The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-10
NEWS ITEMS.

The New York Worfi tells of a wom-
an ''charged with attempted vivibrula-
ton of husband"
Tho great temperance reform in tho
observance of New Years Day this
time is attributed to the influence of
Mr.. Tilden. Try my brothers extract
of coffee"
Tue Kellogg & Bulkeley company
have published a handsome calender for
1877, with a tasteful colored Autograph
heading of roses and other summer
flowers, and autumn leaves.
Baltimorc's exports for 1876 were
sk, 00O, 900 against S27, u00, 900 in 1875.
Provisions, tobacco, petroleum and corn
especially increased. The last was
about three times that of 1875.
The London Sanitary Record utterly
overthrows that story of making but
ter. out of London mud. The grease is
really taken from the sewers and saved,
but it is only used to make poor soap
with.
e.Scoop the core out of a baked APP.
ple,n says the p. l. man of the Herald,
''fll the hole with milk and sugar and
set out doors to Freeze "Then go out
after COAL" says the chief cook of the
Detroit Free Press, ''step on the apple
and take a slide down the steps and
over three old knots and two ash pans"
Says a New York letter: 1 have never
seen the streets of New Y ork so full ofven-
ders as they are this year. And the men
are not such beggarly- looking fellows as
INT used to see around, butare quite de-
Gently dressed-men, NJ doubt, who
have owned their little shops until this
terrible year.
The Democrats here are very much
disguised with Wade Hampton for
sending that letter to Hayes, and have
written and telegraphed him their opin-
ion on the subject. They say he is
asking too much of Republicans. He
has been in correspondence with Mosby
and other reconstructed rebels too much
to please his Democratic friends[ Wash
ington special to Boston Advertiser.
The Washington special to the New
York Sun says: / think l am quite
safe in saying that before the second
Wednesday in February an agreement
will be had between the Democrats and
the moderate Republicans which will
be satisfactory to the great majority of
the people of the United States in re-
gard to counting the electoral vote, and
that the result of that count will be
that there has been no election, and the
House of Representatives shall proceed
Immediately to elect a President.
The House alone cannot repeal the
tariff and tax laws. Money would con-
tinue to flow into the treasury, although
none could be- drawn out of it. Do but
consider the effect on the country of
locking up money in the public vaults at
the rate of three hundred million dollars
per annum. How long could this process
90 on before the whole business COM
munity would be in rebellionp What
would Mr.. Tilden's Authorization
friends in the west say to a device which
would drain all the money of the coun-
try out of the channels of circulation in
about two years? How long would the
business community stand contraction
at the rate of twenty five million dol
lars a month? How many turns Of
this tremendous screw would the peo-
pie endure before the whole country
would rise as one man against Mr..
aTlden and his pretensions? The threat
of stopping the appropriations when
three hundred millions a year are flow
ing into the treasury is so insanely wild,
so stupidity absurd, that the House will
never dare to execute it.[New York
Horald Ca