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Homo and Foreign News.


The London TImss' financial srtlcie saw.
that IL looks extremely probable that the
call OF $500 per share on the share holders
OF the Glasgow Bank will be enough. For
a majority OF the share. holders that mean.
absolute ruin.-Some cannot pay anything
and the consequence will be heavy drafts
upon the residue who are rich. These
drafts will paralyxc business, weaken cred
II. sud prove source OF misery 10 Scot
land for years. Banking credit has receiy-
ed a shock. and confidence Is shaken. al q
time when the coalition OF trade required
that Il should be peculiarly strong The
mischief thus done - nov only beginning
to be revealed. Ultimately. doubtless.
good will result from thi, collapse; but,
meanwhile, II hangs over the country Ike
nightmare, and nobody can be sure that
IL may not prove a signs! for further disas-
tiers. AT the same time nothing Is more to
be deprecated than un:-asonink suspicion
We are glad 10 hud that there /. 10 all the
banks ot London strong feeling OF conf
denec and readiness To help those requiring
IL. which must 20 lar 10 prevent any ex-
sensible a. most Of the London bank man
ayers. the wors, that could happen may
probably be avoided.
six OF the Bank Directors, who have held
prominent. public positions have been ar.
rested. This has created great sensation,
but meets with the general approval OF the
community. Other heavy failures are re-
ported In England and Scotland.
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a tnn>tantinople dispatch says that
Admiral Hornhv. IN the dispatch boat Hell
ican. has gone Ia cyprus tn meet thr Lords
Of Admiralty. Gu his return the fleet .lll
anchor In the Gulf OF I-nid. The intended
withdrawal Of the f"et from the vicinity Of
Gsllipolis has been Abandoned In conse.
9nence of the rcceot movements OF the
Russians
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Tho struggle for ollcIal position be.
tween the Gresnbackers and Democrats Of
this State IL progressing With consider abls
acti witty. Lobbyists are In greater demand
than ever before and are already busiIy q
work In the Interest Of this Greenbscks,
o. that Denocrss. D. and bye It vii
appear whether the Whale has swallow ~
Jonah.or Jonah the Whale. and TIE Aepub.
leans afs reservinR their strength for q
contest with the victorious party.
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Hon. GARRISON n. Potter has declined
. denomination to Congress. Is 1t possible
that by the publication Of the Tilden dis
patches. 1.-The keen. bright sunlight OF pub
licity" is becoming . little too slaring Tor
Mr.. Potter? Was he one Of the coparce-
nerss
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Governor Hampton h making speeches il
South Csrolins, With The usual scco9paainent
Of rife clubs, o. what Johnson HsGood would
call sieews. IN oee Of biz speeches BE oiled
attentioa 70 bic e1osls - Governor, ss6 ~
married. that b s'had tFied 70 oblieersts the
eolss hne." A voiee n IL crowd ssnd "And
yoU'ys deas NJ II - hasn't alseody dsse Il,
be viii bs1bse teis campaign b over, provided
he bulldoosn dea't d. q evssWosk before
eleceiea day.
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Look, Farmers 3,

IB. wIrHEE Son, farmer Mlllers Of OrriHs
ton, can make more and better Flour. al the,
mill al Dedham. than any mill in the county o
Hancock or PenobsGot
j. Il. WfTHEE & son,
Reference, A. NJ. Moore, Mill Man
Ellsworth, Oct i2, 1878. 3Wt2'
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Peanuts have been raised In Alfred
this season.
Mrs. Scot, Siddons will give readings
Ia Rockland this winter.
Joseph Eaton and wife OF Waldo, Me-.
celebrated their golden wedding . few
days ago.
Oliver Otis has retired from the editor
ship OF the Rockiand Opinion and Mr.. Brad.
ford X. Kslloch succeeds him.
The house occupied by Aaron Kelly.
1t Jonesport. was burned last Friday night
His daughter, aged seven. persisted In the
nre.
Work has commenced on the new
lighthouse ON the hubble at Cape Neddick,
York. Il Is expected to be ready before
Winter sets In.
"A. X. Dunton 10 the Camden Herald
asserts that Meservey and not Har. wrote
the anonymous letters tina. helped convict
Hart Of the St. George murder.
The Machias Republican, says the house
OF AloDxo +. Armstrong, near East Ma
chias. was burglArized on Sunday morning
and dfty eight dollars in bills and gold
taken.
st. John Smith. . retired merchant
and bank president OF Portland. and with
one exception the wealthiest citizen. died
in Portland, Saturday morning. aged
eighty.
The Maine Central bridge scross the
Csthance river at B0wdoinhAm is TO be
replaced by q new aud heavier iron one.
and the one removed Is to be put on the
Belfast road.
IT. II. Cushing Of winlerporf. died
Wednesday night He has represented
Winterport in the State House Of Repre-
sentstives. and the comfy Of Waldo In the
State Senate.
The stores OF W. w. EOrcross and f.
II. SOule, New Sharon, were entered FRI
| day night. and money and goods amount
ing TO 600 were stolen. No clue to the
| robbers.
A schooner Is loading at Kittery with
best Baldwin apples for the South IT l6k
| cents q bashel. and at Sanford farmers will
car; and pile apples for cider NJ cents .
| bushei.
L J. Strout. ESQ, Of Limington. =
| successful fruit grower and farmer. has re-
ceived an order from . merchsnt in Lon
| don, England. for several hundred barrels
Of apples.
The sailor. John n. Wright. OF Indian
River. Ne. was Saturday indicted BY the
k1anu July III DtooAiyu' tOt moroef 10 toe
nrst degree, for the killing OF Barney
Fersn, the b0atman. The body OF Feron
was found In . canvass hsg.
The Pres Gays Capt. Henry Peakes Of
the III fated bark Sarah vas Z native OF
Maine and for several yesrs resided at
OroOO. He leaves wife. mother and sov.
ersl sisters In Boston and . sister In that
| city 70 mourn bis untlmeiy loss. Csp,.
Peakes was On experienced whaler having
made . great number Of very soccessNal
voyages and vas inst in The prime Of .
useful Tie.
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The Times says shat TiIden's denial
~ill probably be accepted - conclusive BY
those on the lookout for pretext favora.
bic to HE aoQuittal. In reality. however,
IL 10 no better than an evasive protessasion
Of purity.
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Freedom Notice.

T hereby give public notice thai l have this day
1 given my son, Joha Nc Cluskey, his time
during the remainder of his minority, and Thai
shali lain none of mis- earnings mol pay any oil
his debts alter TIN date.
RICHARD Nc. CLUSKEY.
Castine, Oct. 10, 1878. 3w42
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With Tiljen dies fraud The word
cannot be pronounced henceforth with
gravity from the democratic stump. II per-
ishes from out democratic platforms u
their authors have still the capacity TO
blush. Repxbli<oa.
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Tho date on the address. label OF each subscri-
Der paper shows the time TO which the ssbecrip.
ton IL paid; and all subscribers In arrears are
requested 10 pay up ~ soon - possible
On receipt Of payments on subscription Ut this
once. q receipt viii be promptly sent to the sub
scriber; and the date the address label will BE-
corrected on the next issue OF the paper.
In all comm INDICATIONS relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested TO state tire
Posiofce TO which the paper 10. IL TO he. sent.
an to he careful TO ~rite all proper names plain.
~.
In directing q change Of address. always give
ne present address as well As the one TO which
veu wish the paper afterw arts sent.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

The Copartnershp heretofore existing under
] tue firm ia me OF y, IL. Higgins L son, Is th.-
day dissolved by mutual consent.
n. n. HIGGINS
y. Ii. HIGGINS, JR.
Ellsworth, Oct. /, 1875. }wi2
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To all that are suffering ffon the error. AMI
tndi serctions OF youth nervous weakness, early
decay. loss q manhood. &C, viii .rHd receipt
that will cure YOU, FREE or CHARGE. This
great remedy was Uncovered by q mi. sioua ; In
south America ~-nI a soil a,llr~ascd envelope
to The REy. JosEru T. lSNlS station u Elblc
HDus-., New York lyct a.
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-TAs World says that Tilden's letter y
10 long for dsaial and too short for IN
GRplanAAion.
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FOR SALE '

pf the subscriber, thorough bred AYRSHIRE
u Buli two year. old. raised on tho stock farm
OF DR. J. l.. sym0nds, Braiatree Mas
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To the Honorable, the Court Of County Coma
Hsissionsrs far TIE County " Hancock, !
nert 70 be holden in said County Of Han
cock, at EHstcorth. on the sth day oil
A
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will be done. ".
The answer WAS evidently satisfactory.
for Weed telesrapbed later: Looks we'll
now. fou must have the money at Bar.
nuns 10 Baltimore early Monday morning.
20 At ten tonight" On the same day he
sent the despatch saying 'meet me your.
| self II prudent" and cooliy admitted that
the returns gave Hayes 800 majority with
the highest Tilden Elector go behind the
lowest Republican. On Monday. Nov.
10. Smith n. Weed was registered 1t Bar.
nuns Hotel in Baltimore! That the mon
ey was ready there can be no doubt, bu,
for some reason the plot failed. Whether
Weed vas deceived by some other politl.
cal Spectator who acted as the interceder
referred to, Is not important here. although
there Is no evidence that the Canvassing
Board were real parties to such al agree
ment. There was delay. and meantime
| the Board, pressed by . mandamus from
the Moses Court, met and counted the
vote. declared the State for Hayes and ad.
| journed sine die.
The Csnvassing Board having passed
out OF existence the next device Was to II
tack the Republican Electors through the
corrupt Court and capture the Legisls.
tsre. To this end special cipher cores
poudence Was opened between Smith
Weed. II New York. and General John B
Gordon. A. c. Haskell and others At Col
umbia. Passing over this stage Of the
game, which 10 full Of interest 10 ifs de.
tails. ne come to the final effort which wa
| to brtbe enough members to secure the
Legislature. take possession Of the State
with Hampton's rife clubs. force the
Hayes Electors lotto an assumed coutemp.
Of Cosrt, and ,. orders Of Judge Moses
1 a..s<. IL
counting tho Eleseoral votes had paved
/ Iee lack Of the South Carolina vote aivinG
Ttiden the election. The correspondence
10 this plot vas By means OF the ''dietion.
ery code" Used In the Oregon ''0obble'
dispatches. The batch Of kilograms con.
tAins those summoolng the ride clubs q
COluasbia % the psetext OF the State Fair
IN Dec. Tilden's cipher sgeat q Colum-
bia telexTaphed:
"Aa9plsa's triumph dspsads upon contip.
eeecy - Sesaee capture; toQr vetss iadspsa.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18

noon. DIR. John Erskinc,. health off,
Ger, died this morning, also Father
Riordan.
Grenada: The deaths to-day were
Samuel H. Herschburg, of Louisville,
nurse in hospital here, Mrs. Joanna
Scanlon, ]. h. Campbell jr., and resi-
dent Of Colorado, whose name is not
given. There were three new cases.
Many convalascent are now seen on the
streets.
Canton: Total number of cases to
date, 424; deaths, SO. New cases in
the last twenty-four hours, 20; deaths,
II. There are six or eight more re-
ported dying. DR.. A. F. Cage, one Of
the best physicians and bravest work
ers, is dying. The fever is worse than
at any time yet.
Vicksburg: Weather very warm and
clear; Thermometer 96o; deaths to-day,
%; new cases about 60. The cold
weather Of the last week caused every
one to feel more hopeful, but the warm
weather of the past few days has again
reduced them to gloomy state, and a
smiling face is seldom seen.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18
DOTS AND DAsHEs,

Boston: A fire in the Merchants bank
yesterday morning caused loss of
$4,000.
London: Advices from Senegal to
the 9Th of September, say that the yel-
low fever has almost ceased there and
in Goree, where it has been epidemical
since the middle of July.
London: Bullion gone into the Bank
of England on balance to-day, el3O,-
600. The statement Of the Imperial
Bank of Germany shows decrease in
specie of $500, 600 marks.
London: The final heat of the single
scull race over the Putney Mortlake
course, for the sportsmen's challenge
cup, was contested to-day by W. Elliot
and Robt. Wilson Boyd. Elliot defeat
ed Boyd on foul. John Higgins
rowed over the course for the third
prize.
San Francisco: The steamer Ancon,
just arrived from Portland, reports that
on the morning OF the 10Th inst, in a
thick fog, she ran down the schooner
Phil Sheridan, about fifteen miles off
Umpqua bar. The schooner sank in
five minutes. The passengers and
crew were saved by the steamer.
Portland, England: Condor and Me-
lady, fenians, were discharged from the
Portland prison yesterday morning, and
Immediately left for Southampton, in
charge of the deputy governor of the
prison and two wardens, who will at
tend them until they are embarked on
the steamer Mosel, which sails to-day
from Southampton for New York.
New York: The T. ibuns says the
line of trucks loaded with freight for
the steamer City of Austin, yesterday,
at one time was more than a mile in
length; because of the rigid quarantine
no steamer has sailed from New Or
leans or Galveston for week, and the
Texas and Louisiana freight had be-
come blocked.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18
Oregon's New U. S. Sen
sGi6 ator.
Another Mexican Conspiracy.
Tidings of yellow F ever.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Buffers Democratic Convention.
Worcester, Sept. 16. Between and
6 O'Clock this morning the Butler men
secured possession of Mechanics Hall,
where the state. democratic convention
was to be held. They wrangled until
nearly twelve o'clock. The mayor of
the city Chas. B. Pratt, endeavored to
get the convention to adjourn. as the
state central committee suddenly deter
mined upon adjourning the conven-
ton until next week at Faneuil Hall,
Boston. a-z = u f,-s-
DR.. Spofford, a Butler man, was
elected permanent chairman. >, John L.
Rice, of SprinHeld, nominated Gen. B.
F. Butler for governor. He was fol-
lowed by speakers who wanted to know
how in the name Of God any democrat
could nominate Ben Butler, man who
for fifteen years had been one of the
strongest opponents against which the
democrats had to contend.
The convention adjourned till 2
o'clock.
Gen. B. F. Butler was nominated for
governor by acclamation. The follow
ing is the balance of the state ticket:
Lieut.. governor, John F. Arnold; Sec
retary Of state, Charles M. Strauss;
attorney general, Caleb Cushing, audi
tor J. B. Orielly; treasurer, D. N.
Skings.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18
NEW YORK.
Secretary sherman's Grabbing.


New York, Sept. 1.-THE Tribune
editorially says: The country will be
in measure treasured by Sherman's
declaration that the resembling of the
order in regard TO silver resumption is
a change Of method and not of policy;
that the Maine election has nothing to
do with it, that he has not abandoned
his principles and has determined to
take no steps backward. He still be-
Ieves he has right to exchange silver
dollars for greenbacks prior to the date
of resumption, in gold, but has felt
constrained to defer to the judgment of
lawyers of eminent ability. 1t is need
less to say that the counsel of these
gentlemen of eminent ability should
have been solicited before the policy OF
silver resumption was definitely an
nounced. The secretary is evidently
nettled by the criticism to which he
has been exposed. He should bear in
mind that his abrupt and seemingly
unnecessary change of base was effect
ed in the very face of the enemy that
was flushed with victory in Maine.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18

NOWHERE in the civilized world is
the Chinaman more mercilessly perse-
cuted than in Vancouver. An immi-
grafton tax is levied upon him, an an
nual tax is also wrung out of him, and
he is denied the privilege of laboring
for white people. Ostracised on every
hand his condition is pitiable indeed.
A dispatch received last night states
that the new laws are enforced
80 vigorously at Victoria that goods
in stores are seized in payment of
levies. Beaconsfeld may be persuaded
to admonish the people of the wild
Pacific coast.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18
YELLOW FEVER SUMMARY.

New Orleans: New cases, 223: of
Of which 122 occurred prior to the
14th.
indianapolis: c. w. Ferguson, q
Memphis refugee, died of yellow fever
here this morning.
Nashville: No native cases of yellow
fever have occurred here as has been
reported by specials.
Baton Rouge: Deaths two; new cases
80, during the part twenty-four hours
ending at O'Clock a. m.
Portland, Oregon: Thus far the sum
received in this city in aid of the yellow
fever sufferers is s5,
Memphis: Ninet y-six deaths reported
yesterday, and 2O5 new cases. The
fever is spreading to the suburbs and is
very fatal.
New Orleans: Howard association
applications for relief, 232, including
destitute persons. Y. M. q. A. new
cases, 81.
Cairo: John H. Crofton, the last Of
the ill-fated Bulletin employees, who
took the fever last week, died Monday
night in the hospital.
Cincinnati: Adam Detzel. deck
hand on the steamer Gaff, from New
Orleans, died at the yellow fever hospi
tai here Monday night.
Memphis: Forty-six deaths reported
{ up to noon, making 101 since yesterda!
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18
MEXICO.


The Customary Conspiracy.
City of Mexico, Sept. 9.-It is re-
ported that President Diaz has called
Gomez Palacco to take charge of the
department or go to Washington.
A conspiracy was discovered among
the officers of an infantry regiment.
Gen. Gonzales arrested the conspira-
tors and distributed the men among
other regiments.
Commerce with the United States is
reported steadily increasing.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18

AUSTRIA may yet have trouble with
in its own empire. Indeed IL Andrassy
were not a Magyar, the Hungarians
would long ago have forcibly objected
to the occupation Of Bosnia and Her
zegovina. They were decidedly op-
posed to the policy at the start, and the
loss of so many Hungarian troops and
the expenditure of SO many millions Of
forins hasn't decreased that opposition.
The government has delicate task to
accomplish.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18
OHIO.

Discovery of q Prominent Stiff.
Cleveland, Sept. IA case of body
snatching has been discovered at Will
loughby, where the medical college was
found to have possession of the freshly
buried corpse of Edwin French, a
prominent citizen. Warrants were
served out for the arrest of the faculty,
dean and about dozen members of the
college, by a son of the deceased. The
faculty affirm ignorance of the matter.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18
OREGON.
The New Senator.

Salem, Sept. 1.-THE democratic
caucus nominated J. H. Slater for
United States senator. A later vote
was taken in each house of the legisla-
ture which resulted in his election.
Slater, in an interview, says he is not
in sympathy with the imitation advocates
in the substitution of legal tender for
national bank notes. He opposes fat
money and demands that currency shall
be on a coin basis
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18
p.na,s Ravings.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE Sun says
of Buffers nomination that it is the
reverberation of the Maine earthquake.
1t is the voice Of general discomfort.
1t is Q protest against corruption and
extravaganza and fraud which made
taxes heavy and wages light. The day
of fiction and fustian, and men of pre-
tense and of sham are passing away.
The day of realities and of judgment is
at hand. No sane man contemplates
anything but peaceful measures with
the most scrupulous regard to the
rights of property; but the people are
bent on reform, and the party of re-
form and economy and equal rights
will prevail, whether by democracy or
by any other name it may be called.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18

WHILE many Americans are signing
for more paper currency, Turkey is
striving to get rid of some of its won
derful volume. How great that vol
ume is we don't know, but undoubted-
ly 1t is the biggest volume ever gotten
out in Turkey. The commission re-
Gently appointed to devise plan Of
reducing the currency has been unsuc-
cessful A good plan would be for
Turkey to pay her debts with the paper
at its face value.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18

LAST nights dispatches state that
the yellow fever contributions. in Chi.
cargo amount to s71, ,096, and that
S26, 900 have been appropriated. 1t is
not explained why the balance of x45,
006 is retained in Chicago. That
amount Of money could relieve much
suffering If devoted to the object for
which it was given.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18

Toledo Ahairs.
A dispatch from Chief Justice Waite
was receive this morning stating that
he will be in Toledo on Thursday, the
10th. President Hayes is to reach the
city at $40 that morning. Both will
come from Dayton, where they attend
the session of the trustees of the SOL
diers' home.
The state fair was formally opened
by Gov. Bishop. Gov. Williams, Of
Indiana, and the governor of Michigan
were also present, and delivered short
addresses.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18

4 THE democratic state convention of
Connecticut met in New Haven yester-
day and nominated the old state ticket
with the exception of Francis B. Loo
mis-, who declined to run for lieutenant
governor. Charles Durand, of Derby,
was nominated to fill the vacancy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18

TIE New York Tribune says apollo
getically of Secretary Sherman's recent
action, that the resembling of the order
is a change Of method, not of policy.
It admits that he made disagreeable
mistake and brought upon himself all
the criticism which seems to nettle
him 30 much.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-18
WISCONSIN,.
Powder Mil Explosion.

Dubuque, Sept. 17.-Lafiin & Rand's
powder mills dry house at Platteyille.
Wis, blew up yesterday afternoon.
The terrible conclusion shook the earth
for miles around. McGranahan, a
workman, was seriously injured. Other
mills were badly wrecked. Loss about
S12, 900. No lives lost.