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New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
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Saorenr Court Cbqmbrs--Bv. Judge Donohne.-
Kuceald a0t Garni-s MOTION dene on TIC ogr io 4sen
gr.u;odi allowance coo Baitrisfin agi Le!y-tcifIti
e,i without costs memorandum Dayd,on set COngre
cation AuSAc SU"a hef IrieIen oi4eIt II - "hu AK
Hcywad The motion araed TO Dee ceiri. olrslse r'it
cross agt ioss and " otion Grant
H,rz-Afor.r costs. sletson az GarIct-cn
eee Rule t2 lar! tvo ires IN No mailer o. lLe shslre
Eorldn Ias the pors s@Glt knsrant ag' ca
MS WiIor led o. ,,s jei.ldani lis Iond iI A. 500
Miller agi McCIo-koy-sy vacated and restored ~
us place the calendar. HtInphI sGt Geas"n Moucu
- peI1ofaLdum HUI agt. spr4tt-MOuon denied suueH-
AZ Co.. fFasa fof9 aE Gtnd IN M @
tr oi HSis Taylor agt ialor buyiit aK Hochi Mutual
E.1K art Thcfs--on same agt SANE. Mayor
gan; kings Comfy Eiro lnsGr~hoe q "m@Iy ast Nortn :
EsInan attorney 6 eneral agt National lrlst Company
sloane s as fs s oIss s i4G.a ss Ta1 ss
Mutual life Insurance Co at Foster HeImela Lie In
NJ I.tIa ram efc agt. Nitcnfl--GrAnte1.
By Ge BraGY.-Iracy -gt IIs'y-Oioer granted deny
'1s speca T,rm-Br Judge Van vorst-Reun ast Dur
Sirc,H-PSr H-By Judge Lawrence The Wilson Sew
ing Machine Company agt Fuller e'c. I,oliIIolj. CT:
MuTfs sEt Doyle et 1icr or eIlrs allowance. Jordan
Order tely notion of M junction an9 .-tr',rf'
Ts5SI PaRS9 e e. Rn Ss lssf pI@r eS
ag Weston Ct al seI go. a1; 20 D.
order di.cvLunGlaa acton. Reade ast C!aT.epfaated
msIrGL' id n s at c5os5S f'f commission Moer sg
scblWe et ai-OrleI 10 amend summons ana coml
1o.s aSt ~Orief for extra allowance Johlsou al
az: D9a. "a a. Cdss5 eEfs act Johnston
AIT Reard0n snif,n agt K0.chAg lisTd sst Fraser
Sa,e&y & az -. Fsss: 1m1s1 lIS, at
galway agt UDdsrhAI Townsend at. EdrdEeI Dennond
ssv ss GSTlf sg hde granted
Common Pleds-SpecGl Iera-By Judge {. !. Daly-
aa ; sS. 'h:.SS' ..S Of & R :aF aPf drsf 5ai 70
Ht a I'd. o.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
THE COURTS.
MRs- HAHN,S LIBEL SUIT.


HEAVY DAMAGES ASKED FOR BFlNG sIfiID
"NOToRIoUs CHARACTER
The trial of the libel suit OF Annie H. liam
aCainst H. j. Sheffield and Jerome Fellows was begun
Yesterday before Judge Lawrence in supreme CouF"
Circuit Mrs Hahn charges that having hired house
through q Mr. Peck from Mr.. Oliver Charick s1 neid
at the instance Of Fellows in Novenber 1870 sent 10
Mrs Charlick telegram, IN which he said of MrS,
Hahn. she is carrying of your paintings ana
ACCOMPANIED the telegram with a letter, In VINO
he said Il have say that she is most notorious
character and that you have anything Of any Vaue
whatever in the house which understand you have
YOU had better protect it," Mrs Cbarck sent the letter
and Telegram to Mr. Peek, hor agent, and he made IN
Ouines which. be sHys, resulted In his undInR tAo
charges untrue. and In -hef1ed's acknowledging thaJ
he had been mised and haG he supposed put hs loo
IN 10 I'm trying help some one else. O;hr evidence
Qocs TO show that the some one else " was Fellows
The damages claimed are 10000.
The defence Of sheffield, 30 far as developed
YESTERDAY II that he believed the statements made 10
him and communicated them as a good citizen. ana
that, I'm fact, Mrs. Hahn was nv no means prompt IN
paying ler bills IN support or this he Oherrd consid
cradle evidence that after November 10. 1e1S, MIS-
Hahn had ,aed to pay bills. Most OF this was excluded
Oh the ground that Il after Lee had made written
rtracton OF hs charges. and did not justify the eT
preston most notorious character The case VIII
be resumed TO-DAY. john j. Townsend and John W.
Weed appeared Tor plaintiff; Hatch Van Allen for
deiendAuts
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
RECORUED REAL ESTATE rRANsFEE1
NgW-YCRH CITY.

Southern Boulevard. " : 2-- n of l"'thst' ht.bH
I.Sx!rr,Eu.ar. Christopher freshman aud WHO
% Guar IS T. InhterZung -.....
81 adisOu ave. % cor GSta II, -JXS5 3 wheaton be
Iiut and VIE 20 4 te EllZ--.-.--
WastinVtOnef. " F. $50 ''s ~ peshrosscs ~ Co. L
1-3.2: John ,opcutt gLo wife 10 John tOpcutt
West lOfn 81 = = - n II WaVrrley pl, -@I13 VIII
liam pitt to Thoma. C9rharf --.--..-----
od.avc. s e cor ~ Nark'spl, GfGO5i Nunam Piit 10
Thomas / Carlsrt .-------- a., .; -
southern Boulevard, " cor l3- -thst. @1sESi.6Hir'
regular. OTTO Ho6rld g. tharles J. LauteTLune-
C,tf tg--t sd NuT3l. 5OxlH0lui benjamin / Ct0o-
ktr aud Others % susan crook r.--...-- .....
Aye.C " = ~ n NOT I2th-sf, 2Jx1Oi Louis Basllan
t. Charles J. Bake -------------. ----.
od.ay- s,s cor 7fth-st. 2-.4yoJ; Abraham II Jonas
sna vie 10 Henry Mu1krn D.
IOtLtve p e cor 9itl-st. .4l1lr7cLddt, George ;
&C AID others 20 NcwwitteI .--. -------..-..
6tL-av- r a. lot 80 SC ! Patterson referee 10 cor
deI1a r Nvcln ..--.. ..-----. 49,.
eth-.v. 8 . cor xdst. 24sigIlUUi sarah Gregory 70
,-tS siss iOo n Y NJ 9thave 25.?qIlo4.4 Bcnla-
min Richardson 20 Robert vernon .------.---.
-Oih--t s.. 1863 Il u ~ ad-av". lJI 1908 Roger
Monaghan and HIl- 10 J0hu T. MacaulcY ..-..--..-.
5ati-,t - 5u ft al 7thavp, GiXloJ.' Oman CO.
hen aud husband 10 Blanche + Anes--..---..-... 4
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
DEPUTY MARSHAL COSGROvE'S DEFENCE
TTsurYING THAT UE MADE THE FALSE CEETHi-
Gates ~ GOOD FAITH.

The cases of the United States Deputy Mar
shais charged with making false cerinc?tes IN regard
70 their suborIinates registration ana election days
drag along slowly before the United states Commission
e-s IN the matter Of James r. COsEroyc, the accused
chief deputy testified IN his own hehaf yesterday before
Commissioner Lyman. He declared TINT the certificates
OF sery made 10y hm orn 10 in good faith lie
was obliged 20 depend entirely information as TO
whether tho most % the seventy deputies u"der Lin
actually served lie WAS told that each dii hi- 'uF
and Pc q. II isd accordingly. Ie aId NO. le1ru until
aftarwtrl tna- he BCuuti"s Chapman ana Ra-serm'
were represented by other persons. bui DE- soon "' bo
did d-cnyrr t De- he'd their pay stoppec These p'r'oH
utorS did their duties thoroughly. Tne witness ts u'
'lat Bo-o-t. witness 'or the prc'"cu .ou, Ae"Ho"
ged 10 blu tA1t George Bliss 1dd prom G" secure
hiu ll.c- So ;U, Public N,rk- partH .ut Do. would
The subyGLas. The examination VIII be continued
tn-mOrrOE.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

ONLY HALF PREsENT.-Sharp Old Lady
Acs, ulss very kind OF your ma, but c0Okery,bOok
no good 10 them who amt got nothing 10 cook
In common with the rest Of the world, DR..
NJ, an eminent Church Of Scotland divine lately
visited the Paris Exhibition Shortly after MS arrival
10 tse gay metropolis an Irishmsn came running to him
~ he ~sst orying, oeh; Dssslns on ye. poe poe ai'
Doctor, p. ~ GTYly. And when did yez come 10
~ TisP Last week, but how do you come know
in@ y" "GiV. ne a smiling and In tell yez." The
Doctor s1o"s 20 know bow the fellow found his name
OUT gave ~ the shilling, and answered by tue
knshm 81, "ssre. then, saw your name your um-
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
A sECOND rRIAL TOR INCfNDIAEIsM

In accordance with bis promise to shorten
the time during which iDe jurors the tIial Charles
Bernstein and Abraham j. Freeman kept from their
homes, Judge Barrett after holding court on Monday
until rftcr O'Clock night opened he Court o, OYER
and Trrminer yesterday az h3lf-past IN The morn
ing, The evidence was all got in by 2. and the
court tneu adjourned To this morning. Tue evidence IS
suostsatialv as on the frat tr.al-rhe careful
tracking uy PeIley ard Dr., o. tine prl-otGs
for nearly two weeks until they tham with Pearl
srru leaving TIE u which there the cleITe-t
evidence o: uc0Ddiar on the other hand are the
alibs the prisoners The viii DC closed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
TIE GLoBE MUTUAL LEE

ALBANY, Feb. 24.-Deputy Attorney Cen
elaI Paige to-day said that action had as vet been
taken against the officers OF the Globe Mutual Life In
tuiance Company. The papers showing the condition
OF the COMPANY aud letter from Superintendent
rmyth, the hands Of the Attorney neral, but
10 DECISION had yet been reached ~ tie action neces
hon
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
SHIPMENT OF LARGE HOGS.

BoRDERTOwN, \. j., Feb. 2J.-SOme interest
was excited here to-day Oy the reception aud shipment
oi The largest hogs raised Ia the county Twenty
Tour Of them 7S3 pounds each and the largest
one weighed 57l pounds. They were shipped TO New
York TO-DAY
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
RECORDED LEtSFS.

Astor william trustee 20 John Iuescimann. : " cor
Ave.A and iJth-st, 2O1Ji, % years az annual rent
Vav-s stephen 10 John Rogers. No $50 rave,
stpfe and basement. wears al animal rent ~ -
Walton h-brCca y % tdtA1l uc NulLuEe'. No lJI
s.uast, i ft4rH, a. annual rent Of.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Corcu;t John j. 90 charles A Lo.'e. W Washington.
q DtsOrOss's e. 80. ...'..- St"l
l'i ;i ave- ''' years - ~. 1Gc
Ebensp4cher Christian TO august / NIoeel. W I'd ,,
oa'H p.41 eor sth-syc and 57i a. 1000
Gillev. Julius and wife q Frederick tOscDstein.
s0in-st. Of I-t-ase months. -.----..---. -
HarVev Loulsa = "a the Luisrsnt Industrial saw
iugs Bank 33d ~ Ot etlCNc, vefr---.-.-. s,Jt
nai; $saif; ,., ,.,, T...s,.r 800 80
Mccormick, Catharne and others 20 he United
states FIRE Insurance Company, W cor AVe-O %,
McliNl John "a Philip PinAel, w Ludlo" a. near u
stantons. Iote-.-. -.s...,- ~
uarv ~ th- Protes'3nt Ep-ronal church 81 he
Uuitsc -taies. = lGtn st " of lu'Aavei year, ~
Mark. David 40 " Ne 20 Nathan Ltfauti, : l4p-
st u 9th ave, month. il..---.,.-.. i--....,- 2.'
Nya ave ;af t45a,l 1890 9SG
scott william Il to the Mutual Life IHsul"nce Com
pauy so west --d-L yel...-..----......-. bUu
ri stb.sye. ! year ......-..... ?5o
stroll JacoDA O. James Flyuu, cJt'. 81, Of -tl-
Vernon. Ro,rf, t5 benjamin Rlcn4Idson J7h.si,
of sth ave. mont it7-.... .-----.. -Oo
Wehfleu. Eu.rn" aud VIE 10 August a Gllender eI-
ecUtu~ etc 80 100 wooster 81 years C"u
C-l4v. Juz-uh aui VIE 20 : Townsend Cannon, cor
Isf ers0l.s and Morse ave year -----....... lo'
OSis sist -" Of of Ga S'sTt~ y,a-. 1000
Woods Edward and wife 10 \! e Turner and another.
ezec-.OIz ell. Io5tA 81 OF l.s-ave years LJ'
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
BRYANT 4 Bentley to John a stoutenburgh. admlns- $50
Mutual Life Insurance company TO william ilhi- %
Ep- executor. SD
Roll George to John Idvidsou ..-...-..--. -,
E0srIztrII ITt-tli. X 10 William y He!..--.---.-- b.,
-cur !tr. Linus 20 Augusta tF l6nf,r- h,I-
sion,-ubursb John A. administrators. etc 70 MAYA 90
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
GIN Rcdl C5tate Tor Sale.

CHANCE 0rINNE>TMENT.-I plots
y " EIILDISO LOI~i improving ueighborh0o1 For
~ ae bgIsIu A. YOLG, LngnetT. &c, 20 EXchanAe e.
place
EOR SALF-23q West J3d-st.; fresCOed ven
taiIoa plumbing excellent has been occupied only
By owner, pileo 81 5000
NOR SALE or ENCHANGE-FactOry build
ing ffrciglt years leases 81 three lots 5la 20
81 WesJ 2tihst AIpiy on premises y J. HAHhI5ON.-
NNrUIIE-ST., near Church. 25I100, price
w - 600. rutland & WIFI iNG. Be~Eman.st
IST-ST.-To LEI, Browu-StOne House, IN
- ni-t cl.-s order bth ami Bth-aves Oh tAe
norm "a, of Tie $500 Address NJ DICK
INSON. 70. GreenwIchst
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
Citn propcrin Go Set.

TO LET-OliCes, lofts, stores and Easements
in Be"kman. Ann. Futon John. Peart Goii, INF, WI.
b-n and NasTau-sts. nj RrLAND K WHITlNG, H"ekman -
TO LET-BroaAway 600, through to Crosby
st entire building. eight floors 5000 per anuum A.
Tliea required. Apply to GUSIAVUs BAGLIES, No 4S2
Broadway
'GO LkT-Fuur story brown stone llOpSes :;
eleven oa ~ls- am Madison ave-, and tirce "n ith'
am Mp-1UaFc. these houses being byt nrrmdu' NJ
investment. are 10 ,y'ry Respect nrrtta's AID have al
modern Improvements. watciItnaH premises no permits
REQUIRED Apry 10 a g. FEEDER, Arnold, Constable x
Cos Jih-ayc. and lJih--t.
40 BENT. FURNISHED, No. 204 East
= la'l@tA three story uri.k hDusc with tSens.ou oil
improvements ami u good order can to given
A.rl J. A.Ii' o. r,rni..r.
TO LEASE-I Mon n-S0Uare-Fi",t-cla~s ok
100 store 80 70 Pipn0 az thrc" stories. pajc glass
ii"ui iur yraI. otralIeu 5v t,r j.vcify utir
Aluy on Tie o. uisos, daily, between j. lal 20 ~
tfl,. " !-TBEGDE.
AIH-ANE. 10Th and 5Gth-stS, West Side
''-'" o. "a Ice hnilt. IL H~-, Houston-L
$sI UHN PER YEAR for brown one front,
- .''O't .naH location. -Ui-a1lr f1r SNAIL gntee
tl y. for particulars address t"N 80 80 &e"-fafk ,y
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
Run on THE oswEGo sAvINGs BANK.

OswEGO, y. Y, Feb. PA slight run was
made on the Oswego County savings Bank this morn
g hut the officers avaed themselves OF the sxty days
clause. The bank has $4,000 deposited IL the City
1aAk, which Is closed
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
Conntrp Real gstate for 5ale.


EOR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, y. j.
y HANDSOME HOUSE: 10 rooms modern improve
ments lot 5ONl5O good well cistsrn small fruits location
rs class six minutes walk rom depot Address the owner
'" = n, Lock Box 247 Hobosen. y. J.
HOUSE for SALE at East Orange, n. j..
- TWO minutes from station Ten rooms gas, ran &c,
aumge heater water In kitchen, well; gfOUnds % by ID
icet all kinds ~ fruits tuaten high and pleasant Apply
To N T. WALLACE at station Or 10 NJ PORTER 81 ParE.
place, ny
ONE of the finest COUNTRY SEATS I'm
Westchester County one hour from city Hail. loo
Of land, large well built with gas all
necessary outbulnss and improvements. 100 Broadwa
ORANGE, y. J-Elegant Country Seats, me-
~ ium class Residences COSY Cottages for sale
furnished aud uDfurnhe Bung sites and farms tor sale
Apply G. D. CONDIT. l62 Broadway
Orange once adjoining Brick Church station
STANFORD, DARIEN, NORWALK and
- NEW-CANAAN FARMs-Cheap FOR cash catalogues.
HUBBARD. PaIkrow. stamford Conn.
'I'ARRYTOWN- WN-RAPID TRANSIT.-SOmc of
The finest country he Hudson River for sale
rent Houses furnished aud un'urn sled rents moderate
P PrleurS apply 10 person or By letter 10 PU RDY &
bl'OW EI luO Man-st, Tarry town
SIH-AVE., near 53d-st.-Fme medium-slze
- ouSe irW price possession. v h STEVENSON, r.,
flhe, 20 East ltthsts. and 66l jtbave.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

PuILApElPHfA, Feb. 2l-P. Il. Ferguson.
Who held tc position of cnicf local agent o. tie Post
Office Wet Philadelphia. ana who was arrested Tor
stealing letters 80 De. :l1c- last poisoned hU-,lt n
rs .l. TIM, uo.a,ue hr akES prus-c ard, and deed
1 LII LII :. - -
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
Connirn Real Csiaie for 5aIt.

4 CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, a good, we'll
y bg1 frame house and lot The lot = -jI 90 fee, Is
aud contains In t;o rear ut
lie hous, small Jutng sni'sDe ior cAfDenicrs ,i.'
.r.lfut- maksT The huuse b staten Island ~ l
and about 10 minutes walk from i"b Landing l-t =
eTlv can bsIghf f0 500 pat OF tue ~ chase money
% f-a Al .a mortgage. Afc-ess J. A. l.. Boa a, lrb-ls
Df.co
LOR SALE-FARM on tie Rarltan River q
i les from Round BROOK y. - acre. 81 laud AZ IA
cftfAke Hith extension "f
aIdy AID kitcAeHi surrounded by gr,e ALIue9rIy anu
awe large isfu Ftah'e with box and ordinary sals h'n
rs.v carnage LUas, ..saogsU sui StAcr o.DnIains7
hdorrs. ". l.. BAN, kEE Aos 80 and & Chambers ST.,
New York
NOR SALE-Farm Of FL acres all under
il cultvatou, near Bound BfVJk. y. j. high ground
heaty location beautiful view of the hasn iuver running
"a fout o flc place mile ana bali nom depot speAdd
house win lawn and SHADE tltrh al kinds VI eubgdhs ~
good order Adde'S Vs. b. DANCKE 3e and 81 ChanOsIs
at. Sew 4O:k.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
Balls.
BAEL.
aluoical Instruments.

TAKE NOTlCE.-Upon my return from Eu-
rcce 1919 adrertsef largely Beaffvs oNr FOR This
month beautiful piano Hprght paflor orga ryi" 1853;
swels Ter'i-. weight boxed,
Toulo nouDp"i,Is price abolt t4o price only 80" 50
graa; the mani men worked a. The factory t 10
j. q IA Ted oder
hIrler Eocs lt however o'dg pssnos
$50 tl55 Sl45 and upwards $50 - fA4O
after trsuuk instruments dt you LATEST
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

NrV-YORK. Tuesday. Feb -. $50.
The following sales were Aeid ut tue *
-.L..r.nnl tl-f
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
slluallone DanIso-- tHdlss

5llulIicna UduIeo-- tHdles
As FARMER-By practical working Prot
~ e-Lan VI long eIp-uence and rTstc!ass abNtes,
wife ,celenT dairy woman no incumbEanee VII rent
vel arm 10 bl4ts By the
Address ]. D., =. q. Box lel. Astoria. J. J.
COACHMAN-COOK- trst-class coach
~ man vie French rOoA 0esi reference given
Nc. l62 LuileE 81
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
Gtlp Uante0

IVANrED-At BEDELLS, $40 4th-ave..
W THREE servanisa cook parormald and housen ad9- 2
and well ue cook must be
a Protestant tor cook $50 parormald and house
N AID ea' IA elS 10 SO.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
Conntrp B0aro.

A FAMILY, by addressing Box 19, Sou
board. - each.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-10

Washington, June Sit is stated
son what seems to be sufficient author
ity" that the president has rendered
to Gen. Chas. F. Manderson, of Ne
braska, the position of secretary of war,
to succeed Judge McCrary. Gen. Man
derson was born and educated in Phil
adelphia, and is a lawyer by profession,
but entered the army as lieutenant at
the outbreak OF the late rebellion. He
rapidly rose through successive grades
to colonelcy; was twice seriously
wounded, and was mustered out at the
close of the war as brevet brigadier
general. Most of his military service
was with the army of the Cumberland.
At the close of the war he removed to
Omaha, where he has since been ac-
lively engaged in the practice of his
profession. He is said to be man of
extensive reading, refined taste, and
brilliant conversationalist. 1t is also
stated that he enjoys high reputation
in the northwest for practical ability,
and that his appointment, if he accepts
the position, will be certain to give
satisfaction not only in that immediate
section but throughout the country, as
soon as his high qualifications shall be
tested by actual occupation of the
office
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-10


Calcutta, India, June 9.-The Afghan
treaty has created strong impression
in Persia, greatly increasing British
prestige.
Forty thousand camels, belonging to
the British transport service, died dur
ing the war in Afghanistan.
Cholera, of a severe type, has made
its appearance in the lower Bolan
pass.
A mission to Cabul is TO be forthwith
formed at Kohat, and proceed by way
of Khuram about the end of June.
The dacoity of the Poona district are
still active, ,and their petty robberies are
reported daily, but since the great fires
there has been no outrage on . large
scale.
More or less copious rains are report
ed from nearly all the districts of Ben
gal and Assem-.
The rainfall in Caichar, Bengal, has
as yet been slight and partial, but suf-
ficient to greatly improve the prospects
of the crops.
Reports from the tea districts are on
the whole fairly good
The famine in Cashmere is taking
its course and people are reported to be
dying by hundreds.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-10
CONDENSED TELEoRAMs.


New York: Kennedy defeated Lee in
the single skull race at Greenwood
lake. Time 51:03.
Rome: A riot against the collection
of taxes has occurred in the district of
Catania. Several soldiers and peasants
have been killed.
The eruption OF Monnt Etna has
ceased but the volcano continues to
give forth smoke.
Adairville, KY: The principal busi-
ness part of the town has been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss twenty-five thou
sand; uninsured.
The pope has appointed Cardinal
Hergenroether keeper of the archives
of the Holy See.
Portland, Me-: Joseph S. Spring ar
rived here this evening with requisi-
ton from the governor of California,
and will take Mrs. Clemence, the noto-
rious confidence woman, back to the
Pacific coast.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-10
A Naval War.

London, June 6.-The Times of to-
day thinks it probable that no general
engagement will be fought on land be-
tween Chill and Peru in which case
Bolivia, having no navy, would begin,
continue and end her war without a
battle. The train of operations
shows that between Peru, Chilli and
the main port of Bolivia there lies the
great desert region of Atacama, hostile
to campaigning and although Chilian
troops have been landed beyond on the
line of Rio Loa, which forms the boun-
dairy, at the ocean, between Bolivia
and Peru, yet all the armies hug the
coast, where naval superiority will de-
termine the supremacy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-10

Denver, June 9.-The railroad con-
troversy between the Atchison, Topeka
s. Santa Fe, and Denver & Rio Grande
interests is assuming alarming proper
tions. The Rio Grande road was
leased to the Santa Fe company six
months ago, but the Rio Grande COM
pany has since become dissatisfied with
the lease and has sought TO break it.
The attorney general, acting upon
information from the stockholders of
the Rio Grande, brought suit on the
Fart of the state before district Judge
Bowen, at San Luis. three hundred
miles south of Denver, for an injunc-
tion to prevent the Santa Fe from op-
Grating roads in Colorado. On Satur-
day Judge Bowen took the matter un-
der advisement. To-day the governor
received information that the Rio
Grande authorities had taken possess
sion Of the offices of the road at Colo
rado Springs and the coal banks, by
armed forces, cut the telegraph wires,
etc. He ordered the militia to be in
readiness, and the Chaffee light artil-
lery, Governors guards and Mitchell
guards are here waiting instructions.
The Rio Grande people deny that there
has been any VIOLENCE.
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Chicago, June 9.-The robbers who
seized from the Illinois Central railroad
messengers $4,000 on Saturday after.
noon, were captured yesterday after
noon by the detectives. They are
three well known thieves, James Colan,
James Gillen and Mike Crowley. The
police kept the matter quiet until two
O'Clock this afternoon, when it became
known that a portion of the money and
the highwaymen were captured. For
two days the police have been busy ar
resting all of the known thieves in the
city, the theory being that the robbery
was participated in by several persons.
and that the two perpetrators were
only part of the gang. Colan, one Of
those arrested, was seen in the vicinity
of the corner where the daring act was
committed, and the others have been
identified as the highwaymen. 1t is
believed that most of the money has
been or will be found. Henson, who
carried the package of money which
was stolen, has been locked up ON sus-
picion.
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SO cents against SO cents a short time
Sitting Bull Wants Peace.

st. Paul, Mimi, June 9.-A Fort
Keogh letter to the Pioneer-Press has
the story of scout just from Sitting
Bulbs camp. He says that chief has
gone with six lodges to the Tuskatche-
wan country. Before going, he ad-
vised his band to come to terms with
the government and return to the Unit
ed States. There are now 300 lodges
encamped on the boundary line, hunt
ing buffalo on this side. They say they
are bound to hold the buffalo country,
by force If necessary.
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Bad Africans.

Savannah, Ga, June 9.--A terrible
riot took place this afternoon at Nc
Intosh, Liberty county, u station on
the Atlantic & Gulf railroad, between
a party of negro cxcursionists from
Bryan county and those belonging to
this place. 1t began in fight between
two negroes, whereupon John Randall,
captain of the negro militia company
from Bryan county, a part of the ex-
cursionists, ordered his company to
charge, which they did, bayoneting
everybody within reach. The captain
himself killed one man by running him
through with his sword. There was
intense excitement at this outrage.
The Liberty county negroes rallied and
drove the military company into the
cars, opened fire on them, killing four
and wounding many more, only stop
ping shooting when the train got out
of the way, which they tried to prevent
by tearing up the track. All parties
engaged were negroes.