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, 1879-01-23

rRIERMANS-At !lis re1,dencc,, 81 MIr.,e,,t. y
NFtE 81 scatt mouth and 13dA5s; 1caFcs VILE an9 H.
Funeral from late rr.idenco FFt,tay at 10 oe,,.>,
m. Relatives and fneRsla Invited IL attend. .A
JnSEs7;;At, the residence nt het. daughter, I'm
!hohla. II: rsuthtroe. 9!4 West AonE0e.sL., in
Fincrai Ftiisy Al 10 4. r1., from 3tq Mop.os,t.
sR' Utica. N. r.. papers pfca'o COPY.
sfDsH-Thc. funeral services Of MARI Y. Mox, #,
tsEt place Friday morning ~ u oeuck at fes,d.ets
5*l Sufih G.asnlit.st. 1
uMEAEA-Thc rrmalns of Mr. Inmrs trM,,, ~
fenve tho Gnltoh satcs ExpTcaa oCe nj 400 r. a. H.
dAE for 1ntctlnent Last.
1frNTEE-on tic nd lust. parld Hunter tsm7.
Ncmntns vii, he taken to Eietn. ILL.,, for ln,c,ntut
fN ElEn 3HPeFs Echsc cory
,nf.A.ilEti-Oa Wednesday morning At 0 o'e!otx.
Funeral viii takc racc Friday At u oclock, n t,,o
ian from ss5 Nurth.ar. Fticnds ARC tn.ited u H.
tend.
.oEIFrlSG,aaAt Colorado snrtnRt. co,, !.n. ;,
Franklin Gftl,nF. aRc1 ~ yearR. formerly Of Cna
Lake. hut nlnro recently uf Chicago, III. ~
Cf.Aftk-pn 1uc'G4Y afternoon, Arthur airi
Clark. yonRest sln nf Samuel and Jnsnno Clsft ri
funeral tetrtca FtiJay At o'c'oef. at Chicago A.
tr- iiro"Ei5n papers rlcape copr.
EEtrElt-Mrr. Emltn Kcuncr. tctnvei ~ifs 4
0corgs ketrcr, Wcdhrs.ta5. Jan. n, at 1'ttecf
EAcFn Frl.AI rlhrnIDE At ID lock, from The MI
trrre. 5ss3 .Afch.F-as.
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three week. ago By taking lnudanuu,, but WAS
unsuccessful.
Thr lnrv brought In n ver,1Ect Of death by
opium, takcn with suicidal Intentions.


"h "ll"l"AS n''s.s, "ai'tn. T,..,.. -.
Inc members oi t''c sl'c"lsah Ffchue oaptst
Church held consultation last night at tho
residence Of Dr, l.. II. 1Ioone, No. tN5 Michigan
nvonuc. md decided. altar much de,tbo ration.
-. n'.s'.,., ~ A.. .s.tr,,a.,<,n - ,h.,- r.a.
10 "eeu"t .ne 's'e""',o' -, ' .. ."s'. p".
tof, the Acs. DF. a. W. Cust1e, ore-
scented last 9nnday evening. The praocl-
pal reason which Dr.. Cu.tis assigned for
tho .avr,;no ri bts counccilnn with thr church IA
~, y, ~. - -. ~ ...'s ..,.t,. ~ III. .rn.,.
a"'i - pe thas ."e 's""''o VI nlo en".I' 'at
10 csaah's"h t'e society nToh a urn htancls' oa
SIS had been unsatisfactory to himself to st1ch
degree that he desired sou,8 other minister to
..s,n,c n. rha,1r. II wo. for tb,s rcn.nn t,,ut
Hs rn*I,,n" ".,i ur,u ,i,f r,,stn Ilnf lila rraf0
, 1879-01-23

The exports OF alcohol werp 40 barrels.
The subscriptions to tho 1 per cents wcre
&1,4u0.
1lsc aub-Treasury receipts wero sli2,0oo aud
the disbursements 10000,
Tho Collector OF luterusl Revenue gathered
In VI, ,457, Of xnteh saU,176 wsa on account Ut
spirits, $3,333 tobacco, und t2l3 beer.
The LUZ tielaamith Maid wa again seized
yesterday by the uuited Gtatcs Marshal, the
t1tl time within six uouths. Jatnes u. sullivan
, 1879-01-23

.l.a, he guessed he never had goods to tat
vnfuc, ctr.
NIL. Brown testified TINT ho wns ali employc
OF NJ H. Wells l. Co, and tint Aug. - t'al.
lashan owed the trm abnut $'u0. About $50
OF the amount vas tltc.
THE pErESsn,
The prosecution here rested their case a1nl
John +. Eallaghan. the defendant, was called.
lie cn,nrcner'l business At Suuih l}cnd IN ISIS,
anil tu august last MAS IN thc city anl called
nuron Farnntn, shay, nnl Wells 70 purchnse eo,1.;
lhfore making nny r,lrcha'cs iur. - he mail"
statement 10 the cfErrt ti'at 10 haul stnrls on
hEtl,l worth nlHtut $4,000. hnl lid not owe IN
se1d rarnu1u TO consult Shay aud We'll. ns to
hts stnu,lFne. md they wrrc enns'lltcil. a1t
thereafter Farnu'n wantesl to sell him goHss,
mud did sell hin, nhont ShU worth. 11n owed
Shay about S3UD nt tlt,' tE1ac. A,'t purchased ~
hsln. alsu. tcyrrai hundred ,fotlar-' worth ot
gootls tic same far. Witness wns ssown the
statement made tn Farnurl, w'tslt l,c falti Was
CORRECT. At tl,a. tsnlc tic firm of Caiashan at.l
tttt uxe his wife hY.thing, but he dfl.
lie had gotten hcf to tlnrtEa.e rcri.h trnGpcrty
Mt Detrolt IL pay ileHhcr.o'l Il c.. ~has he
owed ss!em. Tile tnortEigc wht nnpl!"d I" nnr-
Ing the FIRMS debts, atl his vile subsequently
ratsetl n row with him l,eeatlse she Was losing
money through lin. :,,4si Sept. ! asicl lin IL
secure her aEalns: further luss. Tic tlrtn gayn
i1sr MORTGAGE ri the goods md hs'l OF , .ato
her Sept. =. Mr. Sl,ar ta!slc 70 Hre ilfn' about
!, " sa.u l.n's us WIZ .m m.su ,, ~"
@ setuIe n's ei ,EI ~ s't H. ',rr,n.o sri
set about ser1r'uE h'a VIE .. H. oey' i , r cn rn,
nss inu n, ne WI u" ,t XIX , 10 ,t ' 81 ~, ~
Iee' ao a., ~ ~ ~ L, nn. oi oSHo T.,
n.s St" III nN' S." , ,.,,n.nT ~, , ~ s,sti" ,r,tf
sua eseos' ~ enhf Etsoss" ~ ev.tI . 81. ~" H.
I'M ~ i" cvn.' ~. w.. 's ,' "o"., ,,,,.e n ~ ;Vhmn ~
t" muenet it, WIZ 'as ~, ni ,,oi irn,' ,'.rno on'i
nva t,s H. ~. ra,.,,1a liz ru,n,ncnr a hcc,
ersi Seo ~ a,sc ,r,,a i.n orc am. ii. S; villa haH
an1us ~ pav VIVA. H. H. wv ~" , ' ~ ,,,,s' H.
GcrGa 70 G ~ t1 ra a'"t ss,t liz,
~ ILL., Ill.,. ".t' t - ~ 1,, H., H.. tnn hncn
ano ~ nh. "u. VI , ,' "Ii H., H. lad % aa,tnSt
II. 10 ,u: i,,;rr ,,srt n pstcr
/ uls t2suPsa "l''e .stts4 H,a,t 49, ~ .1s1,t
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According 10 tlle best recognized authority on
the literature Of the subject, h!uut skatps kayu
been In t1sr from time i1nInrnurtal in scatuil-
uayla, Denmark. England. mud tue wluls North
west pf Europe- binding firmly to hts feet
pieces Of polished wood, bonc, or !rou, two ur
three ttmes lie length VI thu fout, mi shaped
like kcetless, ctrht-oarcu boat, tho skater,
kecping both feet I'll The iee, would psopeI htu.
self along BY thu aid ol all alieustoek. When
AMI bY whom the keel, or cutting blade, was
first introduced is malter now Lust In the mI.ta
VI antiquity. Yhcfc has been q stuaty pruErtss
In skating, sltboush the sturdy lnyniccrs 4,l
equally sturdy y1ouNs Ut Holland sLi usv The
old-lashloned skats wlth tl,e long, straight
, 1879-01-23

tnli i1catlon, Dyspepsia. nervous prost,atlo,
at, foFn,s Of general chlty rclieved Iy s,tnn!s a.!
prcnh,aton At beef containing its cntfTs nnt,,oi
properties. II IL not mere sttmulant ltk ~
traets Of beet but euntals blond making fo,s. 81
gsnsratig. ~ n1d I,feIEnststnin9 ptopet.its /. il
ftpntt Of exhaustion. ncrynne p.n.trnliun, a,s, ~
work. Of acute d!scnfo; particularly II ieaalt,.,
from pulmonary eoHplalnts. Cnswcll, Hazard
cn.. froprtctors. New York. For sale bJ d,n,s
FistN. eE
, 1879-01-23

Torpos Or lnac.IrIty Of tho kldnojs IL resou.,,
dangerous 10 tLse organs. a'ncn II Ia the preecd.s,
Of t!scascA Which destroy their substance md 20.
DANCER !ifu. This alugglshncsn may. 10 os.ttor.
ctately. an effect nr,lnccd by lIosicttors slou,e,
Bltscrs, = general lntsc0rant anh aleratIye. pn..
sensing dinscttc nrupcrtles NJ no cofnr1on ohItt
Tho tn,pctu. which tins ntlnslrnhlf ,nticns gstI
tu tAtlr eyacmatlvo function cnuntcracts IN, Ia,
dcncy to conrtstion WHICH may exist In theI, IL.
sues. Duth thnY and thc!r nsauclate orsaa. tas
bladder, aFe InrI1urniel ID well ne gently ttln1.
lated By tho Bltttrs. which cxerts kindrrd inaQ.
ence npnn tho st"Alach, llyer. and bowels, IN. By
etfeh :thcntn1 tha 8. stem. enables It to wthlal
nInlartnt cplhtntlcs, 10 when whoa exposed II
Mtcht nlhcrwiAr aaccuInb.
, 1879-01-23


"NAriosAt 1EoxK ron Dt.Anl1n ymrs.
6oLDiKns, nArTo.. o., Jan. Q, 1R78.-br. ,tnla
ger, Chicago: After \ tnir tr,at Of three ,,,a,s'
In two cases, seemingly ineurAbls, am elaa to.a
that tho result has been Al! that Jon eon1d r1,,s
and Ill tho moat sanguine could hope to, ..
specially. e. F. Dsown. Governor" Dr.. mr. r.
gers Office. Rooma 21-s3, Palmer liou.o. a'
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HoFFxAN.t KERN. bl1na. Ryan
..::...:.: LIL ! / ! / i!
!...+.....+..s EuI !h:| Ih| .!I al III II
!! !:ssssss"ss'1 hl| lHsl :to} @b-I ~ al ss.t
ii"''.'s".t :Hs'I s1Tl IN ;;,,..1 III ;...af ,St
W. s...ss..ts1 AtNi l3tI s-t| AAl lsI4H
1---l----|----!-.-l- l---l --.I .I-.l-
TutAl ....l &n R7Gl ,tk,.}i+ w.. 12ri iGD clf3I

IT will t,a seen tint Hoffman, luscs fourteen
yotes from tie ailleial count, alui kcrn fumr
v0tts, while Uixun aMl ltYIn-tlc yntu for
wilU1n krrn charges was cHuntt 4 l1r flutflnanu
-gssn a vote each. Nineteen ballots wcru
ful,hd 10 liayr becn east u tlank fur Sheriff.
Tbs cuuut will continue tptlay.
, 1879-01-23
AMERICAN COINS.

,,,,t,,o,r ro,~,.,
AMEitlCAN CUlNos
.......- .......,...
Something Touching Old Pieces TINT H"so
lsn,e.,. and alny Now Coms Into tho Mar
he'' ra,,as>,o.,e 7,m<..
WIN inc fesumpt,oh @ ., ta1 speeo payments n
,, a psoe 'N ~" NV ~. 1,.n. :"
many otu CONS OF t'e eonago OF 'ne ohltea
States tint llavc been he'd by their owners
scrIn would cro,o to be Of INV value. That
s..Ip s..,.,.s "na'" ~. .sa'e w. "' ,1us
psr,o" ",.,s' "as w" pa"sea wv u .n' 1ane' VI
frobae''ity' a'thoush, 30 'hr ns OLD COINS afe
cof,ccrncd. thu expected result Is here. Nun1is-
,natIsts generally think tint there IA an I'M.
,mcnse at,,nnn, n n,i cnin. in s,ocknrs ~
,.,,.,.e -, a' ~ H. ~. so'"s ~ s'o."s' :"
J cr ,hsa thc eyersra nj ' man ha. ,nT ies
-rnany Of Which will bo put on talo. All
Of them say that tho interest In old CONS IL
t,r,t.i,'s, @ o,,o.r d,~ a,1 a,,,o,',,, !, =. 80.
lIlielv that the market for rare ptoccs Will 10
gtnttcd rs natural result oE silver, gold, and
pnpcr money meeting cacl, otller on equal
,e.us a. tl,c snme time it is thought that not
MY, ai"S eo'ns "l Us p"t on sa's, n''u 'nc pu,cse
Il. Harzfcld, Chairman of the Committee of
NJ rft
," -" - 0, ~, =. s1,' t,.., ~.
Eli X. Prlco IL rrc*'tlcnt' and whose list of
prominent aetETc members includes tho NAMES
" Wfitatn r. Chandler, William 9. yatlx,
Henry ii, ThtIltps, Jr,, Ur. Dr!ntou. md joh,t
X, EaEtcr. sfr, Ilnrxfctd.s co.lcctlUn ID,
perhaps, us large and Interesting
as aty Ii tic ctty, and be hnica
of f,rt. MINT ali co,ns n. hr ,Iocs
n cpu,,tyfrjt Papal medal, aFor," q, he eays,
"a correct record vi coIts, wherever it NAV b.
printed, il tho onr saftguarsi for nuu,Isn.at,ss,
nul am afraid Inc PRESS Of thts country IA In.
sinc.l to 70 ijstle Wil1. Il ras nr,ntcJ re-
rr,ltly in this city lint coin 5000 fcars old ia
in thc Uossrs.iOn OF nm Old tnrIucr. arc1, stotc-
mcnt. make tho judlc,ous gricyc, although ihcy
IA ncarly 4. ntln,isaiists tnn rntcuintc Il. all.
vcrnnI roI1 were in cotntnv,l use #, circuoiinr
ne.In-juncy.-lu tic r,lrlirst time, or certain
\ d a1"5 ; @ ysaF; osfYrs The GnF.t'n ,1s
lurs OF Egynt show It CLEARLY, Hut tills
noucy pashsf liz Weight Tn. uxn nf apt.
nni c col,s '" pas,inr 'G b. iaie tcuuntiue1 MI tho
antec I y tp .snv satc e CIV s'e etc., .' by mean,
Ut u n1pllc scoi or siamp of sacred character.
wus a jatcr Invention. probably stUut 0O0 or
500 Ii. G. Thu Lytiiana, Perstans, md lonlans
yclttlo,i. They eflnctl tho f1rst gold ,nuncr-
stntrrs and dafjcs: bus tic i|rs. silver wus
coined in tbs irlaiti oi lEaina. Ths early
.tory 5 q spsE' SaaSs + sasse.gy f
W"rEs nf art hayc necn Io,t. liz u,d rccords
ticstroyet, but the eoins ailer centuries aro
brought 10 Hight naatn, and tell III in unmis-
lit tic coins g,sc not ouiy record oi history;
tl.ey are ot ct,at ,,sc to further thu study ii
Crugraphy, archcoiovv, mythology, aud They
Fasw tic r.u aMl decline ii arts q Tho varlous
Tic roi;la1r Of ihu United States shows n rc-
| markiai,lu want OF art, or oven OF good tustc
flu col,ls have no historical interest, lit never
;i,slcss thcv are hsIy nnnrrciatrtl h. American
Mss,s ..a . " -; -. ..s.' - u....t. - s."' ~.
, 1879-01-23

The finest, pnrest, and hcet narors 10, t,..,
pntdtnz'. nihtsy. etc., arc Ds. ItIcc's Specs,
FlavuFlny Extracts. Atwnya The pamc,
, 1879-01-23

N lSa FLAMES Y. WII.LAED WILL DELtyERA
III free trctusc. unlcF tho anrplrrA of tlr Wutrsal
thrtssian Temperance uhau. In III. Langley Afsa1s
MetnoALst EpItrnral church. tu.hiIht
1jAjF. ELIAS tWl.Hkltr WILL. DELIVER T:1E
i next lecture IN tho :. II. 4. 4. Cuuta: In Yalx.i
b. hs f:rscs Ks.Ir Iitxcts u sa,i ison aa IL
ss,th 1aIlrs nn ErnttrHI.n can m nbtaacI t,ts Il
charge Al ihh Office If the AssDcint!pn.
mug SOUTH sIuE ii:C-UH;5 C0IjIsE| u mi
church n tlie atfAsah. cun,es 70 cIu'r tontsAs
thc canrndlaR lecture lrrH ~ ths i;cT. III. hoh!=,
fE'Ht. YDESH LAlllES TEMPERANCE I'XIDX III
the Hputh stdc will ho!,t IL ,r next nccti1S u
o'clock tlIs RStfFH01n 1T tu91 1nlfana.Af.
, 1879-01-23
THE LADIES AND CHI lnRfu

will bo interested in tho household mt, a.,
trained canarlcs tint perform most tn.,r.,,n'
feats NOW M exhibition At No. o. We.hin.,sa''
street. Every care is taken bY the mapacems..
to mike It pleasant and agreeable. 1~'1sus
, 1879-01-23

blade, t7u1rc hee1, and in front point ,,,,,.
htgt, over llle tnch. md even snmrt,ck ,.,,,tas
back like the pIow of Burmese wartans. ..'tnR
, 1879-01-23
THE CITI-IIALL.

Tho license receipts yesterday amounted to
nearly $50.
The City Treasury receipts yesterday amount
Ell 10 <2,Sl0.
The Comptroller paid out about $1,000 In
scrip yesterday.
Collector Ayrcs paid Into the city's pocket
yesterday 81, 500 In scrip.
The Collector received about S1,4o0 ycster-
day from special assessments.
Tie disbursements Of the City Treasury De-
partn,ent yesterday reached the sum Of $500.
by ncxt Saturday IL Is expected that the re-
pairs on Lakc-strcct bridge will be completed.
Secretary Mend. Of tic Public Works Depart
ment, yesterday filed Ills bond in tho sum Of
tlO,o6d.
The men wllo did tho tce-blast!nR bualncss In
the lake wcro nil patl oil yesterday. Tie bill
Of expenses looted up St00
One case of ecarlet-feycr, one OF diphtherla,
mud one Of c!ckct,-pox, werc reported yestcr-
day at the Health Department.
The recent night smells from bridgeport have,
It appears, becn caused By tho bursting Of tho
tanks which contain the gascs prior 10 their
llsnfcrtion
Afr. Hood, who tias been Superintendent of
the city wattr-ptocs, has resigned, ami intends
to 70 to Knnaas to live. Commissioner Chcs-
brongEt has appointed Mr. LAM. who formerly
hctl the plncc, his successor.
Up 10 the pscsant time tho amount o. scrip
issued by tue city Is abuut 81 ,8oo0O, for tho
expenses OF 1873. Of this about ei00,0O0 has
como In for taxos, md tho Comptroller totds in
his hands Rbtlit tho same amount. This leaves
about 81, l,t0o, ,000 still atloat.
TIE CITY COLLECTOR,
The annual report Of tlis officer will show the
, 1879-01-23

There was uncoltected at the end Of the year
on special assessments $a,5 ,G53; on delinQucnt
iY77.'s, si6,0oi. There was Siv,25 of the epc-
clal assessment warrants nnnullcd. The amount
returned Delinquent to the County Clerk on
spcyal assessments was u, 9o, ,2s;'0: to tile City
Gutnptrolle- On personal property q 1871. *s5,-
Total RETURNED to Comptroller, $1l7, ,44l.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18
I "A STORY.
Why Susan Saved the Meekers.


From the Chicago Tribune.
Major Simeon Whitley, of Racine,
formerly an Indian agent to the Utes,
comprising what is now known here, as
the White river agency, is now here,
and has taken a deep interest in all that
has transpired recently in connection
with those sayages. His impression of
the character of these Indians is that
on the average they are more intelligent
and more likely to yield to the subdu-
ing influences of Christianity and civil
ization, than almost any other tribes of
western Indians. They are superior
to any other Indians, in gratitude, af-
lection, and truthfulness. There are
the same relative grades of intelligence
among them as among white people,
and there are always two parties,-one
for peace, quiet, obedience to treaties
with the government of the United
States, and the other in favor of tur-
bulence, war, and plumber. In the
three years of his agency, Major White
ly says he never discovered any evid-
ences of dissatisfaction, or anything but
a kindly feeling on their part, which he
attributes very largely to the fact that
he restored to them the squaw Susan.
the sister of Ouray, who saved the lives
OF the Meeker women. While ON his
way to the Hot Sulphur springs, in
Middle Park, Colorado, he was over
taken by a messenger from Governor
Evans, who informed him Of the rescue
of a Ute squaw from the Arapahoes
and Cheyennes by the officers of the
United States army at Fort Colorado.
These Indians had captured this squaw
in some of their raids, and, while en-
camped near the mouth of the Cache
La Poudre, had determined to burn her
at the stake. The commanding officer
at Fort Collins, hearing of this, took a
detachment of troops, and by alternate
threats and promises, obtained her re-
lease, after she had already been tied to
the stake and the fires lighted. This
squaw vas forwarded to Major Whitley,
and, after her arrival at Hot Springs.
Col, was sent by him to her people, be-
ing accompanied by u. NJ. Curtis, the
majors interpreter, and delivered to
them after a journey across the western
portion of Colorado into the border of
Utah, to the camp of the Indians on
the Snake river, where she was received
with every demonstration of joy by the
tribe.
Major Whitley gave this squaw the
name of Susan, which she has borne
since. This was Ouray's sister;
who recently displayed SO much kind
ness and affection for the Meeker wo-
men, and through whose interpretation,
doubtless, their lives were saved. A re-
markable coincidence in this story is,
that the rescued Meekers came from
Greeley, which isthe identical spot where
Susan herself was saved from burning
by the whites. Major Whitley recalls
these incidents with great interest.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18
Proposals for Stock Cattle.

"
DEPARTMENT OF, THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
Oct. "a, 1879.
Sealed proposals, endorsed proposals
for stock cattle" and directed to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Wash
ington City, d. o., will be received I'm
till IL O'Clock, a. m, of Wednesday, til,
Bird day of December, 1879, for furnish
ing, at the points hereinafter named,
the following number of tlco-year-old
american stock cattle, four per centum
of which must be bulls, viz; Yankton,
Standing Rock, and Lower Brule
agencies, Dakota, 500 head each.
Pine Ridge and Rosebud agencies, Da-
kota, 1000 head each; Crow Greek
agency, Dakota, 300 head; all of which
cattle must have been bred ard raised
in Iowa or Minnesota. Cheyenne and
Arapaho agency, Indian Territory, 500
head; Kiowa, Comanche and Wichita
agency, 600 head; Usage agency, Indi-
an Territory, $50 head; Pawnee agen-
cy, Indian Territory, 400 head; Ponca
and Sac and Fox agencies, Indian Ter
ritory, 200 head each; Kaw and Ponca
(Nez Perce Indians,) 100 head each.
All of which cattle must have been
raised and bred in Kansas or Missouri.
Blackfeet agency, Montana, 500 head;
Shoshone and Bannock agency, Wyo-
ming, flor northern Arapahoe Indians,)
$50 head; Western Shoshone agency.
Nevada, Flathead agency, Montana,
and Fort Hall agency, Idaho, 200 head
each: which cattle must have been
raised in Montana, Wyoming or Idaho.
Cattle for the Indian Territory must
be delivered between April Ist and
10Th, and the remainder between June
LIST and 18th, 1880. Certified checks
only receivable on the following banks.
All bids must be accompanied by
certified checks upon some of the fol-
lowing banks or Government DeposI-
tories for at least fire per cent. of the
amount of the proposal. viz: Chemical
National, New York; National Broad
way, New York; American Exchange
National, New York; Metropolitan
National, New York; Philadelphia Ma
t%ional, Philadelphia; First National,
Baltimore; Third National, Cincin-
natl; Union National, Chicago; Fourth
National, st. Louis, and Citizens Ma
tional, Washington, ID. c., and the
United States Assistant Treasurers at
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago and
st. Louis.
e. A. HAYT,
nldl5tse Commissioner.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18

her money and said: Go, kill course f
with whisky" And in an hour he was
drunk.
They never have any dull Sundays
in Brooklyn. When the weather is too
bad for anything thing else they have
lots Of funerals and a murder or two.
Senator Pendleton's wife has two
young Indian proteges-David Pendle-
ton and Etahdicuh Doaumoe-to whom
she is giving a thorough education.
Four New Jersey farmers, accom-
panied by five dogs. three scythes and
a long-handled shovel, are supposed to
be a match for the average rural bur
glar.
The two sisters of the late General
Hooker-Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Brain
ard-reside in Watertown, N. Y. They
will receive a handsome legacy from the
general.
The old artist at the capitol in WASH
ington, Signor Brumidi, has broken
down from age, and his son will en-
deavor to complete the designs of the
veteran fresco painter,
1t is said that the Emperor Alexand-
er of Russia has become a confirmed
hypochondriac. He shuts himself up
for days, and can with difficulty be per-
suaded to take food.
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Pc RsoNAL AND PARTICULAR.

The Queen of Madagascar has taken
to drink and become lawless.
Charity covers a multitude of sins.
Oh, yes; same way with the camp.meet-
ing tent.
The spiders gossamer web may be
woven on any old heir loom, so thin
and fine it is.
Prof. Trowbridge finds the study of
physical science acts as a stimulant to
the imagination.
Shot-guns can now be purchased for
half as much as they cost before the
November elections.
The drawbridges of Chicago are more
dangerous than the draw poker, but the
city encourages both.
B. P. Shillaber Mrs. Partington) is
in the literary field again, and has a new
work in process of publication.
Rudolph von Gottschall's new TRACE
dy, Amy Robsart, has proven a great
success at the Burg Theater, Vienna.
A Zulu girl isn't allowed to marry a
man who doesn't own COW. We sup
pose this is to indicate that she is his
hos.
"Vote as you pray" shouted Tai
mage from the tabernacle pulpit. And
later on he urged his hearers to pray
often.
Wild geese have begun their southern
flight, plumbers have laid in new stocks,
and last years chiIlblains begin to itch
anew.
Hanlan, the oarsman, condemns the
use of tobacco and whisky. He also
condemns the use of b~oats-by his COM
p%etitor.
There is a rumor in London that
Gladstone is about to aid in the estab-
lishment of a branch of the Old Cat
holic sect in that city.
Adelina Patti and Nicolini will make
a farewell tour of Germany, in concerts.
this month, under the direction of
julius Hoffman, of Leipsic.
The old sexton notices that the sun
that sinks in the west with the remains
of a dead day is ready to undertake an
other day tomorrow.
The street railroad in Richmond did
not pay any profits and the cars were
therefore sold and the rails taken up.
That isn't the way to boom.
An Indian named ''Iron Thunder
is pastor of a church of Indians in
dakota. "Sounding Brass would pro
badly be a more appropriate name fol
him.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons is a woman o
business. The day she got a diyorc'
from her husband she handed him all
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