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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

Aud ber @ei&dftssertebr Der Cont
pasutsr, fOwte Der Selesrupbeu . Office setst
etne betrGGtiGe 3nnabme.
Dieter 6a&SerbaIt III eepiB ftbr erntutbiseub
uub Der Steiner retbt bemfelten foIgenbe
9Glubbemertung at ]:
@ObI raGsen mir fOIs aaf @tnnefota fein,
unb uns freuen iiber iein @aGstbun., unb iiber
bas @eseiben ietner @tdbte unb DSrfer, benn
bon tbnen bGust sum srcben Sbetle uxler eise.
ues Gebeibea ab. Grfabruns lebrt nns tros-
benz, bae tptr uns ut&t a1eta auf unfere beper-
auste, pbYfi&e Gage SerIaFen n,iRen, pelGe bic
sittse Natur nus Serltsben, fOnbern baB 60 su
beren Musbeutune bet Seretnten Snteaisen3 uso
trdfttsen Sanblung aaer unferer 8irser be.
BARI nm bic vropbesetuns beg 9errn Sesparb
tpabr au MAIDEN, peIGer, BON ct. paul fpre&-
enb. faste: noter To fer wlnB, Der Central.
plas, 100 bic MsrteuIturtifen ber ret9fen Ge-
etpnen Norbamertta's ibren Ertbut fir bic
game @eIt auslHittsn mifsn. Na@ Sien
btu, entlans ben lfern bes 2ate Supertur, unb
tpehlt&, ausbebenb tn etne sroBe gbeue, ia ct.
mem @irtel ben Continent uufpannenb, ltegt
etn 2anb, 100 @taat mad Staat tins Daietn
trsten trerbeu unb 100 BITE yrcbufte fit bet Int
terbalt Der menl&li@sn G,eieai9aft tn ben alien
aterpDlfsrten Staaten berSurge bra&t trs'ser
mifen; benr Ma@t unb Co., sraatte hb
nt9t auf ben Dili&en abbGnsei @as: ~
Wacuatatns tpObnen bleibeu, Cd nipt sn
Ssebafen. Seebdfen rerben erIaufe nb
contrcatrt burG bas goIt aus btu Snneru, anb
bic NaGt sueIGe SermttteIn unb ben Gusipru9
bee 8ileus Der MaFe auf btelem gOnttneste
ssbsn ioa, utrD i'm NilFilppt SbaIs pIaetrt
perben, unb an ben AueIen bes Wtififppt nab
hes CT. 2aurence.'t-
Ibsr trcspem f&on SteIes setban tporben, mn
bteie Stabt sur MttrcpOle bes Ncrb,pefsns 90
MAIDEN, bleibt NOD gteIes '3u tbnn iibrts, ntse
auf GuG, ibr 5erren BON Der 5anbelstararter,
re@uet bas Bolt fur inteatseute 9~anelun8en
gebufs Der Gpn3eatrtruus bee @ei@aftes NIT
ieuen erOBen &estonsn, su wel&en bic Stabt
St. paul ben ecmnteretelen @@lIfel btIbet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

$3.50

Thr Sd9er mag 60 BON 8eteutnas fem
f& fSIsenee Gtirsss sOrl6rtffn 30 rnerten /:
Walti&uepfen birfen pom 3. SaIi bic gum
l. NOs. sei&cRen rerben.
1ratrebatner nur bon, IS. Mus. bio 4. Oh.
Yartrtbses uno Dn9teln BON 4. Stpt. bio l.
De3.
Gnten uns @daie BON 4. Gepa Bio Is.
Wat.
Ntemanb bat bas Re&t B FiseIpib, aueer
riIben Eauben, Vbaianen unb @aRsrSSsela,
GO Ssrfaufeu.
8etner yericn III 60 setattst GsFiseIptib
frsenb weE9rr @rt aus benz Staat 40 brinaen.
9siner Yerfcn III 90 ssfattet, Nefsr aussuneb-
men Sber Ger 30 serfGren. Retue werion bnrf'
Geaiselpilb auf anbere @eiie ale bur9 SGte>
6fn tSbten. t@u6er 9Iadbtrbs unb pftben Gan-
ben barf tein Geberpilb In Nebtn Ober Ganfn
sefausen perben. StrafeeIber tOtrben 3ptfftn
benz &useber unb BEN County. SGaBmeiffr
setbetlt. Strafsn bon SIS bts $500 pber St.
fdusntB, @erlua Der GItnten, ba3u ned Softer
rub anbere annebmlt&teften.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

9err SDfepb 0abn fetsrte pte aaees
finbtst rrDrbsn, l. sten SOnntas wdbrenD bss
ScGamtes I'm baIb noun ubr in Der bteiseu
Maria ptmmelfabrt 8u@e nit ieiner @atin
bic flberne 9O&sett. DIE 5amtl,e pss slidIt.
DEN Vaarss, pelGes fG put& tatlOie ibdrstei,
etne anisbnltts @teluus errunsen BAT, sine
NIT Ssmlelbsn gum 3,lpe bss perm. NaG
esm GOtts soienee tint inssn eerr 5abn unb Go.
mabltn Dor Der RtrGe Dr ber3iGfn Glidrin.
ite tbrer aaplrel9en 8re~nDe unD Der Wanes'
rer ernenert aut bic ie.n,een BON Bergen.
WaubeIt s,ldli& 5anb to 9aub
Gatr gan;es 9sbsn;
MSee @a6 Der tiebe Sanb
Snuis tets um ssbeu.
uub bes 5rtteens bplbe Gpnne
CAD srfluex ttts nit gDpnne.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30
s. u { e II.

%. Stunt. Scfepb eettnbeder. GIttrn Satsb 9eitn
eefsr unb Narsaretta stb. Rti&sr.
m24. SUM-. Gsrtrub Danater. Gtttrn: Spltpb Dana
ter unb Gertrub ssb. Qpeam.
artbur Nt6 uel Sutn. @Itsrn: 5enrs N. 8upn uni
marta eeb. 9rp6.
gDttsIm 5rtd. Gltern: NiItslm 5rtd unb GIiiabtl
eeb. Sauter.
Srtn 8ris. GItsrn autUn 5ris uaS Gattatiua st
56tubler.
GatRarina 3sta. @itsrn: WerssI 3sfa unb Barbara
atb. Seraff.
GbrtRtGa Gtaen. GItsrn gtter @tnen RnS Barbara
etb. 8raueCis.
Is. Gsurs albert 5dnesi. GItern: Sritpt 5anss
unb GbrtRina GarpItua etb. &reItns.
26. Sofa Maria S6mittt. @Itern: Spferb antsu
S6uitt unb Wartn get. NiItr.
@ertrub GbtG. GIttrn: SUtaun gaptIf Ttia unS
Sufanna stb. Bad.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

9err Yaacr 6 u 9rissemann BON Der
beutf&.lutbertf&en Gemetnbe In Gbparbsptae,
SQsy stbt uns feline Grfabruus in 8OIsenbsn, :
"a i'd an Der 2unse unh 2eter letbs gebrau&-
te i'd Or. Gusuft a6nts'S 5ainburser IrOpfen,
peIfe fat TT iebem Saule ntetner Genteinbe su
fnben iinb, unb 3par NIT benz befen GrfcIse.
Sd barf nt9t rasbr cbne %ttsielben ietn, ba aae
anseprteienen Rebt3tnen unD ielbf BITE befsn
slerste bes nt#t SermGsen, pas Or. ausua
8Dnts's 5auaburser ErOpfen aletn 80 tbun tint
Stanbe fnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30
10. NinRecta GluR BET ~niebrtsera
WaGerfonb Observation-Disclosures
IL. Qafe SapsrtOr. non Dulntt 'bte eur
canabtldew @renae---.........-."..

grn DuseAt, unfsyeaa Geebafen, tabsn rt
! cine ununtssbeuGsne @a7erRraee bs aSu
SDan.
Der Scrsessnbe 8ssS&t III OffsteQenA us0er
entnOmmer, i<s6t absr eintse GliGe aus, ali
arte ben Song pratrte, .aaf ipeI&ert ein Dar'
pier lauft ben Cannon. fir pel&ea, wie I'd
Sernebue. Gin Cher spst 8pote In ~Gsnftuttisr
ksrifen ilnb. Gbenfals Nnbsre, teel&e mt
e~ertnsen GusIaeeu puneerte BON Meilea ~
Sssberiser 2tfe binsuf:geu piirben.
Ntt fold btuIGneli&en gOrftbrunsen fi.
nakirlt&e 8cmmantlatiOn, untsraibt SarG Ella
Gttnbabu.g sReat bon apatnulenb Neiten 8e.
trteb, uub aQiabrlt&er 3unabme. ben Beearf.
nifea Der ginpanbsrer 81 s~eniisen, telGe fort
pabrenb bic Grenten Der GiStltiatton unb bee
gerfebrs e~rtpeitfrn unb unS alien trtbutpIiGtfs
bleiben, febt bic 3utunit btsler Stabt auf &C.
fl&erer Grunblage; beicnbess ba mir NIT et-
mem e~eiunben 8ltnaa, uudbertrcfenen Msrteul.
tur Redonreen unb binlGuslidsm gcrratbg ron
9aumaterial seieenet itnb.
Nebr als irsenb Elm anberer @taat Ia Der
linton frost Minneiota BON Seen unb @trS-
men reinen Wafers: pslGe nit ben beRtnGtiG.
icrten bslebt Fnb.
Sir ben ~sro6artieen Nuf&puns bon Snbu-
frte unb SaubeI Iiefern fOlsenbe 3abIen ben
tbatfd1liGen 8epeis:
Sn Nbwelenbett etuss betaiQirten Na&wetfts
Der ssf@afhiGen Grandchildren, peI&er nt4t
y OF Sabresi@luB CUR YubIttatiUn berett fetn
wtrb, bebt 5err &tee fcIeenbe Data berspr.
ipr I&e iber ben 3ufanb uaferer Snbuirts unb
gertebrs eutes 9euentB ableeen:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

CINE Serenape purce Dem Srn. Spbn
Corn uno ietner tunSen Satin l.Bsn Eienrtae
Assnp pom SanseIusretn ytepfrtrans gebra~t
bsslettet BON e.nem puUlptn Wsl9snf. NaG-
ptr ssmiibit&e nnterpaliuns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

Mtnnebaep Snbtaner fibrten DO.
rtee @p&e tu @tnrua. @abaiba unb anbeten
yIdsen artesstan3e auf unter Der 2ettuns ibrss
6Guptltngs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

Dte f@Snfe Garberobe fir 9erren
unb 8uabeu, III alien @orteu, fit tebes gebirf-
ntB fnbet f& tn
Hrfe'S r.9tcre
on Sadicn Gtrabe neben Mer&ants 9ctel, 90"
{ :aibsr BEN gsilben 5dssr.
pretfe 5prttbtatg.
5smben, 6Ite, 3appen unb Eciletten : Irtttel
aler Nrt.
N. Sttcrlc, Druggist and Pharrnaceu-
fist, Deutite NpOtbete, 200 On 7. Stra6e,
Ode bes 8rOaDiDap, ct. gaaI, Ntnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

Die Camp Meettn 8 . Der Wetbo.
pttsn fnpen aud btsits sabr tbrs BsluGer
10 Dasleutss Don NtansOpa 6als, prbtn an
sortssn SCnnthg ioulsabe panber:en. Su
per Mabs bes Campo paIieu i& psutiGe Ga.
m,lnn seIasert bic llG an .Gsrfeniait srqu.d.
.Pn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

Deutf&er3abnar3t-Tr. q. $50.
uans, 2epis Slud, 3pet Sbiren fiblt& BON
Warttbauie. 3Gbne ausse3psen Dbne S@mrYq.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30
Stadt n. gaud.
Sie NeGnner. mnb SGuQIiuaS:
Neretne

Ger bteltaen beutf6en fatboliIhen Sc
nnetnos fino eriu&t, f6 nicrssn Conn
tag ben 1. Suit MOrssns un balb fiss
ben ubr in itrer @sretssbaue ein3ufn
ben.
Die ftr6!tde Mnorcnune lsbe man
auf Ger pritten Seite cieles BlatteS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

Or. SebDtpb, @rst @uubarst aab Ct
burtsbelfer, 200 Sf 7te 9trabe, Ode 9rDab--
wap.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

u efrduf

Oetrduf
trurhtr In Der @aria 5immelfabrt 9ir6e nm %. SUM
0err MliAacl M6terlins
NIT
Trdulein Gtifabctba 9ainSl.
Aat auenGaren 9ebens resta
@Sst Str quo Retea @Iides frea'H.
Des Simmtls rtt&Rer 8rsaSenftssa
Std Guern sDuniGe asts ernea'n.
uue sltt& tem f6Suen Slattsnfranje
Writ fetnem unperwelften @run,
R5s' Gu& tn betterm 0ebrnssIanie
Gin unpsrsdnsIt6 Slid erbIab'u.
6err SObn Dorm
NIT
Trdulcin &ena Smftie.
Des 6erItus Ietsuns III eutisrrfeu
Der 9unb, BEN ipr nun btut' sef1lpHtn.
WSs' Ct ais f6Sner 8litbentrans
Gutfalten eu4 ben rei&ea @lans
Des etbtnS rttnfftr 8reaetH,
uno fern pom auen 2eiStH,
50 mtst.ibr paasn 5anb tn 9ans,
@elsitet ron Der 2iebt Bann.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

Aus WtnnearpIts: = y 8parb Der
county Ommtffae fir 5snnept s'Enuntp, poi
frte am @Ontus cine &efUIuttOt, :ur& tueIde
ber Nubitcr ansepieien tuirb, fit bic tt Stunt
ts3abIten Gteuern BON 1876 tetne 3inftn au be-
re@nen.
Nn bic Stele bss btsbertssn Stabt. Comp.
trclers g. Srtutanu, eesen tuel&tn pesen TIT
teri9lasuueen etne rnterfu@uns etnseIsttet if,
puree " . PIN, btsbsr yuGbaIter BET eOrin
6letGer, ernannt.
Dem gertGte bss Observation-Disclosures BON
@taneapoIis sufUIee purben bort tint Mcnat
Mat rs &inber sebOren unb tpdbreub b~erieIben
;3ett farben 80 perionen.
Nuf Nicplst Sslanb baut 81. Us. Us. CAT.
mann spansie @ObnbGuisr. Dae Bstbt TN.
ternebmunassetf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

Sic SDrreipDnbenj ans Np,n
auf Ger orttten Sette noble mau ntht
lbsriebcn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30
Wtinn. Mn9en= unb Sbrens
Snffitnt.

Office: Ode Der Drttteu nab ct. Deter
Ctr. arat: Or. 8ranets GtpOOb, Office
Gtunben 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

GIN W%tnneapOltS Mno ct. Nus
tbonD trerDen BITE borttseu bsuti9en tatbolt.
i&en Gene inben ben A. Suit burS Sueeabfeae
tint Greien fetsru. G,eians, @ult unb Drama.
ttiGe @uflbrunsen werben In anipreGenber
Betie abwe&ftln, UNI ben 8eiu@ern bic anse.
nebmfe 1nterbaltuus bar3ubteten. Mas Ride
unb Reler SermSseu, piro ben Gdfen isrsirt
uub spar bic bette Nuspabl bon @pciien unb
@etranten-au6 2tntrnabe unb anbere unse.
fabslt&e SnalFai&sn +; ba6 bic fetnRen Cigar
ren nt&t febIen werbeu, oerfebt f4 bon isIbf.
Dte Ct SDfepbs- @emetnb baIt
tbr Yte.Ntc tn gruwn's Grove, rabe benz
Grantltn S&uIbaus, tn @iuneapOlis Nortb.
Die ct. 8Ontfactus- @emetnbe
tn ct. AntbDuy balt has tbrise auf BEN YIass
etn glOf bon ber cberen griife uabe am Glu6.
que Greunbe, pel&e etnen ansenebmengsIus-
Fus uta&en %tuulsu, fnb freuubItSa etnseIaOen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

8tr feben ui&t an bic Gepdbr au seBen,
baB unier Selbf'S iuber bur9aus isben 8Gu.
fer befttebteen ptrb. ioppbl TT Der grt unb
@eile aIs lit Der AuaIttdt ietner Mrbeit, mag
bic gei&afenbett BEG Gstretbes istu, reIGe
man tpppe.
Sir Gtnfa&bett fit 9tGrte, fir get9ttstet,
fiji Dauerbaftistett, fir bic gOaenbnns Der
Irbet, III btefe MaiGtne nt9t sebOten tpOrbsn,
nod fam fe sebuten perben bur@ trseub einen
befebeneen @eIbf.8 inber.
Sbr ersebenfen
q. s.. s g. q. WcGormif.
s. &bpbeS,
Sen. Nsenten. 5aRinss, Mtnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

l. Der &eb &iSer Of tbe Rcrtb, f&if-
bar tnnerbalb uuferes @taates, unb
auf wsI&sm feds Dampfer tbatis
InD 45U
2. Der @tffifppt, unterbaIb ben gGl-
len BON ct. antbpny..."......." 225
3. Der MiiFiIppt bon Der Rreusuns u
Der NOrtbern pacific GilenbaSu bis
Ycfegan1a GaQS. 202
a. Der MiiflFppi swilGen RiuneapO-
lis unb et. GIcub....... 76
S. Der @ttifiFpp, bon Wotssaraa
SAILS bts sur Ninbuns pom Seed
Safe GluGe..... As
6. Seed cafe unp Slug ........" 81
Z. Son Der Ninouns BON Seed Cafe
GIuis Sia ben NtifiTppi : 6luB une
2ate BtnnspesOEs, mad Ga6 Gate..- al
&. ct. Grrir-6lub unb Qate..."".."." Sc
y. &atny Gate Slug unD 2afe Of tbe
&Ooece ....s.s. IN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

Die ppf-S ffrt tn Sob g.
willie, Walbtnetcn Co., TT erUfnet.
8pn etneut neHen Rartpffelt o.
Ter pirb bertGtsi, Der febr f&acli6 Jet. Gs
iei Elm ldusliGerRGfsr pom Dunflsr6arbe, reIGer
In GROCER ;3abl auf ben 9artOfeIfeIcsra er.
i9sint.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

6err Matb 1umnielb bat bas betaunte
Sort Gnelins 9aus abernrmnten Rabees
tn acknowledgement Mnletge.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30
q e 1t ID r b G u.

81. GItfabttta 9btius, as S. alt
Qena Bed, 2 S. alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30
st. RanI WarftbertAt.
WtrIefaIe Tretfe.

Db&eRtIt& Gprr etrt son &.;2. Gimme.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30
Selbff
Stn0er.
Die Nadrtdt BON fetnem Grfola is
Ieras Idst tetnen 3petfel In ges
tref ietner Stelsn berpprras
sencen Giaenldaften.
&dufer ftn6 in tebem Safe
befrte6tet.
Seine Gonenrrenten ftmo TIT
&c9.

6armer, tpelebe 8rDfe Grnten
5u fcbnetben baben, tper.
BEN flu8 banoeIn, fDfort
einem 81 GDrmicf Selbd<
Sinber anjmibaffen, ba Der
@orratb 8an5 nn9ena8enb
I'll, BEN 8eiteanm9en ju
entipreeben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

Drsbu tteni
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-20
A Rough Country.

Gen. Crook says that the obstacles
which Sturgis, Merritt and Howardare
meeting with are simply insuperable.
While at Camp Brown, the general in
quired Of the Shoshones about the
character Of the country in which
Howard is operating, and they told him
it was the toughest territory in the
Rocky Mountains, and offered insur-
mountable barriers to the progress Of
troops. The Shoshones told him that a
horses hoof would last no time at all
among the rocks of that section. Gen.
Crook comedies with one or two other
prominent army officers in the belief
that Joseph's intention has been to
form an alliance with the Indians under
Sitting Bull, and probably other bands;
and he thinks that Sioux emissaries
have been sent among the Crow Indi-
ans to try and induce them to cooper
ate with the hostiles.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-20
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that, in pur-
suance of an order of the Judge of
Probate of Laramie County, Territory
of Wyoming, made on the first day of
the regular term in July, 1877, of the Pro-
bate Court of said County, will, on
the first day of October, 1877, offer at
public sale at the courthouse door in
the City of Cheyenne, County and Ter
ritory aforesaid, all the right, title and
interest which Julius G. Strong, deceas-
ed, had, at the time of his death, in
and to lot No. 10, Block No. 416 in the
City of Cheyenne, County and Terri
tory aforesaid, together with the two
story brick building and clubhouse
thereon.
Such sale will be made subject to Il
lease of the lower story and cellar of
said building expiring May End, 1878.
Terms of Sale:-One half cash, the
remainder in notes with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest at the rate of
twelve per cent per annum and paya-
BILE, one-half in six months and the re-
mainder in twelve months from the date
of said notes. WIN G. provinces.
Administrator of the estate of Julius
G. Strong, deceased. s2-d1aw4w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-20
SOUTH AMERICA.
Henry Meiggs Dying.


Panama, Sept. l9.-News from
Peru to August 9th, says that Henry
Meiggs, the American engineer, was
very Ill and not expected to live. The
Peruvian community was in distress at
the prospect Of his death.
The Star and Herald of Panama,
says that although in case Of death,
Meiggs has made some very excellent
dispositions respecting the persons
whom he had designated to carry out his
railway and Cerro De Pasco enterprise,
still his very name is yet tower of
strength, and every one of his under
takings will be retarded by his loss.
No man in Peru has had the genius to
devise or the power to execute the Won
derful undertakings so successfully
completed by Meiggs in the face of un-
heard Of difficulties. an empty treasury,
false advisers and friends, and obstacles
placed in his way by the savage nature;
even the earthquake and sea conspired
against him, but he was triumphant.
The Oroya railway is the most magnif-
icent monument that man could leave
behind him to recall his memory to
posterity.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-20

THE Railroad Gazette has COM
menced a war on the narrow gauge
railroad system, which has never been
the favorite gauge Of that sheet, and
the Railway Age retorts, without
championing the narrow gauge, show
ing by competent authority the ad-
vantages Of this system in point Of
eheapness and usefulness to short lines.
The controversy in this country, how
ever, was called out by q dispute in lead
ing railroad journals Of England ON the
subject. The most conservative friends
Of the narrow gauge place the cost of its
construction at 25 per cent. below that
Of the standard gauge, and a saving in
operating of IA per cent. That the
narrow gauge possesses marked ad-
vantages seems likely from the facts
that some 4, 900 miles Of narrow gauge
roads have already been constructed in
this country alone In the last hall
dozen years, and that Of the entire
mileage Of roads built in the first siz
months Of 1877, over 40 per cent. was
OF the marrow gauge.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-20
Cattle Markets.

In Chicago, yesterday, the receipts
of cattle were 3,100 head; shipments
294. Market better all round; shipping
fairly active; native s4.25@5.50; Colo
RADIO, s4.0o@4.10; Texas, s3.2593.30;
native butchers common to good COWS,
s2.s5@3.25; choice, s3.5o93.75; stock
ers, fair supply but dull and un-
changed.
In st. Louis the receipts were 800
head. No demand for native shippers
with very light supply; butchers
stock, including Texans, fair demand
and steady; Colorado steers, $500
3.75; Texans and Indians, s2.5063.75.
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WASHINGTON.
An Anomalous Proceedine


Washington, Sept. 19.-The state.
ment made on Monday night, at meet
ing Of citizens Of Ohio who are holding
federal offices here, occasions much
comment upon the administration Be
publicans who have approved the Pres
ident's attempt to divorce politics from
the civil service. The meeting was
held at the residence of Sixth Auditor
McGrew, and by invitation a large
number of ofice-holders from Ohio and
other states were present. Gen. Grosve-
nor, speaker Of the Ohio house of repre-
sentatives, spoke, and said that the
condition of affairs in Ohio is very crit
cal, and that there was grave danger
that the Democrats would carry the
state. In this emergency he had been
delegated by the state committee to
come to Washington and urge all citi-
zens Of Ohio to go home and vote in
October, and to raise money to defray
the expenses Of the campaign. All the
speakers present urged the Importance
of every voter casting his ballot. 1t was
stated that the movement had the ap-
proval Of the President, and that the
Presidents order would not be en-
forced against those designing to par
ticipate in the present campaign. Many
clerks declined to contribute money.
There is much criticism Of this meet
inU
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FOREIGN.
The Siege of Pievna.

London. Sept. 19.-The artillery of
Grand Duke Nicholas still continues to
bombard the Ottoman entrenchments
around Plevna. In the fighting last
week the Turks are said to have lost
IS, 900 men, while the total loss Of the
Russians is placed at 5000. 1t is re-
ported that Osman Pasha's supply of
ammunition is failing, which is very
probable, as his soldiers have not
spared bullets. The siege continues by
sap and trench. The Turks will soon
be shut in entirely. The Russian troops
are in good spirits and have abundant
supplies.
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THE BAD BANKER.

How He Escaped Arrest in England,
New York, Sept. 19.-Spencer, the
defaulting Chicago bank president, has
not been arrested. The police did not
receive instructions to watch for him
on board the steamer Circassian until
after his arrival at Liverpool. The
steamer touched at Moville, Monday
night, and reached Liverpool Tuesday
morning. Liverpool and London de.
tectives were watching the Circassian
for another purpose, but they took such
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Schipka Pass.

London, Sept. ia correspondent
at Schipka reports that on the 18th,
after seven hours bloody fighting, the
Turks at O'Clock in the evening, took
Fort st. Nicholas, the highest point
Of the Russian works, capturing five
guns, but later, owing to large rein
forcements and the enormous difficulty
of the position, the Turks were obliged
to abandon it.
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TELEGRAPHIc TICKS.
The Galveston storm resulted in ovel
$500, 900 damage.

The Galveston storm resulted in over
5000, 900 damage.
Osman Pasha has received reinforce
ments numbering 10000.
Two Montreal banks had $4,000
stolen, which they had shipped to their
agents ut Beauharnais.
The striking miners in the Wilkes
barre district have rejected an offer of
10 per cent. advance in wages.
The plaster mill of c. L. Woodruff,
at Albany, N. Y, was destroyed by
fire Tuesday night; loss, $4,000.
The American Iron works, at Pitts
burg, employing 1900 men, and H.
Lloyd, Son & Co.'s iron mills, employ.
ing 1000 men, resumed work on Wed
nesday.
Adam Dodson, vice president of the
Wheeling Iron 6 Nail company, died
at Wheeling, W. Va, on Wednesday
morning, from injuries received by be-
ing thrown from buggy on Saturday
last.
The ship Ocean King, bound for
Frisco from New York, came in col.
lision with the schooner VIM. B. Her.
rick, on Wednesday, in New York bay,
losing her bowsprit and receiving other
damages.
Captain Dollard, Of the schooner W.
F. March, just arrived from the Arctic
ocean, says the crew of an American
vessel, name unknown, had recently
killed thirteen natives near Cape Prince
Of Wales. The trouble is understood
to have arisen in the course of o trade
with the natives. The latter are great
ly excited and disposed to be hostile
since the occurrence.