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but to put now limitation upon tho constt'
t,ltionnl power Of tho Executive moro ratll.
cal mud fnr.soaching than was proposed al
simo whon Tint powor WIS snl,joot to nhuso
under tho Union Gonorals and ar.nfos scat.
tored MI ovor the Southern States.
This extraordinary departure from constf-
tntional authority md tho proccdenta of tho
Government can only DO suggested by party
ambition, which socks SUCCESS even ut the
sacrifice Of the purity Of tho ballot'box md
thu protection OF law. untlof tho conditions
, 1879-04-26
PERSONALS.

hlr, Edison is u great inyentor-ot saAy.
We 1nny soon prepare to wish that It nd
last winter.
Stevens doubtless wishes be had been haf
as crazy Ms Gray.
Mark Gray, We think, is q, bigger nAa
than Birds usll.
We 10 not ba!iavo TINT 11r. Mark Grsy
could eycn shoot hts hat. q.
Archer, PAROLES Jockey, is =" bigger ma
than tho Confederate rider
Tho reason Gray missed Booth ts thlt
Booth was King at tho time.
Bad littlo boys in Brooklyn run away fstn'
school and 10 to tho TalmaCo trial.
It Is llartlor 10 find n strawberry In thases.
tausant short .cakc than II IA 10 anl Chariey Aa.
II bIr. ridden wishes to win tho Prosflcn.
ttal race be must sndd,o, not Blackstone, but Fl.
rolc.
leo Is so choap that the temperance lecsuF'
ers confidently expect decline in tho prEed Of as
cobb1et.
The Church will mover bo az popular u
lAe thoatre untIl there Is mora going out ost"sea
tho acta
Mr., Walt Whitman iH such nm enthusiastic
adtnIrcr Of Lincoln that wo almost feat he MAJ
assasBfnatc0.
Between looking after Brooklyn and Ts1As
tho devil has hard t!mo, and wishes they Tss
not 30 far AparE
If the English wn]king.mntch were turned
nother end to, 1tr, Weston wonld DO 'ld winass
By largo majority. ..,
A1noug the letters OF congratnlation saa'
HIM Richard II. VIC do not notice anY fEum hlns
William or the Gar.
Mark Twain and his wifo will pass tae
summer III Paris, and Will return to ths'F HONS Al
Hartford In September.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Do In 8latyr is Roft-mone] !
man, but wo fear tho sottuess is principally IN Ss
ueiGhhorhood Of his head.
That sweet harbingor OF warins waa'aeI'
tho circus advertisement. begins 10 maEe ~ ~
pcasnnCo In tho newspapers.
Conkling mud lalaino aro botl, IN aa,a
training for the Presidential face. but wsa'' ~
use. Neither will bs entered.
hlr. Weston ID wlern Gen. Ilazcn wa II
sh!,oh,-tn tho rear. This IL not nearly IL ''''
prlsing ns tho contrary would be.
A man in Ohio has sixteen wives. Caa,
ohlo men 10 satisfied with having oil the o1as'''
Must tl,ey also bare all the wiycsf
4 Michigan man who was benton IN NV,
suit mt only psaanl tho jurY for Its decis'on' w.
,uade each member Of It present. :,
4 Philadelphia paper, tho l3R'h!A' ~ ~.
some odd teaaon 1ooks for stnNl1' speeeae4 'S''
| both Wade Hampton and u. q. lsntleF'
nI,iaf kT,uar ,viilo Mt Washington, e.
, 1879-04-26

Tho Army Appropriation bill passed tho
Senate yesterday as 1t camo from tho House
by strict party vote,-4l Ddmocrats to 80
Republicans, and now goes to tho President
for signature which It ought noyor to ro-
coive. There was no struggle against tie
inevitable, but there was considerable record
making done in consequence of the dotor-
mination Of tho Republicans TO bring into
bold relief tho position occupied by thoir
opponents. 1t was with thiH view tl,nt
amendments wero offered, the Defeating Of
which puts the Democracy in a worso light
before tho country than does tho passaee
Of the bill itself. Among the propositions
which the Democrats voted down with
alaority was an appeal for leaving little
power in tho hands Of tho Presilont To ex-
eeute the laws OF tho. United States In all
tho States and Territories; md another
which permitted tho help OF tho army as
possa eomitass1 In localities where the State
authorities are not able to protect lifo and
property, as is the case in States where Iu.
dian troubles arc Of frequent occurrence.
Against each and alt OF such propositions tho
Democratic voto vaa uniformly solid, the
!" Independent" recruit from nIinoia proving
faithful to his recently assumed obligation Ia
support everything labeled Democratic. II
Is considered settled certainty thai tho bill
will BE- vetoed by tho Presidont, md thcn
..here remains the carrying out Of the threat
70 adjourn aud leave the Government to
;,tarre to death.
, 1879-04-26

fear that there might not 10 yotos enough To
overcome tho honest votors Of tho rest Of
tho Etato, counting anil cnnvasalng" was
rosortc.l 10 to att Unlimited extont Thia
was accomplished, M Alr. TWEED stated In
llis last confession, by humping tho Totoa
and declaring them without counting wllqro
there WINS my danger Lhat tho other fraua'''
lent methods would not overcome tho hon.
est vote Of tho State outside Of tho cisy.
Theso infamous frauds aroused tho whole
country, and It tlo,naudod that Congress-
allonfl investigate them. It did 30, md tho
testimony wns 10 terribly convincing thai
Congress- III 1s70-'79 pnssed the laws
which tho Southern Drigolicrs, aaslstetl
by thoir Northern allios now demand
shall be wiped ont from tho stosuse-booka
upon penalty Of atarying tho Government If
tho dcmnnd is not compiled with. Can nny
honest man III his sober Bcnscs affirm that
the condition Of Now York did not warrant
Congressional Intervention mud TINT 1t does
not now Justify tho rotoutiou Of these laws
upon tho statlte-books This iB not an ar
g,lmont or sentiment TINT Mr. FRrE brings
forward, though upon this ground nlono tho
laws shou]d 10 supported, but mn argument
Of hnrsl facts md figures Thoir logic is sfm-
ply ,norolless aud crushing. They convict
tho Democratic party Of overwhelming, TIN
blushing, and disgracofu1 frauds. They show
that up to 1869 tlloro hRd not boon
m honest election II, Now York city for yoass,
that tho popular will was defontol by
scoundrcliB1n OF the worst sort, aud TINT those
, 1879-04-26

arl tho whole world yccR that DAVID DAVIS
Inns prove, himself fraud, mn impoator, md
n al,nm. With nit his pratonses to Inns
beon nothing but Domocrnt Of tho 'nonnest
type 0yor sinco no entered tho sonate, md
bitterly hostile to the Republicans md loyal
mon Of tho country.
It Ia true that after tho prcsont Atsninls-
sration catno into power lIo "p1ayed fast
md loose" with afr. HAYES III order to rotoin
somo friends In Office and got others M
pointed. Ito wns an Independent" owing
nothing to my party, md in n roBition TO
take judicial viaw" Of al1 nthuinations
Ront 10 Tue Senate for confirmation. When
hnsa pressed ho would <1ec'aim loudly upon
the perfection Of hIr. HAYES title, md with
sly wink convoy tho idea That II he had
been in tho " Commission" Ia should have
hell that he was duly olectel.
But It mist bo said that tho
n,ass Of tho Republican party in this
State >havo not waItod for the recent
development to determine tho truo political
stntus Of DAVID DAy1a. In soma unimpor.
tant votes i,o may have gono with tho Ro-
publicans; but when his vote wan wanted by
tho Nobo1 Drigadiors l,e always walked up to
tho " Captains ot1lco like Ittie man.
When " Hamburg" Du7LEn, with hts
bogus credentials, came into tho Senate
house with tho recollection Of the slaughter
of tho co1ored mon still In the peoples
minds, thrill Of horror ran through tic
country. It was eyilont TINT tho vote on tic
admission Of BurIEn to his sent was to be
very close. Confding Republicans in 1lli-
no.s, relying upon tho manhood as VOL as
upon tho professions Of " Independence Of
DAVID DAVIS, felt confident that he would
not oppose tho sentiment of tho State ny
hiding BUTLER. II was delusion. BuTLzn
was admitted by one cote. A single vote in
tho negative would hare kept him out.
DAVID DAVIS could haye given that vote.
hut our bravo and "indoponaent Senator
, 1879-04-26

It is unfortunate for decent member Of
Congress to bear tho same nanie rs q scalawag.
Thus, there nro two TURNER'S In tho House Of
Representatives from Kentucky,-O. and L.
The TURNER with n.T. got drunk the other day
and made an MSS Of himself, us most drunken
Congressman are opt to do, u,ll somehow 1t got
out tat twas tho other fellow, who begins bis
name with sn 0. The latter had to rlso to n
question Of high privileges Tho other day, nnd
let tic country know tint 1t wasn't him.
, 1879-04-26

Tho Ohio Legislature has bccp In session
until II has become Utmost "a unpopular ~ the
Thlrty-first General Assembly OF illinois. The
Cleveland Leader says that every time the suu
sets tho Ohio taxpayer bows Ills head and says,
"AnotArE thousand dollars gone, HAu tllat Leg
islaturo still on tho grIri1.''
, 1879-04-26

The Nth,lists OF Russia, the Socialists Of Gt,.
many, the Communists Of France, aNd the
Democracy Of America aro all agreed On Of,
point, viz: tho overthrow Of oil orgunzd
governments, '
, 1879-04-26

A Pltlaburg Clergyman is II. aomo langor
Of losing his job because ho prekohcd sor-
mon which somebody elso wroto. It is start
ling to think Of tho vacation Of pnlpts sacl.
rule would lcad 10 If vigorously enforced.
, 1879-04-26

Biahop AMRs, Of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church, died yesterday ut Baltimore in the
73d year of his age. An interesting sketch
Of the life of this distinguished prelate In
diEnntcf1ns
, 1879-04-26

Alter tiyo Or six years OF constant bowling and
shouting s!co1uptIoAn Ut e1-ascEetary RoBa-
SON OH thu part Of tito Democratic pEess, there
will now bo u general dtytns-up all along the
line. RonxsoA Is now In Con3ress. whsra hs
raa txlk bask, al1l haa quietly taken his Plsrs
, 1879-04-26

: To-day tho STEVENS murder casc will bc
given to tho jury, the presumption being
that bir. MILLS will mako no longer speech
To bnng man thau a1r. sTonns did to acquit
him.
, 1879-04-26

ly tho destruction OF the Notro Damc ~,
vcrsEty nt solttl Bond. Ind, ilc Catholic t,hu."s
In The West has loat ono of it, 1oa1lnr .S"''
ttonal institutions. Its lnc bujIdlncs ~,
grounds wcre the prtdo Of the tlcuotntuat,on% N.Y. T..
the Northwest.
, 1879-04-26

It is not 10 very rough on 81. Louis flint N,nr
GAAr, The would-bc murderer. catno from il,cr.
Tho climate breeds Insanity, n,nt two pstol ,Sa,.
by St. Louis drummer Ia not tho stronve.t IN.
duccmcnt thnt can be held out to Nj. H1nru ~
visit tint city.
, 1879-04-26

Tho Cleveland AeraId thinks That the r..
cont speech Of Henator Dawn Davis cam. =,
near stradlIing rs "hls peculiar stslo Of arch,.
tccturo will permit" MD that DAVID j, pos,
Democrat at heart, but loves to fumblc around
Q rood deal.
, 1879-04-26

A Kentucky Bourbon paper aays GHAsra
crazY. Tiny uscd to say that ho was drunk III.
til Mr.. LINCOLN tried to and out tho kIn1 of
whisky hc used so that ho could inrigorato lts
rest OF Ills Generals with Aaule sort OF stuff,
, 1879-04-26

CuinLRY TosTHR Is neain strong "probs
blu u candidate for Governor of Ohio m Lie Re-.
publican tiekot. Gov. B1s,toi' has prc-cmps4
the nomination on tile Democratic SIDE
, 1879-04-26

The St. Louis 8!o1e:D democrat Is Tor GAAxfiu
1850, md for CHANT In 1884, but Il refuses 10
commit Itself to hia support in 1888. It think.
tho 1Iue must be drawn somewhere.
, 1879-04-26

One Of Tho l'sst speeches Has'o On the neonh
tcan stds III Congrnaa at the present te.,tou
TINT delivered ty slr. YuuRows, Of ,fIclIo.aaaa w.
whercupon up rises an Ohio editor mn, ,,sa"!' ,s"'
BURROWS as mn Ohio mat,. They will claim ,'' Isa'
SFAvENs aud MARK GnAY rot, 'S
, 1879-04-26
Said grEyENs tU unAr,
A. in iail they both lay-
"Thc papoFs assess yoH hEo lazy"
~ don't caro-" said tilAv,
"W'hat tho newspapers nay,
Much lcss for a annak who IL csnzY, y

Groat preparations arc being maio by tha
CincinnatIans for t1leir coming Expos!lloa,
whfen the Gasette Of that city prctltgts twill tn.
qucsttonably DO tho greatest art n,.d ,n,!ust,Id
exhibition ever hold west Of tllu AlIechancs.n
, 1879-04-26

printed in the C0NTTfS3{0fiH$ Gt10e DY leave,
ns ho could not got 'tho floor to deliver 1t,
contains shocking disclosure Of tho Tam
manv frauds In Nav York and is an unan~
ewerab1o argument IN favor Of tie Federal
Supervisors law. AIr. FarE WAS member
Of tl,e DAyENronr Investigating Committee,
Which ,over made q report, consequently bis
disclosures will carry still greater weight
with them, Tho details of fraud which he
nroved unon sworn testimony confront TIN
Democracy with nm Infamous record md
estah,ish tho unnuestiouab2o necessity Of
sunoryisors in New York CITY. unloss oil
hmm Of froo olcotion Is abandoned.
1Ir. FnYr began his spscch with review
of tlo elections In TINT city for q sorles Of
voora. In 1897 Committee Of tho Assetn-
blv doclared thu election to be q disgrace to
thu state, In 1871 HENRY Clay was d.
feoted bv frnud. In 1896 auotbor Assembly
Committed doo1arctl Tint tho election did not
express tho will of tho pcoplo. In 1868 an.
othor Committee substantially expressed the
sana conc1ns1on, In 18Go fra,,d ,yas c.ear1v
proven. In 1859 SEYMOUR defeated WADE
.-on.r,, h., ,,r,or;,,,s,, frou1rlort roo;str,-
,n,c 80: So. .3....,
.lon' III Aooo 'unse a!oeoSS ".' e'ee'eu
by deliberate mGnlpulatlon OF tho Votea.
Tn 1891 tin o1aotinu WIS amin fraudulent
1r 1pcr ,1,a trwrpn 1,ino sncreedo1 in count.
- 1~N c.o -. r, -
1nR over Ao'oou A1nu"suoos 'o'oo' ~ ""o IA
this year that the ssupendous NATURALIZATION
frauds commenced. llr. FnfE sAys:
uUn to thls time naturalization had been rca-
sonabIy legitimate. comancl 10 two courts, tbs
snuerior md the Court ot cnmmor r1eas. prIor
In thJ, xcnr the average uumber natural,xcd
nnnun,1y In thcse courts from 1857 to 1s05
hath inclnstye. was &. .GY!-mnny moro In
ha con,,nnn pcna than In TIM euporioA but
| trndro MrCuxn wns tn prosjlo in the latter this
vrnr with JAMES NJ. awErxIY. Clork. and Judge
f,Au,,azo could bo usod in tho former, CAupoxo
mad. cItlxona II Tia rata Of 800 day on some
| d,yt-awnre ttem tn In suaud.: d s,ur,o runnor
hrousht beforo hin in ono dny nine suuads, nrpro-
patIng 6c and aworo ,hom nj through: at auot,cr
linn tbIs anna man ,ronoht IN pti yo,,chiu, for
thcm MI. rim rosu1t ,vas that thesc two courts
moaa III n,a c,ttzena, the areraoo bofore having
n""n n, ..,d. icss than a Inn. :,
| T< =. .l.,a ta.,,1, .r.xo l.. rocc ~.
1n'H"ao"" y" sAe"' 4"'">'' ~ :. :" Aeo'i sao
Democrats improved upon them. In 16G7
| tho Superior Court alone gave certificates to
| II nnn norznrs. In t1,o can,na;un nf In4sr
~ o l., ,oro go. ...,a....;.,
"ao '1i aoon' IL Ao4o' s"4ep 'ee''''"..'A'
forgery, fraudulent naturatlzation' repeating,
| and 9yory fraud against tho electiyo franchise
reached thoir light. tho corrupt courts
,,,;,.,, l., 1,,,,,, ..;.h rouno,, =. ;1oe.r,,,
e0g 81. ~ sas"o ah.;s. w." - ,~a... " .,aa..a.: as'
.mo 'aas 'so,.ses ,.t's', ns 1I.c...'s .s
nAesa wv p.'s.sa e'o,a' n.ooSs a'. ~
pAas1Ap' a l'ts7'atns n sesl,'''1ca.y o o'ee @ .na
oupot''' % "u" @ aap'sa.o -,, 's' 49, sA.o
no''co 'u'' 'ney %o'"a as'suu 70
~ ., oesll'sta .Ho'rs ". .aas ~ r..aa na.11.
, 1879-04-26

rux C,,1oaao TRIBUNE has established branch oflcss
for tht rcccrt of subscriptions aud advertisements ~
NEW YoltH-yoo,n 70 Tribune Buttdlnx, r. I. BIC.
FArpkN. Manager. ..
PARIS. rrsncc-No 10 1.uo do IA GFango.1'hteiiere.
u. MAILER, Agent.
LONDON. EnR.-Amertcan Exchange, 44e strand
NEkRY +. HlLi.t1. A&eut.
WASHINGTON n. C.-l3l9 stret&-
, 1879-04-26

Portions Of Hungary arc threatened with
Hoods similar to that which devastated See
Cediu.
, 1879-04-26

1
Ehe Senato on Tuesday last. Il Is woak,
canting, md hypocritical, equally beneath
criticism aud contempt. It is only impor-
tant o. 1t throws off the mask 80 long but
worn By our sclf-assumcd. " IN
dependent Senator, revealing himself to the
loyal pooplo OF Illinois ns n newly y-dedged
ally Of Qoppsrleads aud nobols. He cannot
pardon tho excitement Of h loyal people at
seeing both branches Of Congross In tho
hands Of the mon who, wading through
blood mud carnago, sought for four long
years to brcak down tho Government, mud
who, under his very nose, now proclaim
that thoir present mission is tQ "wipo out"
all the lava passed to put down n rebellion |
more wicked and infamous than any ever TO- |
corded in historic annals.
The tendor llaart of our Independent Son. |
ator ia laceratad at the "bittornoss and ex-
citelnout" be secs around him, and tho poor
1nau is moved. lie whines about tho &c.
iicitation which proys upon him in behalf Of /
"labor seeking employment" uo wants |
peace. Ha would hare al industrious
pursuits suitably rewarded N; talks about
"unitoti efforts to relieve the distress pro-
vnilIng In every pursuit Of life" aud tho like
twadd1o Of demagogues Of low degree. No
man knows better than DAVID DAvw TINT
nil the present excitement In tho country Ia
due to his Confederate allies in Congross,
who, to accomplish tho most diBloya1 md
infamous purposes. refused TO appropriate
money to carry on the Government, forced
an extra session Of Congress-, md now tako
tho nation by tho throat, like highwayman
who demands "yonr money or your lifo."
Tho credit Of tho Government which
le refers to as evidence TINT "freo gov
ornnacnt and popular liberty" aro not In
danger lo knows Is duo to tho splendid
management Of our Auancea by Republican
Administration, successful III spita Of lis
efforts to defeat 1t, mud to tho confidence
everywhere felt Tint the loyal people Of tho
country will Aoxt yoar riso up in all tho
majesty Of their power md redeem tho
nation from tho domination Of tho tratorous
cohorts to whom ho Inns attached limsolf
with such unblushing earontery aud ia coll
tempt Of nil his silly pratings about hin OK
ccptional patriotism and lofty Independence.
The presence Of DAVID DAVIS as Senator
from the Republican State Of 1llinois in tho
Sonata Of tho Unitod States M he now ex-
fibits himself III slln,no and a humiliation.
In contest with tho Rebol Democracy this
State would to-tlny giyo sc, 900 Republican
majority. His election was simply IN accf-
don., aud satisfied nobody. There was
nothing in his political history, nothing in
his life md charactor, which Justified his
, 1879-04-26

JIaualln'a Theatre.
Clnrk street, opposite the Conzt.Honss. His Mates.
TIA F1at-Doat - 4Ptnatore."
, 1879-04-26

IJoojcyss Thcatre.
Randolph ttecf. between Clark sad LAsat5ts En-.
fragment Of Ilotson ard CrAuc "Comedy Of Erross"
Afternoon and osening.
, 1879-04-26

Academy at nfustc.
g1atetsd street, between Madison md Monroe. Va
ritty eattr tatnment. Afternoon and eyenlnR
, 1879-04-26

hfCV1ckGr'S Tlicntrc.
Assdttou street, rctwccn Dearborn and ee4te. En-
raueu1cnt Of Edwin Booth. skiing Lear"
, 1879-04-26

1YItito Stocking Park.
Lake shore. foot Of Hakhlnzton street. Gamo be.
tween tho EIifcaEos rad picked nine At .. N.
, 1879-04-26

Huvcrly'a Thentrc.
dearborn street. corner Of Monroe. Engagement
Of Clara Morris. Afternoon. "Cami1tc." Evening.
ssEnoch Arden"
, 1879-04-26

Expedition Building. ..
Lake Front, fo1t Of Adnms street. AuthorS Car.
niyhi Afternoon antl evening,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-01
Josh Billings Life.

Mr.. Shaw, otherwise Josh Billings"
is described by Gath as the possessor
Of a sallow skin, expressive features,
with traces Of intellectually in them,
and of a curious eye, melancholy and
wild by turns. OF his life MI. Shaw is
quoted as saying: 81 am from Massa-
chusetts. My father and grandfather
were both. members of congress and
distinguished men. At one time it was
intended that l should be the private
secretary of John Quincy Adams, and
l went down to Quincy, where he lived,
and stayed with him three months. I
had plenty Of energy, and knew how to
talk, and, I thought, how to write, too,
but never how to make money. l
turned away from Mr.. Adams, and have
been nearly all my life a frontiersman.
AS long ago as 1885 1 Joined a party
with the intention of crossing the plains
to the Pacific ocean and ~colonizing u n
der the Mexican government. At that
time there was hardly a trail across the
continent, and We had to give the
scheme up; but l settled as far west as
it was possible to live, there I spent
most of my maturing years." /,
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The Weekly Leader,

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THE INVESTIGATOR

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PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.


Fiate' from connecticut, Is me nrst
N eu " Tue onn o'as
~
~
oe MN mai.,sns nuen ="
Switzerland
rta ,, as, A..
inc the odd weather in Ohio, Indiana.
Kentucky and Illinois. and sportsmen
say that most of these birds have either
frozen or starved to death.
President Diaz sends word that he
wants IN live in neace with the naonle
north az the Rio Grande ne he viii
| attend IN The border oreasers there 10
NO reason WHY evervtbinu should mt 90
smoothly. n 1i8lot
I'M. Boardman. Of Milton. VT. has
a large and profitable muskrat farm in
the marshes at the mouth Of the La
mobile river. - 80
n.ao, ,,.,,oa - esoo -. s.,,.,
S.aa.. - -, ansan
!.
e. s"s.ss. 80. Go -
aEoo
80 -,
-.-Lsys A..f r.a8i9,a
g Snihese -ha'e 'wo
newspapers. rom
The Masonic temple in Boston is
mortgaged for s265,OOO.. 6ua
Sir John Ashley is backing Weston in
the feat of walking on the public roads
of England a distance of 1900 miles in
1000 hours. " Weston goes from Corn
wall through Lancashire and Northum-
berlandto London, not walking on
ounuays, ana making speeches at each
stopping place.
Before Christian, OF Denmark, came
into his Kingdom his income was only
aoou. sio'ooo yeai' anu .ne pin
=. "a'e ~
uaAa'eis' was Dio.sn' UP " n"o 'ei
omn oos anu nc own
conai
Hot weather, says the New Orleans
Picdyune, strikes a thermometer
when it is down. haai-
A Naples Journal asserts that there
are members OF the parliament al Rome
who literally do not know how to read
or write, ana tha1 corruption ana "edi-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-01

No Advertisement inserted for teas than MY
eeaLs.
Dali LEADER, all transient advertise
ments 10 cents per line, Nonpariel, each In
sertion ; 9 Insertions eight cents per line; 30
Insertions, s cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois, each In
~sertion. 10 cents per line 80 insertions s cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEADKR all transient advertise
ments . cents per line, nrst insertion ; one
month 70 centa per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year 8 cents per line.
Cheyenne. Oct. LIST. 1877.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-01
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