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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-20

New Orleans, Sept. 19.-The follow
ing was received at one o'clock last
night from Galveston. mo storm
since the 18th inst, water high, but
very little damage done to property or
shipping. Only two lives were lost,
and those at the extreme eastern point
of the Island, where it was exposed to
the full force of the storm. The rail-
roads are only slightly damaged. and
it is expected that trains will be run
ming in day or two. 1t is estimated
that $50, 600 will cover all the losses.
Commodore Morgan's fleet of dredge
boats, are reported driven ashore
and number wrecked. At Harris
burg and Houston there has been a
terrific gale and the water has been
driven up from the bay higher than
was ever known before"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-20
REPoRrED ExPREssLr FOR TIE MoRSIxs LEADER.
~ 4 6 II It II f. p o Il IT
The Red Cload Investigation.
Frauds upon the Pension
Department.
The Storm at Galveston.
Murders, Fires, &c.
Foreign Affairs.
Foreign Affairs.

Washington, Sept. 19.-The Red
Cloud Marsh Commission spent most
ofyesterday in reviewing evidence and
discussing the responsibility of the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs and
the Secretary of the Interior, for the
frauds at Red Cloud Agency, the ap-
proval of claims rejected by the Board
of Indian Commissioners, etc. There
seems to be no doubt but what there
will be two reports, one exonerating
the officers named and one holding
them responsible for the Irregularities.
Mr.. Faulkner, of the Commission en-
tertains views very unfavorabie TO
Commissioner Smith and Secretary
Delano, and will not hesitate to ex-
press them. 1t is also believed that
Prof. Atherton. who has given the
subject very careful consideration, and
who for some time past has been over
hauling the files of the Interior De
partment, will also sign minority re-
port.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-20

Quincy, ILL.,, Sept. I'D. D. Merri-
am & Sons lumber yard and half a
block of buildings burned last night.
A high wind prevailed and it was
feared that a heavy conhagration
would occur. Meirriam's loss is >esti-
mated at $4,000. The other losses
will probably reach about 100000. The
fire was the work of an incendiary.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-20

Omaha, Sept. ia dispatch from
Kearney Junction says that party of
about twenty texas herders, came in
last night and camped on the Platte at
the bridge. During the night their
horses got into corn field of Mr..
Collins. He took up the horses, and
this morning they came up and said
they wonld settle. They then came
up town, got drunk, and went back
and shot Collins five times, killing
him almost instantly. The Texans
have all been captured but two and
are now in Jail at Kearney Junction.
1t is probable that they will be lynched
tonight. ..I. ...
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-20

Vienna, Sept. 19.-Insurrection has
broken out ut Tiscovia near Grachowo.
The insurgents burned the Turkish
guard house, the garrison of which
fled. The insurrection is said to be
spreading in Western Bosnia, and it is
rumored that preparations are being
made for a general rising.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-20

Philadelphia, Sept. I9.-The last
letter of the Welsh series will be pub
lished tomorrow. 1t invokes the aid
of the law to convict Delano, Cowan
and Smith of criminal misdemeanor,
by violating the law.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-20

River du Loup, Sept. l9.-During
the storm yesterday, twelve inches of
snow fell and much damage was done
the fruit crop.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-20
EMPIRE LAUNDRY,

Work done in the Shortest Possible
Time, and at Living Rates. Try it.
sep7-d6m
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-08

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Nondv AMI Sanksy seem 70 have
fl7esi IL BROOKLYN 70 bring The re-
srl-z which were g apparent afesr
AZ their meetings IN Engiand--
TIE fact i. the people Of London
=ar 4 novelty n the peculiar meth
obs q the American evan9elists.
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syineei by Moody. who talks ia 4
free-1nd-cazy AID even nirthful
naz7er about the D-ity, rather
startled The English Who have been
accustomed 70 greater degree Of
sobriety and dscorEm- Brooklyn
too. i known to be che Of the
zickedest places in the vide World
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i sF1zhbles with pastors, and over
sus above al the protested Chris
tia1ity Of the city towers that
hiisous nass Of ecclesiastical cor
Bsec5er scandal II
an angel from heaven should ap-
pear in Brooklyn, It IS not likely
that any impression would be
made. Beecher viii never eoufess
biz sin. and bis course has been
aesolafing in its influence. and has
steeled al the Brooklyn sinners
against any evange ieal effort
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from our exchanges from various
sections Of the country eneourag-
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-08
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SHUN DRUG PUiS0NS.

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SUICIDE.
Hpepik Dispoteh to The Chtcuao 1Fibt1su.

Epssial Dispoteh to The Catou1o TribrEn.
CINCINNATI, Got. 2--The community Of Ham
ilton, Butler County, O., suffered ahock this
morning by the suicide OF Mr., e. G. Dyer, senior
member Of the wel-nown firm Of Owens, Lane
i Dyer, machinists, whose work is known all
over the United 6tntes. Mr.. Dyer went to a
hardware store this morning and bought re-
volver Of the most approved make and pattern,
observing to the salesman that he
had a pistol. but it YVES worn
out He then repaired to the pattern-room Of
the machine-works, aud three hours afterwards
vas found lying on his back dead, With his left
band firmly clinched, and the right gFasping tho
revolver The bullet had passed through his
head from right to left. and YVES found fat
tened on the floor, having struck the wall
ana rebounded after scattering the mans
brains. The desperate character Of
the oct WAS seen IN the fact
shat the suicide tested the reliability Of the
weapon before turning the fatal instrument
against himself. A1r. Dyer was nearly GO years
of age, had d lovely wife and two children, and
to ali appearances enjoyed the o'u}ence his firm
is popularly regarded as able to command, and
vet the only cause for the suicide is assigned to
pecuuiary embarrassment
, 1875-10-03
MASONIC.

dRAyp LODGE OF nA1SoS.
Tho annual communication ID the Gsano
Lodge Of Illinois will be held in this city Tues
d.v, Wednesda~@.nd Tbotad1y OF this weak.
Tba sess,enE7 sil -l.s4h Tuesday at 10 T. m at
Mccormick Hall, and the annual address viii be
Hh1;rsfed by NJ ". &. III. G. E. LounsbuIy-
Some .of the standing committees OF the Grand
1oace have been in session in the rooms adjoin-
;nr tbe hall for some days. The Committee on
Anneals and Grievances, consisting OF II. W.
umnhsrd. OF Centraaa; H. H. Nllmot, OF nli-
sno3;a. 4. ". Blakealey, OF Quincy; ]. E. Dyer.
~ Paris: and J. Holland. Of Hennepin:: were ali
present yesterday, and busy with An abundance
Torr OF 4he Committee On Chartared Lodges
xara in session aud making resdE their reports.
Thair usmes eze D. A. Cashuhn. OF Chicago ;
r Eukpatzick, OF Anna; s. C. Smith, Of Chica-
30: nnd D. E. Head, Of Carthage.
The COMMITTEES on Lodges Under Daspensa-
tion has also been IN session The following
tour are present: R:1H. Hammond, Of Mscombi
4. Ziecler, Of Cha16hS B. F. Newlan, OF Dallas
CITY; and T. IT. H4y, q CarmL
.Iffn Committees on Mileage and Fer baem nnd
CfedaatiAls will meet tomor7oR.' -
STATISTICS
Brother Drunmondss table Of statistics baowl
taat in As American Grand LcdGes theEs Cd
, 1875-10-03

N.ppracF2
A UCTION SALES OF HORSES, CAaS.4nd2 ~ s!tnrd,2
Commencing At 10 i. n, at WESTON COS t hacuon m
Rooms Nos la6 lss East WashnEton,st; n1ea ~
hand 1t private sale. Auio time to test Al
sold under 4 warranted ..x,s..,v
FAnr1ALcArALoGEE OF TuEsDA3a ehLEii h,rb
1cnE nid Kiad in iii Laruess aud under saddle tIee
from Tcr afraid Of anything 4an ia
Coud al day drivers, haSo tricks. and u,
be and road and family team Wa1fan.su ht
very fine aofre years OLD - sounH INK .,5d
frue In iii harness iree fton vces Of aoy ktn ~ Su
traveller Of good endurance and al e3ceisnt OF
'nase gSap Mare years old l5 hands high sound nd
kiud In al harness IRON VICE il very s!5sn
nal with long and " aud watsnnteo 10 tso9 Ii
Hw minutes or sale: one hack
Three tup buEgies built b. Goan ATenbroeke.
Two Top bngElae built By Wille;t
w3 phastons 1t ths bhst AXES dhe jpnr family
cara1o and hroe democrat wagons a! - Eooo as new
c1,n Of bay draft t5A h.nds higa; and yeafs
old eosud kind aad good workers IN t10le Or aouotS
ha1ness we.Ra 2o0 pounds, and sold onlJ TOE #ant o
use also double team hatness bnt LITTLE oseq
Team OF bay mules, old, weigh 70 pounds afa
sold under = full warrantee. .-..,,
Vita thcse shall sell full line harness OF all Styles
aInxs and double, new Apd scoood- Lap top3sES
Blankets whips halters aud full line Of horse Furnish
Also s,.s assortment Of othsE reelss And 20 other
good and WORK horses all Of which description
will bo civeu At time Of taD- -...-
SPEC:AL NOT1CE.-on or nbont October the 18th. Te
shall have lis circus hoEses they arc to be eod 10 ue
highess btdder without ntnlt Or ftIeIxe
Co1ne Il you want bargain. WESTON Go..
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08
NOTES HERE AND THERE

The glass cutters and packers at the
glass works commenced work this morn
ing, for the first time since the factory re-
resumed.
The coal mines of Lewis & Weather
head, at Coal Town, are now undergoing
repairs. and will be ready to resume bust
ness on Monday, after having been shut
down for two or three months.
Yesterday a boy found two small pic
ture frames, two rubber neck chains, with
crosses, small finger ring box, and sew.
eral yards Of cord, used by ladies wearing
wrappers, in the yard of Keator & Cos
saw mill. Any person having lost any.
thing of this description, can find them al
the marshal's Office.
Milton Howard and Fanny Dodge. 6
colored couple, were married to-day by
Judge Guyer. Milton astonished gooC
many people at the clerks Office by talk
ing in German to several parties. He wa'
raised in German family, and is know
in this city as ''the Dutch negro"
The waste from the tar tanks at tn,
gas works in this city, and in Davenport
is turned into the river. The other da,
we noticed, that at the ferry landing owe
the river, that the water was file,
with filthy matter. and the surface covere,
with an oily shining substance. the waite
being unfit for any purpose. We were in
formed that this filth came from the Daven
port gas works. The same thing appear
ed on our side of the river. Nothing il
the river at the time this waste is running
off escapes being tarred.
| Engineer Cramer, at the water works
is experimenting with a new fire alarm
Now, when an alarm of fire is given at
hydrant,a small whistle blows at the works
Sometimes this whistle does not stop blow
ing so as to designate the number Of tn
ward in which the fire is. Mr.. Cram er in
tends to remedy this by having a commo
door bell attached to the whistle by mean
of small lever, so that when fire alarr
is given the whistle will blow the alarr
and the bell strike the number of the war
from which the alarm is given.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08
Destructive Blaze at De Witt.

Tuesday morning, between and 2
o'clock, fire broke out in the wooden
frame owned by Mrs. N. Wallace, and &C.
cupied on the first floor by Cressler 4 Co.,
bakers and grocers, at De Witt, Iowa,
WHICH was totally consumed, The Gre
communicated to the two story frame ad
joining, 20 feet by 90 feet, owned and oc
cupied by Hastings Bros, grocers and
boot and shoe dealers. The building was
consumed, but the stock was saved in good
order.
The loss was: $4,000 on Mrs. Wallace's
building, $4,000 on Cressler & Co.'S stock
and $1,000 on Hastings l. Bros. stock
$4,000 The insurance was $1,000 OF
Mrs. WIS building in the German-Ameri
can of New York 1880 on Cressler 4
Go. S stock-St Paul $4,000, British Mer
camille $4,000 and 81, 900 on building O
Hastings & Bros. in German-American
In the second story of Mrs. Wallace.
building was the Office of Drs. Merry s
Courtes, whose loss was $500. So the
total loss was 81 200, and the total insur
ance $4,000.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08
Cordova Items.

CoRDovA, III Sept. 9TH, 1870,
To the Editors of the Rock Island Argus:
Monday morning at 100 the large
stone grist mill. at Princeton, Iowa, OPP
posite this place, was seen to be on fire,
which consumed the entire building, ma
chinery, etc.
During last night sometime burglars
entered the drug store of H. W. Rath-
bun, OF this place. Mr.. r. says his loss
is not very heavy, as he only misses few
cigars as yet.
The frost has done but little damage in
our vicinity killing in few patches of buck
wheat. Wheat will average 10 TO II;
oats 40 to 60 per acre; there is no end to
corn and potatoes. Farmers y,for many
years their prospects were never better.
W. G, Marshall has been shelling corn
for the past week in order to make room
for the large amount he expects to buy this
coming fall and winter.
Mr.. Wynkoop will soon have his two
new lime kilns in running order. He will
then be able to turn off 25 car loads Of
| lime week, Yours truly.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

A CHANGE AT THE Boston BAZAAR
Messrs. L. S. Gates & Co. would inform
the public that they are now going out of
the dry goods business and intend to de-
vote their time to the sewing machine
business exclusively, and will sell their
entire stock of dry goods, notions and
carpats at net cost There has never been
any Misrepresentation Of selling goods at
cost heretofore, and the public may be
assured that this is no humbug, but that
they mean just what they say. They
recommend the public to call early and
secure bargains before the stock is
broken. 7-20-d&w2m.