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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09
Ste fraus0ri@en aronotamanten,

Die ran36iif9en Srons
9 tdmonten 1inb iebt tuieber in 8ariS
etllgetrofen nno III BET OoulGnenfammer
a%ufbepabrt porben. 9teielben reprGz
i%ertiren einen '8srtb pom 20, 600, 26O
Tra1cs a Wttlltonsn Dollar @olo). Die
bauptia9lt@lten @eseultdnbe biloen Die
&rone, Die aus 52O6 9iamanten, l46
Nauten, So Sappbiren bei1ebt, beren @ee
pt9t 1872 &arat lit. 0ieie @bclitetne
ltno auf 1856, 9O4 Trancs SO GenttmeS
gei6GBt. Terner atpet S@perter, Der
Stern oeS Dr6ens pom Deili9en @eifte
i'm Wertbe BON 1926, 900 Srancs, bier
pra6tpoue S@mudc aus Diamanten,
Smara9oen uno SIrftieu, elm SeoerbuiD
oer &ont9tn Wlarte Antoinette i'm Wertbe
bon 273,ll9 Srancs u. !. ID. s5n oieier
Nuf8ablung lit tEoeiien ipeOer Ger 81 e.
gent" nod Der vSancD" begriffen,
Die 5tpet Goslftetne, Deren 0eiNiWte See
oernaun fennt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09
8etterfreTeT.

Den berftdu6Ben n0rbIi6en uno SIbs
Ii9en Siibrern bet Sppoittion I'M n16s
1ten @ougrele 1T ~6riueeno 81 rat3eu.
baB Tie ben SeMerfrel1ern inter ben Iiio>
It6eH 0enlofrattl6en Witgliebern einen
feiten Hns ltrengen 3Gum ullo 3ugel ans
Iegen.
S6on i'm ieBtgen Gonareiie nerlu6ten
fi6 e~inaeIne bieier Seuerfretier in Denr
Rrautluntertone, in ipel6em bic Sfld=
penbalter Dor benz 8Irgertriege i'm Gon=
greiie gu reben pflegten. 90 mari }. 8.
Der Senator un0 e6ennIige ii6li6e @e=
neral @oroon bon Georgia l9on mebrS
mails nit 9ueu>9 robungen Mllo bergL.
I'm fi9; uno tnl 9teprGientantenbauie
betrugen 1i6 oerartige Geute nod 1ln9eS
bobeLter. sic i1eiuen ganS bergefen 5u
baben, oaB Elm 9epalttger Slrgertrteg
Der iioliden ytegerbaroneni6aft fur tns
mer elm Gnoe gema9t bat nno DaB ieOer
Batrtot I'M gtoroen itol5 out oteie @rz
ruusenidaft lit. Die SubIi6en fouten
ii6 pObl Bitten, oieS sere6te Selbitz
bepuBtiein n0roli6er n%niontlten gu be-
Ieioigen, benz oaiiel6e ldBt nt0t nit it9
ipGBen.
gm unberi6GmteIten bat es Ser 1ioz
It9e Sitter Sobn young 8rpwn getrtes
ben. nno bod bate cr allen @runo, be-
i6ei6en 3u ietn benn in elmer 0ffentLi6en
Neoe, bic cr, alerbin9s nod ais Wtil6z
bart III ieiuem 9e~imatbsftaate GentudD
beim @usbru9e bes Srteges gebalteM
bat. forberte CT CUR @rmor6ung Der
u%ntonttten auf, bd1te alio aue llrid6e,
fir n0rblt9e @roBnlutb bantbar Su ietn.
SrOpn's 8etra9en in Der Sibung oes
nattonaleu N69eor0netenbauie5 pom 4.
SebruGr fam ui6t nit Der v6tbe beS
Gefc6ts" entI6uIoigt tperben; oenn CT
bate 1etne Eeoe 5uDor nieeer9ei6rieben,
uno iie ma6t bur6 Die font Dem Seuer<
freifer ni6t eigene fIble bosbafte Bes
re9nune einen unit 10 i6limmeren Gins
brud. Oils i'm Der Spre6er Blaine
fraQte, OBJ CT nit ieinen 9tustGQen ni9t
elm Mitolie6 oeS 6auieS meme, be-
tbeuerte CT 3tpetmal, oaB otes ni6t Der
Sau fei. gia66em CT ft6 bur6 bieie
feieen &iigen oas @eiteripre6en erm0gz
It6t bate, ertLdrte CT pl0Blt6, oaB CT
unter benz Derru9ten W0roer, Der ote
&ei6en Der bon ibn 0emoroeten nerz
i6a6ere, ben Sen. Butler perltebe.
8te am Sage subor WcSean bon
Xsr9s, 10 iniulttrte Sroiun pen 0en.
Butler tpegen ieines BON aIen l~ntontiten
gebtutGten militGrii6em SertabrenS ge>
gen bic Se5eiiioniften in Baltimore,
Jtetp. Orleans II. I. TO-, un6 beletotgte
oamtt ni6t ben i~Inobaften Butler, lonz
bern 6GS QntonsgefI6l bes ytOr6enS.
Die frl6sren Anipielungen Buffers auf
iIoltde Wtoroer nno &uflure itno fir
ibn fetne @nti6ulbisung; benn Butler
bate ia e%rtldrt, oaB er iueit e%ntfernt lei,
iol6e NusorlIde auf Die Mte6rbeit oeS
iiioliden Solfes a~nsupeuoen.
li9t Elm Sreuno Buffers, Ion6ern
einer ietner bitterlten Scinoe, Soar bon
Wfalia6ulettS mar eS, ueI0er I'M GeprGz
ientGntenbanie 6as 6eleioigte llnionsz
gefibl uno bic beleiotgte @Irbe bes
Spre@ers am tSdftigiten 9e9en Die I'M
Deri9dmtbsit oes Gitters 8rDwu ipabrte.
Die Reri6nli6feit Buffers tOmmt babel
n1r in stpsitsE 2inis in 8stgaat. @r
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09
(eorreip cnbena Der 81. Stuats5situus.)
Cuts oeS OewtfGen 8ei0eS &Gnp&s
tact.
8erIin. IA. Sauuor 1875.

8crIin. IA. Sauuar 1875.
gBtr 1elbIt finb au1 i'm ueuen Sabr
1875 nt6t auf Stolen 9ebettet utb es
geben unS man6erlet 9inge bur6 ben
&Dpf, bnr benen mir i;o0 tDte Dor etnem
~unl0sbaren JtGtbieL Der 3ufunft fte6en.
@ber benuo9 baben bteGorgGn9e in sc 10
Orleans aud bier Die ~Iebbafteite
8ea6tung auer poIitii6en Sretie 9efunz
ben uno uniere 3eitungcn gebeuliber btes
ielben iEsgefammt iDr 1lrt6etL ab. Dali
ieIbe fGut ieitens bet liberalen 8reiie
pbne NuSnabme gu %llu9uniten bes grGii7
bemten Grant aus, tuenn o1Id1 bic bOr1t6>
tiecren 8lGtter oaB Elm oeftnitibes 1lrs
tbeit bis na6 grlaB ber Boti6aft bes
Yrdii0enten anfiparen. @enn Dinge9en
seWille fletnere 8lGtter, pte ). 9. Die
Staats6Ir9er3eitung, i6ren Geg iiber
ben Ocean finoen ioaten, 10 ipirb man
in ibnen 16Git pifanten ueberf0riften,
nie v9te SGbelberrI6aft in 2outliana",
v0rant's 9iftaturz8er1u0e IL. bal. NJ.
~begegnen. Trembe gorgduge aus Ser
Ssrne ri6tis gu benrtQeilen, tit in Der
Sbat i6tper. Gin poIittin 9e6tloeter,
unpartettl6er amertfanii6cr 2iterat
pllroe eth nitbli6e5 unb, tDie i'd CLAUDE,
AUDI lobnenocS lnterneDmen be9innelt,
penn er fir Die beutihen 3eutun0cn cine
fnapp gefaBte uitO 1li6t su tbeure litDoz
graphite MISUNDERSTANDING 9riinz
oete. GS tpiroe babur6 ben berc11tgten
8oruirfen Elm @noe sema6t pcr6em,
baB Die beuti6e Breife ii9 nit BEN 8orz
qGn9en III Der ulltOn ntlr fiin1n1erIi0 Bee
faiie llnb DieIfa6 fGlI0e 9%arltcuungeu
berielben prOou5tre.
QSas uns in 9euti6Ianb anbetrifft, 70
bat ltns Der Het6sta9 nit 176 gegcn l04
Stimmen nit Dem HanD it II t IN gcs
IeB, in @efentli6en na6 benz Jtegies
runsss @ntpurf, beldenft. 9aiielbe lit
iebr i~ueittragelo, benn IS erlaubt bic
Ginrei6mng oes GanOiturmeS Gu6 in bic
9anbwebr. 0anit lit aber bic M0es
Ii9teit ssseben, oaB iol9e &anOiturms
pfli6ti9e nod in oas 1teDenoe peer ei17
seretbt iueroen f0unen, ME es 1870 nit
2anotpebrleuten seideben lit. @s lou
Oas nnr geltattet ieiu, tpenn bereits
iGmmtli@s Sabrg6Hge Der Ganopsbr unS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09

bIieb benn aud tpabren6 Der nte6ertrd6z
tigen @uSfdue Srotpn's sans faltbIuttg,
wpbI tuilieuo, DAB tbm bicielben fur ipaz
tere Seiten nun liiben fOHnen. Oage8en
Dar CT 9eitern tbDri6t selug, nit alerlet
Sti6eleten 0ut ben SEanoal Surlld5u>
fomn1elt.
Der 8ei1IuB Der Wfebrbeit be5 0aus
les, mona6 Bropn bor Die S9rarte1t
belieIben gefIbrt unb bonn Spreder
feterli6 eeriiffelt ipuroe, lpar 9aH5 am
YIabe. SaftDoa be1aDmen 1t1 Dabet
audi Die meilten 9emOfrote1, tlloeln tie
benz 8rotpn, ais er fi6 belalln, oh er 0en1
i'm Oil Die Sbranten DDletoen Qud1tor
foIoeu 1oue, 3uricfen: u@eben Sic bin!"
llu6 mGbrenO supor etltge Seuertrel1er
Dem Broiun fir feline B0rte 1pltbell0en
g3eifou oeflat16t battem, iDaren Derttdn1
Dioe fii6li6e SiErer iDie 8ed bon Sem
tudn lIno 2amar bon Wtiiltiftppl Gut tbn
auaeaangen uno batten tbnl ipeItereS Jtez
BEN 6ringenb unteriagt.
Oftt Der -GuBerIten Gntfdteoenbeit iouz
ten Die n0rblt9en un0 fiioIiden oenlotraz
til6en Siibrer 16on lebt odrauf Dinar=
better, DAB I'M nd0lten GeprGleutunten>
bau1e, in tpel6em bic 9en1ofraten Die
Otebr6ett Daben, S5enen tpie bic in ben
lebten Ga9en Dorgetommeuen, crit re9t
unterbleibeu. 9enn ieoer ernitIi6e Ser
ir9 Der Senerfreiier, i'm gertrauen alli
Die bemOfratti6e Wfebrbeit 9e9en Die
republifanil6e Dtinoerbeit bes nG6hen
9auies ben orobenoen uno fre6en SEl1>
terton an5ul6lagen, our6 ben Iie einit
Die @egner Der Stlaperet int GonsreB
einSui6iI6teru illdten, piiroe nm Der
republttanil0en 4artei gu Cute ton7
iN1pIr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09

Ii6teit Der Sauswirtbe linn aIs be-
re6ti9t eri6eint. SAILS bic GepnbIttaz
net einen WtinoritdtSberi6t 9ege11 ben
leucn 9eiebenttpurf einbrtn9en touten,
10 ipirb bies elm neuer 8etpetS fur Die
Semperen3gelilte t6rer Bartet iein. uno
&eute, bic, tuie 9err Barter, in 0tltrtf=
ten mo6uen, beren groBe Wfalorttdt III
Der Semperen3fraee Die liberaliten 9es
itnnuuoen begt, Oirften bur6 6erartigeS
8eaiunen Iei6t ibre politii6e @errtere III
bteIen Oitrtften beri6erSen. 9aB Elm
Ntnoritdtsberidt bic 2egislatnr geeen
uus beeinfluiien tperbe, befir9te i6 ni6t.
gs i6etnt mir i'm @egentbeile fuit 9epiB,
bas Der bon Ben 0euti6en bereinburte
@~siebentpurf gum @sieye erbObeu tperz
ben miro. II. H.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09

ruanbten ienIeits b.s Weeeres, in utsin 2anb sss
brodt 1por6cn iein, bieie Isan ny ~ambanian-
dro Wesei3nung fiir freie 2cute) 1perben loQs1l,
unS 1perlI lie wiinl6en, in bieiert Sorbe 5l per-
weilcn, 70 ur0sen tie es tbun nne 5t'n tretelt
@Olfe %se5Dren, nnb ,Qenn lts ~iiml9sS' GOr iaght
Is tbnsn frci, bcs gu tbun. llno lDenn %sSemanO
NtoS0mbiques, pet9e flirsti6 @flauen s~suorbsn
iinb,, ucrbtrst unD ie nidt in 6retbeit lest seu1aB
,neinem Beieble, 10 iol Ct 5ebn Sabre lang inject
ten sciest pero:u. 90 iast le m a n
utN, &0nistn pom UtGoa9astar e. Sies lE
ain BON WaoaqaStar. go iagt &oinilataz
Tin nm, Brsn1ier>W tiniiter NIB Gommo1tOenr
Ell chef in 0taba9astar.
Nntunanaripa, 26. Nopen1ber 1874.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09
Tarm st %Dcrfanfen

Cine Tarm pom s03 Icres, 90 Wteiten nororetIih BON
Chicago. Neeeu uG9erer austunft peube man Iib ar
8. 6anbman. Darlington Station. @Oot Co., 81.
1jeb2m[m0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09
Am3et9em
9luTur0cf4att0A

syriesrib aanoeraf. alias Srie6oIin Weimer.
min hermit %briuseub Ell udt, feline ISrele mesen gtadz
ri8ten aug 0eutidIanO an So1epb Gr1t, 43 ar9er
Ipenue, GDtcueo. c5Is., ~selonscn gu tonen.
&hicoao, ben 2. ~iIebruor 1875. 1no
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15
HOUSE.
SESSION.
p. m. to-day

Work began by the Introduction by
Mr.. Castle, of a bill For an act to
locate and establish a wagon road from
Fort Bridger, in Uinta county, to the
mouth of Dry Greek, on Henry's Fork
of Green River" BY request of Mr..
Castle, referred to committee on edu-
cation and public printing.
BY Mr.. Bradbury, a bill For an act
to locate and establish a Territorial
wagon road from Green River City, in
Sweetwater county, to Henry's Fork"
Referred to the committee on Terri
toriaI affairs and internal improve
ment.
BY Mr.. Foote, a bill For an act to
provide for official bonds for county
officers, and for the better security of
county revenues" Referred TO the
judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. HANNA, a bill "For an act
to amend an act entitled an act to
establish a code of civil procedure for
Wyoming Territory" Referred to
the judiciary committee.
A bill, introduced by Mr.. Castle, oD
Thursday. "For an act prohibiting the
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

Gov. Thayer resumed from Rock
Springs yesterday. We learn from
his Excellency that the miners, hav-
ing refused to work, have been paid
or and discharged, and that Others
will take their place In n few days.
NJ eanwhile, in order to protect the
mines and the property of the compa-
mics operating the same, soldiers have
been sent to Carbon aud Rock Springs
and are now guarding the property
against wauton destruction.
This arbitrary step III the part OF the
authorities was a public necessity, for
threats had beer made by some Of the
miners to set fire to the mines, which
threats would undoubtedly have been
executed, if the companies had at
tempted to open the mines with a new
set of men from abroad. Hence mill
tary protection was asked for aud fT-
nished; an ounce of prevention is
worth IA pound of cure.
The despotic ruling of the few lead
ing spirits of n miners union, cannot
be permitted To interfere with the pro-
duction of coal, which is needed to
keep in operation the great overland
route, which has cost the people OF
this country millions Of dollars and
which is to-day relied upon as the
only line of communication between
the Atlantic and the Pacific. a few
weeks more of miners RUE would
have closed this line and spread n coal
famine amol g our people. y public
calamity has therefore been prevented
by the timely interposition Of the
strong arm of the government.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15
The Opening of MeDaniel's Theatre To-
Night.

The citizens of Cheyenne have few
opportunities to attend entertain
ments of the first class order. There
is certainly great need here of the
healthful recreation of, the concert,
and the instruction of the lecture
course.
The entertainment to be given by
the Lertun Ware Comic Opera Com
bination, at the opening of McDaniel's
Theatre this evening, we have no
hesitancy in saying, is of an order
both amusing and instructive. For
those who think with the poet, that
"a lit e nonsense now and then
Is TeIished by the best OF men,
the uperetta of the ''Three Sisters"
will be rendered; for those delight
ing in scenery, the panoramic views
of Ireland, with interesting descrip-
tions, will be presented; and for
everybody a lively, jolly, and profit
able performance will be given.
Reserved seats can be secured at
Addoms & GIover's, and Hurlbut &
Bros. Drug Stores.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

Miss VI. C. Rogers, direct from
New York, offers 10 the ladies OF
CHEYENNE, at the first door east Oh
Cnaklpy's on sixteenth street, a rare
chance to purchase the newest "ut,
in millinery, which together WIN
he dress making department, we
doubt not will secure for her a g,s"
share Of their patronage. MISS
Rogers seems determined nnt 10 ne
outdCne in her line. noFS-l"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15
oct22-dtf

Mrs. r. +. ryner, formerly OF
Missouri, has opened a millinery ami
dress making establishment, on the
south side of Sixteenth street. be-
tween Ransom and Hill stres Il
Her assortment oi goods and styles
are the very latest; and with Il long
and valuable experience in the bust
ness she justly ask "A gooi share al
the ladies' patronage.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15
SESSION.

The committee on highways and
corporations reported on n bill For
an act to locate u Territorial wagon
road from Cheyenne TO the Black
Hills, In Wyoming and Dakota with
the recommendation, hat with n slight
amendment, the bill pass. Adopted.
The judiciary committee reported on
the following bills, with the recon-
mendation that the anne pass without
amendment, viz
A bill "For an act to provide for the
npportionment OF the Territory of
Wyoming into Council and Represen-
tative districts"
A bill "For an act to amend an act
entitled an act concerning alienation
by deed of the proof and recording of
conveyances, and the cancelling of
mortgages"
A bill "For an act to amend an act,
entitled an act to provide for the
privileges of the writ of error, and
the petition the error, in certain
cases."
The Council then resolved itselfinto
q committee of the whole, for the
consideration of several bills, the ma
ture of which will be given when put
upon their final passage.
Mr.. Whitehead, Secretary OF the
Council will be away for u few days,
and will probably select Mr.. l.. ..
Benedict, of Albany County, to act
as substitute during his absence.
Council adjourned until $3.50 o'clock,
p. II. to-day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

The uninteIligible shouts of a
drunken Mexican, attracted consider
able attention on Sixteenth street last
Saturday evening. Frequent draughis
of tangle-foot, deprived his tongue of
the power to wag, wherel Y peace and
good order were benefited.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

Madame Taylor, the celebrated
Fortune Teller. business and medical
medium, late of Colorado, has taken
rooms on Hull street, where all wish
ing to obtain n glimpse of futurity
can do SO at the nominal sum of five
dollars. novl4-u
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

collection Of certain Indebtedness. w.
Il restraint on saloon keepers from col
Iecting bills for a~Ppetizer, was put
upon its passage. and lost by the fol-
lowing vote, viz: Ayes. lT; nays. II.
The House. in accordance with a
resolution offered by Mr.. HANNA, and
passed, then adjourned until 1886
O'Clock p. M.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

~Our Authorized Advertising Agents TOT inc
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IT.PGrk Row. Geo. p. Rowell 4 Co. 90 PARK Row;
Al Louis. R0wel 4 ChrsmAn, Tor. Third nnd
Chrstnut Streets. - Louis Ady-Ht-inR snu
Pail shfuk agency: Chicago. II u. Chandisr'
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Aver 4 Son, Ta Sansen street; ana CVe' WEN
emil 4 Co, Bulletin building.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

Mr.. f. Maggie, will begin the
foundation for two fine brick stores,
one fifty, and the other one hundred
feet deep, next to the Post Office
block, early this week. The build
ing for the present-will be n story,
but IN the spring raised to two stories.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15
A communicated frOm col. BlshOp.

DENVER, COL, Nov. 18th, 1875.
EDITOR CHEYENNE LEADER:
In your paper Of the Huh, is an ar
ticle headed 4" The Immigration Bust
ness" | also noticed, some time since,
a published statement of the EXPENSES
of the Board of immigration, &c. /
must not occupy two much of your
valuable space nor do l care TO
defend myself before the people or
the Legislature of Wyoming. Indeed
had | cared to do SD, 1 should have
written To you before, hal moi want of
time and indifference prevented; but
| am led to believe from the tenor of
your article that your valiant news
paper the Sentinel is attacking me
behind my back. Now | have little
to say, aud if my friends find more
attacks n slurs upon me, and do not
e my answer, they must ascribe il
to want of time. The Sentinel (yOu
say) takes occasion to rap Major
Bishop over the knuckles for want of
interest in the Territory" e..
| wrote frequently % leading
papers, always got from fifty to one
hundred of them free, and distributed
them among the leading farmers and
thinkers, East and in Europe. For
my letters to the Colorado Farmer, l
got fifty copies weekly, and of course
distributed them carefully. l had
hardly got my Office organized when
| had "a position offered me in Den
yer and took it (last of March lS74.l
| went to Chicago as o as l WAS
appointed q arrange for Wyorning'S
interests on immigration, and while
there got ZONE letter-heads printed
very cheap. CThis our friend, the
Doctor, did not like) When | came
back, l wrote Il long and exhaustive
pamphlet on u resources, &c., and
| the Doctor wanted to print it, but
was in favor of cutting ii GOWN and
putting il in a shape like the railroad
pamphlets. (my impression is he told
me he could not print a buok.) l
proposed TO do it my way, and where
il could bedOne The cheapest. The day
left Cheyenne, ] gave the Doctor the
pamphlet, and the one lately issued
by the Board of immigration, Is sim
ply the Effort of mine, CARRIED, cut
down and murdered. In regard to
the published report of expenditures,
l saw under the heading OF my x
penditures "bnOks and stationery"
or something of that sort constantly.
This is simply absurd, my expendi-
lures were proper and legiii-
mate, and of value to the Terri
tory, and Itemized in my accounts
presented to the Board. l have not
nv books of account at hand, but
have the whole history and eXpeDdi-
| ture of my administration in my pos
session, aud hope my friends will
keep me advised of any attacks upon
me, which, if serious, L shall reply to
in person, and it will not take long to
convince The Legislature and people
of Wyoming how terribly broken
down politi ians a strain them
selves TO accomplish an object-even
If they have to hit in the dark, and
behind an honest mans hack.
EDWARD f. BISHOP.
Five Thousand Seidenberg Key
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

The signal service report of last
Saturday, indicated the temperature
as follows viz: At Cheyenne, freezing
point-thirty-twu degrees above; at
Denver, forty-six degrees ABOVE; at
Omaha, foriy-one degrees above; at
Fort Yuma, Arizona, seventy-two
degrees above.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15
co.Lf CoALli CoAL!It

I will deliver Canon City coal AT
a. 90 e ton for half car load, $500
per single ton, b Iulder Valley n'ld al
The rate of 5000 per ion for nal car
load. and $500 per single ton.
Leave orders at Logan's tin store,
W. H. LEE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

The choice ~ both the Republican
and Democratic Central COMMITTEES, Of
Peter Mckay for membership in the
House OF Representatives, tn he voted
for mt to-day's special election, Is a
well deserved compliment.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

The resignation of Mr.. Clark
Devoe having been accepted, Mr.. J.
y. Slaughter will assume the duties Of
City Marshal, to-day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15
NOTICE.

The change in the mail from Chey-
enne To- FnrI Laramie does not affect
me any, ~ | shall still carry fh-t
freight packages and passengers twice
nci2stf J. c. ABNEY.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

Mrs. w. l.. COakley, returned
last Friday, from a visit of several
months with her sister in Leaver-
worth, Kansas. Her many friends
will De glad to hear of her safe arrival.
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many IEADER, all transient advertise
nents. % cents per line, Sonpariel' each In.
s@rtfon; 8 insertions, . cents per hhs' ~
Insertions. 5 cents per line.
Local Notices. per line. BREWER, each riser
zion, rs cents per line Sinssrtions 10 cents
WELL LEADER all transient advertise
nentS . cents per line. hrst insertion one
moth, - cents per line SIX monihs'l ooeh's
per line: one year, 5 cents per line
H. GLATCKE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

The approaching Of Thanks
giving Day makes turkeys now In
order.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

Don't forget the election to-day.
Vote for Peter Mckay, for member
Of the House of Representatives.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-15

MIR. James Abney returned last
Saturday from an absence ola few days
in st. Joseph, Mo.
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SESSION.

The usual formalities over, Mr..
Bramel gave notice of the Introduction
OF a bill For an act to amend an act,
entitled an act to establish a code Of
civil procedure for the Territory OF
Wyoming"
Mr.. President then appointed Mr..
North on the joint committee 20 ascer-
tain the cost of reporting the proceed
ings Of both Houses. The committee
consists of Messrs Bradbury and Ward,
OF the House, and Mr.. North, OF the
Council.
BY Mr.. Kuykendall. notice of the
Introduction of n bill "For an act de-
filming the boundaries OF certain coun-
ties, and providing for the organiza-
ton thereof"
BY Mr.. North was introduced a bill
ITO repeal an act to establish a board
OF immigration"
By Mr.. Holiday, a bill For an act
to regulate the compensation of county
officers aud for other PURPOSES"
By Mr.. France, a bill "For an act
to amend an act concerning county
licenses"
Owing TO a number of bills being
still in the hands of committees to
whom they had been referred, the
mornings business was blocked.
On motion, a recess vas taken until
Q d. m.
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All kinds of mIlers' tools and
hardware at f. Schweickert'S. Six
teenth street. inSo-utI
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FOH SALR.

Four Thousand White Ewes, from
one - three years old. Apply to
AMOS PEACOCK.
592 California street,
Denver, Colorado.
oct2O-2ms