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, 1877-12-12
TIE RECORD.

WAsHiNo7ox, y. c.. Dec. 1l.-Nenrly tho
whole morning hour was occupied In tue psesoata-
ton Of pctltiunH frum all paris Of the country In
favor OF an amendment to ths constitutton 10 NJ
to prohibit States from dafsaachlsIn1 cttt4ons on
account Of sc1, asking for tho appointment Of a
Cominlssion to inquire into The alc0holic liquor
rad1u. and urRlnH Coussess not to taks any sctlon
concerning = revision Of tariff until It shalt have
ascartslnsd by inquiry tho condition o! tho busE-
meas Of the country. and that lha legislation be
such ~ In the opinion Of practical business men
will promote the business prosperity Of ths coan.
try. All wero referred.
A large number Of bills Ners introduced and 70.
te.tsd Among thsm wers The following;
By III. Davis ull)-To establish Court OF
Appeals.
W. III. Kellogg Authorizing mall steamship
eeIvlce between Now Orleans and certain ports
nutnsd. =
Ar. conklfna submitted : resolution providing
for the sppointment Of coMmtttee of senators u
inquire and report whether any, and what. meaA.
urea esn be darised u promote commercial !ntsft
course With Mexico, and IL establish = just and
peaeefat condition Of Affairs on the border between
Committee to send for PERSONS sud papeta. and 10
visit suel places At Il may think proper In making
" H. afD,E D.,E: s s'*S sas.sp.ea e petition o, til. MI.
creation u DepafIn,sat y Agriculture, With =
b6EE]LAE1 AQ0 QGA1 WHO 4Q&ll ~ II taa t40l49t
Of tha President, NsfrEtsd
NJ. Maker. fEuul thy t:on,mittes on Military
Affairs, 10 wh6Il Vas referred tue resolution VI
the latt Q! November t1struct!nx that Committee
IL inquire and rspost upon the systeal of defensive
works for tho Rio GrauiS frontier, reported bill
M.1nx r. ~ tor 'as q
frontier Placed on Ilv easndIr.
Nj. Cvnutex, ftoui thu eelect coun,ttee OF
Transporsatlon Routes 10 tho Heaboafd. reported
feyoEsblY un thu SenAts bill " provide Tor tAa
survey Of Al ulaud watef route aud canal from ths
, 1877-12-12
hfEX1CO.

AnsctnI 1Nsraich to 7Ae Chten0o TtfbunG
WAbatNarox, b. c., Dec. II. There aro several
now poihts about tho Mexican trouble Tonight.
Senator Conklng introduced resolution to-day,
which vaa passed, providing for tho appointment
nj special committee Of Rsvon Senators to invcy@
tigata tho Mex,caa border difficulties, to seu for
persona and papo1s, and report To tho 6enhte,
Considering that IInufo Committee IL conducting
aiu,i.at investigation, and that all persons, from
the Pres1dent down 10 the lowest army oltccf on
The frontier, nay there 10 not tho s,lghtest
ground for anxety, the resolution os Nj,
CoakiIng IL rather s,gn,acsnt. 1t Il gener-
ally known hero that Mr. Eyarts IL opposed
to tho Fsco9nlt!on Of tho plaz Gote:nncnt, and
that much Of tho useless anxiety IL due to tho Bec
rotary Of etate and his course. II il n1en h.nted
openly that ho
WANTS 4 WAR WITH un11co,
Of that he wants to int!!asa tho successful power
theEs to such degros that ha may obtain treaty
particularly advantageous to tho unlted States.
The seaotatten o1 Ms. C1nkl!nY ID thought 10 he
for ths pu7poae Of Investigating and reporting The
condition Of Analrs iu orlsr 10 show Evasts otes,
and also 10 prnYcns him from going too far In tho
direction 10 II now mining.
senoF Zamacona waa not beforu tho House 0om.
m.tsee ta.uAy. aud Il IN tntiassa that ME. Evasts
MAY HAvs tNTknEsHku
To prereat hlm. Tho committes nevertheless
continued tho inveatlsallop. snc, In ordtr 10 cose
1t a. speedily Al possible. resolution WAS adopted
authorizing I sub-eommtteo Of hvo ttour besado
sos ohs"us"' ~ eo"'4uss tus .41!, so"" ~
ptfsoas aad papers. aao III aat'a9 sae Fdeess'
Ths Military Canu,.stss has not this power u.
ready, but Tho uou,e will bs asked 10 eataud 1t.
Thn AMI, fnmm,ttro will b. uanptnv. MsIsh.
trsvs W.ssn 81 Wtifc w 0""~'1sf AA"17"'
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nnm M ~ =" w ~ T., - tiss's ~ s ~ s ~, rs"".
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that a.. arJ"ss issnss !" I'm iii ~ tnma hsxo
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unon hs,x e.Iea ,sn IL. H r.. en5rct
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,v.,,,sn9,aa IT, aas mf'Hm dssSttssd fTsas.
, 1877-12-12

Spsttdt Di1pdteh 10 1hs CAicaga Tribune
wAsusNoros, D. O., Dec, 11.-The Senate Com.
mittoe on Commerce. d seoF94nizcd BY the To.
publican caucus. works well sSainat tho PtesIdcnt
To-day, by vote Of o 10 !, two Democrats being
absent, It male an hdrctan report upon the Col.
1cetor and the Naval Oficer n Now York. Merritt
for Surveyor. was reported savorab1ys liz has
herstoEots been friend 10 Mr. Conkllnz. The
I've Republican uambers OF the Committee wers
reinforced on this yote 10 report adversely BY
Dcnuts, Of Maryland, Democrat The genera!
understanding H. that Nj. Conkling feos sure th1f
the Senate will sustain his adveFsc report other.
wtso he would not have made 1t before ths feccas,
Tbs asscItlon that hs has
An UNDERSTANDING
With number OF Democratic Senators u quite
generally credited.
Senator Patterson IL In high spirit, to-day. ue
elhims that the nomination Of sadwto ~ COLLECTOR
OF Charleston II strARhtout recognition Of himself
by tha President and that hereafter hs IL bound 10
lAve what ha wanss. or make trouble for thesIle-
publicans.
Tns DEMOCRATIC sENA1ons,
pamocrstlc Senators hold conspItat!on this 1t.
teraoou conesrntng the New York Custom. House
nominations. No action WAS taken, but The ons
Of remarks indicated that the President will 10
unanimously sustained BY them.
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.
TDtAs trt.ls!n Anoeaeish I1ssss
nonaated Isaac 4. AioaIson ior Surveyor of .Cus.
soms.. T. CIo..e, W.; s1d JShn Campbell foF
To.,u.as,ef.-u Michigan -ssmueic. Fuller. Ira.
sss!as%: & r. f,s: sa S'ass;:!.- -$$s::s$ $ S I:
M.sss, Aasan clty. Ghto~Jona 7. sestoa. Ak.
tns A'1 iowa. (. !aitsy. 6seerah l Wl.eoa..a.c a.
Thcolots sss*a5t, Depsfe. kan.4a-Mss. CLARK
nS5 .isss Gss,san. yySaas S4 Tst'
70 hp Ecar Admiral In tho SRvy-Comnodotn
, 1877-12-12


CINCINNATI. o., Dec. II Tho following h tho
insurance on the hntlaFnR, stock. and TachlucrS
OF The Mcadcr Furniture Factory, burned 1ast
night: Dr,ssh American, Of Toronto. g. zoo,
Citizens, OF Cincinnati. ~ 600, Fairfield. ri South
Norwalk, s1,a50; Dayton, Of Dayton. 81, 600
Fi1emen'f. Of Dayton, ~, 600, Globe. Of Cincin.
natl, g. 600; rancastar, Of lancaster F., 100,
Mliviis, ii, s0u; Mntuai. Of Cincinnati, 81, Too;
National, Of Cincinnati, Sa, 500; ulio. Of llaytnn,
e? h0O; Old Dominion, Of ilchn,onl, Va, s2. 50Ql
Of England, s., coo.
, 1877-12-12
THE DEFICIENCY BILL,
ACTION I'M TIE HOUSE.

G1ecfdf DjsndicA 10 1As tAltdgo Tribune.
WAsA4s1oA, u. c., Dec l1.-Ths House.
after pa44inx hi to ray 10 tbs Relatives expenses
for zccoy sslnx tue bodies Of the psFsops Lost VI
tha Musap, de>oted the day " this consideration Ut
tAe sslata s,uepdmeasa to tbs DeaeispeJ bill. a
large number ot theas amendments wetu COR
eufssd in but grsal many we're not, sad ths bl!l
i " " rtty1tvd " = eosleTsHss toEMtstes+
, 1877-12-12
MORE uIsC,lslINATIOSs.

1t Ia elalsnsd b. the Ct. Louia R4pnalledH that
both II. LOUIS aud Chicago arc now suffering on
account Of 4tscfimlualtons tu fasos Of Louisville.
II hss the following TO .Ay In regard 70 shs n&ttes
saulhaa4i, haSa ttta ashttnx u aatatu s4eh satsa
y ass n IT, satss - aAaa kias fl III
tbo>o IT Jo4I.s!I'a They bars usyer setou fl:h:a IL
uniy niidy taToisd LuuIs it Tas II; Loua South.
x.sls1a ~ many itnsa1tiss Stta 'ae r. Souasta '
occurred 44t uYA4t sad tnce that TINS fAs bceu saut
Shsfscs lis ahuttInS oni II tfp auatl.s4.ttI WA
e 10 s.ia u O. Inn Mount g Z Care shnit
Two sstssr te.l. ~ 70 ~ Wo.s efssttly ah1t put
ia iaSLss I sssasilis mi liz Nal 1lIe Chasia:
uvoka tuad4 WI nsks suet. 4s1itt4Ey cafess N ~
buaaea1 81 Lopis AID Chicago u LAS iolnts
viii ~ kuotEel n tho head Jaat What cuuEs3 Tie
wi b seGa hy 14tsE4smcas u another cvlulRa, tas
, 1877-12-12
u =

It will b. seen BY tho above thBt now none but
ih4 partlss purchasing the tickets can sdeep! tas
order fur Fshate, anu thu party will have to collccs
York. Thls viii undoubtedly have tho effect Of
reducing the sates VI tho scslpcts. ~
n'o.s Gpyeltrs wilt pretoF 70 par tho
fastead Of going through all tho tsouon tho getting
Of Tho sebats of - lmposes upon them This
seAlpeEs seau, TO have hFcome 1f4ss stistItd with
theit attofuey sr. JohnJ. usrflek, Is Is said, bs.
Cause this Gentleman de1.ands higher fse than
they sss wttny to rar. md they 3Es low tsylnx "
astssEa tbs sesxac1s Ut Anathas l1Wyc1.
10th the Michigan Central and Laks Shore \
Michlcan Southern Railroads. report tbGs thslr
fyss4 bY tas dhcstsntaatsans u s4a Acalpxts, hut
has materially iMcrcaxrd since tie beginning ot
the war.
, 1877-12-12

Among tho most important Senate amendments
disagreed to By The ftonsa Appropriations Commits
toc vas The one arprnpsistlng $780, GOO for what's
called tho Star scrslce OF country ma-rnuts fcrv.
Ice, and tho ono appropriAjlng 49A 900 for den.
cheney In the par Of po*tn-rnuto agents. Tho
county Representatives Ind been advised in adj
rance Of tho action Of tho Committee, and orsnu-
lzsd to defcat It. Tho resait WAS that
THE COMMITTEE WAS VOTED DOWN
by majority Of ahont forty. The Representa-.
tivcn Of districts IN which this stks Service located
made common cause. and tt viii not be the fault Of
s ana S s,s country r0'd DOES not hare
q sSs aoot aG .ssns1 deeseensy u:
ns III Soss so u ays. IL eea III o
.crviee i 4 wert eo. ios 81. .cr,tee ~ eoaa.
delivered 10 Them; bnt tho IIonsc, which makes
TIE ksnaMous APPROPRIATION 9r ssoa
!rss,ss III, 10 psy .ooo for sersiec etsaay Der.
striking in.ia OF Tho great fayorl,ism xhc!,
often controls rnhic measures. The sta9s-eoach
snS e9 aRpssssea e r ay
postal sHen's IL done beyond tho obsoryst!on Of
the Representatives. and gocs un.cwarded. :. \
rcfa.es to psy iho amount already ssfned b, ths
rhe Senate amendment extending tho ttsnksng
rAssHp WITHOUT MUCH OPPOSITION
~ i was reported ~ sho Senate. curtousiy
enough. the Senate had Overlooked its Own presla.
To the yiee.pre..dcnt. Not wori wns heard
about increasing thu weight Of tho malls and the
consequent tnercnsc IN tho railroad pay,
House would contribute much for ito publication
q the ltebelion reeords, notvthstAndinR the Yen.
tntbn and EnnfEtcfbte armies s1pni3 bo uhttthcA
, 1877-12-12
THE WEATHER.

Oyr1ca OF TIE CnrEr slosAL OFrlcIrt, WAsn.
tsoraN. D. c., Dec. 1a-1 a. m.-FoF the TcnDca-
sec. Onlo Valley. and Upper Lake region rising,
followed hJ failing barometer. soptbctly 10 east.
e.y winds, rising of stationary temperature, clear
or purity cloudy weather. and possibly followed in
the two last dtstrlcts by rain Arsas.
LtroAk onaERrATtGxa.
, 1877-12-12
TEMPERANCE,

Ap+eio1 N&Uo4eA 70 IA CAacaoo 7FfksAA
W1xcuxsrsu, ILL.,, Doc. 11.-At. +. II. Camp.
bell fofulsEly Of your city, aud The organizer Ok
tbs "NoJAl Purple" Temperance movement, ~
lust closed meeting Of one week. with over l. GU
stgness 10 ths plrdgs Tho Interest md snt1usl.
asn aroIse4 Ia thu roalu,uut.y upon ths sab}sc os
temperance By Mf. Campbell u uupssailse! 10 ths
fols sustained an uhenviabls reputation - dElne
luz tuVu p,11y u ths hardest lsinkcre Of tha etty
and surrounding county hare plsdSsd " *l*1s4a
ftut all tatQ1ie1tSs.
, 1877-12-12
AT GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

sgectat Itsousch ia M Enfcfga 7Tibunt.
GnlNp fArns, Mfch., Dec. 11.-Flrc broke out
In Tho dry kiln of tho phrnlx Factory, In this city,
to-day. md dcstro.ed 70 or % Der cont Of tbs
contents, md seriously damaged tho building. Tbs
fatal lo.s IL from S. 500 IL g. 0lO, on which thcrs
was no insurance. The CAUSE Of tho hrn IL Z tnIa-
ttfF, ns the kiln WAS 4ontod by steam.
, 1877-12-12

Ne. Whyte said - this subject wss one Of much
impoEtancv, and several tsnAlon dsslrod 10 spsak
upon Il yet, but could not do 70 to-day, hs moved
The KsAAta adjourn. .....
At Ihs request Of tho Senator from Maine llIAm-
I'M hu wltndfsw thu mutton. that ~ executive sea.
ttun for III executive scsaion, which aRrsea 10,
-.-yeas. "a uAys, ah-nasnT Senatoss ip favor Of
thv resolution voting !oE ". ttanlta's motion On
account Ut tho latepca1 Vt tha huuf
After Z bstef executive ssssion, the Ssnats 1t
4:30 p. m. sdionrnEd.
, 1877-12-12
CASU ALTIES.


Rpeeint DtsnascA 10 TAs CAtcsaa tribune.
CLEvELAND, o., Dec. 11.-A rad eaae Of drown.
Ing occurred In nontl In tho suburbs this avcn.
Ing. by which William Fotweshlor. aged III, and
Charles Rhodct agcd 10. lost t.lo!r llvas. Nhoas
yentured on The ice and broke through. Ills eoIn-
h!s own lIfa. Their friends obtained tAets bodiss
shortly after tho accident.
, 1877-12-12

Sptctat DisDnfch n 7As Gnfcs.1o Trtauns.
EAsr AAnIxAw, Mlch. Dco. 11.-Petef Michel.
fold, German farmer "a Tears old. living In the
Township OF bridgeport, wss killed by falling
tren to-day.
, 1877-12-12

SDtctat Dsndfeh 10 Tic cAteaoo Y>1oHrs.
EAAr sHAotNAN, Mlch., Hoe. 11.-A hox.eaf
loadct With hay. grain. camp supplies. and a val
nable span Of horses belonging to T. Jerome. OF
saanaw CITY. going north IN tho Michigan Central
thtA morning, cnnght dro and was destroyed. Lett,
81, 000; no Insurance.
, 1877-12-12

Tho Chcsapeakc Z Ohio 1taIIfoad has Nla1 fsdlted
Its rates un tcconh aud third class freight 10 cor.
respond. Its rates arc now n6nMt 10 cents on ffst.
c]aep, etaht cents on SECOND c1aAs, nsa cents On
ti,ifa- -clas4, aud three cents on fonrth-cass per
100 puunls below thr ali. rail lines. These rafcs
include tho marine rek only BY tpec1nl c0ntraet
, 1877-12-12

My Whlstborna Introduced bill providing that
ths naval authorities shall ralDoyp ths bu1lea of
tho odcass and laen who yesa lust IN tbs wseex vi
~ CDitsd stass steamer Ausou. fot luslsl 10 the
bursting tue rriAIres tor ibe expenses alsrady iu-
CURED In removing ths bodies from the cast Of
North Carolina. After ths bill w&s 20 Alnend<u ~
u include tha tei4tlses Of thasp lost frum tbs
wreeklng boat D. and l. baker, the BIZ! Was pass-
cd.
III. DURHAM from the App.opsiaslaa Commit.
tge, Fap.Atsd back tho DtaetspeY Appfopratlua
bill. with tho Recommendation that tba House Con-
cur In cettA1n VI tho Bcualt amendueuts, and nom
CONCUR In othess. MF. Durham s1uial1eI that
~auu tho bill pAAssd the It1use, y appropriated
u, 5aQ, 000, and the Senate had Adlvl g. l3Q wv
, 1877-12-12

CINCINNATI, uct. liza ltoticf in Clarke d
1,nck's machine shop At vlnccnnes, Ind, oxplod.
cd this morning, instantly killing John Miller and
james Colonsn nud seriously in,urtng William
puI3on and uaniel Lynch Several others wars
slightly injured.
, 1877-12-12
TIE aOALpEtss' WAR.

Tho railroads. hnj the scatpdra rsaled on their
arms, and nclIher Of the contcstins parties TOOK
any .laclsive atUps yesterday, nor wern thero anY
now arrests madc. It was an oppressive ealuI that
prevailed. -nne fhat ,ntltcates Q sturn which Ia
liable to Icayp havoc anf destruction In il wakc
The storm will psobahly break ont thls morning,
and viii be hcra!t!od BY the arrest Of another
batch OF oGealln2 scalpeFs. 70 far ths
latter show but few sigma Of weakon-
lny, and bfag Of theit ability 10 Withstand
alt attacks sneesasfallY. amt como ont ahead IN
the enl.' They talk niys1uFlo,lsly about cortain
railroads. which nra lastEous VI sseiu3 than suc-
coed, and which arc elanlostLHcly aiding them ~
much ~ they can. 1t IL unlerAtHol that the AT.
that for thla reason the Eris i Chicago no Is bs.
tl1 fAsoerd by tbs scaipars. This e1ad tecuis to
p laneA l'oned!ea BY ths VIZ, and continues 70
do iArEs bn*ness. It aolI yesterday 1ftceu
through tlekets. As st.tad q fcw ha.s ago. the
scapors, In order to avoid telnv uatwlttaa By thu
rz,lruaAs. now axsct lhs fal rats. fu for tlcko1s
to Now York. from purchasers, and g!yo an ntdeF
for Eebno Ut !. on thtif agrnt Ia New Sutk, Slf.
q. q. tausiax- At lrst thu ordtfa wrro nadS pay
ahc 10 buaref, and A,,y ons cou!u collect tls ~.
bate, but on aadlpz that tha road. continued TO
buy up tho tickets aud sont the orders for rebate
on 10 New York Tor collection. t4eY had tho oEders
changed. ~ they now read - follows:
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dividend

r,llhAnELrntA, Pa, Dec. 11.-The Directors Of
the Lehall Valley 1tailsoad Company have declared
quarterly dividend Of l per cent payable Jan.
IN
, 1877-12-12

CNIUAHo. ---, 1877.
Nj. @. q. LAnaing, 337 !,roaaTsy. Ncv Shrx:
psapas deaHaSatt g. Of sFaasuE< sl9asa sbave, aa.t.
This o1das ii not Iu honored unless pzsssatsd within
80 turrp day. fT9t& lRte. ..
by 0r1cr Of .......-..
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-29
Spotted Tall and His Mission.

A dispatch from Chicago states that
it should be understood that Spotted
Tails mission of peace is entirely
voluntary on his part. He himself pro-
posed that he should visit the camps of
Crazy Horse and other hostile Indians,
to endeavor to induce them to come
into the reservation. The Government
has in no way aided him in his under
taking further than allowing him to
attempt it.
Should Spotted Tail be successful,
the military authorities will, of course,
be very glad, but Gen. Sheridan says it
is not his purpose to parley with the
Indians any further, or to delay the
proposed campaign while the nego-
tiations between Spotted Tail and the
hostiles are pending. Supplies are now
being rapidly forwarded and everything
Is being put in readiness for this CAM
paign, which will be opened as soon as
possible.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-29

Until further notice the Postofice will be
open for delivery and reception Of mail mat
Ter nom 9 a m, TO ?. m. daily. except Sun;
the ofiice.
Money order office open from 8 n. m. to Q d.
NJ. daily, except Sundays.
Western malls close daily ut LILO p. m.
Eastern mails close daily at 3:l9 p. m.
Denver Pacific Railway, including Denver
and Southern mails. close at 3 p. m.
Mails arrive from the east daily atl:2O p. m,
and from the west daily ut 2.5U p. m.
Mails arrive from Denver, Col. and way,
via Denver Pacific II. W., at S:S7 p. m
Malls close for Fort Laramie and Red Cloud
and SpottedT Tai! Agencies on Sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays at 0 p. m.
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Red
Cloud and spotted Tail Agencies on Tuesdays,
thursdays and Saturdays at 6p. m.
Nail closes for Davis Rancho on Mondays
at s a. In.
Mall arrives from Davis Rancho Tuesdays
at 8 p. m.
Mail closes for Fort Collins and Longmont
Col, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
Mail arrives from Fort Collins and Long
mont, Col, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
. n. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-29

Dick Adams Finally Gets Away With It.

The very bitter fight made by the
Yankton and Sioux City people, backed
by certain Omaha influences, against
Richard o. Adams, who recently re-
ceiyed the appointment as postmaster
at Deadwood City, terminated yester-
day. A private telegram informs us
that Mr.. Adams succeeded in repelling
all charges made against him, and that
his commission, which had been with
held by the Postmaster General, pend
ing the investigation, was delivered to
him yesterday. He qualified at once,
and left Washington, en- route for
Deadwood, via Cheyenne. He will ar
rive here next Sunday, to take charge
Of the U. s. mails, which will be car
ried, after April LIST, from Cheyenne,
via Fort Laramie and Hat Greek, to
Custer City and Deadwood, over the
best summer and winter route leading
from any railroad, south on east, to the
Black Hills country.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-29
The Wrestling Match.

The wrestling match between ]. NJ.
Martin, of Ypsilanti, Mich, and Ira
Cole, of this city, came off last evening
at the Dramatic Theatre, and drew a
large crowd. The match was for 800
a side and door money, five rounds,
and was won by Martin, Cole succeed
ing in throwing him but once.
But four rounds were had, the first,
third and fourth being won by Martin,
and the second by Cole. Between the
third and fourth rounds Mr.. J. G. Han
lin appeared on the stage and enter
tanned the audience with an exhibition
of light and heavy balancing, in which
he showed great strength and dexterity.
Martin is a splendidly built man, of
rather handsome countenance, and
great muscular power. Cole is some
what taller than Martin, but of rather
slighter build.
Martin has challenged Mclaughlin,
the great Detroit wrestler, and the lat
ter, having several challenges on hand,
announces that he has certain business
arrangements pending, which, if COM
pleted, will prevent his acceptance, but
in case of their failure, he will again
enter the wrestling arena.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-29
The Cominq Railroad.

All lawsuits between the Union Pa
cific and Colorado Central have been
settled by a mutual understanding, sat
isfactory to all concerned. Under this
the present home management of the
Colorado Central will continue, with
only such change in the board of direc-
tors as will permit a fair representation
of the eastern stockholders. As this
change can be made without calling the
annual Notwithstanding that the
charter does not require-it is expected
that nc annual meeting will be held
this year, but that everything will go
on as at present, under the general
management of President Loveland.
The survey from Longmont to Chey-
enne, commenced under orders from
the east, will be completed by Satur-
day night, and the work Of constluc-
ton will then be considered. By many
this project is looked upon as a ''bear''
movement against the Denver Pacific,
for the purpose of throwing that road
into the hands of the Union Pacific.
Be this as it may, the road from Long
mont to this city can be built at a cost
of $4,000 per mile, is sure of paying
local traffic from the start, and will be
finished this season if Thought necessary
or desirable in the carrying ofoutt the or
iginal Colorado Central plan. As the
present policy of the Denver Pacific is
rapidly developing a northern trade in
which a portion of Denver's business
men are doing well, Denver can af-
ford to have the ''bear'' move
ment continue, and if it should
result in a second outlet to-
ward the north and east, no part of the
state will be more largely benefited than
the capital and vicinity.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-29

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