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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-08

CLOTHING.
b. HELl.MAN, l6H street
MAltIAS * MIEH, Eddy stree
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GENERAL DIRECTORY
delegate an ooagre...
Territorial 0fleen-

Territorial onneen,-
G0rerROr-Jno. N. Tnayer-
Sscrtsarg-G, ". FRENCH.
Justice ~ Sapse4ss Ccarf-J. " Fisher
associate Jastiees-Jo-- Nj Carey. 4. A.. Iliama,
UrFs. Staaes CoAeefOx-E p Snow.
Surveyor GeEeral- Silas Reed.
escsitsf " PaJdic N0heys-G. W. Corey.
Register .. s. Lanf OJfrs-S. II. Hinso..
Trfif0ril TFeasarer-S. W. ID Witty.
Territorial AHdiior-J. II. Bas lord
I. l.. Arnold.
Commissioner Of PesArafiafyS fharics iiutIon.
NJ. r.. Post.
Territorial Lfbralida John Slaughter.
coBaDtssi0Her Of iRsH,igf afiOa-J. X. Jeffrey
Sgpesfntndsht 81 ms fuc1sa-JoLH Slau. hier,
District AhOrney-E. y. Jaitu-ah
United States Commissioners Eruns r
Clark Of LEI Judicial Fsstr1cf-J. ". brnner.
Magshai-Gilberi Adams.
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FURNITURE.
CON VERSE x WARREN, 1911 81
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Hope Encam smcnt. No. .. I. o. O. r., meet
every. I'd and 4th wednesday of each month a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !, I. o. :. r.. meets ever,
Monday evening AT Odd Fellows Hall.
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BLACKsMITHING.&C &C.
III. HAAS, Thomes s,rt,t
J. NEAION, Tonnes street
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LEATHER Il FINDINGS.
SlEPHEN BON, 18TH street.
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FIRST NATIONAL
STEBBINS, WILBoR 4 60,
FeyL on street
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cHEY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BANKS.

d. MCLAUGHLIN, Ferguson street
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16
POLITICAL.

Hon. BENJAMIN Harrison, of Indianapolis,
has been nominated for Governor by the Re
publican State Central Committee of In
diana, rice Hon G, 5, Orth, declined.
Returns received on the morning of the
Sth from the Alabama State ell ction, which
occurred the day before, indicated the elcc-
ton of Houston toem.) for Governor by over
80, 900 majority
Henry Watterson, of the Louisville CoiG'.
tsr-JOuHdl, has been elected TO Congress
from the Fifth Kentucky District to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the death OF Representa-
Tive Pars ms.
The New York State Democratic Conveu-
ton has been called to meet ut Saratoga ON
the 3oth of August.
Edwin Frye has been nominated by the
Republicans of the Third Maine District for
the unexpired term of Mr., Blaine, elected to
the Senate. Mr., Blaine was present at the
Convention and made speech,
The Connecticut Independents have called
State Convention to meet in New Haven
ON the 18th of September, TO nominate can
didates for Presidential Electors and Con-
gressional and State officers.
The Republican State Convention of Mis-.
souri, Was held at Jefferson City on the 9th.
George A. Finkleuberg, of St Louis, was
nominated by accamatiun for Governor; c.
{. Allen was nominated for Lieutenant.
Governor; Eugene r Wcigcl for Secretary
OF state; Col. John Severance for State
Treasurer; 6. Il. Smith for Auditor.Gencral:
4. w. Mullins for Attorney General The
Cincinnati platform and candidates were
indurscd.
The Michigan Democratic State Conven-
ton was held at Detroit on the 9th: The fol.
lowing ticket was nominated: For Governor,
". l., Weber, OF East Saginaw. Lieutenant.
Governor, Julius HouSman, of Grand Rap
ids Secretary of State, George II. House;
Treasurer, J.. 6, Parkhurst; Auditor.
General, +. VI, Holloway, Commissioner
ot the Land ONCE, c. W Green;
superintendent Of Puddle instruction, Zclo.
tu> rrlesdeil Presidential electors were
chosen, and resolutions were adopted de-
olariug for reform and endorsing the plat.
form adopted and the Ticket nominated by
the National Convention at ST. Louis
\ Montgomery tAla) telegram Of the Sth
SAYS the Democrats would have twenty.
seven ont of thirty three State senators and
eighty cut Of 100 Representatives. Order
and quiet are reported TO have prevailed
throughout the State during the election.
BENZ = Butler is d candidate for Congress
In the seventh Massachusetts, District.
GOV. Porter Of Tennessee, has been nom.
mated for reelection by the Democrats of
thst state
The regular State Convention of the Re
puhlicsns Of Arkauss. adjourned on the
10Th, sftsra two days session. \ full State
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16
PERSONAL.

Alderman and ex-Gauger Cullerton, of
Chicago, who was tried in connection with
the whisky frauds and convicted and SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment and
81 600 fine, on the charge of neglect of
official duty has been pardoned on condition
that he pay the fine.
Bruce Younger, who was recently arrested
in Missouri on suspicion Of having been
connected with the Oitervillc train robbery,
has been released on writ Of hobeds corpus,
1t being shown that he was not one of the
gang p rpctrattng the crime.
Hobbs Kerry, the Missouri train robber,
has confessed and given away the rest Of the
gang on condition of unconditional pardon.
He says his associates were Clcl Miller,
Caldwell, the three James brothers and the
two Youngers.
Hallett Kilbourne, the real-estate pool
agent, who refused to testify to certain facts
before the House Real-E Estate Pool lnvcsti-
eating Committee, and was kept in durcss
for such refusal, has entered suit against the
Speaker of the House, the Sergeant-at-Arms,
and members OF the Rcal-Estate Pool Com
mittee, claiming sl500O0 damages for in
juries sustained by reason of his imprison-
ment.
Senator Logan was before the Whisky
Fraud. Committee, on the 10TH and pro
nounced as false in every particular all insin-
nations made by ex-Solcitor Wilson, or
others, that he had been in any manner con
uected with the whisky frauds. lie never
bad any connection, directly or Indirectly,
with a distillery, or any connection with dis
tillers or rectihers, and no business with
them whatever, nor had he knowledge o!
any frauds, except as they were developed in
the trials and published in the newspapers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16
A Little Game Of Pool Which Wan Lee
Did Not Understand.

Wan Lee had long wanted a horse
with which to collect and deliver his
''laundly'' work about the city. and
during last week came to the concm-
sion to buy one. On Wednesday even
ing, while aimlessly strolling bv tba
Kennard House, he heard the pool
seller shouting: Glow much for Full
lerton, gentlemen, how much for Fnl.
lerton? l am offered only forty dol
lars for this horse; the Maid sold for
500! Who says forty-fve dollars for
Fullerton 2"
Now Wau, in his travels, had heard
something about fast horses, and knew
that Fullerton was "no SLOUGH" as
the saying is. SO when he saw a
chance to buy him-as it struck his
heather intelligence-for only FORTY
five dollars, he concluded he had bet
ter close with the bargain at once. and
secure a horse which could whisk his
delivery wagon around at lively rate.
With a rapid nod he conveyed the
knowledge to the seller that he would
give the forty-tive dollars, and as there
were no higher bidders the purchase
was made.
Wan edged up to the stand and ask
ed: When me payee, and when me
getee hosp
"Pay now" said the hurried clerk.
land come around tomorrow for the
chance"
"Alle light" said Wau, as he un-
rolled his pg-tail, extracted his hard
earned money, and departed with the
card which secured him the pool, as
far as Fullerton was concerned.
Thursday night he was at the Ken
nard at the appointed time, and when
he saw the pool-clerk. pushed his card
forward and said: "Alle light now
me wantee Fullerton.
"Fullertonp' said the clerk. "Ie
didn't win. Smuggler took the pool
Me caree nothing about plool-me
wantee boss"
you have no horse here. You paid
for your chance and lost it."
Lost him? Me paid forty-fiye dole.
Me lost him?'
yes
"Whatee you mean? You Mclean
thief. You payee me forty-hye dole
or go to fleece housed
on will get nothing" said the
clerk. you bet your money and lost. :"
Wau went for policeman, and ex-
planned. When he learned that his
forty-fve dollars were gone forever. he
shook his fist toward the Kennard
House and started for home, scatter
ing Chinese oaths along his path at the
rate of about 1000 to the minute
C{erelQn0 Leader.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16

then struck him, and scufiic ensued
Friends intcrfered to separate them, and
Mr.. s. says Mr.. II. struck Mrs s., whcreupon
he drew revolver, and fired at him intend
ing, she says, to wound him in the arm,
but the bali took effect in the bowels, and
the wounded man died in about half an hour
Mrs. S. was formerly writer for the press in
Chicago and has taken quite an active part
in educational matters in connection with
the rights ofwomen. She and her husband
both cmphatcally deny that there was any
truth in Mr.. Hanford's charges against her.
4 great deal of excitement and feeling in
Chicago has grown out OF this sad affair.
HI. s. Was formerly newspaper man, hay-
ing been connected with the morning papers
of the city. He was Immediately put under
arrest Coroner's inquest was held, and
the Jury recommended that the prisoner
be held without bail to await the action OF
the Grand Jury.
A Fort Sully special dispatch of the 9th
saws couriers from the hostile Iudians had
Just arrived bringing report that Terry's
command had encountered the hosties, VINO
were nanked by Gen. Gibbon and badly
beaten. They acknowledged loss OF loo
wounded and say that Sitting Bull was shot
through both thighs.
The total admissions at the Centennial
Exposition at Philadelphia, from May 10 to
Angus ga period Of three months-were
2,S6O,00 The total cash receipts at the
gates amounted to 1866, 800. There was also
a large revenue from licenses and other
sources, making an aggregate Of more ttan
= million dollars received into the treasury.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16

preamble wss then agreed to-lA to "a. MAORI
ty!and majority reports were made from the Com
nittee on Expenditures in the Navy Department.
ard resolutions offered by the major
ity, declaring that by reason of the neg
ligence OF secretary Robeson. and his offer
to pay the firml OF Tilton, Wheelwreht & CO.
the sum Of 232019, the Government defraud-
ed of that amount and declaring that Isaiah Har-
CON- Chief Of the Bureau OF Construction and
Repairs in the Navy Department. is unworthy and
incompetent and should be removed, were adopted.
The minority report was to the effect that there
was evidence Of collusion between officers Of
the Government and the firm of Tilton, Wheel
wright 4 Co. TO defraud the Government in the
final adjustment Of their claim. The Con-
ference report on the River and Harbor Appropria-
ton bill was agreed to. bin was sed to con-
time the temporary arrangement for the expendi-
lures Of the Government TO the 18th
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16
The Secret Painfully Revealed.

While practicing the black art in a
Philadelphia saloon few days ago,
Henrico Frizzo did the pistol trick.
He had a pistol, which he gave to any
one in the crowd to load. allowing
them to put in bullet, and then shoot
at him, and he would catch the bullet
in his mouth. This trick was perform
ell a great many times to the wonder
of a gaping audience, when the Pro-
fessor offered the pistol to George w.
Brown, proprietor of another saloon.
Now the explanation of the trick is
necessary to explain the accident which
followed. 1t seems that the pistol had
a false barrel underneath where the
ramrod belongs, and here was a load
without bullet, while the trigger dis
charged the under barrel. OF course
the Professor was provided with a bull
let in his mouth, and when the pistol.
loaded by the bystanders, was dis
charged, and the bullet taken from his
mouth, the trick was considered good
one. But when Mr.. Brown took his
pistol to fire he held it in both hands,
one hand directly over the muzzle of
the lower barrel, which the Professor,
having his eyes covered, did not see,
and the result was that Mr.. Brown had
the foretinger Of his left hand blown
off. The sorcerer was arrested and
taken before Magistrate Clark, who
held him in $500 bail to appear before
court. Boston HeraM.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

According to Vienna dispatches OF the Sth
the Turks were everywhere successful in
their operations against Servia, and despair
prevailed throughout that country. At
Gurgusovatz the latter lost 5000 men and
1000 achievements arriving too late, were
also cut to pieces The town had been
burned by the victorious troops. 1t was re-
ported that a Russian army was marching to
the assistance of Serva. The Porte had in
timatcd that it would make peace II Seryia
and Montenegro wished it.
London dispatches of the Sth say that the
London Times in a leading editorial. had de
nouuccd the Governments course on the
Turkish question, and intimated that there
was either dense ignor nee or objectionable
stupidity at Westminster. 1t demands that
England take measures to stop the butchery
Of Christians in the various Turkish de-
Tendencies.
Bya collision, on the night OF the 18th, OF
the Somerset Il Dorset Railway, between a
London train and an empty excursion train,
twelve persons were killed and thirty in
jured.
A special to the London Staada,1, pub
lished on the sth, announces the fall Of
Saitschar. The Servians were throwing up
forticatlons at Barja. telegram was re-
ceived in Paris on the same day which stated
that secret committees in Crete, Samos and
Chicos had issued manifestoes calling the
Greeks to arm against Turkey
Berlin dispatches Of the 9th say a panic
prevailed throughout Servia in consequence
of late Turkish victories. The people were
demanding the dismissal of Ristics, the
Prime Minister, and that the Powers be APP
pealed 10 to avert the ruin which WAS immi-
mont. Prince Milan had expressed a willing
ness to negotiate or abdicate.
Al Berne, Switzerland, on the 10th, an at
tempt was made by Russian lady TO as
sassiuate Prince Gortschakotf, Russian Min
lister to that country. The woman was ar
rested, The attempted assassination is as
cribsd to political causes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16

ticket, headed by J1seph Brooks for Gov
ernor, and Presidential Electors were nom
mated.
The California State Republican Conyen-
ton adjourned on the 10th, after haying
placed in nomination an electoral ticket.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16

Chill is making rapid progress in
educational matters. In 1875 there
were l.2s4 public and private elemen-
ury schools, giving instruction to 3d.
i+2 children. In addition to secular
studies, the Roman Catholic catechiSm
Is taught There are twenty-four
higher schools under state control, and
IN addition in the cities good English
and German schools. The University
al Santiago has Faculty of thirty-five
professors. There are a military and
naval and four normal schools.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16

The Presbyterians of the Cumber-
land valley, Pennsylvania, have for
number of years held an annual reunion
on the camp-meeting plan. They will
hold one this year near Washington ON
the 31St of August.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16

The HeSsian fly is doing mach
damage in Iowa, and a keokuk paper
mqulringly asks whence this new pest
originated. Why, everybody ought to
know that il was Washington who
made the Hessian fly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-13
yc:utiiGte tclegrapDtI6e
ScneSGtpA.

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Seifnet.
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baben.
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StaatS Contention BON QSelt Stf9inien.
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Der Stelle get0Otet.
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See Grte9 stpifGett @iatemaIa
1tifo S0ft SoIp0Onr

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maa in benz &rie9e init SaloaOor poaftdus
big @rfolg sebabt bot. Stint 51la6ten
purSen seid;lageu, unb Der YraiiOent bon
SaloaoOr bat um SrieSen.
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baB ON Z. Otai 20O0 9alpaboriauer bic Ne.
bouten beS Sberiten MoraleS am Blatanal
an9rifien uno nad fiinfitiinoigem Gefed)tt
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35 Sefansene uuo 200 SteminstonzY Ya9ien
in ben SdllOen bes Seinbes. Oie poa @uate.
mala batten nur 2 2oOte uno 35 Scrpunoete
am 15. April 9riffen Die BON Saa Salpaoor
Die Soittiou apaneca an uub puroen aud
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SalpaoorIaner oil unO idlug iie. Die Erup.
pen ron Guatemala babeu mebrere Departe,
ntentS bon Gan Salpaboc belebt.
Sen. Suoalecio bat iid gum probiiorii9er
BrGfbenten Don San Salbaoor erflGrt; oi,
Sep6lferung acceptirt ibn.
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Selegrapbiige 9erei9ea<
sGeriute Der saiTociirtsn Brefss Eir Den 80
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legte ben Senate etne lRittheilung 6es
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Sberiien @tban Ilen bon Yarfin @. Meao
fertig rub oem &apitol= ardtteftcu abseIieiert
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Statiien Oalle Der Station einen Ylab ails
rpeiIen nlDge.
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in gsantmortung 6es antrasss BON SenGtor
gb:nunos, Gnsfunft iiber bic Seripaltung
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ben Sdulen BON gSeissu uno bon 9ieqerfin=
bern beltebe unb fe;ne meiteren @elete nDtbig
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iiberbanpt ein Ouorum anmeieno lei. Der
famensaufruf er9ab bic Sbatiad1e, baB uur
33 Seuatoren anmeienb tparcn. Gomunos
perlangte Sertagung. Salo aber traten nod
eiHige Serren etf, uno bic Serban0lungen
nabmeIibreu Sortgang.
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bon gewifien Aftionaren Der Central 8acific-
| Babn.@ .@omragnie," in tpelGer &lage gefiibri
iuuroe, oab gerpilfe Germalter Der Babn eiren
| Sting" gebilbet, nm Die @ompagnie Su be-
| lteblen; eS tpirb Elm Gomite pellangt, I'M in
Gan Sran3isco Die Sad)e 81 iinterluben.
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| treffenb.
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n,ebrere Brtuat-8ilS ein.
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| Bill nit Imenbements iiber 3abinng bea
| @leftoralpotulnS elm.
| Der Senat pertaste ii9 bis gum MOntas
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Garopail9e &ebelberiGtc.
ScutShtduO,

Gte Gtntueibnn1 Dee Sd)taer %SeufrintS.
Serl IL, 10. Wtai. - 9eitern fano Die
Gntbiillrnq be8 SdtQer 9entmalS in Wfar.
ba6 itatt. (Oer 8. Uiai ift Der Sabrestag bes
gooe8 bes Oi6terS. @etoren am IL. Houbr.
1859 in Otarba9, itarb er oaielbt ala 0. Giai
1805.) Sic Statue 1T in boppelter 2eben8=
ar6Be unO lteQt G9iaer III Der 3ra1t leiner
3eit, nit ian9enl &oGe uno bobem Sragen,
gefttdter gSefte, 8nieboien uno S6nallen=
ihubeu Der. Der Sef6tsauSbrud tit fret
unS Der SopI erEaben etn treueS Bib bes
Ot6ters. Die Statue 1T cine arbeit oeS
Sculptor8 Siau, baS YieSeital lit aus roth.
9rauem SanSiteine augeierti9t. Bonn Dent
male aus iiberblidt man oaS berrlltbe 9tedar=
Sbal. Sie red]te Seitc beS HiebeltGls tr1at
Shiaer'S Oiltihon:
DSier lit epae Sueenb bel nniiter rerle9enber iSale
nno nit Der Bume susIei5 bridit 9u be sploine
SrudtH
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