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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-01
A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen, My case IL briefly as follows : / have
had Catarrh for ten years, each year with increAs.
ing severity For nine years L had not breathed
through one nostEtl. lhed droppings in the throat,
avery bad cough, asthma so bad az to be obligedto
take nremedy Tor II at night before being able to lie
down and sleep, aud q constant dull pain in my
head. My head was ut times SO fun OF catarrhal
matter n5 to lnluro my sense ofhearing and compel
me to get up several times in the night to clear it
and my thIoAt before l could sleep. Every one of
these distressing symptoms has disappeared under
the use OF not quite three bottles Or BANYoRD's
RADICAL CURE. My hearing is fully restored. l
have no %asthmatic symptoms, no cough, no drop.
pings In the throat, no headache, and In every way
better than l have been for years. ] could feel the
effects of the CURE on my appetite, on my kidneys,
and, In fact, every part OF my syatem. What has
been done in my case 10 wholly the effect OF tho
RADIcAL CuRE; Very respectfully. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
We have also 81 Job lot Of3 ana
A-Ply stylish LineR Collars.
good quality, sat $i 30 per
dozen or six for 55c.
3.Ply Linen Cuffs at ESQ a pair
Night Shirts, with Pockets Attached,
extra long, at S. So

Owing to the dull season we are heavily
overstocked, and we have concluded to
mark down all goods OF that description at
prices that will and must insure their im-
mediate sale.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

The Crescent Giiy MysIic Societies uah
i1g Elaborate Preparations - mere
AbOui tho Metropolis Hnd NirKintH
Railroads
Nav 0RLEANs, February ,g-lhe
Mystic societies are all making elaDor-
ate preparations for the carnival here,
The Is lights OF Momus will open the
festival with n grand street parade,
ball aud tableauN on Thursday, Febru
AIRY 18th, GA Monday, March 4th,
the King OF the Carnival win arrive
aud our fire department will have
their annual parade, aud on Mardi
Gras, March 9th, King Rex's process
sion in the day time aud tho Mystic
krewe OF Comus at night.
NoRFoLK, February THE wreck
Ing tugs all returned, reporting that
terrible surf breaking Ia all along the
shore with II strong southerly current
Nothing IL Visible OF tho wreck, hu,
the stern'drivers, The "Cygnot' aud
other steamers that went hy the way
of the canal, viii not arrive here until
late tonight or early IN the morning.
II ia the general opinion Of the wreck
ers, that The "Metropolis" grounded ut
low tide, which Kept them from fore.
ing closer in shore, aud having moth,
ing but her saila TO hold her head on,
the vessel from the force OF the surf
came TO with her side exposed TO the
sweep OF the surf; thereby, causing 30
much loss OF life, The people on her
decks being unable to hold on.
RICHMOND, February 1.-The Rich.
mond and Danville railroad was not
injured 10y the recent storm, and all
trains are running on schedule time
to all points south. The Petersburg
aud Weldon roads ARE also uninjured.
The Chesapeake and Ohio rosd IL
uniDju red and commences running
on Il new schedule Tomorrow.
New YORK, February 2.--J. II J.
Woodeny, boot and shoe manulactur.
ers, Quebec, have failed. Liabilities,
$4,000 The assets will not pay fifty
cents on the dollar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
rNlaht Associated Press Report.

might Associated Press Report,
A special dispatch from Paris to the
Pail Mall Gazette says NJ. Gambetta
declares that any engagements made
at Kezanlik modifying the treaty OF
1856 liz null. The Russian conditions, M.
Ciamhetta declares, except demand
for indemnity, involve q fragrant vlo.
lalion OF that treaty. The French inN
tcrests In the east, he considers, have
hardly changed since 1866. Nj, Gam.
BETA insists that the war can only be
terminated by an European congress.
A Rome special to tho Hall Mall Ga.
1ette says the proposal OF an Italian al
lance with the powers which are OPP
posed to Russian ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, but
Mt the same time will guarantee free
dom to the christian nationalitles, Ia
most invorably entertained here. The
pore and cardinals, and the pontliical
secretary Of state are agreed as to the
necessity Of encouraging an alliance OF
italy with England, France a2d Aus
trln,
Russia has accepted Austrls's pros
posa OF conference for settling Euro
peau 1uestions. The place of the con-
ference Is not yet determined, probably
in one of the small states. The basis
of Russian conditions has been signed.
A telegram from Cairo announces
that the gran3 viaier of Turkey has
telegrsphed to the khedive that the
protocol ofthe armistice is ready for sig
nature. The sultan telegraphed to thu
czar accepting the peace conditions
and asking the czar to stop the adj
vance of Russian troops. The ear re
piled that he was about to give ORDER
| to that effect.
A Reuters dispatch, dated Constan
tin0ple January 81, 4:iO p. M, has thu
following: The ear telegraphed thu
sultan promising to grant an armistice
Server pasha, foreign minister, one o
the plenipotentiary, telegraphed yes
terday that the Russian Grand Duk,
Nicholas was ready to sign the pro
| fnnQl
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INoon AssoeI nod press Roporl.l

WASHINGTON, February "A ru.
NOR that Comm Issioner LIE Due has re-
quested the resignation OF Is II. Dodge,
the statistician OF the agricultural de-.
partment, eXcites more establishment
than credence,
The statement that the coinage of
the trade dollar will be resumed at
Philadelphia is premature.
Bids for the mail service west Of
the Mississippi river were $40 ,0OO
There Is only 900 allowed for
these routes.
The fricnda Of the Louisiana res
turning board here have abandoned
all hope OF relief from Judge Bradley.
NEH ORLEANS, February . The
walter, Pelle,ier, was recalled and eX-
amined In behalf Of the defense, as TO
his antecedants. He gave satisfactory
answers.
Sheriff Houston testified to the ar
rest of Anderson at the custom-house
on Saturday evening, after the receipt
Ola telegram from the United States
Encouragement This closed the eyi
dence for the state.
The defense called Charles j. Abel,
secretary Of the returning board, in
1874 AMI 1876 Mr.. Abell testified re-
gardlng the conversation between Lit.
tlelleld, Anderson and Wells, at the
Four Seasons restaurant, IA stated by
Pelletier, that this conversation could
not have taken place without its hav-
ing been heard by him; he denies
that 1t ever took place. He then gave
some in formation In regard 10 the re
turns, etc.
Croes-eXamined as TO his former
character He stated that he had come
to Louisiana in 1869, was elected to the
house of representatives, from Bas-
sier parish, in 1871, and had
never resided ten consecutive days
in one place there, but was clerk
to The supervisor of registration was
removed 10y Kellogg as division super
intendent OF education in 1873, and was
appointed secretary Of the returning
board in 1874 While secretary he had
seven dollars per day, and was at the
same time flour inspector of this city.
The defense will only offer rebuttlng
testimony and introduce no new mat
ter. 1t Is believed that the evidence
viii he In by Monday noon. The ar
gument will take nearly two days, and
the case will go to the jury either
Tuesday night or Wednesday morning.
The state claims to have made clear
case against Anderson, and the opin'
ion is that the result is in the hands OF
the two colored jurors. The new petit
Jury for February, empanellcd to day,
contains "A large number of republi
cans, including some ex-metropolitan
and ex.customhouse officials.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
HENDRICKS.
lie FavOrs the decentralization Of hi
vcrnnd Com APPLIANCE win the Pledges
OflsG9 ana 1870.

lie favOFs the RemOnebzHuoh oi sf
ycrnnd compliance with the Pledges
OrlsG9 ana 1870.
New YORK, February 2.-Honorable
Thomas A. Hendricks has written u
letter in reply to Mr.. Belmonts letter
in relation to the silver question, In
which he says that he thinks that Sill.
yer money should be restored. The
pledge of 1860 of payment in coin, and
the assurance of 1869 OF payment in
coin, and assurance in the act of 1870
of payment in coin at the then stand.
ard, would seem to authorize, at
most to require, compliance with the
contract. L. cannot be breach OF pu b.
lie faith. Our couatry Is a large pro-
Queer of silver. The quality OF money
Ia important 10 It's value. think that
when restored, silver will approach,
and perhaps, reach gold in value, but
should experience prove that 1t must
ramain below gold because of ita great
er production, congress- has ample
powers to provide against any evils tc
| follow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
The sultan relcgraphs that lIo Has
Accepted the Peace Conditions ANA
the Cgar Reptiles hpS "AbOnw
10 slOp ihe Advance,
EnOlnOd's, Austrla's and Frances Resor-
walton Amounts to intervention Until
the Terms ara Settled and Agreed
Upon by 40 European Congress-
The ponunciei Secretary Encourages
tho Necessity oil n Alliance ~ iiniS,
EngIHHd, France and Austria,


Moon Associated rrosH lteporI,l
LONDON, February 9, -ln the house
Ut commons, Robert Lane, denied that
u vote whs necessary 10 strengthen
the banda Of the government The
whole object IN calling parliament
together had been carefully concealed
The government FELT thai they had
Isolated the country, deprived II ot the
eXpedivnt Of Il money vote ~ bolster
up their influence and authority.
Mr.. Bourke, under secretary for for
eign department, said II ho was TO
speak without reserve, he was sure
there would not be n single opponent
to the vote. Nobody could look at
the map OF Europe without recognizing
that there was much truth In Mr.,
Layards assertion, that the Russian
terms amount 10 the destruction Of
Turkeys empire In Europe, II Was
obvious that II involved problems Of
the greatest magnitude.
1t rested with the decision OF the
house whether iasting peace should DO
made, or one made which would be
productive OF future wars. The gov
eminent asked n vote not AZ n war
measure, hut to enable them TO exert
an influence over the country, not
only in behalf OF England, but all Eu'
rope.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach trusted
that the great liberal party would not
be led To para,y2e the arm OF England
At u time when IL was more than ever
necessary that II should be ready to
maintain the interest Of England aud
all free Europe.
The Standards Vienna diapatch says
1t In already decided that after signing
the arnistice the conference VIII meet
in Vienna.
Prince Gotschakotf gave notice OF
Rlssias assent thereto to the Austrian
ambassadors.
The 81. Petersburg correspondent OF
the Times thinks the probability OF
speedy peace Is not increasing, M
Russia insists ON II treaty directly with
the porte, while England's and Aus
trials reservation amounts to inter
ventlon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

THD future of wheat is certainly
somewhat dependent on the changes
now imminent in the political status
in Europe. At Chicago it is said that
the belief ia entertained that at about
sl03 that market has discounted peace.
That is the bull side, the bears
on the other hand pinning their faith
to the vast quantity of wheat in first
hands, which they say must come out
before the spring and overweight the
markets, carrying the prices to 90@95,
and possibly Soc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
Extraordinary Bargains in
BOYS md s8Il1asf's tlatHlEt

We wish TO remind our GUS
TONERS that II Is impossible for
ms 10 advertise all our special
tles. Every department, every
counter, offers lis own special
inducements. DO net leave our
establishment before making a
general examination of our
stock. You will ilnd truly SUR
prlslng bargains In every nook
and corner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
Recruits Tor the Rio t4rands Frontier
s',.ss Down the Central.

A special train, consisting of five
messenger coaches and baggage car,
filed with cavalry recruits, bound for
the frontier, passed down the Central
road last night. The major part of
them were from Boston and Philadel-
phia. They ell appeared to be in the
best of spirits, but anxious to reach
their destination We learn that there
ere still two or three hundred recruits
In st. Louis awaiting transportation to
the front, TO be assigned to the regl.
ments now on duty at San Antonio
and the Mexican border.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
Commissioner lie DaC Requests The Res.
ignallOn OF slallsclan hodge Tho
RuniOred Resumption Of Coinage
Of the Trade Dollar
The Returning Board Abandon All Hope
Of Relief from loe Bradley Ander.
sons Case win Be Given to the
Jury on Tuesday Next,
OLA Prob Congratulate HImseIi-sig.
mai Displayed thirteen Hours lie,
fore the coming 0f the Storm,
Noon Associated Press liepol

Noon Associated fttsH Report
WAsHlSGr0N, February : In the
late storm cauIiouary signal had
been displayed ut Cape May, thirteen
hours IN advance, before the wind had
n velocity OF twenty i've miles
per hour, aud NJ Norfolk nlueteen aud
a half hours Ia advance, before the
wind had attained the same velocity,
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HERE AND THERE,

The Crescent Ciiy mysIle Societies uaL
ing Elaborate Preparations more
Ab0ut tho Metropolis Hnd NirE,nlH
Railroads,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
SANGER BROS
ANNOUNCE FOR THIS WEEK
Continuation OF their
Great CIusIiig0gtSsI
la addition 20 the eNiraOrdi-
mary bargains previously nns
nOnnced attention IN asked 10
the following, which viii be
offered ON
Monday, January II.
L2dioSS and GGluGnOl'S Underwear al
d Great Sacrifice.
ONE LOT LADIES' NgRlNO lRSTS at 5Oc
ONE LOT LlDlES AGPNO vests at &c.
ONE LOT LADIES NgRlNO VESTS at i5c,
LADIES NGRlNO UNDERWEAR VESTS at 81 49,
GENTS MERlNO uNDERSlIlRTS at
goo. FORMER PRICE SOC,
ONE LOT at 0Oc. REDUCED FROM zoe.
GENTS SCARLET SHAKER FlANNEL !
UNnEkSlllRrS AND DRAW EltS 0t
tI2i, a. 80 md { u very best AZ u 20
md ~,
A full line Of Canton Flannel
UndersIlirts and Drawers much
below their value.
one LOT LADIES' NBRlNO lRSIS at jOt
ONE LOT LiplES NGQkO VESTS al COt.
ONE LOT LAD Is NgRlNO VESTS at 49,
LADIES NERlNO lNDERNGiR VESTS at 81 So,
CARDIGAN JACKETS!

Wehnve II large line yet TO close out before
the end OF tho season ut zoe, 81, u 20, VI 90
and upwards These goods are positively SO
per cent cheaper than ever offered before in
this city.
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THE DEAD COME 10 LIFE.

rhe Remarkable story ~ How, while
ihe Man Was nainE Prepared nF
nuriai Rnd she rTaps Was On tho
Door, re Was looking ppan u Wa,
lou Ia ADolher Iaaa,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

A Kentucky preacher rose to speak,
and opened the Bible The first verse
that met his eye happened to be, " The
voice of the turtle shall be heard in the
land" Brethering" said he, at first
sight one would not think there was
much in this text, but, on little cons
sideration, you will see there's great
deal in it. Now, you oil know what a
turtle is, If you've been along by a
pond you have seen them on log suns
ming themselves Now it is said, Tho
voice of the turtle shall be heard in the
land But the turtle hasn't any voice
that anybody ever heard; so it must be
the noise he makes plunging of the log
into the water. Hence we conclude that
immersion is meant, and that INNER
sion will become universal.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-10
POLITICAL.
NOMINATED.

Cleveland, Sept. lO.-Hen. James w. Poe
was nominated for congress by the Demo-
Gratis Of the Goth congressional district.
MAINE ELECTION.
Belfast Maine, Sept. lO.-Thirt.en towns
in Waldo county. including Belfast, give
Murch, greenback candidate for congress,
ll4s plurality. The whole plurality in the
county wilr probably be 1900.
Lewiston, Sept. l0.-Androscoggin com.
plete returns gives Connor 1914; Garcelon
2,l23; Smith, 1882. For congress-Frye
1886; Belcher, LIB; Chase, STA. Re.
publican senators and county ticket are
elected BY from 800 to 1900 plurality. Rep.
resentatives to the legislature are six repub.
licans and three combination, republican
loss of three. Frye has nearly 5000 plu.
rality over Scion Chase, in this district
Nearly all the democrats voted for Chase
Portland, Me-, Sept. 10.-By the present
showing Hall must be defeated. The sen
ate appears to and 20 republicans, Ii
greenback and greenback democrats. Nc
straight democrats. If
+ NEW HAMFsH1RE REpUBLicANs.
Concord, N. H.. Sept. 1O.-The republi'
can state convention met to-day. After the
selection of officers and the appointment O
the usual committees, the convention pro
ceeded to ballot for governor, and Nathanie
Head was nominated.
RANDALL RE-NOMINATED.
Philadelphia. Sept. l0.-Samucl j. Ran
dali was to-day re.nominated for congress j,
the Sd district.
/ BOSTON DEMOCRATS FOR BUTLER
i Boston, Massachusetts,, September TO-.
The democrats Of this city held caucusc
last evening for the election Of delegates
the state convention. In nearly ever
ward Butler delegates were chosen. TIL
general complexion Of the entire Bos,o
delegation is said to be decidedly favorabl
10 Butler.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-10
will, ball cartridge, shot youth named
Michael Garner ia the shoulder.
ArTEMPrEp MunpEn AND suIcIpE.

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Chicago. Sept. lo.-sylvester i. Dean, an
employee Of the Illinois Central railroad,
last night, in an fit of unreasonable jeal-
ousy, cut his wife on the cheek from ear to
chin, with razor, intending to commit muir
der, but he succeeded only in inficting
disfiguring wound. He then drew the razor
across his own throat, half severing the
wind-pipe. He died at two o'clock this af.
ternoon.
ROGUES ARRESTED.
Mack, N. Y, Sept. 1O.-Seth 3. Cole,
trustee, and attorney, Ezra B. Weston, vice
president and trustee, and John II. Eella
formerly ok-keeper Of the Rockland Sa.
wing, bank, were arrested yesterday 70,
completely in the frauds by which the banl
was ruined.
A NEW DEPOT.
Council Bluff, Ia., Sept. 10.-The new
Union Pacific depot, built at a cost Of 500,
600. was opened yesterday for the accomo
dation of the public. Trains onall six road
entering here receive and discharge all thei
passengers in the new building.
ROAD AGENTS.
Hat Dreek, Wy. Sept. lo.-Both Of tn
coaches were stopped about IL o'clock las
night between Lightning creek and Chey
enne river, bv three armed men. The Vi
coach contained two passengers aud on
messenger. They first halted the dow
coach, robbed all the passengers, and wer
engaged in the mail sacks when the nor,l
bound coach arrived, which they also stop
ped and after robbing the. two passengers
proceeded to cut open the mails. The
broke open the treasure boxes, and took III
contents, but it is thought they got less tha
Sl0O in money. They took the jewelr
and watches from all hands. Jas. E. Johr
son commonly known as Lengthy, was on
Of the theves.
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it is to the care of the spirit & the noun
tains that their dead are con6iel and they
never bury in cities or towns but on barre n
mountains where the busy hum Of labor
will not disturb them. Their timeof mourn
ing is usually twenty seven months, though
in cases Of persons Of note it is extended to
three years. Their belief "the trsnsmigra-
ton Of souls" is we'll known and the reasos.
Of their putting vlctuals near the place Of
burial is that the soul which returns to the
body before taking its way back to the
celestial city may have provisions for it's
journey. 80. -. ~,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-10
FOREIGN.

THE nANLoN-couRTSEy MATCH.
! Montreal, Sept. l0.--Parties intercs.cd in
the Hanlon-C Courtney match announce that
the Grand Trunk will not subscribe a. prom
ised, unles the match Ia tor the champion
ship. and nj . meeting endorsed the action
Of the railrosd company.
BArri.k wiru IxsuRoxNra,
Vienna. Sept. iO.--0en. Zach only order
ed = rc'tea, from Bipsch At 3 10 the ai,cr-
noon. Four hnudrcd vouadcd had bcon
brought 10 before - o'clock. ancagsi whom,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-10
we're e,eral officers Of high rank, !, is
feafed this years campaign, which can only
be continued three weeks longer. will not
suffice to quell the insurrcc.ion. r.

be continued three weeks longer. will not
suffice to quell the insurrcclion. +
THE EMPERoR's SPEECH.
Berlin, Sept. 10-In the speech from the
throne, which was read by Count Stalberg
Wernizerale, at the opening of the Reioh-
stag yesterday. it is said that i'm mediately
after the first attempt on the emperors life
the federal government became convinced
the crime was due TO the influence Of senti-
ments propagated far and wide by the agi-
tation, which aimed at undermining the ex-
listing laws Of society. The speech, after
referring to the rejection of the first bill
brought forward in the Reichstag for the
arrest of the macllination which imperilled
the common interests of the country, says
the federal government think now as for
merly that extraordinary measures are re-
quired to prevent further extent Of the
already widespread evil, to pave the way for
its extinction and that such measures should
preserve the liberty of citizens in general,
and only prevent the abuse Of liberty by
which the pernicious socialist agitation
threatens the foundation of life, and all cul.
ture.
HosTILITIEs.
Vienna, Sept. 1O.-Bepias is defended by
Turkish regular troops. The Commandant
declares he has received no orders from the
porte to surrender the place, and that he
will defend it to the last extremity.
AID FOR AMERICAS AFFLICTED
London, Sept. 10.-The mayor of Man
chester has received telegram from the
British consul at New Orleans, asking help
for the yellow fever sufferers. The mayor
published an announcement that he woult
he glad to cooperate with any merchants OIL
other citizens desirous of taking steps fol
the relief of the sufferers, and that he viii
remit to New Orleans any funds thus sub
scribed.
| BODIES RECOVERED.
| Over six hundred bodies have been recoy
cred Of persons drowned by the disaster t.
! the excursion steamer Princess Alice.
large majority of the bodies have been re
cognized. Eighty. three that could not bt
identified were buried a! Woolwich yes
terday.
| MEHEMET ALI AsSAsSINATED.
Constantinople, Sept. 10.-Mehemet AL
| Pasha's retinue were not assassinated in tn,
fight between the troops defending Meheme
Ali and insurgents. The men killed OF
both sides numbered four hundred. Th
evening preceding his death Mehemet Al
Pasha telegraphcd to the porte that be wa
surrounded, and could not escape.
THE INSURGENTS.
Vienna, Sept lO.-Advices from Belgrad
state that the insurgents have fortified til
banks Of the river Save, and fire upon tn
Austrian steamers, even when they are con
voyed by gunboats. The town Of Belina
now strongly entrenched camp, into whic
armed insurgents from the surrounding dis
tricts are constantly marching, has resolve
on desperate resistance.