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National Republican., 1877-11-23
PROFESSIONAL.

.
GIPSEY CLAIRVOYANT FROM EuROPE.-
~ Greatest wonder Of the world, tells your life from
cradle TO grave; consulted love, marriage, sick
ness, death, law suits, finds absent fiends. RECEIVERS
lost stolen property. brings separated together
fails has the great Europen charm; hstonlsh-
ps all visit ors; satisfaction warranted. Hours-D TO
No. T3i Seventh street, near corner OF II. nO2lhln
rINO THE LADIlsS.-LADIES HAVING SUFFER
l. nuuiS hair on face, arms, and neck can have
perm sncntly removed In one week without injury to
ihe skin. A warranted cure for Freckles, Molei Pm
pies, and oil diseases OF the scalp; premature gray
moss cured In day. guaranteed In all cases.
PROF. AND MAD. SLADE
no2l-Gm 7H Seventh street ". W.
DG LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
- Specialist In the city, can be consulted every
TUESDAY, wEDNksDAr, and SATURDAY, sos
sixth street northwest
SrECLALTI-EcmAle complaints and skln Diseases.
noylGly
National Republican., 1877-11-23

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
OfFICK OF THE X SEcRErANy,
WAsuINOTor. d. T., Nov Il. BH
WILL BE SOLD, AT PUBLIC SALE. TUESDAY,
w November n. at ten O'Clock A. M, on the north
front Of the Inter or Departnsnt bnliaing iot oi
OLD FURNITURE. STOVES, CARPETS,
and miscellaneous articles.
Terms-Cssh on delivery. - -
po225t Auctonsers.
National Republican., 1877-11-23
OPTICIAN,

=
First premium awarded To me by H. Great Worlds
Pair, In philadelphia, on my Invented aud patented
EYE-dLAssj n,Annhet9reo 70 Vela SILVER and
kand . lSrgs valley et spETAELts, OPERA.
uLAssEs MIOR0SCorhs and sHApES ,or the
EJeA 10, ALEXANDER,
nOSSm l2D PsnnsyivAnA svcnhu, H. W
National Republican., 1877-11-23
II H. WARNER, o

u II. WARNER,
ID. REAL ESTATE AuCITONEER
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROv.
ED REAL. ESTATE, BElNn THE WHOLE OF
SQUARE NO lS9, IN WASHINGTON, d, G., SIT,
uATED BETWEEN COSNfGTItUT AVENUE
AND NINETEENTH AND NJ AND N STREETS
NORTHWEST.
b virtue ofa deed Of trust dated May q isIa, duly
recorded In Iiber No TIs folio no. OF the land rec
ors of the District ofColumba and nj The written re-
quest Of the party secured thereby we will sell at pub
Ilc auction, In If0ni OF The premises on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ss, 1877,
at four o'clock p M, oil oi the square numbered
known laid out. and distinguished on the plat and
ground plan of the city Of whsh 1on, ~ the District
oftolumbia, as square numbered one hundred and
thrty.nine uS) together with all the ways, ease
nenls rights, privileges, nnd appurtenhnces TO the
same belonging.
PAYABLE in Sly, Twelve eighteen, and twenly;fonr
months, with interest at per cent per annun non
the day OF sale secured by deed OF trust Oh the prop
srty sold deposit Of u Onwlii be required NJ thc
time OF sale All COnvuyancing To be al the purchus
ers cost. ftEc terms of sale not complied wiyhin
days the trustees reserve the right To resell The
property NJ tho cost and risk OF the deiAullnR pur
chaser,
c. A. JAMES,
\. T. CRIITENpEN,
National Republican., 1877-11-23
nj the following quota

BtOCkN HTghtIy IOWeF.
The following are the opening and closing rates for
the active stocks as teiegrNphed TO IL ID. Cooke Ir
Co.. nom the New York htook Exchange:
lSinrei Or>nhp Cto'ina
National Republican., 1877-11-23
GREAT
1877

1S7T 'hhhi IST
80 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE -
10 THE oSGhEi ShE Mf AkP sSHEnwnsr
TRAINS LEAVE 9SEsRfs WhsRfSof1s II nj rom Depot, cor.
For FsSafs s and and he srss %s T 5 Swi % NJ daily. With
PHtSs Car n to PsS asa ssspS "S n! sosSo S
sEraoRE SSEE H'b Fs'fss 81 z
Win P.iass Cars y Ws!kps TSs %,l,ism,ospVp y ,s,o r.
For NV YORK and The East, I.o NJ and 20 P m
pres Of pullman ParioT Cars, es' a. IN. daily er.
For sfooSiyn, New York all through trains connect
a, Jersey c,,y wiz, boat, o. rBI1ookiSn r I AnneS n.
ins double isrrlsse and Journey across New York
For New York and The East, iso r. m, daily s.eep.
For Pniisdelpns; i:,o ?; NJ daily, sSoep, sunday md
Acrnm@asaioi ~ a. dsIi Ri essep, sunday nm, .o
For Pope,s Creek Line, SIS a. and cd p daily.
For Anaspoiis s;si n m and 40 p m daily, e.ocp.
ALExANpEIA FHEPERI9KsPyRs I4 RAIL
ron RATLRoAD.
p;m; on sunday a SiS 4. N and j. and ]; p m:
Trains isaye Xlessnafis IoT Washington, 81, $40
On sdsy ssS iS al Il S and b az !: h. .Sd nsG & M
Tickets Information, sleeping and psIlorcar 40
corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyiy ay
enne. northeast corner Of sistn street md pennsyi
len inr the checking OF baggage to destination IRON
hoies and peidsSsi hRMrp asr.r., p.,..r..r I..,,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. apf usl
National Republican., 1877-11-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

UNIVERSAL Il. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROADTICK Fly, to or from all points bought,
hanged or sold AT n reduction OF ONE DOLBAR
upon nliy other Office or dcpot In this city.
1tkets good TIL used. Baggage checked through
Apply 10 NJ y. wHlTkStDE
mhi2Iys eos Pennsylyania avenue, Shoe Store.
National Republican., 1877-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN H. SMALL,
FLORIST.

CORNER 18th AND q STREETS NORTHWEST.
cut Flowers always on hand. VIOLErS ROSE
BUDS ac u specially. Floral Designs Of all kinds
made TO order at shOI notice nolJln
National Republican., 1877-11-23

ssNyOw Is THE TINE TO SELL" LADIES
IN Gents and Chlldren's Cast on Wearing APP
pare Boots. ShUes, DC. At extraordinary high cash
prices NJ "JuSTI'S Old sand,n No. 80 u street
northwest AL notss by mall will be promptly At
Iendcd TO. btplfu
q KRIEi, MATTRESS MANUFACTURER, NO.
W. ISL Prnn'a av. TpholStering done IN the best
manner. Mattresses made to order, Hair Mattresses
made over equal to new. Spring Beds made TO order
nUlA TN
National Republican., 1877-11-23

VERY BRsr PRICR PAID FOR
sECOND-HAND CLOTHING,
BOOTS. SHOES, ETC.
AT JUsTHs OLD sTANn
sip u street northwest
orders by mail promptly Atts1dsdA lAeN
National Republican., 1877-11-23

N"f 8d8fssssFf fstssfsfssss T
do gold bonds .. I
North Carolina. Old.
North Carolina, new.
North Carolina 4 tar
South Carolina, old.
South CtrollnA, new.
National Republican., 1877-11-23

INTEREST PAID on DEPOSITS
i Special rates on time deposits
J. II. sQUIER & CO.,
ociatf Banker. 1915 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-11-23
MRS. A. M. MEIXSEL,

DR. SIuMAN MAY Re CONSULTED CON
- hdentNlly n his ofice, on Louisiana avenue.
next To seventh street, Room No. !, Upstairs twenty
years success Ia affections OF the genilo urinary
DTuRny, oCiply
, 1877-01-25
NEW JERSEY,
1ltiL TO THE PI.CTOcH4Tl
IYufc{dl HIsrf7trA II, IT, Trfht,ws


NEW YonE. Jan. 1f.-Jnhu u. MrPhersou, TO-
day elected uultcd States Senator from Ncw
Jersey, Is u proprietor of tho Jersey City
Abattoir, also Of the atoek-yar1s, and tho
ahattor at West Philadelphia. lie Is lcsseu Vi
all the stocG.yards on the Erie Itaroatl ut
bHt1alo, Port Hcpust, nnsl uther points. In lst;3
i, WIS elected Alderman of Hudsos, City.
lie WA ftalo seNatur from llu,lsu,l County Il,
i399, 1hiJ aMl lh74. Ills election to tlu
United statc4 Senate was tho ss.s,1ll purely Ut
llh t'llfneHse wealth. Ie expended large Gums
" money IN tho Presidential entI1mt:,n Will, n
rttW tn the result to-day nrra,,vIi3hr,l In
sh!lles asl'l experience he Is lufcrEor to auy of
,lis IT. opponrs'ts lii tho candidacy, Democratic or
TRENTON, n. j.. Jan. .t.-Tha House to-day
PASSED u bill exrmptlng suldcra III tic resent
Nar tron tM!li.tn1, a,tl requiring coore., people
to pay u unli-tux.
III the House l!.fa afternoon resolution IN
ttorsi!l; Cnhang fur Ills sl,rryl, In tc senate ol
the United States MIS- laid un tl,e table,
r., =. THE sENtT1n*E1r.
the HepuflEtan yt'te VII lnttctl S.atrs Sell
atoF Ftfittlrcs ktA1>e exp.aDattun Tic ra,1cu.
i'"'i agreed tn EiYu the cnt!rc Republican vote
10 trcftn4huyscN. An itltnMttpl, lrin. held
9lt 1r Democrat that ht. ,;Ll,ld y,1fn fnr
a"btxnl' En1ucId lhu Republicans 10 tcrl lin
l,f6Mlac n!nr, nnd c:5t forty yutcs fur 1,obe,u,,
F'hIln. tllst tc tllurs wiru ,lu,.e the pr,,nitr
setes with his purity, thu Republicans threw
ttlelr Thtcs arcortliEg to tbs result ulrrnly I'M,
rn" ln'''r*', in4usinE in thc!r Individual 'prei-
, 1877-01-25
To Mr: Ma.sh-1 never strike a patient with

To Mr. Marsh-I never strike patient With
an intention OF hur:in': him.
70 Dr: DeTcy-Don,t know how many I
struck With e1cncllc'1 fat or open hand.
To Dr. Brhoks-1lo not remember Ut having
rctorte'l the tazc 10 you when knocked The
man down.
II Dr. K'lbournc--You hare Instructed me
to l,s very cautious with paticnss, and to never
treat them harshty; to cxtrctsc care aud iuir-
tnrnt n t1!or management. 3
I"air. ffnli-Mr. cranr, in tnktne Il matter
tt into l,ts nwn i,ands would not bc obcyiug the
John II. Cnsi1
wa* tho next Witness mn an attendant: hayc
beer! nt the lfo.pitai four year,; aitn tlrrc Ard
halt yeHr:,,at JacksanTllc; am In WnsIl II, II: :
knew co: James >. iluI; he was in the ward
niH'l't cf2ht days: at times he VA. ,cry c.clta-
by; Il was dthrt1it then tn control btm: tt was
Often during the ,lar; hc wouitl talk 10 patient.
a'Nl abusc tieM,: they would talk back, anti h.
would ret * tied: had nj snecisl Instructions
I In regard to Col Hull: knew nothing of the ctr-
c,intsfnncrs OF the death Of Cot. liull, except
wsnt ! heard; never struck Patient In scveu
aad tlalt years: have always been IN Gonzales.
patient.
To Mr.. HULL could best succeed With Col
HILL By persuasion.
80. ALIAS nEorxS,
another attendant, was tWur;,, Am m attend.
ant III War1 !" II ~; was formerly n bouk.
+ ks,'eicr ,uni travelling agent: I4..v,: been 10
i"spial tiEhtccn fnonths; was Aorn in London;
"i'" So'' tltli! rEroliecL the uny Blt: ilIe4, 1t
was thc lHtt of December last: witness tm,l
trouble with patients several titncs; amy k1ruw
u t"n tstAS."1s: ncycr had difficulty With
Io! Hull; ntser 1iad occasion, to complain of
hl'n; one atru'!: patient In sclf-lctcnsc; this
"ns III Ward "C:T; pnG IT tho worst wards;
at ttic tilne MAS aluhc tn the was.l. una five OF
FIX patients had alta ktd mc: la,l ono nf ms
ki.irkles put hnt vi jpIn: At that time;
heard Of attendants striking patients; never
eA~ nuy tto it: the Instructions arc to
treat patients kindly and with 'erbcsrance, and
otal asstsf arcc when patients bero:ne ,,,I.nan-
nEcat!e. Col. Hull slept III WAr,i " 4 " the
night before lis death; he cscapct In Ward &C
~: they arc connected by s:nail hallway aud
two doors; the hall IL about tc,. Or twelve let
long: Crane told witness that Co! Hull slinuc1
under hit batt-tub utd 6rukc HI. lcg: lie rAid
It Eas not his fault; lie katd Col. Hull llai
struck hin, Oh the nose ;hceaid he told Col Iiuil
TO 60 bark to bis wuFd, wl,ef, Col Hull struck
him. Col. Hull raid tn III. Brooks that hts leg
was only spraNe'l, ,-nut broken
To Mr. Hulf-Col. Iiul! never cnn,plalne.l of
anyssing but feeling chilly: think could have
brought Col. Hull back without mutl. trouble:
Mr.. Crane avoided the rutcs altogether in Ills
treatment of Coa.s Hull: believe II hc had
called 0llr Of lis the Incident could hare been
ay"!dc,t; Mr. Crane WAS mt marked With blood
when he claimed Co1. Hull struck him. Never
heard Col. Hull make statement Ut the accl-
dent.
, 1877-01-25
THE HOUSE


Hp<cial DispatsA to i1e Tribune.
SrnlSGpiEtp, Ill, Jan. H.-ln the House,
CronErfte Introduced q resolution requcAtIng
the Governor to take action to enforce The bond
by which ritIzens Of Springfield botsd thr,u-
selves to purchase mid donate tn the State Il
four-arra lot, to lr lltlei to tic Capitol
grLlltil*. -7
Easton introduced bill charging li,e powers
of Police Magistrates. 1t IL tu cnab!c tlscul to
commit pnrt!es Gt!cd for violation of ordinance
to the Hork.1louse OF jail until tho liue be
paid. Such Imprisonment shall not be moro
tt.an thirty days.
, 1877-01-25
OBITUARY.,

BALrIAoRf, Jun. A.-Prof. Rlshasd Somess
Smith, aged W, ChIef Of the Department Of
Drawing It the Nayal Academy, died suddenly
at t.saupol!s Ut lle2rt-dissase. Iic was gru1,.-
ute Ut. West Point. aud 1ormerly pEesltent VI
Gltard College, Philaaelphl4-
, 1877-01-25

n4f.t1TlSft FOR RHEATor.

HAts1.V11!E FU1E BKE4T0!l,
TOPEKA, ka'l., Jan. 1i,--lltc tErAt Lallot for
United States Senator resulted: Slulops, %:
ItlfTcy, u; Sears, -; Piu,ul, Is; stlliurs. p:
Osborn, u; corrc, /: Simpson, o: Martin.
l)cnlosEat, Ii; G. W. tIIafr, 9; j, r. Root f;rren.
tlsk Denoesat. u; :. t. i'oni.ruy, j.. '' ''~s"'
s.u'n'l lallut-Smons, "a; Harvey, ~: Srara.
=; =; riun1 y; sts'I'1sa' =; Osborn. s; sIar,.
IT, mcna'ffo1, n ~; !. = Kont, tirecntack, 3; U.
publtvaAs exccpt those tles!gEgira otllctwise.
, 1877-01-25
TIE 1NTLAVlDNISTH.
CAREY WOULD MAKE THE TtAEs SOFT.

cI*t4a3 I1Oa1CH 70 1A1 1TbQnS.
6rRISoPtELu, Ill, Jan. !l.-Gcn. Sam +,
Carey, ii OhIu. delivered Ill address at l,eprs-
scntatises' Hall tc-night under thu ausptcc, Ut
tho National Executive Committee Of tho
treenbaek party, un - IIar1 Filnps: Their
tuuhcs aud Rriaetly.'' The attendance WAS
large, aud the address thoroughly Interesting,
, 1877-01-25

H4EECFIHV FOH skN4TOG
WHEELING, ". W., Jan. 24.-Ons ballot was
takcn to-day, with the following result: Fur
short tcsul, Price, A; Hereford, II; Walker, III,
For long tesul, Il. II. Davis, "a; Faulkner, e.
, 1877-01-25

LITTLE RocE, Ak, Jau. 2t.-1n lhc House
to-uy, the debate closed ou tho Wool ". Prize
contested election case fruEn Lee County. 4 nli-
horisy report, rctalutng tue sitting Representa-
tYt, Wat A4Uptrl,
, 1877-01-25
THE WEATHER.

WAsnlSGroS. ID. C., Jan, 2.5.-fn the Lake
region falling barometer. aftera Temporary rise,
east nj Lake Michigan, westerly winds hacking
t"Fouthtriy, partly cloudy weather, and falling
Temperature, Succeeded In the Upper Lake re-
gion BY rising temperature.
LOCAL obsEnvAT1nSa. -. -.....
, 1877-01-25

THE nos, G. n. r4nwrt1,
Thc 1J,,n r. II, 1;arwr,I ,c,,,r,,r1 fr,n srr,no.
nc!d 10 Chlcago Inst evening" n'ld, In eonsesaa-
ttoil with TRIBUNE reporter. expressed Ills
Inability to predict how the Senatorial t1eht
would tcr,u}nntr, Tn started frnm Snrino,lrl,
,..,.a~,s, ,as,,,.,,. a.. ~ -.
etslc,uus o.a''''' nopPos'"s '''st nv QUESTION
~ns obolit settled, nut before nc l'atl reached
tue city he learned that Il WINS fur from hung
certainty. As to the ultimate result, III 1tsan
Ila1 1t not bccM for
THE rEKs!sFENCr or KE1tnE AND HICKEY
in voting inr lfatues, Judge Davis would have
been elected beybn!l uuiibt. Tho et1ullct Of
these gentlemen, ~ Mr. FRrwc!l's opinion, was
alnlnst tsnc1Flat1sablc, st1scc their sy1npathirs
had been supposed to bc With thu tItll4,latc
q tlelr party,s eauriis,-.Jtitlge DavIs. hs fur
lia'ncs, alr. Farwcll believes TINT gentleman
elected sci,ator, although, says Mr. Farwcil, hr
nlscady
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a fonEh. r0ld, nr aHre tilrpAt should not bc
ne:srcsed. HraTns Nrodthat Trocht1" u,c u
ssm!l!e remedy, md will generally give immediate
, 1877-01-25

&'at& LfTrr f'lt and dt.ne.-Tilmt pleasant and
tons. - ittor's t;enanoHal or I'"rf t'1u ijrfr
VI d"h Lin'r.' Ii hctn. universally nIuptrGi In
II mctIeai practice Sold by the proprietor, Il, il.
WILnoIs, cAci,!.t, Huston.
, 1877-01-25

tunlty to stect Republican presented, these
managers managed BY Logan pcrts.eJ In cast-
Ing moro than one-i,a'f lie Republican vutcs
Logan IN the tat sgro,nl to be ii :!pcs i1rwanl,
Il po*si.!,e, after further slaughter ot Republic
nh candidates.
COY. PALMER III THE Gf.AptATpRlAt. ARENA.
the Leland lobby lYtwcct, cx.t"y f',jlncr nr'l Il.
lienry u. Shepherd, of Chicago 1lley lln,i h"cn
,llfc,1sslnE tlr Senatorial situation, whrn tiov.
'at1lIor lnstn'iatcd that Mr. G. II. Mccormick
M !Iad MT glyen tho Democratic programme AMI
h'hi ti'a!'ncr) tiie AMpporL they had right tu
expect, Tut Ind rathrr tlrnwn n',startrs IN the
way Of Democratic s,,ssras. The tlnycr,ur ulst,
lusin.iatcd that Mr. Shepherd lad M. gyc, s.cl,
s',pnqlrt: Mr.; Shepherd rctoric'! that tho
lIm. shrrl,cr,l countercl WITH b,",s ,,,'"M o.,
Ial'ncfs sc, uni tl.er friends intcrferel md
separated thG cntnlmtnnts. Tic mcurrencc or
Tile friends Ut 10th parties 1asa,rcst 10 brt,,v
abuilt reconciliation, a'l It Is Tonight Under
sfoHl that n mutual apology AMI explanation
i'as been ma'.c aud complete ttucu brought
anoal. a,. i'te friends Of Guy. Palmer we're very
indignant, au'l, b''t for. csforta to calm them,
would t'ernI,a have Violently artc1. l,otll rar-
tics 'sGre to Glns.c.
cAiRo. III.
fpkefdf DSpatch 10 The 7ttonnt
CAERo, ILL.,, Jan. 34.-rhc Withdrawal of Lo-
Ean lrom the Senatorial raec nt Springfield
brings Happiness 10 the Democrats, while thu
Republicans are by isU mems east down, 1tefthrr
do ttcy exhibit any INCLINATION TO ,nourl fur tlly
man tint got 80 bic that thu southern part ol
The State couldn't huld him. With few execp-
tons, the publ,rans here feel that Logan, VIII
has figured III public lie sInco atl before s,e was
II years old, lns rccclvsL enough from people
to whom, tn many respects, lie has proved him
self ,lngractttl, aud tint 1t is almust titnc that
lie sfsuuld retire aud let some oslcr equally II
nut tnorr deserving thai himself cnjny public
llh1,ure. Either Cu!lom or Waslll,uslo would
suit the people here.
, 1877-01-25

Jlurnrtt'x Kal1i%tan..--So part Of our pI,Ya.
rtal nrE1ni3ati"n f Mnrr worthy Of careful at,cn.
tim than tie h.n. it, detcatc rtruesufr and
t,ifHes!unt "hrtarT arising FINN ruubur,,, frpu,
t!,.t, ur tho chancln: air and wind itlirpgtt's
hhl1l'un u prepared cxprtrrly n relspye tlctc
t!"E an1 tnfness aAl 1oycllucsa Of texture that
heA.tA alone will Induce.
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thundersng tones. In the narao Of tho Demo.
:rattc party. demanded to kno"
nMr aEsATon KrffoE DIDN'T DO his MUIR.
u,rndous ,i'n that ens'.ed, and Kcarncy sub
sfdr1l, Thereon Mktcs 1upkch hr1ncr. lfatnts
vas tnore tlldn ever plael,1. Democrats, llepult
lIeans, an1 independents crowded nt,tnt them
closer. Half tic members. we're TN their rert.
They wero n'l Shouting, or 1augl'in.s. gcstc,t-
Spec, speeches about .bui!lozers," Or III muratlc
party" Or "trators," Or lid fool" mud tho
NaA reached,
In clarion foncs, so to speak, "Jolin c. 1raincs,"
Thcseon The tumult wis greater. than before.
Parish, who has 30 ling sarrfcl tho key to the
situation, grew almost Iisisl with rape, and his
Hips twitrs,ul ncryon.ly. l'slrly Senator Ko'ln-
Ron, Of Cook, hustled aooNs threatening to vote
wtict, nobody can fat! tu understand. there was
Eeuerallv devil of time; but that didn't
nudity tho result. Hickey followed Miles, lead,
and ngaln voted for Elaines. So did Republican
Senator's Dash, Bonlcltf. Dcnlent, md Marshall,
sod Representatives. Hopkins, Jomta nnd
Roche. sittfg changed to Hatslcs. Tho yotc
stood:
lawrence '....'..'..t' .'-.......'. .....:....hl
Uafh.....''. s''.'.'...s......-ss ............lf8
i!alhes...s ......s.......... s....15
Lamtn........ .............,, .+..,........t.
Parrish. ........,......
Ufoa1...p..' ......',...+...... !
Raam ..............+....,... ....s..s.....-.
ON THE THIRTy.sEvENrn BALLOT
thc ttm9lt Of the tlrorg that surgcd about
vas morc cnrs!,,E. more attempts to bulidozc
kohoc and Hickey, more l1proar AMI excitement
all over the flour. and, when II was highest,
kel,oc, In loud, firm lone, announced agalIl
hs vote for Ilaue1, md WIS greeted wItli.ap-
p1ause from The Republican SIDE. Tie Icp.b-
1icans continued polng Orsr to lEail,cs to give
Miles their backing. Those wl,o had guno
, 1877-01-25

To Nj. liull-ueecaac1 always complained Of
being abused in the wasds ty tue attendants,
but always tu general teIuls. liz tuup Mtued OF
terrible lbu4s at the time Ut hla aduii l.Ita,, by
The attendants. Ae did uot Improve much
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-25

PITTSBURGH must be very queer
city. That was strikingly shown dur
ing the July riots, when the authorities
and citizens permitted, if not really in
vited, a crazy mob to take possession of
the town, and burn and sack and steal
at pleasure. The Grand Jury which
has lately been investigating those riots
has contributed its testimony to confirm
the unenviable reputation of the town
thus acquired. That Grand Jury made
its s'presentment" last week, and it is
a disgraceful fact that it censures all
those of the State and military author
tiles, including the militia, who took an
active part in suppressing disorder and
restoring peace and security. The men,
bers of that Grand Jury ought to be
voted leather medals by the next Legis-
lature. The dispatch which brings us
the above news, adds:
"This Grand Jury has returned in
dictments against nearly 100 persons
accused Of participation in the riots,
and there is every disposition that they
shall have prompt, impartial and fear
less trials.''
If the court and jury which are to try
these indictments should be composed
Of the sort of men who made up the
Grand Jury, the defendants need have
no anxiety, their acduittal being GER
tain; and, on the other hand, if any of
the officials, citizens or military who
had part in the efforts to suppress the
outbreak and punish the rioters were to
be tried, we could only say, as does
the Judge after passing death-sen-
tence, ''The Lord have mercy on your
souls.''
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-25
WASHINGTON.
Political Outlook from Different
Standpoints
The Senatorial Problem The All Absorbing |
Topic.
A Continuous Session Probable.

Washington, Nov. 24.-The adjourn
ment of the House of Representatives
till Tuesday next, has given the men,
bers an opportunity to go home and
prepare for the winter session. Many
attended the extra session under the
impression that it would be very brief,
and came provided only for few weeks
stay. The outlook now is that the final
adjournment will be at late day next
week, if indeed the present sessionidoes
not absolutely merge into the regular
session, and the short recess from last
night until Tuesday will be availed of
by at least fifty members to proceed
home and make arrangements for their
stay in Washington throughout the
winter.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-25
FOREIGN.
England's Voice for War.

England's Voice for War.
London, Nov. 24.-It is said the re-
cent success of the Russians in Asia,
and the probability that they will
achieve as decisive victory at Plevna,
have brought back the government to
that state Of anxiety into which they
were thrown by the first raid across the
Balkans. The papers that support the
Premier's foreign policy, are daily and
vehemently demanding the active in
tervention of England.
1t is stated that the Premier has in
formed the Russian minister that if
Adrianople be taken, and Constantine
pie jeopardized, there may be such an
outcry in England as to make war on
the part of this country inevitable. In
formation of this declaration has been
sent to the Russian headquarters, and
has made strong impression there. In
these circumstances there is some rea-
son for fearing that the country may
be dragged into the conflict.
Further ground for such apprehen-
sion is that within the last few hours
orders nave been issued for the imme-
diate preparation of an army corps. A
grand battle is expected at Lienaya.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-25
A COMPROMISE Contemplated.

Washington, Nov. 24.-There are
certain indications of an attempt to
compromise the difference between the
Republicans and Democrats in order
toavoid the protracted 6llibustering and
wearisome night sessions, and possibly
the barren results which would be GER
tain to follow obstinacy on either hand.
Persons skilled in parliamentary tactics
will be engaged until Monday in en-
deavoring to arrange that compromise.
If made it will be in effect that the
Democrats will consent to the taking
of vote upon the Kellogg case without
any considerable debate. If the Pat
terson and Conover pledges are worth
anything, Kellogg will be seated. BY
virtue of the same professions, Butler
of South Carolina would also be seated.
1t is probable that Eustis would be next
seated. This would preserve the re-
lative balance of power in the Senate as
it now is, provided that Butler shall
have been seated and Conover and Pat
terson cooperate with their Republican
associates.