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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09
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Man bat 8etIpteIe, baB 6aicn lire
Sungen nit oieI &ii6nbett nertDeibigen,
Sperlinge Guf 6en ibrem gfeite n0benben
Salfen losi6ieBen unb desperate S6afe
in's SeIer 9eben. Gs lit ol1o 6urdous
ni9t Dertpunberli6, baB aud einmaL eiz
mem Shnet0erIetn, tDenn IS Icbr geret3t
tpir0, Die Sale Iberlduft. OQbon fam
Sarah SATISFY - ipenn man tbr an6ers
0tauben l6enfen fam = nad)er3dblen.
sic ipar ndnsLid nit benz Sberi6ueioer
ocS 6errn Nichol the Tailor, benz 8ez
tletbungSartilten ST. S1Gfer, INT zines
ihn60cn 9todbeiabes tpiIen in Streit gez
ratbeu. Sora1 tDolte 1iG bon i6ren
8ormanrl aber nidt vbtete,t" I0Iten, ncit1,
unter fetnergebingung tpolIte Ie ith lDtbaz
nertpetle ernieOrigen, oaB ---" Oie
8etueiie fiir mro gcgen Die bei6erieitig e1tz
tnt6elten Sbeorien tpWroen intu1er idlaz
GENDER; enblt6, lagt Sara6, babe @1ars
les tie an Den 6aaren Gefabt unO baSu
nod brataIer 9Setie bin nn0 bergei6iitteIt.
ytatIrlt6 lteR tie ben Wtaun Derboften.
@r bat 8irgi6aft gegebelt unb bcbauptet,
Ser0b's @atte Jet Der eigent(the llrbeber
oes Strettes, fur3 iener @barleD uno
@beinann babe angefangen. Diele i6redz
ll6e Sra90oie miro 0emnG6ft bor ytidter
Surn1nerftclo 3ur ~GerbanoLnng %tonr1e1.
UfItter, tuel6e t6re SGuglilrge geiunb
i1no trdftig gu erbaIten pinihen, iouten
0enlelben Neuitaebter's vOeutz
l6es &tnbermeDl" Paedotrophine)
our ytabru1g 9eben. 9alielbe bat in Der
gon3e1 Nelt uidt ieines @lei6en ais @rs
labmitteI fir mangeInbe ober unaeiunDe
Wtuttermil6 uno miro baber con Ben ber5
borr9gen6iten Qer5ten iparin empfo6len.
@s lit Iberaus t~uobIl6meGen6 uno miro
BON ben &leinen nit iDobrer @ter oenoutz
men: IS ioute IN feiner Gamilie feb[en,
no tletne &tnber iinO. Sn alien 0potbcz
ZEN 81 baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09

Der CUTE na6barIide Slefen 8rigbz
ton icbt cine 8eIobnun9 bon $25, i6reibe
flnfunostpan3i9 Dollars, fir Die @rsreiz
fung Der Iaugenibtie aus, Die neNIid aus
benz 6ortigen SduGbaule 2 tpertDooue
ubreB mitteIit Ginbru9ss itobIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09
StaOt GbiragO.

Gra1 YatIine &eiIers Satin 6es
in 6 bamp0tgn Gitp. SQinois, Deritorz
benen 9rn. Nugait Settler, miro 6rtngenO
eriu6t, ibre N0reiIe 9errn S. Seller in
Baltimore (9tr. 494 90. 8aItrmorezS tr.)
mitsutbeilen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09
&eiwtFGttem wtto 0aru1eB iw 9orS.
A1nbnftn.

0tele 9dnoereien iin0 iebr frubtbar un6
biui9. &lima unO g8oiier uniibertrefhih.
Ste NnfteoIungen gegriin0ct BON peitliden
Tarmern, bebOItern it6 iebt iebr raid.
26egen nGbcrer 8eiGretbunger a6~reiitre
man Souls 8uuinger, 2ano>G ommii>
iionGr, ubli6 GloG, 9tor6z Glarfitr.,
Chicago, ST.. 24m31SStDo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09
'N~55;chcnf(;chc Slliarcfs $faafs-Behacate,
Goulmrr;icae5 nlo fSinan;ieaes.
SGnOeI, Tinanscu mo Wfdrfte.
@6icoeo, Montag, 8. Stunt.
Gc&reioe, 0utter &C.
@0m cm0lif@en @ctrciO cmarft.

vM2arf Game GrpreB" iagt: Ser berans
D0hic1De g8eiSen bat i'm Qlgemeiien
bur6 Die iituGit ein9etretene falte MAtez
rltn9 nidt erDe6li6 gelittet, uto penn oaS
8ctter baIo tpdrmcr miro, fam Die Grnte,
iucnn Tie alt0 DeripGtet tpir6, 3ienllid auS=
9iebtg meroen. Ser @ei5eu bat, obtpoGL
CT I'M @a0stbum nod lcbr suriid lit, ein
leiDli6 geluloeS Nltleben. Oerite uno !6az
fer DcrlpreNcn eine1 nur mdBtgen GrtrQg.
Die Wintcr6o0net ftebert frGftig.
Ser 0raSpt0S bat begDnl1en u1o tpiir0e
sipeifeIoS i0nele Tortidritte gcunaht baz
ben, ipenn O0S @ettcr ipGrlner g"elueie1
Ddre. Die IuSitdtcn auf Die !0cuernte iinO
ttdt er~lnutbigeno; ebcltIo penig itno Die
NuSli6ten Der NGerbaucr III S1ottlanD
DieL Deriprehero. SIN ben n~1eiiten Der bels
icreu 0egenoen ftnb Die Telbfriid>te 0etb
unO ungeiultO uuo Dcr @raSmu6S lit lebr
suriid.
Die Getretbeietbu1gen oer 8auerr altf
Die YroDin3ialmGrfte ltnb i'm 8erbGltnib
5t oenen OeS poriget SabreS ipieDcr reid)z
LID 9etDeIen; el1tlpeber lit bic W1enge Der
8DrrGtDe mtcrlbdBt tpDrben, poer Die
8auern beftnoeu fi0 lit @elouotb, Die ft6
iibrigenS lit alien lGnb:pirtbi6aitliden
&reiien 9eItenb madt. Ser feitgebotsue
. riSel1 ipar bon bcllerer 8elhafienbeit,
uno bic 8reiie itiegen burdihnittIid I'm
S Yence fit Den Otalter; oefcnun9eadtet
berridtc auf Ben Grobin5tal Wtdrftcn
SlanDeit. Sn 2onbon belt CUTE Naore Die
bt5Dert9en Greile; abcr eS tanter1 mt tDez
Mig QSetSen1eltOuIgen ait. Die GinflDr
anSlQnoti6cn gSei3cnS betrltg in Der legten
ISOLDE bis 5um Sreitag 1890 MfaIter.
Die GinfGufe Der Otiblenbeitber be-
i6rdntten it@ BET Der 8r0Bcrcn Seitigfeit
bet 8erfdufer nur auf fIetnere QuantitGz
ten. W2it 9tit6iidt nuf Die III 2(mcrifa
nod borDanoenen groBen 8OrrGtbe ullo Die
SenOunger aus ben !6afenpldben Deg
n6rDltdcn 9tnB(anb nerlor Dcr 6onbcI Oie(
at ieiner 2ebbaftigfett, aber Die 9reiie
bLtebrn unDerdnoert nit NuSna1me fit
arrerifanti6en SDnnertDei3e1t, fit tDcls
den Die Berfdufer bei1n Nblab bon S6iifS=
laoungett lieber ute0rtYere Gretie anRobs
men. Die 8fingitfeiertage bceintrGdtigz
ten baS @xiGGft.
Wais bebieIt Ben erb0btcm Breis Ser
lebtcn W0Gen. 0afer better Sorte ipGr
fteigenO. @erlte un6 8obnen tpore1t
fiau 81 ben friberen YrciieH. @rbs
len IDorcn 1T SoLge GROCER .3ufubr bills
ger.
9Gss SDieaeoer OetreiScu.orst
toaren 8ei5en, M}ots, Safer u1b Jtcggen
begebrt unD troB Der beOeutcnoen l3ufubr
boGer i'm 4}retie, tpenn au6 am 9Sci5en=
marfte bic 906tpreiie Der gBD6e am
Samit0g nibt bebauptet tpur6cn. 9(m
meiiten beiierte ii6 Safer. 99ir laiIen
bier Die SdIuBpreiie Der Dergangenen unb
Der Dorber9eben0en 8ode fol9en:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-09

SuluntNnen. .S54,cof
@on biclem 8ctra9c wcrben 81, 100 burd)
bic GintiInfte Der 8aiicrtuerfe aufgebro6t
per0en.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05

Government that could 60 beyond the
city to enforce the law, and then only
to preserve the health of thu
city, and 1t could not go more than a
mile beyond. That body was tho Board
Of Health creature Of the City Coun-
Gil, and yet possessing more power than
its creator.
Mr.. Chandler said the City Council
had great difficulty in making the en-
bankment on the south side of the
creek, but that was nothing compared
to what it would be on the north side.
The Legislative he thought could as
easily grant the City Council the pow
Or to 60 beyond the city limits a. it
could to give the Board of Health that
power. The power to go beyond the
city limits in the case under discussion
makes a great difference. On one side
there would only be about 300 yards of
embankment to repair and on the other
over q mile Of new embankments to be
made. He was not apposed to the bill
but only to the lameness which was ap
parent.
Mr.. Paynter, asked if Mr.. Chandler
could not offer amendments to strength
on the lame parts.
Mr.. Taylor said Mr.. Chandler was
correct in his view and in order to give
him time to make the necessary amend
ments to the bill, he meved that the
further consideration of the subject be
postponed until the next meeting OF
Council. The motion was agreed to and
Council adjourned.
There were quite number of the
Cherry Island Marsh owners present,
but as the disussion on the bill wasn't
fully developed, they were not invited
to speak. Probably some one Will be
asked to represent the company at the
next meeting of Council.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05
The Case Against Mr.. Tilden Post.
pOned.

The case of the United States agains
Hon. Samuel }. Tilden, to recover al
legged deficiencies in his income tax re
turns, was called in the United States
District Court, at New York, yesterday
when counsel for defendant announced
they were ready for trial. Counsel for
the government said that after exam
lining the dispositions opened by his
honor, Judge Choate, he deemed it but
just and fair to the defendent that a
bill of discovery should be filed. Couu-
Gil for defense said if the prosecution
thought they could make stronger
case against Mr.. Tilden they would
give it every opportunity to do 80, and
the case then went over to the next
term.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05
1,reat Reductions in Reef.

Economize by buying good stewing
beef at 6 to s cents pound good roast
at 5 to 10 best roast, Il to IA, round
steak, l2! rump steak, IA; sirloin, l6,
of r. p. Geary, stalls 10 and IL Third
street market, and A. T. Geary, stall
70 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05
q wOrrellsH ClOAkA.

We have this day marked our French
cloaks as follows: Plain Beavers, Matt
lesse and Grey Beavers, former prices,
l3, Is and 10 dollars to dollars each.
Rough cloth cloaks, velvet and satin
trimmed, former price $50 and 10 dol
lars, dollars each.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05
The Rayel Entertainment. /.

The Ravel Gymnasium will give their
fifth annual entertainment in the Grand
Opera House, on Tuesday evening
February II. A excellent bill has been
arranged by the manager Mr.. A. W.
Gookin, and there is every reason to
believe that the entertainment will
eclipse anything heretofore undertaken
by home talent.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05

People call it backache and do moth
ing for it until the doctor is called and
he pronounces it rheumatism. If they
had used Keller's Roman Liniment in
time the doctors bill could have been
saved.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05
Arm Broken.

Mrs. Mary McCann whose name by
reputation is well known to many of
our readers had her arm broken on last
evening in little disturbance that oc-
Cured on Riddles Banks. 1t is said
that the folks were little but under
the influence of the spirits and in their
carousals threw Mrs. McCann out of
the house, with the result mentioned
above. She seems to have quite an
eventful career.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05
X. OF p.

Lincoln Lodge No. 3, Knights Of
Pythias, will celebrate their eleventh
anniversary next Tuesday evening, at
their hall, No. I'll Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05
declS-wed&sat-..
DUBLIC SALE.

DU UBLlC SALE.
Will be sold at Public Sale, at the residence
OF the subscriber, on the Concord Pike, near
Sharpley's School House, Brandywne Hun
dred, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1s, 1872
At2o'clock, p.m.,
One good bay horse, two good milch fz7
cows, five heiiers, two Of them with ~
calves. One two-seated carriage, nearly new,
one dearborn, one cart, two sets OF harness,
plOws harrows, cultivatOrs, forks, rakes, a lot
of hay and straw, wheat in the ground, q lot
OF chickens and turkeys. Also household and
kitchen furniture and many other articles.
TERMs.-All sums Of $50 and under cash,
all over that amount credit OF 90 days, ON
giving bankable note with an approved in
dorser JNO. MCCAFFERTY.
l.. W. Stldham Son, Auctoneers
feb5-2td-ltws
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05
The Grand Central Hotel, on Broad

The Grand Central Hotel, on Broad
way, New York, is big house, and it
takes a great many people to fill it. In
order to do the latter, and to please
everybody, the Hotel is now kept Oil
the both plans, the American at $3.50
to 81. 90, and the European al $l.Oo
and upwards per day. An elegant res
taurant at moderate prices, is conduct
ed by the Hotel.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05


I'd.
OUR LEGlSLATURE.
DOVER, Feb. 4, 1879.
Special Correspondence of the Republican.
THB SENATE.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock.
The bill to divorce John P. Taylor
from his wife, Emmeline Taylor, was
read and referred.
The act incorporating the Della
ware Wood and Lumber Vulcanizing z
Company, was read and referred.
A petition from Isaac Jester asking
for q divorce was read and referred.
A remonstrance against general
live stock law for Sussex county, wa
presented by DR.. Hopkins. Read and
referred.
Mr.. Denny introduced an act to in.
testate real estate. The act is tc
amend chapter 81 of the Revised Code. ]
Mr.. Pennywell, in behalf of the spe-
cial committee to whom was referred
the Joint resolution authorizing the col
lection of certain moneys from the Uni.
ted States, reported favorably upon the
with an amendment. The
was to strike out the words
25 per cent, and insert 20 per cent.
The resolution as amended was adopted
and ordered to the House.
An act to lay out public road in
Sussex Co. was read second time and
referred.
A remonstrance against the same
was also read and referred.
Senator Cooch gave notice of an act
in relation to Justices Of the Peace and
A petition asking for stock law in
school district No. As Sussex Co. was
read and referred.
,.,
oehate me, az y olooA. ..
Mr.. Sharpley gave notice of introduc.
ing an act to amend section of chap
"a Revised Statutes of 1852 as amend
I'd and published in 1874.
On motion of Mr.. Denny Senate took
cess of an hour to attend the peach
growers meeting.
The Senate reasselnbled pursu ant to
n. adjournment to attend the peach
grow.rs meeting.
The act to so incorporate the Kent Co.
Arricultural Society SO as to make it a
state Association passed the Senate.
The act to change the name of the
NJ. Zion Cemetery Co. to the Mt. Zion
cemetery Association passed the Sen.
ate.
Mr.. McWhortsr presented a Joint
resolution 10 the effect that no divorces
be granted by either house of the Cen
eral Assembly unless the allegations
,et forth in til. bills or petitions be
inl,v and Satisfactorily proved before a
oipt committee appointed for that pur-
pose. Adjourned.
vor,v ov vvpypsvxr.rrvps
,,-,.,o .,,.,
nouse "ssehpleu ~ ~ ~ :.:, :.o,A ,.
Dr. 0ha1P presenteu pet''''n' o ~
ao'es VI Dsaiha' anu ,"u'e'' "" "Ao
signed Dy 40 men OF 'he lo'mer place
praying 'or M .he suppression o' 'a'.h ,h
perahce. ihey were ie'eiie' " 'Ao
COMMITTEES Oh he'lseu statutes
me Dill 10 prevent I'VE s'o,k ,un-
I'm 6 az large III schoo, ols'r'c's Nos'
l", ~ ana part OF 10 was TAKEN up
or thelr feaolhg ana passed. 49,.
Mr.. ware gave hotice Oh lhe ihtio-
duction OF the tollowing Oils: 10 III,
corporate the IAcrellus Improvement
Co.; to incorporate the Fell Mauutac-
.uring Co.; to amend chapter lls, vol.
H.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05
From N. Plummer, NJ. D., Of Au
burn, N. II.

although averse to countenancing
patent medicines, cheerfully make an
exception of your very excellent lung
preparation-DR. WIsrAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY. This preparation have
used in my practice for more than ten
years past, and have always found it
to be of more effectual service than any
thing within my knowledge. recon-
mend it with the greatest confidence to
those subject to coughs and pulmonary
complaints.
50 cts. and 81 a bottle. so d by all
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05

bent upon the city Treasurer TO perform
such duties as the city Council, Of said
city, may lay down.l Also to amend
the charter Of the City Of " Huntington
(which provides fer the imposition Of ,
tax Of tl on every animal Of the horse
or ass kind, also bill to exempt from
taxation the bonds Of the City Of Will
mingtOn.
Mr.. Needles Of the Committee on Di.
vorces reported adversely upon the
prayer Of Andrew Rodgers for divorce,
The bill TO incorporate Brandywine
Lodge X. Of P. Of DaPont's Banks was
introduced and read.
The bill to re-enact the incorporation
act of the Wilmington Navigation Com
pany was read the 6rst time.
Mr.. Dean gave notice Of bill to pre-.
vent City Council to pass any measure
which shall bar farmers from selling
produce in the markets.
On motion Of Mr.. Conoway Mr.. Lewis
presented petition from Mary Smelling
for q divorce from her husband George
p. Smelling which Was referred to Com.
mittee on Divorces.
Mr.. Hall presented joint resolution
to the effect that no new business shall
bs received after the 18th inst, which
was adopted.
At IL. 40 House took q recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House re-assembled at 3 O'Clock
and took a recess OF one hour to give
the fruit growers an opportunity to dis
cuss their grievances When re-assem
bling at o'clock on motion of Mr.. Hal
the House adjourned until 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning,
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05
The weather.

The Weather.
War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. c., Feb.
5, M.
lndications for Wsdnesday-For the
Middle States, increasing cloudiness
and rain or snow, with winds shifting
t" east or south, falling barometer and
slight rise in temperature.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05
Congress siOnal.


In the U. S. Senate Tuesday the
credentials Of J. Donald Cameron, cleo
ted Senator from Pennsylvania for the
six years term, beginning March 4th
were presented and filed. Mr.. Morril
from the Finance Committee, reported
with amendments, the House bill au.
thOrizing the issue Of certificates oi
deposit, and it was placed on the cal.
endsr. Mr.. Rollins introduced bill.
which was referred, to relieve all en-.
rolled or licensed vessels engaged in
the coasting trade or fisheries from the
payment OF compulsory pilot fees. Mr.,
Cameron, of Wis, from the Committee
on Privileges and Elections, presented
a report declaring David J. Corbin en-
titled to the seat from South Carolina
now occupied by M. c. Butler. Mr..
Hill presented a minority report in fa-
vor of Butler, the sitting Senator. Mr..
Matthews, from the Committee on For.
eign Relations, reported resolution
for the appointment of special COM
mittee to sit during the recess for the
purpose of inquiring into claims Of
American citizens against Nicaragua.
1t was placed on the calendar. Mr..
Edmunds resolution declaring the
validity of the Constitutional amend
ments was considered. After an exc
cutive session the Senate adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Luttrell, of Color
ado, introduced bill to amend the Pen
sion Arrears act. The Army appropri-
alton bill was considered in Committee
of the Whole, and, after an animated
debate, several amendments reducing
the strength Of army below %, 900 men
were rejected by large majorities.
Without further action. the committee
rose, and an evening session was or
dered for Tuesday next, for reports
from the Patent Committee. A recess
was then taken until evening, when
the Mississippi Levee bill was consider
ed. After seconding the previous
question the House adjourned,
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05

dor RENT.-Two six room Houses with
IL Kitchen, Nos. III and l23 Justison st.
tbl.3* GEO. .THOM, lbs Justison street.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-05

T OST.--On Eighth street between Jetfer-
IL son and Tatnall streets, a Diamond
Ring. liberal reward will be paid fleit at
the REPUBLICAN office. ieb5-ti
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-28

of view, that the stroke of a hammer,
driving q nail In a piece Of wood, which
exploded the Giant Powder works, also
shook a city. There is no part of San
Francisco in which the conclusion was
not felt, though the works were located
five miles from the centre of population.
This morning it is reported that the
shock was noticed at San Jose, fifty
miles off. The general effects were pre-
cisely similar to those produced by an
earthquake. The direction of the mo-
tion was not the same in all places.
Typographical elevations may account
for reflections. But the general move
ment was north and south. Here we
have a force external to the earth pro-
ducing phenomena precisely similar to
those supposed to emanate from the in
terror. The coincidence, to say the
least, is very remarkable. No one ac-
customed to earthquakes experiencing
the shock of Wednesday would have set
it down to anything else but al inter-
nal conyulsion.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-28

SENATOR LAMAR, Of Mississippi,
proposes to saddle the country with the
expense Of a private secretary for each
senator. As the principal duties devolv-
ing upon private secretaries are of the
nature of political correspondence and
a jealous care that verdant constitu-
ents are always supplied with agricul-
tural and patent Office reports, We fail
to see where the country is to be bene-
fitted by the additional barnacles. AT
present the senators get a sufficient
salary and mileage to enable them to
keep a private secretary. 1t is well at
this juncture to recall the fact that in
England the members of parliament
not only get no salary, but they bear
the expenses of the election out of their
own exchequers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-28
What Do You Want2

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
panies?
Call one square and a half north of
the Inter Ocean hotel.
Do you want to see $500, OOU insur-
ance now in force among the best BUSH
ness men in Cheyenne2
Call n 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 in 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. NISSAN
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-28
sct dishonesty without being detected

a,+ a,.honast,, u;tbopt haipg dataotad
80 nrn;shad
Itt. TIC that the uner;,tsnasn+
,nd acents heino few in nnm,er mall
renorts M the war Office, r. i also
tr,,a that nathan tho socra+.rv - !.
nor any officers in the war Office had
ANYTHING to do with the anpointino Of
those og6cers Nor was tha war oeea
charged with the dutv of s-unervis;ng
them or c~ontroIl;po them in any man.
ner mn to 1894 while nv the act of 1895
the SECRETARY of war was oivep n sort
of superintendence of the conduct
of agents and sub-apents appointed by
the nresjdent and while Inv that act
the president was authorized to select
military men to discharge the duties of
agents. those selected were taken from
civil life and much machinery was EN-.
ployed in the conduct of Indian affairs
then as now. We claim that the In
dian management has ever been sub
stantially . at least. as IT is at the pres
ent time. Year after wear large
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-28
A SILLY rumor has been sent broa,

A SILLY rumor has been sent broad
cast that Senator Conkling proposed
the heroic treatment of the case of '76.
According to the rumor the senator
believed there was but one way of set
Ting the presidential muddle, and that
was to seat Tilden and have him assas-
sinated in q month or SO. AS there
would have been no particular benefit
to the opposition to pursue this course,
its Stiffness is apparent. We are not
an admirer of the blonde Empire sena-
tor, but we know that he has too much
sense to be guilty of such frivolous ut
terances.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-28

ALL Of the members of the Califor-
mia constitutional convention signed
the memorial to the president asking
him to take such action as lies in his
power to prevent the further immigra-
tion Of Chinese to the United States.
Mr.. Hayes has accordingly instructed
Secretary Evarts to open negotiations
with the Chinese government looking
to a modification of the Burlingame
treaty. He will send a message to con
gress on the subject at the close of these
negotiations.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-28

The Butler state central committee
Of Massachusetts, proposes conducting
a vigorous campaign during the present
year for their standing gubernatorial
candidate. The committee met on
Saturday and adjourned filled with
stern resolves.
WE GIVE up much space on this page
to-day to an arraignment of Indian
management as practiced at present.
The report contains many startling
facts, and the doughty secretary Of the
interior can find therein much food for
Reflection.