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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-17

HOUSES TO RENT.
j. FERRIS. Eddy Street
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-17
CHEYENNE MARKETS.

GToreris-, GraGa. PTsSTsISss rae.
CyrFseieG SsEkiy By y biPpi- 5 iiHy, BlYis
sale aud Retail GIseyrs SD CsDRatsslCB krT
ChAnLs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-17
The Black Hills.
Information Of Interest to Those
Who are Going There.
Cheyenne the Place to Outfit at.
Distance TabIe-Passenger Fares and
Freight ltates-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 cur
renee, on Deadwood and Whitcwood
creeks, some sixty miles from Custer
City, which is now a large and flour
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
Bear Springs to Chugwater. Is
Chugwater to Hunton's Ranch, l2.5
Hunton's Ranch to Eagles Nest, 8
Eagles Nest to Fort Laramie. l7.5
FIT. Laramie to Spring Branch, II
Spring Branch to Raw Hide, II
Raw Hide to Niobrara River, 10
Niobrara to Old Woman's Fork, II
Old Woman's Fork to 2nd Camp, Is
End Camp to South Beaver, 10
5. 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 on the road.
Horses are plenty and cheap here.
Prices range as follows: Well-bro-
ken saddle horses, $35 to S75 each
or with saddle, bride, etc., from SAC
up. Well-broken work teams, $10C
to $3.50 per span /; single carriage
horses, 800 to $3.50 each |; mules,
5000 to $500 per span.
1t 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 outitted
elsewhere who does not affirm thai
his outfit has cost him at least %
per cent. more than it would if pur
chased here.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-17
CHEYENNE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.
.. M~cLAUGHLIE, Evgu4oa stree
ISAAG BAGGS, Eogssos s1vset
( 4. POTTER.
, 1876-02-08

foos In Pennsylvania, and tho nt.,pt In tho East.
10 assures In wo ato too riah Id productive
roser, We havo too mioh machinery; our
knives and a1oa aro too SHARP; onf people hAso
cottons hpti woolons. 6vcr- Production In xiii
Ing nai' told lin 10 try Moro Consumption.
.'Wo cannot,' paid lo; .two no increasing as
fhht hs no cat,, bnt no do mt hare htt!l fhrso
families a. ron do lit England" "Why, not find
world oulalde tue Unitod Btatosf" "That will
hot do" lle anRHorou. "Wo mean 10 show Tho
,!scd-up Old World how io mako n dog fat Ly
foctllng y upon ita owu tatl !"
viii my s5 Old i frIead. "roreisn % uoid.S lio WA
ofton called "A1no1lcan dold In England. l
eoe you cali him british aoltl." 1io ID follow
Of mAny al'aacs. Wo woro told shat Tho groedy
r!g-feddeta, Eratn.Rro"brH, aud ehaese.tnakers
mannfactMreru md Antt.Gorn-Law REitatorH to
destroy English agriculture for tho henesit
81 tho aostist, md rapuclona Yankees! !!
but. 1lcrH yor this American Gold was moon
tnyontoa ss,Inplascrs. or promises isot to pay
to say nothing of a go,,ulho YAnkoo dolarf
Earo no linkird feeling ngafnBk theso donr
old trien,lA' t!1ouel, u d3eu surprise me to find
4ln lilo llrst Centennial yuer Of Ito Nopubiic"
snpToso they ''tl nut sottle In China, us l,or
old wall III alt.klng!
Ihopo Epg'nNd may 10 forgiven for eating
Bnc, largo quantities of. American food; bnt,
innau ANT enlllsl, AZ sho ie sllo pays for 1t in
gold, which ia ono rednnmlug qualify. English
tarmorn flourish; tho nol Ia l'ottos cultivated; !;
wl,oas Is grown instead Of woods; trado and COM
inrca flourish: waHaa havo r1sot tho peoplo ttreen
vosted IN Co-oporatIso Hocatiea, Fres1oid Lan,1
ht,d Building Associations, 1jonoAt Clubs, n,ld
Savings DAnks nnd "tho ohAwed.,,p OH Cot,,,-
try" IL AZ full Of vigor an,i courage na young
giant. Must respectfully yours.
IiENRY VINCENT.
, 1876-02-08

" EhA Kditor " This Chicago Tribune:
GaAxn FAoiF1o lforEL CHICAGO, Fob. -
You aro fighting good battle for F5oo 1.abor and
F1oo Trade. hayo rcad many OF your articles
with interest aua profit, and desire wRlmly to
thauk you for introducing me ouce moro to
few old frteuds. mot them in England moro
than thirty years ago nni have thought. unsil
you revived them, tAat they Were all load. I
noyer drcA1ns thoy Ind omigrntod to tho
United atates. vel! senomber thas old sloy-
hoy. the 'paupes-Fed Laboror." When was
1uombor Of tho Anti -Corn-Law-Laaguo.- Coon.
tondiny With Golden and bright, for tho abo-
lltion of tho Corn laws,--he uBod to 10 pa1ndea
at Protectionis. meetings, with ILLS thin faco aud
Ilnched belly; and NO Woro told that hp llYed on
the Continent, md was q Ffeuch,nau, German,
q Russian, or something OF that iiud Wo wero
asked whatl.er wo winhed to bring tho "s,a!ws.t
EugiiBli laboror," Hho fol upon beef, pork,
homemade hroal, suot-dumpi.ngs, aud aie, 10
a atatc Of Oontiuuutal paupar-liko starvation!
Wo repealed the Corn laws. and huard 10 ,uose
Of our foreign friend. II iH pleasing to find him
hcrc, alive and kicking.
As for tho dear old, fellow, "Oves-p Production"
I met him nBkiu III the East. .sNhst think
You." said to shsowd i,ien,l, nesr
Bunton. " IL the cause Of thg p1esens slsKnatou
IN manufacturer I" lis looked RlArlnat, aud
turned about 10 SOC that no Que was psosans. mud
thou 4ulaty whispered In my car, ''ft il Oysr-
p1oduot,oal" "Goa bless ule!" ! replied II
thought 10 wss dead long ago. "No," hs vent
III 10 Wy. ~ assure you ls Ia aliYv, Wls4 one
, 1876-02-08

Kate Wallace and LOTTO Nelson, having frat
gotten thoroughly boozod, adjourned to saloon
kept by Frank Nichols, No. 10 West Randolph
Htsoet, 10 make night Of Il. WAi!o there they
becama Involved iu au alteration, and after
TnialnG the anterior Arrangements OF tho saloon
wsse arrested ana locked up In tho Madison
Street Station.
Al an aaIlY hour this morning the attention
breaking windows In = store IN Lake street.
neas Canal. On reaching tho premises eight
ias werc discovered attempting 10 perpetrate
tia crime of burglary. The youthful vi!lAlns,
beln6 f11RAtcned u ths sppEoach OF the otflcesn,
atrsmpsad escape. Ihey mers purnncd Hey-
eral stluatos, but finally halted BY tho persua.iys
revolver. wleu tNo Of Them. Joseph Palmor and
Ed 3ones, Mexe arrested aud locked up, tho 70
I1alndcr Of tho gang escapspg,
, 1876-02-08
CRIME.
CALLED THE MAN a LIAR.

CALLED THE MAN 4 LIAR.
hlE,ipll1B, Feb. 7.-Thu Apai0nches Brownsville
tTe1.) speoia1 says Samuel lloyd, Deputy United
Bsntos Mnrahal, was aAot and killed. on Saturday
evening by Fl. H. Clark. ono Of tho editors OF
tho Democrat, in quarrel Which grow out Of
political discussion which commenced In Jest,
lloyd Accounting CIntk Of having boon 1lu-Kux
leader. md Clark rotortinE by saying Boyd had
boen = Loyal Tongue lccdor, TO wlloh Boyd 70,
srnr1n1, "Yr,'rr !" r Il IT," wl,ioil CLARK
apkcd Kim to 10 rao., brt ns OIL Do5d put hia
hand toalntl him as II to draw pistol aud ad-
yancol on CLARK. who lrow pistol aud fired
thsoe shots. QUO taking ctfact Ii tho right arm,
hears. Boyd foil mud expired Ia TOW uaolneuta
Clark Was arroHtod and Lo1d In $1,000 bot,tis to
nnswor. 10th mon havo families, and wore pre-
yloualy Oh good terms.
, 1876-02-08
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

saa la!es* q ~ ,sxst iis r:p.i:.
Ee.pfnls s,ps oeasunption. SsnduaT dlasssa aloer
oss pats Il IL .oa 9's s,s - r. H. A..
esrx': lroM ~ I'D shs fo:as of sfia d
|nnu s5y,psa; 4 a;,hs , bl,oS
uanlni Also.raes nIaht avoats lesl oi aporm aud iii
wsstss Of tho fe pri9otple within or1!s rFu1s
Wl p19vs to ny pstso ublnElt for oth5r dissass ii
ins pttIout, daily becoming reduced by tho wastos
md dsoonpo.ton st l. continually psoEfoatax. .no.
9th now ni.t.lSi .as from hsallbJ bloodaad ~ tas
GatBapnrtau will and doet 4ocIfe IA oott&n3
far winn this roedy IL work Of purh
eatnn and emccceds n dlnntshinx the loss o wastes.
teel himself growing hotter snd stranger, thu food d.
increasing. =, ,,,, .
tnnWn eal AaentA Ia the OF Chfani0 Berofout
Eonttittonal aud skin Diseases but 1t Ia the only pls
tive our4 for
, 1876-02-08
1FlEGRApHtc RREylTlrs,

Jere Hack. 1t IL said, wrote the !ctlor road by
don. Hancock Al the Dabcock Court Of Iu.lufy
III Chicago.
The jewish people OF Bloomington dedicated
cemetery Saturday, hnd on yes.ardsy buried In
il tLo tirst jewish petBon over ltersod IN
D!ooluIugIon.
Thnso have boon, 50 far, over 500 easea OF scar
let fever at Dubuque, IL. The schools ass thiuly
attended on kccouMt Of IL. Many fauii,ss mourn
the loss OF the!r lit.!s ones.
Lsat ulGht neasly 200 lnYitsd guests enjoyed !
, 1876-02-08
pOLYGAMY,}

Correct Sentiment in Elegant Lin-
Pufatjc t.nrbs
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Feb. 7.-Chiof-J Juasico
White, in cha rging the Jury to-day concerning
po'ygamy, Baid:
We had boter look It 1qrarely in tho fscc tlieaae
right reason, and nauIy distraction in e'!1a with IT,
fniyganay must BE- hnprtosacd tn thfa Territory.
AloFn!onam tnsy s9ryiYu snd4 reieSoa from 1t,
Or mole ot rclIgious wnraip, shielded and rratcccl
by ttis Constitution Of 1ousnnu uaunety; hut, II
hfofmonism cannot sever itaelf from rolyHalnJ. 1t
Eoutls tho bridal OF death.
, 1876-02-08

From prominent gentleman and resident RI Cinelnn.ts
u for tho Yast fatty vol Known O the newspaper
publishers throughout tho Uuited states.
.. ....... -.... hkW YQuK, Got. II, 1870. .
On. MpWAf-DEAn Bin: an inducsd ~ = sanst Of
roknx q Xnss gneats.ne o. lnyse! rof ssvqI. {esn
urinary whch t~slVo onhs ago eliminated
ln 9at terrby .hco.InH dssA.e which ths phyae!ans
oAtnAtton u thu kidneys and bladder md xsvs u =
s:sI @ estisns ' ,sdss.ls cured s:a ..ed an"kst Il
physIctau, md had taken Large quantity o medicine
had road u s.on'hag outc: ha1.nx bcen made BY sor
ThIalsiIhls Saturday Eesntay Ioi o oato having boen
snaess in person Who lad lung basa saFsrna = hAd
pafs, Rcsolsent Res5y 1loef. and neanl.tlnF Pills
and cIi.n1onc~1 taking ent. In tEBo days Xfo&e
G. ". JAMES. Cincinnati. O.
, 1876-02-08

Spteiat Utsnatch to The Ch,caoa Tribune,
Bra1SarsEtp, ILL.,, Feb. 7.-Tho trial Of Mrs.
DrggB, tho venerable atalfcldts, and their son
Charley, On d charge OF conspiracy with
Nelson Dr1ggu in making md passing ooun.
forfeit money. was continued In thu Fod-
oral District Court to-day. Tho balance Of tbe
ev1lonce WIS heard, and argumonta 1nado By
Assistant Distriot.Attornoy Roe for tho Govern-
nent, and by tho Hon. A. L. Knapp md James
q. Rohiuaon for tho tlefonHe. District Attorney
Van Dordtou closes for tho Government to-mor-
row mortug.
, 1876-02-08
STATE AFFAIRS.
WISCONSIN.
YFaTKniAr'N fRocrErlSaa.

YEHTKnDAfN fR0rEENlSHa.
.srtc,a, i,itEntth to Tht thstn1, Triauns.
MADISON, Wis, Fob. 7.~-l}uth liouaoa Of tho
1.cgaIasure met thia evening with pretty full
attendance. In tho assembly humorous notI-
ttous Nero prnHcnted Oil gatlety of snhtcctst
For And Reainat tho repeal Of TIM Potter law;
for anil agnust tegaI1aing changes III the Weat
Wisconsin 1'nl!ruhd line; for reduction Of lilo
rate Of inteross, otc.
Communications Woro received from tho Isail-
road Commissioners mud Tho Secretary Of B!nto
In roHroneo to resolutions Of inquiry.
llosoIutions Nero offered settling forth that tho
principle that tho stato can regulnto rai1onua
had bonn SUSTAINED by alt tho tribunals to which
II Ind boon submitted M to tho Supreme Court
of tue Untud Rtstos, Which hat not yOt an.
nouncod lts dccsioi, at,tl tha tho rights OF poo
rlo thus established would 10 endangered by
any material modification OF the pottor law.
Tho resolution for final adjournment OIL tho
2ltt wnn referled to The Judiciary Committee.
Among tho l,ls intsottcod woro: 10 prevent
and punish clarfyarisi to prevent oxtondlMH
the time for collecting taxes beyond sfnrch %;
to permit tho publication of legal notlcos IN
other than English newspapers.
soyeral scnato memorials TO Congress and nn-
important bills passed.
fu tito Bonato resolutions wcro of1oroi asklnR
tho Secretary Of sssto to furnish the nstlayit
OF tho officers OF tho Wosk NiRcuIislu Railroad
as to It's coat from Elroy to thu Minnesota 5tRto
line; fugutriug whether tha cxpcnces Of tho
Btato University and itk far1n cannot ho reduced,
Among tho bills WAS ono TO provide for tho
Rsic-koepil,E Of public Inonoys. making IL enl-
boSzls,uont 10 loan OF uao them BY ot!cers, and
for tho Investment Of trust funds in uoyoru-
nlcnt bonda.
Among tho bill pasaod wsre-npproprihtlng
4'2,0UU To the State Agricultural bocaty. sfG,0tlU
to tho industrial School for Dryn for boot-ntI-
shoe shop authorizing the construction, of a
pontoon bridge across tho Mississippi River In
buffalo County.
Heycrai local Assembly bil1s were also oouour-
red In.
, 1876-02-08

Speci1 DnDdteh 10 1ha Chlc44ao Tribune.
NILlapALn, Mich, Fob. 7..-!Tho citizens OF
Ransom, IN this county, arc greatly excited over
u cold-bioodcd musdor committed there yeBtor-
day. Jacob Btoylck wont to tho residence Of
Horace A. Burnett, whom ho found shaving
young mau uamod Beard. Without moments
nett in tho lehd. tho latter Immediately ox-
plrsl Htoviot rau nway, but subsequently s,r-
rendered to tho authorities, and Ii now in Jail.
, 1876-02-08
SPORTING NEWS.

pa .. s .,,asas T., 49, .,,.. t. t.~
-" -" 49, .,sst.s, ~ ~ w.
proposed sila eeaaob' tno principal ONO beiaG
TINT Of onuplizluH tho ppuAItY Inflicted on tho
h,,,,,,. .,1 ,;t,i.o, ua f,r,,,. ~ 49, ,l.t,i...
At fair balls, and tho Iattez for not aondiny in
balls within tcach OF tt,e bat. The amended rule
requires bnll 10 Do cailcu on oSory SECOND nn-
fair ball delivered inatend Of nTery ttrd ID last
season Willie y a!'oHB Inc pasemah to !os QUO
fair ball raHs him instead u his oo'nE obligod 70
strike at oyory fair ba! doitvered. luis cannot
oe na!d to bo q CHANGE IN tie f'io, but only
mobilization OF the penalty Tor unfair play. TUG
only real ehnngo IN tile play III that c9nnaoeed
with tho running of basos On foul balls. 1t Is
warmly = advocated By so9d judKes f ot TIC game
hos como to do Away with two old features Of
play III baso-raholnef aha theso 9fe1 hfst. tho
putting oat or pase.fnnnes oblieca 70 fctnra
foul ly catches exceptions In tho caso Of lonsing
base inter catoli has boou meuo. 1ho hmenu-
81 ~! eo w., 'oy 10y 4's"'o ~ e"'o'''le
49,! -. sn,I, % =. I'm -. IN, s,,,,d xvh.r fair =,
foul bill hss Losu caught Or n1oonarily hoid sforo
tot;eilns .ho ground nnieas tlo haso lel1 when t!o
n a Taa @ s ~ e, ~ a % M ss t ne
H., Iae the hei ~ ,s ~ oa,,ht ~ n H. ho
nrr sis ID rrIyileReA to eio1ant 10 mako Gnss or
se0ro ru,l. liz ahail uo However, he ontltle to any
bass touched afes the bali haa been I'LL and before the
Tho asnouled ru1o ap) llcabIo to returning to
bRseA on foul baiIY in a t.. lowH:
Any payer running o..aa on foul balls ehs1l be
70 sesasn 9 ~ ,e rsoS unhe ac ne wnsn tao
tempting 10 make another base or scora run; but
saia player emil not ne iaoe 70 pe t opt n 20 70.
touci,ir tto xroi,rs ths b,ser,nor rcnruina 'o to
touch tle ass must rcan On It uu!! the ball ia held
" sae m1ehef' ..-,
aneto ~ no uucs!.o',iis salo 'aet 'aat 20 put
w., ~ a,,so NY ~ ~ s as oaes ~
keou nsr oeCnuoo tsio o"toMan ho!lo"1uE HiuI
, 1876-02-08

masquerade bhll gtvon ht Bnhroedor'a Dperh-
I1ouso bY tl,n Bloomington Maon1,orc1lor. Giloata
wero prctcnt from all pArta os Central lll|nosa.
A motion was tnadc yester,,ay BY Con. aloNul.
ta, At Dtootntnptun,. 10 1nhel, thu indictment
aahinxs ono Andornon, accl,scd OF selling lt1uor
tfo act approved Antcl,, iS7I. fho roi,lt III tho
motion Ii that tho Temperance law referred to is
void. not hhyluG bonn passed In constitutional
manner TIM tpntion IS to TO arguod Aoou, mil
will bring M wilespreasl interest. NJ nearly ovory
court ii, fllltos is hurdcned with many similar
suits
, 1876-02-08

TUE BoUTHEnS rAC1T1U H0HENE.
NEW ORLEANS, Fob. IA joint resolution
passcd tho 11oiso Of Representatives today hy
yoto Of 80 to 10 iusruotiug tho Louisiana Top
roneutat'ves Ill Congross to use all their iutlu-
o1co 10 hnve substituted tho Now Orleans Pacific
hld ~ connecting link With tho Tcxas rAcI!lo
In p!Acu nf tho Now Orleans. Baton 1souga &
yiclshusg Itohd, al nhmod In Bonhtor Wost's
bill. hettor known as tho Backhnno 1lond. Tho
resolution also provides for tho forfeiture OF
the charter OF tho Nov OEieann Baton Rougp i
VicktburE 1ailroad.
, 1876-02-08

CASUALTIES.


JSptnfal DsuMtth to Th4 C'hfrdgo 1fituns.
JoNEByILLE, Mloh,, Fob. Tho Oldest son Of
the Rev. r. y. Chllda, Charlie, aged IL years,
WAS drowned III tho mIIl.racs ths morning.
UA1Ro, ILL.,, Feb. 7.-Frauk Gilman, engiuocr
In charge OF stationary engine nt tue Illinois
Central lsailroad depot, haa heon mLsslng eiucu
o'eock this p n. lto va last seen catching
found hanging tonight uohr who're hn was at
work. lIts friends think lo Ii drowned.
, 1876-02-08
SUICIDE.


Whit Mnfr3CH Lilo n1tlY Drive Nl0n
to Do
hlxe1as Dispatth 10 TAe Chicaoo Yrtaunr.
East BAolNAw. Mich, Feb. IA shocking
suicide was committed milo tho othor side OF
11endorHon'a CroHsng, on tho jackson. Lansing
Il Saginaw lsai!road, today. Nathan U. Cun,-
mings; aged 45, ron out from bohlnd wood
pile, and throw himself on tho track in front OF
q passenger train approaching nt full speed.
Ieforo Tho tru!n could bs checked 1t lad paused
over him, crushing him into n slape!cEH macs.
Uoulcntio trouble WIS tho cauHp.
, 1876-02-08
ITALY.

14cxnp1, Fob. s--7 q. MA dispatcl, from
Home to tho Nttrs sara tho inaugural niotting
Of tito Dritieh Tcreign 1AbIo Society waB held
yesterday At the American Church Tn tho Yin
Condtsti. English. Hcotch and American rrot
cftnhtA MtfH rrpr1nt.
EEtrsE, cI1ntsT1AS nCnfaL.
.C1nco. oil old ftirnd Ut Gnglaldt. recently
died In FforrIro without rpceiying ax.ron,o unc-
tion. Tho c|eigy hase consequently refused tho
Io1lafns Christian bi1rin. Qartbntdi wrltea to n
k1tend hlytHing cremation.
, 1876-02-08

AUS HlA. ..
4 NEwArAT1n connEsfohpENT nANfsnrn.
LONDON, Fob. 1.-Tho THes DorfIn special
ssyn tint Dr.. LovYshon. tho eminent fTusalhn
journalist and Vienna correspondent Of aovosai
German newspapers, Notwithstanding thc inter-
ctsaion Of the German Ambassador, aud deHp'to
DR.. LavyBbon's well-known moderation. hNa
been expelled from Austria, charged with dis
soninating Intelligence unfaTorsblc to tho ro"tul'
In loster to Prince Anersporg. tho Austrian
Primo Miptater, the Doctor charges tho rrom{cr
with ordering his expulsion merely to prove Ills
indifference 10 tho opinion Of thoae poraonB at
Dorln who have been oudeavottn9 to keep
Prince Anesspese In ofieo. tho reforonce being
to IN article In tho ecmi-oflcihl Jroptnztid! Cor
,.espondex (Alrehdy Hunt by cablo), In which al'-
prohensiona Aro atated 10 bo fcit Of Fartons c.
isangemon. between Germany and Austria.
THE CABINET. ..
V1ExxAt Fob. GA Journal constatituts tho
rumorn Of change Of tho Cislclthatl Mlnssry.
and Atntes that Count Tsafc was not rrcDntsy
received By tho Emperor, as has been assorted.
, 1876-02-08

rirraBunH, Pa, Fob. 7.-T!le trial Of Joseph
Fleinm for tic murder Of Ills bottothed, Miss
Ap,ells Polling. on Tho 18th Of last month, Fas
opened this morning and the case giyon to tho
jury At 7 O'Clock thls eyonine. At twenty miu.
uteB attor thuy ret1lr1od verdict OF murder In
tho second dsgroo and tho prisoner waB lomand-
cd for BenteHcD.
, 1876-02-08

HARRY @. JONES.
sptetaa DfapafeA to The Chtaso Tribune.
FoS pu Lao, 1yiy., Fot. 7.-Earry q. jones'
chief clerk for G. j. l.. Aoyers sash aud door
factory, WAS found dead 1t tho Gilbert
1lonso ILLS morning. Ho WAS much respected
and tatontal man. and leaves thrgs children,
hs vito having dicd short time ago. Heart
disease ls supposed to hayo oauaod hs death.
, 1876-02-08

1T. LOUIS, Fob. 7.-Tho Globe-D -Dsnocrafs
Springfield. Mo-, special. aayH sho lion. W. II.
rhelps, d lnembor Of tho Legislature, and hIa
brother, a young man 20 yoRra old. woro arreBt-
ea this evening, chsrgoa with naaaaanatng ].
4. llarliug on tho Btreet hero 4 3eW days aKo.
, 1876-02-08
THE NOE MURDERER.

NEW yonx, Fob John Dolsn, who was
convicted Of tho murder Of Mr. Mon. was to-day
sentenced 10 bo executed. March al mas fixcd
da tho 1ato Of tho execution, to give Donn'a
oounaol ttmo to prepare points for Argument bo-
fore Tho Court OF Appeals.
, 1876-02-08

Omaha, Fob. 7.-Rod Cloud anil Bsyoral Auu-
tlrod warriors have gono north. lle ID reported
to have ssttl tARt hc would die on the wHr.path
rather than stay ou thu reservation aud ssarye.
bittlng bull will co-operato with him.
, 1876-02-08

CtANKnoNT. N. H., Feb. 7.--During quarrel
lsss night in the Junction House, George Donu
wns fatally nhot by Thomas T.. NRson
, 1876-02-08


LoHnox, Fob. B--7:0D q. MA dlsrntch to
tho Dai'N Telegraph from Drussola, gays tho
Common Cornell of Antwosp i,ae decided to i'll
vito Mr butity, tho historian of tho Dutch 1:e-
public, to KtnAt historical itte In honor Of tho
patriots Of The sl1tct nth century.
, 1876-02-08

i5EffEl U8pH@cH 70 176 LHEHHu 1F1UHIE,
DEa MONIES, 1a., Fob. 7,-peter Myers, tho
alleged cmbezzlipg banker OF Carthage, Mo.,
was Ieloased from custody horo today on q writ
OF t,abeas corpus An examination will DO had
Tomorrow. ito den1es having taken lie fundB
Of tho bank.
, 1876-02-08


I.oSpuS, Feb. 8.--TAo f'osfa Berlin special
Gays tho ry,,asisn Cabinet hnve decided to pusli
tho transfc, Of tho 1r,eslan sntc railways to
tho E1np!ro. and It 10 HOPED tho arrangement
will Eo inttetl before tho c!ose OF tho pEtHout
ecssio,l OF The IlI!chstaH.
, 1876-02-08
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, G1lsot, Diabetes DtopU.
stopaKo Or wats1, neout!noncs o. uriae Bsights AZ
dutdeposlts ho water thick, cloudy, ,at.sd VII
snnatsnosa ke No vhts q r. sgf Or thtesds ~ Whit
white honslu.t depoa!ts. and Nhen tbsre u prtoiiuS,
burning tens&tton Wrn passing wAtar aud pAin the sA0
OF tho tauk aud k4oux the luinS,