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Rock springs Coal.

Rock Springs Coal.
HANNA & Murphy have the famous
Rock Springs coal Tor sale cheap in any
quantity, delivered at residence. OFT
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Fresh oysters at
sell II OVERS HOTEL.
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Rooms to rem in the Fisk block.
Apply to T. NJ. Fisher. oct12 lot
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The Daily Leader.

Gail for Republican Territorial Conven-
ton.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN,
CENTRAL COMMITTEE, :
cheyenne, Sept. %, 1878.
A Republican Territorial Convention
will be held at Cheyenne, in Laramie
county, on Saturday, the 18th day of
October, 1873, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, of
said. day, to nominate a candidate for
Delegate to the Forty-sixth Congress,
and to transact such other business as
may properly come before the Conven-
tion.
The several counties of the Territory
will be entitled to the following repre-
s~entation in said Convention:
Counties. Delegates.
/. ~
Albany. $500. 8
Sweetwater. .-----. q
By order Of the Committee,
JOSEPH NJ. CAREY,
s29td Chairman.
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Fresh oysters at
sci II DYER's HOTEL.
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EDIsoN's LATEST DISCOVERY

Is equalled only by the remarkable snc-
cess attending the introduction and use
Of Brorn's Family Medicines. The
bilious and miasmatic influences of this
Western climate are c~ounteracted by
Broson's Lirer Pills Try them once
and yon viii use no others. Bro,cn's
blackberry and Ginger should be in
every household. Diarrhea, Dysentery
and all arrangements of the stomach
and bowels are relieved at once by this
great remedy. Have you headache?
Are you dull, stupid and sleepy when
you should be wide awake? Take Sar-
saparila, Dandelion and Iodide Of Pc
fdssi,fm. 1t invigorates the liver and
purifes the blood.
For sale by Addoms & Glover, Hurl-
but Bros. and G.. w. Hoyt, Druggists,
Cheyenne, Wyo. o5d&wtt
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Fresh oysters at
sci .f DyEn,s HorE-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Oct. H..

CHICAGO. Oct. IL.
CATTLE
Receipts, 6,600; shipments, L.5SO.
Market slow and easy; shipping steers,
SS.s094.60; good western cattle dull
and a shade lower at ss.25G13.5O.
Receipts, 1.490; shipments, 1850.
Market dull; quoted, s3.O0@3.75.
-T
DIED.
scRIBER.-In Deadwood, October
9TH, George, eldest son of s. j. Scriber,
age612 years and three months.
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New and Second Hand Furniture,
Crockery, Stoves and Household Goods
constantly on hand at Bed Rock prices
at Lincoln's' corner of Hill and Six
tenth streets. s22d1m
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Circulating library at
s22-3Ot GEO. O'BRIEN's.
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For fine watch repairing
jy10-d1y d. MILLER, 18th street,
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Fresh oysters at
sci If DYEn's HOTEL.
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Christ Kapp keeps a fine restauranI
next door to the Masonic Temple, o,
10th street. oct1-tf
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Fresh oysters at
seltf DYEn's HOTEL.
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sci If DYEn's HOTEL.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-25

The Correspondents de Espaua states
that from the beginning Of the Cuban insur-
rection up to the month of January last
1S3, ,555 soldiers died in the hospitals from
wounds or disease, and $4,000 on the fields
Of battle; 37,726 were discharged, and about
100000 Insurgents were either killed in
battle or shot after being made prisoners.
The dory Nautilus, the smallest boat that
has ever attempted 10 cross the ocean, was
spok on the 10th instant, in latitude A
deg. a. min. north, longitude 50 deg. SO
min. west, by the steamer Adriatic, Capt.
J-nnings, OF the White Star line. 1t Will
b. remembered that the little craft sailed
from City Point, South Boston, on Mon
Day, June 8. 1t contained only two persons,
the Andrews brothers, who expected TO
reach Havre in safety and exhibit the vessel
st Psrie. 'uu d nmc" |
The Morning herald., 1878-06-25
A TRAMP's MERITED FATE.

PROVIDENCE, June 2S.-Yesterday even
ing tramp entered the house of VIM. W.
Forsythe urbidden. and was warned to
knock II he came again. Soon after. Mr..
Iorsythe found him in the kitchen. The
tramp advanced with dirk knife uplifted.
Mr.. Forsythe who is In feeble health fed to
his bedroom and secured revolver, and
presenting It, ordered the tramp to leave
the house. The tramp rushed forward with
the knife, when Mr.. Forsythe fired the ball
hitting the top of his head. The tramp then
grasped Mr.. Forsytbe by the throat and at
tempted to throw him over the bannisters,
but was prevented from so doing by Mrs.
Forsythe. Mr.. Forsythe freed his arm and
fired again, lodging ball in the head OF
his antagonist, who fled q short distance
and was afterward captured. A surgeon
who was called was unable to find the sec
ond ball and pronounced the wound fatal.
The wounded man says that his name In
Michael Higland of Newark, N. J. He has
been year In the Buffalo workhouse. He
10 evidently insane on the subject Of religion,
and repeated the Lords prayer on his knees
while the surgeon was probing for the ball.
He 10 still alive,
The Morning herald., 1878-06-25
A NEaRo's JEALOUSY.

ksBsRY PARK, N. j., June ga seri-
ous stabbing ARRAY occurred here last night
between two negroes named Langhorn Nix
on and Robert Holmes. Nixon had been
pay ing attentions to a young colored girl
for some time past and and Holmes had
been trying to supersede him in her affec-
tioDs. Holmes having partly succeeded in
in his designs, Nixon became enraged with
Jealousy. At late hour last evening, as
Holmes was passing the place where Nix
on Is employed, they met, angry words en-
sued and they finally came to blows. Nix
on overpowered Holmes, but not satisfied
with this, he seized pitchfork and plunged
It into Holmes left side and also through
the side of his neck. Holmes cries brought
the police to the scene who arrested Nixon
and lodged him III the station house. This
morning the prisoner was removed to Free
hold, the county seat. 1t is believed that
Holmes injuries will prove fatal. Nixen
is bad character, having served term in
the State prison.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-25
TCOmmunica'ed.1

Editor of Morning Herald:-Wlll you
give me room for few remarks In reply to
an editorial In Saturdays Every Evenii 8
and Commercial, on the California election.
Mr.. sCroasdale thinks 1t singular and
alarming thing that the workingmen OF
that al ate should have ,hs audacity to run
a ticket of their own and elect 1t. What
are the facts In few wordss Simply these.
That California naturally one of the best
ard most productive states OF the Unior,
is cursed with land ard R. r, monopolists
on the one hand, and with horde OF Asiatic
barbarians on the other, and between the
two, the producing classes are in fair way
to be reduced to condition as helpless and
as servile as were the non-slave holding
s'poor whites" Of the south, In the days OF
slavery. Tens of thousands of acres Of
the best lands OF the state are held in tracts,
some of them are equal in extent to one OF
your Delaware counties, by men who bought
them at the first settlement Of the country
at Is to IS cents per acre. The owners
have so far succeeded, by ways known to
political land grabbers In having these lands
taxed at merely nominal rate, thus ena-
bling them to hold them, and compel the
farmers and mechanics to bear the burden
of the taxes.
The people have tried for years to remedy
this state of things through the two parties,
but have tried in vain. They propose now
to take the matter into their own hands,
and regulate R. R. as well as land mono
poly, and compel the latter to dIsgorge, by
taxing those immense estates In proportion
to their real value.
As to the Chinese question, the people OF
the Pacific coast have been appealing to
congress fDr years, so far in vain to stop the
flood of ignorance and barbarism that is
deluging that fair land. All parties except
the millionares and monopolists are opposed
to 1t. They have been patient and endur-
ing until patience has ceased to be virtue,
and they mean to be heard. Howling about
communism wont mendsthe matter. Let
Mr.. Croasdale contain his soul In peace, and
confne his diatribes TO subjects within his
grasp. He can crack his masters whip
over his white slaves In this little "close
corporation" of Delaware, but he can't run
California. The people there do their own
thinking, and we advise him to wait until
after the first Tuesday 10 November, before
be threatens them with the military power
of The Government, it is said 'coming
events cast their shsdOW before" The re-
cent election in California is very eminous
shadow to the men who have been ruling
and running this country for years, and no
wonder they bowl. They have chosen not
to heed the cries ofthe people for relief now
let them stand from under, for the places
which have known them, will soon know
them, hence forth no moro forever.
"CALIFORNIAN
The Morning herald., 1878-06-25
TIE KAsTRRN QURs TON.

LONDON, jane M.-All the Berlin cor
respondents agree in declaring that the set>
tlement OF the Bulgarian question is entire
ly due to the firmness Of the British repre-
sentatives in the Congress, but Reuters
telegram says the Russian concessions on
this head are entirely dependent on condi.
tions for the organization and administra'
tion of Roumelia, the details of which have
yet to be arranged. One condition is that
the Russian troops, wien they evacuate
Roumaniania, are not to be replaced by
Turkish forces, but by native militia, com
pesed of Christians or Mussulmans, according
to the prevailing religion of the district.
A Berlin despatch received in Paris says
the French represent atives in the Congress
support Lord Beaconsfield's demands Or
the Bulgarian question.
The Times in leading editorial, says Il
considers the alleged settlement as nothing
less than the abandonment by Russia
OF the policy which has guided her relations
with Turkey during the last hundrsd years
The Times adds :" The process OF piece
meal nibbling at Turkeys outlying provin
ees, and the periodical reopening of TIL
Eastern question whenever circumstance
seemed to favor 1t would have been cont'n
ued by the extension of Bulgaria south o
the Balkans under Russian influence. 1t 1
TO the drmusss of the British represents
tivea that we may venture to regard as
soiution Of the Eastern question. 1t wa
for This that unlimited powers were conflde,
70 them by both houses Of Parliament, an
they have given good proof that they al
not uAdsscrving Of the trust"
The Morning herald., 1878-06-25
BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH. :
The Amsz0d, iSefis to sssaryeyed by the
limited States Navy - :

The Czar OF Russia is expected In Berlin
shortly, on his way 10 Ems.
An official bulletin issued this morning
announces that the condition of the EN-
peror is satisfactory w
Governor General Duferin, of Canada,
left Montreal yesterday morning, for visit
to tae United States.
Prince Gortschakoff was absent from the
session Of the Congress on Saturday. He
suffers from fresh attack of gout.
The condition OF, Queen Mercedes causes
much anxiety at Madrid. Aviolent hemorr-
hage supervened on Saturday and greatly
weakened her.
The new autonomous province south of
the Balkans is to be named Eastern
Roumelia, or, as 1t appears in the protocol,
Roumelia Orientae.
Charles Matthews, the sct,r, whose
critical illness at the Queens Hotel, Man
chester, was announced last week, died at
$40 o'clock yesterday "
IA London apecial says party riots oe.
Cured in Belfast, ireland, on Saturday
night, during which several persons were
killed and many wounded. a
Nine members Of gang of counterieiters,
having their headquarters near Baxter's
Springs, Kan, have been arrested and
officers are In pursuit of others.
The Post in leading editorial, says =
"Russia is now authoritaiively told that she
is as far from Constantinople, If not, indeed,
further, than she was when the war began.
Herein lies the bitterness of the mortitica-
ton to which she must now submit"
Edwin Hoyt, Conn, fatally stabbed his
father, George Hoyt, at halfp past two
O'Clock this afternoon, in the house OF
Vanderburg Joyce, his brothe- -in-law, in the
south part of Sherman, Conn. 1t 10 sup
posed that money troubles and liquor were
the incentives. -
Mr.. John D. Patton, of Georgetown
D. c., fell dead In st. Johns Church, in
that city, on Sunday. He entered the
church apparently in good health, and dur
ing the service had risen, prayer book In
hand, when the death stroke came. Mr.
Patton was a clerk in the patent Office and
was seventy-one years old. d.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-25
TELEGRAMS,
QyEEN MERCEDES.

HHR CRITICAL ooNDITI0N-sHE REoEIvEs
TIE LAST sAcRAMENTs OF THE CHURCH.
LONDON, June M.-Special dispatches
from Madrid to the Standard and Daily
News are much mere decided about the
Queens danger than the official bulletins
At ono time her case was considered quite
hopeless, and 1t q eth extremely critical,
but the worst symptoms have abated.
Madrid, June A.--An official bulletin
issued this morning announces that the
Queen is,worse.
MADRID, June 4.-Queen Mercedes Is
dying. Her Majesty received the last So
craments OF the Church at O'Clock this
morning, in the presence Of the King, MEN,
bsrs of the Royal household and the mem>
bars Of the Monpensier family, and the Min
}atArR
The Morning herald., 1878-06-25
HERALD NOTES.

Chicago seriously thinks of worlds fair
in 1882
The iun Of salmon this season, in the
Penobscot River, in Maine, promises 10 be
the largest for many years.
Edward O'Bricu, of Thomaston, Masss-
chusetts, has given the town $4,000, the
interest on which is TO be used in helping
the deserving poor.
Two little girls were comparing progress
in catechism study: ~ have got to or'gi-
nal sin," said one. "How far have you
got?" "Oh, Pm beyond redemption" said
the other. l - &st
David Neuser, Of Pottsvile, has been held
to answer at Court for maintaining nuis-
ance He is a butcher, and kept a number
OF, calves on his premises. Their bleatlngs
disturbed a neighbor, who brought the
prosecution.
One hundred and thirty men and fifty
women have thus far been arrested in the
Paris Exposition for .pocket-picking, and
| large number from London have also beer
arrested at Calais and Boulogne on their
way to Paris.
Canada claims to have produced tb,
largest cheese on record. From the Inger
soil factory has been turned out a chees,
weighing 1000 pounds 1t was feet II
In diameter, and 81 feet in circumference
| 1t required the milking of 1000 COWS, or B.
tons milk, to produce il. p. .. .. ., .-.-
The Morning herald., 1878-06-25
PEOPLES COLUMN.
CORREsPONDENCE.

Henceforth we will give column daily
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. 1t is expected that c,mmu
nications will be written on, one Side only
of the paper, and accompanied with the
pame3of the writer. The HERALD~is not to
be considered as endorsing or being In any
way responsible for The opinion of CORES
ponden.s In this column. fl
The Morning herald., 1878-06-25
RUssIA's ACCEPTANCE.

NEW YORK, June pa special from
Berlin says It 10 fully cdnfrmed that Rus
sia accepts the British programme regard
In bulgaria, and that there is an incresed
probability of Austria acquiring Bosnia and
and Herzegovina. The Russians are send
ing all military prisoners 20 Siberia.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-25
Lost Severn Pounds In Three " eeks

Adams Al'i.Fat is n genuine medicine.
and will rc i1ce corpulency from Two TO
five pounds per week. Pur1ly vegetable
aud perfectl9 harm 'ess. acting enti ely on
the food in the stomach. prevent ng the
formation Of fat. H. is also POSITIVE REM
ely 70! dyspepsia and rheumatism
BOSTON, Mass, Feb. llLh 1878.
BOTANIC MEDICINE Co.. Buffalo. NY:
GENTLEMEN The lady alluded to lost
seven pounds In three weeks. by the use
of All ans Antl-Fat.
Yours truly,
SMITH DOOLITTLE 4 SMITH.
Wholesale Druggists.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-02-27

IAave used TUFTS Pills for torpor OF the liver.
hey are superior to any medicine for hillary dis
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An Extraordinary Marriage.

From the Rondoubt Courier.
We published an item last week
To the effect that a marriage had
just taken place in pursuance of a
written contract entered into just
five years previously. We now know
more Of the case than we did when
that item was Penned. During the
whole of the Eve years the parties
were not allowed to visit or CORES
pond with each other; and although
they were neighbors. comparatively,
so close was the surveillance kept
over the young lady ..hy her step
father that the young man never once
saw her during a period of nearly
year. But on the arrival of the hour
named in the contract. the plucky
grill repaired to- The residence of the
minister, and was there met by the
young man and married before any
one suspected what was being done.
We may add that both were OF age
and had legal right to enter into
matrimonial relations,
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They are genuine. Write TO them. It
will cost but a postage stamp.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-02-27
1 grie"It"gal Department.
w. s. SHIELDS. EDITOR.
A Pig-Feeding Experiment.


G. e. Morrow, professor at the
Illinois Industrial University, has
unfinished in the Prairie Farmer
short experience in feeding pigs. as
a trial between the Berkshire and
Poland China. According to his
tabulated figures, we get the follow
ing results: A Poland-China sew
and boar, weighing respectively 99l
mounds and 81 pounds, ate 200
pounds Of ear corn the first two
weeks and gained 34k pounds to-
Oetber The second two weeks ate
1913 pouads corn on the ear and
Gained % pounds. The third two
weeks ate 1O1 pounds shelled corn,
gain 13 pounds. The fourth two
weeks ate 81 pounds shelled corn,
gain LIB pounds. fetal gain for eight
weeks I884 pounds, or II pounds per
week. The Berkshire SOW and bar.
row weighed respectively 88 and 881
at the end Of eight weeks, being fed
two weeks on unshelled and two
weeks on shelled corn ; the total gain
was 49, pounds, or the same as the
Poland China. Eve pair Of cross
bred pigs fed in the same way did
not do so well. one gaining IL
pounds per week and the other bui
6I pounds per week per pair. Tue
pigs had all they would eat. and wa
ter. with handful of clover each
Estimating the unshelled corn at st
pounds to the bushel OF sc pounds
shelIed, the average gain per bnshe
was IL pounds for the lot.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-02-27
The Way to Keep Boys Busy.

Rev. Adirondack Murray, in the Golden Rule.
Amuse your boys if You wish 10
keep them at home Play whist with
them. What" | think | hear
some one of you say. ..Why. ana a
member OF DR.. So-and-so's church."
Well, let him go to the dogs for
once, and save your boy from going.
When | was a young man at College
there was a deacoa's son there at
the same time. and he told me he
learned TO play 'oId sledge" on the
hay-mow when his father was read
ing commentaries. 1t is fact and
not q matter of laughter, and that
same young man died drunkard
and o gambler. He lived in the
Connecticut Valley, and could give
you his fathers name if was SO
disposed. '.Bob'' told me more than
dozen times if his father had only
played some kind OF a game with
him-''if he had only been human
with me. Deacon Murray said he.
Il should have been a church mem
Der just as you are" want yon to
understand / YES deacon then. ]
think Bob was right. So say ts
you play whist with your boys, play
Sominoes or cheekers-in fact any
pleasant, healthy game. Read poe.
try with them, for boys like poetry
if not. read bear stories. Get him
to read to you; and here LEI me say
that this is one of the best possible
ways to keep your boys at home,
and one of the most beneficial in its
effect. Teach them to feel that you
are dependent upon them for com,
pany. So say to you, make your
home happy in way that boys like.
and not in the way that some church
es like. Boys are worth more than
church forms, for boys are germs OF
angels, or less they are the seeds
out of which devils springs. If l
felt that my boy would eat peanuts
in church, that he would go to sleep
because he was not interested,
should spend one half of the day I'M
der the hedges or by some running
spring. 1 should preach to that boy
in a way that would make him for.
get his peanuts and sleeping in
church. The running spring should
remind him OF that fountain ofIiving
water which flows from the throne
Of God. If there was am empty
acorn, it should remind him of the
temple of clay out of which the
spirit has departed. All things
should be a service to God. The
fields and the skies should be the
church, and that boy should be made
a follower Of Christ in that way,
because he is best adapted to that
kind Of service.
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however long We may try it. She
requires the plants adapted to the
sell, whether present -native-or.
introduced. Ia this respect. BY in
Producing plants that harmonic,
one can aid nature.
There is great deal Of truth re-
lating TO pastures in the above re-
marks. We have SO much surplus
land that every southern farmer
should study grass-eulture.
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FOR SALE.
A small Farm

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Lying one mile from Morristown, on
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Charleston railroad, containing 90 acres.
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