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Der sal3fric9 in 81 YaTozGomnto,

Baibtngton, 10. DIT. - lieutenant
0fider telegrapbtrt aus Gan Gli5ario, Serr
INTERIM 8. .. Nts., oaB er am Uorbergcbelr.
ben 2lbeuO nit einer Ibtbeilung 8rlppen Oa.
ielbit aufam rnO Den 86bcl 5erfrerte. Der
lieutenant hattie 5uei llnt,rrcoun9eu nit ben
Siibrern oe8 Wtob5 unb oieielben ertlGrten Tif
bereit, iid) Dem geiete 3u untermerien. -
@iue uorl IL. Sttober oatirte, ipdtere 9epe=
ldle be8 2ieuteuant5 8iidcr meloct, oaB oa5
@rid)ieBen Oe8 2(ufriibrerS gout8 @aroi5 Durh
ben 0ti1ter 'SoWaro btocutenoe 2luiregtng
beroorgtrufen bat, oaB man jeoof teiac ftrne
81 70 tSn.1l1tnnlt cnt1nn1.tntn
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8dtbSelbaftes SerId)tptmoem.

u | IN ufee, gSl5c., 70. Aftbr. = :,
81. 8inflep, 2liIiiteut oe8 Sunoe8-@eueral
2lmmalte8 inter Brditoent SObniOu, bat ieit
anOertBalb 3abr III bieit9cr Staot geluobnt
uuo lit auf einmal rdtbielbafter 2&eiie per
i6muuoeu. Seju Geiite8Suitano bat i6ou
lett einigen Ga9eu 0ie Sefiirdtungen eiHe,
SSrclIl0e erreQt
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Ser oriemtalti@e Grte8.
Wpn, &ricoSId,aupIoke.


II D II, 10. Sttober. -0l gtad]rId)=
ten iiber ben &rieg iinO iebr targ. Der au9eb=
llfe Glntal uH9urtider 6reii6aareH in Glt-
mGuten wtr6 poittiu fir cine Gnte ertlGrt.
gtadrifteu aus runldniid)eu Guelleu ;uiolge
berlhten tiirttife 9eerteure aus Ylemna, 0aB
O8mau BaiAa'8 2lrmee obne &leloer, Dtuns
tiou uuo beluabe obue gebensmittel lit. Die
gan5e Irmee iOll beS SriegeS miioe unb 9eneigt
iein, Die gSafien Su itreden.
gtddlrtften iomobl aus ruiiiihen, ais ans
tiirtiifeu Guelleu oeuten an, oaB Die 9tufcu
Die g)agni- -6ii9el, Sarbatau uno &Bil=Sepe
beiebt baben, meld)e BoTtioueu bon 0tutbtar
Yalta gerGumt mur0eI. Die RuIIen mo-
n6periren I'M cine giinltige Stelluug, BON
melfjer aus iie tbren 9lugriff auf Die Sitrten
erneueru tDnuen. Die 2ettereH ilno jebt bel
Alaola-Oagb cOnSentrtrt.
@lne Oepeife Der ,Sime5" meloet ans
Complement, oaB Die sauSe rulfi6e Sailer
garbe mad YltWna abgegungen if, uno 0GB
Der @Saromttif oieielbe ntdt commandment
miro, Inn OfiBbelligfeiten nit benz 6iiriteu
bon Rum6nien 3u oermeioen.
&onb IN, 16. Sttober. - @bepfet Baifa
telegrap6irt, oaB er ON Sonntage aus Ylemna
in GutOuita aufam nno am Wtonta9e ieiuen
Wtarid mad Sr9auie fortieten mollte.
9ombaroement pom SuIfma.
9S len, Is. Sttober. - Der Gapttdn zines
ioebeu bier angefommeueu QampferS berif)tet,
baB Die ruiiiifen i6wimmenOeu Satterie'n
al Der OouaunliinOuug ieit brei Ga9en ote
Staot Sultua bombarbtrt babeu.
5pdteftc &riesSnad)rid1tcm.
yOHoon, l6. Sftober. - Die lcbtcn III
Der uergaugensn ytaht eiugelauienen 9epe
peifen entbalten iolgenbe Jtahrihteu: SH
&ettinie berrid)t uolltOmmeue 8ube, uno Der
gr0Bte 6beil Ser menteuegriuii6eu Armee 1T
nad 6aule geidift uOrOen, I'm bic GrnOte
ein3ubelmieu.
2lus petersburg miro geneloet, 0aB Sc STE
IeruebataillOue Der @aroe uuo 103 2inienba=
fnilLnne nehilhet mRrnRm
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Die Gtmoromna Wiar SSmgo
Hnf1tspD9

gtorri8town, Ba., IS. St. - Scr
9lnmalt 6etrrih gSoblen'8, be5 W6rbcr8 oe8
jun9en o0bne, rci6te beute 2(pplitatOn nm
einen neueu 8ro5eB ciu. Die 2(rguuente
weroen am 5. gtOoembcr uernommeu mer-
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0GmorrhoiSem itno syiiteln.

9f. /. @otparo seirbs, Ode Iratt= u,,o Bacn<
etrabe, furirt poittip uno permanent Sdmorrboioen
unb Jtiteln, unbetlmmert I'M Die Oauer i.res &or=
banbenieinS burGb cine gang neue, piiieni6aitlide
llnb allsemeine erIogrei9e Sebanolln9s obne
9ilfe bes Yleiers, Snpen, Qesmittel ober irge!lb
cine i6merSbafte Bro5ebur uno obne Nbbaltung pom
@5eiddte. Sine poltommene sur ptrb in alien
Sdlen 9arantrt, ODER feline 8etaGlun9 9eforosrt.
Spre6tunoen BON 8 bis 12 SorlnttagS uno bis 3
bis ubr sa9mittass sur Sequemlidfeit Der 9lrbet=
terflaiie. (Sept2S, ,3Oite)
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0assGanoelaber. eyoSssanss51ser ,sssl lSaaSeIsn,r,

gBr boten etue perdicbenarti9e unb umfan9retde
Sammlung BON @aeeinridtuuGs Mrtifcln,
Ytante in Strpitail II. ScracIouna, altertbmm=
itdlem 0riin (Verde Antico), s5sipcrial= H. frans
aoitfdIer SronSe umfdBt, alleSett auf Sager.
gDir blben in ben Breien aler y8aaren eine Sera6=
iesuns eintreten laiien. s.. y. Sapioinn & So,
gr. ), HurD> Sfbcr:nItra6 re.
Seionbere aufmertamftt miro Der Sleirobren=
lIrb G6nScnrtCbtlIna Qempmet (S1ft3 t29ite los
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&altmore Wlo. 9ienfag, Den 16 Ofto6er 1871

tbeilen unO OenGrdfioenten gu benad,rid,t; aeu,
oaB Der 9ongreB bereit lei, ietue 8otlGaft
entgegen 5u nebnen.
Die SerloOiun9 Ser Site murOe apf pier
llbr gta6mitta9s feit9eieet, uno aus S6ftd3z
telt8rlldrhteu nur6e ben 65o. Stephens
(9a.), Sellp (@a.), @ooo uno BatteriOn o.
- uno 8anfS (Dtafi.) geftattet, iid) ibre
Stee iclbit aas5utpdblen. I'm IA llbr mad]te
oa8 5auS elne Bauie bis llbr, uno natboem
bic Yauie peritriden mar, fano Die @erlooz
Jung Der StBe in Der iibli9en 9SeiIe Itutt.
Yapierltreifen, auf mel9eu Die gtamen Der
ytltglteoer per5el6net paren, Wurbeu in einen
Salten 9elegt nuo bon einem Yagen, beiieu
An9en perbunoen ipqren, berausgeSoqen. Die
Ottt9lteoer wdblten ibre Site Der 0tetbe uad,,
pIe tbre ysamen geSo9en murben. Der eritc
gtalne, pel6er ge;O9en tpuroe, mar oerienlge
oes 5rn. Gambler aus @eorgia, rpelcber ieiuen
alteu StB mteber mablte. Der Shame oe5
5rn. 9unton ga mar Der leete, mel6er
5un SorItetn fam. I'm Is llbr pertagte iid
oas SauS, nadOen Gle Srage beSigli6 8eeis
oigun9 Der Otitglieoer, se9eu wel9e GtrwGnoe
erboben wurben, bis morgen Ueri9Oben NOR.
nnttS
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Oehe ttadl Neut gSeiten!
YrDant, Stratton & 2aoler'
GIElElaSsS:zs:llzHsz IEza|; M?Z;{I:l ::H!s

yr. q lln0 q, Woro St0rIes StraIle,
2aseslettonen iebt i'm Gnn9e. S1Iler f0nnen au
jeber 3eit eintreter.
Sie a6enbIettionen
fir feds Utonate beginner
Wputng. oeu 1. Sftober.
Sic Gnitalt nmfaft einen bodit 9rinblitben uno
poufGnbaen Stlbentltriu5; 0erielbe 6eitebt in 0udz
oeq beien @eddftsbduiern gan96ariit; SdlDuid)rei=
beit in ireiem, ra6em uno eleganteht StDe; fauiz
ntdnniid)em Wed)nen ber been 9ebrdutbliden Otez
ling BON @eiGditsbdniern; SsamoeIs: nmo vsamfz
oerfebr, Der our6 unier IuStaIi6ipitem, eiritef=
lid t6atiddiber @ei6dTts 9lbidlHiie NIT Hbilaoez
bes aanoes, prattiid 6etreben miro. @ eI d s.
@orreip0 ms miro burh tbatidhlite 4rbez
ten, Sriee Die nit ber go beorbert iueroe seebrt.
perion6 ober itrlftiid an o6iae 9oreiie. (223T-)
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Scnt1sf0cr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

JSGNI~uUSA StN~SS%u1@SOSf~tNDhS
Goutsutlle, &D., 10. SftOber.-QauiO
6all wurOe Om letteH Samitag8z2lbenOe i'll
SrantlinzGonutg Don na8ftrten RGnueru
ourdgepeitId)t; beute Wtorgeu btge9uete er Ell
nem geiptiICn Sbompion, III mel1em er cinau
ietner 2lngretier erfannte, uno brad)te Inn ior
fort burd etnen SdJuB cine 9eia9rlide QSunz
De bel.
6aQ muroe ipdtcr oerDaitet unb Ie0te
Siirg6aft. Utan glaubt, OaB Die llnteriu=
dung Die Gutlur 8auoe, rueld)e ieit Larger
3eit ibr lluueeu i'll 6rauflilt= @Ountp tricb,
enOIid Der @erehtigfelt iiberlisiern puo.
EQUATOR Morton.
Sn6tauap lis, Sn0., Is, Sttober -
Senator OtortoH muroe beute uou Jtt6.
monb, SUB, ua6 leiner biciigcn g8ohuuug
9ebrGdlt, obne 0aB ltt nattBeili9e 6Ol9en
etuittllteu.
S0tTsna6riGten.
B + tlH0elp ia, Is. Stt0ber. - Ger
0ampfer y0oro Glue" iit BON 2iuupool eiu.
gelaufen.
@ermiid)te telc9rapbiidDc 9epeifen.
- Die lanOm irtb dl It'll d E 4uS=
ftelluug oe8 Staate8 04orgta murOe
9eiteru in 2ltlanta er0nuet.
- 0rtt meitere & o b bleugrub ben in Der
gtdbe BON g Scranton, Yo., ruurotu geitern
meOer III 3bGti9fett gciett, uno III ueriGteoes
nen anOeren mIro Die 2trbeit III mcnigeu 8agen
pieoer auf9enommen peroeu. !0eute oll in
6poc &art cine Dtaicnpcriamnluug Der yitrtz
tenOeu" SoblcHgrGber itlttfiuOen, uu bic
l8teOeraufuabme Der 2lrbeit i'll Den @rubeu
Der 0el1narezEadamaun gSelternz@omp.
81 Ocrhtnbern. Die @rubeu Der ,,2e9iQb.
Yallep-" uno Der p yYitton Gomp." ioQeu
beute mteOer i'll Setrieb geiett werOeu. 5m
Safe oa5 Utob=@iement in Der belGtigen Ser,
iantmluug ben Sleg oaOOntrdgt, 10 eriitirt Die
bette 2lusittt, oaB I'D oiels 2lrbeiter uou Der
yUtinerS' llnlOn" lOslageu meroeu.
- Die 2trbeit an Der neueu Sa bu Slpi.
iben y btlaoelp bia uno & ap % a d
murOe geItcru al oret Ueridie0enen Buutten
begOmlen.
SIN @rtmiualgeri6 te gu Yitts.
burg, Ya., lUurOen geitern Jta6mittag Die
2lrgunleute bc3igllh Der 2pplttatlOn Der
@roBgei6moreneu nm Sor1aouuq 0e8
@ouDerneur5 9artranft, Generals
2atta, Generals 8rtuton Il. u. oernommen.
Ser 0tihter bebielt ii6 Die Gnti9eioHng Dor.
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Scr @elOntdrff.

Nemz0Orf, 16. Sftbr. = @elb lei6t gu
5. g8e6lel rubtg 5u 4.81. Sob id)loB
rubiq al 1881. 8unbes Sbltaationen
i6loiien ftettser 188lcr Coupons 11O8,
neue 6iinfer 1914 1O.4Oer Coupons 1881.
aftien i6lOfen lebbaft unb feit; Stem
gorter@entral 1913, @rie 14B, Safe Sbore715,
Sainoiier Central 789, PittSb. 814, Chicago
giorthmeitsrn 4O8, Prioritdten 665, 8ofzSsz
lanb 1881.
llnteritabamts Silan3: Sob $1O2, 1885,
824.73; @Ourant $43, ,266, ,901 80,
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Goaiiton amf oent at. Sobnss
Sllthe. - 3pet Samest Ocrn:,s

81. Sobn, N..g., Is. Oft. - Su ser
letten SamitagS= =Jtad)t mur0e Der 9ampier
rSoulougeS" BON Dem 0oljboote :, gS. Sob
ftnOer" am ct. Sobns= 6lniie angerannt, ais
er itdD ouf Dem gSege BON ct. SObn nad 6res
oericton befaub. IS muroen 3pauiig 6uB
Der teuerborb=Seite oc5 9ampfcrS meBge~
riIIen unO SWei 0anrn uuo 3mei loerren, bic
ittl ais &alitteH=Yoiiagicre auf Dem Qampfer
beIanoeu, itber SOrO gelu0rfeu. Die Wtdnner
l0urOeu gerettet, aber Die 0ameu ertruntcn.
Die Sine mar 6rau 5recatiere, Die eiuen
Utann un6 3pet Stnoer 6iuterl18t, iueld)e &C.
geniibu 5reOericton mobucu, nno bic 2lnbere
6rau SOiepb Garter bon Yongz9ieab. Wtau
hot ihre yelhnnnle uitlt nsiuuhen
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spe3ialsNoti3en.
Gine &arta.

an aGe, fpelte ON Den 6Olsen BON Susenbdnoen
nerooer Sbudde, Gnttrdtun9, Serluit Der Dians
nesfraf Ieiben, ienbe id 70 # n elm 8eSep
oas iie turirt. Sieies 9roBe Selmittel tpuroe pon
einem Miiiondr in Slbsamerifa entoedt. Sdttt elm
abreiiirtes @ouuert 9iep. Soiepb Z. Snman, gta=
tionD, Sibles Souie, N.=g. @itp.
(Ott.S.1S, tam. ,i.a.E.D
Die meaen tiirfiid,en uno ru1IIjd)em eIeftro.
&emiid1em, WerfnriaIf, Sd,tueiel> uno 5ampf=
baoer in Nr. 147, saratosds, nabe Gutamftrase,
tnS iest tir Serren uno Oamen in poler Sbdtiaeit.
(Sept10, 12WteD
..
unbeotn3te Seiluns bon 8noer @holera, Hubr
Sommerleoen II. j. ~. burdb ben Gebraub BON e %
nebrafer's iuo nj I d. EN- @umm l. g prup
(Indian Gum Syrup) fuirb in alien Sdllen sarantrt,
ooer oas 9eo 6uriitertnttet.
(Sulitq 39Otte 10 3 4 gISes)
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Nicttteref am W}nro zines Sdliffcs

Te Wp o It, N.-S., 10. SffOber. = SOr-
getau 9lbeu6 fubr Den 3ou=&uttcr Canned
0erter" Don bier mad %ineDarO= =oaieu, naf=
oem Der Seritt bier clngclauien mar, oaB BORT
am SOro Oes S6OOncr5 oSObn Z. &racp"
cine Dteuterel 0u5gcbrOben ei.
8rouioence, 8.=3., 15, OftObcr. -
Der 3oafutter rSumucl OWtcr," Der uOrge=
itern 9tadt bon Ielpport nad SiucpnrO -6u
len abfltbr uHb etneYteuterei auf oemSdooHer
gSObn 6. Sracg" bon 2SllmingtOu,s Del, Der
uah &euuebunt beitimmt lit, 5u unterOriifen,
lieB cine 8ootsmannihait al Der Seite be5
SdOOners aulegeu. Die JtGoelSiiibrcr Der
Oteuterer murOeu bann in Giieu geihmis=
oct, uno Der S1OOner iette ieiue 6abrt pie-
nPr fnrf
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2odbapen, Ya., 10. Sftober. - 9aS
SabafSz0ta9a5in Der @ebriiOer Mper brannte
IN Der usr9angeuen Natt nieOer. Serluit
$4,000.
Detroit, Mtt9., Is. Oft. - Ran mel
bet, bab Elm 9auseS 6dniergepierte in Oefn
Stabt9en &lanl.yate, Otid., beute onr9
Seuer SerfGrt purbe. Serluit $4,000 Ser
fiderung $4,000.
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N1Rel
8aHeI

Y6HeI YdfTeI
5ur ReiIe In Auslano beIorat inner9aI624 Stun6eH
~. URaiue,
Gdt Der SatimOreiiTaBs unb 4oasStftee= G0enWs,
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@ernuell6tc sanoitreid,er.

Il Ill II . 1QlOr 10. Sttcber. -
@eltern %ormttta9 beitic9cn brei ganoltreider
clnen Soblen3ug bel 2aucaittr auI Der ,,6of-
ttn9sSbol aGtienbabn," I'm gratis mitSufabs
rerl. Sn Der gtdbe Don @roue8port treunteu
ne ben 3ug in Orei Eheile, nm uubebelliqt
entfommen 3u f0nneu, aber iic bcluirtteu qe-
raoe oa8 @egentbcl. Die SolSen Der Ser
tuppelung puroen BON ibueu berausge;oqen,
ais Der 3ug cine i6icfe Gbeue biurollte. Die
9anoltrelher wartn III Der utittleren 9lbtbeis
lung. Die S6uelligteit Der lo8grtrenutcn
SobGnfarren mar 10 groB, oaB, ais tie unteu
am @noe Der Iftefeu @beue aufameu, Die bllIs
tere Nbtbetlnng i'll Die mittlere init furdtbaz
rer 9epolt blnelnraunte mo iic pom 9eltile
mari. @iner Der Gauoitretd)er puroe inter
Sebn Sonnen SObleu be9rabeu uuS augers
bltdlldl getOotet, Dem Sueiteu Duroe Elm 8ein
9ebrod)en mo nur Der brittle en1fanr, mie man
glaubt, uuucrlett. Der gtame Oe8 @et0ote=
ten lit pernutBlid SDomas 9tollano, uuo Oa
er wOblgctlei0et mar, uuO @lubrehsr> >g8erf=
Seuge bel iid bate, 10 glaubt man, Dap oas
8rIo itf auf etner 9tebeS= Expedition beiauo,
nno, I'M alien Seroa9t bon ii6 ab3ulenten,
al5 2anbireid1cr reiitr
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Ser Si9arrenmadjer 2lnsfauo In
Wetu=9orf.

Nem . orf, -. Oft. - Der Qusitan6
Der bieiigeu @igaueamaher nimmt erUBere
9imcnroneu an; 500 2lrbeiter Der 6irma
3reb5 & SpieB Oerlau9ttn beute cine gobuer-
b0bHng uno lcgten Die 2lrbtit nie0u. lln9ce
Iabr 1000 8eriOucn iino jett an benz 4us=
ltanoe bttbelIigt, uanrli6 800 2lrbciter Der
99. HrcbS & SpieB, 800 Der @ebriioer 2it=
tenlteln, 500 Der j6$o. Stratten & Storln, 800
Der @ebriioer 0tenoel, 800 ocS !Oru. Sacobp,
600 Der 6rma SouOp & Comp, 300 Der
Srnla Jteumarf & Comp, $50 Der $50. So
lfer y 9tblon, 100 oe8 0rn. Shmar3topf, 200
Der 99. 9ol3mann & Berger, $50 Der 66.
SetlbrnnieT x Soicpb, 150 beS 6ru. SEQ.
Sene II. i. 10. @ne ans 9eleaateu eine8
leoen Der erpa6nten mo auoerer @tabltiie,
mentS beltebcnbe Scriammluua muroe heute
ab9ebalteH, I'M Sbritte i'm SetrefI elmer
sobnerbObung pom einem Dollar pro 1000 81
Qarreu Ill trtffeu
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9eutj9e Sud)banSlmmg
- BON -
Gramris s h lrmmes.

Suoweitz @de oer Baltimore 1t. Sbarpitr.
Serbit= unb g8ner= =g8aaren differ Irt fir Sserrem=
lIno Gnabentieioer, ioiuie Elm oolles sliorttment
TAILOR-TRIMMINGS gu du6er 6iQieen Yreiien.
4uspdrti9en Sbneibern Deroen aui l5erIan9en Bro=
ben au0eihidt. lSPpt1q. .3litetl
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Scmator WiOrtot,.

Sn6tauapol lis, SnO., 15. Sttober. -
mono, 'SnO., ua6 ietner biciigcn gSobuuug
gebrGtt, Obne oaB it4 naftDeilt9e 6Ol9en
eiuittllteu.
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Sd)tTsna6riatcn.

3 YbIlN0clpR RIa, Is. OttObtr. - Ger
0ampfsr yQoro Gliue" lit BON 2iuerpoOl ein.
gelaufeu.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-11
A Bloody Mystery.
FORT A Feb. 10, i

FORT LARAMIE, Feb. 10, 1876.
Yesterday the teamsters of OWNS
train found the body of an unknown
man in Cottonwood Canon, nine miles
from here and four hundred yards from
the main road. He wa about 35 years
of age, black hair, slightly tinged with
grey, dark moustache, no beard, s feet
6 inches high, weight 14o pounds, well
dressed. There was a handkerchief in
a pocket marked E. d. His head was
mashed in as If with an axe, and a
seamless sack pulled over it. When
the body was found snow and ice were
under him and on his body, which
would indicate that he was killed
during the last storm, which occurred
about a month ago. The body looked
as if it hadbeen dead some time. Near
the place were the tracks of a narrow
guaged wagon and two mules, which,
as the place is isolated and no water
for camping purposes, would show that
he was taken there to be murdered, or
killed and then taken there.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-11
Cattle Business In Omaha.

The year just closed has shown a
wonderful increase in the live stock in
terest of Nebraska, the receipts at
Omaha being $4,000 head, or an in
GREASE of fully Ito per cent. owe 1875.
This traffic is confined almost exclu-
sively to the line of the Union Pacific
railroad. The traffic of that road for
the eleven months ending with Decem-
Der Is, 1876, amounted to 2,1s2 car
loads, or $4,000 head. The distribution
of the sources Of supply are shown by
the records of that company to have
been as follows: California shipments,
10 carloads, 200 head; Montana ship
ments, LAT carloads, 1910 head; Wy
oming and Western Nebraska, 1,772
cars, 35,440 head; Central and Eastern
Nebraska, 253 cars, 5000 head. The
above have been received at Omaha Ill
the period specified, the total receipts
from all sources footing up nearly 50,-
600 head, equalling in round numbers
at their market value nearly So, 900, 900.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-11
Charlie Adsit has choice cigars.
Tommy Patterson, "Reiormer."

Tommy Patterson, "%Reiormer."
The Chicago Inter-Ocean furnishes
the following specimen Of Democratic
reform and honesty:
Patterson, late Democratic Delegate
from Colorado, it is discovered, drew
about S1,40O more pay than he was en-
titled to. The Committee on Judiciary
to-day decided that Belford, the mem
Der from Colorado, was entitled to pay
from the date of his election, and on ex-
animation of the sergeant-at-arms'
book, it was found that Patterson drew
pay for August, September, October,
and November, whereas he was entitled
to no pay after the act admitting Colo
RADIO as a State was passed. The Ser
geant-at arms of the House becomes re-
sponsible for it, however. and must lose
it if he cannot collect it from Patter-
son.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-11
The Coming Thousands.

From the inquiries being made of
the railroad companies whose lines run
west from Chicago, it is declared that
the interest in the Black Hills is a
hundred per cent. greater than at this
time a year ago, and the passenger
agents are looking out for a crowding
trade. Some of them predict that with
the opening of spring a forward move
ment will take place as great as that to
Colorado in $50. This probability is
strengthened by the widespread lack of
employment in the States.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-11

The Blind Goddess ctpaied-How Lee, Alias
Mason, Alias Clark, Secured His
Liberty by Lying.

A short time ago we published an ar
ticle giving the story of w. J. Lex, alias
w. ]. Mason, alias Chas. Clark, a fell
low who was tried and convicted Of
horse-stealing at the present term of
the District court, and after being SEN
fenced to q term In the penitentiary,
was delivered to N. Livingston, sheriff
Of Milan county, Texas, on a requisi-
ton from the Governor of that state,
the fellow having confessed that his
name was Boyles, and that he had MUIR
dered a man named Williams, in Texas,
several years ago. It turns out that the
murder story was only a sharp device
for gaining liberty, as the man of many
names is not Boyles, the murderer of
Williams. 1t is evident from his state
ments, that he has been with and was
in the confidence of Mr.. Boyles, for he
seems to be well posted concerning the
murder Of Williams and Mr.. BIS move
ments. His object for imposing upon
the credulity of the officersis beyondour
comprehension. He has, however, sue
ceeded in cheating Wyoming out Of so
much of the term he was to have served
in her ~penitentiary, for having been re-
prieved, he cannot be returned and made
to serve out the remaining portion of
the term he was sentenced to as a pun
ishment for the crime he committsd
here. r.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-11

The above is the exact likeness of
Sitting Bull, who is the boss Ingin.
Of Mr.. Sitting Bulls early history,
but little is known, though it is very
probable that he was brought up in the
backwoods-some ways back.
When he was a boy he did not have
the advantages of either free schools or
lunches, and he always served himself
instead of the Lord, whenever he got
the chance. He most always got the
chance.
Old man Sitting Bull gave him a lit
tie red paint and his blessing, which
was all he had for a start in life. He
ran around naked and chased the fleet
footed antelope; but a fellow couldn't
u around naked in this neighborhood
for five minutes, although they call it a
free country.
Sitting Bull was a child of nature, and
lived OIL a piece of rising ground called
the Big Horn Mountains. He is the
only game man who ever parted his hair
in the middle.
We have seen some handsomer men
than Sitting Bull, but none that were
cut out better for veal and tear-espe-
cially a tare. But good looks amt
what Sitting Bull brags on.
If Sitting Bull had to live his life e
again he would doubtless improve many
lost opportunities; but there wouldn't be
half as many Indian agents in good
health. -.-
And then we'll bet five to n that
S. B. would draw a bigger crowd than
Beecher. And crowds r what counts.
The biggest crowd S. b. ever drew
at one meeting, was last fall. Perhaps
you have heard of it. 1t vas on the
Rosebud.
The biggest crowd Beecher ever
drew was nigh onto two years ago. Per-
haps you have heard of that. 1t wasn't
on the Rosebud. 1t was at a court
house.
|. Sitting Bull is the only man who ever
whipped the United States, but he did
it by hook or by Crook. He is a hard
old account to trust-Custer charged
him once, but made a mistake in n to
carry, and received payment in full.
Like all men of genius, Sitting Bull
loves whisky. If it wasn't for men of
genius whisky would be borne to blush
unseen, even at ten cents a blush. A
real Ingin can hide a heap of whisky, or
most anything else; but they always
find it again, especially the whisky.
Whisky and warm weather are about
all a Ingin wants, but even hell would
be a resting place, if it had a low tenn
perature and good society.
Josh Billings says all good Ingins die
young; but there amt a grave digger
in the United States who ever saw
dead young Ingin. If heaven has to rely
on good Ingins for angels, there AIM
more'n one angel to two hundred and
fifty million square miles.
We could say more about Sitting Bull
but they say ''talk about the devil an6
he will appear" We wouldn't have
Sitting Bull appear in Cheyenne until
the walking is better, for half u in
terest in the Presidential election.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-11
Gardeners Ore.

The Omaha Republican of Friday
last says: Mr.. G. V. Gardner, of Dead
wood, and party, who went east to
Chicago, on Wednesday, brought in
with them the finest specimens of silver
bearing quartz w seen in this city, as
we are informed by Capt. Rustin. of
the smelling works. One assay that
was made yesterday showed three hun
dred and twelve ounces to the ton, and
another four hundred and twenty
ounces to the ton. Their claims are in
Bear Butte district. They made ar
rangements with gentlemen in this
city who will put in a smelter as soon
as possible.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-11

!. The Greeley Tribune observes that
the nights are freezing cold, but from
10 a. m. to 4 p. M, during the day, the
sun is warm, and the snow melts at the
rate of about a quarter Of an inch a
day. Son the general level the snow
must still be six inches deep. About
eighty miles east of Greeley, on both
sides Of the Platte, the ground is bare,
and something like 10000 head are
there feeding. To the north about ff-
teen miles the ground is bare, and sev-
eral hundred head Of Greeley cattle are
there. We a tell better In q month
or so how the general run of stock come
out"