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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06
Senator VESTS EXP anatIon.

Washington, Feb. 5.-In the Senate
to-day Senator West made IL personal
explanation in relation to the letter OF
Gov. Wells addressed to him, and read
before the House committee On its
puwers and privileges on SATURDAY..
lie said he availed himself of the oppor-
tunity to make an explanation which he
Was not permitted to make before the
committee. lie became Val of the
existence of the letter some time last
week, through the public press, and on
Saturday. Wien he found the commit
tee had tue letter, he voluntarily went
before the committee, without any sub
puna, and read the letter to them. He
could have awaited himself of his privi-
lege us senator and refused to divulge
the contents of the letter, but he de-
sired that all the facts in regard to the
Louisiana court should be known. He
had not held, nor did he intend to hold,
clandestine correspondence with any
one in regard to counting the electoral
votes. About the time that letter
should have been delivered to him, he
| was informed by the Secrstary of War
that a man by the name of Maddox
was here attempting to trade off the
vote of Louisiana. He (West) imme-
diately denied that he had any such
authority, and telegraphed to New Or
leans to p friend in substance as fol-
lows: Tell Gov. Wells that Il man by
the name of Maddox isliere, protesting
to be authorized to speak for him and
the returning board of Louisiana.
Whit does this meanP" The answer
came back as soon as the wires could
bring it: Maddox has no such author
ity." Mr.. West, in answer to the
question of Bogy as to what %explana-
ton he could make of the letter, said
he West was his W successor in the
Senate, and the letter referred to that
when speaking of million. Gov. Wells
used the expression in the same manner
AZ Col. Sellers did. He meant there
was a barrel of money to lie used
against Republicans, ard aid was
needed; that is, if money was to be
spent on one side, it must he spent on
the other. lie WEST would mt rest
for a M I'M ,nt II ider any susririnn that
he WAS ira Ii ;kilg i'll electoral votes.
A Gross Outrage.
Washington, Feb. 9TH re has been
a gross violation Of tie privileges of the
House and a violation If all principles
of honor and of common decency,
which, so far rs appears on the face of
the affair, is traceable to Dudley Field.
A pamphlet has been privately printed,
containing 146 pages. which IN ars the
following announ aeineut on the title
page: ''Testim ny relating to Florida,
taken before the COMM sion of the
House Of representatives. IN the powers,
privilt ges and duties of the House of
repre- 'eitatives in counting tie electo-
raj vote. J. Pro ito; X rot C miimal L."
The pamphlet is said to have b. en-
Struggled before the elect 'ral commits
sion along with Fields objections, and
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06
Tripartite Tribunal.

Washington, Feb. 5.-The electoral
commission, after hearing the able and
learned arguments of Evarts and
O'Conor relative to the exclusion and
admission of evidence touching the
Florida electors, went into secret ses-
sion. At a late hour in the afternoon
no conclusion was arrived at, and the
commission adjourned till tomorrow
for further consultation.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06
A rock Cashier.

N. S. Lenheim, cashier Of the First
National Bank of Montrose, Pa, was
taken before a court to-day and held in
$40, 600 bail on the charge of forgery,
also in $4,000 bail to await a requisi-
ton from The governor of Pennsylvania
on the charge of misappropriation of
$40, 900 in that State.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06
NEW YORK.


New York, Feb. 5.-The agents o
the Cromwell steamship line received
the following telegram to-day:
ST. JOHNS, N. F. Feb. 5.
Bodies, bedding, pork, flour, and
bedding marked Geo. Washington have
been picked up at Mistaken Point, Cape
Race.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06
KENTUCKY.
Serious Cutting Affair.

Louisville, Feb. 5.-Samuel Hall, of
Nelson county, was stabbed fifteen
times, his face mangled, jugular vein
cut and otherwise injured, by some I'M
known party.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06
MIG lit REPORT.
WASHINGTON.
Coinage Statistics.

ColnaRc StatlstI~S.
Washington. Feb. 5.-Following is a
statement of coinage at the U. S. mints
during January: Coll, 1850 pieces,
worth 1898, 900; trade dollars, 1,0sI.OOO
pieces. value 81, OS2, 900; subsidiary
silver, 5,522, 900 pieces, value, Sl,S72,-
900; minor silver, 49,. 500 pieces, value
Ss, 1923. Total, 1903, $50 pieces, value
So, S95, 525.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06
The Lost Journalist.

The Lost Journalist.
A lawyer of this city received a let
ter from a friend who recently went to
Europe in the Inman steamship City of
Richmond, stating that Jas. Gordon
Bennett and his party were among his
companions on the voyage.
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Another Failure.

On Saturday the old and respected
banking firm of Buck & Hunting, at
Sag Harbor, Long Island, failed. Liza
bilities half a million; assets unknown.
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was received by him with cordially
and with expressions Of graduation on
Mr.. O'Conor's extraordinary recovery
from his recent dangerous illness.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06

The merchants of Laramie are hay
ing q corn war. Nearly all of them
keep corn, and they can well afford to
let the price down, as when stocks get
low they don't have to send off to the
states for a fresh supply. They just
stick 4 meat axe in one pocket, and call
at the Laramie Sentinel Office, where
Nye sits with his feet sticking out of
the window, owing to want of oom in
side. Then while one merchant en-
cages Nye in conversation, another
chops off a ton or two of corn, and has
it hauled away. Nye has proven a
gloomy failure as a police justice. but
those corn merchants wouldn't part
with him for anything.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06

IF YOU
Want cook,
Want a clerk,
Want a partner,
Want a situation,
Want q servant girl,
Want to buy a ranch,
Want a place to board,
Wanttosell OF buy property,
Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want to sell dry goods or carpets,
Want to find customers for anything,
ADVERTISE IN THE LEADER
Advertising will gain new customers,
Advertising will keep old customers,
Advertising literally always pays,
Advertising begets confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertise and succeed,
Advertise or ''bust,"
Advertise often,
Advertise well,
Advertise
Here.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06

The Houston (TeIas) Telegraph
speeds a departing citizen with this ge-
NAL send-off: "He was a little, spindle
shanked, tallow-faced, pot-bellied, dirt
eating specimen of the genus homo, al
ways dressed in walnut-dyed cotton
b%reeches, a cotton shirt, one %suspender,
a pair of rawhide shoes and with the af-
fairs Of other people, and, while he
slobbered tobacco juice (home made
twists, made remarks about other peo-
pie and poked his turn-up nose into
their business"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06

Bloomington, ILL.,, Jan. 30.-Three
Bloomingtonians, named Wunther,
Gray and Wyman, start in the morning
in a covered wagon for Deadwood,
bearing a banner with this strange de-
vice: {. Black Hills or Bust"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06

Nebraska sets a noble example i'll the
matter of tree-planting. Mr.. J. I. AL
len, of Omaha, who is chairman of the
committee of statistics of the associa-
ton of American forestry, relates that
twelve millions of trees were planted in
that state in 1874. He ranks Nebraska
foremost Of all the states in the Union in
this PARTICULAR claim which will
hardly be disputed. Tree-planting in
Nebraska has been caused to a great
extent by the inducement offered by the
general government in taking up land.
Who is Major Powell that he should
upset all the notions as to Indian ar
rows ~inculcated by high-pressure novel
istsp He asserts, with an alarming de-
gree of ~positivenesss, that poisoned ar
rows were never used by American In
dams. The poisoned arrow is one of
the most effective bits of machinery in
an Indian romance. Pull it out and
disastrous results must follow. If Ma
jor Powell demonstrates the correct
ness of his position heis as dangerous to
the dime novel cast Of thought as so
much dynamite.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-06
TERMS OF suBsCRIPTuO~i
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the pro-
prietor of THE LEADER will not be re-
sponsible for any indebtedness of any
employs, agent, or person whatsoever,
except in case of a written order or ac-
ceptance having been previously obtain
ed and which must bear the signature OF
the undersigned. Bills or claims against
anyperson connected with THE LEADER
will under no circumstances be allowed
by the proprietor. H. CLAICHE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-17

cHNp a5c. TO q. r. RowRLL q 90
- New York, fer Pamphlet. OF LOO peg.e. go
tanning lists Of a,0oo uewspapsr,s and esunssS
showing cost Of advertising. H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-17
(P...si Ap,il ~. isT.l
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES or GOLD nILL

TnE BOARD OF TRusrEE oF GOLD HILL
ssy,"s /. An annual tar Of iLre~ delisrs. 10 ts
due and payable on the nf.t day of h., " .ath
year, 10 hereby levied on each AID every dos kspt
within the limits of the Town II Gold lIil.
In the iinlis of sai town ,hall liourr yrA,ly non,
the Msphal . tag for rash sn.h dos, l"f whish y.
or she shal pay the VI three iciisp. and shall
ssc' 4 IIsLsiI ie Ihr duty " the Town Cl-rt to
prpcurv, q the sAp~bse of the town, AMI aeiiyii 10
ibe ssli Nafsha.s snn.eirnt humi..t 81 suitable
,,. .ss,"r ~ Ia ~; ~. ,.f .nsI n tr ans ssr@.
sitsr pfovIieii The M.r.lsi shall mste ont ami
submit TO the Bssri NJ Trustee. 81 zach rrsulsr
sss %ss',.s nc. ,.s .,.,s" ..ss ,nh, srss arsy
preceding, showing the snount raii Oh cr ".
isinei By him cor fers. hereinafter pfovife aud
,ns amour, PEI. ~. %. ,,, nSsn ~ e.. ., ..s
of every polierinah to take into custody. any dos
or dogs within the lmiis of said town no, pr.'
yidsl with ans .s.rinr Tar. a. ~, h'!,ls prren ro
sDd when 90 spolndsi they shalt b. ttpi securely
for forty eight hours. II noi claimed aud The tax
nereoy levied paid I.its p, s,PI.'ns o. ss, ~
lhe ofrc~r iIipoun'iins thsm. or By the sail
sIs; 5 y@ each ses ,.tsn into eg,,ely. ~ z, 4. ,as
cents. for killing snd bur,lng s,sh lmyounisd
dog, the offies. o. oniesn Performing that service
.s;.r :ss rrs a..s herein ' p;os % Tor sSs !. w
isiSsi aud paid. out of tie money derived nom
ihe sale VI dog tags BY the Marshal.
s.e a.. A.s ;S., ss. ~'Sss N Si . is @
the MAfphal the sum of hve iollsr; i~fsfe he
shall BE- entitiei 20 fecriye tag sDi receipt. &C
he shall prcduesa receipt sh.~ins that TIE t.x
sing a. provided In section obe of this ordinance.
skc. Z. All ordinances snd parts " efdlnanc.-s
In s.nnlet with 'hi. ordIn.a,s b.s,T,,dhmyo' x, hyo' :"
rss,d.nt Of the board Of trustee. II s of The Town
VI 1oid IIIil.
Clsfk of the Board.
Ou motion orilnanes Ne. s3. As read, Mss passsd
By the following vote Ayes-Irust.es Csnick,
-Tusiee org. WM. tii. D0ANE.
Cierk Of the Board.
Dated Gold iiiii. April N. isIT. m,s Iwt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-17
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
trassei April ~. A. D. is".l
rur BOARD OF Tsusrrrs ov GOLD nILL

THE BOARD OF TRUsrrrs or GOLD iIiLL
ssss,Ss !. h, shah hs unlawful for ,hrs. o. more
psrsons under the aee VI twenty -ope years. 70 evn
IfsEsh ot sss.mtle. or snsas. In sny sy.s =. :,
dlsturbancs In any pubic street Or Thorough sfr.
eorr % alley, 10 this town,
y shall bsths duty o. all polieem.n. whsn my
witness violation VI this srction. 20 request The
persons 70 ons.dins 70 move on and dlspsr.s. sDd
70 arrsst any ons who refuses TO comply WIN su'h
flc. T. No psrsou shall snesx. upon . pubic
Midway In eoaduci havinz : tsn.isney Ia snn.'y
psryors passing of bsing npou such puddle h,Eh.ay
psssass Of any street. OF sdsvai shai BE- oisirnsi.
"a By crowd. except On oeeaslen of public mest.
laEs. ths psrssas somD.sns sssh crowd shall y. a
Hsf.s o move on When aire.ssi - 70 'a"v ms
srr. !. No person shall conduct hlmsslflns
lrinksn. bolsy or iisotds!iy nann-r within ihs
llmits Of The town. whereby the psaes "t rooi orsr
Of tbs town of any neszhDofhosi shall hs dis
&c !. No psrea shall discharge .n, gun, pistol
within ths nmits Of the town. nor within one huh.
drri yards Of occupied housss therein.
sac. O. kopsrson shanride or dri,s ihronsh any
street OF highway within the limits Of the tou a.
rate otIpced 70 esesed six mile. pe, hour, not In
surh manner % 10 vpdsnget the public .ae,y;
sEr. 4. No prrsou shall pahieiy spo-e hl. os her
rvd or ipdec~nt Language, within the town limits.
Whereby the sood or,isr Of the t"wnh violated "'
pubic drceney outraged. 80, A..
tEr, 7, 10 shall be unlawful fof any kmar 70
cloths h<rSelf In male attire. and TOT any mas 20
eioths hInsslf IN ismaie attire. and ttavel sioat
The pubic streets or app~ar IN any sa.n pr o,hsf
public place - attirrd provided that this s.ftloh
shall not apply 90 actors actr.s.<s hfd psftofm
rrs In any theatre OF mrlodeon. while snch - f ss.
treSs or p~ftDfuer Il actually engaged ~ bis of ff
vraiion within the walls ~ such ihra'sf W "s"
dssu. ,,.,,.,,,.
Of this ordinance shall t< derinr.i gun, oi hl.oi
derry conduit, and upon eonveiion thrfsoi. mall
be nned In any sum not sxre,lihs MUMMY, ~,
slsiiars or imprisoned In the Town yh
Ivr Q period not vxeee-iinE ohs uu"y,
days, or may be punished W to,n s.sn w
nns and Imprisonment. a jadsmen, ths, ne
defendant pay . nns. may also iiieet ,hs. ~ "
fault VI psymrtt thereof the dsisndan " linpns
onrd IN the Town jail at the rate 81 one ds, ,f
every two dollarv VI such nns and the eos's "' We
srr. y. All ordinances and parts q ordinances In
eonrIst with this ORDNANCE are h.f..,s r,psard'
n. u. DAUCllr,
President u The Board of Trustees
ths Town of diold liiIl.
A,,,st Nm. III. rOANE.
Clsfk of tbs board.
On motion. l)rdinsnee No. u. a. rad. va. passsd
By the fbliowins ,otei Ays.-IIu.t.es c.h;
Tyyreil. sisphens. AMI President psneh,' Ah-hi
cierk VI the bosni.
Dated April N. WI. m,sN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-17
WANTED.

GOOD. SMART, CAPABLE GInL IL
"A wanted al the Lady Warrington nosse.
Lower Gold Hiil, to walt on the un,s no aS y,
usorpe Taylor on the premises. 1yu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-17
ORDINANCE NO. s5.

lPuL,lshsd By Authority ef the Board of Trustees
Of 0oli iIiil.I
AN ORDINANCE for The Levy ard Gel.
Isetiss sf an Assusl Tee on Dsss
Keps withis the ILnits sf the Tsws
Of Geld IIiii and 70 prsviss Ter the
Exierminstisa sf sit Dsss fer which
sueh Tnx shalt net have been raid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-17
GROCERIES,. PRovIsIoSs, Etc.

GROCERIES,, PRoyIsIoSs, Etc.
G ROcERY STORE.
RICHARD MERCER,
MAIN STREET. GOLD MIL.
Family and Fancy Groceries
NOW ON HAND
AND FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASE.
LARoR AssOnrmRnT 81
A Groceries and Provisions, direct ffen The
California Marksts, comprising. 10 part.
sUoArss.,r.
DRIED sSssssIEEkss sSsssIEEkss. .''sssfss,ur.. {,
oAnOiiI iIYc.sspscA iScs GAN vnUis
PROVISIONS OF AL KINDS
THg BRsr or wINRs AND LIQUORS
AZ Wholesale asa Retail.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
I'm RICHARD MERCER.
ssoRas AosIxsos. NV. rolson.
ROBINSON & FOLSOM,
MAIN STREET. ET............0OLD HILL,
Jus, below the Railroad orcssIng.
WuGissr'Als n AND RETAIL DALLAS
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
iIis-i.a,i.s'..asI.ssr,ss,i.s!oiIs,
Genera, M.rs...d,......a
GOODS OF EVERY rsen'rrrOs,
~ SOLD icHrAr FOR O,sH.~
aos'ns,9.s ,.. 4 a FOLSOM.
j. & j. b. MALL0N,
G Street, next to the Bank Of Cali.
fornia Building,
VIRGINIA CITY, NBvADAI
w uoLEsALR AND RETAIL DEALERS
Groceries and Provisions,
Crscksry and wssdenwars, Chiss ssss
and French Cat GLASS, Oh asd.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04
DSAs 0lass.
Al Mills and Porays. Cut 70 any Do
sired stre.
ees.s 9 A..ses 81 CssevaA.

:
Tske ths AtcAisoa. Topeka = saaA Fs
mllrnad. ths new and popular line fro0
ktchlsoa and Kansas CITY, via. the beau.
afal ASkanas valley, 70 Pnsblo, Colorado
6rdses, Denvos, Canon City, Cuchans,
Dsi NoFs1, Tftnki4d, Santa fe and aff
points In Colorado. Nov Mexico and Ari-
sona. Special round trip % day tickets TO
Denvcr on sAle Nay 10th, II go, taking 10
thu famous Watering places on the D. B R.
road. g. Low smigr ant rates 70 The San
Juan Mines.
Pullman Psiace Sleeping carr between
the AieenQn rixer md the rocky mountaina
without change Close connections made
q Kansas City and Aichison 10 union de.
pots For maps. time tables and the s6An
Juan Guide" /" address.
T.J. Anderson.
Geus Pass. Agt.,
Topeka KAN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04
A AGRANDBARGAIN OFFERED
Timber and Prairie Land For Sale
In Bon Homme COunty.

Pnirie land d-l5i acrca adjoining the towa
Of Bon Homme on the west Sixty acres
upland prsirie. thirty acres under cultlya.
ton. House on the land, remainder ot
land bottom, meadow and young cotton.
wood timber. For sale very cheap fol
cash. N
Apply al ths Press 4 Dakotalan once
or address drawer E. Yankton, Dakota,
adw.
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4 NORWAY HORROR.
London, April "A school house
in the Norwegian village Of EiIengso,
Was burned and seventeen children
perirhed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04

Eass eS Lssssss
asasiutss II tAs Post oAce :, Yankton.
Yaahsoa oosaty. DIT, ADsii :. 1871. II no,
{ called fef n - 4ass. VIII ~ ss.. 4, tAs Dead
Letter Oaes:
Baskss, AD Plast, Mrs. las.
Briggs. G 0%o.. Phillips Dr. L
Dies. MIS- eArnh Rtsvers, nsarich
Oeek6e4 Nee Nassie vH0itk Alfred
nae1S, JQhav S0ssA, Ass. lane
Iaooa.J oe0la, ol0pe
!. - s: s.: S.: s.: &: 8: T.
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FolI1eI.
nrcoyxRy.

HGCUSBkf.
Berlin, April 4. Van Eyok's paint
ing "The Virgin .nd Her Child, -
stolen from the national gallery re-
Gently, has been recovered.
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OMAHA
WA,H1IaroE..
M GOES.

HI GOES.
Washington, April 4.-Hsmpton
bft early this morning for Columbia.
He says the result Of his recognition
would be tho best vindication Of the
wisdom Of the presidents policy,
which would finally be Sustained by
the Whole country.
ITEMS.
Washington, April 4-On account
of the absenos Of Gen. Sherman, ati
Baltimore 70 attend wedding, the
foraal order Withdrawing the Colum-
bia troops viii not be Issued until to-
morrow.
The president has appointed
james H. Aills secretary Of the terri
tory OF Montana.
Sscrstary Mccormick entered upon
his duties = assistant secretaryof the
treasury today.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04
lliscsllaassss Csllsetisa I
Itesns frea Al Rslats
General Cusssduss asd Mtseella-
aee1s Deviltry.
NV YolK.
rwYED AoAIH.

0oW 4V0A.
TWBgD AGAIN.
New York, April 4. Great efforts
to prevent the consummation Of u
oompromise BY the release Of Tweed
have been made the past week by
men stiA in the legislature, and the
courts are said to be most involved BY
expec,cd disclosures regarding the
passage of d be Tweed charter. Among
documents in the hsnds Of Harper 4
Brokers for future publication i aid
10 10 e,idenoc that es5o. 600 vaa di-
vided among Eve sepublicsn legisla-
sors to secure the passage Of this
charter. The suppression Of this evi-
deooe, il l. unaesstood, viii depend
upon the alacrily with which those
who received it, repay il to the state.
If RUNS IN TaE RLooD.
New York, April IA supposed
Rrenchnan entered house on 27th
stress lass night and after upbraiding
Lucy Freeman because of the life abs
was leading, lighted : match and set
fre to her clothes. She ran TO The
parlor and then TO the street, where .
policeman extinguished the flames,
but shs was SO badly burned that shs
dsed 10 : few hours.
oAKHY HALL.
Nov York April IA special from
Quebes 10 tbe Sun says that ths two
6utcliEea Of that city are still there,
henos ths Sutclife from Quebec could
not have bess the Victoria's solitary
passenger. The World has special
fsua Loodon, signed IL. J. j" doubt
los Louis u jennings, former editor
Of tho Times which ssys he has usds
thorcngh investigation into the
truth Of the report that The passenger
BY the stcsmss Victo'ia, giving biz
name = Sutcli6e Was Mr. Oskcy Hall
and sncceeded in obtaining the 90.
dress of the person referred 10, and
rcceiyed Communication from Hail
himself, appointing Nh interview.
Fosr oFrlcE BURNS.
Washington, April 4.-The post
ONCE q jacksonville Florida haa
burned. The fixtures and other prop.
srty was saved. II wss used also for
United States court and other fed
eral purposes.
PANAMA STOCK.
New York, April 4.-Panama ttocl
recovered 10 87l q 81 today, and
PAciio mail 70 lfl@ Is T. The reas
! 90 wss that Trenor w. Park, whose
iaiinre caused the huge break yester
dsy, vas booyed up to day BY p. H
Baxter. who Advasced enough none.
! 10 prevent the ssle Of securities. Tn
E Post says efforts have been making
Tor week OF. more 70 obtain loans frou
foreign and other bankers on Psnaa,
stocks its collateral, but witho, { @
cess.
r. 4. MEN.
New York, April 4.-Reports froa
10 nssting Of the railroad magic
t1ates hese indicate that thsy vi
probably make compromise.
a IN. STOCK MARKET
y booyant in every brAnch, and thar
is not much sxci,sment.
JONES
Of Nevada il said BY some 10 DO Il
capitalists Who came 70 the nd /
Tsnor w. Packs.
MIsG1ILAI1ous
4. !. sALB.
CAjsaeo, April 4.-TAs Peoria
Rck - ,silspa a5.va nd with I
7 = = - ~ ~ = - = =
I! q y! ~ /. N q ~ = =
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anvasHs~.
Aivark %, April4.
WHkAT--stress aad higher ~ sr cai / I;
fssss for nay; I ~ for Jsne; No. alas
/ c9RN-E1Rn q <lc.
OA1s-Rirn nkc.
RHE-Atssdy: 7ec.
DARl1Y-Dsli; ,se.
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IIIcTIoIs.
cHlcAoo's Y1auEn.

/
Chicago, April THE following
ere tho sgures Of ,be election, held
bste yeeterday Tor city oficers. In
eash case the republican candidate
wss elected:
For mayor, Heath, 3O,39l; Smith,
1880: treasurer. Lsrrsbee, 26,l54;
Brigg,, "a, ,e06 ;lior attorney Tuthili,
81 ,0A; Hynes, 2I,577; for clerk,
Buts, Il, 30; Rslbaun, q, ,8Ss. The
couocil = largely republican, but = in
bous wards party lines were not
drawn, ths victory in that branch OF
the government 10 rather ono Of re-
fern than q party. The council will
consist Of twenty eight reform mem
bcr, and eight oppoOents to reform.
OMAHA.
Omaha, April 4.-The city election
yesterday resulted in victory for the
republicans, With the exception Of
treasurer.
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nAkkETS- By TELEGRAPH.
new Ysrs.
New York. Aprsll
Monsy per cent.
Govsrnasa.s-Dull and arn.
Gold io6
btocks-Activs and unset,led.
new YsrH Market.
New York, ApalA
wasAr-settsf, No. I, Chicago, 4 4sGsl ";
No. !, Milwaukee t<s0i ..
CORN-steady; new mixed western, si057;
old d Sa<essx.
OATS-Firm; naked western and sta 3sQss.
PORK-H,rn q Is.
LARD-Ftrmer at ..
W0IeKY-i VH
UhAsags.
chicago, AphlA.
wHRAr-6sroag, higher and unsettled. 2ssS
fos cash; y for Nay.
CORN-Ytrm. shade higher; ask for cash; az
TT Nay.
oATs-Eas,.r sea tor April; sax for May.
RYB-s4X. :
/. DAhLBY-Hlgher;
rORK- -s,rsaS and higher IAN for cash; "A y
fss Msy..
LARD -f,rn and higher; ? 20 fer e..A; . 60 t.'
Nay.
wUsKY-i1s.