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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-20

New York, November ia cor
respondent writes from the south says:
Having just returned from six weeks
tour among the people of the south
during which enjoyed special oppor-
tunity, social and personal, for observ-
ing the drift of popular opinion, 1
am compelled to say, as matter of
simple truth, the recent editorial in the
Herald of the possibility of Grant being
in certain contingency, the favorite
presidential candidate of large por-
tion of the southern people is Estrictly
correct.
To my utter amazement have found
Grant, as possible president for the
next term, freely and favorably can
vassed by representative southern men
Of all classes and professions.
The writer concludes: The southern
states, so far as the Grant boom is con-
cerned, are about as follows: North
Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida
probably for Grant; Alabama, Louis
lana, Georgia, and Kentucky, certain
tainly against him; and Virginia, Ten
nessee, and Texas doubtful for Grant
as against Bayard or a strong demo-
cratic candidate, but probably for
Grant as against Tilden or other dem
ocrats.
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Hearne, Texas, Nov. 19.-One Rob-
ertson and a constable named Scott
went to a house in Brazos swamp to
arrest an alleged negro thief, Sam.
Courtney, from Falls county. They
found Courtney in the house. Scott
went around it, and Robertson entered
the front door, when the negro, draw
ing a six-shooter, fred on him but
missed. Then he used the pistol as a
club, and beat Robertson over the head
till he was insensible, leaving him as
bloody as beef. Courtney then es-
capped under fire of the constable.
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st. Louis, Nov. 19.-The quoit match
for 800 side and the western cham
pionship, arranged between Messrs T.
Haines and J. w. Peckington, of st.
Louis, representing Missouri, and
Messrs. VIM. Setrie and Robert White,
of West Bellville, representing Illinois,
took place at. Sam Swancutt's place,
West Belleville, yesterday afternoon,
and resulted in favor of the Illinois
team by a score of 81 to A. About 40O
spectators witnessed the exciting con-
test, at the conclusion of which the
vanquished presented tie victors with
n floral peace Offering.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-20

Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 19.-The
official canvass of votes was made by the
executive council on Saturday. For
supreme judge, Beck, republican, 160,-
606; Noble, democrat, 1878; Jones,
greenback, 45,719; scattering, %. To-
tai, 292, 1876. Beck's majority over No
BILE, 74,s23. Beck's majority over all,
80, 104. For superintendent of public
instruction, Van Coelin, republican,
159, ,3O4; Baker, democrat, 81, ,945, Nash,
greenback, 47,84s. Total vote, 292,-
O99. The votes for governor are not
counted until the legislature is organ
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Oswego, N. Y. Nov. 19.-The tug
Gardner, which left this port for Sodus
Point yesterday, returned this evening,
and reports eight scows of the wrecked
fleet on the beach between here and
Sodus. There were thirty-one persons
of the fleet when it left the river st.
Lawrence for lake Ontario. Sixteen
were taken to Sodus, six to Sacketts
harbor, and the three who were on the
scow are missing. The number saved,
as far as known, is twenty-two.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

London: All the important garrisons
in Ireland in Ireland will be reinforced
Immediately.
Paris: Arch Duchess Marie Chris
tine arrived here and was received by
ex-Queen Isabella.
London: OF bullion withdrawn from
the bank of England to-day, ESQ, 900
is for the United States.
Dublin: 1t is reported that Parnell,
the home rule leader, will abandon his
proposed visit to America.
Augusta, Ga: The heaviest fall of
snow in years. 1t showed for over
three hours steadily. The storm seemed
to be general in this section.
New York: A letter from Havana
says: 1t is reported that cavalry reg
iment has suffered severely in an en-
counter with insurgents in the eastern
department.
Boston: The merchants association
has appointed committee to co-ope-
rate with the other organizations in
the effort to secure the enactment Of
the national bankrupt law.
Marshall, Texas: Ben Evans, colored,
was stabbed, seven miles east of here,
Tuesday night, by stranger with whom
he had difficulty. The wound is not
fatal. The stranger skipped.
New York: A Washington special
revives the rumors that Ramsey, Of
Minnesota, will be appointed secretary
of war. and states that McCrary will
be appointed to the bench at his own
request.
Chicago: The schooner Clara Parker
became unmanageable this evening, and
at last accounts was driving at a terrific
rate before the wind toward the south
shore of the lake, and will doubtless go
aground.
Chicago: A fire this evening de-
stroyed Peck & Bancher's lard refinery,
on the North Side. Loss, 100000 to
$40, 600; insured. The high wind for a
time caused apprehensions for the safe
ty of neighboring blocks.
Pittston, Pa: One of the mines OF
the Pennsylvania coal company here,
known as No. tunnel, was found this
morning to have caved in. The damage
is considerable, and will throw large
number out of employment for some
time.
London: The former confederate
cruiser, Shenandoah, sunk off the is
land of Socotra, Indian ocean. The
date of the disaster is unknown. Most
of the crew were drowned. The Shen.
zibar.
Rome: The Italian chambers have
been prorogued until the 9th inst. In
the mean time the cabinet will probably
be reconstructed, Carroll retaining the
premiership and the ministry of foreign
affairs, De Pretis taking the portfolio
of minister of the interior, and Magli-
ami minister of finance.
San Francisco: The secretary of the
state central committee, under instruc-
tions from the committee has telegraph
ed to the president and secretary of the
national committee asking that the
place Of George c. Gorham on the ma.
tional committee, as representative
of California, be declared vacant on
account of his action during the recent
state campaign.
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Gen. Grants Departure for Home.

Chicago, Nov. 19.-General and Mrs.
Grant left at 10 O'Clock this morning
on President Ackerman's private parlor
car for Galena, via the Illinois Central.
A considerable crowd at the depot
cheered heartily as the general entered
the car, but he merely bowed his ac-
knowledgments, and the train at once
moved off.
Galona, ILL.,: Gen. and Mrs. Grant
arrived safely home this evening, and
were accompanied to their home by a
number of personal friends.
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A Fatal Fall.

Brighton, ILL.,, Nov. 19.-Mrs. Ann
fell down cellarway in her
own home; this morning, about 0
O'Clock, and received an injury from
which she died in about ten hours. She
was taken up speechless and uncon-
scious, and so remained until she
breathed her last. She was seventy-six
years of age, and has resided in this
vicinity for thirty-five years.
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A BAND OF BRoTHERs.
Meeting OF the Grand Lodge L. O. Il. II.
OF Illinois.

Galesburg, ILL.,, Nov. 19.-The grand
lodge and grand encampment of the
I. o. o. F. of the state of Illinois, con-
vened in this city yesterday, and will
continue four days. Great preparations
have been made by the local Odd Eel
lows. The decorations along the prin-
cipal streets will be extensive. From
present indications there will be large
number oe representatives present.
Hon. H. R. Sanderson will deliver the
address of welcome at the opera house,
on behalf of the citizens of Galesburg.
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London, Nov. 19.-The Post, by
official authority, denies that England's
ultimatum was sent to the porte; denies
that the channel fleet was ordered to
be in readiness to proceed from Malta
to Turkish waters in four days; denies
that England demanded from Turkey
the cession of the port in the Black
Sea, and denies that league of the
Balkan provinces has been formed.
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DR.. SPINNEY

or San Francisco. California, having open.
ell n brancn office In Denver is now prepared
To treat al men and women who may be suf.
fering from
NERvous, CHRONIC OR PRIVATE DISEASES.
VoUNG MEN.
Who may be suffering from the effects
ofyouthful foilies or indiscretions will do
well to avail themselves of this the greatest
boon ever laid ut the feet OF suffering hu-
manity. DIR. SPIN EY will guarantee to
forfeit five hundred dollars for every case OF
weakn or private disease of any kind OF
character which he undertakes to and fails
to cure,
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
who are troubled with too frequent evncua-
slight smarting or burning sensation and u
wea Sening OF the s. stem In manner the
patient cannot account tor. ON examination
the urinary deposits r.py sediment will Of
ten be found. and sometimes small particles
OF albumin will appear, or the color will be
ora thin inilkish hue. sgaih changing to n
dark and torpid appearance. Thee are
many men who die OF this difficulty. igno-
rant of TIL cause. which is the second stage
OF seminal weakness. Dr. =. will guarantee a
perfect cure in ali such cases and healthy
restoration OF the genito urinary organs.
Office Hours-l0 to IL, 2 TO and to y sun
days from ~ tn ii n. m. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and nd yce. IS.
snl or address DIR. SPISNEY CO., 3i1
I.arimer street. Denver. over Greenle, a
Co.'s store. j253m
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GoULD.s GREED.

A Big Scheme to Manipulate Rail-
rOnd FreiElts.
Chicago, Nov. 19.-The old Iowa
pool on rates from Chicago to Omaha is
likely to be disrupted by the disorgan-
izing action of two of its roads, which
are taking goods to Kansas City and to
Omaha via Kansas City. Gould's hand
is visible here, his plan evidently being
to further his scheme for a through
route to the Pacific, via st. Louis, and
to that end to demoralize roads which
carry business via Omaha.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-20

Chicago, Nov. 10.-A dispatch from
Brownsburg, Ind, says: Mrs. Mary
Jones, who was imprisoned some days
ago for administering poison to her in
FAINT child, has been pronounced insane
and will be taken to the state insane
asylum as soon as she is able to be re-
moved.
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DAsTARDLy DEED.
CownrdIy Manner OF Getting Even In
Indiana.

Anderson, Nov. 19.-Two cowardly
assassins attacked Frederick Brownen.
berg, at 9:30 O'Clock Thursday night,
within half block of his house, and
cut and beat him up in frightful man.
ner. He has ten cuts on his head from
three to fye inches in length. Though
seriously Injured it is believed he will
recover. 1t is thought the dastardly
deed was done by enemies who took
this plan to vent their spleen. They
did not attempt to rob him, although
Mr.. Brownenberg is one of the wealth.
lest men in the county.
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Dallas, Tex, Nov. 19-On Monday
evening at O'Clock five prisoners in
the county Jail overpowered the guards,
seized two revolvers and escaped to
bottom. The jailer, Dean, as
soon as the alarm was given, followed
the prisoners, aud a running fire was
kept up between them, when they were
finally recaptured. The names of the
are Norton, Jones and
Faddy
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NEW GOODS

Before purchasing elsewhere do not
forget to call at the store of ZEHNER,
JACKSON d BUEcHNER and see the
immense stock of Fine Je"eiry, Watches,
Clocks and Silper Ware, all of the latest
designs, which they are selling at the
very lowest prices.
Remember this is an entirely req and
well seleGsd stock.
o22tf 29S Ferguson street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-20

All the unclaimed goods left for
storage in the stone warehouse. foot of
Eddy street, near railroad track, Chey-
enne, Wyo., will be disposed of ut pub
lie sale, on Saturday, Dec. goth, 1879,
the sale to commence at 10 o'clock. a.
m, and will be continued from day to
day, until all the goods are sold.
n19-d1m DENNY s. INoRAuAM.
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Can such Things ner

Houston, Texas, Nov. 19.-The city
is stirred up over sensational rumors of
negroes and others digging up human
bones from graves in the cemetery and
selling them at bone-mill, to be man
ufactured into manure.
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BY TELEGRAPH
d Stock Markets.

Money and Stock Markets.
New York, Nov. 9.-Silver-1154.
Silver Coin-s(9f discount.
Money-6(97.
Governments-Quiet
Stocks-Closed firm.
Western Union, 1868; quicksilver,
239; Pacific, 34t /; Mariposa, 81 Wells
Fargo, 1921; New York Central, 1917;
Erie, 45s; Panama, 165, Union Pacific,
SSa U. T. Bonds, 1904; Central 1l04.
Sutro tunnel,5t Leadyille, 81; Carl
bou, So,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-20

Yankton, Nov. 19.-Spotted Tails
new mansion at Rosebud agency has
been completed, and "Old Spot" gave a
party few evenings ago in honor of
the event. Twenty fat dogs were de-
voured by the guests.
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sunocated with Gas Damp.

Sherman, Texas. Nov. 10.-A. NJ.
Gill, a section hand on the Central rail-
way, while digging well one mile
south of Sherman, was suffocated with
gas damp, and was taken out u corpse
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U. P. R. R. HOUSE,
Wyoming.


CHEYENNE, Wyoming.
@. NJ. JONES, Proprietor.
: All trains stop here Thirty Minutes for
',eais. This house Is new and elegantly fur
bishcd. has light and airy rooms, bathrooms
&C., and affords all accommodations the trav.
etliug public desire.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-20

Nearly everybody should have box
of Rose Lip Salve in their pocket, ex-
cellently made by Geo. w. Hoyt. Fiji
teen cents a box o28tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-20

, Overcoats, Overcoats, overcoats to
suit men, youths and boys, at
n1-tf t PoLAcK's.
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Sale of UnclaiIned Good,

Booths select oyster at
a20-tf DYER's
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TIE O'CONNOIt DON.
Lively Sccne in The II ouso OF Comm ons
Eriu's Champion.

Lively Scene III The IL ousc OF Commons
Erin's Champion.
A London letter speaks as follows
ofOC0nnor Power, the Irish home
ruler who visited the United States
and was in Charleston in.1S7G:
l was at the House OF Commons TIC
other day when O'Coumor Power, the
Irish agitator, made his fiery spec ch
and got the members SO wrought rp--
the O.Counor Don lie is commonly
called, being a descendant OF the Irish
kings. lie is a fluent, dashing speak
CT, and uses the strongest language
permissible in Parliament. lie is
right up to thcpoint Of order all The
Time, yet. keeps just inside Of il; but
when | heard him he got the majority
SO excited and angcrcd and bothered
that he got q number OF the most cX-
pcricnoed par)iamcntarians out Of
order and they had TO be called down.
lie is utterly irrcprcssiblc. and tho
Spcakcrand others thrcatcncd d that if lie
keeps this thing up as he has been
doing for days they would frame some
new and strong rules to hold him
down. Upon This the Don rose to
his feet and fairly ratified lis oppo-
ncnts. In their rage they tried 70
drown his voice by laughter and loud
talking and coughing. lie simply
stopped and demanded that the Speak
CT impose order, and, though sorely
against the grain, the Speaker had TO
protect linn. There were constant
cries at his hard and sometimes rude
hits, Of "Oh, oh, and no, no, and Or
dor, order" The house was several
times in the widest disorder, and
contOuudcd confusion rcjgncd Sill
prcmc. The efforts Of the Speaker
and Ministers and thc opposition
members 20 suppress only whcttcd his
appetite and sharpcncd bis teeth and
tongue for thc fray, and how lie slash
cd Them! ]Ic reminded INC Of q well-
hce!ed gq9mercock lighting 4wi$h, gai'S
and bcak sand wings. ever lighting
q I'D seemingly fighting fortlc fun oftlc
thing as w1Il as for fic victory. Hc
ialkrd Of the oppressed, malircatcd
Impoverished Irish. of the tyrannica
landlords, upheld and fortified by thc
cvucl, and partial and. unjust Englisl
laws. and he warned ihc GOvcrinnen
that if it did certain things his constitu
ems would not calmly submitto them
',ut that deeds Of violence and bloot
would follow. / never saw such cN
element and disorder in a publi
| body. 1t was marvellous and mos
amusing. 1t recalled wildly th
newspaper descriptions Of the Int
Kentucky Legislature and Of thc Louis
vile School Eoard. i. a,.f g.,
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TIE YELLOW .EETER.

MEMPHIS, August 1S.-Eioht cases
wtro reported q" the Board of' Health
up to noon, of whom six arc white aud
two colOrcd. Among the number arc
j. II. Hahn, CordGlia Atwood, Ed.
Frccland, William Carroll and Mrs.
Julia Zcllcr. Five, deaths have oc-
currcd-ArtlmrL L.White, Lorcntz Sal
lis; Elizabeth Hclicher, w. G. Nelson
and Alex. Flanllin; the ast named
was colorcd. w. G.. Nelson died five
miles out on Polar Street boulevard.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., August 1S.-Tbc
schooncrsSUsai, Sickso;s, of Damari-
Zotia, Captain Hale, from Miragoani
for Boston, arrived at Dutch Island
harbor Oh Friday. Complaint having
been made that she had yellow fever
on hoard, Governor Vanzandt sent
Captain Melville as health officer to
inspect the vessel tMll report. This
morning Captain Melville reports all
well OH board now. Tho Captains
wife died at IIayti Of yellow fovcr and
on the passage two sehmcn died Of the
same disease. Tho vessel looks clean
and The remaining six mcn of tic crew
appear we'll. The vessel will leave for
Boston at The first opportunity.
q 2 i"l"HA iiio3 - t'SioS 49, A1iSfCtf C1tSCS
were reported this morning, three OF
whom arc colorcd. -Four deaths have
occurred since last night-Con. She
han, Pat Cavanaugh, James Dolanand
Annie Weiss. The authorities and
board ofhcalth officials arc in CONSUL
tation arranging plans for tho COM
plete isolation Of tho infected districts.
Major w. w. Guy continues to grow
| 81,
ICat. ''"9 'tsss"s3. g.. surfIi .s3.s s.a-... e
= Hon. John johnson, superintendent
ofquarantinc, acting under direction
OF j. D.. Pluukctt, presidont Of the
Stato board of bcaIth, will send the in
spcciing Officer 70 Wliiic Haven, Tenn,
20 aid in cf1ecting iho absolute isola-
ton of the Golf family, who are sick
with fever nj that point. IF necessary
tho immediate ncighborhood will be
deDopulatcd. Tho ereutcst energy
will heluscds = n. a. E.l q "
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