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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-27
CHEYENNE WYOMING TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY e. 1877

les, provisions, clothing, mining tools
and all other necessary articles can be
procured at this point. The following
may be considered average prices for
animals and wagons
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-27

Advertisers triH make note Of the fact
that THE LEADER has a larger circatla-
tion than any paper published in Wyo-
ming. -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-27

We are credibly informed by the rep
resentatives of these two railroad COM
panies, that special rates will be given
from Chicago to Cheyenne, to Black
Hills parties, which will be at least one
third less than the above rates.
Through tickets from Omaha to Gus
ter City via Cheyenne, are being sold at
the U. p. ticket offices at the following
rates:
, 1877-04-03

It seems 10 bo very generally conceded on
al1 sides TINT Mayor HEATH will be reelected
today, and the policy Of retronchn,ent in
city affairs vindicated and assured There Is
no doubt TINT tho Democrats have been sori-
ously woakened by Tho ovilcuce that tho
party ia completely In tho hnntla Of tho bum.
,ner element in this contest, md their rnnks
are so broken that they will be casily
whipped II tho taxpayers mud responsible
man 60 to tho polls. But this Ia necessary to
assure tho victory, and the danger OF too
much assurance Of success is the failure to
appreciate the importance of voting. Sfr.
SIDNEY SMITH said In his speech the other
evening that to-lay's election Is more im-
portant to the taxpayers Of Chicago than was
tho election for President last fall. Every
responsible voter should regard It in
that light. The larger the minority
which Mayor HEATH aud his associates
shall receive, tho more obligation he
will feel to continue tho policy which
has made his Administration 70 popular and
tho moro Taxpayers who turn out, til greater
will ba tho number Of competent and trust
worthy Aldermen, who are M essential u
the maintenance OF the rctrenohment policy
as tho Mayor himself. Even the Chicago
Times snys that out Of tho eighteen Alder
manic candidates put forward by tho Demo-
crata, there is but one-sho candidate in the
Eighteenth Warl-who is respectable man
aud 1T to be trusted with the responsibility
Of serving IN tue Council. It is the duty Of
avory respectable voter, therefore, to 10 to
tho polfs to vote against tho hummer in his
wnrd who IL trying to get into tho Council.
, 1877-04-03

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IN. u ] .a5.",,a ,s..ss w.. .,;.h = x;au ~
nr;~.,. r.ir ~ ,.,n % r,is ID cor,a;,1v tho fset IN
a,.hn;.,,.s a e - ~.i,.o,5 ,nd .,o,-,s,,;,, .or.
s'aDs.,nn, - =. nv n,st axnnr,anoa ,,,ur.
,1.n,,v nrovea. n 10 oonarn,tv tba coso
T., ia .or,trrc,;or a, nnt,,;o ro,ls ~
which tho roniras,oro sn,, .,;snar.ors ~
,he n,onev ,,or,vo No.. hsneot tl,.,, tho n,t,.
II, ~ In vora;rcnon In +ot;ro ,oa,ov
ont ~ tbo ooctota ~ ~. sot ~ r,o,, T., tro
fer Il IN thc noc,feta NJ .nother eat NJ man. n
ooo<] tlcn, ruhs off i, thn fr;ction Incident To
t1,o nroccsa wLcr .hoao willis ,rnrovo.
mont acl,en,cs In mt act,a1,v contcrnn1ato
nrivoto nrof,t. thov nra t1ictolci ty erronsons
;1eaa NJ ru,1;o nccoasitv ~ tl;a ro,nro IA
,,,e Ruoccation AZ dykino thc 1,,ss;s.tnn,
River. Thia nnh1io Highway il ccrto,n,v m
institution in which tho who1e couutry hna
nm ;ntercst- and lin over{,ov NJ ,ta hanks IA
n mattcr of SORROWS nnhlic conccrn, 1,nf tn,o
economy and expert ennineorino den,nnd
rather lin Furnishing of mora outtcts thon
tl,o n,or;d;no of nav 1ovoca anil cn,ork.
, 1877-04-03

several hard blows in saying oil this, but in
tho end he admits his belief that South Car
olina and Louisiana will soon enjoy home
rule that what he calls 1.-THE sentimental
phase Of tho Southern question" will pasa
out Of politics; aud Tint the business Of tho
soutl, will then be to develop its resources
and reorganize its commercial system. 1lc
a6tls sotne information to tho Fos1ER-DnowN
transaction, as witness, to the effect TINT
Senator SHERMAN assented to Judge MAT"
1nEwa' liberal presentmcnt Of tho case, simply
adding that be supposed tho pnrtfcs inter
osted would not DO too impatient, but would
leave the Administration to recognize the
NICHOLS Government In its own way."
, 1877-04-03

PERSONAL,

New England ID still desl1ng dsmnatton round
The land.
4 Western paper aays "ihe advent Of Good Fri.
day was general oil over town."
oakey will support bimself In London by shat.
spearesn fea1lnza At ExEt-a Hall.
In New York plush Il tbs fashtonabls trimming
for dresses. In Chicago It IL siuslI.
Owen QaFrty, while robbns ship 1t Nou o.
leans, fill overheard and was drowned.
Mrs. Dr.. Sarah u. pettipz!ll, Ut Philadelphia,
was found dead 10 4 stfeet.cAr last wsok.
Cincinnati has abandoned politics. and n NOW
working 10 secure Tho pardon Of Juo Co.'s. linear.
cesated In Kentucky jaii for prize.dghtIng.
Joseph Hausch, Ut Philadelphia, waa to have
BEEN married last Thursday. An htur after lhs
time fxsd for the nupttals Ae waa found drowned.
The German actor who IL to marry allies 0atel Il
named Emil Van Osten. ue weighs :3ln pounds,
and WA At ono time = reporter on tho Ptttaburs
Iolkstiatt. :
Now York papers give great credit to .wo t'x.
foot detectives for capturing a thief. The culprt
picked !ady's pocket and had to assad on biz tip
toes to reach II.
ought not TO be repostad." lIo probably thinks
that anything 90 sacred should only 10 condded to
amutua! friend,
Mr. Jamcs Gordon Bennett IL In nassta. aud
ssys ths story that ho went Tiers to got out Of ths
reach Of CoWhldes IL 4 ku0ut and kpQut fa4s.
hood. .-BarliHgson Aarksys.
4 Chinanan turned laundry loose on Louisrllls
and alinost starved 10 death. In two months ht
only received QUO shit, ant that wAs tho day ts.
foss Wattsrsou "ss received by bis friends.
James Parton having married bis asas wItt's
daughter, and that daughter having presented
lit. Jxmes Parton With \ baby, Mr. Parton hA
T. &AkA 1rxn h..
, 1877-04-03

Russia hos On hnud d littlo aGair Of her
own which proves 30 interesting as to claim
The close personal attention of GoR7scHA-
korr. About ITO arrests lavo been matle,
and the trial is now proceeding, Of persons
OF both sexes who have been engaged in
plotting communistio revolution. Tho
Premier, with all his important duties
and LIS weak Rtato Of health, finds
time to attend court auti look
after the trial of thcse dangerous tomentors
Of internecine strife. Recent public demon.
strations and disturbances have shown the
necessity Of great promptness and severity
In dealing with tho Russian Socialists, who
have on several occasions successfully dehcti
tho attempts Of tho police to manage them
by ordinary methods.
, 1877-04-03

Mr. MEp1It, when Mayor, forced HscrEY 10 70.
ffgn cyeu under unty part OF The charges which
havs now been supstaHllated against htn.--PoA.
Tic Post well knows that nlcERf resigned ut
that time On account Of tho quarrel between tho
Mayor aud the Police Commissioners. He Was
between two fires, aud, not knowing which purity
had the most law on It's side. he stopped aside
until the courts would decide the disputed
points. The charges which the Poat, TRupE,
and MiKE MCDONALD havc been making against
lin wero not involved In bis resignation ~
Police Captain Eve or slx years ago, and tho
I'otk knows Il.
, 1877-04-03
TRIBUNE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

Eeetse, Dtctodnfg,
]. CHARTER OAK LIFE {Insursnce Dep'k)
=. TT, RENT.
}. NlfSTlN T. WALLACE. J. T. DALE.
4. DtEnEH wATEH.cAsE MhN'f1 co.
Z. Mtn1stSs d APPLETON.
q. TO RENT.
Z. LrEnkEn 4 ttttTCl1ISs.
8. NM. G. DOW. A. j. DROWN ". ROBBINS.
4. WRIGHT & TYRRELL.
10 CHATTER OAK LIFE tLosn Dept.)
li.ls. FA1HCIl1Ll, L BLACRMAS.
h'1s. jAatEs MORGAN. It. ". lRfi1uE.
to. HENRY X. 9EKLYE. ". ~ c00EKn.
II. n. u. HARDIN.
1914 D. X. rEAitslSs 4 co,
~. HUTCHINSON 4 LNFF.
It. q. l., uAskiS 4 co.
u. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
~, ElilTDl:-1S.CttIEr.
81. MANAGING EDlTt,n.
q. ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
M. l.. c. EARLE.
~. W. !. u.A1kNEr 4 CO.
"a WILLIAM B!.Uss.
y. II. +. SOEctsOSH. !. 4. McELpQTSET.
~. EE1rAT!r LTCEuM nutlKAU.
II. COMMERCIAL EDITOR.
~. ". ". uKNTEK.
81. GEO. l.. THATCHER. a. F. sTEvESsou.
II. E1tillT Et'iTU1!.
~ CITY EDtTuts
0nltcs In tho Building 10 rent by ". C. DOw.
1vQsN u,
, 1877-04-03

CHICAGO MARKET auMMARY.

II, Chicneo produce markets were moderately
aettys yesterday. and rtca1!er Meas pork c!osel
:0c per hsl higher. nj S1+. .o7.inl4. 10 fer April
anil 81. .0G1 ::.!i for May. Lard closed l:,tc
per 10I lbs higher, Ut S. III Tor April and 60.
Gu. III for HAY. Meals we're nrer, clustu2 At 3.c
fur ioose shoulders. TIC for 10 shuft rbe, anl TIC
fur el1ort ccura. llErtwfnes wcro quiet. At ST. o.
per :utlon. Flour was quiet nntl steady. Wheat
closed &c higher, u S1.2ds4 fur April and sl.at
for May. Corn c3oacd !41!.c higher, at :.s.:c Tor
April and lahc for May. Dats closed tic
lower, ut a0!.c for Arrf! nnl 3Is:c Tor ltay. nyo
wna stcntly, At NisGtu1stc. Harley closed easier,
At 'afs5a!sc for ArrI1 Hogs werc gnet and tzDl0c
lover. with mo.t Ut tho salcs at 81. .D1j 40.
Cattle were dull and firm, with sa!es Of CONNER,
III choice Mt g. 50Go55a. No sheep were received.
uns hundred iolats IN guild would buy 9l0j. .0U
In gseenhacss ut ti,c close.
, 1877-04-03

There Is a heartnces about the Presidents IN
dependence which most people will applaud
Besides his refusal to accept prcsents OF to 20
Long Dranci, in summer, and nli that sort Of
thing, he had the audaeitY to defy tho Nebraska
Senators who told him they should oppose tho
confirmation Of Indinn Agents for stations In
that Statc II tho ,ncn were not from that
State. The prcsidout Gippcd tile chips from
their shoulders by appointing three Agents who
nru non-restdents OF the State, two OF them be-
longing to tho Society Of Friends. who hare
hcretoiorc asked and heretofore been refused
representation among the Indians.
, 1877-04-03

4p4t|a7 O11pdStN 70 1Nz 1FTtRAE
TORONTO, Out, April IA special callegram
to-day says the Duly Telegraph ID Al ell1o'A
dlscusses Mr, 0ollsin ,am!th's fbrtmyhay r.
ptev manifesto. 1t says that his judgment y
rendered important by the high character OF h''
intellectual attatumcnts. Nevertheless, tpe
Telegraph sees nothing In tho difficulties win
which Canada has to contend to warrant toe
gloomy view and bold, unwclcome uorts ufs4
fa alr. Smiths estimate uf Canada's comnescN'
Importance to England, and u ulidcr ~ apps.
leus!on that either annexation to or union Will
ths United Htatcs il near, L.
0r9AwA, April o.--Tns Fra Pssu saJs tae
Hon. Alexander Mackenzie will shortly entes
several actlpns Tor libel A2alast the Totoo'o
Null
, 1877-04-03

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, 1877-04-03

AE. WAr1znsoa has tired Of the attacks
which tho Northern Democrats of the ex-
treme school have boon making On him for
the conservative part he took in forcing
buyers to keep faith in the Electoral bill, !,
and lo strikes back In the Gvurier-jo Journal.
liz says very plainly that "the history Of the
effort to place Mr. Tu.pEs in ths Office to
which be was elected U is not creditable
either to the statesmAnsMp or the courage
OF the Northern Democratic ]aadets." He
also tells them equally plainly that II the
Northern Democrats don't want to conxozt
any longer with the Southern Democrats, the
latter can very wall take care Of Themselves.
OF courss, hs gives hs Republican party
, 1877-04-03

At 9 o'clock thts AFTERNOON tue town meetings
will bo held. At this time the annual appro-
priation will be voted. Lust year this was
e12, 900, but It will be three TINES that II tho
respectable citizens do not attcnd the meetings
and vote. Tho town meeting for South Chicago
wll1 be hs held at UowLAND's liresy-asabtc, on
Tweuty~scroud street, between State street and
Wabash avenue; for West Chicago ut 42a W'est
Madison street; for North Chicago at North
si'lc Turner uali, on Clark street, near Chicago
avenue. :.
, 1877-04-03
THE CASE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

The President has ordered that the Federal
troops DO withdrawn from the Stnto-TIouse
at Columbia, 8. O. Gov. OuAnDzn1A1a is
in Washington. aud tho LieutenantGo Gov
ernor, S1r. Il. II. G1EAyzs, Ia In temporary
occupancy Of tho state-Honso, acting as
Governor, under tho protection Of tho aol-
aiors. WADE HAMPTON has practically boon
Governor of the State since tho result Of tho
election was declared. Whatever Executive
authority Inns been exercised or recognized
has been his. Ninoty.hvo Per cent Of all
tho taxes collected hare been paid to him,
md out Of funds advanced to him he Inns
supported tho charitable institutions and
prisons Of tho Stnte. Mr. CHAMBERLAIN has
been uuabfo to collect as much as per
cent Of the revenue. Unless AIr. GLrAyzs
resist, HAMPTON will therefore enter upon
the dusics Of tho Office Of Governor without
further question or controversy. Tho INTEL
ligonco from Washington is that Mr. CHAM
DEAlA1N has addressed ranonstranco to
tho President, and has Expressed 1t in very
strong and possibly offensive language,
against the withdrawal Of tho Federal SOL
diers from Columbia The wcakness Of 1fr.
CuAMnEahAM's claim Is, TINT, though tho
troops have garrisoned the State Capitol,
Charleston, and the principal towns ever
ainco last spring, at CnAMDxnLA1N's request,
during which timo ho hos been acting az
Governor, his Administration. though thus
protected by Federal bayoneta and artillery.
has been utterly helpless to dofond or pro-
tect its constituents and supporters, and
Aelnleg8 to perform apv Executive d,ttv
, 1877-04-03
THE SMALL TREASURY NOTES.

Under tho act Of Congress Of June, 1874,
establishing free banking, tho Secretary Of
the Treasury WINS directed to retro monthly
o sum Of grcenbacks equal TO so per cent Of
the additional currency issued to the new
banks, or banks seeking to oularge their cir
culation. Under that law, about 32o, 900, 900
of greoabncks havo boon retired, and $685.
000, GOO additional bnnk notes issued. The
banks somo years ago stopped tho issue Of
notes Of less t'an SO, but tho issue Of groen-
backs Of less denomination than 81 hos been
kept up. Tho following figures aro given na
the amount Of each denomination OF cur
rency-grcenback aud misunderstanding On
the 1st Of July, 1876:
, 1877-04-03

TINS CHICAGO TRIBUNE gives ut Tho following
specimen Of tuot!el grammatical constsuction:
The tnimltsbls .TnK ,xy1x rnuli IN hts lty, ekp
jokes whtch wontd eonTise WeGer1 f0ah tnt0 nus'
ton au1lcnce4 And not provoke 4 tnllt.
We don't wonder such "goak" ~ that would
not proroke s.nic.. Ws should hardly think si'at
Joke (which would conynlso 4 Western man Into
a boston ardltuce" wouid provoke smte. It
would bs thing ''almost too deep fof tsars."-
Onaahd Republican.
II the editor Of the Republican knav the ilf-
ference between punctuation and grammatical
construction" he would havc inserted comma
before "in.o," iu the above sentence, and saved
bis comment.
, 1877-04-03
A COMBINATION BROKEN.

Pu1lApxIPuiA, p, April Alt Is e'1dsas
there will b. no trouble between the Reaains
Railroad Company aud their engineer. -
oHIccr Of ths Company stated this morning tp.s
each man WAS aakei daring tho last SseA
whether thsy would remain xiih tho CoopsMnhh Il
" adhere to the Brotherhood, and o4t o. ~
euxioee1s 10 ths employment ot tho Coiat<'3
only about 4ozsa degadvl " gull work
, 1877-04-03

Another railroad "war 10 the kntfs" Ia an.
nounecd. They have been too frequent and
bloodless, ~ between the corporations, to At
trart attention. The ''knlfc," after the CRUEL
war u over, Ia generally found sticking Into the
vlscera Of the public, with all tho railroads iab-
blpg It into thu hilt.
, 1877-04-03

Tho Louisiana Commissioners leave for tho
South to-lay. They will, 1t IL said, carry
with them no formal instructions, but will
bo governed In their action by tho views Of
tho President, with which they have become
thoroughly convcrsant in the frequent con-
vcrsatiouA at the White House during tho
last few days. It's predicted tint the action
Of the Cabinet In the South Carolina case
will tend largely 10 simplify the work Of tho
Commission.
, 1877-04-03

Last fall there was good deal OF delay 10
voting ut so1uo Of the preclncts: but ~ most Of
tho larRs ones havo since then been divided, aud
M there Il no segtstry lists this time to look
through to tind The name Of the person Offering
Als ticket, the voting will 60 on quits rapidly,
10 ths voter wilt not b. delayed. 4 few minutes
Ia ali the time It will take.
, 1877-04-03

Tho rumor Of u landslide III tho Alout
Ceuis tunnel mud tie burial Of two passenger
trims pruves to heya bcon q Paris canarl.
It il positively contradictol In Tho cab1o tlls-
patches Tits morning.
, 1877-04-03

"There il luck In odd numbers," says RoR1
O'Aoaa, which IL probably tho rcason why tho
roar-us-some-moro uEectosy-man OF 81. Louis
figures the population Of that town 1t 0l,489.
II that compiler wasn't under blue+ltght treat
nlent wt,cn he guessed at the population, he will
be after he Il dead.
, 1877-04-03

How would It work to pu. WrspsLL rntLItrs
and GhoaoH FRANCIS TRAIN IN a cage for es:
hibtion3 From tho ferocity with which 10th Of
them uphold TlLDEa by oppoang the Psc,l-
dent, their exhibition might bear the legend,
t+Sam-,t3i5 IWins,H
, 1877-04-03

II tho thieves. blacklegs, and scum Of Tho
ecyenti, Ward succeed Ii c'ect[ng tho criminal
ItILpRzrn for Alderman, they ,na" ns we'll Ia
informed that he will be expelled from the
Council. That tody will never allow him to st
With them In that thnmbcr,
, 1877-04-03

to our 81 notes Bha hA, about ono-third as
much as wo l,avs In circulation. The with
drawal of the small notes has put tue silver
coin in circulation, aud that coin being a
lcRal.tendor, her silver and gold coins, a.
we'll AZ her papor, hnvo generally about tho
same current valuo, subject 10 littto or no
fluctuations.
, 1877-04-03

"TheEe are too 1nany ministers, y was the sub
stance Of complaint tafoso the Newark IN.
J.) Methodist Eplscopa! Conference. Aud yet
there arc nations Of eaunfhals who have not
had q tasto OF roast missionary for years, and
sone Of them never pleased their patato with
tho de!Icacy. Too many ministerial Never,
wlli1e sayuges are starving for them.
, 1877-04-03

ITO scratch HEATH 10 n duty that no citizen
should neglect" says tho Timer. Yet ops
would bc a good deal nearer "thc cuttcle Of
Bptrt-,tatfst to acratctl axtTH, and, In tue In.
terest Of Mr. sronar's pet picty, '1c ought to "
scratched BY oil means. .,
, 1877-04-03

1t Is announced tint Prince BISMARCK will
soon take prolonged leave OF absence. lilo
strain OF the constant autagonism witt.
Which ho l,as Ind to contend as Chancellor
Of the Empire, End is said to earnestly long
for period Ut resi- and peace.
, 1877-04-03

Tho dcbt-statcment shows reduction OF
the public debt for the month Of March OF
$l,55a,9lG, which Is a very handsome de-
croaso for the first mouth Of HAYxs' Admin
issntion. There was also written OF tho
books $o,5sJ.soo by cancellation of the
Geueva~Award bonds, which hatl previously
boon pAil CT.
, 1877-04-03

A boY shot his father In Malne the other day
IL shey were returning from church, Probably
tho trouble grew out Of some dispute upon the
subject Of religion. Watcher the boz lit tue
bump Of philoprogenit!yeness, a Ia PIKE, ID not
stated. Tint was tho "oleudiuz ofYau," At Ill
evputa.
, 1877-04-03

The lnftr-0eedn says It "has some respect for
a plausible and expert lIar.n This Is = comics
sion thut 1t las nu sclf-rcspect.. It is neither
"plauslbte" nor "expcFt," although It has
made lying speciality Tor sornc yeara.
, 1877-04-03

At Tho Michigan s.ato election yesterday
for Supreme Court Judge and University
Regents nil tho Republican candidates wero
elected by mnjorities cssimatcti at from Ii, 700
m
, 1877-04-03

"Thc Ancient Order Ut United Workmeun
begin to lit III this city to4lay. II Is hoped tley
will sit long enough Ia hatch out amoderu order
Of the Same sort OF men. "Unttcl Workmenn
are altogether too auctcnt tho way matters stand
ntprtsent.
, 1877-04-03

The betting last night Was even that uEAru
would carry tue Fifth Ward (Brldgeport). THIS
ward Is usually good for 1,7oo Denocratic mt
lorItY.
, 1877-04-03

Thc New York dealers arc maklng vigorous
effort to put UP tho prize Of coal. II they could
get Old probs into tho combustion, tho eoa-
splraey might wtu. Otherwise II will be apt 70
sesuIs IN MI " April fool"
, 1877-04-03

1lr. a. mitchell is running for Trustee Ia
Hyde Park, and has not withdrawn, a. has been
enormously reported. He will make mos.
excellent Trustee.
, 1877-04-03

WADE HAMPTON made 30 mucl, russ and fun
about getting to Washington and away from Il,
that he has fairly won tho right to be termed,
after lhe Oriental style. tho Pshaw Of Politics,
, 1877-04-03

Notwithstanding all liz vile blackguard nbuse
Of Mayor HEATH, the old Bulldozer In effect
threw up tho sponge yesterday for Pann1 Il.
SAiTU.
, 1877-04-03

The Taxpayers male two millions Of dollars
laat spring by cleaning out the tummcrs at the
city election. They eau save two millions H.
day by knocking them higher than kite.
, 1877-04-03

Spain Is giving attention to the "Basquc prov.
inces." great mnny women in Chicago, and
some men, arc doing the &asno thing.
, 1877-04-03

The work Of raiIsoad-wEecklpE still goes On.
In spite Of the demise Of SAAMT, who, "beEaR
dead, ret spcaketh."
, 1877-04-03

We look for splendid galna "aver tia Rhine"
as compufed with the voting 10 the Nossh-Siue
wards lat full. HEATH wtli GAIT ~ III.
, 1877-04-03

. In hts issus Of iast Wednesday STOREY made
out, as ho called 1t, ~ ltst OF candidates Tor
seats In the Council who eau be aafe]y recom-
mcpded to the support Of tho taxpayers "a
eeonomlsts-" Tho IIst Of Aidcs1nanIc caudt-
dates which he then g!ses Is headed by the naIne
Of D. K. PRAAsoas, Of tho Flrat Ward, md ends
with the name Of A. X. SCRANTON, ot tho Eight
eenth Ward. Yesterday he sbu&cs In his Times
The editor of Tue TAlnuan for recommending
A. T. SCRANTON instead Ut ]. II. y. DAILY for
Alderman. Five days ago, in the elegant lan-
kuaxe ot shs TtMes' ancient STOREY, he .wept
, 1877-04-03

New Chicago Tfcntrr.
Cfp'k asfeet between Lake aud Randolph. Emeston