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, 1877-05-29

There is a growing sentiment In England
TINT tho snoz Canal ia very unwieldy o]e-
phant that is going TO glvo tho Government
great denl Of trouble Of nome fasare &ins.
Tho Saturday Iaept,o. In discussing The
security Of Egypt, Eaya.
II may bc doubted whether 10 England and 10
Egypt the construction OF the suo2 Canal has not
been more Of a ioeS thhn 4 gain. Egyrt ha4 bur
dened herself with debt 10 or1ot that trai1c which
used TO hc sent over her railways mar akirt her
without paying thing 10 hor needy rxthequcr;
and, although In time Of peace va can send trans
ports to india mora speedily through tbs canal
than BY tho Capo tho gain IL not very great ~ com.
pared with tho passage Of troops through Egypt By
great lfffchlsJ In guarding our communications,
bat We ahsIf bc obliged to see that An enemy does
not proat By thofou9hfasc from which we ara sx.
clndcd.
And az min Il points out some of the en-.
barrnssmonts Of . seizure OF tho cana1 by A
foreign Power, ns follows:
II tho enemy did not respect ths MENTALITY Of
Egypt, and actzcd on tho canal, hs would gain an
enormous advantage with very littfe troubles and.
while wo lost our rtadiest channel Of communities"
ton with tndln, ho would nave this channel at his
command. Dut. when We speak Of ous guarding
tho sucz Canal in tlmo OF war, how arc VIC to do
this! Where IL tbs acet projecting thh canal to 10
stAtlonedf and how arc sudden attempts 10 block
np tho cana-whteh. by it, natnre, could be block.
cd np with the greatest ease and with tho greatest
| raptdity-to bo prevented Tho praetica! Anawef,
VIC fear, IL that the canal cannot b guarded BY
feet cruising tip and down the Mediterranean.
| There must bc basis somewhere In Egypt from,
which our arrangements for tho protection Of ths
| canal can ho made.
Tho last aentence Of tho nbovo extract ovi-
, 1877-05-29

The Commission which has recently in
vostigatad the afairs Of the New York Gus
tom-Hoasa has made partial report to tho
Secretary Of the Treasury. Brief as this doc
1neut IL, it fully justifes Secretary sazRxAN
In tho course he has taken ia his, endeavor to
bring about The much-needed reforms and
Improvements in the customs service, The
Commission nnds, primarily. that Of the per-
sons low employed, 1000 or more, 200 1t
lea2t should be dropped from the rolls,
the members believing that quite NJ
efficient service could be performed
with this number ~ with the present
,fotca- Tbs p1so.ics Of psying salaries to
, 1877-05-29


Tho parsssanshsp Of Mr.. H1AiNE's ,lisap-
pointed Presidential aspirations which has
been volunteered by q member Of his family
laa naturally excited so,no controversy as to
what might have been" II l'1A1xE Ind so-
cured the Cincinnati nomination which was
SO near Ills grnsp. The discussion is moro
interesting than useful. The Denyor Irib-
une, which was In fnvor Of lLrEh' nomina-
tlon, is inclined to dispute the assertion that
blaine would probably have boen defeated,
'antt states tho case thus
There may bo vast deal Of consolation In this
assertion. There ccstaIaiy ought ia w n.asc can-
ISOLATION In It than there IL ogic 1t II ut beat nIy
conjecture. No ouu can know what would have
happened had sis. DLAsNx Instead Of atr. lIAvEs
tecn tho Republican Presidential candidate Iaat
ytar; men can onty guess. and tho guestcs that
arc nado are apt 10 bo In largo measure tho cx-
prcsetons Of individual fccling aI, preference. A.
The DcuYor Tribune wns tho only original HATES
paper in tho Wost, tho only onr that osof hntel at
the probability OF tho Ohio 1oynrnoFa nomination.
IT. sucsses cannot reasonably 10 srgnr!cd Affect
Cd by partlality for any one else Thoao men who
on tho enc hand declare that LLA1Nk or ticn.
6mEHAAN. OF any ons elso would have swcpt the
country and those who on tho other nhscrt that sho
Maln0 statesman would hayo brcn overwhelmingly
defeated, arc equally tn tho wrong. The country
was not In condition to bu swcpt by uhY onu. TIN
| Democrats wrsp confident Of succcR, as!l wers
bound 10 poll tl,otr full and solid voto, whoever
might 10 nominated on efthor side. Il was certaln
that IN any event Tho aght would he tctee aud
closely contested. and the result doubtful.
Thu only men before tho Cincinnati Con.
vcntion who hsd any fair prospect for tho
nomination weEo BLAINE, Da1sGow. HAYxs,
.ona Moarox. Wo leave out Of tho count
, 1877-05-29

Tho Chicago 71nses' Especial cab1ce,an >,
speaks Of the Duchess Of Ep,raunou a. ,bo
wife Of Prince ALBERT. This is ycry ,.I.
What wIl1 Queen Vio say to such a conIural In. H.
preparation Of her late t.ustand3 Pcrh.n.
however, the eosuscAt.ng o'K1znAu re'ors II
Priaco AL1aar EDWARD. But, In That case.
tho Princess ALHxANpnA's matrimonial nota Il
nut out Of Joint. Tho Times' "cab,eoran,
nern y should At onec subject himself to 4 tnt,,
course of GotAo almanac.
, 1877-05-29
TIE RIGHT TO BUY 4 SHIP.

Tho American citizon is perhaps tho only
subject Of civilized Government who ia
prohibited by Inv from purchasing ship
steam, sail, tron, or wood-whioh answe1s
tho purpose for which lo wants 1t wherorer
ho can got II; and ho Ia tho only citizen Of o
civilized Government who, II ho wants a
ship and purchases 1t at homo, must pay an
enormous fne for that privilogs. A hum
drcd years ago, mud for somo oenturioa back,
thero wcre on tho atatute-booka OF England
certain laws which prohibited any British
subject purchasing shipt built outsido Of En-
gland, and which oxaoted Of my foroign-built
ship bringing cargo into DsitIsh port a
hoavy poualty. In tho infancy Of tho Ro-
public our veneration for tho lawa Of
England was so great that wo rc-
enacted that part Of tho old navigation
laws which prohibits American registration
10 any vossel which ia built in foreign coun-
tries, or Ia owned In foreign countries. or
which, being built In tho United States, has
onco beon soil TO porsons not citizens OF tho
United states. Thdso laws, which have long
since boon abolished by Great Britain and
by all nations In tho world, have only boen
retained by tho United statea, thus preserv-
ing sort OF link betveeu tho enlightened
freedom OF tho present day and the barbario
Ignorance and slavery OF past coutu1lca. It
has not boon moro than iivo yoara alnco a
progressive statesman from Massachusetts,
actually proposed In Congress that tho Unit
" ouAsoe ta'".n ~ W. u" SJaton' VI 'osJlug
additional dntlea on all goods Drought to tho
4 T..
vassc1a. Rnatn. wo helicvo. Ia a. ,,rc,.nt 4ho
80. It,. No. 80. s1..~,,.s
un43 4"''o1A "A'''' A''''' '14''' 'a''ta"s@u8 "u~
tics.
Tho Boston Board Of Trade waa euliyeucd
last ,xack nv nm nr3matsd t1jscn.aion ~ tha
irat,co ~ mcmoria,iz,no conoraaa IN vanon1
tho nnviootion lows. nnd odmit Ansricon
.,,,-or. ~ tho nr;v;teoo ~ ,mv,n1 sh,-a
wL..s... .,.v .,r ~ ~ ~ ~. -. 80"
n,.....-.... m, ...L..,...a:. ~ e.,,.~
Aas 4oo"''"n ""7 o"'u''''oa ~ WV 'o''o"4"B
form: .-..
| RssolEsd, That, In tho jud9m ent Of the boston
Heard OF Trade, tho navigation laws OF tho United
EtAtes, which forbid EeRlatsat!on under tho Ames.
can dsg Of fofeigp.hullt sos4cla, purchased and
owned by American cltzens, haso not only failed
to y'atd tho advantage expected from them ia
| tho shlp'hulldng clasa, fot whose otuo1t they
wefo enacted, but hare also eonssshutel 10 Tho
zious decline and almost threatened extinction OF
tho American ship owning interest and 10 the
ocean. carrying tsAdo OF Tho United statca.
RtsoIrsd, That the immediate repeal Of these
laws, BY giving encouragement to Amencan ell.
zcna to become ahp'owness and to engage In ths
foreign canamstee os tho country. would eondaee
moro 70 thu permanent prosperity Of tho ship.
builders Of tho United Btstes than any scheme ol
bountiss and subsidles Or any ssJstsm Of monopoly
soa'o pEoaHo!t ~:
Nsesa .% "s t.. sa..'1a'a.s 'speA' 9. tasse
nH..s "eaa NV. ,S 49, 80 ~. *u!ea sae
ooFeFue"s Sp"ta Aos" WV ~ *aWet!cAa C's1xehs 1e
, 1877-05-29
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1877.


Tho Chicago produce markets wetc gcnorally
stronger yesterday, but with little doing fof ship
1nent. Mess pork closed 25&>3oc per br1 higher,
at SIT. G2H for Juno and S13. IS for .fnly. Lard
closed 2Se per 100 tbs higher. at 50. 25 cash and
50. a5 for Jnly. Meats were steady, at 4Ao Per
u for loose shouadcrt, Bxc for do short ribs, and
TIC for DO short cicarz, 1iiFhwlncs wcro un.
changed, Al 81. 07 pcr gallon. Lake frcights were
tintl, at 2AG12.lc for corn to 1}uilato. Flour was
dull and unchanged. Wheat closed aye higher, at
81. 48k for cash or Juno and st.47A for Jnly.
Corn closed Nc higher, at 45.ic for juno and 47t;c
for July. Oats closed 3ic higher. at 3sc for 1une
and 37c for July. Ryc WOE strady. at 7Qc. harley
wos nnmna]. at G0tBT0c. logs wrro active md
rmct, closing at 81. 00&e5. no. Cattle wcro active
md Toe higher with saics ut so.oo18. 90 for poor
TO extra grades. Ono hundred dollars tn gold
would buy s10D. 02..i tn greenbacks at the cloao.
, 1877-05-29

GAN HAMILTON has taken some moro mr..
tratsa out Of her Roaucs' Gallery, and pro.
cccds to cvfsccratc tho Boston Joarnal and Boa.
ton Adrerttter, and tho gentlemen who n,n
these papers. and who taYc douo 4 largo a,nount
Of laughter with ANAL nmount Of wind, can
dcrotc Themselves to sewing up thclc abtlotncn,.
taking aomcthing to warm tho va<n ncics. md
enduring laugh against them which comcs
better late than nevcf. Meanwhile GAIL sharp.
ens her Weapons for anothcr ahambic.
, 1877-05-29
COOK COUNTY IN THE LEGISLATURE.

The Springfield Register enjoys tho unen-
viab!e distinction Of having bcen tho only
paper In tho State to defend tho Cook County
Ring in tho desperato bat unsuccessful Of
fort Of the people 10 obtain roliot from the
Legislature. As the Ring had it's agonts In
Springfield, and hsd aent good, round sum
Of money down thero to be expended In its
behalf, the Registers exclusive partisanship
hos placed 1t under tho suspicion Of mar-
cenary motive; It may, however, havo beon
nctuated by tho same baso partisan motive
which prompted one or two members Of tho
Cook County delegation to secretly work
against tho hill On tho ground that II waa
better to have Domocrnts control tho Board,
oven though they were thieves, than allow
II to pass into the hands Of honest men who
might not regard serving tho Democratic
party as tho Chief end OF mnn. Even NOW
that tho Legislature has adjourned, tho Stats
Register Inns not dono with mieoprosenting
tho matter, but, in summing up tho business
Of tho session, Bnya:
A 'atgc part Of tho tlmo Of the session una taken
up with tho discussion Of a measure alleged to be
for tho especial benefit Of Cook County. 1ts object
WIS to remove tho present Hoard Of officers in that
county. to provide rules Of order and methods OF
proceeding for q future Hoard, and to tellcvo tho
people Of TINT county, ~ far posalb1o from tho
duty Of looking after thetr own Affairs. Tho timc
spent In dlscuss!ng this measure wAs wnAted In tho
ecnsc that It was employed With matter not as In
tcrest to the people Of tho State, hut Is possible
that good may rtsn1t, Notwithstanding. The
measure was defeated, anu the result will perhaps
teach tho Cook County Hing tint tho General A..
hap.hfx IN mt cpnyrnr1 fntn1v fnr TIM nurnnks ri
, 1877-05-29

Wo hava spoken Of the stoady mud rapid
progress Of tho construction Of tho Southo m
Pacific Road by the California Company who
own tho Central Pacific and itA branches.
Alrcady the line from San francisco to Fort
yuma, on tho Colorado River, a distance Of
TIE miles, has boon completed md is now In
operation the whole distance. Tho follow
ing figures viii show Tint tho California
Company Is ablo to extond tho road without
any Government subsidies from Fort Yuma
to Fort Worth, in Texas, further distance
of 1900 miloss
Tho total earnings Of tho Central
racne Road for tho year 1915 wcrc. ST.. OIL oih
Balance Of not earnings. O+Go3, OIL
Interest On funded ddcbt............... J,21G, 8l0
Money to dtvido o...................3 q, $50, 259
We have not tho report at hand Of the
profits Of 1876, but understand they wero
considerably Iargcr than the aboro amount.
The Company consists OF but o dozen per-
son8. Tho dividonds Of aevoral Of them ex-
coed a million yoar. They own and opoz-
alto now more than 1000 miles Of railway.
A. Company that has only dozen stock
holders, each worth Ills millions, and Is In
receipt Of six OF sevcn millions year, IL
ab1o to push tho Southern Pacitio east from
Fort Yuma ct speed That leaves nothing
to be desired. There is no necessity for
Government guaranteeing bonds to con-
struct that road.
, 1877-05-29

O'KEEaAn has made the wonderful discovery
that "Tho capture OF Ardahan, and tho couse-
quent dispersion OF tho Turkish army, was
deliberate scheme Of tho Turkish Cabinet to
eicctsify Britain into instant Intervention ~
Who but 0'KExaAH could havo made such =
discovery And yet thai scanttilatinF genius
docs not consider this feat Of bis ~ work
enough for twenty-lour hours. Not he On
tho very day OF IT. accomplishment he nm
easthed the remarkable fact that "Tha English
feet il unoatensstloualy swasmlng tn from Ill
stattops," Considering tho we< add tear OF
brain involved ia these mighty efforts, tho
1xn<s' "cablegrsmmss would Be fully justl-
bathroom, and s.dcllberately electrltying" him.
self by tho "instant Intervention" OF tho
PROCESS Of soaklnK bis head.
, 1877-05-29

Gen. GRANT is now safely In the hands Of
his British entertainers, having arrived yos-
'tortlay at Liverpool, wloru he waa welcomed
l,y the blayor and rendered tho lospita1ities
OF tho CITY,
, 1877-05-29

Another Canadian town hns been laid
waste by fire. Nearly one-ha1f Of the business
portion Of Walkerton was yesterday do
etroyed, including twenty business placaa
md nbont oigltoen dwellings, intlicting
loss Of S250. .0Do.
, 1877-05-29

Tho President considers tho appointment
and removal Of foreign representatives q
matter wholly within his discretion and con-
trol, md In no way subject to tho ruleswhich
obtain In tho civil service. 4 gonoral chango
in tho diplomatic service will accordingly DO
, 1877-05-29

Tho pori1s and uncertainties Of ocoau nav
ignition are curiously shown In tho loss OF
tho pacitic Mail stoamor San Francisco.
This vossol, smiling oser course that hun
.drpds before her had safoly. takon, struck IN
unseen and unsupported rock In mia-ocean,
aud in ono hour went to tho bottom, ship
md cargo proving total loss. Fortunately
nll on l,oanl were safely landed In tho bouts
on tho Mexican coast.
, 1877-05-29

Senator BanoENT md Congressman PAoE,
Of California, havo procured tho indictment
OF tho proprietora Of Tho San Frnncisco
Chronicle on account OF tho publication OF
tho statement recently made by ptxsEY, tho
crooked clcrk Of tho Naynl pny Office, re-
1ecting severely upon tho character Of those
ucut1emep.
, 1877-05-29

Of Tho histoTies of negroes killed in brot|s h.v
fng no connection With politics should tc lot \.
dealers In tho unsavorJ refuse Of tho tlay.--ts
thosa scavcnKcrs OF factions whose decent ma,
fu'ncss ended when MI. HATES became prr.L
dent, "
, 1877-05-29

Tho Raleigh IN. c. Neaas calls this 9uict eca-
son "a sort Of 8abbath-day in American po1f.
ties" Yes, and &lptop time for the Democrats
to stay away from church and suuday.school
and steal Republican fruits Of office. }Yo know
tho old boYs' tricks.
, 1877-05-29

Did ex-Gov, PACKARD send to Gen. Bu7LEa,
Is asserted, an aecount Of tho killing ot JANA
Laws Ia Louisiana :.'fot campai9a uss ~ Tho
man was shot u result Of sons immortality;
and al the ''caupalga use" that could be made
Of Lii death would be beat directed By thoAe
Democrats who accompanied The Coumla4lon to
that Htats 10 go tsir count Th!s marketing
, 1877-05-29

The Ialand Tatoosh, IN Washington Territory,
has boon reserved for lighthouse purposes.
Now Mr. Cnostx cannot complain that ho ,.as
not been provided Tor. or that Republics arc UT.
trat0ft,l
, 1877-05-29

Washington dispatches to tho New York prosa
gsre to Alr. BLAINE, without obllteEating clause,
tho origin and support Of the party organized in
tho former dsy last Friday night However, Ia
view Of tho active corporation OF Mia DopaE,
we are afraid thAs this new party Il In reality
only sewin0-bec started by that l&dT for the
benefit Of dilapilaeed machiuo-politlclaus.
, 1877-05-29

Cot. PAT DOMAIN called Psoo7oa Knore",
brain pirato, thtcving hummer, fattcular On
other men's tolls" simply because Kxorr stolo
and hnoke speech In Congress that DoyAs
claims was bis own. KNOTT replies not, and
why should hes II rumor il true, TINT sort Of
appropriation Is passed. by Congressman every
Ycafs
, 1877-05-29

In church trial Down East, In which thu
Reys- SwE4rsEn and AIcCAnruI are t],o bn,,
lt0ercnts, the latter called tho former IA man
With moral white liver" Ths sort Of liver
complaint Ia not - general among ministers u
might be supposed,
, 1877-05-29

Hobart Pashn has map In his cabin IN
which Odessa Is marked In rcd Ink.
Whom Lord Doaconsaold waa young ho
looked like Dick swtyctor; now that he is old ho
resembles MAJ. Pcndennia.
Rufus Clloate once said to Dr.. Storm:
"Whcn had been two dayA an tho Rh,no knew
the wholo river perfectly: couldn't hare known It
better II I'd been drowned In IT,"
After Con. Logan lad declined tho Dra-
lillian mission, tho Boston Adeertassr had tho
hardihood to cxpscss tho hopo that IT would bo
offered to ''aono competent person."
Ono Of tho London wits says that tho
present Sir Robert Peel fcmlnda him Of what nr.
johnson said about Collcy Cibbor: "Taking from
h!a conversation all that hs ought not to hare said,
ho was poor crcstusc.'
Gail Hamilton has p1uokcd her littlo dug
eer OUT Of tho manly bosom Of tho cditor Of Tho
boston CoHqrfgdflonallSt and planted Il succeed.
atraly In Tho editors Of tho Doston AdpeFtssr and
journal. W'o hope llIss Hamilton will coms wcsl
again. Mr. ualatead II longing to 500 hos and hcA
from her.
Count L6sdislas Platter, tho distinguished
Pole. writes 10 tho London Tnses that he. In cou''
men With ut thauahttus persons among his eoun
trymen. ID opposed to any lnsurrecttoaary moro
ment At this junctnre. IIo dnsifes 10 correct tht
statement Of tho Asu.orial Diploatt9ns to tho efs
foet TINT hs IN In fayor of such 4 morcmcnt
HI. Thomas q. Appleton, the author Of
s5asm onnsh'ne one q 1ne mos. ~ ~ ss'os ss,.
~ ths ros. ~ roogfe1iox of whon, II w. aid that
whsn he nr,t vcnt 10 hie country. scat, in tho
western part Of tho State. 10 spopd tho SUMMER
he used to b. known By tho nolchbors a. Htbe
man who married Mr. Applcton's daughter."
1latstope'a flye yesolutions-throo Of
"nsca @ "ese u1oppca' a"o sapa .aI.e ~ ,s", "s.v
e@eo aotn ."e 's1 psa5 -. ..s.
Then soilo!sd four I'D ase-
liz t keeI liz W. sIs sjlye.
Hoy man! atc thstn thon- I sAld.
rbs ta1 siste.man M III msfslr .hook hts he,d,
And answafaa. Thsfo sFa asa,
An astonishing ronort hna reached Paris
finn s,h.J.-xf.' that rttoa gandar. The crest
ttnnr. ,,,u no,t snrnos.d IN havc ne,fshcd In The
h...ss ~ s.s.,x.x /. sttlt Nxtnr. a nrlaoueF Ia
stber,a: man iust returned from tho mines
states having seen him, md atlrms his Identity.
This 1lastrtous poet would be now only 50 years ot
ags. It's understood that Count ARdFaasJ u In
stltuttnc laqulEles.
x. rh,,,h~~,.3a n n haino asked 10
~. ~. =. -. ~ .r,.hs.,ss .ss.n,,t. "a.
s1ptS.s nas .e.s - ,s .Sss.,.rd n. symnsthy
pi9a .aa' =, sos,a ~ as,n.sn .4r,t.d .ea.
"n'es .ao ..aaat as ~ n,a,, h.xc been
sn4 'aas ~ w., ass"r,'nod ,isr IN nnxrstoful
f,tena. Ind \ .naueot Of women, Eytdsatly Mt
chsnberlain hss beon studying tho Country rsssoa
On s.The Art OF Putting Things"
.,,a crit}o IN 0inc{nnsti has now tho
~ w.. ~. p...ta.r, n,,rt,. WV OF
ss.Sas ,snds ~, shn NJ .nt,v cold and mechanical
soSAs"x h@h4s ~ sssa.sus .ss.s sss ~. no.t
hs a!ooa Hke massJ. aatas s."st -. .sfnaMs
annts!essea saa unisess."x oo1ss sro~s hor 10
Fsesoe"s nsJSs, w 'ae os"e. a""s. .ou.,hIne
, 1877-05-29

In his Fsiday-n!ght prayer-ncctlnr Tho Rev.
HaNRr WAND DExcItKR pronounced himself IN
favor Of Russia. Now which aide will Tuso.
pQnn T1LroN takct
, 1877-05-29

Tho Roumantan army officers arc called carpet
knights. Let us walt and scc how well tho
Turks succeed in putting them down.
, 1877-05-29

6euntor BLA1Na says that ho has not changed
his political status. flo Is waiting fur the AL
ministratfon to como around to him, pcrlsps,
, 1877-05-29
TEE ROCKFORD VERDICT,

inc Cnlcaso imes saTs' Id Fc'ation 70 the
hoehio.a Fe'ue' hRarns. tn' Asela1ce' u@I.
tnas tois hn"'ns VIII na'o ~ noFo "c'sn'
WIN an lnte''Eent pubic tohn u II "ste Inc
conclusion Of dozen f'a1e ihd1ans' anu adoa'
nieea5 economy oe.sSdea man1t m n,,n1a
mum s cxpcnditures. Such spifif IL almost
ccftain to result IN. disaster. contsaet'
1 ",o nd 'o.se" ono o thsn, ng tH'a e,as
wcro working Tor ths love Of the thing. they COP.
Quoted she!T work 20 % - e make % q pEeas e!sn o.
uheam ~" cnrtIscts s1wasa mra eSe.n WorkmsnsS1n
and cheap materials. Hers, then, is Tho original
and Vital dofees tn tho building:
"hcn tho chicago 1tf'ea Is not ae'enulne
criminal or attack!hg IN noness person, IL IL on'
gagged IN elaboraslng some sopntstr5 4'ko tue
FOREGOING. "oontFactors afc 1ofeea TO blu a.
tho lowest figures" " course they arc: ana
ao"e ms! ate not allowed 70 oid at all' anu
have In addition 1am'ly TO snppoftt ana not
money enough 10 nuy aa7's pfoV's'ons ahcad,
yet docs this JUSTLY tucit Of fnusaeri Inc con.
tract was 1'os TO put up oh'1oloR that "onla
fali down and XIII dozen men' ana in9olTc
great and useless EXPENSE 1no eonstaes waa
Tor honest work; anu economy demanded INC
acceptaneo Of tho lowest bidder thai "ou1u
guaFasaset aonest "osK' "aea, shese4ofc'
, 1877-05-29

Turkey has doubled her shcep-tAx for VA,
purposes. They'll bo careful, NOW, in that
country about their reytnue nos n,outons.
, 1877-05-29

Greenbacks at tho Now York Stock En-
chango yesterday closed at 935.
, 1877-05-29

Subjects Of dcclcnston--tho offices refused By
tho Hon. Joux 4. LOGAN.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-02
CHEYENNE, WYOMING. FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY e. 1877

done cheaper here than parties can
outfit at other points, and transport
their outfits here. Besides they will
know just what they need when they
get here, and can avoid purchasing
useless and cumbersome articles.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

Tnr RAILROAD BALL. : Judging
from tho indieations, ~ have "a
doubt thss The Rsilrosdsss' bail lass
night wss . very brilliant = mose
Satisfactory AFFAIR. The islseest We
widespread and 70 hsvs 20 doubl
the psrticipsats vsss VIZ nunseous.
ANA. Arsrrx. The writing editor 4
the Gold hin Nsws, and Mr. Fiat,
81 the local department Of that papss,
paid The APrnAL Once Q vIsIt la
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