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, 1876-05-16

corxcsI DIcTFs, 1a., May 15.--Thc Union Pa.
ctac ran IT, Grst through train oyrr tho Missouri
River bridge to-day to ta eastern terminus at
Council Bluffs, In obedience 10 tho writ of n,ada.
Mus ordcrch by tho Supreme Court Of the United
Ter to w!tnets the incoming tfatn. which con.trtcd
Of efcycn ears, Great enthnSarm vas mHnlfe.tsd
over this authoritative and practical settlement Of
this long. .EQpiGd question,
, 1876-05-16
BULL AGAINST A HOSPITAL,

MONTREAL. Ont. May 15.-B!shop Barnagc4
publishes pastoral on the Montreal General Hos.
pttal invcfglng ag1inst the treatment accorded to
priests and generally conaemp!ng the institution
aH being run by PrOtcstAnts and consequently
prcjulcial to the etcrnn1 wclfaru OF Catholics ai-
tendlnE It. lie advises the faithfu 10 g0 to lhce
own hospital during times If Illness.
, 1876-05-16

rtrrsnuHo, Pa, May ia special from Brad
docks Field to the Associated Press Of this city
gives particulars Of premature explosion Of
chemicals In the drugstore Of Or. J. D. 1Ioolcy d
Sons. which shattered the building to pieces, ec-
ycre'y injuttng two employer: The ruins took
ase nnd With th; ndoin9E Sn@1lding @ were reduced
, 1876-05-16

The alarm from Boz 572, last evening, was
eautea by the explosion Of lamp in the rhow.w1n.
dow Of Charles Deu,psey'a tutchcr.shop, No. Ga1
West Erie street. The building ia owned by u.
McEwen. whose loas IL s@5. fully covered by /
policy for 81. 000 In the Western lnAurancc Com.
uanY uf Ta1uuto.
, 1876-05-16

6ptc9dE DfIldtth % TIE 3T1t0Ns.
ST.. PAUL, Minn.. May 15.-Ground was brnke
to-day ou tho grading Of the st. Paul J. Dakuta
Railway. which will be completed ffnm Worthlng.
tnn. On the Sioux City line, to Luvernc. In Rock
County by Aug. I, and The rails laid by tho mid
die Ut October,
, 1876-05-16
Vfco-Prcsdent, occupied tho chair, and T. s.
Crftchell acted al Secretary.

n IHOIl0H 10 Clect new OfllcctB WAS tablGu.
A committee IT i've waa SELECTED to furnish n
list Of fifteen gentlemen 10 act ~ delegates to
tho County Convention, subject to the decision
Inst. The names Of J. q. Policy, John VIII
ia'ns, 4. N. Wright, l.. H. Drisbec, E. Il. Bald-
win, r. E. Jenkins, @. D. buckley, Martin How
ard, J. l.. Campbell G. II. Grain, Jncob Gross,
J. stlveramith, William II, Laughn, c, e. Kohl.
hsat, and Avery Moore, were reported.
" e a,o,s "s xso f.
'. II. i. JenkIns cGorca ! ,re1oiusIon eondon,ntog
Of hid. l.vleeh a,id Mecfea. and il VA asnsni. s
o. 9otioa, Nea.rs. Ielawla, I.susb!ln, eni Case
noxt Tucsday night
The Republicans Of tho Sixteenth Ward met last
s b0' s 70 e. 1 ofn1s. sEate1 to
thc proprietor claimed 10 10 i'asc mlsa'nicr: '' s:
stood tho date. and refn'cd 10, open until
held IN tho rear Of Korn'e hall, lo7 Clybonrn
ssonao r yscnt1s n,s1 ,3 @ Prs.ed and esls
for the nomination Of delegates. md thn. all good
Republicans were entitled q voice In tho aelcc-
On notion tho Chair appointed tho following.
named sgntMsmep, c9mqit,ee on
Af.dr 2 lengthy ,delibcratton the Committee re.
RoteRs a. ns tens dm Shnfe' p5cs Go
Logic, Anthony 1Iottlngcr md Jncob I.engachcr;
End a. alternatss the following: Jsmes Il: iiugnn,
hui. John 1sheinwaii, and Frrd witte,, N1''"'
ns .ass %sfS Il aSsa X, .s:st% s ae!s
ccnt Anthony flCtt1ngef, wlcra Fritz Fflltmann
, 1876-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS,
sMELLs or CORRUPTION,

SMELL3 OF CORRUPTION.
TERRA HAurE, Ind, May 1.-The Journal Of
this city tomorrow calls upon tho State Demo-
cratic Central Committee to Investigate tic
charges Of corruption against Supreme Judges
who are on the ticket for reelection, and urges
that they be forced to step down apd out I! tho
ocratiC,
, 1876-05-16
MINOR MEETINGS.

Tho Republican Club of the Twelfth Ward
held large meeting at 0wley's Hull, corner Of
Madison and BOBBY streets. Reuben Cleveland,
, 1876-05-16


6pecul Dispdtch to Tue Tribune
DETHorT. Mich, 3tay 15.-A-Grc at Alma yestcr.
day burned Wright 4 Dawson's warehouse. The
loss Is reported nt nearly $40, 900, with about
quarter insurance.
, 1876-05-16
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Full Of DRnEer!-Ncser LAuEh ut Cold
in the Head, Sore Throat. or Pain in the Lungs.
inst such ''little ailments" arc ,rsrcmun!tory OF
Consumption and Death. and WishaIra Pine 1rcc
Tar Cordial Is The only Remedy that can thoroughly
Cure all Pulmonary Complaints by purifying the
Blood!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-12

purd ouf bic Stufe Der anoeren Mes
tale aurad uno fstn Btrib miro niGt
unetr pur4 ben @elcwerib, ~fonoern wis
bet anoerrt MetaIen hur1 sneebct
uuo Na6frase bsfimmt.
Die ~Deuti&e 9anees3eituns" be.
merit iibn pas Sprfiebenee Gbenn
Die snslii@e Resisrune, weIbe TIRE
Ginnabmen aus Snbien In Silterpdbs
ruua bs;tsbt, muBte fir Teben MiQirs
men 8upten Silberpsd1sl on Der Con,
ocner 95rle umieBen u1p ens battle 3ur
Golse, taS ole rlnse SiIber (circa swei
Sctb) bis auf as psne, feel. gOr Der
Ginfibruns Der @%olewdbruns bel uns
ifano bie lnse I'm Mittsl felt Sabren
COZ Pence ; unp bisrna9 rtGtste f9
unlers Winsrsform, inpem fe sOraus,
isbie, SiIbsr wstbe ib 80 @Olc wse l.;
153 pauernp Ssrbalten. 6eute tit bas
0erbdltntb 3u oem Bis DatO unerb5re
ten Stanp BON l.: 1917 uniBewanoelt
unb tus beist: 8sr ba Elm pfuno
Sob als Metdupaare ocer ais Sars
rem sebrauat uno fol6es eurbnus sre
perben MIL, Der mus antatt friber 153
rfunb Stlber, isst 1877 gfanp pafit
bitten. 0olb III alto um 81 proc. ees
fissen uno SiItsr III UNI q proc. I'm
Bertb 9efaqen. Das 1T pas nati>
nal liberale 8ambsrsero Runffaf, pas
wtr NIT uniersr Wiusreform errei9t
baben."
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@inftrt Gbden
ans
Gine Gr3dblum9.
(GprtfebuHg.)

8ar.olc. unb Natano crGdten ibm
Die Gane, eann fubren fe frSbIiden
osr3sns zen pforten pes Srrenbaues
entseeen.
Cine Sdmsfsr Sfnsts ibnsn bas
lbOr unp FlRsrts: n0sbsn sic In ben
@alten, Die Wutter 1T eben eamit be-
lddftist bic ROlsn su b~esisBen."
sic f6ritten ourd cine lanse Auee
BON 8teisncacteen, rrel1e eben jebt In
pOasr BIitbe aanpsn, ate wie slIbenoe
6eusrrdper iber ibren6duptern pranss
ten. Sn Der Gsrne faben fe ote Nuts
ter, welde nit elmer @teBfanne pie Hos
fen beneBte.
Nls fe ibrer Sinbsr anf9tis rpurpe,
mart ie ets @tsbfanne neg uno fam
NIT ausssbreitetsn arnen auf fe 3u.
,.8uten NOrsen, Sbr 2ieben !" rtef
fs ; KS 1T blbl6 pom Gud> pas Sbr
tommt penn i6 babe 9efern ben gam
gen Sag an @u6 sera6t unb mid ses
wunpsrt, ruarum Id bier rie 8lumsn
bssiebe, mae Id bod teHsr i'm palumu
3enpne tbdte. bod nein, nein, pa
parf Id nibt fin. Nein, nstn, ganoss
"a unp Siotta pafen nt9t tuiammen.
Nidt spabr. Sfotta bat ASo anseflast,
lsinsn 8ruper ermorbert 30 baben? 81
nessn oisler edse Der pala;,o nod MIDI
iber 'br 3uiammsnsetlrjt? Mba ct
miro es nod tbun ; bleibt nur nidi
rrinuen, font rrsroet SIR nit ibr e,
l9laBsn. une panr slaubt eie Delt.
aud Sbr bdttet S6ulb. Der arns
9ater! ct fgt auf gerpaGt absr rpenu
lstn pro,sB pOrtOmut, bann ioa 5ioitu
III Shanpen lperpen. Neil pie Wsn=
iden ni1t 3susen f5nnsn, 70 babe i'd
Die gnseI um 6dlfe a~nserufen, unb fl
psresn NIT ibren leibten TIissln in cis
0srtbtsfBunB berobftsssn unp 3euss
mfg eetsn, eab nidt Der Batter, fOnperr
Sfptta es estban bat. Die Gasel ia
gen e6, unp cte Gr9eI fDnRf1 MTG
Iisen. @sisrn paren fe ale bter, IA,
Zen In Den Blumenfelden, l9dttelter
absr Die 8psbsit Slotta's ois S5pfs
unc laBten: .@anO;la. raruu, trngerf
Du Detn @atte wtrp iber lisa triums
pbirsn. Son beute ab In bret Nona.
ten nnb orsi Gasen piro Der urtbeils,
lpru& BefdQt. Damn siebt Desn Salts
NIT per srObsn s~oIoenen Barrie ia ben
Ealns5o 3snpne, uno oas Bolt Dor
VsneoiD trdSt i'm Die Stufsn bin'
auf."
GrI66pft nnb fiG IadelnD fGaute fl
Dor f9 bin, als Oh fe fd TN 0etfs
fstnen Sriumpb Spraele, benr fe bats
Dif IRE Sree, a33O fye nod auf Ser.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-12
Die GntGertbmn9 bes Sil6ers

ptrb felt sintssr 3stt In Der eurOpdts
1Gsn grs6e ptslfu6 sr5rtert. Gin rene>
rer 8eriht Iast bteruter, tras fpl9t:
Die gntprtbuns tes Silbsrs bat
In ltster 3stt cine erldredsnpe @uss
retnune anesnOmmen. auf Gem 2pus
epner Siltermartt faI Der preis bes
silbers BON SO auf AZ, bferret6iide
StlbereuInen rpurben nur mod nit
1880 Mart (fdr 100 @ulpen) unb
bic gulpsn, auf welde bic Coupons
Bfsrrsi6ilGsr Gifenbabnuetien Optr
pripritdten Iauten, gar rur NIT ISL
1872 Marf besoblt, wdbrenp cieieIbsn
nod ppr a6t EaSen NIT III Mart
besabIt purben. Gt;fe Gbatladen ba<
ben 9rcBen SGrsden nerbreitet. Man
f6dBt ben @erluf. ben babur6 Deutibs
lano at, leinsm @ilber9eloe pur6 @in>
fabruna Der @Olbpdbruns, wceurd
tstunnt!id Der srSete 1beil pss Silbsrs
ssIoss lterFi1te unp uertduFi@ pirc,
erlstest iebr br@. Gin iebr srcse,
8srluf trift uns aber nod purd
bic auf Gtlbnwdbruns b~esrdnpeten
Dsrtbpaptere. 90 f6dbt man bic TN
beut[deu 8efs bsfnpliden 6ferretdt>
16sn papiere, eeren 3tnlen Ia Silber
besablt psrpen, auf 3wst WiQiarcen
Wart; curG ben Nidsans pes Gil
bsrputbes bere&net man ben 3tnsper>
Iuf a[etn an ptelen pupteren auf 20
Wtuicnsn Ware.
Dtele lebr beoenflfGe Grldetnung
Der Gntwertbuns res SilberS srreste
neuli9 aud nie Aufmerflamtsit bee
enelil9sn purlamsntes, unc ta1elbe
Iies ole llrla&sn bisfer Grl6sinune
hur& cine GpmmiliOn unterlu9en,
trslhe cieler Sage ibren Seri6t SeiSfs
feutlidt bat. DieieIbe bat nun fol-
esnce bret llmfanpe ole bic 0auptur>
Ia&e Der Shbrentwertbuhs be3ei@net
4. bic psutIee @insrefOrm 2. Die
gsrminOerune Der 9a&frase mad ell
Der In Snpisn; 3. ote a%uTinouna
neuer Stlberaesrn In @meriea. Gs
bat rusW jsSsnfaus aud nod pas Sisle
pupisrselo bstsstrasen ; aber ale
0aupturia&e ptrr nlIerpings rie gins
fabrunS Der @plbwdbrun8 ansn5eben
istn. Denn paour9 fno ni6t BLOT
srCse MaHsn Stlber sntbstrIi6 serrcrs
ben, fCnoern, mas nod ntsbr in's &C.
pt@t fdat, pas Silter bat babur6 nufs
seb6rt eisentli@en @elowertb 40 be-
Fssn, ba 90 nnr nop wie Rupfer umb
NtdeI als S&eipeminse eetraadt tuirr
unb ens Sob ben eiBentli9en @clo>
:, tpettb bartlett. Das Silbsr fnft ba.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-12

pen sur arte&iIGen Rfr@s betebren lais
fen iene absr, rpelGe ttsfer btnetn TN
Qanpe rppbnen ODER b~erum3ieben, fino
Ssmanrn gsblisten. Dtele nun irer<
ben Don Der yfcrte gun, Stieasbtenfe
beraneeceen, uro bstanntli@ finc bic
&rtfItHen untertbanen pom ErieBsf
bisnf ausssl6lO1sn. Scmit purce
ben rpilpsn ElGsrtsGen In Besue auf
tbre Raubsise unb S9anttbaten Elm
priptIestum sepdbrt.
&ubIano bat bur6 ben I6sua Der
E@ntslsn, wte man fiebt nt6t piel
%Serlorsn; 20 bat bic 8anrsn rabrs
f9etnlt6 NIT 6rsuben ateb:n lal1sn.
Der Glrtsi uber ssret@en fe tetness
tpees sum S6use urp fe fne ni6t
etnmal cine n~ennenswsrtbe militdrilGe
5alfe. sic la0sn li6 In bic rssuldre
Armee ni9t eintbeilsn, seben iGcn In
6riecensNitsn nur auf &aub aus In
Ereuncess anp Getnpeslanc uno nta<
den cbenprein ALE an1prIde reeul1rer
Sclpatsn. Die 3abl Der mad cerSar<
fei In ben bsiDen leBten Sabsebnten
siuaewunpe.tsn If9erfeGen miro bon
BEN befsn Sennern res 8ei1ss auf
niat tpsniBsr als cine WiQtpn aneeee,
ben. Der tleinere Ibeil eteler WaRe
tIieb In Aisn; Der 9rSbere fam mad
europa. Sn Der Dcbrutlha aaein
1np etpa 10000; ME ptel I'M Bal
~tanssbiste, Idet li& heute ni6t tere6.
men ; man last paB nod INNER neue
5croen sent S6wartsn Meere bers
ibertOm men. gle eeb6ren ren swei
6auptfammen an, ben Ietsbes Sl9ers
telen uuo cen Abdalen. gu ibren
NatiunaIs GieentbImli6feitsn aebSrt Dor
Nusm bic 8lutra6e; ie berrl&t in al
len 8UIpntfn uno In alien 6p;cen, uno
un;er ben beutteen umfdnoen 1T nas
tirli1 ridt raran 3u rentsn, iolGe0ers
trruneen ausSurOtten, pbsr wsnislsns
III betdmpfsn, ME IS In Mcnt'nesrp
Der Gau III. Die Wpntsnesrtner finn
iberbaupt ts1 Ilbs ts1en eesenIber.
als cine bOGetptltftte Naticn angus
1sbsn Do1 taben bic beieen gersobIz
fer nod man6s Aebuli6'eit NIT etnon<
Der, 70 III bsi bsipen ser Srtes pas ga,
ttunalbanewerf unD BET bsipen itebt pas
@eib auf elsi9 nteoeter Stufe; BET
ben1l@erfe6en uuf 100 m6sli@ nod ries
berer, benrt es If nur cine @aare. 90
unslaubIt6 es tIinst. 70 TT es ocb
GbatGaGe, naB piele Ii9erfs6enftdmme
aus BEN BON &u0en ercberten @ebteten
aussepanbert fnr, ni9t etwa, neil fe
fi9 Der ru(fl9en @epalt ntdt fdsen
trSlten, lonrern neil bas ruiiIaegpus
rerusment ben @eiberbanpel unterz
fagte. Bet pteIsn Der blutarmenS tams
me bilpst n6mli9 Der Beibers uno Rim
bsrbannel Gen aupterwerbs3mets. Der
pffene 6anpel na6 S%onfaKttnppel unD
AIeranprten &c. 1T jeBt srar aud uns
tsrlast; isopG aOgtrt perielbe mad wie
Dor TIM @ebeimen. Sn Stambul fennt
Seeermann pie 6duier, In weI6en forts
wabreno Der tIbertelIi&e B~stterbasar
etabIirt 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-12
febrten cie golbatsn erif ssseu spsi tlbr
Wcraens In rie Galerne unt bas leyte
Wcrt, tpel&es su Sernebmen nor, ti.bt:
DSrie9 une COB ben EGrfen !"
Teuillet0n n.
gas gils.

Gin Bib 1T mtr tn's 5ers sssrabsn,
Gin Bib, 70 ftSn, 70 punbsrmilb,
Gin 9innbilb aasr suten @aben,
Go III Der @pthsntutter Bib.
Sn euten, wie In bSien Ta8en
Dia i'd bies Bib In 1ers.n trassn.
SD fab's am Nanbe r,efner @isee,
Muf ntsfner erfen Vileerfabrt
llnb bort itun batten feline 3iss
Nir @uttes G@Dnbett pfsnbart;
bort lernt' Id rteine @utter Iieben,
9ab' mid ais Srbn itr bort Serf1rtebsn.
SD iab bas Bib i'm iiQen 9aine,
We einiana bic Rapsle febt
DOrt Ipra& i'd oft bstn, 9ampenIGstne
NsinsetnfaG finblid Na6tsebet.
Nar @cit peiR, tras In ienen Stunben
@sin i&perssprRftes 9ers %empfunben.
ID fab bas Bib bon Sob umsrGeu,
Ord iiter einent Warmprbau,
SIN Wplfenraunt, Bon Slang I'm foGen,
Stanb bsrrIi& unfre ltebe 6rau,
Gin belsr Sterr aus buntter Wclfe,
Can't lG9elnb gu benz treuen 9olfe.
SD fab bas Bib tn ipeIten 5dnSen
Nuf fummerbODem EobteRbeit.
Des gilsers &etis IOlts enbsn,
Is ruff gum lsBtsn 9britt, CT sebt
Drldt fef bas Bib an feline eippe,
ttnO FAINTER wiro sss SoSss pipps.
Sa, no it ie eta 5ers ~eefunbtn,
Dem biele Welt rur Summer sab,
Dus ntGts sefannt ais S9nters unb @unbe
llnp ni&ts ssbUht mebr als Elm Grab,
Da bah i'd aud btss Bib erbltdst
l1nb Gram unb 11nnutt nor erfidet.
Dies lisbe Wunberbtlb, 60 retGet
Dir Iruf In 3eben unb I'M Sob.
Ginf, tuenn bic Na@t bes Qebens uetGet
rlnb gIdnst bas srpBe Morsenrptb,
Damn bpf' i'd In ben 9~immelsauen,
Did, o Maria! eltif 81 fbauen.
P. 9an MoreI.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-04

g
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
ID. MCLAUGHLIN, ferguson stree
ISAAC BAGGS, FergLsOn street
\. 4. POTTER.
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL In, yee
BLACKsMITHING. &C.
HAAS & NEALON. Themes street
A. d. BUTLER. Benz street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, 18Th street
LEATHER & FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, 16A street.
DENTIST.
J. ]. CLARK, Eddy street
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
G. L. HOLT, Post-o6lce Building
CLOTHING.
B. HELLMAN, 18Th street
MARKS & MYER, Eddy stree
Ferguson street.
APPEL & CO., Ferguson street.
REVOLUTION STORE.
COAL.
w. II. LEE, 18th street. New Scales
DRY GOODS.
MARKS d MYERS, Eddy stree
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE q WARREN. l6A ST
FEED & GRAIN.
j. ~THORMAHLEN d co. l7M
street.
GROCERIES.
PEASE & TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
WHIPPLE & HAY, Ferguson street
LEIBEY & NICHOLS. 16M street
w. l.. FOGLESONG, 17M street
UNDERWOOD & McGREGOR,
Enterprise Buke,y.
E. NAGLE, ferguson street.
GUNS, &C.
FREUND & BRO. Eddy street
HARDWARE.
DRAPER & HAMMOND, ferguson
street.
f. SCWEICKERT, 18Th street
HOUSE MOVERS.
j. FERRIS, Eddy Street
HOUSES TO RENT.
J. FERRIS. Eddy Street
HOTELS & RESTAURANTS.
INTER OCEAN, SirteenM street.
OVERS HOTEL, Eddy street
EAGLE HOTEL, I7th street
ENGLISH HOUSE, 18Th street
RAILROAD HOUSE l.. r. Depot
WESTERN HOTEL, Fifteenth
METROPOLITAN, Cor. Ferguson
and 15N street
INSURANCE.
E. p. SNOW, 1914 street
JEWELRY AND WATCHES.
JOSLIN d PARK, 16M street
LIVERY STARIFS
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INSURANCE.

JEWELRY AND WATCHES.
JOSLIN & PARK, 18Th street
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.

GroeeTie., Grsia. Provisions EIs.
Weekly By EhlppIe a Hay, Whole
sale and hstsiI Glsesrs aud G0mnission hsr
chats.
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,, rE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.
MCLAUGHLIN, ferguson stree
ISAAC BAGGS, FergLson street
81. POTTER.
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The Black Hills.
Information Of Interest to Those
Who are Going There.
Cheyenne the Place to Outfit at.
Distance Table-Passenser Fares snd
Freight Hates-Etc.


In answer to the hundreds of
communications we are in daily re-
ceipt of, we have compiled the bud
get of information herewith given,
for the benefit of all who are afflicted
with the Black Hills fever. While
it is not as complete as We desire
and promise to make it, we think it
will answer most of the questions
asked.
The first query propounded is
whether we really believe there is
gold in the Black Hills. This has
been too well proven to admit OF
doubt. Gold is. found in paying
quantities in nearly all portions Of
the region, the richest discoveries
having been of quite recent occur
renee, ON Deadwood and Whitcwood
creeks, some sixty miles from Custer
City, which is now a large and -four
ishing town, with regularly elected
officers, a full complement of bust
ness houses, etc.
West and north of the Black
Hills lie extensive mountain ranges
Of similar formation, which have
been but little explored, but which
are full of gold and silver, which lat
ter metal has been discovered in
large and rich veins, within thirty
miles of Custer City. Good gold
quartz mines have also been found
in the Hills.
DISTANCES.
Following we give the distances
from Cheyenne to the Black Hills,
the points mentioned being, as will
be seen, at convenient distances
apart for camping, and having ac-
commodations for travellers.
Cheyenne to Miles
Lodge Pole creek, Is
Lodge Pole to Horse creek, 10
Horse creek to Bear Springs. 10
Horse Creek to Little Bear, 3
Little Bear to Bear Springs. Z
Bear Springs to Chugwater, lS
Chugwater to Hunton's Ranch, 12.5
Hunton's Ranch to Eagles Nest, 8
Eagles Nest to Fort Laramie, l7.5
Fl. Laramie to Spring Branch, II
Spring Branch to Raw Hide, IL
Raw Hide to Niobrara River, Is
Niobrara to Old Woman's Fork, II
Old Woman's Fork to End Camp, Is
End Camp to South Beaver, 10
s. Beaver to Big Cheyenne Forks. 1875
Total, 1855
These distances are by the road
soon to be built by the citizens o
Cheyenne. By the road now travel
ed the distance from Cheyenne to
Custer City is 246 miles.
TRANSPORTATION, ETC.
Our forwarding houses can fur
nish transportation for 1000, 900
pounds at a shipment. Freight
charges, Cheyenne to Custer, range
from 81 to 6 cents per pound, ac-
cording to kind of animals employed
and time consumed OH the road.
Horses are plenty and cheap here.
Prices range as follows: Well-bro
ken saddle horses, $35 to SIS each
or with saddle, bride, etc., from $40
up. Well-broken work teams, 800
to $3.50 per span /; single carriage
horses, 300 to $3.50 each mules,
5000 to $500 per span.
It will cost less to outfit here than
to bring outfits with you. Heavy
stocks and hot competition cause
this. We do not say SO because we
are paid for it but because we have
yet to see the man who has QUILTED
elsewhere who does not affirm that
his outfit has cost him at least 25
per cent. more than it would if pur-
chased here.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

SO to as per Day 81 sss s. sa.ss.s ssD y. .as
msn 70 sell an sriels A. APL a. y 70 Farmers
$40 H SsaSs N :S;id 81 S;iHssfiHfId: o 5.f s Is... e. Es'
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-01
THE CITY.

SHOOTING AFFRAY - About 4 o'clock las
| evening a difficulty took place corner O
| Franklin and Customhouse streets, between
; two colored men named Robert William and
John Landry, in which the latter was shot in
the left arm with q small sized revolver, in
the hands of the former. Both men were
arrested and locked up in the Irene Station
for disturbing the peace Landry was after.
wards released and sent to the Charity Hos
pital, where his wounds were dressed and pro.
nounced slight. The cause of the difficulty
was barrel-house whisky.
UNDER FALSE PRErENsEs.-Joe Woods was
arrested on the levee, yesterday afternoon
for obtaining goods under false pretenses. 1t
appears that Joe called at Mr. David Stew
arts stable during his absence and stated that
be had been sent there by Mr.. S. for two
mules and floats. The foreman gave the
team to Woods who drove off to parts un-
known. A search was instituted for him,
and yesterday he was arrested with the prop
erty in his possession.
WHO'S TO BLAME "A man named Jackson
Saith. aged ifty-four years, and native of
the United States, died suddenly last Wednes-
day evening, at 6 O'Clock, at his residence,
No. 166 Port street, Third District. Coroner
Deblanc held an inquest the next morning.
and, as the man was pauper, it is presumed
that he notified the city to send down the
Charity Hospital wagon and have the remains
removed to Potters Field for interment. At
all events, the body still remains in the house,
and is now In an advanced stage of decompo-
sition.
The matter should be looked into imme-
diately, and if the city can not afford to bury
her INDECENT dead the public ought to be in
formed OF that tact. II, on the other hand,
the party whose duty it is to notify the city
has neglected to perform his functions, he
should step down and out. This matter
should be investigated at once.
LARcESY-Special Officer Cain at noon
Thursday, arrested woman named Kate
Call on a warrant at her residence corner of
SIKH and ST. David streets. Kate hooked
fifteen pieces of siiverware, valued ut $40,
from Mr.. Ross residence, No. 100 Euterpe
street. also, a silver ladle worth $40 from Mr.
Newmsn's house, No. 294 st. Charles street
Kate it seems walked into the above named
places with a basket on her arm peddling
and not seeing anyone about sneaked
into the dining room and made off with the
silverware. She was locked up in the Cen
trail Station.
SMALL BLAZE. About half past o'clock
Friday morning a fire was discovered in a
frame COTTAGE house on Philip street, between
Franklin and ST. David. owned by J. Depas.
sau and occupied by r. E. Williams. The |
James were extinguished by the police and |
some citizens without the necessity of turning |
n an alarm Damage about 500. The |
building is insured, but in what company and /
or what amount could not be ascertalned. |
The fire is supposed to have been the work of
N incendiary.
COLLISION. About q quarter to 2 o'clock,
friday morning, collision occurred on
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-01
SALE OF UNITED STATES SHIPS.

NORFOLK, Dec. 3l.-The United States
ships St. Lawrence and Macedonian were
sold to-day at the Navy Yard, by Leigh Bros
4 Phelps, auctioneers, and purchased by
Northern parties. The st. Lawrence sold for
$1,000 and the Macedonian for S14,O7l.
These vessels were among the oldest ships in
the navy, and have been famous in their day
The Macedonian was captured from the
British in the war of 1912, BY Capt. Stephen
Decatur, commanding the United States frig-
ate United States; and the st. Lawrence was
present in Hampton Roads during the en-
Ragement between the celebrated iron clad
Merrimac and the United States fset. Both
have been lying at the Navy Yard, dismantled,
for number OF years.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-01

Just as we had settled down to the ap-
brought to us, with many happy wish, from
our friends Messrs. Biackmar & Finney, two
delightful pieces Of music, "LEspoir du Re.
tour" and 'Jsnet's Choice" bo.h Of them
gems Of composition. Those who at this
time want music in their homes (and who
doesn't?) ought to drop around to Messrs.
Blackmar & Finney's, No. ia Canal street,
and, whilst the hey-day of holiday blood is
upon them, invest in some Of their pianos or
organs. OF the latter they have a most
choice selection, and from which the new st.
Charles Avenue Methodist Church chose their
instrument happy New Year to cur en-
friends.