be renominated as
Minister to Turkey, his nomination
yesterday not having been acted on by
the Senate, and therefore fell with
the close of Congress.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-06
LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, March 5.-The fire
last night at Marshall, Texas, burned
four stores, and at midnight was still
burning.
A Brownsville special, says that
dispatch from Sheriff Leo, of Hidalgo
County, to Judge Dougherty, states
that forty armed men crossed the
river from Mexico, near Rhodes ranch,
twenty miles below Edinburgh, and
eighteen armed men crossed at Isin-
tales, about eighteen miles above
Edin burgh, and reported to be going
to the prairies. Great excitement all
along the lower river. There are re-
ports from all points of armed MeXi-
cans gathering on their side of the
river. Gen. Potter says that he has
not troops enough to patrol all the
river, and many believe Brownsville
is menaced.
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Condensed Lightning.

Several cases of insanity have oc-
CURED i'll London from the revival
meetings of Moody and Sanky.
The Senate met at noon, Friday, a
large crowd being in the galleries.
Senators Johnson, Dawes, Capertou,
COckerill, Jones, Maxey and Withers
were sworn in, the latter five, being
eX-confederates, taking the modified
oath. Senators Booth and Sharon
had not arrived. Messrs. Dawes and
Johnson were presented with bou-
quets. Resolutions offered by Morton
providing for the acknowledgement Of
the Kellogg government in Louisiana
and the admission of Pinchbeck as
Senator from that state were laid over.
The committee appointed to wait
upon the President, reported that the
latter would communicate with the
Senate on Monday next, whereupon
an adjournment was had until that
day.
Rev. Father James Conlon, for
twenty-five years pastor ofSt. Patrick 8
church, is dead.
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EAGLE HOUSE,
Seventeenth st, bet. Eddy and ThoImcs. Cheyenne
A. SIMMONS, Proprietor.

NOOD day or week Board, and Lodging, at very
" moderate prices First class accommodations
to transient boarders. Tho cheapest and besi
house in - ieb24d&wlY
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FOREIGN:

Calcutta, March 5.-The English
man says it Is rumored that orders
have been received by the Indian
Government from England. to hold
all the regiments in India in imme-
diate readiness for active service. The
Englishman supPoses that such orders
point to the possibility OF war on n
large scale, not in India, but in
EuroDe.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Wilmington, n. c., March, 5.-The
first case here under the civil rights
bill came before tho U. s. Commits
sioner to-day, n negro complaining OF
a saloon keeper for refusing to sell
him drink. The Commissioner dis
missed the case on the ground that
the civil rights bill did not apply to
saloons.
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historical Dept; Cheyenne, N"2.
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N. |. ANDREWS,

ETRE AND LIFE INSURANCE, RENTAL
TO attend to the collection Of Notes. Accounts
RentE, &C. Information given in regard 10
mining districts. location OF ranches etc.
Particular attention given TO abstracts OF land
tirlrP.
south = Stect Laramie City
NJ,
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but four hundred yards from the
shore, the life saving men were un-
able to get the line to her; the bombs
with which the station was supplied
proving worthless.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, March 5.-Although the
ship Giovanni, lost of Cape Cod, was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


kEN-1Utfh, NEW -uAYEN HND Hhnl
~ FORD r. K.-EEWYOBK AID \ EW.HAEE Dl.
lIs1ON.-sGner Ar1u cement commencing JIne 2S 1873
Passenger Station In kewYOrk, Grand Central Bepoti en-
Trance on FOfty-seCOnds.
TEAMS LEAVE NEW YORK. - -
Trains fot New Haven leave az 40 Aecn so5 sTh so'
bASch, ~ a. n lkx), ~ IA. (Accn), utxh ESV tAcch
~ G1 AZ and pip ee9l FL GH ana 10 IE1 p IA
f1o s PIP 40 5i5, $40 $50. 81 m For sisaddor
90 445, S15 $40 635, 7'8o ., 10 sndiI IS p.
ooskf Exp IS Via Springfield "a % and " a. M and
~ W Shore Line az and 10 y. The 800 g. M
sns sos a sn5 iAd 10 & stopping =, sta s"r ~
a%,syfelofL Inc 100 IT. and p meet yih trains
yn soSle Line Diyion FOR Prosidcnee. The sos IN hid
"a e0onelt vita Shore lane Division for Norwich and Ne
Sy.nschcnt Valley AZ haybSfk, and the NV Haven and
n Ifnsisyon r. y az New Haven and the sos and
Tor MI, eut Rive T. X. at Springfield. and D. m
Espas.AIcsL The 800 q. 2Id 3 connect WIN
so ~ r. u sgd Hoesa,ono r a. ot bIideeFcrt ghs
- NJ 10 ard i4O i. ID. with D2nbJy and Norwek
w. WIN i'lw Canaan r. r. n h s4nfoId.
ounhsy blOD Gai AZ n m va Spin fbid, at
J. n, wa prcyifsnce ~
IaElg room ears on DAY FYrress ans geeing Cara On
S.ybt IL lreas Trains. - 49,
,sk5 can be purchased at Ticket Ofce Company
Sioea s Al Depot or 81 ofrees Of y. = Transfer Co. 91
rev folk, ana 10 COsTt8t 2r.Jklyn, WHO VIII
~ "~soA baggage irOnl ressleuce 10 destination
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Mathnsrp.

Established ls2l.
-uov.s- r,sKrp r. STEPHEN p. TAsKEu.
HVCRRIS, TASkER g. Co.
IVA PASCAL HON WORKS
PHIIA9ELphIA.
TASKER IRON WORKS
SEwCASLg DELAWARE
ONCE Fifth and Tan:cr sta, Philadelphia
OGsce and WsreLoazc. No. 10 Goltsf.. New YORK
Dfnce AID Warehouse, No. 80 Oily eI ST., Bostol.
Manufacturers Of Wrought IrsD welded Tubes piain gal
var,ycd Ard rubber .cussd Ter ras steam AID water
IAp.WELDf.D CHARCOAL lEl. BOILEf' IUbfSa
OIL " ELL TURING AND CASINO. ,,,,.,., ,,r
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS, BRASS VALVES AND
COCKS. -. ..oox,
GAS AND STEAM FIT'rERs' ToOi9
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER Plpf.
STREET IAHP POSTS AND LANTERSS
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS, &C.
IMPROVED SUGAR MACH hl.f. We ... x...
WE MOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO QUE
PATENT VULCANiZED KUB3EBCpAIED TuHE
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Gteamboats an0 Eai,goaG6.

NORTH RIVER AND NEW-Y0RK STFAW
II BOAT IiHi. F.u IS, n. R.--steaper CliHYsTENAH
caves dsy :; 99 ~ isH3nf e. 2 IT, i2s ff. sams
fin: ceys. eosssiT ADtI llr. a B
Ssy yses s e s 3: aa II me @ q "a
FOR 155hst i'Ii wasiaso ES q. ny 5a 81 81
fxSE' AFegi. - On ier 81 No sunday oosc
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
~ GENITAL RAILROAD OF NEHJEEsEY
ALL Rail HE B kl.B 81, NtH 6yt LONG
Passoi2ri station foot % IibeIp:st, r.
Commencing wednesday, aug =, lSI5 ,.
,assrg through Woodbridge. PERT, Amboy. sOuth AnbOy
IesSe Tor long Branch 73O 0lS, li45
az a. N T SID 5t AIn II K o. ais H. s5 H.
Leave for Ocean Cree 81 7So and ii'4' a. LII
Leave Ocean Grove az 755 iio5 m; 255 5;o5 Pm
Leave Long BrA9eh st SID ~ S2 e NJ 80 $50 p H.
leave south Antsy ct 800 75o, 800 H. 1926, 4i0
stages to and from KEYPoRT connec, ct MATAwAN Sta
TIOS with and 10 ard from CChaN CROk ana
AsBUKY rA at DAt srAI9S %f s ,fS ds "
thes:oo p IN train ron Can Pass AGENT
RE RJcKEk sup't and Eng
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiLROhD.-Aner June q, 1915, through
GaiEs wiz leave Grand Central depoi' ,r,,, ar-,r,
room through Rochester; also NontioG- wa MAR
800 M Saratoga Special arriving Saratoga at 225
1000 a. Special hcagO Express, win csrs
70 Rochester ana Bu1alo and Niagara FAILS arriving IL ~.
100 a M Hoitlerp and western Express
soS B. n No Es9ss Nth rom
Yok 70 81 Adams arriving at Montreal a. ooo a. M
900 FSpT,ss Daily, with sleeping cars iOi "@'oito"A
Sd m pacdc Express Daily with slepingcars for Pooh
ester Buhso and Niagara Falls; also fof Chicago VIA DOti
/. s. and NJ g. Railroads. CO., NJ,
IIi5p m ESJrss With sleopiagcars FOR Albany Troy,
and sartogs arriving sra'oa a, 30 Sunday morning
Wy Ai~'' ~S per NO'' ''A' O. IL KgNDRIcK,
General Passenger Agent
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5teamboats ano Railroads


n, Osr Steamboat Rairoad Advertisements zee Gu Pu0sl
PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
con. ol,,stion OF srON MOTION LINE ard PROVIDENCE
LINE between NETWORK And BOSTON.
STONINGTON LINE,
FOR PROVIDENCE NEWPORT, AND BO6rON
rhe e'eeaut steamers RHODE ISLAND, TUESDAYS
RI EspiYS, aud SATURDAYS and NARRAGASSETT
NDNpAYS WEDNE5DAYfA and FRIDAYS, ioAve f1er IS.
N n foot Of o., ~ ,. m.
rTm sh tickets ph ncpa points in New ENGLAND and
IN. proyincss ray obtan- ~ Railroad DoPots Ana s
Ticket Ocss 6e ACQUIRED IN advance q hs
on es wsstcot Company and n $40 hrosd"V
PROVIDENCE LINE.
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT. -
Tho stanrh and powerful ste amshps ELFCThA. MON-
DAYS WEDNESDAYS aud FRIDAYS, and GALATEA.
JifFSDAYS. THURSDAYS end SATURDAYS. leave Pier
Niprc.ste all Northern points VIA WorceSter
Si'is"' ' ~ d. 5. BABCOCK, President
L. W. FILKIHs General Passenger Agent
WHITE MOUNTAINS via
w STONING TON LINE
Daily Pier g. North Hysa a. m; =
PRESS New and elegant drawing room cars THiiouGh
without change. --------------
CARATOGA.-Direct route, via Citlzens Line
- Elegant steamboats, leaving New York daily Satufdayse1
cec,,e,i, a. IT, Pier a. n. r. foot OF Lcroyst
trsion tickets NewYork " Saratoga AID return good 80
days. Only 81
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Imusemenn.

NILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN.
VI LATE HIPPODRoME ~~....
rHx e M6sr snAGnifiCENr aXRDBr in The WokLD.
F T1Np s or 100 At
THE GRxATEsr LIVING COKsETLsT.
and sros mR: TTAddEE YfirrrRA
tho eminent Baritone
MATINEE on SATURDAY. p IN. sERENADE BAND:
GRAND OPERA HOUSE: ,oux~,or
Manassr. HAMILTON, wHEEk1GGK, J GdMPaSY
MONDAY EVENING. Aug. 30
Engagement Of the a An ne sesT Trasodisn.
"nS e 81! e sHg1 81 sTsTSr
. " ' " shaic'psais; T ,wsSi in n'' sct' Of
WEDNESDAY and a4 4MGFsDAY EVENINGS.
0A""' TE XII AZ ana SATURDAY EvEsiNGs
Or THE pAr HIGHA oR p lasw;RrH FIELD
Duke II GiOster aftsrws Richard III MI h. H. davenport
T ,YCEUM THEATER-14th;st; and 6th-ave.
MAURICE yHfSGH 2 $50 and Managers
GFHi msr H the With "S sS e.
Gorgeous ocnbschs NEST recent and 'uOcs"
fh opera bouif~. In three aGtA
ZINE. LARCHIpUc.
performed $50 consecutive paa =. the BSIes Tar'en
F'"''sf ME- II MA MARE s2H Ah iD $s;Ss
Mons. q. DE OF ERCY. Mons T. DUPLAN.
Mia F Ti1 insssrinf SG 1f
from the Palais T,oval Theater Paris)
Particular atisDitm is asked the Ch1nTs composed
Of Wholly rev esns AND incang r mu;isas
both N whca forces under the skilled con,ro o, ~ y.
VAN GmTLE. Tho operas will be produced under the
"'''''"'' NJ EMILE SCHMIDT.
The sale IT for the frst week OF INC french oprs
n.f Nh Gamma
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STEAMBOATS, en4 i,GilroaGs.

n n Il .s a:. N"1. and i Vest .
Pm Is x 10 loot d ZERO yi' fGc1s al
Opposition MERCHANTS, LINE Tor
scliI Y;,.I; from l,sr r. = ~ fcsn4i't MoSDA Az
do5s 81 cSod, Viii oeits Freight i-csa cov
sUND4y ExcUGsIoX, q; M ?1th S.ls Ness1Tsa.
tlen oeAeis 81 30; .1riy1sg AesAerk ss.ne day
DHHADELpHIA via LONG BRANCH and
1 TIE NhwJEEsEY soUTHFRN RAILROAD.
rare ron Neg GsrH - PiIsdeisl LA el - 70 .,,
and il! and ND rsH T
Isa:s Sss:Ye1s 'fss' f.s@ $ q Rectorst
waIerown, Vi9eard ana BiidGetoI
SO D. i-I.xpress ior Philadelphia AMI Loag Branch.
~ p mo- ions Iga;ch vei wareiown
sSsi 'SSe = stiisi Fs% NJ 3 $50
1 Branch 'oo III" e s;s 80, encrs er
pENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.-THE
RoUT Trains leave New York from ooS c; Desbrosses and
GIprsss for aarurr Pittsburgh The West snd South
viii Pullman Palace attached $50 and $50
~ For r1 Ws , ' and Iocs .,sn Via Philadelphia aud
W,,ss ~, I, iooR Hsven Cony fe p NJ
meeting CORY f1 1tlsNie Petroleum Centre and tic oil
for Baltimore wnai2gton, and the South Limited Wash
90 a. ~ arrive in Nasln gton AZ l:lO y. kogulal At
SO fsSiss "a ara R pn S7a 7J o. $50 nj
4iS 5S p Oak a p m. Engi5ni aad p m
tcr NewarS Of C. GSC az - 49, c a ~ r. 49,,
So 10, ii 30 ?. NJ aad II hight Sunday, 5:2o g.
~ s5 "a 10 y ~ n 49, 3 g.
To- iiso h and u night sunday go G. oao T.
SIC ~: s'! & e$s So .
AZ Perm Amboy and South Anboy, and >
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2museueniG.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
an Assn sSS ASS SiiiIIAST TSiUsPH.
., ~, ..sp SSsEiIyS1s SPfiS4s ;:v ,,oru
Frs sa9oIats Porte St Martin 'saDa of the famous roman
''' p'''0f'" play ABOUND THE WORLD.
= pa AsH SsRS MATINEE
Box Office open from q m to ?. IN.
ROOTH' THEATER. TONIGHT.
Of the engagement. Of INC. '''
.,o. Mr., BARRY SULLIVAN.
upon which ''s'''" r. T. II Ma sgntf: :. -
an vim T'f Maatsr "Wednesday and Thursday
nasy MaSsa c hrtf Ard sf RICHARD Ill bat
'f S5 81 F IL ofhs III ST 70 sySs'ns
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN. TONIGHT:
uNmvALE Iss s9sMHh f Ni3mfs CONCERTS,
THIS (M0NpAY EVENING. Aug. 80. at 8.
Ssf fF,f ES MINOR
ISMETr6 symphony B.eih"ssa
MiiAPsopiE MoNa HOSE tPes.her oarnev... .Lisst
BALLEr MUSIC RieIizi wayner
WALz
si IN p 81 a
TgEsSHY SGx% 'rTs fi!s M Sienr
'' ~ 3 LiEBIISG. ''''' ''''
FUNNY PEOPLE WE MEET.-COntinued
success Of Dr. J. JAY vILLEBS The hest humorous
Gi'i ri Cooper
TIFTH AVENUE THEATER.
Il Proprietor and Managsr M. AUGUsrIN DAILY.
MExlcA sof f6 TVS MEk orH HEkfr TROUPE
seforita Caraen Moron od sehorita Guadalupe %
year, Ia S'd ek IA Il sn1 6Uoi AIi'.
POSITIVELY o SSisY' MEXICAN + ilsA MATINEE
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Eelp t1)arieo-- Md!es.

AN active YOUNG MAN WANTED, &C.
IA qneirtsd with REAL ESTATE business. Of good adj
Tes aad we'll rcsomgedoL Address BY letter T. p. Ste
ton L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

SUNDAY EXCLUSION, =. w. 2lth,s,. SIS New ylrsh
DO Cs Polehk ersie, k.,pe,eck. Cass, Athens 81
tJCH UcAets 81 90; arriving Hes-h6rk ssine daY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

VERY desirable suite OF FURNISHED
a .pkFTMTNTS corsistirC Of large pa-loT. bedroom
hs;b Gc at No 222 thaye opposite Cafe Brunswick. anC
cyorloO. ing Madison PARK
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Bccro anb Rooms.
Below Fnurteenth-sl

A.p EAST 12TH-ST., one-half block from
4sp Rradwoy-A few single, gentlemen can DC acconino
dated. Wit. or without Board.
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Miscellaneous

A YOUNG MAN 16 years old wants to 60
- ia the country fern gtve good references. APP
lly Q. ~ iress to q, Y. W, 30. weyt 32dst. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

! CTNTLrMEN desiring handsomely FUR
"a NTSUED ROOMS without board At reasonable rGtcs
ii four story brow holse will apply At LA West Add S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

TO RENT, Sept. !, suite OF four or SIX
"a ROOMS with yriva;e table location, TIM ,'oF St
n.9 upaInav Ltny house and appointments Grst
class references excaged Address DIES RAJ Lr Tribune
lptnwE Orce, .g:jS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

ENTLEMAN and Wife can have for $5t
NJ wceky SECOND FLOOR, Handsomely furnished, wit,
open opposite Columbia College, bOarders
z ref H.. =. Station ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

~ Protestant 40 years Ole, who can care sick lAni
persons; is willing To make himself g,neali useim ant
fOusc and drive horses speaks frrch Dn'
German, Englsh good reccnneloafions Apply al CAR
PENTERS, l0S 6ti-aye. near 5th-st Gate u IN sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

SECOND FLOOR on 5tll-ave.-4 band
n scmy furnished rooms, with private table Al-l. OF
Ma i.onayc with ,ri;lon. private table. Apply H.
IA Gf..aya,
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West Side

4 PRIVATE FAMILY having nicely fur
ni.i,cd hU,se world Sh0e part 10 rsponaibie
na11y references exchanged. Adtrg 80 D1 west Ilss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

lERS A. WYCkOFF, $50 5th-avc., has two
.fs very desirable Of ROOMS rent, with pirate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

A SMALL private family wonld LET two or
"a ROOMS 90 IA right PARTIES. with good Board: fine
4 sfsnu (,sU. Ia-f ts!
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Gituai,orS Uante0-5smales.

General Housswork
S1S 2D-AVE., corner S0TH-ST., top
1 sse-&s) floor. front.-A young gfrl to d. GENERA
HOMEWORK email private family; good city reference
Gall fer WI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

SITUATION wanted as LAUN DRESS, or
- LAUNDRiSS Nd CUAMBE3MAID-iy a compeient
young good city reference. Call OF address ADNER
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Waters.

WAITERMAN-A German young man would
like situation in private family In city or country
Understands waiting getting up all kinds of salads the care
Of silver tend furnace &C. aud fun nish the very bes
reference. Apply nj ODELLS AGENCY, 100 Wes 3tthst
corner O BrOadWAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

Opening at :. Il. TAYLOR,
sl6 BROADWAY,
WEDNESDAY. sept. ]. An attachs Of orr ho1se nav,
inc .cu in A. lie lew liOtls ger The purpose
o. Selecting ON - j. and WINTER FAeEi,Ns W. are
s.5f II t. 80, ir;Dorted J0ai0Is te Bon zen
Ia Mode r.. ate ard "Revuo de II Hlric Sherr - =
rhYIOR'S pTRFECT SYSTEM Of DRESS CUTTING Is
taught aud for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

NO. 1873 WEST 2D-ST.-f'irst-class Boar
~ pleasant 10 be hai In private Alneiical
family terms HIoieru'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

I ARGE Sunny ROOMS TO LET: with first
elaas oaIvl IN party sidlis IN small family NO &
West 5Jtist, Halls Church.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-06

The prohibition editor OF the ut
Pleasant Free Press 10 alarmed Ut thu
epidemic raging in that town. Five
hundred and seventy-eight INvALIDs are
reported for the single month Of Feb
ruary. 1875, according to the sworr
statements of tho following druggists
Nessrs. Perry & Roberts filled Id
prescriptions for alcoholic stimulsnt,
Messrs. NJ. T. Baird 3 Co., had 14S ~
plications where the parties required
"somehing to relieve the pain In thu
stomach Mr.. T. II. Bereman competed
with 1872 applicants for something
to allay the terrible epidemic that seams
to be sweeping over the city. Pitcher
= Pyle dispensed for the same laudsble
purpose the same remedy to 272 sp
plicants. or less number that many
times. These make total of SIS mod
est DRINKS for the shortest month in the
year. We advise the temperance ladies
to call at the Auditors ONCE and learn
to whom all this whisky was sold.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-06

The last report Of the Compt,o.l.-
OF the Currency shows that the panic
OF 1873 caused decrease Of 81, ia,
96l in the individual deposits Of the
one thousand nine hundred and sew
enty-si national banks in the county.
in the short space of three non,ns
and q half. But the recovery from
the first fright Of the panic caused a
much greater change, and CT Dscen-
Der 81, 1874, the individual dsp,.lts
had increased by the vast sum q
$l42,345,647, indicating the r.stsra-
ton of public confidence i, TIE sound
ness Of these institutions. Nc. ua-
til the recent statement appeared.
however, showing q decrease ii 49,
1862 OF individual deposits, did il
become fully evident that activity
was being restored to general trzds,
and that the money which had been
boarded in the banks during the scare
was being Withdrawn for use in bust
ness. It looks as though the country
had successfully wsathered the storm
ut last.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-06

A people smigrated to Iowa, each
one adhered to his favorite apple
which had graoed the old homestead
Many failures was the result. Nurs-
erymen of Michigan, New York, and
other States, brou4h. here the pecu-
liar kinds that prospered in their To-
calities. At irst nothing better
| could BE- done. We now have, how
ever, experienced and scientific or
chardists, who are bending their en-
| ersies to producing an Iowa fruit.
Time and patience will in = measure
conquer the rigors Of our climate,
and the coming generations will re-
organize our State IS one Of the best
fruit regions in the Union. Mr.. Suel
Foster, in the Progressive Farmer,
informs US that J. L. Bndd has .
beautiful Seeding, golden russell, that
promises well. l.. W. Kaufman
found : stray graft in his nursery .
few years age, which has been ST. IN
several orchards in johnson county,
and it proves 10 be one of tho most
profitable winter apple trees they
have ever planted. The Iowa East
ern Horticultural Society named it
slows Blush" A large striped ap-
pie of Washingtcs county has been
originated by Mr.. Delany, and called
after him. Mr.. Knowles Of Black
hawk county, has . Seeding ofprom-
Use, and Mr.. Hollingsworth Of Cedar
county, has another. What We want
most is long keepers. And Mr.. Fos-
ter has assisted many in introducing
the wealthy" native of Minnsso.
ia, perfectly hardy, an early and
abundant bearer and 6rst rate ap-
pie in every way. And he has one
in prospect, the Armstrong" will
keep till summer, quality very good,
better than the "Willow' but it is
native of Pennsylvania, and remains
to be tried. 1t does not follow that
trees which are natives here are best
adapted to our climate, but the many
now being made viii
soon produce the desired trees. At
this date, april 25th,) there are the
most ssnguine hopes that but few
spple trees have been injured the
past winter. 1t will, however, re-
luirs another month to determine
he true situation.-iStats Register.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-06

Good Horse 6ense.-Ths Pilot reports
that james Nilholin, Of franklin town
ship, has two horses which have, oil
their own accord and without training,
taken to pumping their own water ~
with . common pump" They take hold
Of the pump with their teeth and pump
away until the trough 10 full and thsn
drink The older one will pump for all
the balance Of the herd, but the younger
pumps only for himself. driving all the
other horses away which attempt to
drink while he is pumping.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-06

Two weeks before moving day he
begins to feel just as miserable a. he
can. Household articles have been
removed from their accustomed places
preparatory to taking up the carpets:
his wardrobe is scattered, everything
appears to be mislaid, and confusion
reigns about him. In the morning.
having drawn on one boot, thought
suddenly strikes him, and grabbing
up the other he charges around in
search of a missing article until his
wife, hearing the clatter, sails GU,
into the hall and shouts, "You John
where are you:' Then he dart,
quickly through the nearest doorway
and, dropping down disconsolately
into chair, mutters, swell, l dom,
SEQ what was made for, anyhow