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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-18
GOV. Shepherd On the Presidential oui

A Chicago Tribune reporter gives
the following account of an interview
with "Boss Shepherd" The follow
ing questions were put ana answers
given as below:
"Who are the likely candidates in
the field for the Republican side"'
"Well, there is Gonkling. l think
he stands the best chance perhaps of
any. He is smart, and Il man of
energy, and thoroughly posted; and
would do honor 10 the position.n
"But don't you think his
would kill him with the people? Pr
"No, sir, | do not. He seems cold
at first, but he Is n genial and warm
hearted man, who is popular with
the masses, and who improves upon
acquaintance. He has what may be
called a m%annerism. As you know,
the papers have stated that he has hy-
perian curls, and a Jove like face, and
| think that may have spoiled him
some. hut he would make an excel
lent President"
GLOW about Biaine?"
ale is another strong man. He is
smart and quiet. He Is genial, but a
little too oily. lie is, in fact, too
much Off POLITICIAN"
AT this stage Mr. Hutchinson broke
in, and said that eX-Gov. Reuben e.
Fenton, of New York, was the COM
ing man, he thought.
"Yes," said Mr.. Shepherd, she
would make a good President-for a
Tract Society, ora Missionary or
Mite Society. He might do, at a
pinch, for church deacon; but Presi-
dent of the United States, never !!
Young man, he'll fall in like a little
Major and support Cenkling, if he is
nominated, and that's what Fenton
ill do.n
The reporter asked, "What do you
think of Morton ?n
HE, I,think. is the smartest of ali.
If he had the use of his legs, he would
be the nominee. However, in strength,
Blaine, Conkling, and Morton stand
about alike.n
"Hasn't Morton too much rags
about him?"
81 think Morton is wise enough to
have seer his mistake. He will go
whichever way the best interests of
the party demand on the financial
question if he is nominated"
"How about Hayes, of Ohio ?"
81 think he will be the candidate
if the strength of the party is divided
upon tho other three, for he will pro-
badly be united on as a compromise
candidate in the Convention"
"How about Hartranft?
"He stands but little show in the
contest, / think. The Republican
party in Conkling, Blaine, Morton,
and Hayes have developed four very
strong candidates, any one of whom
would sweep the country for victory.
"How about L. b. Washburne,-
what show does he stand 2"
81 don't think he is seriously mem
toned as a candidate"
"How about Secretary Bristow ?"
sit is not likely that the Repub.
lican party will go as'far South for a
candidate, and therefore | think he
does not stand a show at ALL"
"Then you think there are no other
candidates in the Geld?
There may be Others, but there
are none who will come more promi-
nently to the surface than those L
have mentioned
This ended the interview.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-18
THE INDIAN QUESTION. O
An Interesting Interview with Gen. Gus

Recent dispatches from Dakota in
dictate a probable uprising of the In
.dians in that section, and, to all APP
pearances, life on the frontier will not
be altogether cheerful during the
next few months. Already 1.-The set
tiers in the back districts are begin
ping 10 seek shelter in the towns
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Scriber Bros. & Dewitt,

General Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chants. Gonsignments solicited.
Dealers in
Wood, Coal, Hay 81 Grain.
Wood delivered by the car-lond or in small
quantities. aud cutt TO suit the wants fall.
Storage solicited. Mt moderate rates. Hay
Scales on the premises.
rs- Contracts for moving Safes and other
heavy hauling, made at any time. fI2-dt
y. y. scr!bcr IL Co.'S Outfitiing Empo.
rium. We make n speciality of outitting
partles for ne Black Hills, and keep on hand
the toilowinga among othe goods: All kinds
of Guns, Revolvers. Ammunition, Horses,
Harness, Wagons, Tents, Wagon-covers. Over
coats. Rubber Goods, Boots and Shoes. Cloth
ing o fall kinds. Ponies, Saddles and Brides,
Stoves and Tin-ware, Camping outfits, Fur
niiure, bedding. Carpets, Crocltcry, and In
fact we deal In almost everything. Having
two large stores full. besides orr Harness, Up
holsierirg and shoe shop, covering q space
'fsxlS2 feet Cali ON us before purchasing
and save time and money by IT,. Free de.
II cry. Sixteenth street. Sign OF the Big
Gun. Opposite McDaaiel's Theatre ii2 If
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IDLessees and Managers. Nessrs, SHOOK PALMER
EVERY EVENING this week ami vt sAIU kDAI
MATINEE, NIX. II. j. MONrAGUEi
CASTE.
Mr. Harry Beckett, spec al engaged for Old Eccles (;
MIR. Edward Lamb Mr.. Claude Burroughs Miss Marie
L Gordon, Mrs Far en-, Ms. uerildine Maye
Next week, MIR MONTAGUE in ROMANCE OF A
POOR YOUNG MAN.
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A Belrayed nu-bnna,. Revenge.


The little village OF Bettsville. Seneca
county, near Thin, Is shaken from contre to cir
oumlerence. II appears from Information
CLEANED from an exchange In reference to the
affair, that MIR. :. Norton, OF the above village,
has for some time suspected his wife, during his
absence from home, Of being improperly inti-
mate with MIR. Chapman. For months the
husband kept Ills own counsel aud awaited
eVents but at last he became so troubled con-
oernlng the matter that he spoke 10 Chapman
about It, but the latter nevertheless Persisted In
continuing his visits " the house during Nor
tons absence.
The other evening Norton happened to go into
Astoro where Chapman was loahnR, and aim ost
Immediately CHAPMAN sneaked out and pro-
ceeded directly TO NOrton's residence. The hus-
bands suspicious were aroused. and he went
hurrledly home and actually caught Chapman
and Mrs. Norton in the lattera apartment, both
talking earnestly and exctedly on what they
considered private subject.
Tue lnfurlhtcd husband at once drew reVOl
yer and snapped It at Chapman, but tho weapon
hung nre and as CHAPMAN was making an eff
9oIt 10 escape from the room. Norton caught
hoid OF coal OIL lamp that was burning on the
bureau near by, and hurled II at Chapman,
striking him In the face. The lamp exploded
sho pieces OF glass cut ChApm ans face terribly,
end Tho bWptpR oil ran In streams OF Ore over
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from INC biW '"hi"V 'f'''
Our taller, -. u. Nixon, who, with his
family, resides I'M the cond story of the
county ill., last Fidav evening coming home at
II o'clock he found his front gate fastened on
the inside. and concluded not to disturb his
family to open the gate. and started to 90 In at
the rear Of the house. when he was confronted
by three men, who seized him. and pre- .enting
pistols. demanded hat he ouen the Jail for the
release OF Jerome stephens, who WIS confined
there f'r killing Alfred 1erriil. lie told them
that three men could not compel him to open
the jail. and that he would not do II. lie was
then knOcked down by one OF the party, and a
whistle blown brought fifteen or twenty other
men from hiding places near the Jail. VINO gave
him to undcr-t nd that they intended to t Ike
stephens out. and that II he did not furnish tho
keys they would break the Jail open that they
Knew VIII 4 they were about and were fuzzy ife-
pared to accomplish their purpose.
Mr.. Nixon finally submitted to their deman Is,
and the cell was unlocked aud stephens re-
leased. After seeing all things quoted, aud
Mr. Nixon gwen orders to nike no alarm until
they were well out OF town, they departed. The
party were ali masked and well armed.
stephens was II d to see them. II was "A sur
prise to the people Of the town, who had SUP
posed that stephens had no frienos that cared
anything for him.
At the timc Of the killing, moro than = year
ago. stephens escaped, but last summer return
ed and surrendered himself for trial. and, from
what We nay0 been able % gather respecting the
casC, he was In no danger of conviction.
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A Circular that ,ing settle Many Disputes.

circular was received from the Secretary Of
the Treasury yesterday saying that sections itll and
45s OF the Revised Statutes relating to the sh ment
OF crews before shipping Commissioner. expressly
except vessels tracing between the United states aud
TIE Nurtu American Ntl-h OsetssOusthc West Indies
and the republic Of Mexico. The sections also except
Vessels II less than fNvnt i've tons rnuug from ports
on the Atlantic TO ports on the Pacific, and vice
The let must be deposited with the Col ectUr OF
Customs before etranccs are granted although the
law not REQUIRE proof that tue sulpped
by.Ore "a shipping Commissioner.
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Quick Time on the Central.

BUFFALO, Jan. 10. ON Tuesday night the Chi
caso express arrived syracuse behind time ten
or fifteen minutes The train consisted OF -four heavy
Pull m. car. two passenger cars. and baggage car
Jim Hood hitched the celebrated engine ITO to them,
and Just bounced that train into Rochester at whrwnd
speed. From clyde TO Palmyra IL twenty miles
ami he got over that IN twenty minutes James threw
the miles behind MIN M hen scattcrr gravel He IA
true son of the throttle. doesnt Orink doesn't smoke
courteous to ALL respected by all, aud he drives Ike
.Ituu X
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psrsanaL AOtItts.


A MEDICAL ESSAY.
N Camprslng series u lecture. A. delivered az
kAHNs MUSEUM or Anatomy NEW YORK,
on the cause and cure Of diseases oloH synopsis,
showing how lost heith may De restored also, upon
marriages and nervous ana phVsica debility, Being
ne result OF twenty years medical experiences. Price
70 cents Address the author, Or l.. J. KAuN Otn1o
and residence, oil East lot st., Now YORK.
hISEASES on MKN, Nervous Doblity. and
- Kindred aneotons, speedily ant perminsnuT
aVr near 2vtn IT, Hours. to $.
MORRIS Y. DOWLEY, counsellor al law. com.
lvl missioner for PonnsylyAnia. 10 Nassau a. Advice
free on saturdays.
VNHE BUN.
SUNDAY EDITION
TOMORROW MORNING.
Viii contain eight pages. embracing the NEWS or
THE DAY, and an abundant tupplJ Of fresh, original.
and selected articles " the greatest interest.
PRICE, rHKEK CEN rs
FOk BALh BY ALL kkWbhkN.
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VNHIRD AVENUE THEATRE bet Soth and
i alsI sss..B W. il,tehe2es' Bro9riet9r Geo. Win.
champion clog dancer. Dick Sands. Return Of the
fayorlte j. ID. Roomc also Of the little queen OF
sketch. The McFaddens. Pat McFadden aud Honori
Mctadden, r. NJ. tArrOll TEDDY McFadden Mas er
Edwin; Murty McFadden, Little Dick Katy McFadden.
The General introducing their electric songs and
dances. OCOnnella Hibernlca ami Panorama Of Ire
LAM America. an Rome.
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his person. burning one OF hi' ears almost on,
DESTROYING the aRht, 1t "a thought, Of both eyes
literally cooking his breast and shoulders. anu
burning the mar all OF his head. The hre WIS ~
last cxtinguished, hut " was reared that Cu"P
man was burned 80 badly that he would die.
We learn, however, that he Is now inptovlnK
The physician who attends him says mat no VIII
doubtless lose both his eyes.
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AuBrRN. Jan 2l.--The Board Of state Prison
Inspectors have maze the following appointments for
the Auburn prison; Ascent and WARREN. Charles =.
Dur ton of Aunurn, cork James y. VI Ryan Of Penn
an Yates cuuatyi stoieAe per. willard " smith Of
Y NV Ontanl rOnnlY.
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GREEN RIVER. Jan. 2l.-rhe passenger train
bound due here At 7ij last night Is stuck In the
snow between Bryan and mi. place. A passenger train
an -iX feight trains are lying IRE, und west. No
thil has uecn done to Gear tue tracA IL Is still snow
ing
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9orsts, datrults, es

NOR SALE very low for want Of use good work
j hor.r'. Apply 10 Dr. o. i. DROWN, 81 Grand st.,
Jersey titY.
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Boar0 ano Aconls.

A LARGE front attic. conveniently and comfort
454 Hudson Of.
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Buslntss 6Hautts.

AN OI,D-EsTA BLIsnED corner grocery store
n alta bargain stock. &c. only VI 300 cash. inquire
Of nnb lhrYhtIc az CORNER NtantOn.
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SITUATIONS 00lAnlt0.
A FRENCH YOUNG man wishes place to walt on
~ table speaks Eng ish and Italian; IL IL year. old
Answer TO this to be left at station ID, Post Once.
DOMkNGER MAltsULLO.
A YOUNG Frenci woman lately landed, wishes a
N position 10 take 70 OF children In private fan
", Apply TO Mrs. BETTING, "a Clinton place, near
University place
A GERMAN GIRL wants asiiuation In an Amer
N lean family ChamDermaid or general servant.
Please address KATRINA, 20 Christopher ST.
(AKERS.-wauted BY young man, competent,
ID willing, ana temperate, situation as second hand
on bread ana cake has respectable reference. Adj
dress j, c. BAKER 40 Mulberry II.
SITUATION wanted as bookkeeper or clerk. &c.
FINO merchant tAiOra. situation wanted by a nrst
IL cltsa cutter bcss reference would 20 south. Ad
dress UTTER care Of Glencross Co., 1877 Broadway.
TINO boss BAkER-.-A second h nd on bread
ana cake wishes situation. 80 East LIST st. be LIST
aud I'd avs.
WANTED Ry a young man a situation as butcher;
w thoroughly understands tho bus Call or I'D.
dreAs BUTCHER, 254 West 32d st.
TnE SU"
SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORNING.,
VIII contain eight paRes. embracing the NEWS OF
Tux DAY, and an abundant supply Of fresh. original,
and selooted articles OF the greatest interest.
PRICE THREE CENTS
F0R SALk by ALL kkW5Akh.
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DAtIFIC NAIL HrEAM-ulr LlNf,.,naII,

STATR LINR.-rO GLASGOW, DELf \oL ~
q ERPQOl- LoNDONDEHHY, %, 'ailni if' d h'''
Pier llObOken Ferry, v j. ~
STATE on VIRGINIA. lnurs laV. Pen TO- ALL
PASSkNukl.S FORWA tDHD DllifNl - a."
PARTS OF fUROPE Al LOWEST RATES. ,,u
sleerage a. low as by any other Inc. pfA'~ III ~
aud upgarl. fuT freight or passage Apply 90 $500.
AUSTIN BALDWIN q 90, Agents, - Br''lFH
Bteeraye passage office. a. bi1adSAT
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ANK THOMSON,
General Manager.
4jubIit ticitt,s.


SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the peti.
ton Of the New York Elevated Railroad Company
The undersigned Commissioners appointed under and
by virtue OF orders made the above matter at the
General Term OF the Supreme Court OF the State OF New
YORK, held In and for the First Department at the
Court House in the city OF New York nrs day
OF December 1870 aud the other the fourteenth day
OF January 1870 pursuant to the provisions OF Chapter
o0d Of the laws Of 1875 to determine whether the rail-
way referred to In said orders ought To be constructed
and operated by the New ORR Elevated Railroad Com.
pany over through and along the streets and avenues
referred to In said orders and specified in the petition
upon which said orders made. which petition was
hled in the oice OF the Clerk OF the City and County
New York the nrs day Of December 1870 do HEREBY
appoint the twcntyslxth day OF January instant at
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, at the CITY Hall In the
city Of New YORK, the time md place when and
where they will hear all parties interest led SAID matter
Dated New YORK, jan, 10, 1870
q. II. PALMER,
EVERETT T.. WHEELER
Il. 4. LAURENCE,
COInmiasiOneru
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o1Tu ST. OPERAuOUsE.

- hibIsLif ~ iTopIlrtoTt.
Grand OpeAng Tonight. saturday, Jan %, 1870
with Maj moth VARIETY COMPANY, and Mad me Av-rys
Female Minstrel Troupe; also Madame Louise De Par
cos Parish ballet roupc, composed Of - young and
beautifully formed ladies grand AmaIpnitn March.
under the direction Of Mons Lehm the performance
Including with tue Partisan sensation buretta entitled
lie Jardluc Mahlle; or, How Americans rrJOy Them.
selves Paris. Family Matinee every Saturday At $50
u
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Excursion of the ]. II. starin-Now Eng
lands Watering Places-Newport and tho
Old Tower-The Riches of the Place-A
Clam Bake-How tho CLANS are Cooked
Providence and New Bodford-Martha's
oto
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SOME RICH MEN

Among the capitalists of this place Is
Thomas Hathaway, who is both in the
whaling and Chinese trade, and is estimated
at S2.000,000 William j. Reach, who is
in the cordsge business, and has factory
thus employed, is rated q millionaire. E..
g. Jones has made $500, 600 in the oil trade.
Jonathan Bowen is another millionaire.
At the age of 90 he was clerk in retail
grocery in this place, and soon afterward
became It's proprietor. Afterward he be-
came joint owner in a wholesale store,
and then got to be sole pro orietor, and thus
acquired his present remarkable wealth.
There are now so 000, 900 invested in this
business by New Bedford men.
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comp exion Is defaced with pimples or blotches
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