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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-16

THE government commissioner at
Szegedin reports that he rowed through
the submerged streets and found three
quarters OF the town in ruins. He
thinks il the water remains a few days
longer, scarcely 200 houses will be left
standing. The city authorities estim-
ate that several thousand persons lave
been drowned.
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THERE seems to be a tendency just
now to revive stories of the war and
"reminiscences of persons who distin-
guished themselves as soldiers or states
men during the trouble. There is a
popular demand for such reading.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-16
How Brazilian Women Garry their Babes

How Brazilian women larry Heir Babes.
The work among the Indians is done
almost entirely by the women, who
start out early in the morning with
their babies astride their hips, baskets
balanced on their heads, and pulling
like a diminutive steam engine from
small clay pipes. The walk is often
three or four miles, and the work hard;
yet a long life of this drudgery seems to
render it easy, and they make no i'm
provements. Their implements and
and methods are crude, and, like true
Indians in a natural state, they are but
repctitions of their p~rogenitors. The
custom above mentioned of carrying
babies on the hip is as peculiar as it is
ungraceful. The body is thrown.much
to N side, rs in the act Of carrying u
heavy weight in the right hand. For
instance, the child sits astride the left
hip, leg dangling in front, the other
behind, and supported by the encircling
left arm. A more uncomfortab e-look-
ing method could hardly be devised,
and yet tine journey to and from the
mandioca plantation is always made in
this way, a baby being the proverbial
accompaniment of the Indian house,
hold.-LouisriUe Courier Journal.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Card.

To all who arc suffering IRON, the errors and
indiscretions of YOUTH, mel yous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, &c, / viii sent
a receipt that will cure yon FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov cred
by a missionary in south America. Send n
selfaddressod envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
7. ISMAN. station D.. bible House, New
York. n2ieod&wiT
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PRESIDENT HAYES will scarcely pass
his summer vacation in California, sa-
luxurious though the climate be, and fas-
cinating the scenery.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-16
SUNDAY, MARCH 1o, 1879.

WADE HAMPTON goes out hunting
frequently; but he now takes a horse
instead Of a mule.
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some service in his own state. but, like
Call, Williams and Jonas, never served
in congress. Groome is in the prime
Of life, having been bornin 1885. Vest,
OF Missouri, is about 40. He owes his
election to the fact that he is a blather-
skite ex-rebel. He is a man of small
caliber, and was never in congress.
Zeb Vance, Of North Carolina, is
known by all and admired by none.
Pendleton, of Ohio, is likely to be heard
from. He has served in congress, and
is a man of ability. Slater, of Oregon,
has had experience in Washington. and
though a small specimen of n states
man, will pass off in a democratic
crowd. Among the new men at the
national capital when the Forty-sixth
congress meets, must also be reckoned
Wade Hampton, who takes Patterson's
place. He will cut quite a fgue in his
new role.
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Merchants, Cheyenne Wyoming.
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BerryCrates & Baskets

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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24
BLANQUI.

Dams s0n feuilletOn tiebdoma
daire de fIndepeadance beige, n
Jules Claretie exhume des sou.
venirs curieux dn heros du Jour,
Blanqui. Blanqui Il dix neuf ans
entra CONNIE pr6cepteur chez lie
general Compans, in chateau de
Blagnac, pres de Toulouse.
"Un jour, dams ce chateau de
Blagnac, une jeune file vint ha
bitter. richie, de familie bourgeoise.
BlanqHi Sen eprit CONNIE sa chi
mere, reimbursement. II Palma
six ans sans lie lui avouer puis.
un jour, ellie devina. Ellie l'aimait
aussi. Ellie devint sa femme. Six
ans apres, le jour anniyersaire de
la contamination de Blanqui, ellie
monrait.
"Auguste Blanqni porte encore
son deuil. En- 1S48, au club quiz
pr6sidait, il ne quittait jamais ses
giants noirs qui faisaient un effet
81 tragiqne lorsque, pour accom-
.pagner les discours quill pronon-
GAIT de sa voix un peu acre-une
eoir de bois, CONNIE on dit-il
etendait la main dun geste so
bre. Ces gants ajoutaient an
mystere de cette physionomie.
Et sill ne les qnittait jamais. s'ils
lui remontaient bien au dessus
dn poignet, comme des gants de
femme, c'est cue l'eternel ct rigi
de conspirateur gardaiJ sous ses
giants, lie bracelet de celle quill
await aimee, quill amait toujours,
quill aime encOre.o
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24
Les Nihilistes.

En- presence de raudace des
nihilistes, on dfl prendre de
grandes precautions pour lie voya-
ge de l'emperenr de Russie, 4 Lii
vadia. Voici les curieux details
actresses a ce sniet de Saint-Pe
tersbourg All Freiadenblatt
"Le Czar a etc conduit a la
gare dams I'M carrOsse de fer, en-.
toure dune escorte de 400 HON.
mes. La gare ellie meme etait en-
tOuree de troupes, eft Facces ell
etait detendu q tout le monde.
''Les memes measures de snrete
avaient etc prise q tontes les sta
tions de chemin de fer OH lie train
imperial devait s'arr6ter. En- on
tire, des fonctionnaires ayaient etc
places d DIES distances assez rap
prochees sur tout lie parcours duI
chemin de fer. LIE train qui pre-
cedait le train imperial, dams Ie-I
quel lie Gar sc trouvait, etaitI
rempli dc galdes dn corps ct d'a-
gents de la police. Les measures
de streie etaieut 81 siconsiderables.
que plnsieurs jours avaient etc
necessalre pour Ell preparer lexe
cntion. he Gordon militaire. dies
denx cotes de la iigne de Ter. Sc
ttndaient sur uu inteours DE pln-
sieurS miles.
''En outre, a cllaque cinqnantei
toiseS. on await elcNe tles cabanrsI
formees lie bucheS tle boiS, aux
guels on mettait lie feu, /, la tom
bee de In NUT, sur le passage du
Tsar, pour reudre possible aux
militaires, la surveillance Ia plus
complete dies rails. Vingt-quatre
henres i,vant ie depart tli Tsar,
tous les trains avaient etc con
signes sur Ia ligne slu eliemin lie
fer, ct lapproche dies rails etait
defendue sous les pcines les plus:
Seyeres.n
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24

Grant pour les doter de cette
egatite ideale qn'ils reclament
Qu'ont fait les republicains de
sac ct de corde qu'on leur don.
nes pour les gouverner lis les
ont exploites sans merci, lis les
ont fait seryir de marchepied a
leur ambition ct a leurs convoiti-
ses; lis ont entretenu dams leurs
cRurs la haine contre les blancs
en- abusant de leur ignorance
pour leur faire croire que ceux-ci
etaient le seul obstacle a leur en-
richissement sans travail ct sans
suction. Et aujourd'hui quand
les pauvres dnpes Sc trouveut mi
serables ct deenes DIES esperances
absurdes don't on les bernees.
don't on les berne encore, on leur
preche la desertion du seul pays
gu lis peuvent 6tre chez eux, on
lis peuvent Sc Greer un foyer, une
iaulliie, un aVelllr, pour les p0uS'
ser a de nonvelles miSeres 1T d de
nouvelles deceptions. C'est lie me
me egoIsme sans cRur ct sans
scrupule qni poursnit sa tache.
Soft Mais an moins qu'ils mac
cnse pas autrni. Heureuspment
cette hypOcrisie est q bout. Ellie
peut entraiIer encore de pauvres
creatures sans lnmiere ct sans
guides au desespoir ct a la RUNE ::
mais Popinion est taite, ct le pays
salt d qui attribner cette polifi-
que aux abois qui ne recule de
want aucun mensonge ct devant
aucun crime pour essayer de re
tenir ce lambeau de l'autorite qui
hi echappe.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24
NOUVELLES A LA MAIN.

/ Tn ami des sciences inexactes,
await achete TN phonographe.
| Lc phonographe, tout d'ua
coup, ne repete plus Ia yoix, de-
Went muet. Probablement quel.
lqne ronage s'est derange.
On appelle ponr lie remettre en-
jetat, TN sayant, qui Sc trouve ap.
partenir d rAcademie de mede-
cine.
Lie savant essaie de faire jeuer
lie mecanique.
All ! c'est grave, dit-iI, apres
une longue r6verie. -. aphonie
complete. Si ON esseyait lie
climat de rItalie :
~.
Entire amoureux:
-Je t'assure que celia a etc i'm.
prime.
-Mais on ne Ia pas public !;
voyons, ma cheiie, tn fails peut-
6tre une difference entire impri.
mer ct publier.
EFT une grande, repondit Ia
jeune file.
Ellie hesite un Instant, puis
aJonta en- rongissant:
-Tu peux tres bien imprimer
nn baiser sur mes levres. mails
tn mas pas lie droit de le publier.
Un gentleman tombe assis dc.
want son cheval:
EN- VOLTA un qui ma pas d'as-
siette
-Heureusement pour lui II
la cassait net!
Vous tous, gourmets, savcz.
vous settlement, quel etc celni
d'entre yous qui a en- l'idee de
parquer les huitres 7
Un cure de Ia Teste, Pablo
Bonnetard! Ce gastronome au-
quel nous deyrions clever une
statue sur lie bord de la mer, a, 10
premier, compris toutes les res.
sources qde l'huitre renfermait
dams ses coquilles.
Du reste, les abbes nous ont
rendn bien d'antres services gas.
;jugez en-;
C'est dom Perignon, IN moine,
qui a invente Ie champagne;
LIE saucisson de Beziers a etc
tronve par le prieur Lamoureuy;
La sauce Bergougnioux, par lie
cure de ce nom /;
lie gateau la Flognarde, par
Fable Flognard !;
Les confitures de Bar, par le
pere Anselme
L'elixir de Garas, par lie reli.
gieux Garas
Les terrines de Nerac, par un
;hanoine dAgen;
Les rillettes de Tours, par un
noine de Marmoutiers.
Enfin, les pets de-nonnes, ces
lelicienx beignets que vons sa-
rez, far une religiense. - :, aui Il
iesire garder l'iucognito.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24

IN remercie; mais vous conpren
drez que, bonne clretienne, je ne
pnlsSe consentir an marriage dc
ma file, baptis6e dams ane eglise
chretpnne, avec un iuif.r
L'etonnement de l'assistance
peut ST comprendre. Une enquGte
Sc ponrSuit.
lie bourreau, n. de Paris,
8 st mort.
NJ. Jean Baptiste Nicolas Roch,
est decede lie "a avril dune con.
gestion cerebraIe, dams sou domi
ellie, 10, rue Rochebrunc.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24

Pas de pluie encore cette Sc.
maine ct lie temps, aujourd'hui,
est au beau fixe. II y bien des
annees qu'on ma pas etc temoin
dune aussi Tongue secheresse.
Dams quelaues sections de notre
paroisse il MA pas plu depuis le
mois de f6vrier. Que va deyenir
lie mafs, que va devenir la came,
ct que va surtout devenir lie riz, 81
la secheresse dure plus long
temps I
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lie Bayou continue a baisser.
Les planteurs de riz qui comp
talent sur IN nonvean montag-
des eanx, feront bien den prem
DIRE leur parti ct d'aviser a des
moy ems artificiels pour irriguer
leurs champs, car la saison est
trop avapcee ponr compter SUI
de nouvelles crues.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24
LIE juge Beattie a ajonrne hie

LIE juge Beattie a ajonrne hier
soir la Cour de District a lundi
proclaim. Malgre la grande acti-
vite deployee par la Cour, il ma
pas etc possible de wider lie dock
ct dams les trois semaines de ses
sion qui expirent aujourd'hni.
Dams Kotre proclaim numero,
alors que toute la besogne sera
terminee, nous pnblierons les
decisions civiles ct criminelles
rendues pendant cette Tongue ct
laborieuse session.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24


La sucrerie de Nine Veuve
Jean Webre, dams la paroisse
Lafourche, a etc detruite par lie
fcu avec tout son contenu dimau
che dernier d minuit. Ellie n'6tait
assuree que pour IN fable mon
tant. On. suppose que lie feu a
st6 mis- par malveillance, car d
lheure ayancee on lineendie a
6clat6 on n'avait l'habitude dem
ployer nj de la lumiere nj du fen
dams le voisinage de cette batisse.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24

Tn joli mot tl'enfant que nous
empruntons au Fan !:
Grand'maman. - Mainfenant
Nellie. epele moi le mot giace.
Nellie.-G Lace.
Grand'lnaman.-Sais tn ce que
c'est que de la glace.
Nellie.-Oh oui! homie ma.
man, c'est de l'eau qui dort pro-
fondement.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24

On vera par rannonce pnbliee
plus loin que NJ. Littlejohn Went
d'e5ablir une pharmacie a Napo
leonville. Son etablissement, 81.
tue au local de rH6tel Washing
ton, est sous la direction dun
pharmacien habile ct attentifqni
compte de nomhreuses annees de
prstique.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24

Nous avons reen la Eisite, cette
semaine, de NJ. Mason, repre-
sentant trois importantes maisons
de commerce de Ia Nouvelle Or
leans, ct celle de NJ. Ferry, repre-.
sentant la maison Samuel L.
Boyd, marchand de dry gaods.
Nous ayons passe nn moment
agreeable ayec ces nessienrs. Lenr
caractere franc ct joyial est tres
apprecie de ceux qui les c0nnais-
sent ct assurent de bons resuItats
aux maisons qu'ils represeptenr.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24
FATS DIVERS.

Un detachement de vingt fan
tassins montes. gui est parti dc
oenton, Montana, sous le com.
mandement du lieutenant Kran
ze, avec mission lie tacher de
Isnrprendre un DIES parts de Sioux
hostiles qui, ditto rodent dams
le pays, Il etc lui.m6me surpris,
dams son campement d'Eagle
Greek, pendant la mutt du 4 cou.
rant, par une petite bande de ces
Peaux Rouges quill cherchait de-
pnis deux semaines par monts ct
par vaux sans pouvoir les ren.
contrer. A miuuit, les Sioux ont
fondu sur lie camp de leurs chas.
seurS ct ont enleve tous leurs
chevanx. En- cinq minutes, de
fantassins mont6s qu'ils etaient,
les hOmmeS du lieutenant Kranze
Isont devenns des fantassins de.
montes, des trdmps. Cette humi
llation a du reSte etc leur seul
NAL. car les pleasures recues par
trois on quatre Indiens auxiliai
res ne doivent pas 6tre inscrites
a l'actif de l'armee.
-Samedi dernier, Charles
Reed, alias Douglass, a blesse
dun comp de revolver, on ne dit
pas dams quelles circumstances,
un jeune ct respectable resident
de Lidney. Nebraska, nomme
Henry Looinis. Reed a etc pour
suivi, arrete ct ecroue. Loomis,
porte a 'h6pital, a subj Pamputa
ton dune jambe ct q succombe
aux suites lie foperation dams
l'apres midi de dimauche. LIE
meme soir, vers onze heures,
auatre cents hommes Mosques
Sc sont assemblies devant la pri-
son, ont force le sheriff de leur en-
remettre les clefs, ct Sc sont en-
pares de Charles Reed, qu'ils ont
conduit dams Front street. La.
une corde lui ayant etc passee
autour du cou, il a monte brave
iment sur une echelle appiiquee
contre un poteau teIegraphique.
Un des hommes Mosques Pa ac-
compagn6 dans son ascension, a
attache Pantre bout de la corde
au haut du poteau, puis lila redes
cendu. On a demande alors 4
Reed sill desirait faire un petit
speech, mais il s'est contente de
repondre "Adieu, gentlemen :"
ct il "a saut6 de son echelle dams
lie vide. Lss assistants Sc sont
mis- aussit6t a tircr des coups de
pistolet en- Pair ct a crier 'sHur-
rah. Loomis est venge! !" ct finale
meat lis SO sont disperses, aban-
Dormant le corps suspenfu aux
oscillations irregulieres que le
vent lui imprimait.
-Une depeehe d'Augusta,
George, annonce qn'immetliate-
ment apres l'exeeution des deux
negres pnndus vendredi a Ap.
ping, une melee generate s'est
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-05-24

r Les abonnes du Pionnier, qui ne
recevraient pas requirement. lenrs hume
ros, nous rendront un grand service en- nous
.signalaut sans delai toute irregularite.
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PRIx DEs ANNoNoEs:

Tn carre de dix lignes, Ire insertion. 81 so
Chaque insertion suivante. -. IS cents.
Cartes de Profession, par an. $12 so
Annonces de Candidature. -. 70 so
U Tout avis jndiciaire devra etre paye
lie dernier jour de Ia publication ou lie Jour
de la vente.
VP Pour lettres, journaux, echanges, &c.
.addressez au '.PIoNNIER," Napoleonville,
Line.
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ge gionuiet.
PARAIT toes LES sAMEDIs.
CHARLES DUPATY, Editenr.
CONDITIONS DE D'ABoNNEMEFT:

Un an .............. go 90
Six mois. so
-Ou uulueEU. ~
PAYABLE D,ADyAnCE.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-22
WILMINGTON DEL, FRIDAY. AUGUST 22 1879. !

meet the present srrangsment for hold
Ing The markets. would state IN this
connection that in toe,t particulars II
is difficult matter to ascertain pre-.
cisely what are the duties Of the clerk
Of the market, and suggest that that
officers duties be more specifically de.
fined by law. An ordinance should
also be- passed establishing the fees Of
officers and witnesses, in cases of viola
ton Of the city ordinances. p .
A per centsgs should be fixed and
allowed the City Solicitor on all the
moneys collected by him for the city,
1t is necessary that the City Solicitor
should at all times have free access to
and use Of, in his Office. Of the deeds
and other legal papers Of the city, and
the instructions to the officers having
charge of such papers should be modi
fed in that particular. The constantly
increasing legal business Of the city re-
quires that every facility should be
furnished the City Solicitor in the
preparation and trial af cases by the
prompt cooperation Of all officers. This
has always been cheerfully accorded
except in cases where tho ordinances Of
the city have made other duties para
mount. A great deal Of valuable time
and trouble would be saved if the min
ute books of the city were indexed on
the margins. Two or three days to.
gether have been spent by the City
Solicitor, and much valuable time by
the Clerk Of Council in reading over
the minute books to find some needed
information.
Very Respectfully Submitted,
S. A. MACALIsTER,
.,' City Solicitor.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-22

in the pavilion, Companies. A and c
marched short distance from the
grounds, and had friendly contest At
target shooting, Go. A coming off first
best. The following is the score:
d. AMERICAN RIFLES. .ss. r.,
Captain Wood, il points; Lieutenant
Bucknaster, IL; Lieutenant Mitchell,
8; Corporal Hobson, II; Sergeant Buck
master, IL; Corporal Dillman, 9; Priv
ate Munday, I; Corporal Reuss, Ill;
Corporal Munday, IL; Corporal Buck
master, II; Corporal Smith, 8; Privates
Clayton, 6; Decrea, 10; Francis, 2;
Houseman, I; Kohlerman. s; Mills, a;
Murdock, 10; Mundsy, IL; McGuigan,
IL; Montgomery, 4 Peckworth 6. To-
tai 1875. ..........
DU PoNT GUARDS.
Captain Curtis, u points; Lisuten-
ant Rice, 10; Sergeant Hart, II; Cor
poral Robinson, 8; Corporal Dawson,
IL; Corporal Brown, II; Corporal Con-
rad, 13; Sergeant Whann, II; Privates,
Guyer, 10; Evans, 6; Dickson, 3; Sar-
gsants, Wickersham, IL; Mccall, o;
Private Robinson, 7; Corporal Crippen,
2; Privates. Mclaughlin. s; O'Byrne,
8; Corporal Weller, l3; Privates, We'll
din, u; Dure, 8; Gartin, 10. Total,
1856.
The excursionists arrived home at
$50 with pleasant memories of the hap.
py reunion of the veterans of the
Fourth Delaware Regiment.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-22
SDeca~a M egSt1OD.

D, Reed can be found at the corner Of
Fourth and Market streets, with good
fresh peaches every day.
Dealers in tobacco and cigars will
find the largest stock in the State of
Delaware and the finest selection in the
market at the great tobacco mart, 4th
and Shipley streets.
Genuine Imported Bay Rum sold by
Taylor & Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3O2
King street.
N. B. Danforth's specially A work
inpman,s truss, at the "cheap" Drug
Store. I'd and Market streets.
Al lady always in attendance at the
Ladies' Department for trusses, &C., at
Belts Drug Store. Entrance No. w.
9Th street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-22
Attn,e City Hail.

- The Moral Suasion Reform Assoca-
tion will hold it's outside meeting this
evening at o'clock, in front of the
city Hall. Several of the speakers
went to temperance jubilee, near
Newark, yesterday and did not get
back in time to take part, hence the
meeting was postponed until this even
ing. Some new speakers are also ex-
Daily Republican., 1879-08-22
PerS

The Nantucket "Journal," Mass,
has the following:
At tho Atlantic House, Siasconset,
there is stopping lady, Mrs. Hilles,
SO years old, who has travelled from
Wilmington, Del, and looks as fresh
as some of our townspeople of GQ. She
takes her ride on the beach every day
and is, very pleasant in conversation,
and anxious to know and see all that
is going on. It is remarkable.
Our esteemed and afable friend,
Henry Baird, ESD, paying teller Of the
National Bank Of Delaware, is sojourn
ing at Cape May.