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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-31
LARAMIE COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

For the Fifth Legislative Assembly.
Council.
7. DYER, A. II. SWAN,
j. n. KELLER, ]. s. TAYLOR,
L. MURRIN, S. NJ. PRESHAW,
a. HAAS, G. W. COREY,
G.. A. DRAPER.
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FOR SALE.-House and lot for sale,
south of the railroad track, neal Crow
creek. Good title given. Inquire at
Stebbins, Post 6 Co.'S Bank. a2s-6t
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Donna Maria 2-button
Kid Gloves at 81 a pair.
We guarantee these the
best in the Territory
for the money.
MARKS & MYERS.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

CHEYENNE, Aug. %, III.
The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between j. E. Roth and A. E. Bal
lou, doing business under the firm name
Of Roth s. Ballou, as butchers, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
Ballou retiring. The business will
hereafter be conducted by Mr.. ]. E.
Roth, who assume all Indebtedness and
collects all bills of the old firm. a29-3t
For SALE.-Twelve young American
horses and ponies, low for cash. In
quire at TEE LEADEn Office, OF at
Terry & Hunter stable. dtf
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Oh, what a fopi
Where is Sitting Bullp
This is the last day Of summer.

One of the organs has changed its
time
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For SALE.-A new, largest size,
Haines Piano, at one-half the market
price. DR. J. R. BOWMAN. audit
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BORN,

HELPuENsT1NE.-1n this city, Aug.
Goth, to the wife of H. Helphenstine, a
daughter,
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The season of putting up butter, fruit
etc., for the winter is near at hand.
You should, therefore, purchase your
s%toneware, jars, jugs and fruit jars. at
once, at Converse s. Warren's. jyS-tf
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KINe.-At Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo.,
Aug. Both, to the wife of Lieut.. Chas.
King, a daughter.
The Daughter of the Regiment"
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Converse & Warren's warehouse
continues to be the headquarters for
carpets, oilcloths, window-shades and
all kinds of house furnishing goods. jS-tf
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Local Agents.
The following Is a list Of the authorized
gents of THELEADERin Wyoming Territory.
Cheyenne, G. W. Halves.
Laramie City, K Z. Fitch.
Rawlius, W. L. Ash.
Green River, John Graf.
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Correspondence Wanted.

THE LEADER earnestly requests its
friends in all parts of the country to
send in the news. Write often, give
US all the news and keep us posted in
all matters Of progress and develop
ment. When in the city our friends
are invited to call at this Office and fur
nish us with any information they may
possess.
FOR RENT.-Two furnished rooms.
Apply at the Washington meat mar
ket. a25-6t
We offer special
inducements in carpets,
%oil-cloths, mattings,
window shades, etc.
We are prepared to make
and lay carpets in
any part of the city
and guarantee perfect satisfaction.
je2stf MARKS s. MYERS.
Grapes, watermelons and all kinds of
California fruit, ut Sturgis', Seven
teenth street. aug5-dtf
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Work has been suspended temporar-
lily on the new military road from Rock
creek to Fort Fetterman. Col. Bracket
recently sent out d~etachments of the
Second Cavalry to work on this road,
but owing to the fact of this regiment
being ordered to Montana, he was OBJ
liged to call them back. AS Don as
troops are permanently stationed at
Fort Sanders the work will be resumed
and the road completed this fall.
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Recollect that s. Bon IS selling off his
stock Of boots and shoes at cost. a19tf
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Now is the time to advertise.
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Some of THE LEADERS, oldest and
best friends are candidates on opposite
tickets. They are good men and trne.
worthy of the support of all good citi-
zens and will make able and efficient
representatives; and as there are no
political issues at stake in this election,
no political questions having been
raised by either one of the three organ
izations, We do not feel in duty bound
to praise one set of candidates and to
blackguard the other. We leave that
work for the ''organs" who are paid
for it. THE LEADER proposes to live
and work for the interests of these
people after next Tuesday, and our
sphere of usefulness cannot be enlarged
by any political machine work, for a
few days, for the benefit of any indi-
vidual or party of politicians.
, 1877-05-20
DEC0RATtON-DAY.

- 70 tAr EdxsaT a TIA IFt1fuse.
CHICAGO, May l9--We desire fhronxh the COL
urnns OF The ScxpAT TRIBUNE to call the aaten~
ton Of the pstrfode pubIle to the celebration Of
Decoration Day, SOIL inst, and more particularly
to meeting 70 be held At Farue1l Half the evening
Of that day ss = memorial setvice-
We believe that the safety and we1tare Of tha
Republic dapend upon the patriotism OF the
Masses, and that there ought to be dimes
when the people assemble to consider the country,
rot II partisans but as citizens having common
interest, and meeting upon tbe one common
Gronnd tour country not IN = spirit OF bon-
batt but rather in that Of candor+ frankly admit
ting defects and mistakes which are the common
lot OF human gprernmeutx Thtle On the oeher
hand tnaul-.ns = Just pride in The material prog
ress OF the country and her st1ndin3 4n3org- the
nations Of the earth: in all things taking fresh
courage tor the futr re, and fostering IN
the sainds OF the young. INTO whose keeping the
United.
In this spirit the meeting IL held> NOT n tho M
tertst Of any sect party In this spirit Invite
a1. reeart1es< Of the differences that may exist
The meeting will be addressed By the Hon Thomas
Hoyne, Emery l. stnrrs, Esq. the RaF. Dr. RJ~
def and others to be announced hereafter. John
=. FazwelI will prealde- while 8 lsrKe number OF
leading citizens and patriotic ladies' will be invited
a. Vfae- Presidents Excellent vucal music VIII be
furnished By John ". Hubbard ESQ.,, with ehorus
Of about twenty -dve vofce..
The tdi4s are especially invited for whom feafs
viii be ieteryed. Details Of the proE1Azame Will
BE- published hereafter.
BY TIE CoxH1Ir1k~
, 1877-05-20
war-Shipx and Toxpedoes.

ME- ]. Reed, the British Naval Constructor.
recently delivered lecture before tut soSletE OF
arrs IN London on Ha.-shfps and turptuoes, In
the course of which be said.
:. Neither the suspension OF cha1n-nefs nor ao-
ditioual buIi1head division In ordinary forms OF
shins will be sutIicfeut1 or anything like a suf-
tent. defense against this deadly submarine in-
strumeut Of a;tark- No doubt It is an iostru-
,nent to the use OF which mary chances OF var
fare at sea are aTerEe, sud it IS one which ls
utterly unavailable as means OF attacking the
snore. But, On the other hand. as means OF
attacking ships it Is Of most formidable
THE naval Whitehead torpedo delivers Z
most terrible blow; it moves for the space Of
some hundreds Of yards With q speed double that
Of the fastest fronc1aus: ITS path is 10 sure ana
true that at that distarce second torpedo can
be made to pass through the hole vnich nrsl
has made; and, whereas Il has been assumed
that in ordinary coa.ti.ious Of weather and naval
warfare under steam ship could not nave mote
than few feet of her depth below water attaeS
Ia. tna turuet1o has the Wnufe1muefeea nk1oM
1T the ship exposed TO its A-slu1ss-: II Ine SUI
tan. for example, while the side 70 tae 4epta ot
.sjr fret below the water presents 70 saos aao
shrn an mra Of less than 0o sauaTe teet, me
surtace presented to torpedo stack Is aoout
5000 square feet s.ar,r
u+rau;nor the effects OF the torpedo upon tne
9o-Tnx nf snips. and have already come to the
~ conrInxiou that, wIJIe IN exiting ships. snd
esnectxiiy In existing lzryc ships, which are
mora or less unwieldy, chain-net professions
and internal sIbdJIaions and modldcat1ons OF
srnxage must be reedrted to as {aF as posasole,
aud, Hhdfe also IN Aef5oa such skape must % &sPs
, 1877-05-20

.ft1e yTFF Hf~W%N-
Officer EiddeN. of the Fifteenth Precinct. htvtcS
IN ere to the fuld1fment Of his duty and m es-
peciaJ caro- for those who violate dog ordinances,
vas somewhat et.rtled b5 seeing aEr-at black tyke
In Mercer street la.t evening acting an most
SINGULAR u1auner.- The animal was standing stock
stiil with its mouth wide open. For some moments
Eifldeu watched the animal. and WIS ssnazed to ind
thar it never moved muscle He stopped. put
bis hands on his knees, aad, knowing the power Of
the human ere npon the brute creaton~
" f1ed his own on those OF the motionle.s black
dog tvas Ssu8sh1ed as It were, NOT being able
to move out Of the position II which It was
when KiddelFs optles fell on liz Feel ng cautious
y for his revolver and taking drmer hoti OF
hi. locust the officer gradually csept toward the
statuesuue quad1uped- His eyes held those at the
animai a. II bJ magnetism. They nevcz -
much az af1nked once. Pausiuy to secure pos.
tiou OF vantage KiddeIl, now within few feet OF
the beast observed rhat It was uunsnxzled and tar:
legs BE resolved to take It fu- another step and
be almost heard it pant. But no: It gave no i'm
OF Efe. s1i< must be stark mad !" thought he, -'ot
is under ny SPELL Whirr! Down came bis
locust on the Sphfn1-ffke enfne With dnll thud
aud,dovn went the dog kiddelt walted mo-
mehs then poked the cur. It was dead 70 all :p-
pear1nce. He put bis hand upon 1t, and his snr-
prfse uaay be imagined. The dog vas dead-1Ee,
Tor Tears' perhaps. Its MASTER had n.d it led
Od5cer KiddeI1 took it to tne Fifteenth Precinct
ne le rot over end ahove auxiou$ 10 have this cap
turc sn4de matter Of special mention to the CON-
mfssiQuerH.
, 1877-05-20
STREEI-CAR CONDUCTORS.

TX
CHICAGO, May 19.-Pol..encss is not always
a concomitant OF strectrcar conductor, neither
that OF any other calling in life It is too rare
a virtue, it must be confessed, with us all. But
an instance OF peculiar po1iteness in conductor
caue under my nvtice On Friday last in the
person Of William Carlisle, conductor Of r
Madison street car a feeble, tottering old
man, with carpet bag in hand, hailsd the car,
shich was stopped, and NIF. Carlisle helped
h n On, and. after riding few blocks, helped
1s.m III md across the crowded street on to the
sidewalk as tender:y as woman would handle
\ s..s ttird. Hr: tien ran and caught up With
the car, which had started on. Such marked
INSTANCES of politeness and good breedin. are
the pleasure OF riding With such gent1efnanty
conductor. f4ss6NhEh-
, 1877-05-20

Sf,c fort 7Sf6xre- Nay IS.
Albert Stefnvay, the youngest a tne Iatee
brothers constituting the we'll known arm Of Stein
wsy sons pizno- manufacturers, dled It his te:l-
deuce, 10 IDS East F1fry-second street, 1T a.:G
=. u. yessesday Of typhoid fever. He Wis born IN
German! ID 1s4o: and came vim rae family % q .
country IN 1885, He entered hie fathe9's factory
at the age OF II, and on reaching bis majority
became junior partner In dc aFnA- -As-tse
outbreak of The War ha,cEasz-A member
of the Seventh Regiment. snd served with
w.s = Captain IN the Filth New York Militia, Co
lionel Of the Sn1h Regm,ent, and BEtzAd1ef~9 ~9sn-
eral On Gov. Hofnan's stat. Since 15.1 ~ las
devoted hfs entire time to The 6us!oeH df the m1n
Like his fs.her and brothers, M sfe1nHay was
thoroughly devoted to the businesE aud nnde1-
stood every detail of rinuo manufaetute ffnm
the line OF iM establishment the Inn steadily
prospered, Henry Stelnway+ the fathez, md 1o1r
surs earring On the bue4ness In thfs etf5. "nfao
the eldest ron, Theodore remained M GeEm1nf,
eouductinx toe same pusiness thefe vita hxc
success. On March H. 1885. HansY., ne
tl1rd son who hsd teen for sou1e time IN Geuca1e
httlth died. and on the :31<t Of March IN ne sane
vear Charles. the second son- died wnale On =
visit in Eueope-of tyohoid feyer-the dieea*e Of
which Albert died Jestefday. Theodore, The eldest
son, gave np his hu.ines. In Germany aster we
dexttI Of his brother, and became partner r. s6e
house here Henry steinway, S<-. the fouudef Or
the 1rm- died in 1871 as 11e age OF r. lu9t ave:
the completion Of Sseinway Halt, in which he tooE
areA bride.
, 1877-05-20
CURRENT GOSSIP.

OF THE EMIN-STEK-E1
An organ man stood at 4 Gotta 5e-door,
And played as he never played before
The breeze his swartny features famed.
As be turned the crank With willing hand.
His dark eyes shone like diamonds bright.
And he played away till his hair turned white
Ills monkey, in scarlet and feathers dressed,
Was dancing as though By dend possessed.
/ musket placed on window-frsuae-
A loud report-snd sheet Of dame!
The organ plaJed, as it heaven*ard hfed,
4.The Minstrel boy for his country died. II
The monkey wss into pieces blown.
and the organ man died without g=oan.
And theJ talk of the spot where the grinder fell
As the last lay Of the Ain-ster-el.
RonEKr TrKSET.
, 1877-05-20
ROMANCE OF A HOSPITAL.
P:fAhaxfN fHfnNIcyt.

S. Fuacisens Ho.pitsl, Catholic institution in
tsit e,{. hkx recently been the scene Of very ro-
Esatae oecrf7euee- Some five or six months ago.
asprtR phT=le:an- son OF Il prominent citizen OF
fttsaz:g. obtained the appointment Of assistant
2hgs'ct1o to tne hoepital- AZ he is Protestant
a's4 surprise ~. manifested BY those convers.nt
r:1a fAe fle:s that he sho0ld be thus hono.ed b.
sthotic Institution. He received NJ pay for his
ee:Tiees. further than his board and unlimited
eesaaad Of The splendid wines and llquo:e Of the
ssaa'shment. which are Is abundant rs they are
f0ee Everything apparently ran along smoothly
NJ Pleasantly to e}l, Until short time ago, WIN
n eFent uanspired which has caused the yoang
as7nrtzn 70 serer his connection with the institu
IL hospit:i were several nuns and sis-
=, s' q re:tF. who had taken VOWS
eaFaeod 70 be young, beautiful, INTELLIGENT,
ssstnr enaaored Of her. And Notwithstanding
ass sors- the young nun coon learned 70 bow in
3ne7a another shrine ttan that of the Virgin
~; n TACT. her lore tor the fa.ciuating Tonns
enr AS oeiatcn of hospital life 1hey had frequent
ossas1antdet foi speaking in that lan:uage which
tEseasses not wosds for utteracce, and esentuaa1T
r. Vons Eoneo prevailed upon the not unwilling
e tnN re.t1ai1ed her ardent Jounx life. 30 one
- NJ ming not more 1aau weea AGO, the fair
-ssEse *H not 10 be found: in the stiffness Of
i;sss ik;ss1 tas had 0own- without eren so much as
ss asa.as her companions alden, The Mother SD
tssa; RatE o. the Establishment was naturally eK~
rss.tasJ r.atxiJ aaE!y. and psoce s3ei 10 ma9c an in
;ssaanoa ;rscs of The Etarr Az the result Of her
hhlSs.se* che accused the young physician Of
.s1g 1.1ag a3asted In the nuns e=raoe. To her
e.aise oT.aIs he not only did not deny it, but
a! sstl acknowledged that nc ha4 OK ne the doors
~ @e esn- And, further, be insisted that be had
~ 'ees faght TO do 70, Is Re w@s engaged to be
~. "a 10 her, And u xas fo-erone conclusion
X - es eoald not u1t1 bis contract II she retained
49, ~ ant residence within the e1rrum*crioed
rsme s,a.e NJ hospital The Mother SUPERIOR he
~ ,s.s wroth- and informed the phJsi-
Il. .oat hfs services would be dispensed with in
ecsiis i1iospatal he received the announcement ve:y
tssi hne, more than that, he told the itate lady
osis se5 e2a n4de preparations to go TO Phllaoel-
Ttsr 1aa 10 soon Is be WIS established there he
r,,.a% % MARTY The fair nun whom he loved. ad-
o. "a .aa respected The physician IL bur little
NJ; !esIn 9. sFe, but Is sad TO Be young man
vnr.s as p:oEatte IN his nrofe.-ion. The nun l.
Ia ~ 10y Hho formerly resided On the south
snes ,sa .st. 4ew.*e, ~ those who know her.
her sstesnea for her many virtues rs well for
~. seaat! aad intelligence In this connection it
nu-t;sa eeesf1 to give the nane< OF either OF the
, 1877-05-20

sickly yellow. and the thousands Of insect. ,nst
dEsw their nouIishmcnt from the saline marshes
d1sappeared Schools OF black bass left the fresh
water streams and appeared Ut Jupiter. Solid acres
OF sa1t-watc fishes piled themselves into the bt,ht
of The inlet. and fought fos The sea water that
sors Of the Everglades got vino OF what WAS going
on. They came down the Allokehateh { and Lake
Worth Greek in scores. and attarked the fsh dam
med In the blight. The slaughter Was astonishing.
The water turned to blood. and was carpeted
with dead fish. The alligator. were reinforced
until their number was estimatsd at SOD. They
gorged them selves with 6ah. and doxed Away their
days the hot sand beneath the scosch!ng rays Of
the sun The leach WAS black with their mailed
bodies: At night their multered thunder fairly
shook the foundations Of the lighthouse
One day north wind arose. 1t gsthered In
strength day bv day until Its fury Was that Of q
gale II BEGAN to back up the wa,er in the inlet
wind shifted to he northwest 4 ht.h neap tide
followed. As It BEGAN to fall. thread Of fresh
wafer found its way oyer the sandy aarr;e:- With
pen1~np wateEs were 1oa1fng and rushing 10 the
sea. The army OF alIisasoss was eaueht In the
dood and carried outside. A terrific fight ensued-
sharks to the coast The scented the fresh water
and made for the inlet Frantic after their en-
19Essa 1astnS dur,ns the Storm they attacked the
above the roar of the ocean i son Of Jud se
Paine, OF Fort Capron, who was an eyewitness 81
the scene, tells me that he saw sh1rks and alisa-
tors rise On the cresr OF the waves and fight like
dogs
Many Of the killed 1oated belly upward and were
afterward rocked ashore by the waves For days
gators had lost their he.ds and tails: The sharks
u some Cases were nearly bitten into two pieces
The current Of the Gut Stream strewed the shore
as TAR north As Cape Aalabar with their carcases-
clouds OF buzzards. and even the Bahama v1iturcs.
were dawn 70 the beach by the offsl. Mr. Pajue
tanetes thatr sharks were too active for the ai
gntor hut others say that the percentare OF boIc.
on the beach indicated that the weight Of metal was
IN favor OF the irou-clad reptiles
, 1877-05-20
"OMAS'S CURIOSITY.


nsa was yesterd1y puthing n iron lawn-roller
-, .ana yzrd On Woodward avenue. when an old
~-..ss ne aieag, leaned up against the fence and
liza tses am Tor while, and then called ont:
ro..1 Mister, Whist afe sou pushing that around
~ an M The lawn. he answered.
.sTn 40 % fon want to roll the lawn for:"
coz+,naa 90 vou wtnt to make It level for!" she
u aAa *bat VIE ordered to do, - he answered,
SBnIp Bpfe e. a*ay a he oer.piratioo.
"nAt oid they order you to do It for!''
Isunnaa!, met think smooth lawn ioots he best,
b.,r,.shy Do ther think smooth lawn looks the
IIt tAe Fen1kted >
ae.,n tine TO talk, ~ he ssid. q. he started
..Tsnn 81 = * the bose! !" be relied, >'
Ee a.,nesnl eo4n con ask the bass. n she screamed
appeared behind the house to get lid Of
, 1877-05-20
A COMPLICATED CAaE

A rather complicated case Is about = come be-
fore the courts at Frankfort t-on-tte-oleE. 4
lively young boar WIS recently sent rhs:e by raj!
from Cuetrin. carefully saut up in wooden cage
On the journey, however, he managed to break
his prison, and de'oured no less than TWENTY-FIVE
pounds OF German vea.t, which happened to be in
the same carriage. The conaition Of the mis-
guided pig, when the yeast began to rise. may b
imagined. He was quite unable TO bear bis sud
denly-acauired greatness. and E1ve up the ghost
IN multitude Of ssh.. which is quite c1pliesbsc
under the circumstances. Dut now the question
i, Wao i. to pay the damage for that: The rail-
owner Of the carcass TO proceed aRHtnzs the
owner OF the yeass for The loss Of his boar. OF Is
the proprietor OF the yeast to proceed azznst
the owner of the pig for the loss Of his mcrchan-
disc. Eminent counsel hold that the claim OF both
partie. lies acanst the constructor of the cage but
the builder contends that the cage Was never cal
culated 70 withstand the frantic efforts OF pig
etunc into frenzy by the temptation OF twenty-five
pounds Of yeast placed under his very no=e.
, 1877-05-20
FEMININE NOTES.

x,a,. aos. \, NJ .,r;ts MISUNDERSTANDING
recently roonsneo nouee OF "affase IN
Philadefphia Is ended with the announcement
No cards; no flowers: noe'ds' 'oe'ne'*"
..,,r;n,s..s. I'm ME N. star ;, .sWe1 have
sent'neos' sou m4A. me 49,,
oeeu "ant1ns you IL s9as1 lo1 tne '~S' 1oo1'
The foolish nan viii x*k u woman ii her baby
- r,,r 1riaa r-o<xered hut fhe wise man will
s-...a ,,.ta h,s ;no,,-;a.hv
AAe tns CATE ~ :! o!1'taee A1a '4'Ae NE -
pos'a' @'a'-1o"e -'S"*''<
The season fast approaches when the !onns
man with finances to corer lust two p.1tcs OF lee
cream .vai,. h-exrh1sasiv the answer to, Will
I ...
'oo - '11e ~1A ...-.
IN RUSSIA p'7es1 ea10o1 marty seeono elme'
and reverend "loo7efs nave IN consequence u
bay theis slippers the as other people
Rochester Dem9erot-
.;.-- r~.,.h ,.ar..ho xr.x n, ..adoofad :,
49, - tn,n,s s Ta;1;,.rr cnrns whom r,ea1
@s -. = 1;rt. ~ -. -. ~ n.a.eseap,a fhe renneet II
$500 ~ - IN rnne rcr;1,.nr ~ ssid .tYes
bnf no; in MY eompaEr.'
D., mn h,.x,- =, t,a aa,scox.-,n.+ pba, =.
tiol; ps!t ooaSts ;.i " aus ~. .h.,rha.5s
e.aspea nauus WV asI .o6,nai p.eam.
tai- l. nothng nc :. ETeI I F9nnz E man ano "oa'aa
kne" tns1 1ons a3o'-1'o0e'' to''teF'
t-He is u man after INV own heart pa." said
@nNa. iesesstns " ~ AZ n ueta =,
9episeo orc fl1eaca,. . ne sn s- a1I, 81 a <.s
money soo1 uhe1e 'eit eoo' ANU @aEo Al "As
4.sps.n, said the madame OF abosrdtng-school,
..you say ron. ;ouuz mistress wishes to ao=ent
herself ffo the ciass soor, this afternoon: is the
reason for her staying axay ve1J ur:enr." ''Ye:,
urr, it i. 'cr gent -A<to Orleans RePybtie1n-
n-,4,-.., .s..so. r-,,~. go ,,r,rs ,, roz,s
, 1877-05-20
1FlrGPAPH,C NOTES.

SpeId1 USzdtcf 10 I8k 77414Hz. .
CARL1svLtE, ILL.,, May 18.-rhe Board OF
Supervisors of 3laeoupin County adjourned To-
day without taking decided action in regard to
submitting to the people proposition II COM
promise of her bonded debt This ieave*the
Courthouse question in an unsettled state.
New YGRK, May 19-Capt. 4. E. Lee, late
Pnyxte Secretary Of President Hases, recently
aono,nted Consul General to Frauktort-on the
Min, has sa4lel for his post in the lily o1
New ToRK, MAY 1o.-The police have been
f,strurted to see that the SUNDAY laws AGAINST
selling e1tisabre drinks are carried ont IN tue
beergardens and parks Il is Pt1nsst sontas'