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WANTED The owner of n brown.
broucho mare, branded q, which
has been running with the Subscrib-
er's herd for II month past. The mare
has been taken up, and the Owuer is
requested to prove his property, pay
charges and take her away Apply
to II. GLAFCKE, LEADER Offire.
az d&w2w
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And now Hayford, the Auditor.
goes once more for Glafeke. He has
been after his scalp for several years,
butthe old, lying opium eater has only
succeeded to earn for himself the ridi-
Guile and loathing of all decent men
in this Territory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-21

No train from Denver for three
days, and nothing is known in regard
to the condition of the Denver Pacific.
formidable than it vas supposed, and
we may have to organize a bull-team
express for the accommodation of
travellers and the carrying of Uncle
Sans mails.
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SABBATH SERvIcEs.-Usual services
at the Congregation Church, morning
and evening. The Good Woman, -
Evening theme.
The Sabbath School connected with
this Church will reopen at the conclu-
sion of the morning service.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-21

The members Of the Red Cloud
investigating committee will return to
Cheyenne to-day. Senator Howe and
daughter, Messrs Harris and Faulkner,
members of Congress, left Fort Lara
mie yesterday for this city.
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HE-Onr Authorized Advertising Agents tor the
LEAnxR Are. ia New York. s. ". Pettengtll s. Co.,
q, Park Row. Geo. P. Rawell a Co.. 20 Park Row
~. Louie, Rowe & ChesmAn, Cor. Third and
Chsvtnut streets, 81 Louis Advertising and
Publishing agency Chicago. II II. Chandler.
la south Clrk street; Philadelphia, " W.
Aver 4 Son. Ts SAnrorl Street; ana Coe, Neih-
eriil 4 Co.. Bulletin building.
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Hon. Jason b. Brown has arrived
In Yauk OH, Dakota. and will take
part in the second trial of Wintermute
for the killing of Gen. McCook.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-21

DIR. Barkwell, Mr.. Joslin, and
Capt, Winsor, chartered Abney's new
stage coach and have taken their fam
lilies out picnicing down in Colorado.
They started out in high colors bright
and early this morning.
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Mr.. Lelghton's new Hotel on the
corner Of Ferguson and Fifteenth
streets, is to be named the Pacific
Hotel he expects to be ready to re-
ceive guests on the first of October
next. The Pacific will Undoubtedly
be one of the finest and best kept pub
lie houses in the Magic City.
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WANTED To RENT.-A cottage,
cOniaInIug four ur hve rooms. IN n
good nriglil IrhoOd, east of Eddy
s;reet Inquire AT the LEADER Office.
aug20-6,d
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Extra copies OF the Daily LEADER
can be had at Hollis post office news
rooms. nj 10 O'Clock in the morning.
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Strayed from the stable of Mr..
Roger, corner of rhOInes aud 2Otn
streets. August II, n dark, bay colt,
two years old. No brands, black
name and tail; black feet; had on
head-stall and halter strap.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-21

OPEN Air SERvICEs-Sunday after
noon at AZ O'clock, in front of the
English House. Music secured.
Usual services morning aud evening
in st. Marks Church.
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Bean & HotteL wholesale dealers
in grain and feed, corner of 10Th and
Reid Streets. Grain loaded and I'M
loaded from the side track.
je29-deod If
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p. II. Fisher, Agent for the New
Howe Sewing Machine, the Best
Machine in the world. Corner of
18th and O'Neil. je9-d3m
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A good Iaundress is wanted Mt the
New York House, Laramie City,
Wyoming Territory. Address
LUDoLPH ABRAMS,
a20 6td. Laramie City, Nyo.
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PRESBYTERIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tomorrow at IL a. m. aud 7! p. M,
by the pastor, Rev. J. T. Cowhick,
who will arrive from the east to-day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-21

A fine, new piano, two book =
q cabinet office desk, letter press and
stand. Inquire at the Union Pacific
telegraph Office, Railroad House.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-21

-All kinds of MINERS tools and
hardware at F. Schweickert's, Six
tesuth street. tn23-dtf
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BIapk legal forms OF all kinds for
sale a the LEABER Office.
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PROCLAMATION.
To he PeopG Of Wyomi~g:

ny IouS ". ruAYEv. OF THE TERI
TORY OF
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-21


O.. w. FRENCH,
Secretary of Wyoming Territory
, 1875-12-24

H11|f or Fh"leH.
pnltAnrlru,A, Ia. Dec. 2o.--sorvcea It tho
prayor.meetiug OF Moody and sanxoy were well
attended to-day. After singing and PRAYER. A1r.
Moody Addressed the congregation on tho sub
ject Of prayer. stating that wo must ask III our
prayers in Cbts.'a un,na and for His snko, aud
uot our own. Tho speaker quoted tho text
~here Christ pl omhed His disciples that what
they aske.i Of tLo Father in His uame Lie you'll
giye 1t them, anu rs.narked that III PRAYERS that
injunction should be followed. Furthermore
PRAYER SHOULD TO for tho glory Of God and not
our own. Many mother prh tor her soN. not
fur :l,o glory Of God. but that sho may IAyo
moio ps!uce ut homo. Tho speaker, after ou-
forcing she6e iieaA in variety Of wayR. cou-
clullea by = strong appeal TO the congregation
she ncceesity Of its conditions enumerated
above. Tho congregation thon sang ''Guide
me, Oh, Thou great jehovah" and after pray-
er wrFo AismlBBcd.
Tho serv,cea Mt the depot church tonight had
special reference to tho Christmas seasoiI, It
having been determined upon 10 hola no n,aot-
ing to-mHrow OK Saturday evcninK. About 1000
persons we're rresont. There waa no perccptible
falling.off In tho interest. Mr. Moody read from
the second chapter Of 14uko the story OF Dcth-
le,eln. saukay sauG impfessiyoly The Ninety
md Nine. after Which Ioody delivered the dis
courAo, his ta1t being taken flo1n tho tcnth
verso Of tue chapter aboyo roforred to: " For
behold bring yo1 good titingB Of great jov."
On h,s Aearers the necessity Of belief IN these
t'diags aud tito acceptance Of tue great Christ
inns gift given by God LII tic person Of His Ouly
bon thu eA7lCr
Tue In4uiry-rooms, after tho meeting, wero
unusually well filled,
, 1875-12-24
Turkey increasing The Strength
or llcr Army and Navy.
Tha Indian Insurrec.ion Assumes Uonaid
erable Proportions.
Action. o! Tho French Assembly On Tho Eicc-
torai Districts Eii

lt}fkE +.
PROGRAMME OF liE; NORTHERN POWERS.
DEn1.tS, Doc. 21,-1: il stated that the nti'c-
pal feature Of tue sscat powers' propoaitiou rol.
ativo TO raforma in Turkey IN that an1basBa-
doris of neutral powers at Conatantnope shall
exercise permanent control il! tho EXECUTION OF
reforms til lhe provinces.
TURKEY AA3ifSb.
V1EHNA. Dec. 21.-Thn J'oht,cdt Correspond
encc newspaper reports tho Sultan tpnuding
forces on aea mud land. Ships md caunon have
been ofdeEod.
4 conspiracy against tho C,.iet,ana in Turkey
1'ns beeu dlecove, cd. atIi thirtys Turks ,mpll
Gated have beon artostcd.
MONTENEGRO.
LONDON, Dec. IA Eerln dispatch to the
Times says tho Prince ot Montenegro has coi,-
cladod negotiations for a loan Of million Of
dollars w!ncb the s|ayonsans believe 's g!'arau-
tced by Russia. 1t ID also reported TINT All
American agent at Cettigno has Engaged to
supply tho Prince with cannon aud rifles.
Tho Aionlonegrn official Journal publishes an
article warmly pr1lssns Tho Insurgents In Her
xegovina Tho Times correspondent remarks
that The outy explanation OF tue attitude Of
Montenegro s that the Government has been
led 10 hopo that 1t will shortly bo allowed to iu-
terfcEo.
TIE NORTHERN Eo1E.
1oNDnS, Dec. H-5 q. u!.-A telegram from
Vienna to the Times stated that tho noto oI the
northern -powctB containing. proposals for re-
forms In Turkcy Is abont to be set,t to the Gov
ernmensa Of France, Great Bsitnu, aud Italy,
With an invitation to 3o'n in tl4cr A,ippors.
TIE LoHD0N rlalEs' ADVICE.
The Tin,es. In leading article, says: ''Wo
arc prepared 10 nrge that the clause Of tue
treaty OF Paris fosbdd,nz Intervention, between
the Sultan and biz subjects he teHctnde1; that
tho P0wefs may be permitted to intervene il
necessary for tho common interest; aud that
Turkey 10 considered "a naodaug tho tutsiaga Of
Eurufc.n
, 1875-12-24

ing dshwn from ciatofn htuatad under
sttro rpon In the reat Ut tho house. Tho raler
nha drawn III by l,nok aud psil through ntrsp.
ho1r IN tho tlo0f If thla room. In the kstell+",
"hcEe tho n'othor. VA. hna,Iy en.sacad \! "o7A.
wtFo two ittc children. 0no toy ut yehrd. as.I
lilo other hLtle g.rt only snnrs Old: Ihs
motller wAs bMHy with lar washing, anil from
ttmo to ti1no caAt nAncea ~ tho 1tlo ones to Aes
that thov were all night, Suddenly abe noticed
that. tho babe wax missing. Sto cslled, but
ncxs soon. she eucnyostI that tin lii Of tho
ristern waa d,sulared. With horror she r',st'eI
to Tho E'hce. and, falling on h"r knees. be8fad
dawn Into the darans.s. there nhe sa% tns
farm Ut ler lltto ling s:,Ii struggling In tha
water Without waiting an instant IN e"uriAt
the tloc',. the aponxtsi m,'le, esre,, down in'o
tho dark ciatcrn in Tin ho;'e ot tes2Hilg her
Ieot III III dsnsh. s".S,ne tho Isn.. tho
mottar found to her horror tha. a1so
with her child. In her agnny ehe stretched up
aud thraw the babe ont OF the trap. on tho iloor
Of Tho Kitchen Then sl,n INT forth every cUort
10 drag herself M Lut Of tho cinsarn. h,lk waB
wholly unable 70 do no. sho continued hoF e1"s.
ttonx coa-iug nnly whoa exhausted. She scsearn-
ed for tho little hoy. who Wa with her IN tbs
holse. sni At las. nlAtls him understand that
his father maA to hs brought. liahtening
to- thu shor the iitt!o fellow trad 10
te'l his father. hut it waa ZONE time
before tho 1uau unaelAicoI HAT hD tnuHt 70
to the house. In tAo meantime tue mother con-
She auceoedcd In rasinR heraelf UP 10 that slla
could catch glimpse OF tho litste Qua, and there
sbe clnuE and saw hcr bAby dir. Tho little ons
ttruGglcd for somo t1uae, aud lilo father wien he
cA'ne seut for Dr.. Eue.l. Before he cano. bow
ever lfo waH extinct. Coroner Harder WAS
notified Of the accident and vent out u Greeca.
lie TOOK tho salefnonts Of the parents. but did
not thluk It necessary 10 bold an .nqueat,
, 1875-12-24

from Deo 29. lA75. ill .tu1y 2f, 1876 on arcount
nE tho insrceHsthto condition OF tho cIuat1y at
this scasun of thc year.
:. Tho Trnet"ns Of lfincoon f'oI|cgn BustAin tim
md ieiuHo IL change the Inv.
nnttttnn tInH 1,cnil tr.annln'f to Tho Common
Council VI iaansitlg. a,cil.. asking for tho right
I. nli! city ratlwny through iva ht,eots Of
that city.
The lansing {sIicll J Hep',lficnn publishes tho
ntln.5rr II h"w but'f},ngs errctei 1T that city
t1nen May ~: 1913, Ut value ahn;a e2iL rl,ow-
'iE: G'l buildings Of an cassnatnl value Of
.:i7a0.9.
Yesterday tho Executive Cnmmittoe OF tho
Mirhigan Agricultural .>nGEe.7. r,Ntng Ut ue-
tsu!t. dcc:dai to hold tho fair i've das4 COM
'ncncing :@s,t. u. without dnc,llnx the locatiop
~ tho tais. Tho COMMITTEE last night Adjourned
sine de-
, 1875-12-24

by ths majority. The representative of the st. Lonls,
kssr ~ snrsturn lo Scrsr. refused 10 lrlarftrs
VIII VII s,s A,on aa',nurh .. thts road ~. aI"ut .he
ot ~cst 'lnt contracts, and ~ 9ss eonlbcsors had
HI esteulel list.
Mr.. James Smith, Of .ho ChIcagn K Atton na!lroal,
h:s1e1 10 my that hT was always tnR fpr tho ssks
IT :tee an1 h1rmony, to giant any reatc nahe con-
s1n st .xat b. 70 n,;l ens. foE suo ,sss,ns ~
'a'd. II thu other roads without dong IN Justice to
tho hercstA b. represented. IT. view Of The Actinn
dli no desire u b aptear that he alone, without jutt
c"'tet re.-tet1 tho prepared alTancs Of wc.t-bond
rhtts. lie drree his therefore might also 10
aElsta unn the minutes.
In violation n former sgrcemens sfr. smltl s,sd.
s:'t 4, ea faith 70 'hs otusr l,rl!cs the Atlantic
st. Louis. tho Hannibal 1t. Joe from Hannibal. and
the chl'sgo. Ellington t4nln y from Chicago
ayo 1:a' eontr,s, st low ..s extending Until
kalsas, foloralo. nnd New Ne1ten. and contracts
# '' by he Ch'caRo. I'm Iingtou Qutny from New
that shall 10 made from Chicago 10 tho wtas.
ny :, could not enn.ent to l<stslsate 'vrh "a
. T's9 .o un ,et 9 %,rs.' n 4 4, Gntc.so
Alton lbirotd. ~ tuch discrimination ags!nst CHI
caao wond force The "et.ern tuyes to max" Al! he,r
po[tcy to discourage this and cultivate 1nlus
tries; that It would La better for Chicago sui st.
louis ncs to establish reasonable rates 10 sne Vest
and III ce merchants to trade at tlnre fnts rather
thhn TIRE them 10 ~ Ea- aud then carry tr.r gaud+
through Chicago or II. Louis At iuinpay low Ira-
VI IAtt, NH.tE All QIFeAtb1-
ably tRh rata from ChitaRn or st. L,1is. na ats ,
slated tLat tho Chicago Atou had fabfu tsefrp1
II agreements. Other roads had dlsseg7rdoi Theirs.
nl b" had teen ao!d out often hhs he deter.
mined nut 10 ,ted IN this Instance H. heteYet ilr
rtr+et rsts Chicago to Kaus4s City thr.s "; aes-
md. t: third A5; tnurth. 3': fh, Jp-~ete, alnaer
The s3rtunst ncet tuo high, but would Are t them,
but could not c,useIs TO the PROPOSED advance.
The Chicago Il Alton RAILROAD certainly de-
aerScs tuucll credit f,r tho noble stan.l It t.4a
taken for the lntcrcsts Of Chcago anil its slItp-
peis. Lately Sir. tatrca Smith, tho Gone, 81!
Freight Agent of this road. has ss,t agai,s {,
the Southwestern lrouts toma.e con!1acta with
shippers and give special advantages 10 thoHo
who will purrha 20 thoir GooIs iu Chicago.
Since wr,t4n1 the nhars, informant il. has
reached this o:llcc that freight rates from this
clty East are weakening. aud thors II proba-
blIl;y that \ few days more viii req
THE COMBINATIONS BROKEN EP.
Tho GRIND TrHnk Rallroad Yesterday altar
noun made tereral contracts for fneals a: =
ceElts tnto ts.. tho combustion price beng 81: !
cents. 1t i. alAo tusm4e'f that they we're tak.
III. le+H than combination rates on cDsu to Aev
England. AZ il known tlIat they lave made
tou'e 1a:go contsacta ~tIlin tho last day Or two
III shat direction. nllle tho pooled roads hrs
hardly doing anything.
, 1875-12-24

Erteta( NADdtth to Ihs CHICAGO Tribune.
Yr. rAu1, Minn.. Dec. 23.-Soren'y. three ros-
olltiouB purporting 10 have been adopted by tho
meeting Of Catholics Of thia State gathered to
wltncsa tho conservation Of bishop Irolnnd
protest aen:ust tho Presidents removal OF Chief-
Justice Dunne OF Arszona, ou account Of hts
position On tho comlnon-scLool question, dec1ar-
lug II yiolasiyo Of tho spirit Of tho First Con-
stitutional Amendment. Tho resolutions fur
ther condemn tbs policy wich would stHo dia-
cutsion by tho minority by appeals to rotigions
anthgontanl; Oppose Capitalization Of educl-
tiDlIat powoss IN the National Government; REQ
ognlzc tho equality Of civil and religious rigtlts
IN American citizons, aud declare complete aGrsa-
ment with tho yiewa expressed In judge Uunns's
lecture before tho A1tzoue Legislature, Fob. 2,
1a75. William Markoe. as lresideut Of the
meutinR, and j. q. Dooiely, ~ Hecrstasy. Sign
tile resolutions. The sgners arc prominent
Catholics Of tIia city,
, 1875-12-24

i3pettdl hspateh 70 Ths CA'caae 7rtbant.
PoIo. ILL.,. Dec. o3.-Ths Northwestern etato
Poultry Fair is now In full operation In this city,
md will closo On Saturday nsxt. The buildings
whore the exhibition IL hnll arc of immeuss
size, and the 800 coops aro arranged 10 sho. OIL
10 good advantage. The entries ara double
lhoss Of last yesr. aud the crowd. msda up Of
farmors with their wlyea and children, Ia very
largs. The Committee to a"anl prizes con-
1,eoca this afternoon. aud will huIsh tomorrow.
Cook Couaty IL well represented with flne
gancstara and utAhmAs. n wall - neaarlY al1
the counties Of Northern Illinois. at. Louis hRs
Pssniums amounting to u, 600 will be paid.
, 1875-12-24

EYerytltt.,v Tnt Nm 4cr~t,,. re - sncixu
y.,.,,,, T., s'',t.. - ~. tI,taa, ,.,,..''
,.,,.r n ,,sa =, ~ ,....n.,.,, =, ,,si t.
,. '.'"'' iN'. pt'' @''--''sa's st''nk Ut thl4 an-
h'ltos'on hha tecn very quiet ana pnAccable for
the past year, md tl.ore have beon no quarrcla
among tile o1acin1s for aonoo time III fact. none
.iuca Tin i,xcs,1patian ,ns,ioa,c MI he t.I ,yh,n,
.",'.s w." .',,s, ~ .,,..s."n4, ti;t x' 80"
WHICH rcsuItoa 80 a'sahttonsl5 to hlmaolt. From
appearance everybody bad supposed that the
present force nt tho Fcnssnt,ary, from tho
Wardou down 10 tho last man on tho wall garo
h.ad ~ hr,,,,or. ,x1,o,, ,,tor..,. ,r..s .a.s,,
"au. VI o1ou' "noes 'u.ot1oss "ese 'u"''!"
ca. Appoalaheea. i'ko 'ndasldaala' aro f'equent-
iy deceltful, and 1t isn't alwsyH safe to gamble
on their turning out ss OK pec.cd.
In ,ho,o n,aecful a,pus nj tin nr,.o, vero bnt
.,, s,.s, s~1';at, ..a,s,'. a.. a.,
.uo e"''u "u.eu p.esSaes Nno olo4u tne Pte'uo'
to tho tragedy; tie pretace, - It wore, TO some
thing we are not yet ready to call By ith proper
nama Thefa has ieau yeek of wAr, rocently.
At that stronghold; combat as ono might Hav,
between two Glatf'a'ors, With a. ret no decisive
result, the Corn.nlsEiouete. who act ~ umpires
In tho case, not having decided to whom tho VIC
tory belongs.
It seems that peputy-Tar leu Hall desires the
dEsharge of slr. Frank Murray. WHO for tha last
, 1875-12-24

Tie memories OF Madame yon Toss, "sikty-
n!nu Yasis ~ Tue P1uss.su Court" have jus.
teeu issusd II Ds,liu. Tbs iol1o aiug IL per-
koua! DESCRIPTION of Napossoa after the oysr-
tuIox Of Prussia.
II received him At tho foot OF the statra With
Countess Iausuzien. us IL remarkably ugly,
with 4 tat, puffy. biown face aud 4 pousy Attlo
bo1y wltnout tAa slightest hku,e. Hia Kreat
round syes roll nnsss!iy; The axp1 .ssiou oil hls
feature. u one o9 sevassy; le Looks tue incarua-
tiun OF success. A'nly tho mouth ~ hntIy cut
polite, .pot. lon1. ,lns ultA tha Qaasa sloas.
AUt Ahtu ultss on."
, 1875-12-24
lNDlANAPo 6LoO NtNCToN & WEST.
tRN.



*retsai u spa;th to IN: caica4a Tfltune.
1SD1ASAr0tIs, Ind. Dec. 2:.-rhe report of
Gcu. Georsa D. Wright nacelser Of tho In
diauapo|ia, Etoomngton Il Western Eai}toad,
slow1 that, duslag ths rast yoar, u m,lca Of
ucw iron Rnl steel rats lave beea laid, - (
miles Of side track pu. in, laG0J0 cross-t,es
laid. 2! mies OF track e1ayoleI. thir-
teen bridges entirely rebuilt, tlree sta.
tion-Eoascs built. ana eix rtock-yard5 !
fttol III. TIE lal,,1i.eh Of tho
.oupan: aggregate 80: l0tJ, which may bo
INCREASED b. .ntcrost and outstanding aims no.
vet adjusted. pnyntn:s l<vc been ma 10 or,
lllc 1o4.ug debt the PAST wear 10 the ,unt of
:52.i53, o! which F153Gl WAS ON balarese due
ntEcr roads anu : .U0j Oh rav-rcF*. TIie earn
,aTs TOR the past year wclo 81 ~. IT, Of whicn
$If7.5G7 Mas from freight and s359.igl IRON
psrsenrers. Tho fetal recept- wcFe al.47j.;:.!s.
and 'be total expenditure - 40 luA. Tia repof:
tlione general Improvement IN tho coalition
OF tue preHenk business nnd future prospects Of
tho tu4J.
, 1875-12-24

LOUISVILLE. KY., Dec. 23.-Extcnsivo srranga-
nenta 1ro bctng made In this city to celebrate
Mn.di Gras on Feb Q with an immense street
procession during the day and grand bal
msaquo at night. Nunerons clubs. societies.
banda, aud otAcrs. aro Masking preparations to
participate In tho procession. public meeting
OF citizens will bs called shortly, When commit
tees will be appointed and complete arrange
monts mado to ronler It SUCCESS. Posters,
c.1cuinss, and Invitations will he aeut to al parts
Of the Uuitpd 6tateH,
, 1875-12-24
THE GoVeRsoRsHIp OF INDIANA.

.Geectdi D'spoteh to The Chie1ao fytbune
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec. 23.-Tho Hon. D..
D. prhu having boon nansd In connection
with tho candidacy for Goyarnor on tho Repab-
lican ticket. writes 70 e. J. Langsdslo, editor Of
tile Green Cattle Banner Tint ho IL not and will
not b" a Candidate, Al tho nomination would IN.
volve the necessity Of an ac.iva aud Vigorous
contest which ho doos not fec, ab1p or wiling to
undertake.
, 1875-12-24

DETROIT. Mich, Dec. ga Tribune special
from Trarorao City Mich. announces the death.
II East Day. Grand Trayerae County, Of Henry
Stiles, an old pioneer. who was tho tlrat whito
person born In Cincinnati, aul mas resident Of
Detroit ut the time OF Hull's surrender.
ROCHESTER, N. y. Dec. 23~-Ex.CouQsessma
4. @. Wilder, OF Kansas. died in ban Francisco
this morning. Wilder was At QUO tlno Mayor OF
this city.
, 1875-12-24

!p$tf&s Diao1t'h to Ths Cjiltaa" Tfibuns.
Sr. Paul. Mlnu., Dec. 2s-Te!ograms from
Fort Liucon today Indicate that tho movements
OF tho Sioux 1ndians. which have bceu reported
to Washington as indicating hostile intentions
saainst tho Uppor Missouri .p0sta, arc merely
changes Of location. favored bv unneua! mild
weather, for tue purpose Of feeding Aud trap
ptuR.
, 1875-12-24

Indian suLpuarr weather coutluues at Sioux
Cl:y. IL. h,o1es keao o.,cn doorr. and no tires.
NnIt Las lcap fpulli :sr ! $50 oyt:a tnen on
tbs city I.llu 0, u ,n:a Ut real. at ceula Al!
Aaur.
4 Int tt Mo ~ ::,I ri '-cu'n !,as ecn thin1vd
t1Jti ~ .uuihs,t ,r .lnIfe hl!esu lt!auteF
y. :i5ns&4,u.+, E,'t ~ i,--.
Tha .sl'tf r..., As:At Eants in tho L :
, 1875-12-24
GnrltaIdi mud she Ubxtsttons in Tu
10y.

EAF11aJdl mud the UhTf8tl0n1 In TUF.
Roy.
Garibal9i has written the following letter to
tlo Chr1stian League lu a,i Of the Clristia,ls III
Turkey; "ln 1873 Was at Porto O.IyistL in
the Island OF Mltysone, tho ancent Lesbos, IN
wbich tho houses aru surrounded With olive gar
deus, the ent!re is!aod being cosetsd with them.
Having lapael. asked the Chrlstlau peasants
Why tho ollves lay upon tue ground and wers
not gathered. Tloy pseasantfy answered mo
~ would cosor lha coat Of ioin2 80, aud couse.
gueutly It WAS better to leave them ungatlerod.
Thls will give ~ idsa OF what tho Turk,sh uov.
s1ument Il. aud sha!l be with you heartily In
Kevsa from suon An 3ntoes&ble yoke"
, 1875-12-24

THOHHEBS OF IHE IS8EHHECiIUE.
SINGAPORE. Doc. 21.-1ho BRITISH troors in
Masacca havo arrived boforo kiutah, where tho
Eal,arajhh Ismal and Lela oppose them with a
considerable force. Gel. Cuboruo has asked
TOR rclnfoEcetnenta.
THE PRINCE or WALES At CALCUTTA.
LONDON. Dec. 2J.~-The Prince Ut Wales Iando,]
at Calcutta to-lay. aud bud magnificent rc-
ception.
, 1875-12-24

spteta! Dtspa&eh 10 Iha Cn.eaaa y4fauns.
LANSING, ltct., Deo. 23.-Ths wife Of tho
Eos. A. Me6'eeu, fouuasly pastor Of tha prca-
bytarian Church At Flint, L.s fallen lair, by the
ues!h Of her father In .tus:r3lla, to, an iMMcn:s
btAtes Cousul sx2ftlnR proof Ut oAreE,hip. Tie
only hstrs are Mrs. hc5MEuh sud ktr ttoIAer.
Whu are nov Ell route for ;hs BIZ iu-au41.
, 1875-12-24

SEs1at D,sDafth 10 Ths chseaao Tribune.
sIorx CRY. a., Dec. 23.-The stockholders Of
tue San Juan Mining Company held their annual
election OF Ui' sectors At Ysukton last nieht. The
following board WA o.ee.ou tor the ensuing
year, William Deck, E. u. OrosuleAf, J. q. Hill,
A!iwhnkDo; i. II. futile. Canon City, Col, a.
+. l!aywa1d, @. II. Hand, G. ". kingsbusy, q.
u. aIolutyre, J. II. Hanson, Yaukton.
, 1875-12-24
SUICIDE,

DETROIT, Mich, Deo. 81. F. Albfo. NEIL
known lumber inspector Of osooas, Mlcu. COM
mitted suicide to-day With pistol. No Cause Is
known tor the act.
.spec,a1 Dtspateh to ThS CAttuao Tribune.
ST.. PAuI, bilnn.. Doc. 23.-John Keller, Of
Company G, Twentieth Infantry, committed auI-
cldo 1t Fost Rlpley OIL the l5tA lust. Hs ouIias.
ID 1t Evansville, Ind