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COLLECTION OF INTERNAL REVENUE
Washington. April lO.-Commissioner
Raum to-day received the following from
Collector Rves, at Lynchburg, Va: 81
have Just received intelligence Of my raid
ing force sent. to Cumberland Gap. They
seized and destroyed i've distllleries and q
large quantity OF beer and low wine."
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No FEDERAL INTERFERENCE on THAT DAY.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer. IN cleo
tion On Monday in Cincinnati would have
saved one member Of Congress for the De-
mocratc party had it been Il congressional
election. Ben. Buttcrw orth's district voted
against him-so much OF il as was in the
city, the remainder Of the district being
easily Democratic.
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FACTS ABOUT THE COLopED ExoDUS.-
(From the Nashville NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
journalists who are writing about the negro
migration are in error in supposing the
Kansas investment new one. 1t has been
going on for at least five years. 1t first at
tracted attention in 1875, and was then
mainly from Tennessee, where they can
certainly complain OF nothing but too-ex-
travagant expectations disappointed. 1t is
not new in the South, but has, perhaps, at
tanned larger proportions than itever before
had
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General Dick Taylor says of Secretary
Stanton In his new book: "A spy under
Buchknan, tYrant Under Lincoln, and a
traitor to johnson, this man was as cruel
and crafty as Domitian. In the end. con-
science, long dormant, came as Alecto, and
he was not; and the temple Of Justice, on
whose threshold he stood, escaped proiaua-
tion." 80.
AS soon as Carter Harrison Is formally
fnausurated the Confederate Drieadiers will
take possession OF Chicago, and the Ohio
man who edits The Okatona Ho,rter will
start bIanch Of the paper as city organ.
II will be terrible, but that's. what tile cleo
tion meant. - ticago Times. ~ h. IL. 800 -
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The trial OF John Williams, at Warren
ton, Va, for the murder OF Holtzclaw. was
terminated Thursday by verdict OF guilty
OF murder in The FIRST degree. The Judge
will pass sentence at the close Of the term.
and he will be hung In July or August. :,
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Sill Another Sensible Man.
4
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.
AprjI 7. 1870.
Editor of the Standard:

WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.
April 7, 1879. }
Editor Of the Standard:
Dear Sir,-I see that my name appears in
the Abingdon Virg;nidn as one OF the CON-
mttecmcn of Hnlston district to organize
what is called "the new party" belong
to the Conservative party. and feel that we
have labored too long to throw 1t OFT when
election for delegates 10 the General Assem-
bly,. us they stated, to settle the public debt,
and as believe they have accomplished their
object satisfactorily, / am ready and will
ing 10 abide by the result, and must there
fore decline the honor OF the appointment.
Very truly yours, ROBERT WRIGHT.
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The TAX on WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEAL
ERs.-We did not state yesterday. in our
article on the new Motfett-register law, that
IL the Wholesale and retail dealer desires to
sell only malt liquors his tax will be S75 and
$50, instead OF $3.50 and 800, as in the case
of the. wholesale dealer selling spirituous
liouors
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sPEsTAL NOTICES
NED. & E. MITTELDORFER'S
STORE
VILE BE CLOSED ON MONDAY THE 14TH,
S. on account OF holiday.
WILL EXHIBIT ON TUESDAY MORNING
A NEW STOCK OF GOODS
uEPv pRTrEq
Special NOTICES


WILL EXHIBIT ON TUESDAY MORNING
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
VERY Low PRICES.
BUNTINGs, ALI.-WOOL-she best goods-at 22c :
BHNTiNGS:, ALhWoo.a soo s, ar ns 2Hs
BgSS :: &C. .s So So
ALL.WooL BLACK CASHMERE at As. so. SIS,
go, 65, 10. rs. S5c.. and sl-,he best goods for
81 ACK TAMisE~tIe' best goods for spring and
summer wsar-at very Icy pr rice 90 or % sx
and 4nc.-'he cheapest and best ALPACAs 10
be had anywhere;
BLACK SILKS from auction from CSC. TO 80:
COURTAULD's BLACK CRAPE-sreat induce
AT il line line of DRESS GOODS in all the latest no.
TSses fo@ Prs up s,rrNs to match goods 10
cu r ihlafs PRINCES In ali the Few shades,
six fl'En iNegE$ 's ret VARIETY
HAMBURG EDGINGs anu TORCHON LACEs-
n new surply-fronl Sc. TO the finest;
CORDED PIQUE. Az. 5. 6. and Sc.
200 pieces WHITE and FANCY MAiTINGS from
these goods. IA White at i5c. "A Check at
1899, Sd Check at o5,. regular prce 40c.; &. 4
Chcck at SOC worth soc: o ,,.a
TINGS. and HEMP CARPETS to be sold At !
sacrifice 10 cl So:
CASsIMERES. TWEEDs, COTTUNADEs. and
KENTUCKY JEANS for men and boys wear
from 10c. per yard 10 $50.
CORSETS! CDRSETS!
STDE-LhCE and SinE-STEEl. CORSETS at soc.
CURSETS al %. 80, 81. 75c Fl. AMI 1925;
AEnOMINhL COKsETs, tor stout ksdc:, at 81
regular price so:
PARASOLS. PARASOLS-a new took TO be opant d
from Sc. to $i-a larpc variety:
HOSIERY for ladies' children. and gentlemen In all
Style and III AL prices. from Sc. pair up;
KID GLOFES-the best Two Button at 4Jc.-rrgu-
lar price 75c-in black. white, and cuIorcd:
NOTIONS and FANCY GOOD>-we have Il full
stock:
DOMESTICS rctailed al whnle ale prices;
WHITE QUILTS at 45, so, 60, IS, rs, $50,
and 81:
wHITE-A ND-BLACK-CHECKED SIIAWLs.
For bargains In all kinds Of goods go TO
ID. ( T.. MlTrFLDORFER'S.
ap 12-S.MSW I27 lirolu street.
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CLOTHING.
w AK IN THE OLD pATuv


WALK IN THE OLD PATHS
1874
THANKFUL Tor the liberal patronage n ,,o
for the past for Years. we again ask
aace Oh the same We have JUS, received ON
or H"TH
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
EMBRACING
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF TIE sr,sor
and We assure the PUBLIC ,ha,
OUR PRICES ARE AS Low As THE Lowvor
for the same quality Of material and ,ro-.,,,..,
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Is rcp!ctc with a full line NJ
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS
sCITINGS,
TROCSER1NG$,
which will he made to order In III be- ...t
prices within The reach Of all. ID,.-
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One REPUBLICAN OPINIoN.-[From the
Chicago Herald. - General Joe Hawlcy
stakes bis congressional reputation on the
assertion that the best men in both houses
are eX-Confederates.
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~FIRST ENGLISH LUTTE RAN
CHURCH Seventh street near Grace-Rev. W. q.
scBAFFEn pastor) -Connrmalion at IL a. IL.
Preaching NJ z. M.
Vice President HOLLAND Of Roanoke College,
and Rev. G.. BEARD will assist the pastor. Seats
free
~FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH corner
Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-Sersice on SUNDAY al
IL A. NJ and r. NJ The pastor. Rev. DT. Z. w.
WARREN. ofEciatIHg. The service in the morning
will have especial reference to missions among
heather nations, in which the Rev. Dr. ICfPEh Is
expected 10 take part.
w SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and Sixth s,rcets).-Rev. HENRY, NC
DONALD, ID. D., will preach on SUNDAY at II a.
N. aud 8 z. 81.
~ GRACE-STREET B AP T l S 7
CHURCH. corner Grace and foushee sfreetsl.-
The pastor. Rev. ". F.. HATCHER, ID. De- VIII
preach at I o'clo K A. n. and 1t s O'Clock L. IL.
on SUNDAY.
w THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE BAPTIST SCSDAY-SCHOOL AsSOC1A-
TON will be held with the First Baptist church. cor
ncr Twelfth and Bread streets, al 3k T. ii.
J BooToN I'LL, Secretary.
NET THIRD PRES B Y T Z R A
CHIJRCIf-seryiccs rs usual OIL Sabbath. The
Lords Supper administered at the morning service.
TJ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH. SUNDAY. April 13th.-Prf aching by
Rev. W. G.. STARR, pastor. At IL a. M.-Sub]ect ::
Eastc-. Sunday as an Index Pointing to The
Scpuchre OF the Saviour At P. M.-Subject:
"Is Rough Life Blessing or Curse?"
MT TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
tcorncr of Broad and Twentieth streets Regular
services on SUNDAY by the pa,tor, at II a. 81. and
SPIN.
Mt UNION-STATION METHODIST
CHURCH, Bishop y. S. nOGGETT will preach at
IL A. NJ; Rev. PRESTON NASH at 7:45 T. II.
Public cordially invited.
NJ THIR D-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH tCOLORED)-The Indian preacher j.
j. KELLEY will preac!, 4 special sermon at
o'c ock T. VI. subject: " The Everlasting Name"
NIT METHODIST SUNDAY-SCI1OOL
SOCIETY.-Thc regular mon hy meeting CT this
Society VIII be held at OREGON I'M Methodist
church on SUNDAY AFTERNOON At 81 O'Clock.
Interesting addresses and her exercises may he
expected. A. L. WEST, PRESIDENT.
Charles p. Rddy. Secretary.
Nj MASS BIBLE-MEETING will be
held in the Sevculh-Strcct Christian church SUN
DAY. April 18Th. 6, lvice commencing 1T & Z. NJ.
Bishop DoGGErT and perhaps others will deliver
addresses.
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DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
l. daily my inimiranlc pure crushed sugar CLAIR
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. ! make better CAN
DIES for wholeSa e purposes than any house In this
coun'ry-warrantcd perfectly pure and no ACUTE
rliOn>. We dou't Use any Iucos Crap sugar. TARA
but pure sugars: II J, more highly
favored winter brighter. frIncr, and Is warranted
10 stand iIrin In any climate.
LoCIS j. BUsSiEUX. Confeciioncr.
IL 80 1il2 Main street.
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me- SPRING OPENING

AT
| TIiALHlMER BROTHERS,
| eel BROAD STREET.
where they will orcn NEXT MONDAY and during
the week of the largest AMI select stocks of
DRY GOODS
1t has ever been their pleasure to offer. Call aud c1-
| anime our stock.
| Five cases best CALICOES ut AZ. ). and &C.:
10 cases and bales COTTON at 81. 5. Is, and Sc:
1890 yards REMNANTS CORDED PlQUES at
| &c. worth &C.:
42o pieces DRESS GOODS, Of all kinds, from s
TO 75c.:
| ~ pieces BUNTINGS from 12H 10 35c.:
| A lurgr line Of BLACK and C0LuRED SILKS;
BLACK ano COLOHED SATlNS at extraordinary
| low prices:
SILK and W0RSTED CHENILLE FRINGES-
Buttons. l:ib'ons, Braids, &c, 10 match gods
Our stock of i;LACK GOopS is complete. and we
offer one oI The line in the city;
BLACK CAClIEMIKE5 from l5r. to :1.5;
RLArh ALpACAS from II 70 49,. -
GRENADINES. VEIL. GRAPES, and other
BLACK GOODS. at prices that cannot be net
PARASOLs! PARASnLs! PARAS0LS!
The large ST stock. latest novelties. and cheapest
good. Gall aud look N our stock before pnr-
Our stock of LADIES. MISSES. and GENTLE
MEMS HOSIERY Is complete. and "ifcr ful
Sc hozcn GENTLEMEN WIIlTEand CoLORED
Hose At Sc. p-ir:
~ dozen iADIEs' WHITE RIBBED HOSE al
Sc. par.
| rs dozen LADIES STRIPED HOSE ut 10 and
1910. worth zee.
tORSET>. CORSETS. CORSETS.
| AS we have Il trcnt n'ous stock on hard-ha:irg
pr chased an immense lo, at cliiicr- " i'll
offer lie greatest bargain, ever presented be-
fore:
Look At our SIDE-LACED and SlDE-STEf:LC COR
SET ut SOC. aud our dc. ana : tuHSET-thc
hes and cheapest In HE clir. We ASK an early
| call from The ladies il hey wish good tor.ct.
| Our stock nf WHITE GOODS OF nil kinds j. very
| extensive. Is also our stock OF TOWELS. NAP
kfNS. T B l. f. l. Ne Ms, TABLE OH
lis. CURTAIN LACES and IAPPETS.
TOILET aud CROCHET QUILTS. BED-TiCh.
SHEET \GS, &C. al low prlc 5:
| Don't fail tn give our CASHMERE and LINEN
DEPARTMENT trial:
| SO pieces CASSIMERES aud TWEEDS ii ON 2 &c.
| loSl.5O-thi, embraces 4 large variety.
We have Just received full and new stock OF
| the DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS for STRING
| anc SUMMER. 1879. Agents for Broad street.
ap 5-S,M&W THALHlMER BROTHERS.
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DEATHS.

Died. April 10, 1879. Mrs. MCNAMARA, DC.
loved vile OF the late Timothy McSamara, In the
uar funerai win take place at 10 O'Clock THIS
Saturday MORNING from ST. Pasrlcs's emu Gu.
The friends aud acquainIances OF the taIni'S afe
respectfully invtted to attend.
New YORK D1pfr5 please copy.
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MARRIAGEN.

Married. ON the 9Th or April, 1879: by Rev.:
Huber. MIR. HENRY sEMTER, 81 New gork' 10
Mrs. riIILDA WHITMAN. OF Richmond, va.
New YORK aud Waterbury tConh.j papcfs p'e''s~
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00-CEST STORE.
TUST RECEIVED AT THE
99.CEST STORE,
E0.1 I,ROlD S1RREr

the greatest variety oI DASNEIS We hive cNtl
shown.
WORK-BtSkETSa ut 30. so. IS. and 99r.:
II 9Jc.; also, Il lew very fine
Gne4 nj sl.9S:
LUNCH aud NaEKET-EASkETS from 3jc. up;
FLOW Err HAS kETS FROM Sc. up;
WILLOW NUR>Eki-tKAIES;
CANE-KUt FRS for chilGrriI-'cw STYLES;
BlRD-CAGtS OF every dcscrip ion:
Also. EREEDlNG-CA CAGES aud MOCklNG-BIRD
CAGES III all prices:
TINWhRF of al Kinds;
CAKE-BUXES and GI:OCERY-EOXES, al! sizes
and prices. from 26r. NJ - -:
Fine JAPPt NNED TEA-IRAIs, all >iL.s from
II Ia 2G inches:
CRIMR-pAES al BRUSHES:
tlilLDRE>'> TABLE-rI:NIS;
CA>li-BDXES with LOCKS:
Large 81 Oi'-RUCkETS 1T 75c:
TN SETS from 1876 IL to $3.50;
tROCkERGWARE 81 al Kind.
The most com plc'c assortment we have ever
offered. We have received III the last two cav. All
Immense variety OF goods Tor our FirE.tEEI
COUNTER. hur full assortment Of FlNF-Ct NJ
IlSWAHE now on hand. hc>ines Numerous add
lions New goods coming in every day. Call ano
look ut them Al tn. 9gf'FST-SEDkE,
Catalogue free. lap sos Broad street.
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~FRsT BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
Twelfth and Broad streets).-Sersice on SUNDAY al
IL A. ii. and s r. NJ. The pastor. Rev. DR.. Z. W.
WARREN. ofEciatIHg. The service IN the morning
Will have especial reference to missions ahons
no, ,bep n,,io,s in which the Rev. DIR. TUrPER Is
expected 10 take part.
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Colonel Gilman represents the Dispatch
., washington and bis, correspondence
aIohe ls worth the price OF that excellent
DaQefs~5 tsrcastts Herald. i G
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NE NEW GOODS! NEW Styles
Just received L very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMrORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
rie., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. beg 10 inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods, made up In
the latest styles and by the best workmep ut PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFFS made to order
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed
JOHN c. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH 13-3m No. 1904 Main street.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and Sixth s,rccts).-Rev. HENRY NC
DONALD, ID. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL A.
NJ md g p az
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~FIRsT ENGLISH LUTTE RAN
CHURCH Seventh street near Grace-Rey. W. Z.
scHArFEn pastor)--Connrmalion ut IL a. IL.
Preaching al z. M.
Vice President HOLLAND Of Roanoke Coilese'
and Rev. C. BEARD will assist the pastor. oea'S
free.
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~ GRACE-STREET BAPT1S T
CHURCH. corner Grace and Foushee streetsl.-
The pastor. Rev. ". F.. HATCHER, ID. d., VIII
preach at IL o,clo K A. n. and 1t s O'Clock Z. IL.
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nr THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE BAPTIST sCNDAY-sCHOOL AssOC1A-
TON will be held with The First Baptist church. cor
Dcr Twelfth and Bread streets, Al 3k +. N.
j BooToN EiILL, Secretary.
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1919 u q. En'I-It.st ::
rtsr siT5 hA Sysftt- sil =! .'g..tt. -i11 >: y
Fa2 svs:th1S @ksi4 IA n -.f. sfas.:!:a ,Ha5I.E :
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H THIRD p r E t Il X 4 \
CHURCIf.-Scrviccs as usual OIL Sabbath. The
Lords Supper administered at the morning service.
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MT BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH. SUNDAY. April 13th.-Prf aching by
Rev. W. G.. STARR, pastor. At IL a. M.-SubJect:
Eastc.. Sunday as an Index Pointing to The
Scpulcre OF the Saviour At P. M.-Sub1ect:
ais Rough Life blessing or Curse?"
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NIT METHODIST SUNDAY-SCIIOOL
SOCIETY.-Thc regular monthly meeting OF this
Society VIII be held at OREGON I'M Methodist
church on SUNDAY AFTERNOON At 81 O'Clock.
Interesting addresses and her exercises may be
expected. A. l.. WEST, freSideht.
Charles p. Rddy. Secretary.
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Mt THIR D-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH {COLOREDI.-The Indian preacher j.
j. KELLEY will preac. 4 special sermon ut 8
o'c ock = ". subject: The Everlasting Name"
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The Gale Of seats will opeH on THURSDAY, Apri
10th, at JoHNsoS's Music-Store. apa.5t
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NE MASS BIBLE-MEETING will be
held in the Sevcull-Strcct Christian church sun
DAY. April 18Th. s,Ivice commencing 1T L. NJ.
Bishop DoGGETT and perhaps others will deliver
addresses.
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MT TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
tcorncr of Broad and Twentieth streets Regular
services on SUNDAY by the pa,tor, at II A. u. and
SP. NJ.
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MT UNION-STATION METHODIST
CuURCH.-Disliop y. S. poGGETT will preach at
IL A. NJ: Rev. PRESTON NASH at 7:45 r. II.
Public cordially invited.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-13
CONDENSED TELEoRAMs.

Albany: The stove moulders have
struck for twenty per cent. advance
in wages.
Paris: st. Petersburg letters show an
enormous increase in the number of
nihilists In Russia.
Constantinople: Some cases of Asiatic
fever are reported here, but they are
believed to be sporadic.
st. Louis: The high court of the
Ancient Order of Forresters convened
here on Tuesday in secret session.
London: Johann Most, ex-member of
the Prussian reichstag, has been ordered
to quit Belgium, where he had arrived
on lecturing tour.
Ottawa: American railway agents are
here endeavoring to induce intending
emigrants to Manitoba to go to Ne
braska and Minnesota.
Washington: Galusha A. Grow will
be rendered Russian mission or some
other place whose present occupant
may be transferred to st. Petersburg.
Belgrade: A body of Albanians
crossed the Servian frontier on Sunday
and reached Zlischane, but retired after
a short engagement with the Servian
troops. Several Albanians were killed.
Marshalltown, Iowa: The state
greenback convention met here to-day.
| "a
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The Mormons Restive,

Ogden, Aug. 12.-The imprisonment
of Reynolds for polygamy, the murder
of Standing, a Mormon preacher, in
Georgia, the imprisonment of Geo. @.
Cannon, delegate to congress, and other
executors of Brigham Young's estate,
for contempt, have caused bitter feel
ing, and the Ne,cs, the leading church
paper, has lately contained threatening
articles, and threatening and inflam-
matory speeches have been made as to
Secretary Evarts' anti-Mormon circular
to foreign countries. 1t is treated with
contempt It is claimed that it would
be absurd tolsuppose that any European
government would undertake to estab-
iish an inquisitioon to determine the
religious faith Of its emigrants, or that
ail intend to enter into polygmy. There
IS no evidence of any intention Of fore
iole resistance to-the government, but
tne Mormons have a good military or
ganization and are mostly well armed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-13
PUBLIC DOMAIN.
RIVER RESERVES RESTORED.
Over Eight Millions of Acres on the
Missouri Thrown Open for
Settiement-The Indians
Provided. for.

Washington, Aug 12-The presi-
dent, BY executive order, has restored
to the public domain S,259, $50 acres on
the northeastern bank of the Missouri
river, corresponding in general outlines
to an area Withdrawn by executive or
ders January IL and May 8, rs, now
revoked. The small sections of terri
tory Immediately adjoining Grand
River, Cheyenne and Indian Rock
agencies are still Withheld. 1t was in
tended, when the orders now revoked
were issued, To keep the whites from
pressing too closely upon the Sioux In
dians, but in practice it was found
that the orders did not prevent trespass
by reckless frontiersmen, who preyed
alike upon peaceable whites and In
dians, hence the lands are again thrown
open to settlement.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-13
THE OLD STORY.

A. Bank Robbed in Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Aug. II About O'Clock
this Afternoon parties entered the bank
ing office of G. II. Bushing u Co., at
the northwest corner of Third and
Walnut streets, and while one engaged
the attention of the person in charge a
confederate secured package contain
ing five thousand dollars, and de-
camped. The whole affair was so
quietly performed that the attention
OF the people on the street was not
drawn to the bank, and the robbers
escaped.
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YELLOW FEVER NOTES.
Stalking Abroad in Terror.

u
New York, Aug. 12.-Memphis spe
cials says that fully five hundred person.
attended the funeral services of H
Ridley, colored clergyman. The out
look does not present very hopeful
appearance. The fever is spreading ir
every direction. 1t has invaded the
postoffice and stricken one of the letter
carriers. A clerk in the Western Union
Office was also prostrated to-day. i. The
sick show no material sign of improve.
ment. The only lively place in the
city is at the Howard's depot, where
several hundred idle negroes congre-
gate daily, waiting to be detailed as
nurses. There appears to be no thought
now of stamping out the fever, and
the only alternative is to await the
coming OF the frost. Fully thirty
thousand people have left the city.
Memphis, Aug. 12-Eight new cases
were reported this morning, five white
and three colored. Four deaths have
occurred within the city limits since
last night. Two additional deaths are
reported beyond the corporation line.
A case of fever has developed at White
Haven, eight miles south of Memphis.
An inspecting officer has been sent to
isolate the dwelling and p, event its
spread
Memphis, Aug. IL. - Twenty ty-two
cases in all have been reported to the
board of health to-day, ten of whom
were colored. Two additional deaths
have occurred, Annie Miller and John
Swanander. S. H. Gibson, bookkeeper
Daily Appeal office, was stricken with
fever this afternoon. Edward Moon is
dying. All arrangements have been
made for his burial. w. w. Guy is
worse to night. The weather is suItry
and rain is threatened. tN.-
Stampede in Mississippi.
Corinth, Aug. IA perfect stam-
pede of citizens is in progress, owing to
the illness of the mayor and president
of the board of health, who are sup
posed to be sick with yellow fever. 1t
is thought that their coming in contact
with citizens fleeing from Memphis
caused infection. The people are flee
ing to the country, but many farmers
have quarantined against them. and
they are roaming through the woods
trying to find refuge of safety.
Seventy-ive left at daylight yesterday.
New Orleans, Aug. 12.-The city
council have adopted resolutions de-
claring that there is no case of yellow
fever in the city, and protesting against
the unjust quarantine established by
southern cities.
People Dying Like Flies.
Washington, Aug. IL. The. national
board of health has the following dis
patch from the United States consul at
Matamoras: Reliable information from
Tampics to August 1st, says: "We
have the yellow fever epidemic worse
than New Orleans had it last year; peo-
pie die like flies. The,quarantine at
Bagdad against Tampfco is still efli-
cient. Medical Inspector Somerset
Robinson, of the navy, and DR.. Daniel
NJ. Burgess, for several years a resident
of Havana, will perform the duties OF
inspectors, the former at Mantanzas
and the latter at Havana. y