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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-10
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
~Grocorics, Grain. Provisions. Etc.

Corrected weekly by whipple & Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-10
A Western Romance,

The Keokuk Constitution says: "Not
long ago there lived in indianapolis, Ind,
4 man and wife who seemed to be happy,
until the wife discovered that the husband
was false to her. Then she took her babe
and what few effects she possessed and left
was out on the world, and compelled to
,arn a living. She was q well-educated
woman, and could converse in three differ
mt languages was refined, and had all the
lirs of a woman who had the entrance to
rood society. From place to place she
travelled. seeking some employment where
~ bread might be earned for her baby and
herself. Chance brought her to KeokuE
md we suppose being disheartened a'l
lnable to obtain other employment, she
accepted n situation us a servant in a board
lng house, and is now working there in this
capacity"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Street or Block

Street or Block
ATTORNEYS.
d. MCLAUGHLIN Ferguson
Johnson & POTTER, Carey Block
E. W. MANN, 361 Sixteenth
j. W. KINGMAN, Leader Block
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-10

Better to wear Il calico dress without
trimming, If it be paid for, than to owe the
shopkeeper for the most elegant silk, cut
and trimmed in the most bewitchins man
rer.
Better TO live in u log cabin all your own
than a brown stone mansion belonging to
somebody else.
Better walk forever than run into debt
Tor Il horse and carriage.
Better to gaze upon bare walls than on =
brilliant display of charming but ~Unraid-fos
pictures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

trbuted by them for the benefit Of the yellow fever SUI
ferers, disposed OF yesterday by j. H. Draper 20
The bale brought $3.50, the bids being pooled tne mgr
est bidder being d. Watts Co., who shipped IL 70 W. "
Watts & Co.. Liverpool 70 be sold in the same manner
for the same purpose.
ViceChairman Stead. Of the Stock Exchange yester-
day, announced a committee TO solicit subserpuons
for yellow fever sufferers William Alexander bnlh
(chairmanl H. c. Chapman, II. T.. Alexandra, l. W. boo
cock ana Donald Mackay The committee met yester-
day afternoon and decided to begin operations to-day
steamship City OF Richmond on sunday was MIS-.
Simpson, who has been resident of New-Orleans ioI
thrtyeght years. and June 10 last went 70 Dublin 20
settle up an estate. While returning from DuDh 10
Liverpool she had her pocket picked OF $50 note anu
gold sovereign, nearly all the money she had auu sue ar
rived here destitute. She has been employed on
occasions in yellow fever Sickness by the Howard Asso
citation Of New-Orleans and has medal whch tney
awarded her for her services She was anxious 10 return
the employees of Castle Garden sufficient TO forward Der
TO New-OTleans. she departed last night. -,
THE TRIBUNE has received for the yellow FEVER suurI
ers go through Eugene SeiDert, ptpclpal OF NLr,i
Hall school, Nazareth, Penn. SO from j. W. d., lake
George ana $l5 from an anonymous contributor. Inc
money viii be promptly forwarded 10 Mayor Ely. -
emergent onmuIicttOn Of the Chancellor wal
worth Lodge OF Masons No III, VIII be hed at Tue MA
Temple saturday August 81, a y M to eVlsc
means Tor the relief OF the yellow TcNcr tnHtttih
The Rev. Dr. Morgan DIX, Rector OF Trinity Chutch,
IN letter To THE lRiBUHE says: Having fccelNeu
urgent tiers from brethren IN the south ASKING lot an
the terrible stu lti1n in which they are placed Deg
To saw through Won, ,hat 1 VIII giaOly take cLafgc OF
aud forward whatever may b. sent 90 int Tor thtlI r.
lief Sew raj OF the Sisters OF 81. Mary nave areau}
the children made orphans by the fever. For tl.,
particularly ask prompt heip; thelf services uuiS
the fever 1878 have not been IOfg0tten.' ,,,,
a. II. Watson, secretary OF the ItlcglaphlC hutl'l
Benefit Association this city, has sent the lulloWtE
eeam TO the representatives Uf the association AZ al
feyer-stcken puinCs The Executive Committee OF Tue
ASSOCIATION have voted to extend aid TO needy tnDeis
OF the association suffering with yellow fever report
each case by wire, stating what II needed
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were not for overproducton there would be no dit-
Guilty."
"Do you think that the value of railroad securi-
ties will be affected at all by the resumption OF
specie payments p
"No; that has been discounted, / think. And the
value of railway securities will depend upon the re-
turns of the roads, and not upon change OF that
kind"
STATE AND NATIONAL POLITICS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
"In your opinion, will the Pennsylvania election
be close this yearp
"There will probably be close fight. The vote
of the National and Greenback men and the other
outside bodies is an uncertain quantity. II they
unite as ] think they will, they will be an impor-
tant element in the campaign. Itappears to me that
they draw about equally from the Democrats and
the Republicans All the parties claim to be confident
of success. l met Mr.. Robert Mackay shortly be-
fore i left Philadelphia (which was about ten days
ago., and he assured me that the Republicans
were certain to win. | also met Senator wallace,
and he declared that the Democrats were sure OF
victory. Mr.. Devices of the National GTeenback
party, told me that his party would sweep every
thing before it,"
"What one of the men named now in connection
with the Democratic Presidential nomination in
1880 appears to you to have the most strength
among the Democrats of Pennsylvania I"
1T seems to me to be too early 10 De naming
Presidential candidates when we do not know but
that events may change the whole aspect
of affairs within two years. br Thurman
is a very able man, and appeared to be
i'm great favor among the Democrats couple OF
months ago, but now Mr.. Tilden seems to have
como 70 the surface again. There is much SYM
patty with him on account of the way in WHICH ne
lost the Presidency before. A great effort will be
made think, TO carry New. York and Pennsylvania
for Mr. 1ilden MIR Hendricks IL a very strong man
with many friends. Mr.. BayaTd is also strong and
able man."
How have Pennsylvania Republicans received
the suggestion of General Grants name for third
term f
1t has been received very warmly 1t is not I'M
likely in my opinion, that GrTnt will be the Repub-
lican nominee. He would make very strong can
south continues, he will probably be nominated.
Who is there to take his placer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
WASHIAGTON.
TILE HAYr.SnERMAN CONFLICT.
The HAY I-SllEhMAN CONf llCi'
THE COMMISSIONERS BUSY DEFENDING MS DEPAKI-
MENT-A REPLY TO GENERAL SHERMAN.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE RIBUSE.l

THE COMdIsSlONEk BUSY DEFENDING hlH bEIAhi-
MENT-A REPLY TO GENERAL SHERMAN.
BY TELEGRArH TO THE rRiBuNEL
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Iudan Commissioner
Hayt has to-day given 10 the Associated Press
column letter in reply to the severe rciloc-
tions upon him contained in General Sher-
mans Endorsement OF General Carlas report
The commissioner is making she most
strenuous efforts through the press and IN other
ways to defeat the project, which is gathering
additional strength here, to transfer the Indian
Bureau to the War Department. An article OF over
a column in length prepared in the Indian Ohicc'
was published in last saturdays Star, and was
offered to the Associated Press and to the other
Washington papers for publication. The article
enumerates the many errors aud acts OF maladmih-
istraton which have come to light during former
administrations for many years past ana assumes
that the reform which has been effected and the I'M
provements which have been made within the last
ten years as result of experience should be cred
tied to the present administration of the Indian
Office 1t is well known among newspaper
men that in no Government Bureau IN
Washington is more time devoted to the prcpara-
ton of articles for the press than IN the Indian Blu
reau. In view of this fact, the pertineEce OF Mr.
Hayt's opening sentence in the letter given Tonight
is not fully visible. 1t IS as follows:
"The steady pressure Of business IN the IN
dIau Bureau does not allow tnat elegant leisure
for poeunc discussion enjoyed ia large degree by tue
officers OF the army In uinc of peace
In regard to General Shennan's Endorsement, Mr..
Hayt says
"The positions taken by him are entirely un-
tenable. 1 had not seen the report he indolsed,
and therefore, could not have pOOl-pOohed'
at Generals Carl,n. Terry and sheridan
lie also adds: l. Tue present Commissioner Is u mere
novice. 2. A mere tbeoust? 3. VINO never saw
real live Indian. While making gentle denial OF
the dret two assertions would say, with his permits
sion mat nave real 1--we Indian seVeTI Tines
one eject OF the publication OF these Endorsements wiz
be 10 surprise the public officers Ia nigh positions
should indulge q style OF remark that AT best closely
resembles Chinese method OF warfare ana Las Oy 70
INFO
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DISCONTINUED woRKINGMEN.
DINNUN T IN I'D NVItINIa'W.IIF4''
AN ORGANIZATION AT WASHINGTON DENCUNCEs
THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE FOR HAVING ITS
PRINTING DOSE WHERE 1T PLEAsEs.

AN ORGANIZATION AT WASHINGTON DENCUNCEs
THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE FOR HAVING ITS
PRINTING DOSE WHERE 1T PLEAsEs.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSE.l
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-At meeting held this
evening by the District Of Columbia branch Of the
National Worliingmen's Assembly, at which dele
gates from every trades union in the district were
present, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
Whereas The action OF the Democratic Congressional
Committee. representing great polltlcal party inc
prOfessed exponent aud friend OF me w It's
It's official organ, edited and managed ny one StllsOn
Huchns, the sworn enemy OF the aDofef, anu sl,IhE
10 said Post It's campaign work ~ be executed 10y
"rats" at paupvrzed wages, IN preference 10 tue
trades union men, who. Ike INC GralseIs. nave assocl-
ated Themselves VITA organization f0f thelr Oec
tiou upon the platform OF 1--WE ana Iet lVet hhOuu DC
discOunteuanCed by every true labOreri aud
Whereas The total indifference 10 The appeals OF
committee 10 ba we said work done 1T far wages by the
cIa,Tinan of said committee BIr Blackburn Of Ken
tncky who denounced trades unions and the ghts OF
Ivt a. " matter worthy serious consideration by all
trades union men III the United States: and we look
upon representatives reprcecIug be desires OF their
c5nsuents VIC nIlst look upon the acton OF Mr. Black
burn the Representative Of the DtinUcrauc party, as
representing the policy OF that ptrV tOWafd Idues
unions and the rights of wOrkugInen; ana 49,
Whereas We, trades union mon, Ignoring politics
In our workings, aud cOnhninE ourselves 10 policy Tor
the amehOraOu O the condition OF the labOref feel IL
our dnty and Gud-Vcu right independent Of any past
or present party utilization, 20 denOunce the acton OF
said committee In It's sanction OF laYing It's Work done
at paunerzed wages and in tndOrbnS tao said POst rs
It's official organ run upon pauperized wage sysem;
therefore,
BE IL ResOlced That this assembly, the representative
Of all the trades unions III the District OF columbia, III
denendept OF past or present individual party feeling
most emphatcay denOuGce the action OF said COM
ittee In aiding and recognizing The Post III itB system
Of pauperiZing the lab0rer.
ResOied, That committee OF hYe be appointed ny lDe
President OF the Assembly to prepare ana issue circular
letter 10 an wOrkngmens labor unions and
Grange lodges in the United States setting forth the ac
non OF said committee IN it's sanction pauperZin0 the
wO kngincu and ask their withdrawal Of all support
from SAID party aud the Of 800 i hereby appr0
prated used by said committee In the printing ana
mailing OF SAID crcular letter. 800
Pesolutd That corresponding secretary OF this AS
seuy be- and is hereby instructed to forward copy OF
fine above preamble aud resolutions 10 all labor papers
i'm The United states aud tLer immediate publiea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
BOSNIA DEFIANT.
THE BOSNIAN REVOLT.
The BUSNIAN hENOIII.
THE INSURGENTS REINFoRCED-GENERAL szAPARY
ATTACKED BY THEM

THE INSURGENTS REINFoRCED-GENERAL szAPARH
ATTACKED BY THEM.
LONDON, Tuesday Aug 81, 1873.
DISPATCHES from Vienna say: The completely of
the Servians in the Bosnian instruction is again as
serted from various quarters. 1t is said that the
rebels retreating from Serajevo, went toward the
Seryan frontier and will cross it if closely pressed
II is also stated that prisoners captured at Do
boi, wearing the uniform of the Servian militia.
The insurgents about Doboj have been largely rein
forced. They have vigorously attacked DOboi sew
eral times, endeavoring to turn General Szaparys
positions and destroy his pOntOOns across the Bosnia
so as to prevent reinforcements from arriving Ac-
cording TO Vienna advices General Szapary repused
all the attacks, but Reuters dispatch from
Belgrade dated the Goth inst, states that
the insurgents declare that General Szapary
has withdrawn from Doboj to the left bank
of the Bosnia and destroyed the bridges They also
cIaim'that General Philippovtchs army at SeraJevo
is seriously threatened on both TANKS. Reinforce
ments are coming from Austria. The insurgents
are increasing IN every direction.
ANDRAssY STILL POWERFUL.
Several Vienna special dispatches speak OF the
precarious position of the Andrassy Ministry, in
consequence of the Bosnian and Turkish cOmplica-
tons. Reuter- telegram denies that the Ministry
is threatened and a correspondent of The Daily Tel
errqph writes that although Count Andrassy expe-
rcuces considerable opposition he Is still supported
by the Hungarian Ministry, by his colleague, Baron
Won Holman. and by the Emperor and this sup
port will enable him to weather the storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN WORK.

EFFECT OF THE FEVER IN Observation-Disclosures
MAN BLACKBURN ISSUES A CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT.
lBY' TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-The Democratic Con-
gressonal Committee was in session several hours
to-day, discussing matters relating to the coming
campaign. The members say they have assurances
from various sections of the country that great
victory awaits the Democracy in November. The
canvass in Mississippi has been suspended on ac-
count of the yellow fever. Letters from that state
vember, as il probably will. there will be no can
wasting except in the western portion OF the state
The committee has decided TO press with yigor the
issues now prominent before the people. IL has
already at work large force in getting out CAM
pagn documents. Among these is a pamphleJ by
Mr. Blackburn III answer to Senator WINDOWS In
terview on Democratic Economy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
TEI.FGRAPHIC NOTES.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27:-There were forty-iiye peti-
days.
MADISON. Wis, Aug. 27-Owing TO the adjourn
mani n the Supreme Court OF to-day account Of
death argument heard IN the suit against the NIL
YANKEE Lake Western RaOad for forfeiture OF
lts franchise
Albany N Y, Aug. 27-Argument in the case
OF attachment against SuPernt tspur OF the
tentary Investigating Committee was adjourned today IN
the supreme Court Until next week. Wbon o case vi" %
continued at Saratoga.
MONTREAL. Aug. 27.-Dunean Mcdonald, con-
,sor On me Montreal Ottawa and Occidental RAILWAY de-
hand over the road the Provincial Government on
te ground that the indebted 20 him 70 the amount on
non hereas The claims that be has been
overpsd some 100000 demand for surrender wiz 20
made today after which, necessary toreiDe means VIZ
prObahsy be used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
TOBACCO SEIZED IN IRELAND.
MAsuLNDInA TnnaduN. Ang. u. 1SIl


The Treasury Department has received in
formation from the United States Consul ut Lon
donderry through the Department OF State
that tho British ship Minnehaha has arrived at
Londonderry from Baltimore with about half ton
of manufactured tobacco OIL board, IL packages
less than size prescribed by the laws OF Great blu
ain which tobacco entered on tue manifest In
consequence Of this fact and other suspicious crcun
stancea tho tobacco aud the ship bringing tue same, mas
been seized by tho Collector OF Customs at Londonderry
THE CHISHOLM CASE TO BE TRIED.
Mrs. Chisholm, who for more than year has
beep filing a 5000 clcrkshp In the Treasury Depart
nept left for Mississippi to-day for the purpose OF at
tendmg the trial. In the State Court OF Kemper County
ofthe alleged murderers OF her family. The same prs
oners n aeouited now TO DO tried In the United
states Court At Jackson Miss, next NOYe1ibet lhetc
beJnG several indictments against them under tho Con-
ressional Enforcement Act for conspiracy 10 ueptFe
the ChishOlms OF their civil rights
CONVICTIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
dispatch has been received here from
T. @ Northrop, United states Attorney at Greenville
O. dated August a. and addressed TO the Hon Green
n Raun Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, sayings "Af
Tar days trial. the jury selected by the defence have
rendered verdict OF guilty AGAINST tue faas
ment The COurbts with me. The moral eneet ]" e"m-
I,lete Redmond refuses to surrender'
FIVE-TwENTIEs CALLED IN.
The Treasury Department to-day issued tho
,Itv.pnth call for the redemption Of Vetwsnty bonds
q, es5 oonsos Of 1865. The call lie for sbOOOOOO OF
which SO 300 900 ore coupop ape R2 100000 registered
honda The principal and Interest VII % PAD ~ ths
Treasury on and after EOVS'obsF "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
A SAD PICTURE.

CHESHIRE, Mass, Aug. 27.-The following dis
patch was received here to-day from w. g. Paxton,
CrandsMaster of Knights Templar at Vicksburg:
Disease ard destitution walk hand in hand In this
city. Eight hundred cases are under ueainenI me
weather is very unfavOrable We need everything.
Trains and steamboats, al stopped
CONSIDERABLE ACTION REGARDING THE POsTMAs-
TERsHIP.
WAsHISeToN, Aug. 27.-The appointment OF Mr..
Fin to be postmaster at Vieksburg, Miss, which
has been under consideration for several weeks,
was decided upon last week, and his commission
was signed by the President and forwarded to him.
To-day, at the Cabinet meeting, Secretary AeCrary
and Actng-secretary Hawley read dispatches from
Vicksburg, announcing that Mr. Pease, the present
postmaster, and members of his family, were down
with the yellow fever. In consequence OF thls III
seligence Aeting-P ostmaster-General Tyner was
directed to telegraph to Mr.. Hill. instructing HIM
not 10 assume the pOstmastership at present. IN or
der that SIR Peases troubles may not be added 10 al
this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
MYSTERIOUS MURDERS IN WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, w. T., Aug. 27.-The removal
of spikes and fsh-plates. week from rail two
miles cast Of Medicine Bow deep ravine, gave
rise the suspicion that it had been done with view TO
,,cl, and rob a train Deputy-sherif WiddOwneld and
n man named Vincent started on what was believed to
be tbe trail the woud-be robbers They ala not re-
rn and a large party started In search OF them last
sunday One OF the party has returned aud states mat
the bodies OF Wddowhed and Vincent were found IN
narrow canon of Elk Mountain, where they probably
met the gang Of robbers and were killed The Sheriff re-
ceyed two bullets in his neck and Vincent four in the
eli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
POLITICAL STRIFE IN SPAIN.

LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. y, 1873.
Reuters Madrid correspondent telegraphs
that II is stated that the article In the POed Of the
25th inst conveying threat from the Government TO
the ConstitutiOnsliss, should the latter oVersep the
law WAS inspired by Senior CtnOvas del Castillo, pres-
dent OF the Council According TO trustworthy informal
zion the United Republicans and the section OF the Con-
stitutoualsts acknowledging the leadership OF UllOa
object 10 fusion with the Radicals, on which the major.
tE OF the ConstuOnasts, under the lead OF Marshal
serrano appear resolved. ScOr Sagasta hesltates 10
act II does not appear probable that the party faVor
ing fusion will at present meet with popular support
Public opinion IL generally opposed TO any armed reYO
Iutunary movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
GENEROUS GIFTS FROM THIS CITY.


MONEY POURING IN FROM ALL SIDES, THE RECEIPTS
YESTERDAY AMOUNTING TO $14,722 so OF
THIS THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. COLLECTED
SS,S90-THE REV. DR. MORGAN DIX SENDS TO
THE TRIBUNE AN APPEAL FOR AID.
The Southern Relief Committee of the Cham
Der OF Commerce was in again yesterday aud
collected So 800 making grand total collected since
the appointment of the committee on Friday last of
$15,S45 II. They ordered to be transmitted to the
South yesterday the following amounts: Sisters of ST.
Mary, Memphis, $3.50; City Relief Association, Mem.
pills. 81 coo; Howard Association, Memphis, $1,000;
Howard Association, Vcksburg, 81 900; Howard As
sociatiOn, NewOrleans, $4,000 1t reported
committee yesterday that young Of respectable
appearance soliciting contributions from the mer-
chants and claiming to have the authority Of the Cham
Der. W. H. Scheflein * Co. gave check for $50 but
il made payable 10 S. d. BabcocI IL VIII
not he casbed The names of several firms were
on the subscription book which claimed TO
be unauthorized, ana the committee assert that
the person is swindler The committee
ceiyed about hundred applications from
persons who wish go South nurses yesterday the
applicants Offering their services gratuitousy. The
committee telegraphed to the authorities at Memphis.
Ncw-OIleans and Vcksburg asking whether nurses
were IN demand Replies were received asking that
nurses be sent and to-day the committee VIII meet
consider applications and forward those who had
yellow fever and trustworthy. The majority OF the
applicants are women. Dispatches were received by
President BabcocS yesterday from the Relief Committee
Of Memphis saying that money urgently needed
Two Of the contributions made Monday of $50 each
were credited to NJ s. and c. T. Burkam, when they
The following are the contributions made yesterday
NV rbf. NJ
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MARYLAND REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

MEN IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Aug 27.-FOr some time past there
has been some dissatisfaction in the Republican
party of this city, growing, it is said, out of the
distribution of Custom House patronage and the
outs have held number of meetings to reor-
panize the party. Tonight they held conventions
nm the lid and IVth Congressional Districts, COM
posed of city wards, and made nominations for
Congress In the Hid District, Robert Turner,
IYth. John c. Holland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
BlYARD 4AYLoRS BIRTHPLACE BURNED

KENNETT SQUARE, Penn, Aug. 26.-The old
stone building in which Bayard Taylor, the United
States Minister at Berlin, born was totally de-
stroyed by fire at o'clock this morning The building
stood OH the corner OF principal streets OF the
village and had been used OF late years entirely for
stores and other business purposes It was building
hat would at once attract strangers attention. The
demands OF bu uess had much altered Its appearance
ToIbng nov remains of the building but ragged mass
of smOfnr as. 1t is believed TO have been burned by
an incend 8,