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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-21
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-21

His storica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Fyo.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

MEXICO, Dec. 13.-It is reported that Ma
zatau had been captured by revoutonists and Ameri-
can nibusters the report lacks confirmation. The
overnmst proposes the leases OF the mints,
but the press generally shows great opposition to the
measure Tne present lessees all foreigners: the
Alamos and Hermosa MINIS, in Sonora, aud the Mint
in the City OF Mexico being leased by Americans. The
National revenues arc increasing and the Government
being financially easy, Congress will leave further dis
cusson Of the law authorizing the issue OF
600 100000 in paper currency until next session.
The bankers and merchants strongly oppose the
contemplated OF currency and their intrgues and
munpulations potent. Two agents OF English
bankers have recently held daily interviews with the
President Their object is unknown, but IL Is supposed
TO be something reference TO the English bonds,
railroad between the Gu pita and the Pacific. both
combined Tho Government is anxious 20 come 10 some
agreement abont the English bonds. The Government
marty has carried the municipal elections in Mexico
and Vera The merchants Of Vera Cruz afraid
their Gus tom house Will be removed to the capital
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
WEST INDIA POLITICS.

HAVANA, Dec. 22.-The English mail steamer.
via st. Thomas, brings advIces to the 18th inst
Business at st. Thomas continues depressed. Ton
mage Is abundant and frcighls scarce.
santo Domingo dates to the sth inst. confirm the an
noupcemeut OF the flight OF President Guillermo The
city suffered from hunger before the surrender. and
Guilero is greatly disliked being responsible for
the distress. AS a consequence of this feeling
the triumphant entry OF the revolutionary army on
The 18th Of November was attended with perfect order
IL s still unknown who will be the next President.
Peace been entirely restored. None Of the planta
tions have Been destroyed
A dispatch from P0rt-aupnnce OF the date OF the
IL n says the country remains quiet An outbreak was
feared at Cape HHyten and troops sent
IL but proved 10 bc false. However, some
arrests made. Business Is active.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
GENERAL GIANT At GTRARD COLLEGE.
PLEASANT PROcEEDrNGs-EXcELLENT DRILL DIS
PLAYED.


PLEASANT PROcEEDrNGs-EXCELLENT DRILL DIS
PLAYED.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 22.-General and Mrs.
Grant with General Sheridan ana Colonel Fred Grant
visited Grard College to-day The guests marched into
the library in the main building, where Henry NJ,
Phillips president OF the Board OF City Trusts, received
the General and welcomed him TO the college General
Grant replied briefly and the whole party then repaired
TO the chapel where the band played the Star spangcd
Banner" and the $50 boys sang Home Again" Presi-
dent Allen then introduced General Grant to the pupils
who received him with three hearty cheers. General
Grant then said
will appreciate the advantages of this institution "
YOU could only appreciate now. as hope you do the
ADVANTAGES and avail Yourselves Of the opportunities
given you here you will ali OF you be prepared to 20 out
i'm the world make fair record Tor yourselves y
good living become respected citizens OF Inc Ubed
States You are indeed fortunate 10 have hertance III
such country where station Is above your rcach
have he ard good accounts OF your Institution ana
hone Won will follow the good example many of It's
craduItes have already set. am glad TO see you are
looking contented and happy
General Wagner then introduced General Sheridan
who smoke briefly after which the boys sang My Coun
Try 'Tis of Thee" The company then assembled IN n
budinb overlooking the parade ground TO view drill
and dress parade General Grant nj the close OF the
n,radc said 10 Major Ryan, drill MASTER Major your
cadets drll extremely we'll" General Sheridan was
more enthusiastic. He said say the dIiI Was az nc
nerfcction as have seen 10 brought The reccp.
iinn closcd with collation. served III the dinlngroom OF
the largest college building. ,-,-
General Grant was entertained at ninncrths e'cnnks
at tne residence of General Robert Patterson. Among
the ruests were Mrs Grant General sheridan ana wlie
Colonel Fred Grant and wife, and Mfe. eheriuan =
father, General Ruckcr.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
GENERAL COUGHS ADVANCE.

General Cough reports that, in consequence OF
the desultory attacks of the Ghzas becomes neces-
sary engage them all along the line; that the Ghzas
have been driven of, and he hopes they dispensing
LONDON, Monday, Dec. %. 1879.
The viceroy OF India teegraphs to-day as follows;
General Bright reports the movement Of renforcements
all along lire. General Cough marched yesterday
for Cabu. AZmatullah Knan. the Gnzai Chiet OF
Leigimak. who led the tribe In recent engagement
with General Coughs command mentioned In the above
dispatch is reported have been wounded Bis fol-
lowers appear Ia be dcscrng nun. Rcinforcements nave
sent to Dakka In consequence OF report Iat tc
Mohmunds are assembling In that vicinity. Tho ex
Ameer YakoOb Khan has arrived at Meerut. lie Is
confined under military and police guards.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
A LIBERAL VICTORY AT SHEFFIELD.

SHEffIELD MOnuNy, DtV -J' Io'V'
Mr.. Waddy the Liberal candidate, was to-day
elected member of Parliament in place of the late
Mr. Roebuck after a spirited canvass. The total
vote polled was 81. .6i6 there were $4,000 electors
on the register. Mr.. Waddy received 1902 votes
Mr. Wortley, the Conservative candidate, 1854 !;
being majority of 47s for Mr.. Waddy.
The public excitement has seldom been equalled
Aged and nGrm voters carried from their beds
to the polling place. There were large crowds OF
neople in fine streets. and disturbance was feared
tonight.
Mr. Samuel Danks Waddy resigned his seat as
member for Barnstaple enter tins contest. MI
Charles Stuart Wortey, the Conservative candi-
date is a cousin of the Earl of Wharncliffe, who
has a residence near Sheffield.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23

Iery is detailed as Professor of Military Science anh
Tactics at Union College, Schenectady, NJ T. MAYOR
Frenk Bdgman. Paymaster OF the United states Army
is ordered to Washington 10 settle accounts Two
months leave OF absence with permission to apply for
four months. has been granted Assistant surgeon
Charles r. Byrne, u. s. A. The f0llowng transieas m
fOm Fort Harney. Oregon. to Fort Townscna WASH, s
jneton Territory. Commissary Sergeant oieeirieu
Cohen from Fort Townsend To Fort Harney.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
CRIMES and cAsUALTlES-BY TELEGRAPH
A FATAL FAIL

A FATAL FALL
ROCHESTER, n. Y. Dee. 22.-Patrlck kcarney a
contractor e through an elevator wei ana pro~e ms neck
A PROPELLER ASHORE.
DETROIT Mich. Dec 22.-Adyices from luding-
TON state that tho propeller CITY Of Toledo with sIgo from
wwaukee went ashore miles sout OF that harbor al
O'clock night.
MAD RUSH INTO DANGER
rpoy n Y Dec. 22.-Oliver LanctOt, baker
of ohoe. was instantly killed by locomotive this morning
a. .ed was standing the front platform of horse
n and fo ng collision jumped OF and IN front OF the
train.
PROMINENT PEOPLE INDICTED.
NrwOnIr,Ss Dec. 22-Ihe grand Jury to-day
Wing and conneIy three Directors OF the
ry have also indicted Geo. w Carey fot forging his part
neI's name
ARREST OF A cOUSTERFEITEh
w,sutxGTox Dec. 22.--A telegram has been re-
AZ the Secret service Dureau o. the Treasury Depart
80, announc,na te arrest at Council Blurs Iowa o j. ~
Tor attempting counterfeit siOO 1ote on the
T1rst n stianzi RAak VI boston
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Passed Assistant
srrson John c. Wise l. ordered TO the Naval Asylum.
Philadelphia Paymaster Charles ID. Mansfield to the
Navy Yard League Island, Penn. Surgeon William j.
Simon is detached from the Alliance aud ordered 10 pro
ceed home and await orders Paymaster Arthur Burts
from duty at League Island aud ordered 10 settle his
connfs: Passed Asslstanf-SurgcOn Henry G. Eckstein
from the Naval Hospital at Philadelphia and ordered TO
the Alliance The United states ste@mship Tallspoosa s
u,orn
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
BUSINESS INTERESTS.
.p,rtRoAD CONSOLIDATED.

ATcHIsoN, Kan, Dee. 22.-Two of the ex-
tension lines of the central branch OF the Union Pacc
RailrSad. now under the control OF jay Douid,
have just been consolidated unoef .ne name y, -
49,. .,h,son Colorado and Pacific Railroad, and
~ the meeting OF the new directors
held al Bcloit Mitchell County, Kansas Decemuf ~
=, NJ pomcroy OF Boston, was elected president IL
In cham III Nichols. of NeW-NOfk. vcepresdent a. u
iIarnes of NewYork treasurer, and Ihomas d. "n'e'
=, tclstsou sQcfetlfy.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
SHIPPING MOVEMENTS AND MISHAPs.
Io~po~ Mondav Dec % 1870

Advces from Gibraltar of December 13.
state that the United States steamship Trenton has
sailed from nat port for yllafranca. and the United
States ship Constellation has sailed from the same port
for the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The American ship Corsica, Captain Henry, from
NewYork November II this port has arrived Of the
sclly Islands leaking badly She has jettisoned
2,CO0 barrels Of oil.
The Italian bark AvO Giuseppe Captain Ferraro from
Antwerp November 80 for New-lOrk, put into LISBON
on the Goth inst. leaking.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
OTHER FIRES.
IN A BROOKLYN FACTORY.

A fire broke ont about p. m. yesterday, in
the saw and planning mills OF Russell W. Adams Sons
at Bond and Fourthsts Brooklyn The factory consists
of two story brick building. and in the OF II
piled auantity of shavings IL in these that the
fire. which supposed 10 be the work Of inceudary
began Ii burned rapidly that two alarms rung
from City Hail. and large force OF engines hasened
10 the fire. By hard work the flames subdued by
the remen after buildings and machinery had been
damaged the amount OF $4,000. The loss covered
4
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
GRAVE DIsCONTENT IN MADRID.

LONDON, MONDAY, Ucc Y, 1873.
All the special dispatches from Madrid agree
that the Ministry OF seor Canovas del Castillo Is beco-
ing more unpopular daily General Martnez-Campos,
who has heretofore favored conciiation is openly
hostile to the in consequence OF the dis
missal OF the Generals who nad previously Withdrawn
ther designations at his request One of the dismissed
Generals Saturday banquet TO General Marti-
number OF Colonial members of the Chamber of Depu-
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
CHARLES PARNELLS MISSION.

LONDON, Monday, Dec. %. 1879.
Charles s. Parnell, addressing crowd at
Queenstown previous hs departure for New-York by
the steamer scytha yesterday SAID he hoped that one
OF the results visit the United States would be
TO show that the hearts OF the Americans would beat
warmly toward Ireland He said II Michael Davitt
were put on trial. II repressve measures were In
troduced i'm the House Commons before the LIST day
of March next, when he intended to return, he would
rctu imm
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
sEoUfsrs OF NEARLY HALFA MILLION

HARTFoRD, Conn, Dec. 22.-S. 5. Ward, late
president of the Hartford Gas Company, who died last
week. made bcquests Of S5 900 each TO the American
BOARD Of Commissioners Of Foreign Missions the Amer-
can Home Missionary Society the Presby Board Of
Home Missions and the PRESBYTERIAN Board OF Foreign
Missions The rest OF the estate, valued at between
S3CO 600 and 100000. goes TO his family.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
LARGE FIRE IN MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 22.-Best's Chest
nut-st. malt house, office. barn and elevator.
containing large amount OF grain, were
burned at O'Clock this morning. The loss on grain s
placed at sIso,0OO, and on buildings, office fur
niture and machinery at SlJO.OOOt making
the total loss S330.000. These are the outside
men think the loss will reach 100000 The insur
ance policies IN safe which cannot DC opened Tor
ay or wo yet hut IL ir believed the risks aggregate
H.. AZ
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
RESIDENCE BURNED IN JERSEY CITY.

The house of Francis p. West. at Ogden-ave.
aud south-st Jersey City Heights, owned by Messrs.
sorrs Baldwin OF this city, was destroyed by fire at
1880 a. M Yesterday The adjoining housc, which /
also owned by the same firm, caught fire and was badly
damaged. The family oil Mr. West was absent at the
fine the fire was discovered aud tic origin Ia unkDown
The entire oss which about $4,000 was covered by
tpa
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
NEW TRADE ROUTES SUGGESTED.
BERLIN, Monday, Dec. %. 1879

11'C'
In letter from Professor NOrdenskjold, the
Arctic explorer to the Russian Geographical Society,"
he advocates establishment Of regular navigation
line to the mouth Of the River Jensei. Siberia
He even believes that the mouth of the River Lena
NAV he regularly reached from Russia and America.
With a view TO this end, he proposes the establishment
OF e-boat and hospital stations the Siberian shore
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
, rutrrr EXTRACTED.


SAN FRANCisco, Dec. 22.-lhe bullet, which
entered Mayor Kalochs chest last August aud since his
conyslescence has caused him considerable u0ube,
Yesterday extracted from his LETT arm-pit.
AJuDICIAL TRANSFER.
AIRANY \. Y, Dec. 22-At the request of
Jus,ice ingalls, Robinson revoked his aDpon
ment the General Term. Depart
ment and reassigned u duty this district
CANADA AND THE INDIAN.
OTTAWA, Dec 22.-The Northwest is now under
pretty active and the population increasing
Tho indians been placed under ntio OF Mr. Dewdney
with large power discretion The Indiana and the railway
works IN British Columbia have boen placed undnf
OF er Governor rrutch The Government At Ottawa do
posed 10 homo rule - 10 obyiate msre routine
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
THE INDIAN SCANDA l..
A DENIAL BY MIR. HAYT.

THE ARIZONA STORY UNFoUNDrD, AS FAR AS 1T
REFLECTS UPON THE INDIAN COMMISSIONER.
lBy TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON Dec. 22.-The statement in to-day's
TRIBUNE headed an Indian scandal" is utterly
unfounded in all things that reflect on me. L re-
quest the publication of this dispatch.
L. A. HAYT, Commissioner.
THE article in question was based on statements
by one of the Board of Indian Commissioners and
was distinctly stated TO be on his authority He as
surcs us that he Will be responsible for all he has
said. IL is only fair, however, first to hear Mr..
Hayt. who teegraphs us that he has forwarded "a
detailed statement.-Id1
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
THE SOUTH AFRICANS sUBDUED.

A dispatch from Cape Town to The Times
Gays The capture Of tha stronghold OF the chcftain
secocoeni has given the finishing stroke TO native dis
tnrbances in South Africa" The stronghold at
tackled sides. and the resistance less de-
teImined than was expected.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
THE CHILIANs STILL CONoUERING.

LONDON, MQnday, DEC. Y, 1919
The Chilan Minister at Paris telegraphs to
the Chian Consul London that the pretended recent
victory of the Peruvian and Bolivian allies over the
Chilians Is officially denied He saws: :" The entire
Province OF Tarapaca is now in our power
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23

NORTH ADAMS. Mass, Dec. 22.-The formal
opening OF the Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Western
Railway was celebrated tonight by banquet at the
Wilson House. and was attended by about 200 guests
mostly railroad men.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
A BONANZA KING RETIRING.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.--ihc IOs' ,o-aay
- nos,tve assertion In its editorial columns that
= A. rood IA about TO retire from stock operations
The report is from various sources though
no statement from Nj. Flood 10 that ehect mas ye'
been made public
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
ITALIANS ENGRAVING.

LONDON Monday, Dec IT, 1873.
Two hundred and eighty emigrants have
left Treyiso aud Udine, Italy. Tor America.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
RECOMMENDING GENERAL GRANT.

RECOMMENDING GENERAL GRANT
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec 22.-ln the RcpuD-
Iicau caucus held Saturday night resolution was
adopted recommending General Grant for the Presi
dam
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
A GERMAN YELLOW FEVER COMMISSION.

BERLiN, Monday Dec y, ISIv.
A commission will meet after the New Year
holidays TO draft measures the prevention Of carry
ing yellow fever infection on board Of ships.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
OPENING A NEW RAILROAD

months ending December 1 were S5,3OS, ,464 against
| "A, $40, ,257 in 1873 increase. $4592O7.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-By direction OF the
President. rstLieutenant j. W. McMurrsy LIST Art'
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
rup ,outsyI,.LE AND NASHVILLE LINE.

IouIsyILLL, KY, Dec. 22.-Thc earnings Oh
a.. ,o..via and NASHVILLE Railroad for the eleven
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23

members to a packed House and Senate for
q final adjudication of their rights After en-
panelling the twelve with the necessary pre-
judgment of the case the mercfu Governor turns TO
the innocent man who is wrongfully aud wickedly
by jury.
Ii will be further observed that Governor Garce-
Ion deals only in generalites, he does not give
reasons in the cases of the thrtyseven victims who
counted out. Democrats beyond the State are
sohcitous for the honor of their party. and
have demanded of Governor Garcelon reasons
to justify himself in their eyes by quoting
the statutes of Maine. statutes under which
all returns have been counted in previous years
The question remains. how did Governor Garcelon
apply the statutes7 Let him answer that, and
when honorable Democrats outside of the State
ask him for bread let him not give them stone
Very respectfully, j. y. BLAINE
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT APPLETON.


President Daniel L. Appleton began the in-
eleciual part Of the feast with the following rmarks
On occasions like this 1t expected that the President
shall announce just how long IL IL, day, since the
Pilgrim Fathers landed Plymouth Rock. We have
always supposed that 10 The 22d OF
December, 1922, but I flnd that the Pilgrim
Society OF Plymouth. IN the s:ate Of Massa'
chusetts. have taken the 21st Of December and
celebrate that day the upon which tn Fathers
landed this continent THIS change TO the 23d nom tho
2Is believe be correct. II Is rightly shown that
AT the time Plymouth Society held their rst celebra
tion 1875 years ago. they miscalclaied the date In
changing from the Ola style 10 the New. Now there Is
most serious embarrassment, for am told. upon the
highest authority. that 1t upon the ith OF Jsnu-
ary 1921 that the whole company OF the Colonts lett
the MaYhOwer
But ycu Will not consider This matter OF few days OF
much consequence-it is the event which celebrate
and we here tonight 10 rejoice and exult
IN IT'S success. Nobody success
ful 80 far as the record made No.
surely say. Danel Webster SAID,
the past mt least secure" shall leave 1t for the
lealnrd eloquent genil-lnen guests surround
tonight to tell MS all they hope and expect OF the
futurc.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
RAD MISTAKE FOR THE DEMOCRATS.

WHAT MR. REAGAN, OF TEXAS. THINKS ABOUT IT.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Representative Reagan,
of Texas, speaking of the Name business to-day.
said "lf the Democrats are right in tho technical
Interpretation of the law and if at the same time 1t
,nneors TO the popular understanding that Re-
npIcsn majority has been overthrown, then II will
ne a reol misfortune for the Democratic party. MY
first impression is that ii is unfair and IL So u IS Il
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
THE GREAT OUTRAGE.
STEALING A STATE GOVERNMENT.

STEALING A STATE UONERNMENI T.
TIE RFPUBIicANs OF MAINE AROUSED TO ACTION
LETTER FROM SENATOR BLsINE-TALKs WITH
THE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL GARFIELD.
An address has been issued to the people of
Maine, by the committee appointed at Bangor
Saturday night. urging united action to pre-
ventthe consummation of the outrage on the
liberties of the people and the honor of
the State. Senator Blaine. in letter to
the Republicans of Gardiner, says that the
action of the Governor and Council is an out
rage on the sauctity of town government, the
bulwark of New-Englands strength General
Garfield says that the Maine fraud is the first
step in comprehensive plan of revolution.
The President believes it is matter that will
he settled within the State.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
ADDRESS OF GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.

ADDItESS Of UEUKUE WILLIAM CIKIIS.
AT the conclusion OF his remarks, NJ. Appleton an
nounced the first regular toast" The Day We Cec'
bfale the Birthday OF Liberty under Law TOR Con
tinent"-snd called on George William Curtis 10 re.
spoke as follows:
Mr. PRESIDENT was lately speaking with two friends
not OF Sew-Ensiand birth. who were good enough 10
favor me With their opinions OF the Ncw-Eng gland
dInuer. One OF them said TO that he
thought this annual assembly OF Ysnsees In
the CITY OF New-YorK for the purpose Of
celebrating themselves and their ancestors was the
sublmest spectacle Of efonterS- ~ he
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23

The losses by the fire were estimated as pos
sbly s35OOOO, distributed as follows: West.
Bradley & Carcys building, machinery and
stock 100000; Carey Moen. stock ana
machinery. $4,000; II. Runkel e. Co.. Sl0.000
Mary Mcconnell owner of tenement at No.
235 So 600; Mrs Farrell. owner OF No. 22J, $4,000.
The occupants of the factory building were all insured
in several they unable last night TO
give the mounts of their insurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-07
AYIsngc RiynIIIpE In YeIIoun,ss

That Of "heathen ClIincc, . II belonging 10
one Of our race can scarcely b. described as at
tractive. But worse than this, It Is the index
Of disOnlered liver, Of liver that needs a
rrousing aud regulating. The remedy Is at
hand, prompt, cllicaciOllS A course II Hos.
letters Stomach DitterS will expel the misdi.
rccted bile from the blood and divert It into
the proper channel, orcn the bowles, remove
the dySpcpticsymptom which invariably ac.
company .billiousness and couuterarts the IA
piditty developing tendency % dangerous con.
gesIiOn OF the liver, which must always exist
when the skin aud whites Of the eyes assume
this yellow hue The pains through the right
lower rilS, side and shoulder blade, the nau-
sea, furrcd state Of tie tongue, and unpleas-
breath which Indicate liver complaint, In
shortall It's dtsagreeablV eoncOnitants are soon
remedicd by this sovereign corrective, which
In addition to its regulating properties IL a
superb invigonnt, and pure and agreeable
medicinal stimulant, appetizer and nervine.