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tara la NADIA entire dos platos. Pero,
como Gabriela es la dulce tirana que
nos gobierna todos, no tengo mas re.
medic que obedecer sumisaments.--
Hasta la noche, pues, amigo mao.
Y, asi hablando, SO dirigi6 al Convsn-
to.
Yo le die ent6nces q Diego con ID
mayor augustia:
u Ira 4 referirle Gabriela su padre
mis- amores con Ia Generala
--iDe manera algunal respondi6.
me mi confdente. va to he dicho que,
entire la Abadesa, Ell confesor de 10 j6-
ven Y yo, hemos convenido en- la formu-
la con que SO ha de resolver tan espi-
noso case de conciencia. Gabriela 10
preguntara oy su padre Il Perdo-
ma usted 4 Fabian, incondicionalmente
todas sus pasadas culpas Por enorrnes
que 6stas sean, y por mucho dolor y
repugnancia que usted le causen las
que con el tempo puedan ilegar On
noticia, lno SO arrepentira usted nunca
de haberIo perdonado, como yo 10 per-
dono ?"--Por este medic, Gabriela no
escandalizara nj afigira el Amino de su
padre no fomentara tampoco tu difa-
macion Y la de Matilde { 10 cual ser{a
un pecado mortal J, nj menos podra ser
acusada en- tempo alguno de haber dess
conocido one d. Jaime de 10 Guardia
tenia algo que perdonar a Fabian Con-
de antes de namarlo su hiio....
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GACETA DEL 5.

Por ell Gobierno General Sc aprue-
ba ell nombramiento INFERNO de con-
sui britanico en- Ponce d favor de
ID. Eduardo Lee.
r. O. nombrando magistrates su-
plentes de esta Real Audiencia d los
Sres. D. Jose S. Quinones, D. Jose
A. Canals y D. Jose R. Becerra.
Reales 6rdenes concediendo a D.
Francisco Fontanals y Martinez, Sc
cretario de este Gobierno General, y
a D. Felix r. Echevarrfa, auxiliato-
ria para ejercer la abogacia en- el
territorio de esta Audiencia.
Otra dejando sin efecto el NOM
bramiento de D. Benito Gordon para
ell Juzgado de Guayama. Otra nom-
tbrando notario de Bayamon q Don
Perfecto Bures, en- turno de oposi-
cion, y como propuesto en- primer
lugar en- la respectiva terna. Otra
sobre ell personal de reemplazo de
las al mas de Infanteria y Caballerfa.
Por la Real Audiencia Sc convoca
a los Notarios a la junta general que
Sc inaugura:a ell "a del corriente.
Por la Administration Central de
Contribuciones Sc anuncia nueva SUI
basta de la impression de 100000 c6-
dulas de vecindad para el proximc
afio de 1879. Tendra lugar el l6
del corriente en- la Intendencia.
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Paso una semana, durante la cual nc
volvf casa de Diego, bien que Diego
fuese diariamente la mia. La necesi
dad de hacer algunas visitas ofciales
on mi calidad de Secretario de Lega
cion, Y el arreglo de mi casa y de mis-
negocios, abandonados durante tan lar
ga ausencia, explicaban y disculpabar
sufcientemente mi conducta q los ojos
de Diego pero la verdadera razon dc
mi retraimiento era la profunda anti.
patia que me inspiraba su mujer.
patia que iba va rayando en- odio.
Asi las cosas, lego a Madrid D. Jai'
me de la Guardia.
Diego y 20 salimos q esperarlo.-
Ell noble viajero nos abrazo d los dos
cordialisimamente, y tanto aquel gene
roso arranque de benevola confanza
como su hidalga, hermosa y respectable
fgura, me cautivaron y subyugaron des-
de luego.
Personifque usted en- un hombre co
mo de cincuenta y cinco amos, muy arro-
gante fuerte todavia, la gentilezs y
sencilla majestad de Gabriela, y for
mara usted idea del caballero aragones.
Sus ingenuos ojos y puras facciones
recordaronme mucho los encantos
de mi adorada, cuyo olasico rostro
me parecia contenplar, no va mo-
delado en- suave cera sino agigantado y
escul lpido en- bronco.
Por 10 demas, no pude menos de SEN
tir amargulsimos remordimientos al
VERNE abrazado con tan confiada efll-
sion por IN hermano del digno Gene.
raj, cuyas canas habla 20 mancillado
inicuamente
-Gabriela me ha prohibido { dijome
ID. Jaime del modo mas afectuoso ira
tarle usted como q yerno hasta que
ella me coAsulte no Re que cavilosidad
8 sscrapulo Do monia, que lusgo resul.
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NO ES J U S T o.

Tn suscritor nuestro, vecino y
contribuyente del pueblo de Baya-
mon, que tiene cuatro amos ha pen
diente un credito de consideration
contra aquel municipio y cuyo pago
no le fue possible aicanzar nj porque
dicho credito venga figurando en- ell
presupuesto hace tres amos seguidos,
nj porque ordenara ell pago de la can
tidad la Excma. DiputacioE provin-
cial, nj porque, en- fin, 10 mandara el
Sr. Juez de la [nstancia de Cathedral
en- Is de Mayo del presente ailo; di-
cho vecino, decimos, es compelido
ahora por aquella alcaldia con un ex-
pediente de apremlo cobrandole con-
tribuciones cuyo importe tiene en- la
Depositarla segun una certifcacion
de 26 de Febrero dltimo que asf 10
acredita, amen del credito de refe-
rencia. De este hecho, nos dice ell
citado suscritor, tiene va conocimien-
to ell Iltmo. ST.. lntendente de Ha-
cienda, y de su rectitud esperamos la
anulacion de dicho expediente, rele-
vacion de costas y papel en- el inver-
lido.
Esto no impide que llamemos nos
otros respetuosamente la atencion
del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General
sobre tan incalificable hecho como ell
que Sc nos denuncia desde Bayamon.
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compania.-l Die que estoy muy sole
en- esta triste vida
Diego me miro profundamente, y ex-
clamo
II Yo mismo te desconozco Yo
mismo te cree Olga 10 que quiera Gre
goria tn curacion ha sido radical.
Traida colacion Gregoria tan fuera
de tempo, va no Sc volvio a hablar de
Gabriela. Fran dos conversaciones in
compatibles. Fran dos figuras que Sc
proscribian mutuamente.
Habl6, pues, Diego de su mujer con
aquel febril entusiasmo que acostumbra
ba, que parecia hijo de una duda pro-
pia 6 refutacion anticipada temidas
obieciones ajenas.
i Que feliz me has hecho anoche
{ dGome resumiendo) Ell agrado y la
admiration que te produjo Gregoria, y
de que diste tan claras muestras, du-
plic6 mis- ojos ell merito que 20 le
reconocia, y aument6 en- la misma pro-
porcion mi felicidad. Pareclame que
anoche era cuando verdaderamente me
casaba
d Y ella? que dice?--le prengun-
t6 con afectada cordialidad.
Ella cavila todavia va Sc v6
no te conoce tanto como yo y, por otra
parte, recuerda con inquietud todo 10
que le tengo contado de tn desconten-
tadizo gusto en- punto a beiieza flsica
y de tus antiguas hereiias res2ecto de
la moral !--Asi es que esta manana me
decia con una franqueza de angel 4" Els
" muy dificil que Fabian no despreeie
"a una pobre muier de bien como yo...
" Ademas, tu amigo no podra perdo-
" marine nunca d que le haya robado
"parte de tu alma. De todo 10 cual.....
/" deduzco que tardara mucho tempo
ZEN legar transigir conmigo, 81 va no
:" es que SO dedica, 8 contribuye inde-
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Ell PADRE DE GABRIELA.

Al dia siguiente fue Diego q almorzar
conmigo, despues de haber estado en-
ell Convento y conference.-the largamen-
te con Gabriela acerca de mi llegada
y del saludable cambio que SO advertia
en- mis- ideas y sentimientos.
La noble joven 10 habia dido con in
menso j1bilo y sin esforzarse va por
disimular ell amor que me profesaba /;
pero habIa insistido en- que era mas
necesario que nunca me abstuviese de
intentar verla y de acercarme al Con-
vento hasta que su padre llegase q Ma
drid.-" Dfgale usted hab1a manifesto
" do por 1ltimo que quedo dando
"gracias & Dios por haber escuchado
mis- oraciones y tenido piedad de un
i" alma que siempre me fu6 tan querida.
"Dlgale usted que no me considere CO.
" mo ell termino de sus esperanzas y
anhelos de ventura, sino como una
companera de destierro que SO COM
"placera en- llevarlo de la mano, al tra-
" yes de este vale de Agrimas, la YER
" dadera felicidad, que es Dios. olga
!" le usted, en- fin, que, pesar de todo
" ell amor que le tengo, y a1n despues
de casarme con el suponiendo que
" ell cielo asi 10 disponga J, yo nae CON
ceptuare siempre humilde sierva de
/" Dios antes que esposa suya, y que,
"puesta q optar entire una y otra obi
"gacion, preferir6 servir mi Eterno
Padre. "
Die cuando la yeas respondf con
tanto fervor como mansedumbre J, que
acepto sus condolences que, ayudado
de ella, me atrevo q responder de mi, y
que dejo su misericordia ell no privar-
me va mucho tempo de sR bepdita
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06

Hemos recibido de un amigo nues-
tro ell siguiente telegrama
3" Gaceta dice son electores los que
paguen alguna cuota, y disposition
transitoria dice que los que paguen
25 pesetas. Sirvase explicar esto."
AL que contestamos en- estos ter
minos
Son electores todos los que pa
guen cinco pesos 8 mas de contribu-
cion, 8 tengan tftulos PROFESSIONALS"
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Total

Lo que espero tendra la bondad de
hacer tambien p1blico para satisfaceion
de la persona caritativa que ha hecho
la donacion, y por cuya digna obra 10
doy expresivas gracias en- nombre dc los
pobres socorridos.
AL expresar a V. mi gratitud por dis
pensarme el servicio que le pido, mo
ofrezco de V. como siempre 81 atsnto
s. s. y amigo Q. B. s. NJ.
Francisco Julid.
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Boletin Mercantil.

mente nos habfamos encerrado. Pc
ro, pues, Sc nos trata de poner en-
evidencia ante ell p1blico en- mengua
de nuestra reputation personal y del
BoLETIN, cumple d nuestro decoro
probar que contra todos tenemos ra-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06

NJ. Boscawen ha descifrado EN- 9!
British Museum, dos documentos de
una gran importancia. Sc trata de
dos escrituras de venta de dos pro-
piedades situadas cerca dc Babilonia,
coz sus respectivos pianos.
La primera de elias es referente &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06
Diciembre 2 de 1873.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.


Muy Sr. mio: sirvase tener la bondad
de dar cabida en- las columnas de 50
ilustrado peri6dico al contenido de una
carta que acabo de rscibir, cuyo tenor
es ell siguiente
"Sr Alcalde de esta Villa.-Muy Sr.
milo: deseando dedicar una onza para
el socorro de algun menesteroso y con-
vencido de que nadie mejor que V. pus-
de hacerla llegsr q manos de un verda-
dero necesitado, me permito remitfrsela,
no dudando hara este obsequio an ve-
cino-Aguadilla 2 de Diciembre do
1873.
En- su consecuencia, puesto de acuer-
do con el Reverendo Cura Parroco de
esta Villa, he hecho el reparto de 10 Oh
tada onza espanola y entregado su i'm
porte a los siguientes pobres
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para que Sc sirvan, en- 10 que este de
su mano, contrarestar esa especle de
calamidad monetaria por cuya desa-
paricion hace dias clama la voz gene
raj de la opinion p1blica.
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Padre Perd6neme listed este desa-
hogo.. !. 81 la virtud no pudiese mos
trarse baio otro aspeeto que ell que me
ofreci6 en- Gregoria, yo proclamaria q
la faz lie Dios, one el yicio es mucho
mas. amable, digno y generosol Afortu-
nadamente, la virtud Sc personifca tam
bien en- s6res tan dulces, tan atractivos,
tan adorables como usted como Ga
briela, y cuyo lado nc concibe uno otra
felicidad que la de llegar q ser bueno y
la de MERCER entire tanto su indulgente
simpatfa.
i Siempre seductor (respondio el
Padre Manrique. Indudablemente es
listed un hombre muy peligroso Pero
yo procurar6 no dejarme inducir a en-
gafo por esos distingos acerca de la vir-
tud, y ser6 infexible cuando legue Ell
Eaomento de fallar este largo proceso de
su vida de usted.
va esta terminando respondio
Fabian ;ly justicia pido de aquf en-
adelante /; que no misericordia
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se FOLLETIN.
EL EseAlnALo.
NOV Ella
POR
PEDRO A. DE ALARCON.
{ CONTINUATION.

Y sin deiar espacio q ninguna otra
replica, sali de aquella casa, murmuran-
do en- 10 profundo de mi corazon:
-IPobre Diego Y pobre de mi,
que tendr6 que volyer q hablar muchas
Yeces con su virtuosfsima y abominable
esposa
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--iY Gabriela acept6 semeiante e1s
pediente P-prorumpi6 81 Jesuita CON
inusitada violencia.
ST, sefior,
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UNA BUENA OBRA

lnsertamos con gusto la siguiente
carta que nos ha remitido ell Sr. AL
calde de Aguadilla
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14
A Japanese Lady,s toilette.

Describing the toilette preparations
Of a Japanese damsel, a correspondent
says it is a matter of no light consider
alton, and to be in good time for the
feast she must be up and dressing long
before the sun rises from behind Fuzi,
the great sacred mountain. Thelong,
coarse tresses of black hair must be
washed, combed and CREASED until the
head shines like q knob OF polished
black MARBLE The cheeks must be
roughed to the proper tint, the throat,
neck and bosom powdered, carefully
leaving, however, on the neck, three
lines Of the brown skin of the owner, in
accordance with the rules Of Japanese
cosmetic art. Then the eyebrows are
to be. carefully rounded and touched
with black, the lips Redeemed with
cherry paste, with a patch of gliding
in the centre. When all this has been
done, and she gets together a proper
allowance of pocket handkerchief pa
per, her tobacco pouch, pipe and fan,
she saliies forth.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14
PnrNcE for

Prince GoRTscHAKoFF, for an old
man Of eighty, retains a wonderful hold
on the affections of the fCzar and the
Russian people. At an age when most
intellests are worn away by the erosion
Of time, he remains firm as granite.
His wonderful ability in directin q state
affairs during 50 many trying years has
begotten a confidence that defes the
undermining influence of favoritism,
Time and again it has been said that
he was about to retire and give place
to Count Schouvaloff, a man who has
rapidly risen to a place in the conf
dence of the Car. And just as the
correspondents had Schouvaloff step
ping into G~ortschakoff's slippers.
Schouval lon was sent away on some
mission. Within two weeks it was a n
nounced that a new Office, that of head
Of the ministry Of police, was to be ere
ated for Schouvaloff. This position
would make him equal in power to
G~ortschakoff. But Instead of such
provision being made, yesterdays tele-
grams state that G~ortschakof has had
another quiet victory. ASchouvalof re-
quested to be relieved of all cares of
once, and his resignation has been ac-
septed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

'FromJ. A. Tyner, a .oeu kno.on cits-
sen Of Wilson. N. O.: My wife had
suffered for ten or twelve years with a
hind Of dry letter, which Sapt the scalp
covered with dandruff, and caused her
aair to fall out and get very thin and
surned grey, but after using London
Hair Color Restorer,', the letter was
cured and the grey hair restored to its
natural color, the hair stopped falling
out and is growing beautifully. By tell
ing of the effect it had on the head Of
my wife I have induced q number to
try it. and I want you to send me a doz-
en- bottles by express 1 enclose post
office order for IS to pay for it. London
Hair Color Restorer is sold at 10 cents
a bottle by all leading druggists. DR..
Swayne g Son, Philadelphia, sole pro-
prietors. Colburn, Birks & Co. and
Singer d Wheeler, wholesale agents.
Sold in Cheyenne by Addoms & Glover,
corner 18th and Eddy streets.
mar10-dtt&sa&w-1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14
THE greenbackers even bes6t I

THE greenbackers wen bes6t the
path Of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston. In
consideration OF his being an ''emi-
nent'' and all that sort of thing, he was
entrusted with the construction of a
platform. As 1t calls for hard money
and Is opposed to the reduction Of the
army, it is likely to lead its maker into
trouble. yirginians, in his district at
least, favor greenbacks and a reduction
of the army. So they propose putting
up a greenbacker against the doughty
laadar -. -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14
Gen. arant,s Wealth.

Gen. Grant has written a recent let
ter to a friend in Washington, in which
he says that he never speculated or in
vested in New York real estate; thai
he never went in debt for property
that he spent more than his salary dur
ing his flrst term, and just about got
on the increased salary Mrs sec
ond term, and that his only a1ktrgva.
gance was his Missouri stock farm,
which he broke up BY selling and CIV:
ing AWAY the stock and renting the
the farm.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

ONCE again the cable informs us that
Germany and the Vatican have made
up. This seems strange in the face Of
the fact that the Archbishop of Posen
has again been summoned to appear be-
fore the German ecclesiastical courts.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

Sitting Bullion is not by any means
the silver lining to the dark cloud Of
Indian troubles.
A New York lady was recently hug
ged to DEATH But a bear must have
been the aggressor.
Why boys wait for cold weather be-
fore playing at marbles is n of the
mysteries insolvable this side of eter-
nifty.
One OF our exchanges is so mean that
it won't mention the name of any other
paper, save in the printed address on
the wrapper.
Blood viii tell. A gentleman won't
spit on a lady's trail. But the same
individual will expectorate all over the
parlor carpet.
In.the Cache la Poudre river the
other day, Mr.. Craw was fished out
backwards. He had been following a
seductive trout.
A mule is as uncertain as the aver
age red headed woman. p. S.-R. b.
women will please remember that we
are red headed ourself.
"Can any good get into C~hicagop"
asks an exchange. Oh yes; but it isn't
that which defles it. It's what comes
OUT that does the damage.
A Horse creek cow-puncher was in
town last night, sampling the side
walks. He stood on his head in no less
than a dozen places on Ferguson street,
and crawled about on his hands and
knees, swearing at ''that id stubborn
bull"
The other day we published an item
about a Washington woman giving
birth to five children in one trial. We
have since discovered a Cheyenne lady
who beats that number. She gave
birth to six children, and they are all
alive and hearty.
"when do you consider a man drunk,
Bob?, asked Boss Caswell of Cherokee
Bob, yesterday. Nv e(hic)ll," drayled
out Bob, as he endeavored to strike a
light with a toothpick, well, I (hic)
hi should say t~(hic)hat wen he (hic)
couldn't 'old any more, he (hic) he (hic)
was ftdt." And Bob motioned that he
had room for about one more.
MaGilder was ON hand as usual at
the depot yesterday, with his book Of
autographs. For n novelty he tackled
the seediest passenger for his sig. II
read "Dr. J. A. Hammond What
inquired Fluke, fare you the doctor?''
"Oh, no." coolly replied Hammond,
''I'm y poor debtor-Dr., dye 'see?''
And he strolled into the hotel for u
toothpick.
Let there he an end to the palpable
falsehood that figures won't LIe.-TNew
Haven Register. t1a
1t is the experience of circus propri-
| etors that one stock OF clowns jokes
will outlast seven sets of canvas cover.
ing.-fEx.
Yes, that's the way It goes. AS soon
as flour comes down meat goes up-ice
comes down and coal goes up. They
a take the whole country and go to
blazes with II. "-TFres Press.
A letter recently produced in a breach
of promise. suit at evidence contained
the following sentence: Dearest love, !
swallowed the postage stamp on your
letter, because 1 knew your lips had
touched it."-lEx.
A little f~our-year-old, a native and
resident of New Jersey, while watching
the lightning flashes from his nursery
window a few evenings since, during a
storm, turned to his urse and re-
marked that "God was scratching
matches against the sky."-[Ex.
L
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

HREE vacancies in the house Of
representatives will have to be filled
this autumn. They were caused by
the death Of ]. Z. Leonard, of LOUISE
ana, Frand WEIGH, of Nebraska, and
T. j. Quinn, of New York.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

BUTLER will have to put his fertile
wits to work. The state executive
committee of the democratic party has
decided that no delegate is eligible to n
seat in the convention who proposes
retsns for anybody who is not a recog-
nized democrat.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

THE Salt Lake Tribune says the Oma-
ha Herald was a Mormon newspaper
published in a Christian city, and that
God in his divine wrath swept it away
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

Z APPEALS, pathetic and strong, still
com e up from the South. Some points
are not heard from simply because the
telegraph operators are sick or have
died. There is as much need Of charity
sever- H-r FrIr
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

VOLUNTEER physicians and nurses
in the South are falling like grain be-
fore the mower. Being unacclimated,
they are oon attacked and speedily fall
victims to the insatiate destroyer.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

NICKEL contributions in the East,
for the fever sufferers, amount to a
very handsome sum Of money. The
plan might be triedin Cheyenne.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

ALEX. STEPHENS is always willing to
60 Into a caucus, but won't stay with
it if itdiffers from him.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

RARUs is ~retrograding. AT Dubuque,
Iowa, "Wednesday, he trotted three
heats in 2:22i, 2:20t and 2:20i.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

RoRERr BONNER peremptorily re-
fuses TO become D candidate for mayor
: Of New York city.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

OADr. EAps. Of Mississippi jetty
fame, intends visiting the Zuyder Zee.
Holland, again.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

ORyILLE GRANT, the generals
brother, who is in a lunatic asylum at
Morristown, N. j., is improving some
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

MIDHAT PAsHA has permission to
return to Turkey. He was banished
al the beginning Of the war.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

MEHEMEr Airs Christian name was
Julius Detroit. He was from Madge-
burg, Prussia.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

Corrected weekly by whippIe q Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocerr and Commission
Merchants. Cheyenne wyoming.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-14

SINCE the heated spell, st. Louis is
as healthy MS any city in the Union.