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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21
BLACK HILLS.

l.. Murrin has now on hand, n COM
plete stock of wines, liquors and cigars,
for the trade, and will ill orders at
prices MS low as those of Omaha orKan-
sas City. freight added. No crooked
whisky, or ready made goods, in stock.
f1-ff
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

The annual meeting of the Lara
mic County Stock Association will be
held at the City Hall, Cheyenne. on
the first Monday in April next. Im-
portant matters, such rs 'round ups,n
etc, will come before the meeting.
a general attendance is requested.
BY order Of the Association.
NJ. V. BouGuToN,
marl7 d&w President.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

Regular Convention of Wyoming
Chapter No. /, r. A. NJ, this Tues
day evening, at u o'clock. Visiting
companions cordially invited.
w. +. HosFoRD, Secretary.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

A breech : loading Colts revolver,
calibre SO. ivory handle. The above
reward will be paid to the finder. leav-
ing the same at George G. Masten's
liquor store. corner of 10th and Fer
guson street. maral-3t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

BY reference to our advertising col
umns, il will be seer. thatJohus.r. d. Co.,
have Withdrawn their retail card of
prices, and will hereafter sell entirely
10y packages-doing a strict commits
sion business. mar2l-2t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

If fop want u good, square meal, go
to Defenders Restaurant, first door
west Of MeDaniel's Theatre, Best
brands of oysters served in eyary style.
Pitt
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

Until further notice, parties wish
ing To send letters or small packages
to the Black Hills will please leave
the same at the Office of +. p. Snow,
10th street, opposite the Inter-Ocean
hotel. m15-6t
GILMER, SALISBURY & PATRICK.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

Red Cloud and his tribe are staying
quietly on their reservation and are
taking no part whatever in the war
like preparations of Sitting Bull.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

Mr.. Charles blackwell, who viii be
remembered by Cheyenne people as
one of the first who reached Cheyenne
a year ago from the stockade in the
Black Hills, writes TO THE LEADER
from Kencardive, Canada, that a large
party will soon leave that place for
Cheyenne, TO go the Black Hills. He
says 81 am doing what l can to nd
vance the interests OF your town, and
thus / will try to retnrn the kindness
shown me and McClaron while in
your city last year,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

G. A. Webster, real estate agent, has
several fine residences for rent.
f1S-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

Smith, Guiterman & Harrington
will occupy IA store in Carey's new
block, with u fine stock Of clothing,
in a few days. m4-ltf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

Prof. Adams troupe, late Of the
Jubilee Singers, will give a concert at
the Opera House, next Monday eve
ming, March Goth. Admission 80 cents.
Tickets for sale at Postofice news
room no extra charge for reserved
seats. ml6. dat.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

The Supreme Cant of Wyoming
conyeurs IAis glalaiuSs Chief JGslioe
Fisher presiding,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

Our Celestial citizens liad d lively
row among themselves Sunday night.
Several almond eyes were BACKED and
some pug-noses f~attened.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

DON'T fail 70 read the ordinance oa'I-
corning the obstruction Of streets ana
sidewalks, which appears this morn
ing.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

Eleven hundred and ffty-fve letters
were mailed at the Cheyenne Post
Office yesterday.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

Everybody is going to BAooN's new
restaurant. mar2l-lt
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

OF the Condition of the First National
ETauk at Cheyenne, Territory OF MyO-
ziin2, at the Close Of business. on The
lOth day of March. 1876.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

Splendid meals at BAcoN's new
restaurant. mar2l-lt
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21
stove wood.

S. per cord delivered
$3.50 per half cord delivered-at
m2l-Gt w. +. THoMPSoN's, 18th st.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21
NOTICE..

I will not be responsible for n
hill or other Indebtedness contracted
by any employee of the LEADER print
ing office, except upon written order
or acceptance previously obtained !:
nor will any such claims he allowed
upon any Indebtedness due me.
III. GLAfrkx
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21
The Drawings Of the wyoming Lottery


Inquiries about the "drawingsp OF
the Wyoming lottery in Laramie are
made at this Office frequently. Yester-
day we received the following letter on
this subject :
BRIGHroN, Iowa, March ], 1876.
EDITOR CHEYENNE LEADERS:
VIII you please inform me whether,
or not, the drawing Of Feb. 10Th, 1876,
Of the Wyoming lottery, under the
management of j. NJ. Pattce, took
place as per advertisement? 1t is
called the "Sixth Extraordinary
Drawing of the Wyoming Lottery.'i
IL you will comply with my request
and send an official report Of the draw
ing. and your bill for your trouble, /
will remit by p. o. money order, as
0 rs your letter is received.
Yours respectfully,
j. w. GRIFFITI,
We regret very much That we can
not send Mr.. Griffith an official or un-
official report of the ''drawingn of the
Wyoming lottery. The only drawing
we have ever heard of in connection
with the lottery outfit, is The drawing
of money from all the fools in this
country aud Canada. w refer our
correspondent to Ex-Governor James,
of Nebraska, who is advertised rs the
godfather Of the Wyoming lottery.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-21

=. Appel. Son q Co., Agents.
f3 dtf Denver. col.
, 1876-05-17

w3lthisss. ihasnnen a. % tks Company 'a asd 10 '
fs; stf ~ Is . e " &C. oes viz; .ns @ e.,
!tea,ls' ~ not .pat q ths ntafiet. Thois pros:
: nNr1RELr conrtraxEr AND SPECULATIVE.
the1q s'es,tesrl rnontts before he sold them. 10
9aa ms absy ~s1s II r. f.
1ovem1snt .pifeetots and Tho oAlcers Of the
,9aa e Fl dssIlned 70 Hze sn opinion =.
its learned that fhcle Valne ras entirely nominal.
4 New Yors broker WIG ia here ready % be awosh,
.,, MORE THAN :. CENTS on rnE norLAn.
There can be little donbt that tho Jndiclat3 Com.
tss ~ VII sGysrsiy essssc tha sft!os co
o ssses sa' 0'sE lsoa, il as's a.ea maintain. Tint
hs oss,!sa ssa e . s GSyp'ns sg s,e Swas, s1s
= collateral on d, taan 10 Scott. sni are. ons
tsen ID 40 nnadiu9tc1 account. Trcaaurc. Rol'sns,
tiealy ahsunaod the ownership of thaso bonds, and
tany rate hns exchanged them for othet bonds Of
ss % gae q ren A. hG nonn
oo tis a Certain thss II ia f bond: az rsa pfaet T.
e2!ly s xosthle:s no \ was given out
saa rom m sfors cleenoa M 70 ~ n nrEesacns1 was
j 4 conEgrr1on WITH TIE TACTIC COAST,
and Tint hc was to ho contontcd will! Ga1ATy by
the Pcnnsylvapa Central md with that Of tho four
teen or hfteen other fons Of which hc waa prosi.
dent but It appeafs that the Company. which was
enough to ,bfetow upon him S94, to0 for these
bonds - tefttu,ony 1f f,is valuable serylcct.
Mr. Rollins II tho snb}ect Of extremely anft7pyn-
:blc COMMENT from thu TACT Of having himse1f Ad.
mfited that he Is tho sols originator and emily pro.
nFlcyor Of the s?ahdes against Blaine. He has moi
tho fcmofcst notion Of tile Aourco from, which he
,neton. Every one admits II Mr.. Rollins told tlle
'trrth that his lapee of memory IL probably The
most remarkable In tho history ot Congressional
, 1876-05-17

mcntary precclcnt&, and q gross political hun
der. Tho House glvos tho Secretary no ,dLscre.
sion, and It has No means Of enforcing this reso-
luton. II, however, tho correspondence
should DO published, II Will giyo
tho country new tnstght Into The dLlcuItIca which
Secretary Bristow encountered In conducting his
contest with tie st. Lonis Whisky Ring, and viii
tend in no smal degree to make him tho nom!nec
Of the Republican party for President. This Is an
end which tho Democrats do not wish 10 n4aIs, 80
that IN any event the resolution which they passed
"a political bIuhder Wills y II opsn to the nur.
plcion of having been adopted in pursuance Of
very much nord than political motive.
THoSB NEGRO TROOPS.
Western papers continue 10 nsscrt TINT Gen.
Df!atow resigned from tho army on account Of thu
discrimination Of tAc uoyernmen:t to c'npioy coorc,
shown TINT ho rcn1nlnel With hs reg!mcnt until It
vas mustered out on nccount Of th" expiration Of
tls torn OF service. This term expired Sert. ~,
1sa3. Before It ended, Dratow was elected 70 The
6tuta Senate, Int dE'! not take Ills scat until his
term In the fold Lad expired, aud he had been
mustered out with his regiment.
, 1876-05-17
FOREIGN.
TURKEY.
THE 4HsAHsIAH.

LoHnoN, May 1g.-Adyccs from 6a1onica foy
that the total number Of arrests in connccton with
tho optrsge there hna been hfty -four. A prcm-
inary inquiry has commenced, uf1 The excitement
In town Ii gradually eubsidfns.
AN AMERICAN WAN-yEs5EL SENT TO sALoHICA.
NICE, May 1t.-Thu American man of war
FEankln sailcd for sulonica to-day, with 1,car-
Admiral Worlcn.
LONDON, May 17-5 a. fn.-A Berlin dispatch to
tho Daily NsTs says II IL ruuorcd that Council Of
Ambassadors Ut ConBtautnoplo has Mgrccd to rec
ommend that MI thu ladies Of the Foreign Lcsn-
tons be scAt on bonrd tho mnn Of war In readiness
to leave in case 1nngar continues.
Tho NtHs publishes dispatch from Conaansi-
noplc, which was delayed e!ncc Friday, showing
break was then imminent. The Ambassadors made
n jutMt arrangement for the protection Of their
countrymcn. All tho Lcgntlonk Ind men under
ThS T5s"ch landed saos for ho
les Maratimcs; the lluhsisns armed 2,Uoo
Monfenegsns, aid AustrIans nr1ned ]. 600 cEoats,
and tho crews Of tho Austrian LlDytls steamers.
The Ds!t!Ah sccl was tclegruphed fur to CONC 10
The Tiaat.' Berlin dispatch says tho result of
the conference IL q rrsolntion OF she three
Powers to e.k tse sultan for additional
btss ss cua!.uce. hs sstso sIs a,S % o
mat!qn bJ tho Sultan OF experimenting comin!s-
sion appolntcd by tho powers. Thy schcnc, II ap-
~ ~ ?, f. Inv W. . IT. WsGns t5o
alcsircI concessions tho achenie will not he submit
ted to the insurgents, who Will he requested to
tay down thcir arms. An attrmrt TO conclade an
ii TIC above project falls through p any of Its
sucecsaiEa shapes, conference Of alt tho powers
will possibly bo proposed.
, 1876-05-17
TOM SCOTT.
Ills PA1NcKLT GITT P1oM TuH o. r.


WAsu1NoroN, D. G., May 1o.-There Is much
comment upon tho testimony Of, Col. Tom
Scott, and thu action Of tle Union Pacific d.
rectors aud tho Government Directors, as dis
closed by the Blaine investigation. Taking
Bcott's testimony exactly as ho gives 1t, 1t ap-
pears that, without having a eontract OF aoy
port with tho Union Pacific Hoa1 tor such COM
pensation, Scott, while President OF the road,
Tnade an arrangement with the Executive Com
m4ttee BY which he wa4 to be paid gEatutty
for alleged valuable e1sra servc"s OF 81, 00g and
tho Gosernment plreetoH seem either u have been
unwilling TO Investigate thta Fnnsacon or to hase
ssmsinsd In willing ignorance oflt In any event,
thare seems To hayA been
'... NO AUTHORITY or Law,
<hd no contract expressed OF Implied which would
warrant tho Executive Committee Ia paying Tom
ncpst such sam Of mouey, and Il u very cvidont
thst the 0oyeFnmant Directors have besa grossly
dote!tct IL !hels duly, in that thsy hsys made no
asaat|sgn, 9t tas eatEsa.dinarI et!sa,nstaaeea e.
fenal1X tpls ats1f Y tasit sn31al tsppta ita tha
Transaction, t 4Igus1 would 10 practically tha
~ ~Atl taa. -424teEM2aRt. Dleetost .ata cope
, 1876-05-17
FRANCE,

NEW MINISTER OF TIE INTERIOR.
PARIS, May lG.-De MaFcese'1 appointment al
Minister OF Tho Interior has been gazctted.
0ayini, a l'onapatt!ut, haa been elected TO tho
Chamber Of Deputies from Costo, Corsica.
TMA AMNESTY BILL,
VKnsA1ILxs, MAy lu.-Ihe motion for amnesty
was discussed by the Chamber Of Deputies to-day.
MM. Clcmsneau aud Lockray, Radicals. advocated
amnesty. Ths Moderate Republicans oprosed 1t.
They pointed out how necessary It was for tspub-
cAus to uh0w by their hrst neaeurcs that they Ind
nothing tp common with tho Commune The de.
bats Will bc resumed TO- morrow.
= Lokpon May ld--A special to ths Pasl. Ial
Amnesty question drew greas attendance u tho
Chamber 81 Dcputles, Is Il vel. knuwn before.
haRl that tho proposal will be re}eeled: There is
5uuiar that before the tecussiun II closed l'5nce
Napoleon. wlpse election nj Ajaccio has caused 30
much excitement In uanspaEtist tanks will spcak
In fafpI OF amnesty.
, 1876-05-17
CORRUPTION.
cAnrrr.nAu. RuLs IN LOUISIANA.

Special Dtspateh 10 1Hs 1ribune,
W4snrRGTos, D. c., May 16.-Thc Testimony
, taken to-day In tho Louisiana Investigation hns
bad look for Ns. MoEey and the gouornl run Of
ca1pat.bag adyauturors. Tho Testimony yesterday
OF tho witness 6eelyo bore In itscf intrinsic eyi-
dcnce thps It came from q man Whose crcdib!!!ty
was in doubt, uncorrohosatcdhy other tcasimony.
Tho testimony yesterday would not have gnnc for
MUCH but Scolyc's ststerent today shows that
even II ho ts what Moscy and hss fricuds, claim.
ia v.. a,1stsee.. ss 5ssefs1sS Ell tsa t
the production q tho ietts.s q slo,ey'
operatons Of the. cs1pusbsssass 'e to eeet hen,
soyos bad a. they can 6e; that their majori-
t!es were M 70 great measure bayonst malorlttes,
tts pcople. The testimony, II It's detaiis, throws
much lieht upon tho secret history Of caspet bag
i'm. and he'ps to explain ts reason why . conA!d.
to Fsmala IN opposition to tue Republican patty.
sakLxE's Testimony.
.lnaf9 ii: tssIuosy 5etaIs las Lonisiaos conait.
sa' III eeoos 81 =. ss Who
.WeiS poMoeta4. ;;He e4u.a e Nsw York wtl. doc.
s. e MqS,S S ss S6's: Ms, cts ss1h s%
sSgss Id :. MI; ha. lot ps'd Stu, 10 isit Il
itained for him place IN tho New Yotk Cuatom-
1lonss on the "a OF th!s month, and that ho was
that ths Sergeant u: Asn,s Of It's houso VA III
New York for tho purpose Of subpanang witness,
BIT. eouet, member Of the Legislature fron, Lon
1s!ana. wished 70 nee him at th8 Fifth Avenue
1iotel In Na,7 York. ile met him. and Souer told
him no bad bottsr 60 70 Canada, and showed h!'a
'Raf q e. fam ssss 70 s: % sss. :s 70 g.
. Witness contlnucd: Caaoy did 60 and asked
Sharp 1t ha wpud retain my.placa for mo, and a.
6o9er s4ld lts would 9Ye me S160 ealh % 60 with,
and $3.50 per month while wss away. Sharp aaid
hp could not give leave Of Absence, h9t would gss
10. / ea,d $3.50 was yery small sun.
10 leava tho eoRatrJ wtth;,, / ta!d i thoy would
Ss5o o Ssa ss %oasd e agey 10 " Nensl:sL na 1hss
were willing 10 tFy to obtain tho $500 for me, bur
would not psy ths potes, and 6oue! kspt trying to
ren!toutiaty, and finally would not hare any.
thing H1ote 70 do With him.
, 1876-05-17


5ptcfat DI.oafcA 10 ne tribune.
tv,snrr1rou n =. M.e fe"sft,,t.,,. c.,,,
=. ] Annts"4oN, - ~ ''a' W''thhs.e' o1tn
ID engaged IN settling lut accounts at the State
and Treasury Departmcnts. lie Will complete
fhfs In ct,ut ,..o1, =, ton lac, M, ,.,I, 49,,
sa. s - aoeus "sea .en N.Y., ~" VIII '"en
resign a. Minister anu leave 1or Indiana Among
the candidates for lis placo art Col. Bowman. ri
Ycntuctr and q pn.t ~ 1Ili,,,. 81 ,,.a..,,.
.. ~'ra ~ o''' ~ .i''''"'e, a. p'ese''t
Ant 1or seven years past Consul-Gcncsal at
Tieupo.
,.,, .r,,,,
TAI: TAFT AND sasHAAa'
OHlceTs Of sherman'8 stall say that tho retn-
tinnA bctwccn Con ahcrtnan an,1 accrctorv Taft
~. ~ ,e". ..,"Jt- .,.s"ss.." a.s. ~. lnt
a'e iac H'oh t!tcnols caa.aetcfs ant thet thcfe
il every reason 10 believe that tho actions Of the
Genernl Of the Army md the Eccfcsafy Of Var will
h. cn,frc1v h,nnorio1. "''
'' "''"oa''ae
Debate In the House upon tho Poat-Ol1ce An.
nronrIntton mn, indicated th,t tho fn.t,r,, ,-ci,
/. dan,,nd ,,,he,e,, ~ sr,,tnst ~. .as,1
- aoyeu, nnlonsa 'us was not eoncinaea.
The Post Ollto Department has maintained that
tho ecsrtcc cannot be continued unless the demands
q the rnilroads Tor y mills per linear foot for
INC entlEc tuH W!u!h e. tne caf'epaec per
mile ruh 10 eomfHca Win. 1he amendment
piopossa ny tatssf harrison. 20 GlSe mills tor
enGn hccommodaLonhN WHEN rue Fltc Of epceu te ~
, 1876-05-17
CLAPP.
O1{A1
THE UoUSu QYEHuAULrNh
Ns1H~111 Hftxnt~h ~ t-hA T+fhtiob

H Special D1tpafcA to 7he tribune.
!; WASHINGTON, D. c. 3fay 1G,-Tho House
snont rnost ~ ti,c inv n 5isc,x.irr t,c rcnort
sf,s4s..- . ~ ~. =. ~ - n.,a.e my NJ
foletl'o 10 Tue government tt1nter' lAe ercech
.bY Vance, tho ChalrfhRn, consisted OF a rritcra-
ition of IN main roInts ~ III: rcnort ,Vorco
.aaas 49, 49, sa.;" f s..1. ,s1,,e,,a .,s.,....ss
fJnade TIE partisan anu un1ouhicd declaration
that lo did not call. tho workIngmcn, because II
+hev had heen ca11cd tbcv ,vord have 1oe+ tf,ctr
,ss.. ss' s,,a -, phnS Ts,"e, ~ Aos, ."9a'
;publcan. represented the minority views In q
fr-on,,t o,,d e,soc.h TIA ,,,-nort ~ hts ..,o.rh
was that tho House had no turtstlction,
~ tho Congressional Printer is an o1l-
cer OF the SENATE, and that tho
Consultation gives each Honec power only over It's
own affairs He dlescnted from the views OF tl,o
n{nr]tv rcnort an fae M onv cen,orlnu. cr,ltctsr
.... .an.aranI r. anntaa ;,st tha~a ~.
W., ~s .s o %e.a soa' snsta %.' paou'
taat taS 6oscsnfaddk hAs Dceh 1e1fanued unllar.
As to extravaganza In the purchase Of material he
,mnInt.fned thnt TINT xyaa nnesftnn m IN which
, 1876-05-17
a N0lS0nE, MATTER.


tanlANApoLls, Ind, May 18.-Tho somewhat
nmous libel suit Of Thomas Mcintyre, BuperIn.
Maeeue :. Of the Deaf 'and Dumb Asylum, agllns&
~, ~ asatiat1 Company and Iohn 3. FawknnF, vas
c1ta fot tttat yesterday In tha. Morgan County
ns,tffa and jury secured to.day 1t was continued
srsa the septcmbur tern, fn pfet ia aaw dsfyad.
~ ~ % sseurc Important witnesses, without VhoHl
&ey VIII b unable to proceed, =:
, 1876-05-17

vss sftcrrsrdt takqa I'd Dhntan CITY and allowed,
sss si tSs n1aseE III asys sso sba Wy esstn
lh!s etty: :Ths qtotah = sggcsp1H damAgcd. het
BY va ttosG: pump IA seois Is rlse fss alsehargei
bet cArso uk eoafahq vii 10 taken. ihto d,y.deek
icsrnad that ths schI Afpnada ID stli Tho bottom
sE Dpncnn City. she Inns cargo Of stncsn oh.
board, Sh0 n said 10 ho yet Ia godd condition.
etsps ara nav beIng taken 10 raise her and saka her
10 Manitowoc. Tho Captain nlto statca that tho
ichs M&fy f.. Peror. Whleh u aatdro On Chcboygan
CAPT Kirkland Of tho wrcckiu8:tug Lufldtti4n,
Who thinks elc cnp be rntscq without much ttpnblc.
sho Ii eln In. tho hamo condition ~ ahA wa Last
fslL
, 1876-05-17
MAYOR ,H0YNE,,
He Sends a Note to ColvinxAsking Him
to Vacate.
Form of the Information Which
r May Be'Fiied.
Marshal. Goodcll's Letter...ComptrolIer
lIaycs-.-Paying Counsel.

Affairs around tho Clty-1lall yesterday wore
an appearance Of unmltlgatcd dullucts. The
concurrence Of the various municipal depart
ments In the resolution adopted by tho Council
ordering tho different heads to recognize Mr..
uoyne Lib tho legal and only Mayor OF the city,
has stripped tho contest OF tho possibility Of
gv1ng, rise to any sensational Developments,
md business went on quietly and without tho
oalcfousness Of kind friends on either side. Out
side Of the short visits Of few Aldermen and
small number of politicians, there were few
Callers, and tho most Of these dropped in On it,
tic matters Of routinu business.
MAYOR HOYNE
was early on the field. 10 Was In the best Of
hum0r, as all tho executive departments Ind
given Ia their allegiance to him, except the City
Comptroller, md The position assumed by him
though 1t is probable that before tho end Of tha
week that official ,sll either tender his rescna
tlon:or send IN lis recognition full and complete
Of MF. Hoyne rs Mayor.
day waa to appoint ". George Wheeler, as his
Private Secretary. Mr. Wheelor has had q long
experience in public affairs, having administered
the business Of tho County Clerks Office from
ss s e 9f The scease o n Mr qfo h tS The
b. occupied q ole1kshIp In .tto olico OF Austin
noyle, Clerk OF tho Criminal Court -.'
.,Ih9 The following note WAS received carly In thu
MARSHAL dooDE1L:
Pei, rot1cs nhrAHTMssr @ or TIE @ Gtr1 Or gHloAao,
Thotnas, ,uoyns. Nayor: In reply to your COM
msnleSsiSn 1a t9saaesing rsply e certain sesoln.
ssg @ Wtbont H
to discuss, much less to decide, tho legal qnes:
tIons involved IN the preseut controversy in rid
2 @ Sty esaue e ossy
orders eliminating from them directing tho eontluct
e thls sp2'tt;aont Ct tho CitY aoxs!nasnt.
City Marshal.
NJ s q szBe eoaas aaf naiIana
ton o. rretendcr Co'Mn for, possession Il tho
Attorney TaS tic tereapom a1ew Seu,'ns up ths fooWy
Ing 1ettsr, which vas signed by tho Mayor, and
fc1t to its destination:
s9ey 5aisapahy sla Il moa .;
Sec. At ". Of .he Charter of tho CITY oi chi:
.aM slty'e AZ has bOen officially declared By
The, The city Council, after Canvass ot tho vote
eease and fivcn tho bond reqalfaa Sy law ~ Is such
to a soo ssa
..}ysry dessrtnt!onin your possession belonging q
tho City q Chicago oE. appertalnlng 10 tie saii
@ te sfe badnR ReySi Ta tsi
fo'the uso Of the Mayor. heapeetfully,
,enndsd BY fow .atetitos, With whom, .s It were,
nlents was subject Of mourniui eonversa. ser,s
sa ma AeSnt @ hn sssPpea 0nt to
.etarn; This morning ho wt5i haye % "a oppoffunsy ]
70 read Mayor Hoyne's dcmand for tho official
several Of tho counsel engaged in preparing tho
, 1876-05-17
CROPS !

6ptetdl nttpateA 70 ~ IftbHaA
LA*axHos, KAn.} May 16.-The country around
m.9ok}pz we'll. Grass ~ luxatl4at, Bhade.trers
f'S y. full. lsai, anil dowsrs :ars butatspt INTO
n,ost. Wheat, hs{o, ~ ssafyxlarp lH Kansas,
EEeat otdp, and tkr1Y .ptxnted Corn IL
nsa np, And thouAands OF &erca Fave Just been
wv u &Fc1yta!R4 peQmisaa ysak 1t Hlsasy%
, 1876-05-17

Ths final competition occurs the !. last
waek In June, at which Tins places In Elcho
Challenge Shield team and IN the Tenn to contest
American team 81 lH7, viii aieo be- co,npetad TOR.
johnson, N'llAon, Ttalt., Pollock, and Miller vilI
probably gain places tn the team to 60 to America.
, 1876-05-17

MlNI3fEHt1L HE4I0aATI6H.
ItoNnoH, May 17-5:30 d. 11.--Tha ffdnddrfs
dispatch from Desln reporta that Herr Camphnu;
hen, V!cc-rfcsfdent Of the PsuEstan Ministry and
Mn.tcr Of Finance, will tender lLfs resignation III
few days on account OF differences with Uls-
n8tck.
VQN AHNIM.
The faDo dispatch says cx. President ThaerA has
declared llla lcalfneas 10 appear ~ a witness In
favor OF Count Won Arnim II hfa health permits
him to make the Journey To rerffn.
, 1876-05-17
BRISTOW.

) - . 3pfc1as Dskpd4cA T. 1At TrtbuaA
WAsalNorof,' D, T., .Max M-The Demo-
ernts arc beglnpigg 70 dlA out tb4t .tAe resolu-
lion which via passed Jesttraay calling upon
Secretary B1!stow Tor all correspondence about
thu xhisky nattats. ma 4 violation .ot -pa1liass
, 1876-05-17

p, Dusl1s, May l0.-In the preliminary oompsti.
tlon Al Dpndalk for the selection Of the IrAh Cen
tGaR!tl s,fq4. tbs Dublin team lees ,tha
beltast snasksnieu 61 points, Johnson, who
took part IN tho international match OF
l47b IL lnollxp0Qnis making tha hIghsat &ease.
, 1876-05-17

AUSTRIA,

II Z FATAL UUEI.
LONDON. May 1g.-Thc Fosti states that Prince
AucrHpcig died from wound rhich he received In
the duel at 1'Fsguc With Count Ka1awrnt. Tho lat
Ter has been atEchtcd and coust-ma1tinlcd.
HHDADBWoAD8.
LoKpoN, May 1H. "a duel has taken ptAca In
Vienna between the Marqu&s of Pa1laytclni and
Count Kalnnky, weapons broad4words. Count
Kalnoky was seriously wounded IN the sknll.