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sent 10 Collector Smith, and It will bc sent TO ihc
Treasury Department at Washington by TINT
@en Us'4 On tic @ noard ai;E not: S como up t si
rrohutly bc disposed OF At an early meeting.
The work Of Investigating. the accounts antt
busincs: matters VI the l'oar tsstlln lsog,feM.s, M
portanco was dono ut tic meeting sestcrtlay III
regard to 1t.
Another fine block IA to By added to tic a.
ready magnificent nrsnY nh Wabash nvcs,l1c. aEr:
8. l.. Crotlcr, uf rhiladesphl,l, mud tir ow,mF o1
several fine asiness buildings IN tn,s ssty 10.
coi,mcpccd ] lie excavation Of the 50 by leo lot
on slae east side nt Wabash avenue, between
Madison aM Monsaa strceis, anil ly!nS
hetwson ] NGf. 40 ty, md c,ast ,1 or ihrorI 'a,
hhs"uf; '''s aecnt, III IT.. 4. 11uribat, ilye-
TIC entire s,ace; to rost sEN,ooo The ARCHITECT
Kosslcr I & Wcinkter. The building viii bc CON
vitlcd into twa large stores. Tie shanty callct
the Nevada Hotel, which used to ttas1racc the
simber, tic consideration being $500. It's pro-
prrtors 1atl no lease, nntl had 10 vamosc t1c
premises, The new stores have not ~ hcen
tcntca The block Of, iho caat s!.lc of Wa'tasl,
Of ,hc most backward In bu!f1!ng up ~ the
.Dusineas pnst ot the city, mud 1t Is TO be hoped
that The worthy cxasnple get BY Mr. CrolleF VIII
be followed at A. a. sn1ay aase W Tie o11ef prop
aftS'owhass IN we s'oeS' .-
- CARNIVAL or AUTHORS.
The ladies who nre Interested and are to take
part In tho Forthcoming Carnival Of Authors
held meeting In Hershey Hall Yesterday inter-
noon. About $50 ladies' wcro present.
Mrs. q. Il. Marsh presided, mil stntcd tho
object Of tlc meeting. Tho Idea Wns, sl.o snll,
to bring cut this entertainment OIL q grnillcr
scale titau Ind ever been attempted in nny othrr
CITY, The list Of the ai1thors aild scenes allotted
to The rario1s aneiotics vns reaA by the Chair
mau. The President n'so announced ttlut ar-
| raurencnts had been mada With the railroads
| by whlcff parties Of ten or more can make the
round trip for ono and one-httll fare.
Atr. Frank T. Pcasc, of lnsraln, who Is to
manage tic carnival. wns introduced, ami pro-
! ceeslcli to giro history Of the ENTERTAINMENT
ns Represented since ita introducttou by him IT,
| 1874. lie stated TINT there would bo Mt least
l,COO Indies Il, costume during the entertain
| ulcut,
1 1hr Trcstt1cpt rcad list Of accessories to bc
prepared by iii. Peasc, III addition to the at
traclionb 10 bo produced BY tho Snciettes. 1t
wns also announced tint IN n1l probability Miss
| Louisa N. Alcott would take charge nf the OK.
, 1879-03-12

Treasurer Larrabco paid out 81, ,0UO yesterday
in the liquidation of special assessment claims.
scaslct fever was reportcd to tho Health
Ol1cc yesterday from No. 70 Waller street. No.
1903 West Mourou strcct, and No. 1888 Townsend
street. e.
The scrip clerk paid out .st50 In "the equiv
nIcnt" yesterday. Persons TO whom the city Ia
Indebted are requested to Gull for tho amounta
due them.
Upon the first aay OK tic present month
j,595 OF scrip was called in. or this atnount,
81 $40 Inns been redeemed IN cnsll, unIl 81 t30
turned IN for taxes. There IL still sll,aG4 un-
cnueelcl.
The City Trcusnrcr's receipts Yesterday were
s7,GS from tho Wcst Town Collector: s1.74o
from the South Town Collector; $t,Gj7 from
thu North Town Collcctor; $ut3 frutu The
Comptroller, Ai1 81, 070 from tho Water Depart
Ment.
Building permits were issucl yesterday to
Theodore l.rdcs. for two two"story niltl base.
luent dwellings. 44x5U ieet, Ny. l2..5 1,l.d 1871
Wentworth avenue, to cost $4,000, mil to II.
D. Smith for two-story anl basement stoHe
front dwelling, eo55o fret, NJ. AG i'ars aEen1se,
fdur-story upholstery Ia*tory,.- snuth Canal
10 cost $4,000.
Ch1cf acnycy was busy yesterday lnQAlrlng
into case OF alleged brutality On tlfc part Of
Otllcer Tllotnas Murphy, II the Uufon Street
Sta.inn. The complainant IN tho rnac is Mr..
Martin Knowles, foreman In tho establishment
VI Knight IL Leonard. ile ,yns going lsosne one
night not long ngo. uhout 10o'rtock. utN, canl''
heross drnnken .tsan on the milwaukee, ascnnc
kindly usslatcu lin to. find bu,,tllo which he
Ind uropped uycr thu side 0t tile viadIict upot,
tin tracks belnw. While engaged in .he search,
Ol!cct Murphy catae along ai1 demanded tu
know what Knowles ,vas about. Mr. Knowles,
pnrhHt14 ltf In f{1E YOtlfkHnnSG nf thE
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has been used with highly bencaclsl results during
the paat four years in tho yalous forms OF dyspep-
sn, gastrltis, nausea, general debility, consump.
tion etc. kumyss Is not medicine; it IL pleas
mt. wine3tko beverage FIN food) made from milk,
peculiarly grateful to delicate stou,ach. Nothing
elss akes hesl and blood and strength TO fast. 1t
can bc safely relc1 on for tho rccpvraon Of thosc
cases Of low vttulity in which mejlcalon or osdt-
nary nutrition fail. Howard Of imltstlous. 9enI
for pamphlet on kumyss. A.. Aranh, chemist,
originator, Ito Madison etrcct, Chicago.
, 1879-03-12
Tic motion was lost,-ycas u, nays 2o,-as

nt'e motion was iost'-seas ~ nays ~'-as
Ytas-sanaor.. Tnlly, Tnrner. Lohdnr, .callet-
ncy, Ryan. md Niescn.
.iyS aisSs{ s1:, ss s'' a::s sat's: 4s qs::
Nnwlel9h, Thnmpsnn. knnnt Hlanber, Waldo.
UNION BrHEEr roL1oE sr4TtoN.
Aid, Smyth moved to reconsider tho yote by
which 5000, tn po tal<cn from The sala Of city
property ull1cr than school property, was set
qaide for a r0ltye stAlton IL take tho place of
flint On West Madison street. Tic motion pre-
Vailed. 4,
Aid. smyt1 moved to Insert an item Of st5,-
600 mud 40 mitch at Tie nfnount derived from
the ealo Of the present station n1ld Land Antl tho
lot on union street as NAV bo necessary Tor
Aid. gchwols.hal thought $4,000 was enough,
niltl inorca to lay tic matter on tle tablc.
Lost.
The item WAS Inserted.
AID: Cary Thought ,hu sa1ary OF the Mayor
should bu what tho rnancu Committee RECON-.
mctltcl, md moved to reconsider tlle voto by
which The amount was iixcll At $3,1U0 for tho
PURPOSE Of making II 81, 300.
dn't i.ave as t,ach 10 do do as some Of t!,o Adcr-
men. who got nothing nt all.
The motion to reconsider prcvaIlcd,-yon IS.
nays Il, AS follows:
-, 11a;;;;-Tnlsy saeaeT:. Cay; Gilbert Tally
ssatoa: lawlsiah. lynn. Nieson, sehweisthal,
c:s;:s s{1 Ssf: E:ns! 2so1 1ss SSa!s Et 1s
Thompson, Knopf, Stanber. Waldo.
Aid. Cary moved that the salary be fixed Ut
Ak!. Waldo SAID good msn we're willing to
| take the place Mt tho present salary. u0 moved
| TO lay the motion on the table.
| folluws:
, y,<s.-ra!ey, ballard; rhsps. Mallory, Turner,
T1rnryesop' Rawleisn, Knopf, siaabor' Niesen'
rayy Sss sms' ss;1 q9s Mssaos, 1oE s..as Ms
seaton. Ryan, schwoIathal. Mccadrey. Daly, and
Jonas.
Aid. smyth 5nored to reconsider tile vote by
were fixed, desiring to rcdueo tic salary Of the
Cll!ct Clerk from $500 to $1,000
AZ he had not voted on she right side, the
Chair ruled htnt to bc out Of order.
| ClTr TRHAsCRRR.
Aid. .Tuloy (slcCallrey IN The cl'a1r) moved tc
reconsider tl,e vote by which tic salary OF the
City Treasurer was fixed ut $4,000. He referred
to the nbsuriity os the ptcsunt manner Of con
tluctlng tho o!!!cc, tho Treasurer paying mort
for Ills clerks than he himself sgas allowed, wtiile
nothing was appropriated for them. The oil!tt
was plum after which both political part!es
struggled, since 1t yielded illegal onolutncnst
uf from $e0oo0 to $4,000 year. II thest
were cut oil, there would be u, cru Of Eoforr
commenced, the necessity for which had beer
nppareut In the community Tor several year,
past. There Wns absolutely no security for tl.t
city's money under the present system. De
posting the public money In thc. banks was no
safe ptan. Bonus were no good, as was showt
In tho ease Of GuEe. Tho Treasurer should RI
cciye fair salary md Tic city have vault |,
the Fidelity or elsewhere. He referred to thu
sub~rreaslry system Of tho General Govern
nlcnt.
AID. Gilbert thought tic matter had bcttcl
be left nlone, rs the door would be opened h
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do 60 IN tic "caEc" with the permission Of tho

Sheriff.
In tho Criminal Court yesterday, tohn Will
fams mud Patrick tlafEney, fouml guilty q rob.
lery the Inst turn, were brought ul. Williams
was granted a now triat mud safE1ioy was scm
tercctl to thu ,Penltonttasy for nf,tc years. T.
II. irwin pleaded guilty to !arceny ant was rc.
lraned for aentalee. John Clark ussl Johni
ellison wcre tried fof lssccnr, found gulty NIL ~
tophcr Sheridan anl Il. n. Day, found guilty
OF robbery. uiu arguments on. motion for
d now trial wcro 1lear.l, md tho matter
was taken Under ,nArsscment. Edwaf't
was ron,al,tlcd Henry 'ricdcn'ann was
tried for burglary, found guilty, aill rc'antlctt
William Kelly pleaded guilty TO tlan Charge Ut
assault witt, intont to uo bolily harm nilA wns
rclnnl1t1cI
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Little las been said OF late regarding slc tuu.
mel between France aud EngluiiI, but prepara-
tious Tor .tlle work contiple. Boyen thousand
five hundred an! sovcnty.one eouutitngs havo
with vlcw Of asrertaln!ng the form and geosog-
ical nature nj tllr ground, una 3, 22d7 specimens
have been obtained. Similar soundlngs havo
Rlao taken place On tho English side.
, 1879-03-12
CRIMINAL.

S1kXN144f II A4s
No ont ,1as vet been able 10 identify Thomns
F. Smith for either of The robbrrics burgiarcs,
OF thu Bo!,now murder, Of which he was sus-
pcctcd. lie will doubtless be set at liberty to-
lny.
Last evening Willie Burke. an accomplished
sncak-tl,Icf who worss all oyur tho country, und
WHO is nj orlcc run In by the policu whenever e
returns to ILLS houe In this city, went to tile
County Jail to visit john Laulb. JnItrr Cl,,aIcr
tclegraphcd 10 the police, aud detective wcnt
qycr to tho jail. burke Is booked for yugrancy
Ut the Armory.
Mary Coleman is at tho West Madison Street
Station charged With cruelty to aninals OF, com.
plnlut uf Sarah Ludlow. 4 dog belonging to
the latter BIT tho formers child, wIicroupon
Mary grabbed IT. BY Its hind legs ur,d b1ttcd 1t
against the side Of the house untfl It WINS
thought tlmt it was deat Tic poiace recon-
mend all mothers to do likewise.
William Zucker and two attorneys named
Williams. George ind Charles, were before
Jnstice Matson yesterday charged With cn!,-
ench antl rot l. continuance. The case l,as been
mentioned before in TIE TRIBUNE. Fucker
had wife frosn whom lc separated. Ho then
sought to get possession Of her household
gools BY virtue Of a rcpleyin writ. Tic WILL
fafns brothers wera his attorneys.
Hlont1ay noon Mrs. u, L. suls,ra,, Of No. %
Ogden avenue, hired 1nnt, to cnrry IN coal. mud
nlonr In thu nftcrnoon the ungrateEul FELLOW
stole o pockct-nonk containing ID, which ho
found lying on thu tho 4top Of bureau. cor otiIssr
md upou senre4tlg the Nun fouud 81 hill
rolled up small hidden nwny III the too ot lis
shoc. Thu prisoner gave the naHc Of John
Salisbury in 500 to tic Orlminal Court.
Arrests: Mary Martin, nias s'sgert and slary
rg1s fS rs foee 81 So ii aa
Miller, larceny Of ropes ,s from derrick on Cou-
Ffcss s.aest, hgar , f't!n avenue, oo!ons!hg To-
was caagat ga! balancing hlusslf upon Q transo.n
at No. l48}1 Sherman street; Ernest Scnke,
ws1o was Caught lryule TO pess u coantGrtet M u !,
cent ptcco ut IraYnos's satoof' on "bl'rf"
avenue.
Atpoon ycstcrfny II was rcportcl at Ccptrn1
stnti,, ttuf II i,orsc md b1rey valued 1t siW
tast |ust bcen sto,on from i. II. Harris, Of M.
:i5s iia!strd strccs. Detectives Ilaiey ani Moif-
Ind been seup on Ogden avenue on tic way to
I;iycrsle. md In ti,s possession Of srsnIo,,a.
inoknS ckararter. Thcy took a FREIGHT. rain or,
ycrso y d te tS epurs 5 to Tie A'iste u euVe
,ss ste1 Il P1 sos s yyexs It t Wsss
IN srssd1 ssd ogsaaer. '' >'''>' "' ''' "
Justice Salisbury, presiding in tho West
piyiston roliee Court, Yesterday held t!o fol-
lowing: Michael CroHley alt.s "aiashy,' Jar.
eeny % oolt o. ofesssooas iroln n Iroht ot
street., ssoo to thg crin'ln9l Court; Th9!sas
Colnerford and Hugh Calvin, Bnatcllug
e. wats5 H. 1fom . Gharlcs Ne!son' s,0d o6
No. ~ Milwaukee, ayenle, w Saoo
tue Crinlnal Court, md Frank curra,,, sl,oDs
to the Crtmlnll Gpurt, Tor t!u thclt ot trunk
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FINE ART IN Ho1tsf,pscnaa1Inp.

ii everything tho livery 'atcst" and richest In
"att haugngz," over thirty-1ve year4 Of practi-
cnl experience, and q consciousness that the times
.aso "lard" count for auzht, all who thiuk Of
decorating should call on +. II. 11ifger, 2O4 Wa
bash avenue,
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Qnoen s'lctorl,.'s lso1s.

ClAcINNNtf [hafnktTfH!;
Whou tho Cri0iean war opcilcl the Queen Of
England expressed her regrets that she had not
sons to take part In the fighting. And nov her
sous do not 70 to tho front. THEY aro very busy
With weddings, uni presiding whero there arc
corner.stonea 10 be laid.
, 1879-03-12

Dr, D'Ungos, discover Of tho clnchona cure for
drunkenness, cafa4 ali cases. Noom Fl Palmer
NnHIt.
, 1879-03-12

Engagement rtnrs novel and exquisite sty.es, a
Hamilton. s4ou1ds J. Co., W Stats stscpt.
, 1879-03-12

Any lady's banda m.y % heautlaed by Duck 4
NnyAerA diyceriue Jolly.
, 1879-03-12

nartY1 No man can put his hand on any wrong
net If tnlnc. Tlarso c1argcs nro simply
political dodge to hurt MO ii my ward"
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What Do You Want 2

Do you want to insure in the largest
and best Life Insurance company in the
world, The Mutual Life of New York;
Call at 800 Hill street.
Do you want to insure your property
In only Standard Fire Insurance COM
paniesp
Call one square and a half north Of
the Inter Ocean hotel.
Do you want to see $500, 600 insur-
ance now in force among the best bust
ness men in Cheyenne?
Call one square northeast of the post
office.
Do you want rates on Fire Insurance
as low and equitable as is consistent
with safety?
Call for information, calendars, blot
tiers, lead pencils, etc.. etc., on the west
side of HIN street between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth.
Do you want to see the largest street
scales ii town, 10000 TBS. larger than
any other, Fairbanks Standard?
Remember that Burners new office
is the place, on Hill street.
Do you want to see the neatest and
only model Insurance office in the ter
ritory?
Call on j. W. Bruner at the above
mentioned place.
Office Hours: Any hour, day or
night, Sundays excepted. n28-3m
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the
conditions of a certain mortgage made
and executed by Naoma A. Rutledge
to E. B. Graham, and dated the 10th
day of August, A. D.. 1877, and given
to secure the payment Of the sum of
eight hundred and fifty dollars 1850,
and which said mortgage was on the
Goth day Of August, A. d.. 1877, duly
recorded in the Office OF the county
clerk and ex-ofiicio register Of deeds of
Laramie county, in Wyoming Terri
tory, in book "Cu of mortgages, on
pages No. 226, 227 and 228. And,
whereas, by virtue Of the conditions In
said mortgage contained, the whole
amount of money secured by said mort
gage has been declared due by the said
mortgage, and there is claimed to be
due upon said mortgage at the date of
this notice the sum OF $1,03S. 50, and
no proceedings at law or in equity hav-
ing been instituted for the recovery of
the same or any part thereof; now,
therefore, by virtue Of the power Of
sale in said mortgage contained, the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by a
sale of the m~ortgaged premises, and for
that purpose the said premises and the
equity of redemption Of the said Naoma
A. Rutledge and her heirs and assigns
in and to the same, will be sold at pub
lie auction for cash to the highest bid
der, at the front door of the court house,
in the city Of Cheyenne, county OF
Laramie, on the 18th day Of January,
A. D.. 1879, at 2 O'Clock In the after
noon. The premises covered by said
mortgage and to be sold as aforesaid
being described as follows, to wit: All
that piece or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in the county of Lar
annie and Territory of Wyoming, and
more particularly known and described
as follows, to wit: Lot number eight
10y in block number three hundred and
twenty-one (321), in the city of Chey-
enne, said county and territory, to.
gether with the improvements thereon.
Dated November 10th, 1873.
E. b. GRAHAM,
nov17-60t Mortgagee.
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49, ,ko,na ,,no,r
a.asas.t ~.
S=.~sa4ss -
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rf, g.
st~ 49,
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-srs,sas ~. .S.n .,',d ,nstent,v
- - en-, tr.,nsd
Co.. -as.,.as - .h.,r resnactive
h-.ncs.. 81 rron q war foot
-
Tha n.mn,,et o,so contains n letter
f-om CoI ToIter TAYLOR. late adm
tant oeuera, ~ the army of notbern
viroinia under Lee dated Norfork
Dec. 2sth ,7s. who saws: sI don't hes
itate to say that in my opinion the
disorganization Of the several staff de-
partments of the army would tend
greatly to impair the efficieuc CIV of the
service. The fact should never be over
looked that the theory upon which our
military establishment is organized and
conducted. involves a volunteer feature
as the great reliance of the country in
the event of war. Then it is most inn
portant to have experienced and tried
organized staff departments in time Of
peace to render an army of volunteers
efficient in the event Of war. Officers
of the line assigned occasionally and
for a short periods to service in the
several staff departments could not ac-
quire that degree of efficiency in any in
any one to enable them to act intelli-
gently when the occasion should arise
for conducting matters on a wal basis.
Education and actual experience are as
essential factors in the making of a
good auarter-master Or commissary.
as is the study of law or medi-
cine. followed by long practice to the
making of a good lawyer or doctor.
Nor 40 I think there would result II
real conom in the change proposed.
| Every inexperienced man assigned to
the performance Of new duties must ac-
/ ouire his experience, at certain cost of
loss. and an INTERCHANGEABLE system
vvonld be attended In INV Judgment.
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a NEW Army BILL.
. Powerful Array Of Testimony against
it-How the Line Officers will be
Affected "A Logical 0ppo-
sitiOn.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Washington, Jan. CA number of
prominent army officers in this city
have published in pamphlet form a
mass Of matter in opposition to the
radical changes proposed by the Burn
side committee bill, in regard to staff
departments. The history of the pres
emit organization of the staff corps is
briefly stated, showing that 1t is the
carefully considered work of Mr.. Cal
houn, secretary of war in 1921 and
Poindexter secretary in '3S. The PAM
phlet next quotes, not only from Secre-
taries Crawford, Calhoun and McCrary
in favor of the present system, but also
from Gen. Sherman's annual report for
80, and from Gems. Sheridan, McClel-
Ian, Hancock, Pope, Franklin, Meade,
Thomas, Marcy. Perry, Kantz, Critten-
den and Getty, all OF whom have ex-
pressed themselves impartially in favor
Of the present system of subdivision of
staff duties into departments undera
corps Of trained specialists. Tile PAM
phlet supports these opinions by a quo-
tation from Sir Archibald Allison, who,
writing upon army organization says:
at is not too much to say that an army
sent into the field without an efficient
and thoroughly well organized and
long previously trained staff and supply
departments, is an army foredoomed to
dogs and vultures, and that no expendi-
ture at the moment. however lavish,
a supply the wants or avert the
doom. Our army which embarked flor
the Crimea) in 1853 was the finest this
country ever produced, but it was
bound together by a rope of sand and it
melted away like snow before the first
touch Of hardships and inclemencies Of
weather. and this was the direct, lee
essary and inevitable, consequence Of
the ignorant economy Of the parliament
Of Great Britain in not sustaining in
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-07
lTHN MAoNITIcHNT crops

Are heard Of everywhere. And it is
equally well established that for curing
Coughs, Colds and incipient Consump-
tion, Browns Cough Balsam has no
equal among the preparations sold in
the West. This popular Western Rem
edy contains no Supplying opiates, that
deceive the patient, but cures by reliev-
ing irritation and producing an easy
expectoration. Just now it is danger
Gus to neglect a Cough.
For clearing and strengthening the
voice and curing ho%arseness and sore
throat, public speakers, singers and
others will find Brown's Tar Troches a
reliable remedy. Price, 25 cents per
box.
Browns Arnica Salve is without a
rival for removing Inflammation and
curing old sores, ulcers and frost bite.
% cents per box.
All of Browns Popular Family Med
icines for sale by G. W. Hoyt, Addoms
& Glover, and Hurlbut Bros, Cheyenne,
Wyo. d1d&w-tf
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THE workingmen of England still
hold out against what they consider
the unjust exactions of their employers.
But IL is written that the weaker must
succumb and, unfortunately, the weak
er III always the artisans who are
driven by absolute hunger to accept
terms otherwise intolerable. 1t was SO
Of the w~orkingmen of the United States
during the late panic, and the English
will have the same sad experience dur
ing their present panic.
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RUSSIANS have always been charged
by England with melting and secretly
sustaining the instruction in Macedo-
mia for the purpose Of justifying the
presence of a large force in Turkey. 1t
now transpires that of four Of the lead
ers Of the insurgents, three were Aus
trians. Russia is therefore relieved of
the odium of this bad business. and can
truthfully exclaim to its rival: "Thou
.canst not say I did it.n
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MANY Of the unfortunate seamen on
board the English man-ofwar Thunder
er, who were wounded by the explosion
of the 3s-ton gun, have since become
blind. The list of fatalities too, in
creases with the lapse of time.
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THERE viii be a democratic celebra-
ton at Columbus, Ohio, on the eighth,
inst, in honor Of the battle Of New
Orleans, and Senator Thurman's pres
ence is urged upon. The good old man
has sought temporary refuge in the plea
Of cold weather. but il that goes back
on him he will face the music and ex-
plain why he will not be a candidate for
governor of Ohio under any clrcum-
~atancea-
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LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the
Cheyenne Postofice, Laramie county,
Wyoming Territory, JAM, 9Th. 1879,
which, II not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised" giving
date of list.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-07

1T SEEMS to have been q mistake
that Suleiman Pasha was restored to
his rank and pay, because Of the expla-
nation that during the war with Russia
he acted under orders from the minis
ter of war, the sultan's brother-in-law.
Yesterdays dispatches state that he is
really degraded and exiled for life, and
that his appeal to the sultan has been
rejected.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-07

IT is a curious fact that Australian
coke is brought to Salt Lake city in
competition with coke from Pennsylva-
mia. Here is a good opportunity for
Wyoming coal fields to play an impor-
tant part in the profitable coke bust
nesq.