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The New York herald., 1877-09-14
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Carlyle has been visiting Scotland
Victor Hugo is writing O new novel,
Lulu, the female gymnast, has twins.
Father Ayacnthc will 60 into politics.
The water drinkers are leaving vichy.
Dyspepsia claimed Nicsics Tor her own.
Osman Pacha was the original razor strop man.
Tcnnysons sou Lionel will 20 to tho Indian Oalce
King William is tho guest Of Herr Krupp at Essen
Miss Thompson Mrs Butisr) is painting Irish sub
jccts.
Charlotte Bront6 never know twenty mon ia her
lifetime
First Assistant Postmaster General James n Tyner
is at the Astor.
Dom Pedro Ave assistant secretaries worn out In
European capitals.
Joe Jefferson and his son-in-law, Farjeon, will como
to America In October
Tho last hoard of the Russians was that tho Turks
were the side OF Il hill
The average Scotch salmon caught In tho Forth this
year weighed eighteen pounds
Senior Don Antonio Mantla, Spanish Minister at
Washington, arrived ut tho Albcmarle last evening
from Newport.
There arc persons who think that Crazy Horse or
Dr. Mary Walker Is leading Osman Pacha's army on
to liberty or TO death
Three Of the Virginia delegation pledged to Ran.
oail, and Goode, Of that State has withdrawn from
tho contest Tor tho spcaKorship.
Paterson Pvess:-"Mrs. General Sherman prohibits
round dauccs' for hor daughters. Shc thinks ttcy
are not always 'on the squarc'n
A great stir has boon occasioned at Oxford by tho
refusal Of tho librarian OF the BodeIau Library TO allow
undergraduate to read tho s.Prest In A,so uttonn
In that cstab bilshmcnt
Judy:-'''lntercsting widower ito young lady ho Ia
about to marry)-'Therc Is ono thing l was going 70
mention to you. have several pairs OF nice boots
that belonged 10 my poor dear nrst II suppose you
wouldn't mind wearing them outy'n
Savannah Neus:-'Lieutenant FIipper. Is still 1op-
ping around In Richmond county in iull uniform. Ho
will review tho coorcd military Of Augusta to-day and
possibly join the Presidential party timc during
tho week, on route TO reinforce Howard"
Grccnvillc county tva) letter in Inder. ppeal:-"A
son OF tho lamcntcd Judge john Y. Mason, of this
county, Is captain in the Ffcnchxarmy At tnircon
years Of age be tho bcarer OF dispatches from
NapoIcon's Court 10 tbis government, and subse
qoenty served on General Ham2 toms staG during tho
civil war"
Cardinal Cullen has issucslsa pastoral exhortng tho
faithful TO pray for nnc wcMhcr He attributes war;
famine and pesticncc to tnoangor OF God at
sin and iniquity. ut the proaching OF atheism, at
attempts to bring mp clSsRcn without religion and at
the proclamation by sosna statesmcn and politicians
that Providence takes.no part In tho management OF
the world; and ho hurs that still moro dreadful
scourgcs will bc sent to,punish inidsis and sinners.
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THERE WERE SEVERAL interesting sporting
events on land and water yesterday. Next In
importance TO the International Rifle Match ut
Crecdmoor, which WIS of course the great event
OF the day, were tue races ut Long Branch com
prisng four spirited contests. Some interesting
games OF paonc were played at Newport, and
at Halifax there was a competition Tor places in
the Wimbledon team. Regatt:s, boat races,
pigeon matches and other events Of a like char.
acter took place nearer home. Altogether it
was an excellent day for athletic exercises of
every description.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss lsidora ChArkcss announced TO sing in October
The California team, through captain, Con-
cra McComb, navo accepted invitation to visit tho
broadway rhcatroao soc the Danitos" this evening.
company has boon organized under tho name Of
the AlIon- Cayvas Company, Of Boston, which Is IN
tended to cosnbtao and literature In It's public
exhibitions.
Amce andfsroupo Will sing this evening nt Booths
Theatre in LecocQ's popular work LA Fillo dc Nine
Angot" Nile. Berthe Mario, a new prima donna,
Will makohcr first appcaraIcc
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GENERAL SHERIDAN's REPORT that there are
now 10 hostile Indians south of British A,ncricu
with the exception Of the Nez Pcrccs will be
gratifying information to the whole country.
The surrender of the Sioux, or rather what il
left of them, is probably the last we shall hear
oi that tribe. They were the most intrac ctssblc
Of all the savages, and too much credit cannot
be given to General Miles, who has followed
them so pcrsistcnty to the end. Tire only
formidable band now in the field is th!t under
the command OF Sitting Bull. AS long rs hc is
ut large peace on the border will bc uncertain,
for tis too much to expect that he will settle
down quietly us u British subject. The example
of General Miles ought To have "a stimulating
effect OH General Howard
The New York herald., 1877-09-14

The DESTRUCTION OF THE CAR SHOPS of the
Boston and Albany Railroad at Springfield is u
severe misfortune to tho large number Of work
ingmen who were employed there. Between
three and four hundred have been thrown out of
work, and many of them unfortunately lost
their tools in the conf1agration.
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A BISHOPS WELCOME.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

ST. THOMAS Ont, Scpt 13, 1871
Bishop Borgess., Of Michigan arrived this after
noon on his way homo from the East Hc was BY
u special train from Detroit containing delegation OF
upward OF scvonty-fvo of tho prominent clergy and
laynon OF Michigan. Tho special tram, gayy deco
Tatcu having taken the distinguished parsonage
ON board left here at halfpast ivc O'Clock p NJ on
tho Canada Southern railroad for Detroit. The dis-
tancc from 81 Thomas TO Detroit River Is III miles,
which u was intended 10 run IN 100 miLutcs Tho
caption here was very interesting occasion, and was
witnessed by q large concourso
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In ONO TIE WoRKINGMEN's Party appears
to be rather formidable, and while its success is,
of course, out of the question, it has introduced
a very uncertain element in the campaign and
considerably disturbed the equanimity of the
politicians. Republicans and democrats equally
fear thcm-tho latter probably moro than the
fn,mor
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GENERAL Crook, according to dispatches from
the West. narrowly escaped assassination ut the
hands of Crazy Horse, who was shot few days
ago while attempting to escape. Crazy Horse,
it seems, ut the conference which was to be held.
intended to SO provoke General Crook that hc
would have an excuse to kill him. Fortunately
thc plot was discovered in time to defeat it,
The New York herald., 1877-09-14

TIE JAY COMMISSIONS REroRT on the manage
ment of the Appraisers Office is far from com
pilncntary to that department of the Custom
House. Between dishonest importers and un-
scrupulous business men and officers who arc
ignorant or careless Ill the discharge of their
duties, merchants who arc striving to do
legitimate business have pretty hard time.
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TIE WEATIIEn~-'The highest pressure con-
tinues over the Middle and South Atlantic coast.
with indications of a falling barometer and
c1ondincss with rain. In the Northwest the
pressure is low, with brisk winds. A depression
ulso extends over the British Atlantic provinces.
The weather in New York today will be slightly
cooler and partly cloudy or cloudy possibly with
iug VI light rains.
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GU ADRUPLE SHEET
NEW YORK, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER "A. 1877.

IMPORTANT NoTIcE TO ADvERrIsERs.-Io
sns"'e 9c proper classification Of advertisements
II IS absolutely necessary that they be handed i,s
before eight o'clock erey cre,,i,g
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Two IMPORTANT PoINTs have been brought
out in the investigation of the late city fire.
first, the water pipes in that section are not
large enough, and second, the building was
put up i'll accordance with law. If the law is
satisfied with fire traps like Hale's factory the
sooner it is amended the better
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From our reports this mo''sing the p,obabititie.
arc that The aceahier im Ncw York today ,riH b.
cooler aud partly cloudy or cloudy, possibly wii
fog0r light rains.
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MASONIC.

ST. CArnARISHs, Ont, SPIT 13, 1877.
The twcnty-second annual communication Of tho
Grand Lodge of Canada, A. and A. M, Is being held
Master.
The New York herald., 1877-09-14

WALL STREET YESTERDAY.-The stock mar
kct was active and feverish, with Il good deal of
irregnlarity in prices Gold was all day at
1O34. Government bonds were weak States
steady and railroads irregular. Money Oh call
lent at a 5 per ceut, closing ut 3 per cent.
The New York herald., 1877-09-14

The POLITICIANS who intended to hold q con-
ference at the Virginia Springs have had mar
row escape. One of the springs, the Jordan
Alum, has been completely buried by,a land
slide
The New York herald., 1877-09-14

TEXAS CATTLE have created fatal distemper
in the interior OF the State. 1t is perhaps ask
ing too much Of the Board of Health to ascer-
tain how many of them are sold in our markets..
The New York herald., 1877-09-14

MERCHANTS who lost in the Pittsburg riots
Will be interested in the basis OF adjustment
proposed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
The New York herald., 1877-09-14

The WoRKlNGMEN will cndcavor to.scttle the
political situation in convention ut Troy next
month.
The New York herald., 1877-09-14

GRACE, who assaulted Surveyor Sharpe,
has received seven days grace.
The New York herald., 1877-09-14

YELLOW FEVER appears to be on the decline
in Fcrnandina.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

PARK THEATRE CRUSHED TRAGRpIAx
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-Kr.
GlLMoRE's CONCERT GARDEN-sUxGR CONCERT
EAGLE rHEATRE-TIcxEr OF LEAVE NAN
wALLACK's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CRusoE
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-THE DARK crY.
LYCEUM THEATRE-UsDER wILLowa
TONY PASTOR'S-HUNpTY DuNPTY.
BROADWAY THEATRE-DASIrEs
BOWERY THEATRE-RLp RIGHT HAND.
NEW YORK Acknowledgement FISHES.
BOOTHS TuEATRE-LA FIILK DE MxE Axco7
N1BLO'S GARDEN-WILD FLOWER OF MEXICO.
UNION SCARE THEATRE-PINH DoxIxos
BROOKLYN ACADEMY-UNcLK Tox's CABIN
EGYPTIAN nALL-vARiErY
BRYANTS OPERA HOUsE-MrNsrRYLsE
TIvOLI THEATRE-vAmRTY
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRLLs
AMERICAN INSTITuTE--ISDUsrnY AND MECHANICS
THEATRE CoMlQUE-vARIsry.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-22
WEDNESDAY. AUG. %. 1877.

SAdrertisers Uiu make note Of hefdct
that THE LEADER has a larger circuld-
tion than any paper published in Wyo-
ming.a
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Shocked, not Killed.

Men no longer get killed in our
mines; their systems get $50 shocked
that they cannot recover" A man
may fall down a shaft or Wine, and go
bumpity bump from 1000 to 1000 feet,
leaving his members scattered on the
timbers all the way SC that a blanket
or sack has to be used to pick up ''his
remains" but it does not amount to
much-he does not die with the injuries
received, mol yet, like the Paddy, is he
hurt because he stopped so quick-he is
only shocked n little wors than the
rest of his companions, that's all! A
twelve by Twelve timber goes whizzing
down an incline and leaves scarcely the
semblance of humanity in the giraffe
mans, but the man is not killed; his
organization is simply soimpinged upon
as to shake him out. There's nothing
like understanding these things. Vir-
ginia ENTERPRISE.
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Went To His Own Funeral.

Says a hackman to a patron, pointing
to a cabby sitting on his box near by,
ssYou see that man? well he attend
ed his own funeral" Not really"
exclaims the surprised passenger. 81
will tell you how it was, continues the
cabman. "That man complained not
long ago to his wife of hard times, and
said he was going to drown himself.
Now it happened that on that very day
a body, resembling his, was fished out
of the river. AS he had not been heard
of for three days, the family concluded
he was dead. Now, on the day of the
funeral he was driving his carriage
along a street, when he spies his wife
and all his relations following a hearse.
That's sad,' says he to himself, there's
my poor old aunt, who is being buried
So he joins in the line. AS luck would
have it, the aunt he thought dead turns
around and speaks to him. Then. you
see, those two dead people began talk
ing to each other, and the procession
stops. And they tell me that a livelier
funeral than that never was seen i'll our
town. 'TBoston Advertiser.
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.

Groceries. Grain. Provisions, Etc.
Corrected weekly by whipple & Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
NIarrhonfg
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BALLARD RIFLE.

rs SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
Especiaiiy adapted 10 Far West Trade. For
sale by all gun dealers. Send for list to ScHo-
vERLING d DAILY, Box $3.50, New York.
je3Odaw4w
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WHOLE NO. 1883.
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH oYYIcE. l,aes .y.I3Wy BEoADWyATHyy Hy
ADvERrISEMENrS AND SALES or PAPERS

uER4Ip s' 6
3bvERTisE1Esrs bSs PH I'M AND AND SALES Or fAfEka
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coxcMNkN AND GXsDENERs-7rH PAox-sth and
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bEy sSops..s. Ess..ssd 81: ,u.v,sv, .vc rx
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EkSsyksiosss Exsgksioss- aas.P.sa PesaeSsA ess ell
sSk h.s s6 ss' s1'rAnrxssrs 70 IEr-a.
s. 50.
H6Esss s0.s and 81 coils
sSusEs @ 4 Fooxs. s!sS &c: :' '%AxrsD-aD pAe.-sd COL
MxkstE H4NTsLs"ois7 ol71;A rAcss e.. col.
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$5SS $$SSSsShTSs oS1Ss: oss :: g
fifyss
7rH PAcR-5th col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OK TO
kENT-2D PAcE-lss col.
REAL ESTATE TO kxCHAN0E-2p PAcx--ist col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED--2p rAGE-lst col
sIs FaSais oH I'd
Sd. 4th and 9th coils
sITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-7rn PAGE-5th col.
siEDs so.s .n@ % o
bTORAGE-2p PA0K-6th col.
THE TRADES-7rH PAcE--6sh COL
THE TURF-1Sr PAcE-2d col
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE 9rH PAcH-8th col.
UNFuhMIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
WANTED To PURcHAsE-erH PAcs-sth COL
WATCHES. JEWELRY, 4C.-2p PAcK-3d col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2p PAcE-1st col.
WINES. LIQUORS. &C.-2d PA0K-6th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-1OrH PAGE-6th col.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A AcADEMy OF MUSIC DIE wALKrRE
AMr. J. q. .FRYER................sOiE DIRECTOR.

sAprM' ,V0yr ncSte. b.n wALns hr.'
AMr. .. " fhfEh...-..-..........solE DlhECIok.
TONIGHT MONDAY. APRIL = AT 7so
,I Ihe doors VIII on this evening be opened at T. ~
requested 70 be in their ~ r NJ. when shs
The DIssoI esgs to ,hs. upon tho Of
'' SES $4ssEH SrEHs SsEss gEsHys gEs4ysh
= f%s % snxSp rn.EiEIKLL PERFORMANCES
Sos sS .ss aShsRA EXESiS las. and
mc'' rema'kabs ope5s opn,r an ys,'vrpr ssis
BIIE BIE $SEs$SE.: $$SsEEssSSsSEE:
viii be introduced the American stage after months OF
cialy the original designs furnished sor the
a.
BrGnnhilds. Nine EUGENE PAppESHEIM,
prma donna's hrst appearance IN
sisgiinds, Nine PAULINE cANIssA.
who win make her re.en,re on she
.,ags st'sr an absence % a,.,s q sxs ,n,. ys.r'
Gsshlde. Mme Frids De sebele.
who 60 insure excellent ensemble
saiegmund. asgg,,a, Nj A, B,,enoh ssa"
wotaa. Mr.. Felix Preusssr
Nine Frida do Gebeic, Mr.. colssiu,.
Miss Grimminger, Miss Hoffman.
Miss Cooney. Mrs Wenhold.
Ta ssyxsqs TAqsaa Rs yiNTSos ORCHESTRA
under tho direction OF
Mr.. ADOLPH NECENDORFF
whom the usrous honored with special nstrne-
tou concerning the production 81 this IN America
synopsis Of the Die iisas wilTSss lTsSts constructed
Act l.-inierior OF iIunding's Hut.
Act ia Mountain Pass.
Act lII.-Summis OF n Rocky HILL
MONDAY Rvns1Sq SIh A.Iksarlr n 3.aS FIRST TINE OF
TUESDAY EVENING At I:3D. SECOND TIME OF
DIE wALkuRE.
Shsfr SsD LAST % Ts sISHr o. Thn rsrfyAn
Seats the farewell nights for sale the occ OF
the Academy and tho Theatre Ticket Once, Ill Broadway
where also may be procured the
ONLY CORRECT LiBRETTuS tGcrman and English), Of
DIE WALkCRE.
New Institute. Hall Newark,
THE FLYING DuTcHMAS
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, Brooklyn Academy,
TANNHAuSER.
NIBL0's GARDEN.
Manager .BENsEN SHERWOOD
FIRST NiGiir. MONDAY. APRII 2.
sHAKEspEARE's ANTONY
AND CLEOPATRA
I CLEOPATRA ANTONY.
| AGNES BOOTH. JOS WHEELOCK. |
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| CLEOPATRA. ANTONY.
! AGNES BOOTH. JOS. wHEELOCK.
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'TnE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH CO.
FURTHER LARGE REDUCTION OF RATES.

Having completed through wire between New York
city and Chcngo the constr ucton Of which begun
March ., and having 0tker wire facilities IN like
ress between principal points both In tho East and tho
West, the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY. In recognition OF the largely inc easrd
bstronags EXTENDED 10 II under its latest and import
ant reduction In respectfully the
OF tho uniform OF twenty-five for words
tween all Its offices OF tho Missouri River including
Omaha Nebraska and Atchinson. and Leavenworth.
Kansas. TO take effect ON Monday, April o. 1877.
This Company is rapidly extending Its lines south
from Washington City via Richmond and Nofolk aad the
Atlantic Coast and from Louisville via Nashville and
she interior cities to Mobile aud Now Orleans upon the
completion Of which the benefits Of low will bo
tended throughout the Southern states
COMPARISON or RArks.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
"A aySH!SsEzsss Hzs
lS NJ n5how hSs '1r usspAy Sd SfAn AfEL tEh AZ
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
HANDSOME PAIR BLACK MARES, i5x HANDS
high ana years old: have extraordinary ane knee
ss 81 s asys n ~ ses su Of s o.
thoroughly broken single harness safe for any
sS poTsIE Hy s&RSEss good good a. new. M made BY
oS Saddle. uss 90 aas s SiS'aaa ss s.sss
crs' IN fssSs osDss Trimmed WITH
VERY 81 s sSSaS TTSa bsa 81 HasS qeg
hands high. years old stylish. and
a mile sS sSs
trot in condition better than 2:!o not afraid q
locomotive anything: Is safe for the most inexperi
enssd driver has fine open ga and
sEsEiS CANOPY yor rHAEToS ecs NJ ls,ls used
Brewster OF 18th St
aok44Io SHo SAEk y III
GIRL 2:isso, Darby rssd and Church lane HnssssIns
Gssp ssss's % nc
an ns sass a s S o%S
BARHER SUNS New York Tattsr.sls corner of sraad
s s and .
ss % .s S DOWN. S as s
I S M ;hrsf q cc msss ys '
HARNESS HORSES. ali warranted sound and kind anS
sas Frank Pisrcs come and Black shsr
man. Stock vt tho mart Tor exhibition and TRIAL
M nS s e s pEE saddle
Ss,as aso @
taoas strictly warranted Sale positive and without
WIN be shortly announced the sale Of Mr. Con-
neii's stations and brood
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YORK. MONDAY, ls77--wITH SUPPLEMENT.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
Eon sALE-FoE WANT or USE. AND GOOD
EoR SALE cHEAp-sIx YOUNG HORSES: srITA.
Die ,or 'rues yroesr farmer any onsiness must se
(yiG. on PLATFORM SPRINGS: PERFECT ORDER;
% ss used vi" SsI Ss" s S'
EATnER'roP Bu1GIEs, 500: ROAD WAGON 500:
arars: s JoRs So6RR. s'S g warren '
MAGGIE BRfcGs.-TIiIs CELEBRATED MARE Is
s ssu ss 81 w MI s % h1sss. S%.' va. .
iaaisd the spnn Of s, was sired BY coons American
Clsy he by cassius NJ. Clay. Jr he BY casns Gay.
serp.on; dam was the dam Of rariman BY se6asiopo
~ sas" n n % IN Ss Year
public record Of 3a7 a. Lexington KY beating shsn:y
oss Sa 10 s s's and Is = issS is University
place.
VALE. box i.saa Post oiise. New York. -.
MUST BE SOLD To-DAY-ror SIDE BAR ROAD
aud mare. 10 Eas. 18th l''A' st. S''s -
NEW EXPRESS WAGON. 500; GROCERY. $50;
os al snS sss wes
0NE COUPE. ONE PARK PuAETON. ONE TOP
bar Wran ali ali noaV 10 b. ans cWRgs
los East 18th st. near 4th Nv.
CAcRIFIcE.-sI2s, WORTH sa75. NEW TOR GROCERY
farmers. any business; SIS, sis ao7 wss, 18th
TAKE NoTIcE-JUsr ARRIVED. At NO. 10 EAST
B. ). coNKLIN.
TRUcKs FOR sALE-zoNE NEW FURNITURE AND
i double downtown Trucks. 2ds West 18th
M NANTED TO PURCHAsE--A COUPE HORSE; MUST
w 10 sound, kind and cheap. Box 1855 Herald Office.
4 HORSES. SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS, ANY
Otrsl given and no iair offer refused ut 34l 9th
&1n PER MONTiI-pRIvATE STABLE, -FOUR
~ Vstas; every convenience. Apply on premises. ITO
West 47th
tt N FOR TRACK HARNESSES FOR DOUBLE
YtOHarness $75 for good Horse Apply private stable
No East 39th st.
cCE0 A YEAR FOR BRICK STABLE; 10 STALLS;
YAOOhaylot and water IN stable. Apply to BROOKS
CO.. 243 East 35th ST.. l.. SA RLES 10 Beaver
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AND
CLEOPATRA.

The elaborate revival and the richest mounting
given play OF Shakespeare.
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Corresponding nave MADE between nlI
points within the territory OF tho Missouri River In
addition 10 large reductions 70 all points thereof
continued liberal public patronage Is respectfully
THOMAS T. EcKERT. President
NvENTH WARD TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION WILL
meet Tuesday, April 3 1877. at los Allen at o'clock
N \. FINCk, Chairman.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-06

4 1. go. "A Z q
S Aft was intended to be shown to
the president and other republican
friends that Maddox might have the
entree to such friends to explain the
political condition in Louisiana, Mad
dox being q public officer and having
been Sent to Louisiana for that pur-
pose. Witness also sent by Maddox
a letter to the president on the same
subject, drawing his attention. to the
fact Of the exasperated condition OF the
people OF the state, SO he might be
prepared to arrest any movement
initiating against the returning board,
and to prevent any destruction OF
papers.
LITTLE FIELDS TESTIMONY REruTED.
The house, Louisiana sub-commit.
tee, to day examined Cnas. s. Abel.
of New Orleans, secretary of the re.
turning board. He knew Little6eld,
recommended him as clerk for the
board, At bis, Lit,le6eld's, request.
Senator Mcdonald objected to the
questions on the ground that the
witness could not be called to break
down the testimony of their own wit
ness. Objection oyerulcd, and wit.
ness continued:
From the parish Of Vernon there
were no returns received as from the
commissioners. Only knew of
the consolidated statement Of
the supervisors from there. Dined
with the beard on Sunday the 3rd Of
December, when all returned to the
office Of the board.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-06
FRANCE.

Versails, Feb. G-There was All
animated: debate in the chamber of
deputies yesterday on the liberty Of
the5press, The house passed mo-
ton infavor Of abrogalng the repres-
sive. decree of 1859, but afterwards,
in consequence of representations of
Premier Simon, that the government
would be unable to deal with the
anti republican press, the vote was
rcconsidered and the motion was
adopted permitting DEGREES to remain
IN force Professionally. The press com
mittec Of deputies subsequently re-
solved to subreport in favor of an
amendment Of the law under which
republican journals have recently
been condemned. 1t is announced
that the government has ordered
proceedings against LIE Pays.
TURKEY.
Constantinoplc Feb. G-Thc Tur-
kish ambassador in Rome has notified
the Porte that arms for Crete arc
being purchased in Italy. The Tur-
kish garrisons in the island have con
sequently been strengthened.
RUSSIA.
Berlin Feb. Cit is said that a for.
midabfe Russian iron clad squadron
will enter the Mediterranean in the
spring The grand duke of Con.
stantihoplc will command and ad-
mirAl Papof viii be his. chief Of staff.
ENGLAND.
l4ondan Feb. C-Thc worst apprehen.
sions are felt of the strike OF the Dur.
ham colliers In consequence efrdilFer-
ences with the matters about the re.
cent arbitration awards. The strike
would directly effect from 10000 tc
10000 men and involve the stoppagf
OF the Cleveland Iron industry.