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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-27

BY REQUEST of the President the
Secretary of the Treasury will soon
dispatch a evenu cutter from San
Francisco to Sitka, to take measures
for the protection of public property,
and assist the collector of customs in
enforcing the laws for the government
of Sitka.
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Commercial job Printing
FRIDAY, JULY %, 1877.


THE Russian government has called
out the reserve of Landwehr.
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FOREIGN.
Embarkine Troops at Portsmouth.

Embarking Troops at Portsmouth.
London, July 26.-To-day the harbor
of Portsmouth witnessed an interest
ing sight. The first detachment of
troops for the Mediterranean embarked
on the transport Euphrates. Early in
the morning the trains began bringing
crowds of sight seeers and friends of
the officers and men, about departing
on a long cruise. Hundreds of ina.
rines and raw troops were engaged in
unloading huge vans of ship stores and
mess luggage, and tumbling them down
the gangway.. The busy scene was
rendered still livelier by the appear.
ance of the Gath and 10th regiments by
train tonight. The streets are full OF
people discussing the chances of war.
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Ten thousand envelopes cheap for
cash at the Leader office. If.
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ARTISTIC TAILORING.
20 Per Cent 10 Per Cent
Edward Ely & Co.,
CHI G. 0.

Save Money !! and at the same time
obtain the Best and Most Durable Goods.
We have largely reduced our prices on all
Goods. Then from these prices we deduct
20 per cent. on all Mixed Business Suitings,
Mixed Cassimeres and Mixed Uvercoatings,
summer weights, and on all other Goods,
both in summer and winter weights, 10 per
cent. Discount, from July l to August 81, 1877.
These discounts are for prompt Cash within
five days from Delivery OF Goods. Our styles
for Autumn and Winter are in readiness.
We believe we are selling our gods Lower
for the article furnished than any house of
equal standing on this continent. Every
thing Guaranteed. Standard The highest.
WABASH Av., Cor. MONROE,
Established 1854. CHICAGO.
jyi0-to sepl
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'Frisco's Trouble.

San Francisco, July 26.-An appeal
has been addressed by the safety COM
mittee to the wOrkingmen calling upon
them to aid in suppressing riot. Reso-
l~utiOns, drawn up by a committee of
ten of the Peoples Reform and Anti
| Chinese party, will be introduced at
the convention which meets at Crusa-
ders' Hall, r%epudiating any connection
with the rioters, and pledging the o
yentiOn to assist the authorities in the
preservation of order.
The man-of-war Pensacola has an
chored in the stream opposite the
| Pacific Mail dock, and the Lackawan-
ma took up a position at the foot of
Market street. Admiral Murray states
shat he is prepared to land a force of
marines and blue jackets, with Calling
guns, in Ease of riots. The position of
the Pensacola will enable her to sweep
away any mob which may gather at the
Mail dock.
|. Ex-soldiers of the Union and Con-
federate armies met at 8 O'Clock this
this afternoon, in Horticultural Hall,
| to effect an organization of companies
and regiments, and to ecure arms and
ammunition.
Mayor Bryant issued a proclamation
this morning, warning all against acts
Of lawlessness.
No further leniency will be shown
| the mob. General orders have been
given to shoot down any person caught
in the act of demolishing property or
interfering to prevent the extinguisli-
ment of fires. The resistance offered
by the boodlum element last night is
the reason for the adoption of harsher
methods of punishment. The board of
police commissioners instructed the
members of the police force that it was
their duty to shoot into any crowd
which attacted them with stones or
weapons of any kind.
A careful estimate of the loss by
last nights fires reduces the figures to
$4,000.
The principal streets are still thronged
with people. Everything is quiet and
orderly. An alarm of fire has just been
turned on from Folsom and 18th streets.
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THE GREAT STRIKE
Still Agitates the Nation
And Causes a Total Suspen-
pension of Business.
Terrible Riot in the City Of
Chicago.
Booming of Cannon and Rattle of
Musketry.
State Of kHairs at All the Different Points.
Still Agitates the Nation

Stale OF sxairs a, All the Different Points.
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). d. BUTLER has taken the Agency fo
this
Celebrated Machine

and Has q large Stock on Exhibition Mt Hi
New Brick shop on 18th Street, Between
O'Neil and Bent.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19
why Cities are Warm.

IL is a matter Of very common observa
,ion that large cities are in general
warmer than the country around them.
This effect il, in great measure, caused
by the interruption of the sweep of the
winds yet as trees interfere with wind
quite as ehectually as buildings, the
interior of a forest should be as much
warmed by this cause as is the heart OF
great city. But the heat given out by
the fuel burned in city, and by its in
habitants (including the lower animals),
is by no means to be disregsrded in such
estimates. President Eaton, Of the
London meteoro'o ,ical society calculate 6
tha. the consumption OF coal in London
five million tons per year within sur
face of one hundred and eighteen square
miles would raise the temperature of a
stratum of air one hundred feet thick
over that whole area OF two and one halt
degrees Fahrenheit every hour. A de.
cided rise in the average temperature at
Gree nwich observatory has been recorded
in q series of year., and is believed to be
due to the increase Of buildings and pop
ulation in the vicinity. Ii has frequently
been asserted, and is a matter of popular
belief. that settlement and a growth of
population have modified the climate of
many localities in the United States /;
but trustworthy statistics on this point
are not yet attainable.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19
MURAD EFrENDI,
SVPERSTiTuON.

A panacea, or "cure-all," is one OF the
myths of the age of superstition. DIR. r. V.
Pierce does not recommend any one or even
his whole list of standard remedies as ad.
cquate to cure every disease. For severe
lingering coughs, bronchial, throat. and
chronic lung diseases, he believes his Golden
Medical Discovery is unsurpassed. but it will
not cure YOU il your lungs are half wasted by
consumption. The Disc Jvery not only ex-
ercises potent influence over pulmonary
affections, by reason Of It's pectoral proper.
ties, but possesses also the most valuable al.
terative or blood cleansing properties, and is
therefore q sovereign remedy in blood and
skin affections. But while it will cure scrof.
ulous and other ulcers or sores, botches,
pimples and eruptiors, il will not cure can.
Ger, nor does its manufacturer claim any
such merit for it as is done by proprietors of
other bloodcleansng medicines, who dis
honestly try to deceive the afflicted into the
belief that their preparations will accom-
pish impossibiiities. BY reason of its real
intrinsic merit it has a sale surps ssing that of
any other blood and cough medicine.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19
The Heat Rccuperant

OF failing energy, that to whic the tagged.
out man Of business, the brsin-iatigued
author, the tired advocate or the weary arti.
san can resort with the creates; ei'ainty that
it VII revive his overweight powers, is
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters most genial
tonic cordial, as well as benign remedy for
disorders OF the stomach, liver, bowels, aud
urinary organs, and me ms of eraticaiing
and preventing intermittent and remittsnt
fevers, 1t not only enriches the blood and
creates new fund OF energy in the system,
hut it h Is the effect of eypelhny impurities
from the lie current which beget disease.
The injurious influence of abrupt transitions
OF temperature, of an unwholesome climate
and IL furious diet, are counterac'ed by ii.
and itp ON tes dige. on, appetite and sound
rcpose. Give it u trial and be convinced.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19

too, in society. ~qss scream, andxfA
woman use much emphahs sssekun. In
ner Of speech is calm, although without
any suggestion Of dignity, and her infec-
tions, which rise often, although they are
full Of meaning, are gentle. remarked
this difference in her speech of itself, but
much more when / heard again the
speech of my own countrywomen. | had
not been in their company fve minutes
not onc-when ] was pierced through
from ear to ear. They seemed to me to
be talking in italics, to be emphasizing
every word, as IL they would thrust it
into my ears, whether / would or not.
They seemed to scream at me. They
did scream ] am sure that to their
emphatic and almost fierce utterance is
due, in very great measure, the inferior
charm of their speech, when compared
with that Of their sisters who have re
mained in the "old home" IL they
would be little more gentle, a little
less selfssserting, little less determined,
and little more persuasive in their ut
terance rs well as in their manner, ! am
sure that, with all their other advantages,
they need fear no rivalry in womanly
charm, even with the truly feminine,
sensible, soft t-mannered, sweet-voiced
women of England.
RICHARD GRANT WHITE.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19

ted photographs of distinguished Turkish
generals. General Forsyth procured the
pictures whie travelling in Europe with
his chief, during the Franco Prussian
war, when the American officers had
good look at nearly every army OF the
older world. According to the portraits,
the Turks are a very intellectual looking
lot of fellows, except that the beauty OF
their facial organs is much impaired by
the use of black coffee, strong enough to
float an iron-clad, tobacco, and, not in
frequently. that most demoralizing Of
drugs, opium.
HAssEIN PAsHA,
the present commanderin-chiefO of the
Ottoman cohorts, is a stout, stern, hand
some man in life's late prime. He may
be about sixty, but he has vigorous
face, and looks like a man that could do
good work on fair-feught field. His
rank is really that Of a marshal, and his
decorations are numerous and flashy.
Hassien will, no doubt, make the !eath-
ers fly from the double-headed eagle be-
fore that audacious bird succeeds in
planting his feet on the golden horn.
IsMAIL PAsHA,
khedive of Egypt, has all the aspect of a
Chicago board-oftrade man-fat, forty
and aatulent. His son looks like boss
ncwsbOy in fancy suit. When the
picture was taken the youth was about
nine years of age. lie is now sixteen,
and has nominal command Of the Egyp-
tian contingent sent to aid the champion
of the harem.
HALF PAsHA,
chief of the cred artillery" was trained
at Woolwich arsenal, England, and look.
every square inch soldier and gentle
man. His face is good-humored, with q
strong military expression, such as may
be acquired by squirting wickedly along
the barrels of death dealing guns. Halt
will now have splendid opportunity
for blowing the intestines out of Alexan
der's devourers of oil cake.
ERsAD PASTA,
a young and strikingly handsome Saracen
used to be chief of the council DIVA
under Abdul Aziz It's presumed tha,
he holds the same rank now. Judging
by his appearance, he ought to I've able
with fair opportunities, to increase thu
Turkish population at prodigious rate
He is said to be boss of the harem, ant
devil in general among the women
Such man will not be likely to let the
Russians have il all their own way. The
portrait of
THE LATE SULTAN
shows an aristocratic face, without mucl
force in any of the outlines. He might
easily be mistaken for an English lord
contemplating from his parlor window
the breaking in of an obstreperous colt
His little son, Z,nssof Effendi, hereditary
chiefof the regal house of Othman, looks
like an urchin that might be successful
in blacking boots or running one horse
peanut stand.
MURAD EFFENDI,
nephew of the late Turkish ruler, looks
like a man recovering from bilious fever
and involved in the intricacies of red
night.cap. His right eyelid d'osps, and
his general bearing suggests perpetua
somnolence. His capacity for snoring
with right royal vehemence must bt
truly prodigious. Murad ought to thir
out his coffee and limit himself TO fifty
pipes OF tobacco day. He ought t.
avoid the harem until further order.
And then there is
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19

WILUoFr's ToNtC!-A SAFE, SUIB AND
SCIENTIFIC CuEF, Unprecedented sale
Of this world renowned medicine proves in
contestibly that no remedy has sup, rseded
the u.c OF this reliable Tonic. No smeen has
been found 50 bar a. not to y.cld to its soft.
enng influence, and no liver SO hypertro.
phied as not to five W its long-retaiued bill
ious secretions, and no Child or Fever has yet
refused to fdll into line. {. Il. FISLAy &
Co. Propriotors, New Orleans.
For SALE ny ALI nRrGGfsTS
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19
AFTER an experlepce OF over twen

AFTER an experience oi over twenty
five years, many leading ph hysicisns acknow.
edge that the Grdctcnberg .VarShairs Uterine
Cathoiicon is the only known certain remedy
Tor diseases to which women are subject. The
Grdetepberq Iegctdbc PMs, the most popular
remedy OF the day for billiousness, headache,
liver complaint aud DISEASES of digestion,
Sold hy ali druggists. Send for almauscs.
Graefenherg Co. New York.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19

DuRANG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY has been
before the public three years, and has never
failed in a single case Of rheumatism, no
matter how aggravated the rase. Write TO
any person In Washington city, where Il is
manufactured. and you will learn that this is
true in every respect. Iii. taken internally.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19

THE combination of more than one
action in a sewing machine or agricultural
imp ement increases its value, and we do not
wonder at the enlarging demand for HOME
STOMACH BIrTERs, with its splendid com
b'nativn of medicinal virtues. Prepared by
the Home Bitters Co., st. Louis, Mo.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19
WE have sold Hatch's Uniyers

WE have sold Hatch's Universal
Cough Syrup for about three years. No
medicine of the kind sells as rapidly, or gives
such uniform satisfaction. II has grown in
favor from the first OF its use in tits section.
II takes the lead of all those preparations
that have BEEN considered standard.
ROBINSON & MENDELL.
Fsirhaven, Cayuga Co, y. Y,
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19

INFORMATION worth thousands to those
out of health. Self'help for weak and nerv.
Gus sufferers. Facts for those ho have been
dosed, drug ed and quacked. The new
Health Journsl teaches all, Copies free.
Address, Electric Quarterly, Cincinnati, O
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19
WHY WILL We DYE

Because II is no trouble to use TurT's Hair Dye
Besides 1t is prompt and natural In its effect and
imparts such beautiful color that no one can de-
teot 1t, and It costs only One Dollar
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19

THAT TICKLING IN THE NOSE,
atop IL, beforei becomes Catsrrh, by DIR. j.
II. McIesn's&elehrs.ed Catsrrh snua. 7:
soothes and Ilays irritation, IL cures sores in
the nose skin and removes pimples ot the
foee: .; boxes 80 cfa. by mail. Dc J
1pfice, Sl4 Chestnut. So
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19

If yoU WISH 10 save your hair and
keep it strong and healthy, use BrRSErT's
COCAINE.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19

INVALID PENSIONS INCREASED.
Write CD l.. BINGHAM a co, Attorneys io
Claims, Patenls, Lind titles, wAsniSoSS, u. c.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19

from four, use DooLEY's YEAST POWDER.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19
THE
GOOD OLD
STANDBY.
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Established ~ Years. Always cures. Always
ready. Always handy. Has neyeryet tailed. Thirty
millions hare tested a. The whole world approves
the glorious old Musiang-the Best aud Cheapest
Linimcnt in existence. q cents n bottle. The
Mustang Liniment cures when nothing else will.
SOLD ny ALL MEDICINE vENDERS.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-19

-
by her voice and her manner OF speaking.
In these she Is not only without an eiua,
but beyond comparison with the women
of any other people, except the few of
her own blood and tongue in this country,
who have like voices and the same utter
ance. The voices and speech Of English
women of all classes are, with few ex-
ccptions, pleasant TO the ear-soft and
clear; their words are well articulated,
but not precisely pronounced. They
speak without much emphasis, yet not
monotonously, but with gentle modula-
tion. Their speech is therefore easily
understood--much more 50 than that of
persons who speak louder and with
stronger emphasis You rarely or never
are obliged to ask an English woman to
repeat what she has said because YOU
have tailed to catch her words. This
soft, yet crisp and clear and easily flow.
ing speech, is. ss have said, common to
the whole sex there.
One reason of this beauty Of the speech
of English women is doubtless in the
voice ITSELF An English woman's voice
il soft, but II Is not weak. II Is notably
firm, clear and vibrating. II is neither
cultural nor nasal. While IL soothes
the ear it compels attention. Like The
tone of fine old Crenona violin, IL,
softest vibrations make themselves heard
and understood when mere noise makes
only confusion. Such voices are not en-
tircly lacking among women in America !;
but. alas now few Of the unfortunate
po,ssessors Of such voices here use them
worthilyl For the other element of the
beauty Of the English woman's speech is
iu her utterance. Her voice is ever
soft, gentle and 10y, an excellent thing
in woman" Shat peare knew the truth
in this, as in 80 ox.~,y other things. One
Of the very fey sints on which we may
be sure of b lonal preferences is that
he dislike3< <~~~. voices and sharp speech
in woms :syuIsr man! I fear that
his eaU6 yen1s suiier here. The English
woms adfs1 u strong ss we'll as sweet,
|k9>ted ~ low. She rarely raises
sot remember having |
- f0G sAf Gish woman try 70 com. |
s.d' n = sshc. x1r, bst ! have
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PERSONAL.
DECCA-ANSWER All SATISFACTORY: ARGYLE
D"Soiree" tonight; weather will make difference; .
lure thing MADISON AVENUE.
pKYAHT'S MINSTRELS. THURSDAY EvENING.-
lJMuual recognition vt door, Will handsome lady
ing cameps hair shawl who smiled swecty gentle
man. kindly address Law WRENCE, Herald
office
MR. GEORGE jackie, MISSING SINCE IlTH
foatee; black pants and brown coat. 40 Nv. q.
MINNIE-sEE ME- AGAIN GATES WILL NOT BE
Vlcosed." We will keep STEP" JOHN, Herald Office.
Ing balcony-Lndy in black opera glasses-Geuteman
lppose earnestly desires ncqusintance Please address
OPERA GLASSES, box 22O Herald ofice
DE JAMES HEATH. BIkMINGHAM, ENGLAND. DE-
the children of Thomas Heath, OF lanes
Heath will communicate with GsOR siE THOMAS SMITH,
Solicitor a Ann ST. Brnin CHAM. England, At shcy
will hear Of something to thor advantage
sd AVENUE OAR-wILL THE BEAUTIFUL YOUNG
ady In black who loft in Delaney st. about o'clock
yesterday morning grant interview admrer Please
address OSCAR. 176 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20

A BRILLIANT EVENT.
REopENlNa or
GILMoRE's GARDEN
- THE GREAT LoSpoS c,ncys
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER n
THE GREATEST sEW ExR7RI5as Y5sH EVER SEEN If
100000 NOVELTIES.
TnEATRE COMIQuE.. 5i4 BROADWAY
l IAERIG4N,4 HARf...... .rrcPriesors
liAk.!aaS as6 in Ah BLUE xYb b:s.ss. sEsss
rrfsSS sSsSS4 HS &ALa fSs % %$SSHiE
WILL SorSs nas rAs pisaoNb sAa tri"shY nHEGh
fhSs pi 'iTsix T1sTixkE s.'1 sXT5nDA,
a oADEAY or MUSIC. NJ.
EMMA q TrrKsBY
dsSSS SsS; 'S .nSsS1fss GSsTsnr
=, = yIfiI MoEpAY EVENING, october 20.
Mr. THEODORE THOMAS
sd s:is:.S y:%s Si.s,: . cents; S::;;y.a
,ss Tstss dss 'ia iii 's s@o.sass N"' % ''' . mos
RowsRY rHEArRE.-IxNESsE SUCCESS
~ The celebrated sspTSs. .s'oT s anG Indian sudo
with hi. eeaeina,iaa Morl.eehl. Big Buck
s cas'i % d Ss ~ Milk FIJI sSsHs seS Ia tho
aSk aSaF
TAAa;ssff sSYS 81 E. sFSs ~
LES rhFs sATy"Ss 5fsnASs SSssrsSa Ss%:s; :: ii 'S;..
TssdSpss1s "a sSASy ASxSSy sSssssst t$s s! AZ
sHiHGEs4 HsihsFsfsaSiT s.
n..sssa srs'', Admission 1ss ss @%sss ss SOC
CoLuMsIA OPERA HOUSE, coRNER OF WEST i2rH
H.. DO what Why. comc 10 see 100 boantifu young
ts'f: tic s5sas1 % ~ s
s T .cr - ss "t s r sn ns
The snl'an's sor.gio strange sights Tor s,r.nses On On
other attractions, which must bs TO be appreciated
S.r @s MI. m H. r1% esy sss III y sn n
DAYS a. = Carriages may 20 ordered AZ IL
CrEINwAy HALL. DIR. q DAMRoscH.
sArSSDtH oS sSTrspnr fYMrnoAT oHFoskh MAFiSHEs "
osSb ssaSsI tss!y 4 Is
ss sps YsS assD Ssn
Subscription DO exchanged for reserved seats
on add after October 90 % s,"S:y e. @ Gng
O. scbi'mer's, 70l iroadway, &c
1kp 1kbASEtf AEG ~ rpSkFFE pGAFF director
oomedy, ~ , thrce acts ,,,, !, BY ~ wi,ken
rl; Naughty ss'scs Ey.ry'a,ns hin. Ssr Bsasai
Novelties Elegant Living statues The Harden Mabiie
oy ,aslirht Parts and Pleasure. Tho Sutans narcm.
Daxnns Blondes aad ss.ey iranettes. wih Bcw,ching
Minuet. Make no mistake rais Is tho place Evenings
ats
A MgsIcAN lssIITrrE sAIR.-TIc.ETs asc. EACH
broadway. thri door below 18th st.
DEETnovkN NALL 5rH ST.. NEAR BowERY-
sirce Sociablss every Saturday efficient and
M fIa.ifa
gentlemen desrous OF dnncng ole giant
balcony surrounds entire barroom.
ssN0x tOPtLI, vOX DEL--THEy PRONOUNCE
Y the Cooper Watson" Dime Entertainn nnrents a fixture
In New York The great hall literally packed every Thurs
day night
CARD THE PuBLiC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
Ongainst NO called DIME concerts pretendjng TO be
branches OF the Cooper Institute. They all wholly
authorized. unless under the sole Of the os
hHtor, j. JAY WATSON.
CocttTy s0ciABLEs EVERY SATURDAY EVEN.
t)tns Tnmmany Hall New and eiegan: music. Ladies
ana gentlemen dcsous of dancing will be Introduced
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