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THE CORONER.

:. q ,oo .,.,.,nh @e,, f1.,n-
1esteraay morning a. o"N o'e1oek ANTS tato-
INC ~. s.o"s''' OF no. W. nuc islaa" e'enue,
uie't suddenly. nntt ocfofo phyateian cou'o
about the heart lust previous to her death, anil
d,.c.,a ~ In, oroon ,yas ,ro,,nblv thc couso NJ
.,"".h =, ."as "'a -, T,,s Gs,enar -
ueatn. anc "ss l" years o'o' A"e eo'oner WIS
notified to hold an inquest.
Coronrr Mann ws. h,,.,,v cnraued veatcri,ay
IT, hs,, tna...,. 90 "o ,,. h."ites =, Ms.r.ro,
~ 13e me'a 1nauesse on tne ooa's' y. ,. na'x*set
!r,a,y, !1rs,anilly, On o1d lady who died saaaen,Y on
,lhirty-seEcnth street from hsInoF3!'aQe OF TIE
lungs. and IN Mrs Barbara brisGeh. a9cd 10
years, VINO died 81 parhtysis., ~ bcHan an m
quest on the body of Jnhn v. McrrilI, VINO was
run over and KILLED by Mach'ean Soathcfn
!his forenoon. iaiirth Inquest Wns heiti Of,
dot,n =. KroTt, enteI,lc whose case ls noted
elsewhere, anu Nth aWain tne tofohefs &C.
tton'
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HORTICULTURAL.
apse3ai nispatcA to TIE 1sttuaA

EL0In, ILL.,, Jau. 2a-The twelfth annual
meeting Of the Horticultural Society Of North.
cru Illinois commenced last evening tp Men
delssohn Hail. small nnlnbcs Of members be.
ing prrscut- L. K. Scoicld, President, OF Free.
port, was In the chair; U. b. Galusla Secretary,
Tho Secretary reaa Dr. Warder's pauer upon
timbor- planting, aad the subject was discusye,,
by l.. X. scoaeld, Mfnk1cr, d. q. scofeld, arJ
Others, who advocated umbesplanting.
Upon thu subject Of amall fruits papers were
read from Samuel Edwards, William 4. Nourss
ol Moline, aud ur. Mygats Of Milwaukee, and
remarks were made upon the cultivation ol
Isspberr!es BY C'ayson, i. II. slade, L. X. Bco-
Held, ONelll. and others, advocating Que
pruning.
a !oux discussion upon orchard culturo mil
tho WulbndKe applu WAS entered futv at i'm
session this morning by L. X. scaheld, b, i,
ssolsld. uaiusha, lltl, Grow, Kuowiton, Buru
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Court, an1 aamtttanco to the l,try-room being
denied them, they sent the document IN md
.lcparted. The Jury 1al not finally dispose Of
tllr cnse, Int passed It to hear other witnesses,
among whom t)r, Kffbournc, Il Is said, will bo
ono.
The father Of Hlntkic VA. seen BY reporter
on The subject during tlsc ,las, md he appeared
greatly excited and Indignant at the turn things
had tnken. Ilc denounced DR.. kllbournc's cot,-
duct ~ outrageous. and said he ought to have
turned him uvcr TO his bonisnen--of which he
vas one-npon diminishing him. Said he: =!
until yesterday, when received a letter from
kllf,ourne to That effect" aud he went OIL at
come length to deptorc the fact that he WAS at
liberty. Why,' s9id he, continuing 70
here as coon as the letter, usd sou aec Il was
wEonE-shaMcfni- the part of public officer
to act IL such way" The reporter got ~
question i;sally as to The contents Of tic letter,
ntsl he answered Tint It did not say tint big son
WIS not fnsanc, but flat hfs mental condition
did not make him at subject for The asylum.
Mt. Blatkto had not ul' to that time taken INV
steps to apprchend the runaway. but hAd given
BIZ time TO waiting around the County BuIldlngt
bis Interest appearing u. centre ln The urand
Jnr}'s action. flc said, however, TINT he pro-
tnsed to dtspatch a messenger to Turner JUNO
ton to look for his son. but had no idea tllnt he
bridge. bis attorney, Was with him at the time,
ntstl emphasized everything that was satdt even
going 30 far a. TO denouncc Dr.. Kilbourue as
Incompetent for the position he held, md 10
newspapers In thc discharge of i5iafkic.
There Is no question about the right Of the
Grand Jury to indct Blaikte, but. Assistant
would not hold from the fact that ulc jury IL
the County Court found tint be was insane at
the time be committed the crimc, nni
That his condition OF mind was Of two
could he estahiishcd that ia Il now aane. thn
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". Henderson was arrested last evening by
officer Duffy for tic alleged larceny Of IS fro1u
Esther Smith. who keep. Iueat- at-ularket at No.
SIS Polk street. lie was locked up In tAa Ar
mary.
William Ilool!han, the unfecliux thief who
last Saturday nlght held up Ed Johnsoa, = ,nan
who ean neither hullcr uor hear, and robbed
Criminal Court yesterday Ia bonda Of 81, ,00o BY
Justice scully.
John McPhtllipa WIS arrested yestcrlny by
DETECTIVES LonaeEgau nnd RYAN for picking the
poekct VI Mrs, May j. Dealing, OF No. 1s3 Mich
nef o. tJraFbuEA aud Mauiaon st1eets. The
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The receipts from licenses yesterday footed
up about stU0,
,,,.. r.,- -,..
omorn,n,' Il a. TO
"'"o""seo ~ s'''A'' ...
The Comptroller yesterday dlsburaed about
,r,. ,,,.,,...... , ~. e,x 1,o..,r,
l"e .eo'f'chents 1s.,n @ '"c ~''5 Ate"sa''
Yesterday "ero about S''n]
f)nly one case of scarlet fever was reported
yee1e'aay III s''t ''ea''" o''ss'
The Committee on Printing meet tfis after
noon al o'rlork to deliberate tlon the bids sor
publishing tt'c corporation notices.
CIV Trens,,ry yestcr,;ay was sii.si1. ri sr,,tch
II IL, ram" {ro,n ;l,'. .Tnw, Enlicctor m',i
s;,slo from t,1c South. .sfic Collector. ""N
a.. ,t..,., H.. r..,., ,.,.,
VT. MefK', Tue fiealth'o'!secr. Is making
iolr aitonE tt,c paekato.nqasce, IN order to see
tlat the 4tink ordinance IL Icing properly en-
loleco. ne II attenusu ny mo O. pig eubordt-
cses.aey to nsr,'on, HIN viii % ih nrrai;nt,.
Of lie dcoicriz!ng nrwcss. '~'"S'0''
,,Ald: smyth presented to 'he Commissioner Of
liealth 4 eetiflon 9f netghbots complaining
1aainst INC b-tent '"'EtnR house ~. 80 South
i'espln'Hef StTeet. ~ thf8 cstabiishncntt-a
long room, 1oxso.-a clean e., peg" 10 advertised
for nickel. an MANY as :sao, y fs said, ltayc
slept IL the room In one night. Bad men as well
ns Eooa cues afc sail 10 eo there t'ioubtltss
Withont INC knowledge o. ti'c proprietary, n1Hl
tise pconlc ilyiha IN sM vicinity think y. place
Ought ~ 0o suppressetl. Dr. De VOL Will
make an 'hscst'aatien.
The Secretary Of the cttlznns, Aesorfntfon
says lin, tho cause Of lie recent outbreak nf tic
Hf1jge,prt sttnks wns thnt a nWn,hrr of the
rctIcrInr cstsb'ishmrnth nrs arncn,]rnt IN ih,.
Hyde Park Wotcr-IVorks Tor watcr IN conIcnsc
tlirir raee. anil owin,r tn ti,n ,,Inopinp III tlu
crib with ice, were unable TO ert enough, An
immenso nun,bcr of 1,ops ara sln,f-htcrcI
uatly, nmt fhr ref,1tc i,as IT, 3m vnrfcd ~,
Immediately to prevent lie acc,1tnula,,ons il
one tlay last weak E;uCD wrrr kiiirti. iiv rom.
paTisoii with laat ypnr. howrvcr il nnneors tint
4 great deaf ilns hern honc In sunnrc.s Ink
nuisance ut least II mr. rcnt having hret, lone
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mornings paper charging Mr.. TRAINER With
having stolen quantity Of sewing .tnarhEnc
needles IRON J. l.. 4. BrMlcrscn, ot No. 10
Adams street, and further siat,nE tint COCO
The house Of Mr. Gramcr, l desire to say ilsat I
caused The arrest OF Mr.. flrnr,cr under a mie-
apprehension Of the facts. whiet, I sincerely ro-
gret. Tint none OF the property waA found At
Tic house ot Mr. Gramcrr, nor waa h!s house
honosahly discharged BY ,Iustlee Sum1ncr!cd.
an.t his character Tor honesty thoroughly vndt-
Gated. J. L. A. BRoDERsEN.
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Jatncs vese'y, AIareaset Euelanil, David Pon.
man, uud Bernard QuElcy were ad}udgcd H.
sane In the County Court Yesterday.
Tie Rns-machnc nj the Insane Asylum will
be In working order in few days. Its rcpair-
ng will cost $40 Instead OF SIS, Us was originally
thought.
TI,c South Side Collector turned So,s00 In
county orders over to tllt Treasurer YESTERDAY.
The Collectors Ut Darlington nu! palos have
turned Iii 5000 and LEGO respectively.
John Cotniskey was yesterday awarded tho
contract or filling The cc-folso as the Hospital,
Mt bis hid Of Se.eI per cord. Thrre weru no
Other bidders, and tho result was John bad an
easy victory.
III the tax'Appeal cases Of 1876, Wller0 tho
Judgment Of tiln lower court was conllrrlcd in
ihc Supreme Court, tic property will bc sold
Fob, II by tic County Collector. 1t will ba al.
vertsel Tomorrow.
agreed to invite proposals for paintlng and cal.
Ginning the nApitul+ THO paYilfona will frat he
painted, a1,u, II ihr cxpensc Is not too Rreat, the
work will bs extended throughout the building
II is estimated ttat It will require m outlay ct
about 81, GU.
Thu argument in the Callaghan case were
concluded about nom Yesterday, ul,l The case
was given to the Jury. At q O'Clock the jury hud
not agreed. md the attnrtlcys consented to the
1r!uging in Of sealed verdict this morning.
The prevailing opinion was thai tic Jury would
not he nt,tc to agree. but tue 4tate's Attorney
was counting on conviction.
e. L. Hunlson, OF Cincinnati, anil Elizabeth
Hunt, hailnx from Now FORK, wero married by
judge Lootnls yesterday afternoon. They wcru
colorctl individuals, we'll dressed ind meat mp
peariue, u,ni It Is thought vera fugit,scs fsusn
| the parental roof. Tile wolnun hui \ youthful
appearance, a1u! the County Clrrk hcsitascd to
| grant thrIn . lIcense. but this IVES gotten over
| by thclF swearing 10 tllc!r age.
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It will bo seen that, out OF tho thirty.threo
schaumbcsx arc t6e only ones against which
there arc no charges for back taxes. Tile
charges agalnst ploom, bremen. Elk Grove,
Sorthacld, Orand. llrh, and Whccng ars
ally pay, but ~ small a. they aIo they clearly
Indicate tint tho Assessors havo erred In asscss-
Ing Or tho Collectors have been derc1tct In doing
their work. Passing from tt1s smaller towuss
the showing Ia perfectly astounding In Calu-
met the back taSca are largely In excess ot tho
amount levied for 1878, md the samu IL tho case
With HYDE Park, Lemont, and Riverside. In
many OF the other towns tho back taxes nearly
equal tho levy for tho year, while the total back
extended for the ycas for aIl purposes in the
county. The tar.Gathurcr, as wall as the Tux
payer, will fnd in every line somo facts for re-
!lection, and soma Of tho comparisons cannot
but prove striking.
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ham, alaac, Pcriam, anil others, ,dvo,.,
Thorough ptuninE, cultivation, AMI man",iaart
Jonathan feriam, of Chicago, n,a,lc ,lcu,tue s.1n. .
tnArks upon tlle t1ruRress Of hor;tcrI..'e 'e y
Northern Illinois. '"u'ta'ei i
Tile Ircasurcr's report was aontcd .h,.,
expenditures Of $73.63 for prfnttDr. etc 'IioHaz
balance Of 915.D7 on lnmi, ~ -'e'' 'sa'inS
:, II tl.e afternoon the members yfstci, s.o..,,
Park near the city. oeo1tA
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'.lM0iANA'S MAYORS.

dpsefaf DtsoatcA TO TAs 7,4suu.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. 9}.-'The u..
tho principal cities Of the State hora 9'4
session all day, perfeettng Mayor ZoInos...a, s.a
Tor the government Of cities. Il DE, a.s..'a w
the present incorporation law for Ht,.. VII!
cral Assembly. ~ Tue dss
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DRUNKENNESS cuREp.--FACr vs., f0t,y
"NATIoNAL HoNs FOR D1sAnLIn ymrs,,.
soIptEns. DArroN, O., Jan. q. 187a.--pr. rr.'
ger, chleaoo' Altar fair trial Of three mos,..
tn two cases, sccming1y tncurabts am g.d to,,, ,
that the result has been oil that you could e,, ,
and all the most asnguino could hope fot, r.
specially. f. F. Brown. Governor, D, n.E. r.
ger's Office, Rooms 21-S:,. Palmer House. ~
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JF1bUNa
ANN AnHoh. Jan. a'-A special rue,t,o, :,
the Board Of Regents Of The uniyer,,,.4 q
called to-day for Feb. Q, when the ,lo,0, ~ w
nitteo on tho University IN the Icet,,., t .oa'
Viii meet here, and consult with them :, 'af .aa
needs Of tue untvessty anil the ncec,..,n ~ Ia
R5sess'qs s.soa " 1sck vii assen. psts.ns is .
Tuesday. ''''e1ed ha
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amount stolen WAS so, and there arr two Wit
nesscs who ASSERT that they saw McPhillips


orrrs,s n ner ~ ,,n o. noo '",t aanc" "
v,m,,r vr.tsr,,or tr,,,, ,,.ti,c En.nann ~ .Ins.
lion .a. i'ata -, ,t,o S'rimimni d,n,rt
IN bnn,'s ~ ssno fnr Tur ai.,nr nockrts in I'm
Norti i,,ri.,s,, s,"' 'o' e'1"''N p"~' ~ 1
W.. ',,'!s''''' -,
~. L. Fcl1ner, a merchant ot Strcator, ILL.,. was
6c1orc M Justice Mech yesterday upon complaint
false prctcflscs in writing ot,taintA from them
credit account for s. 4u wa'rth Of goods Justice
Mcsc @ c'd hin, to TX 'S Griin'na, Court n nonls nus
courtroom was arrested on capfas bY one Of
Sheriff 1fofsmann's Deputies.
Night before Inst tI,r drug store of A, l.. Wal
Irr. rorncr of Nnrti, nrenir nnl Scdrwick
atrect. was brokcn fmt, md miami $50 wortl, vi
t.,Irsrs .tnh.n' The thrft vyns rcnor,cd nj tlo
ttarrabee Street Station. nlni aergt. Bartram mud
Officers GaErity nnl Franzen arrested Dave
1losc unl Jumb Miller, young thieves. and
found some of the stelen cigars On them and
tho remainder At Roses house.
Bill llan,lhan, West Slider. wss arrcstcd At
an cariy hair Yesterday morninr by 0flIccrs
ShanIcy and ro.ov on.i ."fscn,,ns,,f! t,cntsisti
by EIwartt .Johnsor. a tieaf mntc. a. ons Of tic
men who held lin in Inst SATURDAY night. I'm
and iii oycrcnat md III. w An cSaminatton of
sI nri.oncr WA het,, hsfnre .tn.tIcs srm;ir n,ui
he wns hel,i far iii n. thr C,imins, Co"rt bati
beng flxcI at sl,Uo. ~ '' O
c. i. Tay1or va. The man ao w.s robbed on
lcav!tt street. NEAR Warren avenue. night be.
iqrc Iass a1!d not q. H. TaYior, nl.l he lives At
No. NY Fafk avenue, a',tl not ~, AZ reported
yessefJar. ue did not lose any money. having
totInu that In his Trrckcts after he had gotten
over thc excitement Of tho nomentous OCCASION.
Isw thieves, who were two young ,1eu, got only
plated witch md chain alltt pocketbook COLI
tainit,V a check for small amount Of money.
Payment on thc latter hus been stopped.
In fu.tfce 3f,rrt.,r.o rc,,-+ ro.,o-dov t,,n III.
lowing eases @ were ' hcatd: TlIomas % fttsinmons mn @
WA Ie,ei for trfni for c,tt,tmv Wi,iiam ,i"f|nn.
nl,l al Nh, IL anuth ifa!sfS.1 sfrent nirht h".
fnro T. in,, bc eharaes " sFenv as aga,nst ns
Thomss Wacter. William ReIfiT. n1v, Nelson
Hlntwc,l wcr,. rhonveI - Sisnrn1cr1r ani H."
n1i."ncs, "G,s it,, III each n~ alsrann a ,e ac
r,,ssd Of na.,nr H. Wiz vii, cimh nnvi Inn.
rr.ir Ius"ri,s1 M no. tyas r.,,n.I an., NJ
s,.so t"si IHn ,1,"i H. H. haa,s,, -. .rn,,o,s
~. f"rn,or esos,ou -" s,'t hr,etn, ,h.e - t,o.
r;he ri" cyamInotinn r" Wa "nn,.,,,on unt;i ,he
aTtb mat.
A., nfr,co, +, = an,,t rs. LILLIAN. ,.,o~ ,,,,
11sour".savan,,. .s,ss,t. =, orsi n,
II "5,.,s u1Ina.ds .,t,ht 1 ea.., H. sts
~ unr'ler "} dtn" 'u ;,,,r" f.",,, 'iss ~,
20, n,., ~. ;s.- f,,r ~" ,sSnt, ~, .a
NAI AtI AAH kONAlH 4VA1 siEH "HO" a1 eaT
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THE S1IRIEVALTY,

THE NkCouNTfhG or THE ballots
In tho kcrn-iloflmann contest was continued
yesterday morning, commencing With tho Hcc-
ond Ward nnd end!ng wish the Third Precinct
OF tic Fourth Ward. Tho following arc the
figures:
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novyaAsx x1ax: I p1xox. RYAN
::::::::: !. !. ! !: / !. II !. !, E! !: !
J.. !...s.........| EII Ell 43Al !Io 81 9t| u II
!!.sss.s.4..-] 9.Al Etil i!tl lAi l5t lbI IL IA
!i......,s.H EW| latI .H IN - 41| oi
W. 4nAH srtl 2.t 1Hl III III 332&
Y,..s+t.s .ts,t IfHI 42AI 1f1l oil 3lI lQl
Total ....lI. .O47li k&3 bD@l pilE l57I 187l 7a,71
THahn RAAI. w. -
!. ......"..t l7n isti !H! !alI HaI a3I g. q
!t..ss ..tssss.| Ell AN I7ul llSl MI hlI HhlO
Attl 3t!I Hht 471 al =
lf.,.. +ss H151 SIaI 4tlt Ia@j bdl bI u 4
Total .... ,,lo7!l. A.! ~! 5as| 2a,l a9ol asat
/. ............} 34s] 3l5l 1Eg aui 10 I'll 1tf1s
iii..........I aAi as9l sis aisl sal ii III

It will be seen tlIut IN the 4ecoud Ward IIoil-
trc,i, Wills IN tue Third Ward lIoilmunn Ealns
llttecn aud Kern loses Gftecn. Ia the Fourth
Ward, as far as the count l,as gone. uoflnlann
tose4 nino ultl Kern gains eleven votes Sum.
mnE up the cunt, kIotImann has lost twcutY
votes ui,ll Kern hai gained four.
, 1879-01-24

CHICAGO, Jan. za-Tu al Il, seaous it H.av cav
earn: In view Of the publicity which ha4 beer
gtyeM ~ thv case Of Mr.. William GrameE, Ut No
e3 South llatste1 street, aud Ill article III It'll
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A trouble has ar'scn ln tIe rnnks OF the
female Communists" !" otherwise knowu a. tho
Wunau's Labor Unton,-an organization which
hollis oecaslonal meetings In hall = tbs south.
which tnlulRea In loud am! long trutcs tattuns
against tllu wrongs and ln~ntToldcu cti,tli-
tiau Of thu female wn1e.worksss, a,ul which
settles TIC turbulent aitsits u TIE nation 81
Rer.ns to BE- of complex nature, after this
manner: Elzns +. stcyens weut hsfuro
dnattce Wilson u,Nl swurs Out q warrant fur tho
arrest of plnrbo Cooley. Nov, thu last-na1l,ed
lag - Ut ths Soeiety. 1lat IL to say, she car
RED ll,c boo4lc," IN m Old stocking, perhaps.
In more tnselltgiole icrms, she wAs tue Treas.
nser OF the concern. In lle COURSE OF eyepls It
happened, according to tbs plan of rotation in
oics whlch plan, by tllu way, secms to be 1u
favor asnohH Communists, nale anil 1snlalc),
lllat Phtrbc Cooley ceased to De The Treasurer.
Her Successor was duly elected and Installed.
When .he new Treasurer sought u obtain pos
scsslon Of the t'snlaIgsnattI" financial ps'sses-
s!ons OF The aocletJ ('amalgan,ated" Is used
because OF its thoroughly Communicate eoul-
over thu tl1 which her report stated was Ut the
credit ol the organization. All this IL, ttstould
By remembered, what Elzina co1nplsine1 IT..
1hs y, warrant Sas lssae W. ysstMStuay rh~
xaye = bond of slU for cuutlnuanco tslt Jau:
- Theu she turned aboat lu her might alsl
;Horo 1tr., 2at Ta1.1ns Ea[,ha 9'lsE;tng tlat
EIzins +. Htcyens wego guilty OF
thu crime Of falsu Imprisonment. Her cotn.
| plaIut, whether urM of written II matters not.
was t1 ths elect that the three women aforesaid
had demanded tlat shu pay oycr the $l33, aud
bcransc she sofused to TO ~ locked llur up ia
the hall where tic eoGlrky IA won't to iptet,
aud kept her lhesa sgaiust her will. Three
warrants Neru u,creupon Issued. aud the three
Jallcrrsse4 brought iu. Thcy raeh gave bo1u|
q *l00, aud secured eontiuuaucss I'LL Jan. 80
| Thus tho matter stands.
kxpNKKATl0k.
CHICAGO, Jan. za-Tu al u schous it H.av eo..
| earn! In view Of the publicity which ha4 beer
xtyeu IL the cuse Of Mr. William truuer IF No
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-26
The WAY VANDERBILT SUCCEEDED.

When Commodore Vanderbilt was
running steamboats,, he beat all rivals
by crowding on steam to the utmost,
and even running down his enemy il
necessary, to accomplish triumph.
When he went into railroading, he
adopted much shrewder and more
successful way, by uniting vast lines
and their tributaries under his own
management, thus capturing all rivals,
by sharing with them the immense pool
of profits that were made by his skillful
manipulation Messrs. Lawrence 81 Co.,
Bankers, N. Y, accomplish much
greater success in stock operations by
their new Combination Method Of deal
ing. BY this system the orders of thou
sands of customers are pooled into one
vast sum and co-operoted under the
most experienced management, thus
giving to each stakeholder all the bene-
fits of large capital and best skill. Pro-
fits divided monthly, Any amount from
S5 to S25, 900 can be used with great
success. S15 will make S75 profit. $50
would return 1920 or 9 per cent. on the
stock during the month, according to
the market. The new circular (mailed
free)has 'two unerring rules for sue
cess'' and full explanations, so that
any one can operate profitably. Stocks
and bonds wanted. Government bonds
supplied. Apply to Lawrence u Co,
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, n. Y.
City.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-26
Major Reno,s Case.


The Black Hills Times thinks that
Major Reno has been much sinned
against, and speaks its mind as follows:
The Reno court martial will convene
at Fort Meade next Monday, when an
other effort will be made to weed out
of the army good and brave officer,
whose only sin is the very common one,
in the army, of conviviality. Petty
jealousy in the army is working vast
deal greater injury to the service than
all the free whisky that could be stored
within every camp and garrison in the
land. If the army regulations were SO
amended as to make it an offence, pun
ishable by dismissal from the service,
for an officer to manifest the least spirit
of jealousy toward a comrade, the evil
which is now running the efficiency of
the service could be reached. 1t is a
bad preceden, to punish an officer for a
little immcderate conviviality. 1t is
bad, on the principle that men living in
glass houses should not throw stones.
One of the charges against Major Reno,
we believe, is for being in his cups in
the presence of enlisted men. This is
awful. How the moral sensibilities of
these enlisted men must have been
wrung-because each of them didn't
encompass the quantity of bulge under
the majors vest.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-26
JAY GOULD.
Railroad Interests Centsring at St
Louis.

Railroad Interests Centsring at st.
Louis.
st. Louis. Nov. 25.-The Post Dis
patch publishes u full account of the
proceedings at Il meeting between Gould
and eminent citizens to-day. Ex-Gov-
ernor Stannard made statement to
Gould of the resources, growth and
prospects of the city as railroad Gen.
ter and distributing point, Gould re-
piled that AS long as he controlled roads
here he would work for the interests of
st. Louis. He thought they had neg
lected their great river; it should be
more utilized In the shipping trade. He
did not believe they were in condition
to handle all the grain that his roads
expected to bring here. He believed
Kansas next year would produce fifty
million bushels of wheat and two hun
dred millions Of corn, all Of which our
roads could bring here, as well as a
great deal from Nebraska. He thought
they should begin to provide means for
its transportation. The committee
were much pleased with his remarks
about the river, and are already matur-
ing plans which were thought of some
time ago, for carrying out his sugges-
tions, building towboats, grain barges,
etc., ( line between here and New
Orleans. Gould goes to Kansas City
tomorrow, thence to Omaha and Og.
den
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-26
WAR PAINT.
THE Ute cAmpAIGN ARRANGED.
Ouray says the Hostiles Are Arm
ing-Four Columns or Reds
The Commissioners
Well Fortified.

Denver, COL, Nov. 25.-Dispatches
from Los Pinos state that up to Mon
day the hostile Indians had not re-
turned to that point, though 1t was re-
ported they were preparing to come in.
Ouray said the hostiles were arming.
evidently fearing trouble. The de-
spatches do not indicate that the COM
mission expect to accomplish much
more, and it is reported that the cam
paign Of the Indians has already been
arranged-one column to march from
Milk river, one from Utah, and two
from the south. The commission is
still barricaded, and prepared to resist
any attack.