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IT to al1ey, improved. dated March Il
III. W. Danncnbrink 10 Fl. L. Uegcncrl 4, ooo
Cornciia It. :4G It c Of Ashland as. :.
25xl:9S It, improved, dated March IL
(August Duewerth to C. and E. Wander
Mohawt St, n Of nnl near Ciybonrn Nv, 20
# improved, dated March 81 "a. and
H. Dannenbrink to Il. L, Descncr):, 1,5oo
MI nj, s41lod #, dated March Fl 6. a.
Jones to Willis A. Jones', ,...-.... ...... !, 500
Jay St, n Of and near Webster AZ, 273 tt
to alley. with other lots near the above.
dated March % Henry II. Spencer to
Adele v. Dcane).. ..........:.....:... 15Oo
South ualsted st, cor Of Tarty-third
st. " I. 57x125 IT. improved, dated
March 38 {B- and A. Jeioncl to Joseph -o
wailet i, So It oi Maxwell It, ef. :;
1l00 It, improved, Gated March % .-
(HenEy Williams to Mary Clearly -. 1,o25
la4A It. dated Feb: Is William Il. . zoo
Larra5ee st. 2223 # $ Of Willow ST., ct. 4oh
x10O it, improved, dated March ~ "a.
& G. Fehrmann to John kaiser)... 2,oUo
The premises No. $50 Prairie az, dated
March 70 {Master in Chancery to Ed ., am
rbc %ape p9ensss So lis Forest Nv dated
March 2s (M. ]. & E. II. Goodrich to .oo
south M F PARK ave- between rairiyfourth and
5aea ah'says5 .rah s s. sset N sltas cha1esry
wss: enaiIds Adsns e. t. S,e}s +. Of seelsy '''
1, 1l1l25 It, improved. dated March
2s iJames A. Mason to L. S. Diller).-- $500
Park av, l26 10 it. Of Hoync ay, nf.
o5xl34 it, improved, dated March 70
"a C.. Wallet to u. r. EmerE0n) z. 600
West jackson st, ~ It e Of Winchester
st. S f. 24x121 #, dated March 10 MAS
erin chancery 70 J; l. Datehelder}:. 1855
!, 55x1t5 #. dated March 10 tC. H.. ., ..
Krueger to Jacob Strasser) ............ 800
Fabus st. 200 It Of Sophia ST. VT, 50x
123tt, dated March 20 III. F. Nudsen
to James Morgan,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1910
Elston Nv. Il It n OF Rawson st, " +, 95x
40 IT, dated March % n. and c. G. Won
Platien to John J. Barrett,. 2, 500
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS; wlTutEA nADfus OF SEVEN
NILES or'TuE COURTHOUSE.
Lot On street :.24 it e Of Wentworth av,
and 254 & Of Tnirty1nln,h M 4h4' f. ;,,;1 Si 2os
Dowlins to William Hurford>. ......s 1,2oo
jefferson ut, 50 It of Eifty-seconu ST. "
+, aaxl10 IT, dated March l3 {F.B.Pca-
body 70 r. II. Lawrencc). ...........-.. $500
Dexter Park Nv. bet Sixty second and
Sixty y-thiEd sts, " 1. 151l241= It, dated
March % tE- G. and W B. Langley to
ii. c. alcDonald) Observation-Disclosures, 800
WEST OF CITY LIMITS. WITHIN RADIUS OF SEVEN
MILES or THE COURTHOUSE
North av. l46 It " Of Western nv, ST, ~
x125 It, dated March 90 John II. Roun-
tree TO j. +. " h1lson)s ...--. ...S 800
SUMMARY FOE TIE WEEE-
= The following Is the total amount Of city and
suburban transfers within radius Of seven
miles OF the Courthouse, fled for record dur
ing the week ending Saturday, March 29: City
sales, 81; consideration, $314, SUB. North OF city
limits, sales, S; consideration. S33, 100. South
OF city limits, sales, s; consideration, S11 600
West of city limits, sales. ,; consideration,
S1,G32. Total sales, 102. Total consideration,
S32l ,s35.
, 1879-03-30

A TTENTION IS CALLED
II TO our fine stock OF
UPRIGHT PIANOS,
ORGANS.
SQUARE PIANOS.
from the rlatnest to the richest varieEated wood
or ebony and gold. For sale e0sy payments, Every
Instrument warranted Ave years. Piano covers and
". ". KIAIDALL,
Corner State and Adams-sr.
, 1879-03-30

4 AEk1cAS' rprvcu
GERMAN, AND 49,
SCANDINAVIAN
sa1csmen to accommodate customers at the piano and
~ ". ". KIMBAL1,
Corner State and AIonssts.
, 1879-03-30

One night the peerless Gerster said
- cannot slny note
feel soreness in my lungs,
A hoarseness in nv throat'
In vain the imprcssario begged
And All in vain he sworc-
The peerless Gerstcr would not sing
Because her throat was sore.
Straight TO drug store Ger the street
The in1pressario r1n-
'4Give me some drugs to cure cold
Or I'm 4 ruined man!'
The drug man smiled genial smile
Ana said, ''Why, bless your soul.
Browns Bronchial Troches arc the thing
To stratehtway make rou whole"
The impressario grabbed the box
And straight to Gerster flew
Here, chew a troche, Gerstcr dear
Don't stop to talk. but chew!''
And Madame Gerster sang that night
With voice a. clear and free
As ever waEblcd allegro
Orttilled the higheatC
And now where e'er great Gerster goes
In her triunnhal course,
Browns Bronchial Troches 70 along
To tune her when she's hoarse.
, 1879-03-30
CITY ZEAL, ESTATE

TioE salK-Er ,,,d: MAs;,l &. o,* = is WASHING
s1s-Aaans and ana 1;s"a:sss w y op
o. rst odt tf 2iss tss sass T
the Il living roouis Gu IND sec plans for such house.
sEWashinston ST. = near ca parrswala.
HGdsEs TEX eHAs9
sas isssss a a;a5f
y e sf :s; s
in ao y Ss s D ' afs
owner coeid oeeupy either q ane sFoon 1ats in
% SEs SS Rs9S asaES 9S Sc
ear; Good 1ea
tsnsns tS k.s1sh xsss 70 ~ cali ier lssEsr
cat S6 IF aa? Ss
Il Fl s se' rs
ot n nean ne ne Iree Te e
assi ss Cd as S5 IL q Tms: Rss tSas5
TOE sALE-eo FEET EAST AND SOUTH FRONT
IT. ana
30 feet, east 'front.' On Wabash av,, near Thirty
"a corner 1ndtana-av end Thirty afthst-. dcsr-
'''' ~ ''' 40 ''''' Apply to JOIN P. oLEeEl.
5s Washtngton-st., Room !.
E'QR sALE-rHREE BEICK HOUSES 5. oN on nEAR- nI AZ
% eessass e: a!a ii IF
% on Dearborn ~. near ChicaEo. sl25 foot 50
sfs ths sr aaa
gain. lots and q splendtd frame house on Thirty
vaas l. s. 3 81 It's
e
and horse-cars. Also 41o acres land In Chase and
, 1879-03-30
A LAST GIFT.

AS still as the sky, AZ sweet as the woods,
The room he eutercn-and garnished in white,
And pale blue violets in their hoods,
And :,arands OF Mi flowers that love the light
But, never ly fear or tear deferred,
IL bowed ut her side, aud scanned her face
That catrl, mute ora1-and nulhins stirred;
No single blossom soob:d out OF place.
Vaguely delighted to watch her rest,
His owp pure nosegay, silver and sweet
His fragrant Offering, over her breast
&c laid, and blessed it that it should meet
Its li}y-nca1t with her lily- heart.
''Slcep. my Milliceut! sleep. my dear!''
And he went out, e1ulting for his part,
Into the sunlight mild ant ccar.
LILLE NJ SunBRmGE.
, 1879-03-30

I.or, s,t,r-rv r eoy,. ROOM, !, 17e
lt:IadI:on1sr ltc:tI: n5rssTna l. L. ho' -
s1uoSlIa.room sstory and basement brisk dwell.
ee9 mo- a1,fn ae aa ot stoaa sdewa
Mndeav. ''N'' '' Al'n' - @N1A'''' ''''-
Thts cost. ave years ago, SO ooo t1 onl!d; w.
Is oG or Inc afGess ana hnssr houses on se s fr oo
o0o3Etas new acta:on. hrcs dwslins prlGS saS
rs1a. auo .,t III 5Athu svhst tIons " hrnGin
Anle1: t.,s y 7 speno1a nolse ana hr,ct
bnseMnt w modern !mprcreqents d%e!iinG anu 4o'
~: nctegnn stnnoYrnt ~ 1 ram dwelling
ann 'o @ on onIosss;, ., ae @ AGncs sEta & front
j;,3 H.. an ~ ,cn1n en,f
Koseysts: on Fulton; such property ought to sell at
~ 5oe-,e;room 2,sory DWELLING barn and lot 1907
and Otter iMprovsments coss slo1o: at dspo5: 49,,
1ot 55xl on Prairie -avs between Thirty SECOND and
house has BATH hot aud cold water
sG5 per foot-Lot 56Sa2s one blocz south Of the
trance to Lincoln Park On North Wells: between
nerh
80 feet west OF campbcll'av: cheapest lot IN CHI
=. 5oo-store and dwelling over, and lot esx1os;
south front Madlson-st., between western and
csaosssss eSESo s. South carpcnter.s; this is
2story and basement brick dwelling is 10 bocss Gf
70 e nca ff9m %asn
on and ents s nov 1or co tns Is oaf
ssiory 6cr 1riek M nrTen 1Me
ay ca H. eysFy n s San nd ot On cb.
orGS tiTd aI o XII n T
sioS sissc south front on Nadisons
''ai sGSNAn elegant ocason brown: 'front.' brick
end lot south F9n On ysn o nsrf na ose
block from AsN!ana-os WI. t..Ac e!s-. ~. - F wy!
~ coea m fessence
md X ryt Sfins:
, 1879-03-30

GETTY REAL ESTATE.
FoR sALE-nY ! Il KEELE. s;a:t M y? 9 SLAkKsT
nds ac aud BASEMENT
twSstoTy e1ss nngro0m and kitchen on rst 00F
I sts5s &C. with
ntshcd OF unfurnisllci.
oris sssseas % with
cottagc G7oye-ay.. near Thirty ty-sesenth'se.-bE4cA
ns I'D Ss 4 nfas Il Sold rs &c
b1ef nea5 IND Es, g.
nna dwelling sna st ;o9iy s. sa9 atn ;r,r store
oroon's. and barn. and lot 35siso S, 75o. ...
VsSnon:as.. near Thirty y-tniFd-st.-brtck houses
ons slSfF from Union park-eooa house and corner
ssS Tse%s 9P et ss3y I'SS SSse
rooms: ana iot s5xia5 =: soo ,o,,so on, ,ot
ParE-av.-Cottasc, aud lot soxis5. $3.50 ,,.. ~
sangam1n.,ss IT,. neaE M Monroe-r"o story house, 10
Peoria-st,, near aniolph-Cottagc. and lot a5x1l6
rark.av... near Hoyne-E!esant stone-front house
and b5rn: . at @ 1scde4 barean; ,ns,o+ eoo
Madson.s1. near Thr9ep-Storc ana Ut s. soo so,.a
well built. and two lots only $. GO
aud es srs5c o
CHICAGO near l;usl,.s story brick house.
Indana-st, near Staterwo brick houses Sc. 600 and
IS.
.neasborn-ay., south OF Chtcago-ar.-Brick house.
HTnoid.s1.. near Thirty -fsrt-st.-Lots $50 each.
Fon9 nSst asas Ct poEsMns pIE o
SFt SsF bssrSe9a as5S fssasf
ne nar o & he .od me
diatciy; can BE- lad At a bargain. ' 'N
Es 'npseySfaa sar Sasa4 pear new
Lsksax rhirtyseSent6'st.. nice place, cheap:
noass S g feet
choes rssense lot near 1an
Let =. feet front on Jackson.st. near Honore, 500
~ Ia1 Just west OF Of western.ny., lot
2+xla5 2ssory frame eottnse, 70 rooms; price. si5
t%o assf 6aso
msnt Sn @ fS t1ss decn :{ Rcs 7o e.
STORY 1ranc With etei,sn eSteasion: pr!ec
Mood.st nortl,east corner Knzle ,sest front: lo IS
Lot OIL linois's, Just west Of ST. Glars price,
Hse nne list Of residence lots and houses from
S-'''' '''e"'' - eA'l'' '''':ij TURyER 4 BOND
= s1; ~ SSt ..!a a4a
s sss ri
two-sory, basement. and mansard- roof brick resi-
rck Sarn; f1a,ne bailiiae % aSc
49, e. a
Ell seGant 'sd & ocS 1esdGnfo on
Il es 81 ne o
a 1e reasas ~
pIace nearTolk-st, s. 600; good business placchose
s'e.
sa house aa M lot on Archer.as era near als'ssd.st
sssS 81 and e s sa Sf f i.s s
iolpl-st. ' - =.
17on sALE-BY ~. D. KERFoor SEQ, 90 EAST
Cheap on tho North Side south of Chicago
s:a:e. st.. near Huron. 4 two.s:ory and basement
brisk e, logscs y ~ Sh modern improvements at from
Mareie-iront houses on superlor.st. near St. Clair
and basement brick house all modcrn Improvements,
N siass T. s. s5 d
o. Westinghouse.
EoR sALE-CHEAP, y NORTH Q: i:ARK-sT., 41x
T 10. known as 1877, east front. Inquire within:
DOR sALE-0R EXCHANGE At X GREAT BAE-
ks sst fs1
En1s sALE-CHoICl; BUSINESS CORNER. s4Xl22,
incInns 3 a ba9h'nEs northeast corner
esEsa G9a e. SS1{ zsSS aaaag ss'S
EoK sALE-AT .A !ALE THEIR CoSTaALL az az
aeS +
cality for ali times to come most durable materal Of
, 1879-03-30

e,nMnn. It r nrnnrrtv nirer,.1 IN th.. vast Side "
,Rsss T,o.; :saTFzn1HG5IYs sSE n sT0XE AND RR7cK
houses ani lsts: ,n s,,,,,srs. .,,t
froni. 1'.' 0e'' >s'' y SN'''0 ~@
hGTen houses ne'F oak DlSls'on anu
Prairlc-av., marble front near Thirty. .nfth-st.
sss aous s o oos Dolan HesE raE m
IisTa''!tass:ay:: asa3 sa;,l l'elk,st-
irvtng-plac near Tolk.st.
Dof Il is i:Ss,n and Il Isl S1iG i.sale::t. tiis:
;SSst 6{s1 .S .5Essa
st., 81 feet on 0:aenaE 5sezson: s. Hsr,aI-
81 e unsr P:sx sGse
southwest Of Winchcsterar II feet ~ feet
oaso rsry c,occ witi napv pn wall pn paracs
afs af nSap
corners L: Osborn = SON ,:s 4asa,le. Room !:
q e2 tt aaa fof
house and lot soxla. 81 400 ~ ~. and ~. Kos
sutli.st each 25x2' an4 good story brick houses s
St i ss su:s e ssc s3GsP a Gs@'s es;s s &
s. 3 ;s9 2sss e 6R s9 10 e735{ W. z5f2
xia = toA a. Madson.sts, 15oxi5o, offer
Nsaea tSoss os.1 Sfak a hoass
vcsy m dsslr"s is e. @ d Grcf ; CO.. W
S5s!sisaa nssF
.aS e Ma{s Ne2 Hefy IN:
e4x 's se m e oW
IT, IT, 6sb5kS ~ soS rs Issalisst.: loom WV
T9OI; SALE-AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
hs5:s5 ~ 5;ss ri @ I'd
Fs s;s "a sq sss ss{
On LIMOS SEahn. M.lt % III Fl nna too ALL
, 1879-03-30

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
DOR sALE-LAGRASGE, OFFERS MANY ~
We'll
has excellent church and social privileges. ana tts
tsRSSs ars r.;
Cook County eonnsstfqn wth cue Ra6c ~
{swIns into swnea sentiments, that lore Of nature
ss sa e az: d LEX Ta q Ss s x s @
ieafy season. now at hand especially At
sasfs
ssu6bs5y sa ffaI5 ~ EVIDENCE Sf TIC fast
:$ IL sssf SssS;; and r. %s{ S
to M e. ss zfps 81 ' buy the 'Aff'fs e. SG heard
WV ~ Il WashinEtou.st.
FoE sALE-oK 70 REST--A cIl9IEE l:EsIIEXGE
5 o MI aSs d
wind -1ai With good su?ny Of wstes ana eeyeh acres
Fl m sn
tes ax an rai il
ned fos rent Mare ana hn M
sale Ills family residence adtoians hi, pToperty, and
sya: apPy 70 aes nSR
TOR sALE-I AM NOW OFFERING AT MORT
eaee price the hne house and grounds formerly oc.
eo e r.
pureose Of Imposing u some ot nv unimpFoved Fea!
Aads.s 9 T. g. o
FoE sALE1;RIyERsIDEF;@FIS RoUBLE ElBI BRIcK e.
contains ali modern mprovements: the wallsare paint
q i e. aad 5e ess ns Therf Is sn an
Old forest trees and an orchard yopn= fEut trees
kS sEs s. a y . 5's
TOE sALEmoK EXGHAKGE FOE IMPRovED I1
City
ssSS ;s@ i Iae MssS.s o. E 4f sS Tt f
real estate renting and collecting agency 16o LaSae-
Tor sALE-0E RENT--AT H1SSpALE. HOUSES
w to 10 rd Ct an on I'M a " sF P9S
and 81 iS E
1oR sALE-VERT CTEAf AND oN TERMS, 70
suburban town. unncumbeTed. 10, Tribune Office
Tor sALE-F1NE COUNTRY RESIDENCE. RARN,
snf fS:t q e
srSs tssase ii ksHs Hsz 3d. Ff5ass
l7os} :: f IS sz Fs
Sn! ne 4sup: T 5fs sz s s2a
aa zzs zS2S af e. e4
ssseG By f WI IT.
Tor sALE-oAK. rARK-Two:sToRY FRAME
1eet hGnG. 5riI shpnhheTx ctc tSmsSoS cn ~
% Sa1e-se --------------
TOR SALE-REET OR Observation-Disclosures,
r. lots, and houses. at l{psdnIe on favorable terms.
PERRY Room & l5O Dearborn.st.
- S,- 80, :, =; =, 71--577zz1c17-
E'ols SALE-slAI1 ACRES ~ FAKh ktOGE.
= eooo, improvements E9oo ,schoqls. ennrsnes: a
sss as soathSest S corner Fltiay [ 40 'As
FoR sALE-F1vE ACRES Ho9sE, se:5: $50
and %onaay e. ia
TOR SALE-nR RENT-POULTEr PLACES, GAR
T dcus nnd small farms near city and depDt. ED-
t'DR SaLE@,!tr AtHEo; ~ = Dt.is FLON; LlV-
Ing waters little timber; near Two railroads; $500;
part t1tnes haFd up. M oDo"D, II anu ~ Cark-st..
lnaln ROOF -
11np C7vET cCC1rI0 = m
, 1879-03-30

~, :,
TN DrpEt: TO ACCOMMODATE OUR SUMEtHDS
l. p.truns throughout the clty Wc have cstaoAsle!
E@anch Offices IN the different DStsons ~ ~ Ge,aaGc e a
prc: Us charged the Main cc and wi! be received
until O'Clock T. H. during the week. and Until p ILL.,
" j. { Il: s1NMs. booksellers aud statoners, 1es
s. ii. WALDEN, Newgdeaics, stattoner etc., loos
TnrE{.T THRGMSTOS, Wcst-Stde News Depot,
Blue island av., corner OF Halsted-st.
IL C. TEKisIcK, Jewcler. ScNydealcr, and Fancy
Goods, TO Lakc-st., corner Lincoln.
, 1879-03-30
REAL ESTATE.
Important Sales Of Business and Resi-
dence Property.
Condition of the Rent Market for Houses
and Stores.
Some Of the Specimen Sales and Leases
Of the Week.
The New Approach to the South Park
Building Permits.

There have been some important sales during
the week. Prominent amongst these is the sale
OF what was at the time Of Its erection consid-
cred
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-15


STATE rights is now a leading issue
in politics. The people have the ques-
ton to decide whether slavery and the
state rights heresy were really abolished
by the war. The ~demoeratic party
stands now, as II did prior TO ie1, 1.-The
champion of the doctrine that precipi-
tated the rebellion that made the fair
hills and valleys of the country into
charnel houses, and nlled its homes
with sorrow and tears. And yet with
the deluge of anguish and worlds Of
suffering nothing has been gained.
Nothing9 That viii certainly be the
case IL the party representing state
rights ever gets complete control of the
country. But of this there is no pres
emit danger.
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HE WAY yANOsaRILr SUCCEEDED.

ia I'll AraH ELE IT ~ II E. LL" %
When Commodore Vanderbilt was
running steamboats,, he beat all rivals
by crowding on steam to the utmost,
aud evenyrunning down his enemy il
necessary, to accomplish o triumph.
When he went into ~rnilroading, he
adopted a much shrowder and more
successful way, by uniting vast lines
and their tributaries under his own
management, thus capturing all rivals,
by sharing with them the immense pool
of profits that were made by his skiliful
manipulation. Messrs. Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, N. Y, accomplish a much
greater success In stock operations by
their new Continuation Method of deal
Ing. BY this system the orders OF thou
sands Of customers are pooled into one
vast sum and co-operoted under the
most experienced management, thus
giving to each shareholder all the bene-
fits OF large capital and best skill. Pro-
fits divided monthly. Any amount from
IS to s25,o 900 can be used with great
success. SIS will make S75 profit. ESQ
would return 1920 or 8 per cent. on the
stock during the month, according to
the market. The new circular (mailed
free)has 1.-TWO unerring rules for sue
Fcessn and full explanations, so that
any one can operate prohtably. Stocks
and bonds wanted. Government bonds
supplied. Apply to Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, n. Y.
CITY,
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BISHOP HAYES Isa man Of some Sb-
servation and penetration, md during

BISHOP HAVEN isa man Of some 6b-
servatlon and penetratioh, md during
his recent trip IN the south had good
opportunity Of ascertaining the bent
and extent Of the negro exodus, To a
Boston Trapster reporter he said, on
this subject: 81 have no idea that the
negro exodus Is going to be universal.
The negro population is n that leaves
its home unwillingly. No doubt a good
many people will leave, and they will
not go to Kansas exclusively. 1
had a letter recently from a presiding
elder, In which he wants New Mexico
to be appropriated to them. Ny advice
to them is to scatter through all the
north from New England to the Pacific
to scatter among 5the people. / have
advised a good many of them in this
way privately to- go wherever they
could get labor. Ithink the farms and
plantations will gradually 1so touthe
colored men under the necessities of
the bankruptcy and poverty of their
present holders. I know of four color
ed men-one In South Carolina, one in
Texas, one in North Carolina and one
In Georgla-that now own farms of
from four hundred to six hundred acres
In extent. There are examples Of
cases which are growing more frequent
year by year.s / think the race is going
to settle there hnallY.n
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GEORGE STEPHENSON, the great per-
fecter of the locomotive engine, once
thought Of entering the pugilistic ring.
Mr.. Gundy, in his biography Of the
great mechanism relates the following
incident: 'One Of his llvelIest stories
was of o ight with a brother pitman
who was torturing some animal. They
said I was beat said he excitedly, but
I never. knew 1t myself, and just as I
was feeling faintish-like Bully Bill gave
in. l7didn't mean to be beat, and l
was Just as Obstinate as when DID ord
abused me for 1t. But I want
just myself either for a week or two.
Bully Biifwas aigood 'unyi And then
old George would relate how he had
almost thought Of going into the pro
f~ession'; nay, Tor the moment he al
most persuaded hlmself and quite per
snaded me that the ring had lost a
bright ornament in him."
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RECENTLY Prof. Edison sent ouI
letters to various parts of the country
asking for information relative to the
presence of metal platinum. He has
received many answers and has been
made an offer to supply him with Q
large quantity at one dollar an ounce.
So the greatest difficulty In the way Of
the success of the electric light, accord
ing to the professor, isinow removed.
Hitherto the supply of the worlds de-
mand for the metal came from the
Ural mountains, Russia. Now the
fact has been developed that the Unit
ed States have enough to supply the
wants Of all the counties and &c
spare. s-fheT 4sts5r nl
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GEN. GRANT AND THE 0ATH.
QLiCS.

No speech of Gen. Grants eyer made
a greater stir IN the United States or In
the world for that matter, than his
famous Des Moines speech. 1t vas a
ringing argument for the support and
perpetuity Of the common school sys-
tenn, and a severe criticism on its oppo-
nents. It failed to attract attention,
strange to say, until Bishop o'Connor,
OF Omaha, wrote an article for the
Catholic Quarterly Rerietr, Of which he
is sn editorial writer. severely castigat-
ing the general then president). The
bishop had seen a CARRIED report Of the
speech and forwith wrote his article,
thinking Gen. Grant intended to ar
raign the Catholic church as q whole
for emnity to public education. Bishop
O,Connor has bean given opportunity
to correct himself before the world, and
it came about In this wise: In the
Philadelphia Inquirer, Of one day last
week, appeared an editorial relating an
interview held with DR.. Heating, twhc
accompanied Gen. Grant from Paris to
Shanghai) on Gen. Grants Des Moines
speech. DR.. Heating said, according
to the Inquirer:
SIT is somewhat singular, but it Is
true, nevertheless, that on our way
through Omaha we .chanced to fall In
with Bishop O'Connor, from whose ar.
ticles on the speech in question the
comments which appeared in the papers
in this part Of the county were drawn
and caused % much commption. He
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-15

a hot election campaign will ensue
in Prussia this fall An classes Of PEG
pie are worked up to q high pitch Of in
terest, as the turning issue Is the tariff.
Members of the reichstag and diet are
to be elected and a determined effort
will be made to return antl-tarif dele.
CATIONS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-15

TnDEN's latest design is to have the
next Democratic convention held in st.
Louis On the anniversary of the con-
vention that Nominated him in '76. A
pleasant fancy indeed. and 1t were a
pity that he should be dispossessed Of
the fiction. LIZ
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-15

THE United States marshals are do
ing the heroic now. 1t requires consid-
cradle fortitude and philosophy 70 stem
the current of events without salaries
or other funds to carry on the duties of
the Office. Schnitger is still on deck.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-15

GERMANY Isn't much In a peaceful
mood, when she contemplate increas-
Ing the annual levy OF recruits from the
young men Of the empire. Evidently
she wants a large standing army now.
so that when the pro rata reduction
comes, she will have the larger army.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-15

AFTER reading the article on this
page about Gen. Grant and the Catho-
lies mi can easily see how the people
Of Cork, Ireland, became o prejudiced
against the general that they would not
receive him last fall while he was visit
ing Ireland. ~ llf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-15

The yellow fever panic causes the
negroes Of the Mississippi valley to be-
come more anxious to exodust out west.
But for the same reason they will not
receive Encouragement or assistance.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-15

ST. LOUIS steps out as the champion
Of tho poor in summer, by in~augurating
q movement to supply the poor of that
city with ice. This is eve better than
the occasional excursions to the coun-
try, which are the rule in many other
cities 65II
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-15

CHARLES FRANCES ADAMS is in de.
mand at hot summer resorts. AS he
can't attend all the places, and cannot
rent himself out in sections, he will re-
main at home TO make Undertaking
and blankets the boon of the neighbor-
hood. - - -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-15

IN Austria there has been "a change
in the things that were" politically.
The majorityin the international legis-
iature has changed, and this, in turn,
makes a change in the ministry.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-15

MASSACHUSETTS feels relieved upon
frustrating the fair scheme Of the $50
prisoners in one Of her peniteptiaries to
escape. The plans were laid 50 Skill.
fully that they insured success. But
for the fact that the Job was ''given
awayn the convicts would have all es-