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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06
The Foe of Pam.

The friend of suffering humanity--the
enemy of disease, and the s~dlrdtion OF
the patient brute, is MEXICAN Mus
TANG LINIMENT. There is no sore il
will not heal, no ache or pain it will
not Danish. For accidents in the fam
lily, such as burns, scalds, sprains, cuts,
etc, it has no rival. 1t has saved
more human lives, and restored more
horses, oxen and other cattle, to useful
ness and profit, than all other liniments
put together. mayer d3tawaw6m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06
How the Senate Will Stand.

The Senate now stands thirty-nine
Republican senators, thirty-three Dem
ocrats and three vacancies, which will
undoubtedly be filled by the seating OF
Democrats. This will give the Repub-
licans but a narrow technical majority
of three, counting all the disaffected
Republican senators as Republicans.
1t is easy to see that the Democrats
will soon have control of the Senate, as
the Republican senators from South
Carolina, Alabama, Arkansas and
Florida will be succeeded by Demo,
Gratis.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06
A Revolving Shell Gun.

A correspondent with the Turkish
fleet writes: Gin speaking Of the arma-
ment of the Arsari Tefyk l should
mention that q most valuable addition
has lately been made in the shape of a
revolving shell gun. 1t is the invention
of a Frenchman, and, in connection
with the electric light, may be consid-
cred as the very best defense yet
brought out against torpedo-boats. 1t
throws q one pound shell with a pointed
steel head capable of piercing the plates
Of which the Thornycroft is constructed,
and has q range something over three
thousand yards. Briefly described, it
is a Calling gun on a large scale, having
8 revolving rifled barrels instead of 10,
the said barrels being about 80 feet in
length, II inches bore at the muzzle.
The loading and firing arrangements
are similar to the Calling, only, in
stead of a cylindrical case being placed
on the top of the breech, the cartridges
are arranged in fiat cases of five, which
are mixed in al inclined position at the
side. The turn of q handle causes one
Of the cartridges to slip into the cham
Der, when it is thrust forward into the
barrel and fired. This weapon is fixed
on n pivot ut the stern, while a Gatling
gun at each end of the bridge, and one
on the forecastle, are also ready for
giving a warn reception to any of the
enemy's boats which may attempt to
approach the Turkish flagship while
Mt anchor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1877

~Adrertisers tciu make note Of the fact
that THE LEADER has q larger ~circuld-
tion than any paper published in Wyo-
ming.S
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06
The Black Hills

The Cheyenne Leader has the latest nfor.
nation about the Black Hills mines. Weekly
70 pagesl l year s2L50-6 mos. 81. SOL COPY 10 c,
h.SLAFcKE Publisher. Cheyenne, Wyo
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
ORIENTAL TOPICS.

4 PLAGUE or LoCUsTs IN NORTHERN CHINA
THE sATsUMA REBELLION OVER CONSULAR
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Is, 1877.
The steamer Oceanic, from Hong Kong via Yoko.
hama, arrived to-day. Sho brought advices from
Hong Kong to August y, and from Shanghai to
August 21.
The iamue stricken provinces Of North China are
now further afflicted with plague Of locusts
q. wilcy Wells, tho newly appointed Consul General
at Shanghai, will arrive at his post by tho mail
steamor
Important negotiations are going on between the
Foreign Minister and Tsung Li-Yemen on tho subject
Of the Lekin duties and extra taxes levied imports
especially In the interior ports Tho Chinese are ex
pectod to Yield their claims.
The Oceanic also brought advces from Yokohama
to August 80 The 1nxl battles OF tho Satsuma rebel
lion wore fought August II and 15 near Nobuska.
in tho province Of Hngn Tho insurgents totally
defeated SaigO, with $50 men, broke through tho
Imperial lines and they arc now fugitives. The re.
msindcr OF the insurgent force, numbering several
thousand, surrendered ~ body Saigo Is now hiding
In the mountains.
The National Industrial Exposition opened at
Toxic August II, by the Mikado IN person The En-
press, with the court officials and tho members Of the
government and the diplomatic corps were present.
The display Is pronounced a brilliant success.
Consul General Van Buron returns to America by
this mail to investigate tho charges brought against
him.
Admiral Reynolds having gone homo on sick leave,
tho commaus OF the United states squadron now do
wolves upon Captain Young, OF the Tennessee.
There Is considerable confusion in tho foreign set
Element oi Kobe owing TO quarrel between the
Untsd States Consul and other members OF the Con-
sular Board Consul Nowlttcr claims that NO loyal
municipal authority exists and orders hts countynen
to abstain from paying ronts An appeal has been
taken to the United States Minister, whose decision IL
looked Tor with gl cut interest.
Cholera, but not OF q serious type has appeared In
the Southern provinces.
the imperfcctions Of consular jurisdiction have been
newly illustrated by recent decisions United States
aud British courts in the identical Of American
aud English subject. sued Tor rent in Toxic by the
Japanese government Every feature of either suit
precisely similar yet tho decision of the United
States adverse to the Japanese authorities
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

cHICAGo's ABscoNDING BANK PRESIDENT STILL
AT LARGE.
my CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. Is, 1871.
II cannot yet be asccrtaned whether D. d. Spencer.
the abscondng president Of the STATE Savings Bank,
Of Chicago has been arrested The gentlemen at the
American Legation and tho Scotland Yard author les
refuse 10 say anything about the matter. There Is
reason to believe, however, that the only
committed TO the police to-day, and so Spencers ar
rest IL improbable. NJ the steamer Circassian on
which no is believed TO have taken passage at Quebec,
reached Liverpool on Tuesday The fugitive cor
tainiy not arrested at Movillo where the Crcassian
1rst touched
NOT IN LIVERPOOL
later despatch says:-
"ihe steamer Circassians arrival at Liverpool was
watched by London and Liverpool detectives, but
nothing Is known At the Liverpool police headq
Of any discovery Of Mr. Spencer tho abscondpg bank
president 1t IL beloved Ut the headquarters ho
was not on tho Crcassian."
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
ASSIGNMENTS TO DUTY.

WAsniNGTON, Sept IL, 1877.
Captain Thomas s. Phelps is ordered to tho com.
nand OF tho receiving ship Independence at the navy
yard at Marc Island, CAL; Cadet Midshipmon William
\. Eullan, William q. David, Augustus \. FechteIer
Valentine s. Nelson, N. J. L. 7. Hsipne, George W.
Denneld. Francis W. Tappan Frank X Heath and
Horace W. Harrison to tho European station, per
Sl6ain0r Canuda from Now York, on thu 2Bth INST
Captain William Il. Hopkins is detached IRON tho
command OF the receiving ship Independence, at the
navy yard at Mare Island aud ordered TO proceed
Washington by tho 10th Of October next for
tt0n for promotion; Lieutenant Commander Charles
O'Nell from the command Of the Supply, and ordered
10 the trahing ship Minnesota At New York, as ex-
ecutive officer; Lieutenant Robert T. Carmody, from
the supply, and ordered TO command The torpedo
steamer Intrepid, at New York; Lieutenant Charles
Seymour from the command OF tho torpedo steamer
Intrepid and placed on waiting orders.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
SENATOR MORTON'S CONDITION.

RICHMOND, Ind, Sept 10, 1871
To THE EDIroR or THE HERALD:-
There has becn material change In Senator Nor
tous condition in tho past woek HIS ply sican believes
ho has passed. the crisis and whilc tue Senator still
very weak the physician IN attendance believes he
will recover HIS appetite has not yet returned and il
is expected that he will gain strength rapidly until
no Is able take substantial nourlshmcnL His mind
has bscn impaired In the least. and he listens to
the reading OF the leading New York, Cincinnati and
indianapolis papers each day. He takes deep intor
est public affairs and comments freely upon what
read to him. II not expected that he Will recover
rapidly but his physician believes ho will be able to DO
In Washington At the opening Of the regular session
OF Congress iu December. w. Il HOLLOWAY.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
A TURKISH DECLARATION.

THE SUBLIME PORTE REITERATEs ITS CHARGES
OF DARBAIITY AND wANToN DESTRUCTION
AGAINST THE RUSSIANS.
The Turkish Legation in this city furnishes the fol-
fowing:-
His ExIyEycE SERVER PAcnA TO THE RRpRRsESTA
TivEs or THE SuBLIMR PoRrE ABROAD
At Kasank soon as the Russian troops occupied
the town the Cossacks aud the bulgarian inhabtants
entirely despoiled the Mussumans OF everything, even
10 the clothes OH their backs In order ~ lorce them
10 c where these unIortunatcs had conceaiel their
money they subjected 10 thousand torturcs in
The urescucc OF their wives; those who declared nav
inp none were nut to death. The Camakam Gov
eror) OF tho town had his eyes torn and teeth pulled
out aud for tbroc days Was taken through The streets
In that condition. . ,
Alter the delcut OF the Russians at Eski Ssgra those
OF Kasanlik and the Bugarans clt tue city But they
nnu rapc were permanent. Independently OF those
killed IN the houses every day from twenty 10 thirty
Mussulmans were executed publicly.
When our first relcl force arrived inc MussuInan
inhubitapts declared that had II delayed Two hours
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
A MISPLACED SWITCH.
HAcKEysAcK, n. j., s,

HAcKEysAc4, n. j., Sept 10, 1874
As tho early train, leaving Paer.0n nj quarter 10
SIX A. ~, approaching tho junction Of the Jersey
Guy and Albany Railroad tho engineer discovered the
switch target In the wrong position, showing red, or
the "dangor signal" lie immediately reversed his
engine and "caliod for brakes but late prevent
MS ourc leaving the track tearing up the rails
and ties and distributing them IN all directions. Tho
tram consisted OF the onginc, conbinod car aud
passenger coach, ana running At about iorty i've
miles per hour At tho time OF the accident John
cure, the conductor Of the train, says Sc
roDsly injured although things wore ''mixcc up
pro,ty lively" The accident occurred through the
carelessncss OF 4. f. Wright, conductor OF tho way
freight who had Just used the switch TO got out Of tho
way OF the passenger train aud left 1t open.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
COAL MINING STRIKE ENDED.

HAzLKroS Pa, Sept Is, 1871
Tho resident coal operators and superntendcnts OF
the Lehigh region hold meeting yesterday for
the purpose OF securing uniformity Of action. and TO
agree upon the wages to bo paid for September The
demand of the men who struck for tho restoration
OF the wages paid last May and percentage on any
advance IN the pricc Of cou above 93 70 udewater
which demand was allowed and the strike ended The
May wages will be paid this month to outside hands
wLe inside hands are 10 have Increase OF i've per
cent additional. This makes tho wages aud prices
uniform throushout the lehigh region including tho
ichgh and Wikosoarre Coal Complny's mines, IN the
Nesquehoning and summit Hill. Tho advance ON in-
side work OF nvc per cent is than the were
entitled to- as the price OF con 10 but tribe above
IS 80 at tdewatcr and Will undoubtedly DC recevod
with satisfaction by the men and do much promote
harmony snd good feeling between employers und
employees
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

ACCIDENT ON The vERMoNr-sHIPs AT BROOK
LYN NAVY YAID-AssI0NMRNrs OF OFFICERS
TO Duty.
Serious accident occurred board the old rccoiv.
ing ship Vermont, at the brooklyn Navy Yard, ycs-
terday Captain d. l.. Braino, OF the Colorado, ac-
companed by his executive officer and the carpenter
T. ID. Hall, went ON board the Vermont 10 Inspect
work now being done on that vessel Mr. Hall acct
dentay made step In the dark and tell gomo twenty
feet down into one ot the old bread rooms Captain
braine was in tho act Of taking the Same stop, but
was warned in timo by hearing cry from Mr. Hall
The Captain Immediately called Tor assistance and
Mr. Hall was soon under the Of tho surgeon. HIS
face Is cut IN fearful manner, and no Will DO dsnr
ured for life.
CRUISE or THE xoNoSGAu.LA
Tho United Stutcs steamer MouOngahela. having
completed hsr outfit ior three years. cruiso hauled
OH from the Brooklyn ward yesterday TO the stream
buoy receive bor am tiou. While reuttinu un
important change was made IN her armament by sub
situtng the new S-inch ie guns in tho puce 0! her
1l.inch smoothbors pivot guns. The MonongaholA
lievo the flagship Tennessee She viii 20 out by way
OF the Mediterranean and Sucz Canal.
SHIPS UNDERGOING REPAIRS
number OF ships belonging to the North Atlantic,
or home squadron, arc now hero for the purpos. OF
receiving repairs and supplies prior 10 their departure
for winter cruising n the West Indies and Cult Of
Mexico
Tho Huron Is now in tho dry dock for repairs to
hull. She Is ono VI the ir0n soops built by contract
rnI GUARD READY SAIL
Tho stOrcship Guard Las completed her outlt Tho
officers reported to-day. She Will be placed comms.
sion on Monday, tho 17th inst, and Will leave early
Tor Lisbon prior 10 her departure on special survey
duty along the coast Of Africa aud US far Brazil
RETURN OP THE TALLApOosA
The TallapoOsa arrived yesterday her return trip
having been fur East as Portsmouth She will re-
ordnance ana other freight und leave next week
for Norfolk Annapolis and Washington.
Tho schooiship Minnesota Is expected To lcave hor
anchorage In the North River aud como 10
the yard for winter quarters
DETACHED.
Lieutenant Charles Seymour. United States Navy
received his detachment yesterday IRON Tho temporary
command OF the torpedo boat Intrepid, now ia ord
nary Ut the ordnance dock.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
TICKET AND PASSENGER AGENTS.

DosroS, Mass, Scpt 10, 1871
The visiting general ticket and passenger agents,
now holding their scmi-annual Convention ut Hotel
Brunswick, were entertained by tho agents in this
city and vicinity tonight with banquet and hop.
James Daily General Ticket Agent OF the Boston and
Providence Railroad. presided at tho banquet, 200
being present Among the speakers wcro
the President and secretary OF the Association,
Mcssrs Charlton, of tho Chicago and Alton Road !;
Doyston OF South Carolina; Heaner, OF the Missouri
aud Pacific road; Atmoor, OF the Louisville and Nash
vilic road and others Dancing followed Ill mid.
night At their session to-day George H. HatOrd, or
tho Missouri Pacific road, was appointed TO prepare
paper to be road al she next convention.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
THE MORMONS.
Probate Judge Elias Smith Fined
for Contempt.
NEW SCANDAL.
John w. Young To Be Sealed to
Girl of Sixteen.
A F A Nj I L Y RO w
[sY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD ]

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SALT LAKE Ciry, Utah, Sept 16, 1871
The United States Grand Jury for the Third Judicial
Of the District Court, to examine the Probate Court
record Of Salt Lake county the purpose Of judi
cally bringing to light the corrupt practice OF tho
Mormon tribunal In procuring cheap and easy divorces
tor persons not resident of the Territory. Probate
Judge Elias Smith refused to permit the Grand Jury
to make tho examination ana he was. therefore, sum-
moned 10 appear In the District Court this morning
to show cause why he should not be punished for
contempt Meantime IN order was issued command
ing Smith to show tho records, which he refused to
do. A second pcrcmptory order issued, and this
also contcmp,uo disobcyed When Smith
camo before tho Chief Justice this morning no was
fined $500 Tor contempt, with $50 psr day additional,
until he permits tho Grand Jurors to mako the ex
animation. An execution was Ut once issued aud
placed in tho hands Of the United States Marshal who
levied upon goods OF tho Mormon Judge and advor-
tised them for sale It now remains to be seen
whether tho United States courts have the right to
examine through their constituted agents. the public
records kept by Mormon priests.
NEW SCANDAL
John W. Young, first counsellor TO and third son OF
tho late Prophet started for st George this morning
for the purpose of taking a polygamous wfo Miss
Tueila COBB, stcpdaughter OF the dofunct Brigham.
Phis girl Is tho granddaughter OF Mrs Augusta L.
Cobb the deceased propho,'s concub'ne, VINO is
known In Mormon history tho woman who desired
10 be sealed to Jesus Christ Mary vancot Br!gham's
last wife except Ann Eliza, is another Miss Cobb,
and is the mothor also Of child by the
Prophet That John W. Young engaged to the
Cobb girl became known 10 hts wife Libby the day fol-
lowing tho Prophets funeral big In young
mother took his part and rcprimanded his wife Tor
opposing servant OF tho Lord in his bIgamous de-
sres division Of the childron was made, and on
Thursday last Mrs Young deserted her husband and
returned to the homo OF her father, Mr. Canncld an
old railroad engineer, living In Philadelphia.
CONTENTION.
MISS Cobb Is only sixteen years Of age, but she Is
full grown voluptuous looking young woman She
and her mother started for St George Temple last
Wednesday John W. delayed following until to-day,
to avoid scandal. Tho young Mormons who havo
been paying their addresses the girl oe their
very much put out Of joint This incOstuous, big
amous marriage will DO consumuated about the 22d
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
they would have all been killed by the coss.eks and

they would have all been killed by the Cossacks and
Bugariaus.
In the vicinity Of Kasanlik the Mussulman villages
were devastated About third OF the Inhabitants had
run away on the arrival OF tho Russians. Destruction
by are soon followed pagc. All the xussulman
population which stil renamed was icred, save
young girls aud the youngest women who were taken
70 tho Balkans.
In the town Of Eski Sagra portion OF tho Mussu
population also lnassacred during ITS occupa-
ton BY the Russians, and the rest only by
tho timely arrival OF the Ottoman troopa
On the other side OF the Baikans, according to rc-
cent telegram from Osmau BazAr, the enemy system
atically Lurns every village that Is his line OF
march. He even begins 10 burn the plantations.
The System Is found In Asia II Is thus that
the mosque Of Tahir Guedk Alachg guerd has been
destroyed by the Russians In the vicinity OF Ardahan
the village OF Kcule and the Mosque OF Dcdechine
burned In these last localities the enemy killed three
Inhabitants and wounded sixteen.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
INDIAN DLPREDATIONS.

ARIZONA WARM SPRING BRAVES MURpRMNG
AND STEALING.
SAN FRANCISCO Cal, Sept Ii, 1877
A despatch from San Diego - the Union says spe-
cia despatch received to-day from Tucson that
reliable adviccs received yesterday from Camp Bowdo
and Chiffon report that the Warm Spring Indians who
lett San Carlos have killed ut least fourteen men and
wounded eight. They captured freight tram, Killed
the teamstcrs and de troyed the goods; took seven
horses from Ralst0p, and tho station IL abandoLcd
There has been mail from Silver CITY Tor u week
The Iongiellow Copper Mining Company at Clifton
lost thity teams OF mules by the lndians and
have stopped operations. Three detachments Ot Arr.
zona troops aud all the available ones in New Mexico
arc alter the Indians.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.

OFFICERS CHOSEN BY THE NATIONAL BROTHER
HOOD.
IspiASAroLis, Ind, Sept Ia. 1877.
The National brotherhood of Locomotive Fsremou
closed their session this evening. Tho following oa-
GERS were elected for the ensuing yearGrand Master
J. B. Alien, Louisville; Vice Grand Master, W. T..
Goundis Philadepha; Grand Secretary and Treasurer
W. NJ sayre Indianapolis: Grand Warden, John
Savage, Lynn, Mass Grand Conductor Charles Pope,
Toronto; Grand Inner Guard, q. G. Swan, Buffalo;
Grand Outer Guard ". Cowles, Camden, n. j. Grand
Chaplain, N. Barphi. Indianapolis; Grand Marshal, L.
v. Debs Tore Haule.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
YELLOW FEVER.
RAPID SPREAD OF THE DISEASE AT FERNAN-
DINA.

RAPJD SPkElD OF Ink DlSEASk AT FERNAN.
DINA.
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Sept. Is, 1871
A special despatch tonight to the Sun aud Press
says:-"rhcrc were two deaths from yellow fever as
night at Fern ndna, and also unconarmei report
OF two more. Among the sick Is OF tho doctors
There are probably seventy eighty cases all told
Dr. Mcfarland says the iover yields much more
rapidly to treatment than in Savannah last year He
has sent Tor two physicians, druggist and oight
nurses. Tho hospital is nearly ready Tor patients
Demands for food aud nurses increasing aud tho
Mayor has established commissary TO supply the
colorcd people and the poor generally. There have
been twenty leigh. deaths since August 20 ot which
twenty were from yellow lever. ALI who can do 50
are leaving the city IN extra trans Quantities of
fumigmtivcs and dsIncctunts have been requ c. ted
from Sav an nah aDd Charleston.
LATER. Thirty new cases are reported this evening
Nearly every one Is sick. n some cases whole
families ure down. The tram tonight Is crowded with
iugives. Tho atmosphere Is humia sud uniavorabIo
aud the fever spreads rapidly gloomy aspect has
settled over the city"
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
THE AvIS-JOHNsON HOMICIDE.
lBY TELEanApH TO THE HERALD

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARRISBURG, Va. Sept. IT, 1877.
Captain John Avis, charged with the murder Of
James johnson, a. orkney Springs. few days ago,
and who was baied 1T the Coroner's inquest In the
OF $780, had his examining trial to-day at Mount
jackson, and bailcd in tho Of s. 900 tor ap-
pcaraucc tor trial the October term ot the Court
About one dozsn witnesses were examined. The ploa
OF seli-dcfence urged. Judge A. G. Allen APP
poarcd for the prisoner, aud Captain II. L. Riddle
burger Tor thu State Intense excitement exists Tho
neighborh0od IN rctcrcLce " the homicide.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
THE UNIVERSAL LIFE COMPANY
CASE.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept Is, 1877.
AT Schenectady yesterday Judge Landon, Oh petit
ton OF directors and stock holders and with tho
consent Of the Superintendent Of the Insurance De-
partment, adjourned all proceedings in the Universal
Life Insurance Tor sixty days. tho existing IN
junction TO stand meantime.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
JACK HUSSEY AGAIN.

An alteration took place last night between Frank
Blake, aged twcnty- -nine years, OF No. "a Jackson
street, and the woll known Jack Husscy,
In Jackson street, ncar the East RIVER
about bag OF coffee winch had becn
stolen. Blows were exchanged between them, and
hnaIy Hussey caught up stone and struck Blaze ou
the head with II, inncting severe scalp wound Tho
injured man wus found ny officer Byrnc, Of tho Tnr.
tccnth precinct, who took him to the station house.
and from there lac was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION.
HARRISBURG, Pa, 81

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept 10, 1871
The Philadelphia and Erie mail tram north due at
Muncy, Pa, at 7l5 A. NJ, coIded with freight train
near that place this mornng. The baggage aud cx-
press cars with their contcnt were totally destroyed
by Tire. Express Messenger jacob Stoinman and En-
ginocr William Attick were burned TO death III the
wreck. Two cars oi wheat and several coal oil tank
also burned.