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New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

BRrrP ITENs.-The celebrated pictures by
Franz Halls in tuc lIoJc van Bcresteyn az Haarem re
i danger OF removal Out Of Holland. jewish millions
airc collector has offered large sum fol ten aud Two
az e three governors of the os a-o wiling 10 accept
~ oGe Tie third siouty protests against selling these
choice Lcrloom Of his cOuntry and. pending decsloh
I'm The case the pictures Vigorously shut outsrom
public Among the pictures which vii oe seen
Ht the coming Raphael Exhibition IA Dresden Is the 500
G. led Madonna Lorcto," said 10 bC most INT rest
inc SD, cimcu taken o. sweden from Italy at me
lneuanc Of this century, and is owned In stock
hnlm....... Impr) )vomcnts going on at the porcelain
works in Seyrcs will render The new manuidciory eu-
frcly independent OF the ot.---.-A portrait OF David
iul.c ny the artists hand and believed 10 nave
hccn the study FOR the portrait in the Louvre mas
found it, WAY into Eng Rosopchin, the Governor
q: Moscow who set fire 10 that city, took II out OF
Davlds studio said the fall OF Paris, and Dy
Lis son IL WAS sold 10 the late Senatof Nicholas Sminoh
whose heirs are now seeking to dispose of it----Thc
Th(airo Frauc4ls, sadly smoked and dngy when re-
Gently closed. has been handsomely redecorated. The
ce,nns Is adorned with pictures by Maz'rolle, which
rlue.ent ia allegory Of Moere, Cornce ard
Racine Subordinate paintings are dedicated 10 Vol
taire DeaumaIchas. MarivauX and Many
historic churches IN y oand have fallen victims 10 the
restoration craze which seems determined 10 sweep
over cVtrV country III Eurore. EuCllsh writer's who
have OF its sad WORK IN their own country are
tce1uuing to ask why the Netherlands there Is no
society Tor the protection ~ ancient buildings
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
J p y -, - 80. MAIL - -.

EUlDN LINE. .. ........
II I>IIID IATrs MAIL SfEA lit5
flIl ttrf.IN~I. IS aND ii . NfJJL
Ie.NLL IIrr Jo. y. iG.IDll Oi hissL
WNoMIN ..............----I DAY. , 81 ?. m
o
htNh hlN -....-.... i~1A1. &. ll t 'n.
WI~CDN- ~ -........---. NJ k~l1AA. " & li . l. ni
MON l-l'A D. '''i 90 Il'
~ These sfeamcra brit IRON. IN water ugh ch-
Ialwrut. ard are furnished tsry requisite io ui>'
Ar passage the Atlantic both -rr 1d a o"1"e. nav
hafi-.oom siuoh ugruHm. drtwiu -fopu, piano AM
h also cxpe rrnced surcon Nnr"7 and caterer p
.c % ~ 81 o d's mus isifint
o greatest Of a luxres al sea- perfect ventilation ana
CspIE P.S~AuE according 20 satcrooml sjj. $50 AMI
slOU. INTIlNl.DlA 4E. sos Lit l. al lp" rates
WILLIAMS & GUION.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hamburg
Auet paci T. oeurtays Limo Tor PLYMOUTH
CHEHBOURi and HAMDU 70.
~IA..-...........-cp. u Do f-t.4 D. is->op pr -
MTFENNU ..-.--~tnf l7l A ! .Al - ltI .
iistes of passage Plymouth London Caerbourg II 'u
and gII iHfnf4 ami. .e Nalrsf ffN
CABIN gold 500; Second CABIN. gohi 500; NterragA ctr
renew so &. b. RICHARD s. ll ~, Gen. Pas s. T.,
TTEITAllr CO.. 81 Hr ,l'f
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

DENNSYLYaNIARA RAlLROAD-Grtat trunk
! iiue ari United 80 tes Nai Route 20 rll afer Jiif
T. 1879 TRIMS leave EcT fo'k VIA Desblosses ana Cor'-
landi street Ferries, az follows:
lApg,.s foi ilsrrfluir Irit.hure The West ana SOUTH
with Pullman Palace cars attached o. n ana c3' q.
dalF.
For VI iIspori, IochAtyen. Cory aud Eri'. al $50 p
III N0ITN iui itG-viI. Petroleum Centre aui
lie on 3 ions WiiaIlt o. AMI iOckLayel,
inli uN4t 0~hiugt .rt fle ~O4i. lIut .a Mgslug
ton IAtrcss o, PGluar arior us daV. except "uIly
lUa arrive Na~l lst 90 3.l- n. kfgu 1t IL % ana
500 g. w. 4, aud 10 p u. rGuday, lOr n-
Express for lIalcit Ia. ,3, $50 -:-n iiO LIN CO.
Il lu. $50 j., O. 90 .'e rrj lrp sunday. l;ap
nno - t. 7aO $50 and 40 p m Emigiahi AM second
Ca.s 80 %. m.
Boats - BrooklyI Annex" connect with through
'J. n'rdinga speedy aud direct transfer
for Brook travel
Trans Arrigo-f.1m Ptisbu,e. o:lj I0l0 ~, Iolupm
Sa,iv q. O-u Dai y except Monday From
W,ehinrin n ana i;lltmJTe O5u .. 3D. 800 lu;in D.
J. -iu!a, 90 q. III. Ir IN Philadelphia, $50. G:0j
Obt 30 1880 il:3C ., 800 500. ui.o $50 and
lOlo p m sunday. 500, 6OJ 6.o 1910 li5I m $50
4'cst Haces 5lG ane 9is Broadway, 80. / Astor House
sn ,, M d. iro-sc. and CoItlandf ITS. no laur Il and
Hrookivn Annex Depot foot of tuonst- BROOKLYN: Nos
ll lila ana ~ Hud-O st, Nobo en- Depot Jersey CIV
Imieranf fcket ONCE, No battery-ulace. Toe New.
orE Tl,uair Comp "l cal Tor and enrck Digg'ge from
"'''l7 %" l.. f. FAR3lER Gen'I Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. zen TAI Managed.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

Double Track. The most improved Equipment and tho
FASTEST Time consistent WITH abrOGte safety.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL
n NORTH tItf4s IfnNp
eIEAN-IllP Lf>E HEiNIsEN EiWlGhk,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BNLNhN.
nONAl ...-.. sal. ~euf. - t'n ,----- at 'c'
E'fff sept. Of sat. t' I
RATES OF PASSAGE from NFW.NoRF % sou RAMP
TON, UANRE OR BNENlN .,
FIRST CARIN ..........~ fuu 5l.Cf ND CAblN..-.-1O
SfFERAGE, f1 ,
ronrn tckats al reduced rates Prepaid STORAGE csr'l
cate. SO -, M
a.. o. d - ,ft { d lIr 4, ID rrfs
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

FlNlk OLD RELIABLE SIONlNGT0N LINE
4 FOR nOsIOS AND ALL POINTS EAST
al m. iTOnl Pier 3d. North River foot OF jay ST.
Special limited tcketa. GOOD ONLY on 2:45 a. con
necng n al sODngion, sold VIA this line from SewYofk
" Boston el.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, Drew
loot Of SPd eycrE e'yS week day m connecting
e Albany sanday morning eScePle WIN trans GOOD 30
days. - sara'oFa" and re'uIwS " EvERErr President
LBANY e aRa yinrES6 TE2Y aaG by J. PSH ShrE RoAIs
Leave vesty as[ % X a, sis ana 2ah,sI s55r A. a. q
S4Ac'&S" OK" tRHRY iH NEST folSf SSGNw$ET XfT SyT
BEcK' CATsKiLL IrDs6N Tickets sold and bag bag
on ilnd.on iiygr ltail,oad rece yed uassagG
SPECIAL Train TO AND FROM SARATOGA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses ana court
Indianspo. chicago snd West Riehmond ch9eston'
ana the South. Pullman from Baltimore to Newark
and w1s,ySss tss ws RaRns r"%sn cs. car.
tons Tor Hman TiRene ears aore 70 cncn
nan ana M NJ foI Washington West making samo
pectioi or the as the D. m train - - -, ~. pr,
l0.G m d9y 1a S SewYcrk 10 alimors and washington
making close connections iyr o. % .oetb and
southwest lrough pullman car. from shmoe TO ,nGn
Forifn New.Orlesns ana the south. ,, on. Of.
For through d Yt and 1t eKc oes foot Cortland
and nesrc.ses 9ad 1ePo 6 de' ky ky SXs NEBRASKA
HOUND ii'lr AND COLORADO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Frry siiion in bTooa yn loot oi Fn OF; se's W art
Commencing june liEeTTf1,'ssi ~ T1'si "a. ioid,.
GS a. m-For ming,o, Easen be.'i1ein Ms"SI ai
Junction VIII H. /. and W Il x.
S.if a. M high Bridge Branch, ~choneys M"untan'
Badas i.ise aud Lake Holatacong La-ior Halrsbnrs'
Manc C.un-. raaadaa. " Nlke-balt, scranton Mlails-
port sc.
lD % H. ~ and 81 D. -omorville and Fleningi0n
D. Ill., lor tcmiuEfon l. stpu, Mau,n thuhk laAaqua,
We.n.fr. Nc astnu iunkhinunrk, Ianfqu', 4llkei-o
Nsa..N.. i0tftv.Ic iaui nulr. &c. .
ti' Itsr and Lake hopuconr E'sio', bcviH.ie ana
.i..HI t..Ina.
..tp i.. ....y.- For Tasjon Allentown aud lIaIs0me
Eu lf. rr. ''ui @ 90 Jinc.Hn .at i T. ana w i, i-
.i3.... .o .,.i loi,is ni.-; h o- -taiiors
& eUft Ft i.aEf % Do D. r. i.f Ho 'Ni
If'1A lia af' points a'D ~ :'' j. i i'i tt-"
n,a+s a. hC rol 5, anc 1ric Annex make conro, ion
et , station, to ami from hIoo- @-4 Ire h'i'i'
jersey Civ
NEW-YORK and LONG DRANCH DIVISION.
- iia.-l aIoat s.i1. %. li.i3 n. ir l-,' t'o it'
pc--} o., al5. 3D. m. for A'i B.n. IaA Hraie.+ oe el
A. p. u, for tatairedle Manchester. Toms ii'e'.
a. f:,0 o.. m.. Nin.land Tome River. fc
AZ = Pam. IlItt .atg Toms ii'tH Nt'i'N' i.'-
..l io I'D .r,a E..1POlT a M.t,van ela-
ton from Ore HnI i' i W ni i'c ItlAi in
ald .on Point l,,at,u, "a -ol ''Irt "iti ID 'r.r
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
- Iorsn Nsr-h ok. rcI IS. y ID Listf .nDi H''i'i
Long I.inrl Highlands, Sc, ,i'u 500 g. in' '.'i OLD
o,tin Grove. -oa Gir-. &C.. 3.i-. 5c5 %. n.
Tom. as.i. ate town. hafI'Eai iu'A'ii"Nh H. H. '"t
sUNDNYs lor i .iiglanai and Long Drauch o'3o a. n
EREEWOID and NEW-YOEK RAILWAY
Come. tsr- &C. loot ol IAbrTl Tor Freehold a
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
Bfeamboats ano RAILROADS.

4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE. DREW
~ and 81 JOIV leave NJ IL North lhvT,
foot Of Canal.sf every week dav connecting
Albany Saudav mOrnng excepted win trains NJ..,L
West and East Txcursion Albany return. good 80
days. ~ and return, ~ i,;,.,r.rr pr,,e,,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

Fourteen Through Trains way daily tfeo denots
Philadelphia, Two ia New-l ok.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
Ocean Cleaners.

A hNCHOR LINE u. 5. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW-YORk AND GLASGOW
From Pier No. 20 North River w-York.
Dcv"na eut :. rm Nuci.ra---.-yct u. j. M
Cainns, $50 IN $50 Excursion tickets M reducedratss
Scc0nn CABIN, s,u. rteeiago .l7
NEN-NONk 10 LONDON DihECIt
From Pier 30 40 North River foot of Charletst
Asailt ~''Il. "a. 81. -la --~tpt -. D. m
n,i- viii d0 INf ti. o. lIs-tueeir 10 if1ntpl
Cabins go aud $50 EXcuron tickets a. reduced ra'o,
HkNpEk-oN Lkpitiai., Agents. boWAnggFe"i-
4 MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
- IINf. lDI4-Onlv rlansSi anfc Line unior ths
AhEIiCAN FLAG. saiig- tvcrv sn uriav from Pil1ie
Ima ami every "Wednesday Evfrl s1iilgs
5ii'far rHnei ys. mpm Philadelphia alternate sa,ar
Uf.,i. 9hrrRpNY Sept. %. ieno'n.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every 10 days alternately from Phlaie.pli' ani
Ncslo lork landing sri- within frw nouns Ride Of tn
important Ioiut- of inie-' 81 ON tu' Continent.
"a.
Forwt.- ~ prs.agr ara o'ncr INFORM ton apply =
II.ifE 81 l.if Is sJNS Nrlrrl Agents. go
cO7 Walnut 10 I..4l .I-..ft. ,.uIlIwlY NfE-fOrk
JOIN H.NN>A4n Att0. 81 i.tIt.it-Itac.s -fp''.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN Ni.W DIRK ftp NAFFt
Pier Cnuinr So ., tr' Iysr 100 n hpri'n--t
Irav,lier- hs iuc avoid boiu transit by E1ash rh
aDd tie Gscomiors ol crossing tne Chimn'l III Sn
ST ifsN I'uc iucs'ay .cp'. u a. m.
II itl. ll. W 'o- 'i -, IT, no l
tAfNfH 10. J.D i--.- " ii's ir. '' Do % D. n
Checks drawn ou tf'dN if".fN l''i-i. Hm'lh lit
LOUIS Nt h-Hi.-., A-0if .a. % i'cpiiFaf.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

AFT AND COUETEsY.-llow far an lntena-
tisl Exhibition 10 consider national wJuilces
Is sn 0.d question nos revived at the Art ENhnnl'h
tak.nr place in Munich. French newspapers are com
Il.inln- taai thO Exhibition contains too many Germ
,o,rcs r,rcseriing scene. Ina tac war % is9O7l, In
al ~ which thr Germans shown as tAe Nclor over
tn French. A. Austrian vaIcr Tomuds lis Ffch'"
contemporaries thnt in The Paris Exhibition of 1907 lis
own cOuuirymen greeted WITH countless rele-eh
tatious Oi the defeats OF their armies h Nap"eon 4'
iu te war ~ $50 enl quietly advises th'in 10 i"'""
tre Austrian example OF swallowing ther yexaiion ana
holding their ougucs. Tic proportion o. German n''
lie pieces IN the Munich Exhibition IS NOS al All iarS'
there brrg only seven pictures which cou1 poss."!
offend F-eucameu out of total IN the G4Uhu nan ="
about 500. News comes that on August - "a tei""o
r, ,ey,,eo al Nuni n bv when Glass Palace IN
watch lhe Exhibition Is hel narrowly es' peo u's
ION. W.irr m large quantities leaked lnio t-' "u'
n - and 81 tril plues the roof Drcatng 10 luui'o
doS. in c-ar.cl-. None of tnr pc rrcs Tor uh".' -
vre irred seriously. but Ibtr aogr ~ tho -'h
y.ut lave cau-cd II j. believed. rreIatable daui~Ac
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

NEW-NOnK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER EhILkoAD -Commcn1n. sep,. p. 1873
through tIa.fa viIlfiyF Grand Cen fll NeI ot:
s:'"r IN. Mcs fn md Northern INprt es orlwinsroom
t i.Dthcsi,f 80. An an Il ntr W. sara @
lO5na. ti1ra-o ami Western INfrsss, diawinrlpNm
car, to can incaigus- Rochester AID Buffalo, .,
lltO Express % Albany ard Troy. with connections
10 Uiiea. ~afrtosi, G'cn- f'.is Rutland.
$3.50 d. u. ~afN,u-u Slt Cial.
49, 4. 'iiv and Troy Express
i,nI 80. inU- Express. uHlr Wi'h H'flng cfr- lot
Ht Ipus ~ the week also sleep
buffalo fa. ioiCio ana Detroit aud
iOI Montreal, excepting SUNDAY night VIA -tfil"ea a. -,
q. for Rochester. NiNT"ri fHiN
Corn nf, Ff Geneva. S.ceplng cars I" Geneva i.'0'
aun sFaIa FaltG -, , ,..,. 80. 90
ter lnraia Ff. Rurae, ccNci4rd lrlCn, b'iot
Chicago. niso eyccffinc saturday ul8h To nYll ana
NsferouI and excepting saturday auu 'IniN NIGHTS -
Montreal via Albaus Oh saturdays Mouticai car leaves AZ
ilo0 p m Night Express, with sleeping cars 20 Albany
Tickets ior sale 40 nos. 252 and 4lS Broadwsc and AZ
Vtsfc1tt Xrrc. COrgan Onicrs No' larkpact 20
ard 9i2 EIpadwly, NcvNork, an 80 Wa-ii- toi'-st
Brooklyn. u. Urn H.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
NEW-YORK and THiLADFLPIuA NEW


FOR THINION AND PUII.,nIIplIlA
EAINE-- IRAIN TINE Two Noi RS.
Leave Now fuot n Liberty r lrrit. anf llila
d0ptA 20 CO. a.. 3, 80 e. 1, g. i o."o ';4' -
Love T.. suYiia from "a ION Iafa. ani ed.ng Raj
rod Ilill BerAssi. 7ij. o:lJ lO Ia $50 li.
..au :lf. t:i.. b. W.
L,ac I'll. fo Nc" YolE 81 leo except Monday. o'io
H-f lNlg ~. l 1~.in .:l' i.l-. i., 'll, g. ga.
Pullman lrsNinr.rnon Ctr- attached 10 tlc" o. in,
T. ala. f1n NoNlurA. To thc $40 e. ID li5 p H. trains
from Pllhlc .i.if.
81 NDAY RtISt,-Ioavc NoN.Yors auf Iliafclpli' %
.la u s. Leave Nogs flr Trenton 10 a.
a3 ' i ieaf0 fIcuon "A l.i0 ":io o. In oilo B.. m
mad. Of jersey C9 ~tarun nF ieiy 10 ma
from isio,.i ifr a.. LIe Depot "at ! f-'y CITY. - -
- a Lab. 4il. Hli,
81. .t fle .ia at
;ciit 20 gl.i lr,A ol,, Jewei'- Wharf. brooklyn las
fa-t e'c aed from resi- .cncc o. e. '~. .i.a.i"H
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

FREEHOLD and NEW-YOEK GiILWAI
Come. tpl- l.c lrot Of Liberty st ior Freehold 90.
1:45 lI.il d. i. =. u:IJ, PIN
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-06
CONDENSED rELEoRAMs.
Consul General Bradford at Shan,
liai has resigned.


Consul General Bradford at Shang-
liai has resigned.
Louisville: Unofficial returns give a
falling off in the vote of the state, with
the usual democratic majority.
Chicago: Wheat unsettled; winter
949c; spring, s6ac cash, lsGsc Septem-
ber. Corn, 33sc. Whisky S1.04.
London: A Frenchman named Gueri
has been arrested, charged with threat
ening to assassinate Franchisini Petri.
New York: John Henderson, who ar
rived at quarantine on the bark Re-
becca from Matanzas, has been sent to
the yellow fever hospital.
Kingston, Ont: Bush fires are raging
in Bedford, Hinchenbrook and Olden
townships. In the FIRST named family
named Patterson is missing. and many
farmers made homeless. Hl ~ if
st. Paul: A whole family, consisting
of E. z. Lesuer, wife and two child
rem, were struck by lightning at Roch-
ester, Mimi, Sunday night The wife
and children are dead and Lesuer will
die. sl4 !.
Panama: The Peruvian war ships
Huascar and Union have visited Chiliar
ports,destroyed launches and captured
the steamer Rimac. with an entire regi.
ment of cavalry fully armed and sup
piled with horses, besides three vessels
loaded with coal and copper.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-06
SITTING BULL AT HOME,

Ana Readyto Bridge the Bloody chasm,
IN StSPaul, Aug Gen. Terry has re-
ceiyed a dispatch from Gen. Miles dated
in camp on Rock creek, July 2s. Maj.
Walsh. Of the Canadian mounted police,
accompanied by the Sioux chief Long
Dog, ,came into campand stated that Sit
ting BulPs whole camp Of five to eight
thousand people, comprising several
hostile tribes, had moved to the north
toSwana lake, about so miles from the
line, where they determined to remain.
The chief brought assurances that the
Indians would make their permanent
home on Canadian soil, ami would alb
stain from all hostile movements on
this side and return the stolen property,
and desist from limiting American buff
falo, unless permitted to do so under
the supervision of United States off,
piala
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-06

Memphis, Aug 5.--Five new, cases
were reported to the board of health
this morning. Three deaths have oc-
Cured since last night. 5iiJ 8tatiC
Memphis, Aug. 5.-Eighteen cases
in all, ten of whom are colored, were
reported to the board of health to-day.
Two additional deaths have occurred
John Waters and Ida Repter. =
The fever is gradually spreading from
two infected points, aud greater NOR
tality may be anticipated. The coEi-
mitteepf safety this afte rnoon resolved
that ratiohs and medical attention be
supplied to all camps and societies
alike, provided that all moneys or con-
tributiohs received by said camps or
societies be turned over to the safety
committee. IA.
The city remains remarkably quiet
and dull.
Washington, Aug. 5.-The national
board of health will make requisition
on the secretary of war foriizs hundred
additional tents fer Memphis and they
will be promptly forwarded.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-06
Murder and Suicide

Chicago, Aug. 5.-A most astonish-
ing murder and suicide occurred at
No. 81 Polk street, this afternoon.
Solomon Sem, partner in the firm Of
Schille, Kossman S Sem, iron found
ers, shot the foreman OF the firm,
Conrad Engelman, through the head,
and then, after swapping the revolver
at his own head, returned to his private
office and cut his. throat from ear to
ear with knife. Both men leave
families, and were both sober and in
dustrious and not quarrelsome. Sem
was wealthy and ELgelman poor. The
quarrel was about pillar which was
being cast in the shop, and which Sem
claimed was being spoiled by Engelman.
The Latter denied this, and, after re-
signing his position on the spot and
being paid off Sem reiterated his
charge Engelman gave him the lie,
and the double tragedy was at once
enacted. Np Hg. .sl.t,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-06
CHAPTER OF CRIME
MORE VARIED THAN USUAL.
Redskin Raid IN Idaho Desperate
Fight in Troy = Sitting Bull
Cries Peceavi-Murder
in Chicago, Etc.
cRooKEpNEss IN CHICAGO.

=
Chicago, Aug. 5.-It transpires that
the prominent attorney, at whose insti-
CATION Judge Drummond approved as
the straw bond in the last match bond
fraad canse was Leonard SWEET. The
facts win be-made public tomorrow.
SWEET brought the men to Judge Drum
mond's chamber as the latter was
about to depart for home, and asked
him to approve the bond. When ques-
toned as to the sufficiency of tile sure
ties SWEET introduced Baxter as man
who knew all about them. Baxter was
sworn and the bond was approved, and
and tieycopspirators drew the stamps,
which they turned into money. The
amount was 1873, $50. Since the dis
covery of the fraud Judge Drummond
has been greatly disturbed about the
matter, and was UNCERTAIN as to the at
torney being responsible, but he finally
charged it to SWEET, who confessed to
his agency in the case. SWEET had act
ed as Baxter's attorney in various suits
involving crookedness, and knew his
character well. If only official honor
is involved the bar will condemn SWEET,
but II more, the question is, will the
secretary of the treasury cause SWEET
to be made party in the criminal ac-
tion now pending? The prominence
and abilityof SWEET as criminal law
yer adds interest to this case.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-06
THE INDIANS MUST GO.
Gen. Pope Paving the Way for a Ute
Exodus.

Gen. Pope arrived in the city Sunday
ican house. The special object of his
visit is the consideration of the troubles
with the Ute Indians in the Gunnison
country. The discovery of valuable
mineral in and near the Indian reser-
vation has induced many miners to
overreach the bounds fixed by law for
their invasion in search of wealth. To
these men the Indians are very trouble
some. Last year the commission sent
here to consider this matter made ar
rangements with the Utes to move
from their reservation in Colorado to
New Mexico. The White river Utes,
however, refused to leave their place.
Gen. Pops is Of the opinion that the
Utes have no right to mineral lands, and
the whites cannot be kept off, so he has
decided that the only way to settle the
matter is to compel them to leave
whether it is exactly to their liking or
not. 1t is thought that Gov. Pitkin is
of the same opinion, as he has so in
timated in conversation and in re-
marks In public. The land in New
Mexico is very rich in the Indian view
of richness, as there is plenty of all sorts
of game and fish, but the Indians have
made up their minds to stay and it is
probable that the only way to remove
them is by force. They seem to have
contemplated this plan on the part of
the government, as for long time they
have been occupying their time in kill
ing game for no other purpose than to
get the hide. They have been slaught t.
ering all that be found in the country
round, and taking the skins, leave the
body to rot and make food for wild
beasts. s.-Denuer Ne,cs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-06
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING.
To The People Of Wyoming:

To the People Of Wyoming:
BY virtue of the authority conferred
by the act Of congress, entitled, "An
act to provide for the apportionment of
the Territory Of Wyoming for legisla-
tive purposes, :" approved Jan. 20, 1874,
and by the act of the legislative assem-
bly, of this territory. entitled, "An act
to increase the number of members Of
the Territorial Council and House OF
Representatives of the Territory of
Wyoming" approved December 2, 1873,
1, John w. Hoyt, Governor of said Ter
ritory, do hereby declare the following
apportionment for members of the Coun-
Gil and House of Representatives Of the
legislature, to be chosen at the general
election to be held on the first Tuesday
Of September next:
The county of Albany will elect three
members of the Council. Z
The county of Carbon will elect two
members of the Council.
The county of Laramie will elect
four members of the Council.
The county of Sweetwater will elect
two members of the Council
The county of Uinta will elect two
members of the Council. Tl
The county of albany will elect six
members of the House of Representa-
tives.
The county of Carbon will elect four
members of the House of Representa-
tives.
The county of Laramie will elect
nine members of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
2 The county of Sweetwater will elect
four members of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
The county of Unita will elect four
members of the House of Representa-
tives.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the Territory, at the City of
Cheyenne, this the 14th day of July, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-nine, and Of the
Independence of the United States the
one hundred and fourth.
[sEAL JOHN w. HoYT.
By the Governor:
A. WORTH SPATEs,
Secretary Wyo. Territory.
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