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The Other Side.
Communication from Mr.. ROuh, President o
the Miners Union.

Communication from Mr.. Rouh, President OF
the Miners Union.
Rock Springs, Nov. 18th, 1875.
EDITOR LEADER:
Having heard a good many rumors
in regard to the Rock Spring miners I;
about their being riOtous and this
place being in a general aproar, l
write to inform you that there is no
truth in these reports up TO date, and
that l do not look for any trouble
whatever, anymore Than will he made
by some drunken men or soldiers.
Now, Mr.. Editor, 1 will give you a
correct outline of the proceedings ut
this place. We, the miners of the
Miners National Association, hold
our meetings once in two weeks to
transact the business relating to our
interests, which may come before the
meeting. Last summer our pay for
mining coal was reduced from five to
four cents per bushel, at the same time
u promise was made by the company's
officers TO reduce the cost of provisions,
clothing, ETC., accordingly. This
promise the company has not carried
out, so our men claimed hat we were
justified in getting tack our old price,
five cents per bushel. A motion to
hat effect was carried at our meeting.
1t was also resolved to perform only
half work from Nov. 2nd, and to dis
continue work altogether on the Sth
of the month, If the company did not
come to our terms. The working of
half time was to prevent getting a
large supply of coal on hand, and at
the same time to give the company
time to consider ~ proposition, The
short time given the latter, l did not
approve of, it being contrary to our
agreement and also contrary to our
Constitution.
On Saturday, the sixth of Novem-
Der, we were to do the last work at
four cents per bushel.
Gov. Thayer and s. H. II. Clark,
General Superintendent, u. p. r. r.,
came TO the scene of the reported riot
and bloodshed on that day, but they
found the place altogether ~peaceable.
l think the people of Rock Springs
have been most wickedly used, in cir
culating such false reports, which
have reached the Atlantic and Pacific.
L am unable to comprehend for what
purpose U. S. soldiers have been
brought here.
1 wish to straighten out another
thing, as 1 always meal to be on the
square; and that is in regard to the
notices which have been sen out to
prevent miners from coming here and
telling them to let the miners here
settle their own affairs, which notice
was signed 'by order of S. Rouff."
l did not order those notices printed,
nor had l any power to do 50, except
by order of our association. The no.
tees should have been signed by order
of the committee, as 1 think they
were ordered by them.
If you will insert these lines in
your valuable paper, you will confer a
favor on our people here and on my
self.
9 PorEE
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Miss NJ. c. Rogers, direct from
New York, offers to the ladies OF
Cheyenne, at the first door east OF
COakley's on Sixteenth street, IA rare
chance to purchase the "newest out"
in millinery, which together with
the dress making department, we
doubt not will secure for her a good
share of their patronage. Miss
Rogers seems determined not to be
outdone in her line. nov9-lm
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w-Our Authorized AdverurInF Agents tor the
LsapER are. in New York. S. NJ. Pettengin & Co,
IdPark Row, Geo. p. R1Eell 4 CO., 80 PARK Row.
81. Louis, Rowel q hrrmAn, Cor. Third and
Chestnut Streets, ST. Louis Advertising and
Publ,uhing Agency Chicago. II II: Chandler.
ia south CLARK street; PhIlAdslEhts, y ".
Aver 4 Son, Ts Samoan Street; ana C"e' "eih-
erilI a Co, Bulletin building.
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-"PLEAsANT HOURS" will hold
their third sociable at the Railroad
House this, Thursday, evening. No
invitations will be issued to members,
but all are expected to attend with
out further notice.
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The condition Of the side walk on
Ferguson street, near the metropolitan
Hotel, is dangerous to pedestrians after
dark, and unless care Is taken the
city may yet be called upon to pay
heavy damages.
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Water! Water!
Water.

We will receive, on or about the
18th inst, the GREAT WESTERN
WELL AUGER. Our Anger possesses
a great advantage over many other
Augers in this particular. 1t bnres a
hole THREE FEET IN DIAMETER.
The value of a well of this size over
me-, - or 10 inches in diameter IS
apparent TO everybody
Wells bored, walled or tubed,
pumps put in and made ready for
use on short notice. For PARTICULARS
apply to BARNEY & FISK.
M. d3m
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The German Crown Prince is not
coming to this country, after all. Lager
Beer will, therefore, not rise in price.
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S. RoUFF.

Mr.. Fred. WengeT, took possession
on last Saturday of the bowling alley,
on Sixteenth street between Ferguson
aud Eddy, recently occupied by Au-
gust Huffsmith. His bar stocked
with the best goods, billiards and bow
ling alley make his place very attrac-
tive. novl7-3t
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DAILY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments. 20 cents per line, Nonparlel. each In
s-rtiun; 6 Insertions, s cents per line; ~
Insertions. S cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, BREWER. each riser
ton, Is cents per line 80 Insertions, 10 cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEApER all transient advertise
meuts . cents per line, FIRST insertion one
mouth. - cents per line six months, lOcehI-
per line one year, s cents per line.
CHEYENNE, Nay LIST, 1874.
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Legislative Preceding.
Wednesday Nov. 18th
COUNCIL.

The usual formalities being over,
the morning session of the Council,
was largely taken up by routine bust
ness. Mr.. North gave notice that he
would, introduce
A Bill-"For an Act to locate and
establish n Territorial wagon road
from Evanston, Uinta County, to
South Forks"
Adjourned till 2 P. nj.
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-McDaniel's benefit at the new
theatre, last evening, was a
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"A sleet storm prevailed in the
west last night.
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Curtis Bro, and Macks, yellow
peaches--Bartlett pears, green cages
and egg plums, for sale only at
LEIBEY & NICHOLS.
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Bills Passed.

a Bill-"For an Act concerning the
relation of landlord and tenant passed
unanimously, there being p ayes, and
absent not voting 5.
A BilI-'For an Act to establish a
Territorial wagon road from Green
River City, in Sweetwater County, to
Harncy's Fork, by the following vote
viz Ayes 10; nays l. Absent not vo-
ting 6.
Adjourned till = o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bills to be Introduced.
BY Mr.. HANNA.
4 Bill-"For an Act to amend an
Act, entitled an Act defining crime,
and providing for the punishment
thereof
By Mr.. Castle.
a Bill-"For an Act to repeal section
two, ~ of article five, (5) of chapter
four, (4) of the laws of 1862"
By Mr.. Andrews.
A Bill-EFor an Act to revise, codify
and print the laws of the Territory in
one volume"
A Bill-''For an Act to amend the
school law, it being chapter eight, (s)
of the session laws OF 1873"
A BilG-"For an Act to encourage
manufactures and manufacturing"
A Bill-'FOr an Act to legalize h
acts of County Commissioners of AL
bauy County"
House adjourned ill this morning at
10 O'Clock.
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To Dealers.

Coakley has a few more onions to
dispose nf at two dollars and ten cents
per hundred. Call and lay in a win
ter's supply while there is yet time:
oct23dtf
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All kinds of miners tools and
hardware at F. Schweickert'S, Six
teeuth street. m23-dtt
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Ranch Butter and Eggs at
n9-tf LEIBEY IL NICHOLS.
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Choice new buck wheat flour, at
LEIBEY & NICHOLS.
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Choice fresh Cider just received at
Coakley's. oct23dtf
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Apples, Pigs's Feet
and Triple,
Buckwheat Flour,
at
Pcase & Vaylor's.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Four Thousand White Ewes, from
one to three years old. Apply to
AMOS PEACOCK.
592 California street,
Denver, Colorado.
oct2O-2m*
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WANTED.-By a sober, industrious
and an experienced business man, an
interest in a reliable grocery or pro-
duce store. Can influence large con-
signments of produce, and will invest
means, all things being satisfactory.
Willing to work a month without
wages. Address &c Produce Bush
ness" Post Office.
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Five Thousand Seidenberg Key
West cigars, just received at
LEIBEY & NICHOLS.
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Coal OIL at
LEIBEY & NICHOLS
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"No, dear I shall M, die. Fetch me

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No, "ca' : -"s" NOV we. re''h me
"sne Ws.cs IN" e'. nooc"r
nss c"W" s"a ""N 'ne REQ "eh'
ps'e" On 'nc me-e''e, ana purple m,n.
s@a Wnh 'ne crimson ana oi'e OF Us
oank' 'ne e., whi'e 'acc 'sy on the
m"s', gazing piankiy upward WIN nSch
eyes ine .cs'' ',ics'ca over Mas IN
nocen, cheeh- as ne hes'ien ~ her s'de
s"a k'~eo her 'P' he' hahnr' ana her
nalr.
oh, hre-ceni, may not csll -pme
one 70 come ano ne'p you home7
NO. GEAR no, sa'd 'he young girl'
starting up VIC are n"' goine nome
any mo'e' we arc so'hg away "me-
"ner e'~' yo" ana ,oee'her'
Mh",, away ron Irier
ier' am urea Oh irier'
,no"gn' you sud You couid never
ie"'e ir'er; ana wha'a VIII Mari say TO
you
Un' MAX on MAX
"here snail we sleep tonight, u we
keep walking ON al thir rater
we s''a'' resi- on u'e roani ana To-
nhorro" we VIII travei Iurther' lhere
are o,ner 'owns pes'de- Ir'er' where III
ous.l,ous PeoP'e can get work 70 90,
oh' hrescenz' ! am aira'd you nave
gone mad' 'hose people pehind the
tres must nave been 'he wicked sP'n'.
we rcan aoout' ana they nave harmed
your =. i.
10 you know VINO they WERE MAXI
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Expsssye Of she WhIshv .ssS.

William Grosyenor write n Lon, ie,,.,
IN the Nov Vol gL.roLf .x,.-i,,u a..
wh;.Ly r;n,, a, :, ri. \,
.a"
aging eNp"s"'e W "e Aa"ih'''fats"h'
ne says
The ring openly boosted that II had .
power at Washington which could not be 70
sisted nor broken. Moreover, the membsss
undoubtedly believed II themselves. That
is the mysterious part Of the whole business.
No man who watched the proceedings VI
these people can possibly doubt that skey
were absolutely fearless OF exposure, and
perfectly convinced that their power So
greater than that Of Secretary br'sie~ him
self. Repeatedly they boasisd, even after
the exposure had begun, that they would
have him out OF the Cabinet within . lee
days. AZ one time they nAlnsd the day 90
which pslano would become seereiafy Of
the Treasury. They did not 20 about lie
men who had sny'hing 10 hide. DiAnesds,
Tor which ofheial salaries would not account.
were worn openly, and purchased, several
thousand dollars worth at = time. sithssi
attemptat eoneesimsnt ohheisls With mod
crate salaries lived with their fs,siliss a he'
teis, srPending obviously more thss their
kno~n ineome, and yet isads open puf.
ehAses oi costly summer residences. "
whisky operators "r discharged revenue
obeiais threatened 70 make exposures ~
Washington, they were calmly invited 70
"esposs and be -" not blessed. oss si
least uisd IL, made q dead failure, cane
back to ~. Louis. aud vss iold THAI he hsd
better keep biz mouth shut ia istsrs, o. be
would get sent TO the psniisntisTy for de-
frauding the goysrnmssL
When Mcdonald, nos indicted, wssi "a
Washington, he vas received BY the Pfsa-
dent and rode .lih him on iss ssssss
When the Prs.idsnt visited 81 Louis No
Donald was usually 10 bis eoiapasy, ssd ..
late "a October, 1874, when the rsssidssl
visissd the F.ir gIoanas. is the pssssnss sl
hfty thousand people, keDossId sss By ti.
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TnE FLA1axGO.


The red aamingo Zee up from the south,
Prom the land all witbcrci and rsrched With drouih
He cleaned on the sty ntc nsmisg brsnd,
blown from burning rTairie land.
lie wnded deep through The ank mersss, n.rf
In the skphire erSs and the oool danh srsss .
When the wind blew east, 10 the SEA he went,
Red as the sun In the srmsmep,,
Asd turned aside, with look sslant,
Al the dafiy eye Of tho cormoant. wHI
And the eagle old with hundred years,
PROM the height Of his vaulied eyre peers
when the wind blew west 10 the fields he -,.ed,
where the bluc-eyed gentisn lifts its head;
Asd The dew flushed ned 20 scarlet dye
On the iily's breast, a. he hosted by;
And here and there In the silent dell,
From his wing a scarlet feather FELL.
lie sailed on his way ss the mariner sails
With ssous hcsr's tearing nor winds nor gales.
On and on through the land he went,
fhs q feet aud royal messenger sent,
TIL he came a, last to an ancient town
Never map chart laid down.
Hi wearied wings heat soft and low,
For the dreary streets were Of muified snow.
The houses were counted by two aud two,
And the footsteps numbered were faint and few.
The ships that had sailed to tha, silent shore
Wore hound snow-locked, without mast or car.
The shrouds had vani-hsd--s dreary wreck.
with the troplc bird, on the lonely deck.
HIis eye grew dim In the cold, wan light,
And his royal Plumase blsnched snow-white.
lie strAised his gaze 10 The iarth~t north,
And again on nutlering wings went forth,
And sailed away, With his plumsee pale
Forever hid by snowy veil.
Whether he drifted east or west,
And gsr>d on mighty mountain eresi,
Or glorious sea With turrets high,
Reaching far up TO the Polar sky,
or drooped In death on a waste Of snow,
His scret none shall ever kiow.
lie lived his life on his errand sent,
And tracked the path cf continent. .tf'
whoever hse crvssed 10 that silent strand
Has passed beyond 10 an unknown land.
burieA IN sno~. and under the gates,
Proven and stark the sentinel waits
TIL the snow shall he lifted from off his breast,
And the pathway oleared to the grca, nor,bwestl
-1fLaa,c Monthly.
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4. =, - ,..'.a s.,,.' ~ A'.''''hs WV ny
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sour of the R,d;,,i ,.,.,..,,r. -,
wants are talking Of II,,,,.no g., -,
dent in Is7s Usrtr,rs, !. o,n,.. :.
wonderfully. A e.w ,,.,. 400 n,
gladly have -,ld Won. s,r ,he s,.,,Js
ofice II constable. al hisbot-..f .h,gbc,
position.
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r. "''s ~ ~ "oV"ns ns' zen "o"e
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n.N osltANs osaef'H es' saf, .
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,"o P"!"eAS s"ine 70 vote
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,'o'' ~ s"'ne " '"'e iof ofAn', an
u." f, e","e " run '"i oe i<gisia,nfs'
an "on -oa, i~ gsihe 70 ae renr
,en'una'y Aho"S ! does MI bio"p
,o"o '''e ". WA, u ~" Je'. QUE s'ep "om
ue ore '" 'ne ouue', an aAs IN de p~ni-
mummy nsee" aey ee' nsa" an
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au,no, " 20. ,o,.- o''' T" mus s'iuoea
~ y, 'pe "oD'r n,y-"1' hss ne iva
'"e u", " ."'', '~A'io,' ne sss'a
nav nav Poe.e@' ,ne Si,ef' Aha ins'ssn OF
e m'4e n ... so''' nss sSs .
M. ,.''n ~ ,'o'"ey ""us' ro"u"s
M "' NC 'n :" 'ne p'soe o'
,,.,, wy .N ~. sos' ~ a.'e o'.esa '~
'~ "'o"s -, .o""s . "'e" NC soe,a nave
s'"' o"' anu "'P' "' turning y" o"Ae
lHDISGToS being the only stsie on
Ger the Republicans elected ia Wisconsin,
they do not seem to talk 50 much about
banner State" in that connection.
Ludington went singly and alone 10
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spsrssss $3.50 - sAs ssss.

A core.Iondent ~ DE ~ IDsss 01u6s-
Brmevaf writes the fsiiosing - -
paper. Tbs rs.ashslar iscidsss 80
he chronicles oersrsed N . scsss auns
at Terre Hsuie, Indisns; Ailss ~ v
make brief statement ocncsrninrs Q ieck
of hair which ! ca, from The kssd u -
sppsrition, and 80 resur. ssswtsgiy q
its css se-cs<, " ubsk~sk d ~ -
and 10 the veg spa vhprs IL h<iaaosl
I only allude 10 this assis hasss ess-
tain parties. witnessing the saDs thiag.
have confidently ss.rftsd Thai ths isus
which cliprsd from ths essss q -
lady In whits evidendy tnveird hs<t -
its place By ussss u . ss>ly-sras siss
Nov, . aapls stsssasns ef ~ fsrss
viii readily .Ao~ hoe imps-ilAs As
wss
The sPpsd,ioa kssslsA bsssss ~.
thsrw her loss rsssa tsssurs fsssss1. ~
lowing me O. msks my osn si<cssoa-
Cutting % . large lock. cis~ - th< -nsip.
I drew II carefully through NY hssd.
then pa..sd ID 10 others. 10 ~ss hss'AsA
round reshsy- dosss pssssss sxsssss1
Il sfter this II sas sstssnSd ~ ts$ ~
partition. vho wmsiss-d is hes ksnsling
pasture clos by me. Taking ths hair is;e
her hands. .hs stretched n cot. laid hos
. white hsadtsschisf right ssds py
eyes, and ip fall ylsv u all ths os@pasy.
then folded lh~ Lssdhssesisf ssss u.
Hsyisg doss his sbs sssissd
viibin the esbisst, and eIs-d The dor.
which placed hsr Al ths distance of st
least nins fsst from the ioet u hair.
While ths doss ~2s yet sis~rd ~
haBdtefehisf deliberately uns,ld~d - "
lihed by insisibls ssgss.. and shs hsss
b<vsa 10 noss. so~ plsos'i NE Aspss
Of my nrht bssd spsn ihs ezrI~i. slssiy
and carefully s~~piss lLs@ ssiiss'y
rosnd the 'kerchsf. thus nstiss II
doully sure lLst NJ hns thread ef virs
oolnseisd the hair 10 any cay eth ~
L~ing from who's hsai bad ebrtrsd a.
ysfy sun the Lses VI s.ls bsssird fss@
tbs hAadksfcLlsf osls The czfI<s. ssd b.
gao moving zoe .Tds he esbia~l iisiof~
IL rssehsd the threshold tLs sppsrities
o,sped The dor aud esnss cut ne
hair isspsd upon hss Witt skiss. -
slo~ly elinbsd 10 hsT shsaidss. isso
4 .sos u saadssl, sPssss " ssf esvsn.
ssd .ssmsd " plan, iisslf alcs tbs sssy
spo, from ~hieL IL bal bsss tatss
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"Il ihsd ls.sass 1 sesld ssssir that
.ssk plsos IN my isses." !" I'D . kfssa
Iis Lad soss. bs.sssI. sId -hiis dnsh-
ins cider ~i,b q ssishio'. the oyss bpss
IN sSd isjsIsd . pfims pace u eers.
@lf had islsufs.s sala . ~hasisdSkt
Lac, -ints'. u ~osld slss ~ .lsysvsps.
flf kil,s "a n ssi s-is. Nat No Nd ~
had tins. aud sLss M. .ssp ossshs sss
.nd bsnnsd do.s hs f,ssa tlns Y bald
sn0,Lsr ~ I bad klssis," sid .
msehsnlf, II .i,pgid haze ny ssst Doe
ias s-,H" Ihs R.s ,Lials lls ,iss he.
ls.s al lssssp.sa. bs, Ls ssss's 81 ssss
lill sils, sasIl-s hs quit .sss 81 sss
o'eL.k, ss.asssi sls-s .ilss sisss', s,si
s,sHi lss Lsass 90 Ma .ssssi t.isiss
s,n-a- sliL as DdkL ~ h-i kl~
uis, F" s.la . mssLssi. 4 -osis ~ s.sss
sitsnilon " 40, s,sSssis. sA1 sssia W
400 alilssi bliis ssn rn~sr<iyr hs
shsnss u. @y flssa. " ,ss ~ ssssss.
yos .oslsi ,sD,'.biy ~ 's- sAss~~ -
tlas msiisG
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cf the rp.ssyi.ssss k<p-Aa.e.s. o.
then s~-v.ir~i q .-a~~. $50 aNas
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ehoie.. TIE s.s~<i.s q sks s.-.~s q
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csms ~ isisiy is tss .ksr> q Fsss~--a-s
te smsnd The Cessllfsfiss . stsT< u sk.-&
al rolitie.i I..r,iss sac p-ra~r<ss. sssss
the lesssh u ti~s - a. ss~s-~ q s.os
Coz shick say zoe pss.ss s.sn - sig.<As
fss No eA~~ II fs~~iAeet ten - -
smenamsst b sS.r<ss Ne F.-y.. 90 90
se rs.tnessa is sAss sA-i~s =, sss-sss~s
farshss thea they sss ressi~ssa q I. 80.
sssivisy. es>. ., nay hsrr~s 10 a. ssssss
hissesy of The es~~ssy tAss - 1900 -
Erecs,ise hsc..-s ~ k.s h~es slsAs Sss-
In enes ell rrsse s.fsstsss,s " - ~
sssrees. The iaes tksi ssy ess e~sit stsss
himself rrs.isess - ssss s~s~si~sas 49,
elf. 10 pvrs~tsrss. n 10 rssessi~s sr>s
the irtslisseses ed r-sss~<ss-- Il - 80
PIE 10 s~rrsss sssh sAs~s Ass - -
destroy his chs.ess fef shs ese., - -
os. esa force sn siecsias - s.es s-~lssp
tica.
Torecspitslsss. Q s~ .ss. go ssss
ever bses, Q esadia.is fss r-s~.lssx>~~. I
would no, sooept q s~~issss. u q vsss
rendered. asiss !. shssif esss ss1o -
eiresm.sssess o. - ssks n o. sopssuss
du,y-- -cirss.ssssees s~s hksiy 3. s,>>-
Only . few week. rse. "a fs> vsass-.
President Gran, delivered him~'f. ,,st
ously under the insrlrsiias - Ass~n.<y-
General Pierepso,. q he t,is6 -
something had -h.prrp-S 10 ~ h6asy
of the country 10 mshs J, d.-~-sw~~ "
change 40 Executive t-csn< h. -
t~en eighi year. in y9cs." shst se@s-
thing being the cppossan'sy Z 49,
hing q rlis ious eyu>sds s<sin6 -
Am~rscsns ~ho seuss shs Is,sr q n~ss
a. - hssd u NJ eosle~ss>ssasl s<1y ~
whieh thsy bsloas.
Aud nov che rssnsyisss,. hsvshis
oass. having esrrs>d IN el~cssaa th<y
snnoune thwash their orrsn. fssnsys
Czrs~sck. their resdinr-< 10 ess th< ss.e
lutions which thsy sor~~sl. rs--a sG.s.s
a tkinl term, and 10 acoeps PrenArss
Gran, a. the nominee ~ their rarity n<ss
wear. The ns-'er u eight. ,sss~asS
ofbce holder welding sss cs~rscs g~ss<
of his party In every bs~p~ra;sr stss.
in which the deliberate selee a ~
people has pronounced Aesiss sAss.
feels strong rnoash. with the hsip - ~
conuptionists In thc- hssss- vhieh -
unhappily ssiIl Republican. 10 ssr~ ~
nomination be dr~iscsl
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-03
ASIDYL or rHE MosELLx.


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It was evening in the ancient town Of
Trier; the Angelus was ringing down
from the great fortress, IKE Dom the
little carts. and stalls had vanished out
Of the market-plsce, asd the carved
saints, clustered on the fountain, smiled
benigniy IN the -etsins sun. o4d ~o~e"
~ strange heae dresses, peads anu DOCKS
? hahd, passing in anu ou' vi o.' "o,
dolPhus curious gates young g'''s' WIN
long hir' pia''eo ha,', mover ~ eso"Ps
across ine op'n space orh'aa' "n,~nnS
seone upon 'ne paiconle' o' ,ne ,'o'ne ~
,, naas Wv s"Yf~ep p, - - ~. ao,.
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