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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-29
CHEYENNE TOWNSHIP.
LEGAL notice.


Pursuant = law, notice il hereby
gwen "a Atm a I7,h day OF Drc,in-
hnr, \ ID 1873 u !nlrni WAS duiy is-
sued. signed lay thu President oi the
United States of America. Ia the
"Cotpcrai" nuthofiii,s uf the city Of
iey'nn,, in Wyoming Terriiory.n
IA trust for ih. several u.s.. and lem
siii ui llr iHhniitaut> ni The said civ
al ~tl'lahne, ascending 1" their res
i~ecitre INTERESTS. hy virtue at the vet
al { "ngies~ If March 2nd, 1867, enti-
tied IAN aci for the relief OF the iu-
hailisnt- al cities and towns upon
the Putiic lan,ls,n Tor AMI to The
following described lands, To wit
In Section No ihirty-twO 49,, In
Township M. fourteen (ii.) North
al Range siNil-six 1861 Mrsi; the
Ne-i one halt al said section, contain
ing ttrer handled and twenty 1920
arrts. nnd lot NJ. fur a. containing
ZEN htu bihe oi~t-hun,lrtdlh acrr..f
lluh9,l and lol M. five, combining
twenty nine md sixty one hundredth
acres t:.si.6n,) and lni M six, enntaip-
i'r i"iiN -ninr rcrss, tl9l ;nnd also:
In section No. Six. t6), IN Town
ship M. Thirteen (l3l North, OF
Range M. SiXiy-siN. tCG). West; the
North taii 81 The Northeast quarter.
rtnininii'g eighty (s0( acre; aud the
Northeast quarter uf the Northwest
quarter, containing fnriy (IOl acres:
aud lat M. eight lSl, containing
fourteen and lightweight one num-
drrhih acres Mss; and 10, No. nine
t9l. combining thirty inur and nine
five one-hun"iredih acres GA. 95); and
lot No ten li0), containing thirty
five and thiriy-mne one hundredth
u'r.-. (3j'3l); and lot No. eleven IN,
containing sixteen aud twenty 0ns
hundr'dth acres, tl6.2ti); and lot No.
twelve az, continuing one and five
u hundredil, acres, q .O5l; and lot
No thirteen (l3). continuing six and
'h~iriN-eight mel undredth acres,
(6 3sj.
This notice j. given to the end that
ail parsons ~cininiing amy OF the lots
Included in said subdivisions NAV
make clnim and procure title thereto,
a. provided 10y the laws Of Congrvss
aud of the Territory of Wyoming.
BY order Of the corporate authorities
OF the city of Cheyenne. Dated this
10Th day of January, A. ID. 1885,
l.. =. l.. II. BREsNAHES,.
President of the Board at Trustee.
81 The city of Che. enne,an ex -ofiicio
Mayor thereof. fl.7w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-29
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Gro.ef .es Gsnin, srovisions, Esc.
rarreeted Neekis by nipple ! Hay, whot
sac anu hets tsfoctrs auu I'll niirri.u Scl
cnanf.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-29
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M0a day at home Agents wnntot
Xix outht aud terms free. TRUF c..
augusta.
, 1876-07-11

nem tirfii9en Safen om ooriatll4en
Meere.
2onbon, 10, Suli. Sn Der Babe
bon 8eljiuo itsbt cine gnti@eibun9s.
IdlaAt III Guslid!. Ser lerbii9e &riegs
miuilter bat @snsraI 3a@ in NoI9c lei.
ner tirsli6en Niyoerlaee abQeicbt.
gelerao, 8. Suli. OtFslele Sc
psI6en beitati9en Die NaariAt, bab De,
@asriff Der Serosn auf Noua Iarpidj
suriidoeldlagsa wuroe. Gieielben be
baupten ieov9. oab Die 5srbsn oas be.
Feltiste 2cser bel 3armia crobert 9atten
Sie Serbsn baben icst Nouita5an Gin
sei1loisn uno beorobsn Wetrspisa.
2onbon, 10. Suli. Scr lslbil6
ariessminiter NlfOl.4 fat bas Com
manbo bes @snerals Bud perlonlid)
i%bernommen. Cine 9epeide aus Sa.
sonnena melbet, BOP 6err g0uller, hei
Correspondent Der rWiener Tsuen Srei
en- YreKe", in Der SAla4t bsi Selilnt
setDotet uuo Die gurre'ponoeaten Der
Barrier ySemps" uno vNatlonule" Der
munoet ,puroen.
, 1876-07-11
0nlanDilds Depe[hen.

Clifton, Ont, 8. Suli. @eitern
Haamittas .idritt Die StoIierin SRI
epelterini auf einem ou%sselpanntsn
6eile iiber Den Niasaro.
Tit9burs, MaN., l0.sSuli. Gas
Squptssbduoe Deg gOrrettionsbauics in
Glib Iitdburs ,puroe nsbit ben Wsrf+
ltdtten, Der Gapelle, Der Slide uno 81,
Mobnuns oss @sfansenwirters seitern
Morsen 2 ubr burdNeucr serltDrt. Sus
ei9entli9e @efdnsniB muroe aercttet, Uni
aae 70 @%efansene in Si9erbeit sebra6t
9as Seuer nor obne 3lpeifel onselest.
8erlult $50, OOO-$75,0O0.
f q, MaH.. 9. Suli. Sron
Guolcy 9rop BON @io'9pton uno ELL
uubc!annter Dam tamsn bier in 6olse
zines Gilenbabns uniaas um's 9tben.
Gem.D I, 8. SuIi. 9fobert Nnn-
nsmader elmer Der Mi!paufic'er @teu.
ertetrissr, welder fiir5lih bon europa
siiriidfebrte, 1teate li@ oeltern Dem Ge.
ri6t unb bstauute lid Ner sesen i'm nor.
aebra6ten &lasen 1dulois. Ct wuroe
al einem Sage 9aft uno $4,000 Strofs
p%erurtbeilt.
q ewbursb, T..D, s. Suit. Gli'
"a Mmour perbrannte eeiterr Nbeno bel
Iebenoisem 2tibe sic bate i6re &Isis
Der nit &o6lenDl sctrdntt, I'm blelss uls
Sur fir Den &bsumotismus an 9ebrau'
den. 9as aleio eerietb bard Die Mabe
elmer 2ampe in Brano uno Die Grol'
mar ni9t gu retten. S6re Sodtcr ers
belt bel Dem 9eriu9e, Die Tlammsn du
lDlden, tDotlihe 9ranoiuunocn.
, 1876-07-11
Cnro,aJhs ua1ti1tsn.

2serriu. Der @enerals Snteubant
Der t0uistiheu Soibibnen. Scrr b.
3iliem bat am /. SUM isin 2~5iabriscs
DienitjubiIdum g%eicifrt. Der Scatter
iibrrianote linn ble3u icin Sortrait in
y%tbenssrObe nsbt cincm icbr iGmei4el.
baitsn @ratulationslhr ibtn. Iud Die
&atltyin, ber &ronprins, iomie pisls
auswdrtiss S0is ~Iberianoteu @efh.nts
uuo @tldwiuid)e. Dsr 8erciu oeutiaer
Sdbncnaaseboriscr, bsllsn gorltano
,. Sllien 1T. bas Yerlonal Der uer'
idieosnen t0ni9lihen Ebeater in Berlin,
Ga1cl, SannOusr uno Wlssbaoeu.
ldmmtli1e Serliucr Ibcater, oas SoI.
burgtbeatcr in Wi.n. lammtliAe 0oi'
tbcater Oculid)lano5, ba5 9eipsigtr
Staottbcater umo nod pIele anOtrt,
waren ourd) Deputationen ODER Icreleu
uertr. ten unh iibsrlauotcn gum Gbeil
lcbr mertbooGe G%hreu9abeu.
Gm sleideu Gag fano bic 6eier bt5
50idbrigen Sublldums osS @atb filis
lierre9imentS inter Gnifaltuns sroBsn
mIlltarlidcn Yomps ltalt.
Bum Direttor bes meuen fattifdeu
@pmnaliumS am Warianneuplas. Sel
yelbmie9Ymnaliums, bat Der Wa9iIrul
oen Spertebrer am Trseorid9pmNaliun,
Or. 6risolanoer, sspGglt.
Ser StaNtseriAtSratb Setting. Elm
~lauYlahrl9er y~orisenoer oer )hleuni.
gen Vto,cBoeputatIun bcs hisiigM
Staotserid)tS, beablihtiJt isin miibcuol'
les uno idlwlerises Amt als Sorllsen
Der bisier Abtbellnn9 nieosrSuleScn.
Sim Yiinsltmontaa Iaub anf BE-,
NsnnbabH du SOppegarten Der SAlnb
ocs oiesld4ri9en 0!ibiaDr8rsmeE ltatt.
Die Nenncn cnoctcl ieiosr nit einem
arsen WtiBton ourt einen f9wcrsn LII.
lal, wcidcr ben lieutenant .. Tcppers
GaSsi (13. III. Siest.) hsIm Sasorennsu
gstrOHen battle. 3crr D. "copper" asti
~ltir3te. perlcste iid ibwer a,n Nu9e
uno untsrleib uno lie9t lcbensgrfabrltdl
frtrantt oarnieOcr; Der IN Den Sports.
frciien wobtbefauute Banter Muoolps
Wepcr bate oaS unsilt. bsim lleber,
ipriuseM oss 9umpfsrabeas - a
woats 9srra D. &cppersGasfi gu Sili,
ellen - Sas gsin gu breAtM.
Der ensliiAe unb bss tirfiiac Sot,
tdaitsr iino Wfietbsteate oellelbsn SauI
les IAN Der Ode bcS 2,ip;lser Blasss
unb Der 2eip8issrlpaBs). Oas benz Ora.
Ser 5a.sr A.sim eshoss- Glelem
, 1876-07-11
SIrfei.

2pnbpn, 9. Suli. Cine Sepei6e
ons &cpio, einsm 1orfc in Der Ndbe
pon gounonlinppel. meloet; .&enerol
s3o6s Gipilion Der Ierbil6en Irmee er=
lit cine snti9isbene Nieoerluse bel glopi
8osar unb bate 1900 Sobte uno Ser.
%punoete,"
Cine Gepsiae an bas u2onbon Gdo"
aug 8slsrab meloet Sen. 3oGs 81.
piicn wurbc am 6. b. 81. hei Sdebinob
ssialasen uno aos lid auf Ncpi Basar
suriid. Sic Steluns bet SipiIioa wirb
fir tr,tiih aueeiebcn."
Con tantinppeG, 8. Suli. Ser
tiirtil9s Msbsmso Nli bot bel 9iOpi Ba
sar einen enti6ieoenen Sies iber bic
@erben errungen. Dis 2sbteren perlo-
rem 5000 Sobte unb 0erpunoete. 9is
Yforts iiberi9idte ibren @ertrstsrn i'm
Muslanbe iolsenoe 9epeide: vMm 6.
Suli fano in Der Ndbe pon Seniba cine
@dlaAt itatt. Mebemeo Mli bate bios
8 YattalIone, ,pdbreno bic Serben
10000 Mann fart wabren. Sic 2cbte
rem wurosn bon u%nieren 9ruppen in ib-
rem Saansen 5uridsstriebsn nno IieBen
1900 Soote, ebenlo piele 0erwunoetc
nno cine betrdAtli9e Quantitdt @af-
fen aui Dem SaIodtfslOe suriid."
8eIsrao, g.. Suli. Sie Elrfen
ma9ten Treiias einen weiteren Mu9rlif
auf Die Beieitisunsen bon Saiti@ar uao
ipurben gum uierten Mals nit srObem
gerIuite suriidsei6Iasen.
piris. 10. SUM-. Sie Nieoerlass
Der ierbil9sn Mrmee unter Gen. OIims
pics pirb offs'ea slsessbsn. Sic tir'
fiihsn Sruppsn baben bic 9rina iibtr.
i9ritten, uno ans Sruppcn m Der I'm
9ebuns BON Ssl9rob llnb infOlse 9elIen
ioslsi9 nod Der @renSs beoroert ,por.
Den. Mqe Na4ri2tcn in Yc5us auI
grfolse Der icrbii9sn 8ahen fino un-
besriinbst, uno man 1T tier Der alIse'
msinen @nli6t, baB oos a~rle9ssIiid li@
sessn @srbien wenost. Sn Der 9labe
bon Nii6 liebt cine arhere aasemelne
S6la9t swiidsn Gen. si9crnoieff uuo
Der Saupt.M rmee Der Sirfen unter Sc.
neral Ssnan in Musidt.
&aeu q, 20. Suli. gia@ri9tsn aus
raponil4en Guelen meloen, baB in ber
S9laGt bsi 3eniba ansefdbr 1900
aaf bsieen Geitsn fis!en. Cine ftarte
Saiasssrssnmo3t mariairt rGbSist si.
, 1876-07-11
GngianD.

2ioerpopL 10. Suli. Ser beige
Courier" erflart, nob bic nddiisng I'M
britiIden untcrbonie %iottfnoenbe Sc.
botte uber Die politif Der &e9ierun9 in
gesuo aui ben orisntuliidsn &ries oas
midtieIte Grsisnib Der sescnmartissn
@iburs iein wiro. Sic Meinunesuer-
fd~icoenbeitsn in 8esus ouf oiele @nser
leserbsit spil6en beioen Yarteisn wer-
ben tdeli6 I6rofier. Man crwartet, oab
Serb @labItone cine 'dn9ere Neoe balten
wiro.
, 1876-07-11

Rs5 THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE Is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CALCULATIONS or AT,
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWBs
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-07-11
pfeiIe Der Naaeigen:
Msntas telssr. gsust1tn.
8 eutt9tanD.

2onbon. 10. Suli. Ser &aiier BON
@ublono tam sehsrn bon @dlob &ci6-
1tabt, NO er nit Dem Safer Sran5
Solep6 cine 3uiommenfunft bate, in
0resben on.
Meb,1 10. Suli. Sn Der p9'5ppital'
aoblensrubs" i'll Der 9'dbe BON ct apolo
fano gumiias Elm Ggploiion bon Cru
5enaos ratt, bur@ pslde AZ perionen
oetDbtet uub AZ beoenfliA oerwunoet
spurbcn.
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Eranfreib.

paris, 10, Suli. 9et &ir:s an5
Die a6nigin BON @rie9enlonb lino bIer
an9efommen.
9ie fronaDi;de Wsltansfe0ung. mel
DE in 1876 itatlfinoen iollte, sDiro wabr
i1einli9 aufselAoben pcroen.
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O. u e f q,

bas amerifaniihe Butter fir 0tFb
Dieie Wiihun9 entbdlt tein Irienif
poer uersiftete Stohe.
Gs trirst cine rrtae SaGs umo bit aratttei
tn Uoa Sanben meg.
> ser Mrtitel bat inter efnen ottSern Nortsn
I. Nnnosr Ssrri&tst III ben Tiebbeerbstt bon
@rr6 Brit antn,
Is II elm fs.tsr 9ramsu uab sr;'u5t s~sfunsss
6leii6 aslm = ieh.
IS b~sfDrbsrt rsn Mu@stbun hes funssn gie.
hes.
60 sereautt tts @psilsn unb erstust LANCE
,Mplle bel SGoafen.
Fit SHwsiue IN es Sin Wtttsl, tpelGes Rranf
beitsn pp1 ibntu atbatt.
50 re,n'st eas 9lut Der wfsrSe, Ginesisb
II ~.
GieEa sl ache BIT an rie'em Guitsr, es osrbtn.
bert 0boIera uas SsrmsRrt bss st9.n Won
&ieru.
Is nirs in S Gent patetsn sfrfauft. Dte
Gebras GSanwsilurs gen ioo irbr Iei4t.
Cir 1 ails So 3Oib 100 Yatstsa
7 601b 2O0 L.
~ 1irtb 400 ~
oberi 9umr, 6abritant.
Office unD Eager 9to Is, IS @tra6s,
III milt &i d 1T o II ., On.
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Girsinia StaatS<Wa5stTe
tas.,p besasssssebsn scH
3sba q. pfia.
We. 8 3tp6tfte Straee.
i1mom So.

SnbstrSpttors Nretfet
Sc 90
-. m.r,,. SO SO
AZ, m.n,,. ST 80
sDreiie Der Maaeigen:
~ moI @T
Gin Sauare, ,ret MaI 80,
Hin esnare, bret Maf. aM5
Gin eauare. cine g1c6e 30
Gin squart, esnen wfpnat ~
Gin Sanars. bret Utcnafs low
Ssrse.r. Nn,esae- resr.- tiger berf&nef.
Sht eter weuiaer 3eit,~ utlben etnen Gaaart.
Nae Nn,eisen jnb tnt Tsraus W sabIsn.
Die 2eituuq NTH tn Ni1 mont nnb unt'
aas,enb BON bsn 1rSssrn tar IS 2snts per
QDche dusaetraaen.
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Die Tnbkltr

1T b~eitirhttt. tas sdrs. ~btsberise Sriluerfobret ttnts
,uItpscn. Die Sur pirb burt has fo9enonnte
Scbbao nnb Sur4 gtnneAmen pot Sofpnloct
beptrtt. Z te eob9aSer Seisen, an, no bic &rant9ett
Ait ,etset ie Bic 9e5ensfraft' bes Meni6tn en-.
&~auisnbc itno In ben Isstet sosi Sabren In Der
saessAntelt, "a Stdnt9n Str Rem gort. gsbeilt
tuorbsn. Inter ben @ebetlten %bsfinSen ii6 niele
ger,te unt 4potbeftr. Vie aobbdber unteri9stsen
fb Don onberen BGbert Soburd, bob Fe otreft Guf
bic srontbsit etntpirten, ii b ben tranfsIs Stoi ent'
iernen, tn pel4er 5orm er aud sum 9ori4str
fomme. etc tnb stt @erbrennnns8s ober ausidsts
bunsss proceb Der RransbeitsStoHe. Sober Gronte
mfrs bel Der Inperenng bt. fer Sur f~osuiasen iein
eieener arst.. @snn SenauS bnr9 bieie 8aber ass
beilt tit, 70 III e. iptrtlt4 unS raoitat sebetlt, pdb,
renb na9 Der bis5erisen Ssilm.thobs BITE Wsittsl
sep6bnIid seiGbrlt4er finb ais BITE Srent9stttl5it,
nnb il4 Siters IN gangs Sssr 'eciHSarsr SraHtS
TS5sIeia be sy.baSet eGs aranfbetteu, inri.rli6
nub auBerfi4, turiren, 10 lino bod bic Strfnnsen
Bel folgeno. n Eranfbetten, b~eioneers pel'n lie lt1
nod in ocntem 3~uitatiOs 6%efihSsn, cams atBetorosnts
lid: Sieber, felbft @trpsns nno EpPsnsleeet,
fnrirt. SaIss uu6 Observation-Disclosures rirO,
ssnssntis II tcl lesfis ati faa''i @ !; absa!!
,nsttstnas D srs nb pT att issEEs Sn.H ;o, sfeSe al;
ibpbiIittide arortbsiten tn teesrs gro5e. Yd
dlbtren &rdnfbeitet, SrattSt,itssen, 8si
saiplren, .S~ernpbein &c; II bte sHtrtnns etEs
pl5s(tbe II. Nhtbare. ytur eth Bah TIT bttrcthtnb,
i'm tsSsben uon Der 0lrtuns gu hber5euSeu. Mas
aenfrebs nno bic fOseraants &3arns oecr
Su9ctrnDr (sine bis isst nnbsttbdte &rontbsit)
nn-bsn aeBsilt. Bet ltstersr &rautb,it esben 20
prosent SsS 3udsriOiss nit isSsua Bate sat4 ben
llrtr ab.
Vie 9aSes itnb ginnebtes 4 ufper urrbet mao
iebsm 9las tint sanSe ~perianot, Der Srsis bcs
sabesHulsers TT 81, bet bes @innebue ) Dllocrs
81. Wtau Iaie f3 cine 8roi9Ire tler bic SobtU
III ersltidsr oser benti4er Sprads fdidsn.
FIR. Rauchfusa
L. "a &toatnm Ctr. (Box 1891
Nsw QosE
, 1876-07-11
@ een's maarfnlager
uhbTabrif bon Eaararteiten,

sic rer 8. u.Wiai1itr. 9tidmonb. So,
Mpee. unb Gtrumpf Waarsn uno Snnb-
lhuhe. @ue @laren gu aa6stOre entll@stat'
3sn wrstfsn.
e,n b tpnheres @tempIe.D Department.
Sin 8,iasn- Gepartsme I. Yrtdsn fir IS 81,
Rin ertpaasn. bic + u'a'tsn i'm Qarte
Die b,riaf'n Stdereier nerrtn ~cetsfrt. Gamer
Rra0en ilr 5 Cts : tstnaeen t &C., sstte enc 8nbpfs II
Gts tas Dusenp etc etc.
Stempsln 5 Gls. per yarb, j'be Sreits
Gin arf'mpelter Me mel uno EN- oeRemreltss Ban,
sttdl i.pe Yulpn, wsbe IS Bare ftitp elm IdBt.
MT. @barls6 W. @retn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
GILMORE'S GARDEN.

Tncrc were three soloisis presented at Gilmore's
Garden last nght-Icyy, Kowalski and arbucklc. Tho
Grst and third OF those artists are cornct players
par erce,icncc, the second pianist OF rcnown.
The band o. I. s. Gilmore, which has
become national IN reputation, gave somo OF its
best selections. These wcro The .ssmont" overture
Of Beethoven, played with an effect and dim second
no orchestra; cniicin, Strauss waltz bouquet or
melodies from Verbs ''Nabucco:' overture Rus
stan airs, very cumsily constructed work by one
Kcrsscn. a SELECTION from j. $ tach Carnival DC
yeuicc' fantasia, and Mr. & e. Smiths .Norhcrn
Route galop, very sparkling wors. Mr.. k"walshi
played his paraphrasc on tounod's Faust
introducing tho choicest melodies from The
best opera Which has been placed
tho stage Tor twenty-five years lie cncorcd and
he played bis own ssleairca Tcrrc' caiop N. ko-
waskI "a Of those Interpreters og piano
music OF which tho metropolis may wc DO proud. The
noble grand rolls ont its richess tones beneath his
fingers and proves Itself 10 be tho arst OF all nsiru-
inrlt ~ kowalssi has orchesirated for Levy Proch's
and variations. Tho " tho work ~
thorough musician, and when Levy plays the comet
SOTO he Will create genuine sensation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, June -. 1875
Mr.. BLAINE's LETTERS TAKEN PROM MILLIdAS--
MR.. PIERREPoNrs CONNECTION THEREwlTH.
II will be remembered that when Mr. Blaine took tho
letters from MIigan hc submitted them to Judge
Black, Mr.. Carpenter and Judge Porrepont asking
thom his counsel 10 say whether, in
their opinion, there was anything in them
which showed his connection with any IN
lawful or corrupt transactions. Mcssrs. Black and
Carpenter gave him their opinion which no read IN
public Judge Picrrepoin,s connection in the mat
ter not generally known and he has recently
been Intercepted in writing about it by tho Judic
ciary Committee. His reply to-day states that tho
letters read TO him by Mrs. Blame; that
they were, far he rendered. fifteen
number and that so lar his recollection goes they
were the same letters which Mr. Blaine afterwards
read TO the House, that he absolutely refused give
any opinion about or to be retained for that pur
pose he conceived that his appointment Minister
to England made IL impropcr that il seems to him that
tho second letter he read IL in tho record was
shorter than the corresponding letter as read to m by
Mr.. Blaine from tho manuscript. In this Mr. Pierre
points memory correct u Is known that by an
OF the Congressional printer part of this letter
read TO the House by Mr.. Blaine omitted in tho
record
GENERAL M'poUGALL DECLINES THE TREAS
URYsHip.
General McDonsall, who represents the Auburn dis
trict OF New York State received from friend OF
President Grant the following telegram a, Canandaigua
yesterday afternoon, While he route TO Wash
ington:-- .s .
The President asks to inquire whether You would
accept the Trcasurcrship OF the United States
To which, after short consideration, General Nc
Dougall replied as follows:--
Please thank the President for the confidence shown
In me by asking u would accept the Irensurership OF
the United state. The duty | elsewhere compes
me TO say with regret that cannot in justice to my
constituents and my SELF accept. F
With high regards for the President and yourself
G. y. MDUCGALT.
General McDouga will BIO remembers. as one of the
eighteen Congressman who voted for the famous third
term resolution.
THE TREASURY PORTFOLIO.
II is said tonight that Senator Morrill, will accept
the Treasury Secretaryship and that the President
will nominate Congressman Kasson, Of Iowa, in his
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

NEwcAsTLE-UpoN-TYNE SUMMER MEETING
THE CONTEST FOR THE NORTHUMBERLAND
PLATE-THIRTEEN HORSES IN THE FIELD
THE SNAIL THE WINNER.
LONDON, June 2S 1876
The race for the Northumberland Plate took place
to-day at the Newcsssle.upon-Tyn Summer Meeting.
This race brought 10 the starting post field OF thr
teen horses. OF which the turned up in Lord
Rosebery's horse, The Snail who started with The
odds Of to l against HIM. Pageant at 6 TO ], being
second, and Organist, at TO /, third
SUMMARY
The Northumberland Plate or GOO sovs added to y
handicap sweepstakes OF % each, 10 forfeit aud
only il declared for three olds and upward the
winner OF any handicap value 100 after May -,
lbs. OF two handicaps OF that value. Of any
of 200 value OF the Queens Vase at Ascot 10
lbs or Of any of 200 value, u lbs extra
extreme renatyl the second to receive so out
OF the stakes; . miles; IS subs, 30 OF whom pay 5
sovs. each
Lord Rosebcry's br. h. The Snail, by Esca, out of
Revcille, yrs, st. lbs. Observation-Disclosures. 1
Mr. j. Graton's b. &. Pageant by Enand, OCT OF
panoply yrs, 81. Is observation-disclosures. 2
Mr. II. c. vyner's b. h. Organist. by Cathedral, out
OF Gaily, yrs, ST. ~ Observation-Disclosures. 3
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THE PROSECUTIONS or THE COMMUNISTS
cLosxD-MAcMAHoN's TERMS OF AMNESTY
PAgis, Juno IS, 1876
President MacMahon has pardoned or reduced the
sentences of eighty persons who wore npris-
oned on account of their participation in the Com
munist instruction
TERMS AuSKsrT
letter accompanies tho decree OF the President,
saying that the for the suppression Of the
insurrection may be considered accomplished
and that there will be further criminal prosecutions
except in cases involving attempts upon life or liberty
or in the cases Of insurgent leaders.
Such special will DO referred to the Council Of
Ministers before being prosecuted
PRESS OPINION MAcMAHox's cLEMEScy.
Moderate journals are satisfied with President Mac
Aahon's letter extending clemency TO Communists
But the radical press dissatisfied and appears to be
desirous Of having bill passed prohibiting further
prosecutions
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sENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON June 2s, 1876.
TREASURER NEWS SUCCESSOR.
The President sent the following nomination to The
Senate today:--Albert N. Wyman TO be Treasurer OF
the United States. vice John G, Now, resigned.
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BTLL--THE SENATE
AMENDMENTS NoN-coNcUREED IN By THE
HOUSE, AND CONFERENCE COMMITTEE APP
POINTED.
In the House to-day, on motion OF Mr.. ATKINS Of
Tennessee, the Senate amendments TO the Army APP
preparation bill were non-concurrcd in. The SPEAKER
appointed as Committee OF Conference on Ahat bill
Msssrs Atkins, OF Tennessee Randall, of Pennsyl-
vania and Hurlbut, OF Illinois.
In the Senate Mr.. Sargent, from the Committee on
Appropriations, moved that the Senate insist on its
amendment 10 rhe Army Appropriation bill and agree
the asked for BY tho House Of Represent
atives. Agreed TO, and tho Chair appointed Messrs
Alison Logan and Thurman members OF the committee
uu thc part of the Senate.
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EFFECTS OF THE HEAT YESTER-
DAY

Although the highest reading OF the thermometer
yesterday slightly lower than that Of the day be-
FORE still the difference was barely perceptble and the
city population obliged to be about taer ordinary
cations suffered terribly Tho sky Was cloudlcss and
from about ten O'Clock in, the morning untflou r. ~
the blazed down upon the city with relentless per-
sstency. The number Of sunstrokcs recorded below
conveys but faint impression Of the immense
OF suffering which barely tell short OF that
issue. Fortunately, these heated terms never OF
any very great duration in these latitudcs otherwise
II - hard surmise what would become OF the city
population.
fhc following record win show the changes in the
temperature for tie past twcnty-iour hours COM
parison with tho corresponding date Of last year.
d.cated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
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Average Temperature yesterday. 81
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. 10
sUxsrROkEs
Al nine o'clock yesterday morning John krack, aged
thrty-fvc, residence unknown, was overcome by the
heat the OF Spring and Elizabeth streets He
was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital
David Van Horn. aged thtrty-Bve, of No Ludlow
place. was overcome by tic heat AZ broadway and
sent TO Bellevue.
Frank Young aged taenty-six, German by BIRTH
OF No 500 Second avenue, was sunstrucx at half
past two yesterday aerpoon the Of avenue
a and Twentieth street. Taken 10 Bellevue.
Thomas Farbrligc aged iorty-iour Of No. !, ass
Third avenue, found Yesterday afternoon at
Twenty.lrst street and broadway Frustrated by the
heat lie attended at The Twenty -ninth precinct
and left for home.
A man named William Rock employed in loading
lighter the foot or Goralenon street. Brooklyn,
FRUSTRATED with the heat yesterday afternoon He
unable 10 give ms name.
Al four clock Edward Wadsworth, fhirty-ivc years
OF age, sunstruck on Greene avenue, Brooklyn,
near Broadway. He was taken TO his home, No. 621s
Chestnu street.
Hugh Savin. of No IS Sackctt street, Brooklyn,
was sunstruck in Hobokcn yesterday. He taken
10 the police station.
Mary Hogan was Frustrated by tho heat in Commu
nipaw avcnee, Jersey city, near the glendale Honsc,
yesterday afternoon. she taken TO the City Hos
pitai where she was attended by Drs Murray Car
pcntcr and Case
4...s4-, MAD DoG SHOT.
Roundsnan Hcaley and OIicer Dcvin OF the Tenth
precinct killed mad 10. In the rear of No. IL Cnrys
Tie street yesterday noon.