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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-07
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING.


10 tie People Of Wyoming;
BY virtue of the authority conferred
by the act of congress, entitled, IAN
act toproyide for the apportionment of
the Territory of Wyoming for legisla-
tive purposes" approved Jan. 20, 1874,
and by the act of the legislative assem-
bly, of this territory. entitled, San act
to increase the number of members of
the Territorial Council and House of
Representatives of the Territory of
Wyoming" approved December 2, 1873.
|, John w. Hoyt, Governor of said Ter
ritory, do hereby declare the following
apportionment for members of the Coun-
Gil and House of Representatives of the
Legislature, to be chosen at the general
election to he held on the first Tuesday
of September next: :
The county of Albany will elect three
members of the Council.
) The county of Carbon will elect two
members of the Council.
The county of Laramie will elect
four members of the Council.
h. The county of Sweetwater will elect
two members of the Council.
The county of Uinta will elect two
members of the Council.
The county of Albany will elect six
members of the House of Representa-
tives.
The county of Carbon will elect four
members of the House of Representa-
tives. Is
The county of Laramie will elect
nine members of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
The county Of Sweetwater will elect
four members of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
The county of Unita will elect four
members of the House of Representa-
tives.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the Territory, at the City of
Cheyenne, this the 18th day OF July, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-nine, and of the
Independence of the United States the
one hundred and fourth.
[sEALl JOHN w. HoYT.
By the Governor:
A. WORTH SPATEs,
Secretary Wyo. Territory.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-07
AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP.
An Arbitrary Ruling of the German Gov.
eminent Reversed

An Arbitrary Ruling of the German Gov
eminent Reversed.
Washington, Aug. 6.-This govern
ment having called the attention of the
German government to the ap poyahces
and threats Of loss of property that Carl
Gerhard Boissieiier,sa natdralfzed citi-
zen, was subjected to because his two
sons born here and living m st. Louis
would not report for enrolment in the
German army, the authorities of Ger
many have given a decision in favor of
Boisslelier. When Boissieler ST., re-
turned to Germany he took his two
sons there with him but they came back
to this country before becoming of age,
the father remaining in his native land.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-07
HORSE rHiEvEs IN TEXAS.
Desperate Figh. Rescue and Re,.lia,i

Desperate Fight Rescue and Retaliation
Graham, Aug. 6.-The sheriff OF
Palo Pinto county and posse had fight
with Jones' gang of horse thieves. Lar
kin Jones killed, John Jones. Enoch and
old Jones wounded. Two other thieves
were captured. Jack Morris was left
to guard the wounded Jones and assist
ed the latter to escape. Morris was ar
rested Twenty-Five masked men over
powered four guards of the Palo Pinto
jail and obtained the keys under threats
ofiburning the jail and shot Morris
dead in his cell. 49,.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-07
LIGHTNING LINES
Of Of VERY SMALL cAL1BRE.
Horse Thieves Come to Grief-YeIlow
v-EeTer Serious Accident
Sporting-Political,
Etc, Etc.
YELLOW FEVER NOTES.
All Quier in Memphis.

Memphis. Aug. 6.-Eleven new cases
were reported to the board of health
disappearing five white and six col
oredf Tie city remains remarkably
quiet; Ebllt one arrest has been made
during the past "a hours.
Rev. Father Foley, Edward, Moon
and the wife Of Chief of Police Athy
continue to improve.
The weather is clear and warm.
Memphis, Aug. Seventeen new
Eases in all--ten whites and seventeen
colored+were officially reported to the
board of health for the "a hours ending
at 6 p. In. In addition to these five
other eases of colored people, sick with
fever, were brought to the board of
health office after the regular report
had been made out. They will be in
cluded in o-morrow's list.
Two deaths have occurred since
noon-Lizzie Halter and Rev. Father
John Foley. This is the second Cath
olic priest that has fallen victim to
the seourge this year. The deceased
was assistant priest at st. Patrick's
church, corner of De Sofa and Linden
streets, and was only "a years of age.
His condition changed suddenly at
noon, and ha died at a few minutes
after 4 O'Clock. His remains were in
tered late this afternoon in Calvary
cemetery.
From the locality where the new
cases were reported to-day the fever
seems to be gradually approaching the
heart of the city.
Ed. Moon is in a critical condition.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-07
A Ten Mile Swimming Match

New York. Aug. G,-Capt. Webb,
the famous English swimmer, now
here, says he is ready to swim match
with any American distance of not
less than ten miles, in water without
current, and for not less than $500 a
side.A He says that with nothing on he
will swim Boynton in life-saving
dress twenty miles in water without
current, for the came amount. a.a &
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-07
Tilden's Nomination .

New York, Aug. 6.-The Herald OF
to-day says: 'We have been waiting
some days to see what response would
be made by the democratic press of the
state to the SUBS suggestion that Mr..
Tilden should become, his own candi-
date for governor, and regret to find it
rsseived- with nnanimous silence. The
Tiiden papers seem to have been moved
by 1t only to more vehement demand
Tor Robinson, but are as silent about
Tilden's candidacy as his opponents. %
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-07
Murderous Indians.

San Francisco, Auga GA Tucson
dispatch gives further advices concern
ing the recent murder of the Shelton
back brothers in the Santa Rita noun
tains. The murderers were renegade
Apaches, half a dozen in number. They
fired ON the party from ambush, the
brothers falling at the first fire. Mr..
Merchasit's horse bolted with him and
saved his life. Troops from Camp
Huachuca are on the trail.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-07

friend of her husband, was her near
neighbor and was made by her, custo-
dian of the will and private papers.
The much talked of land owned by
Dorsey in Arkansas and Texas have
not, for long time past, been deemed
worthy of paying taxes on. The above
facts were received from Mr.. Payne.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-07
Meeting of the Board Of County
Commissioners

| meeting OF the board OF Sounty
! Commissioners.
The board met yesterday, and after
allowing some bills and abatement of
assessments in a good many cases, they
decided that the following should be
the voting precincts, and selected the
judges as follows: Us N
Cheyenne Precinct No. 1-Recrea-
tion hall. Judges: J. d. Corey, A. I'm
derwood and Henry Harrington.
Cheyenne Precinct No. p -,
w. D. Pease, J. &. Abney and George
G. Masten..
Chugwater-Kelly & Co 's ranch. F.
b. Kelly, f. s. Hambleton, W. II.
Hackney.
Egbert-U. p. section house. T. A.
Rockwell, James Golf, VIM. Dolan.
Fort Montague & Waters
ranch. J. J. Hauphoff, p. w. Carroll
and }. s. Collins. iil
Bard's ranch precinct -Bard's ranch
o. T. Goodwin, 1. N Bard and Samuel
Greene.
Granite Canon--U. p. station house.
M. A. Arnold, Alex Gilchrist and T..
II. Stone.
Rawhide Buttes-C. ii. Atkins
ranch. C. II. Atkins. James Madison
and Lloyd Mayer.
| Hat Bowman's ranch. J.H.
Bowman, Robert Searight, VIM Hecht.
| Lower Horse Creek-A. J. Perry's
house, Z. NJ. LAGRANGE, A. J. Perry,
J. A. Kassler.
| LaramieRiver-Ba -Bacon'sranch-Wm
Bacon, w. w. Sawyer, j. r. Gordon.
Pine Bluff--A. Tracy's house-A.
Tracy, VIM. Rowlands, J. r. Payton.
Pole Creek ek-Schwartze's ranch. f.
w. ,Schwartze, John Mclaughlin, Geo.
Briggs
Upper Horse Creek-Dayis' old
ranch. II. Chase, S. L. Meyer, Donald
Clark.
Cheyenne Pass-D, Lannon's ranch.
ID. Lannon, Robert TAFT, J. NJ. Whit
ney.
Adjourned till Wednesday.
| -
Moacy and Stock Mdrke,s.
New York, August -Silver-bars,
l114 greenbacks.
Silver Coin-3091 discount.
Money--Active at 2(d6.,
| Governments-Fir
Stocks Closed strong d.
Western Union, 90s; Quicksilver, IA;
Pacific, Isl, Mariposa, 81, Wells Fargo;
81; New York Central, 119t; Erie, 2si;
Panama, 157; Union Pacific, 70, u. p.
bonds, 1893 Central Pacific bonds, 1904,
Sutro Tunnel, Al; Leadville, %; Carl
bou, 81. WI
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-07

London. Aug. 6.-The masters asso-
ciation Of north and northeast Lanca-
Shire are discussing the necessity for a
further reduction of 10 per cent in
wages of cotton operatives. The funds
of the operatives union are exhausted.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-07
Wrestling Match.

New York, Aug! 6!-The collar and
elbow wrestling match for $4,000, be-
tween James E. Owens of Vermont,
and John McMahon of this city, was
won easily by the latter. V9.' s4li
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historical Dept; Cheyenne, Ryo
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-07
Raldy Smith Re,ires.

New York, Aug. 6.-James E. Nor
rison, Mayor Cooper's private secretary,
has been appointed police commissioner
in place of Gen. Smith, who is said to
be in Vermont, and that removal pa
pers cannot be served on him until he
returns here. The present question is,
can the mayor appoint commissioner
in place of Gen. Smith before the pa
pers are served alsELaI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-30
Die ssab1 oes grtnsen ssattsme era.

Die Bolit. Corr" brin9t na1trdgltd) etlleu
ausfiibrli6en 8erid)t iiber Die @abl bes Yrin5en
gattenberg, benz mir Tolsenbes entnebmen:
r,3un1 eriten 9ice YrdIiDenten pllrbe Der
Sild)of BON 8uiti9uf, @regor, uno gum Spei=
ten 8ice YrGiioeliten aaranleip baitimrlt
Ser erite Sice= BrGiioent erflGrte Der @ablper=
iammlnng, baB man, ba ruifid)e GanDiOatsn
ausgei9lOiien ieieil, nltr 5miidsn bret Ganbi=
baten 81 pdblen babe, hieie leten Brin5 GeuB,
Yrins 9Saloemar bon Sdntmarf 1illD TrinS
8attenberg. gtadbem oer Siidof BON Tuit<
lbuf nod beu1ertt bate, baB man I'M 2anoe
ipeDer iIber ben enen nod ben aribern bieler
oret @anoibaten ettua8 9enaneres fpiIie, be-
ipratb er Der &eibe nad Die ben betrefenoen
Ganoibatcn alsseidnenben @igeni9aften uno
perinanotldaftliden Sesiebuugen, nobel er
it6 audi llnridtigteiten, iuie bai Der aufsGb=
lung Der llmitdrbe, ipeld)e fir rnS gegen Die
gSabl oe5 Brin5elt 9feuB lpreden, 5u S1nlbelt
fOnnen lieB. yta6bem b1eltr Sild]of Die Eer=
porragenben @igeul1aiten oeS Brin3en 9teuB
angefiibrt batte, GnBerte er, DAP aber Ser llulz
ftano qeaen bic gSabl oes bcjaaten Yrtnsell
ipre6e, oaB eS untuabrid)eiulih lei, baB bisier
alte 6srr (er lit 1920 geboreD nnb itreng Or
tbobore Broteitant Iid) ba5u perlteben f0nnte,
leiue crtpahlenen &inoer Ter bat MIR einen
Sobn unb Der 1T 1878 geborer) in Der orten=
taliid =ortboboran Sleli9ion tallfeu 5ll laiien,
,uie es OaS Staatsgrlnbgeiet poriareibt. sln
cine @abt pes Yri1Sen Saenb mar nad benl
@elasteu nid]t nlebr I'll Oenten unb Die Scr
iamllllung rief ungebulSig: vgSeiter !" Der
genannte Yii6of iprad) nun iiber YrinS @alz
oenlar BON 9anemarf nnb lagte, oab bieicr,
10 piel man geb0rt, seifig bebeuteno angelegte
bdniide String Elm 8rliber Der @roBfiiritin=
Ebro1lfoiaerln uub tiiuiti9en &aiierin bon
NmBlanb mub Druber bes &6nigs @eorgios
BON GriedenlanS isi, bllrd iueld' leeteren
| llmffano es lei1t nl1glid) tpdre, cine 9rl=
ndberuns, be5p. 8eri0hnuns nit ben @rieder
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-30
Sestnn aes 0ro5efies sesem s. 9.
sSilc ipesett @ruorontt8 Noffs
fitf0Pr,S

Wfartins bur q, @.z&a., 30. Wtai. -
SIM areisgeri6te inter Sorfit bes Ri9ters S.
9. 6oge tullroe beute Der Sal be8 Staass ge=
gen $. 9. Sile, an9effagt, i'm lebten Hopein<
ber $. ytofiiinger ernlOroet 51 baben, begon=
uen. Oer lngeflagte zrfldrte iid) ,,nid)t i6ul=
Big" 9llSoann murben Die @eIGnorenen aus
geipablt. Die gdtb. 3. 9. Qucas uno gS.
.. $. Slid, iopie $. Saulfner, erid)ienen oils
2lnmdlte fir ben @efansenen, unb 8. S6afier
uno S. g8. g8isuer fir ben Staat. Ttle ilt
ein itarfgebauter Wanu uub ein ipoblbabeuoer
Sauer bon 8erfelep=GOnntp. Der Staatsan=
lualt bielt cine ldngere @niprad)e, morin er per=
iuhte barSutbnn, baB sStle ben Dtorb nit Sor=
bebadt begangen babe. Sbm fol9te Charles
Sames 6aulfner, ,lun., ber Sertbeibigcr bes 9ln-
getla9ten. Gr bebauptete, baB Die 3eugen=
9luSiageu Sllr @eniige 8eipeile lieisrn mirOen,
baB 6lle mn in Selbipertbeibi9ung gebanbelt
babe. gS. gtoffiin9er, ein Sobn Oe8 Seritor,
bencr, mar Der erite 3eu9e. @r CAB an, baB
er nid)t su Saule mar am Gage Der Shat uno
alS er 4benbs llbr na6 Mtartiusburg &C.
fommen, babe er leinen Sater toot geiuilben.
$. Mc0otueQ beseugte, baB Der 2lngetlagte
linn Die Oiittbeilung gema6t babe, eS beitebe
eln 3ipiit 6pii4eu Inn nnb Noffitnger; 2este=
rer babe ibn angei9ulbigt, ieine Yferbe per=
giftet su baber1. 6ile batte eiuen Reuoluer in
Der Soanb, alS er bic Dtittbelun9 rnadte. 0as
areu;uerb6r bradte feline iueiterem 6attas 81
Gage.
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gSa ing il, 30. Wtal.-Snt @ enat te
tpuroe Die goitamtsoeriuilgungS Sill be8
Sauies nit 9(menbenlentS einbertffet.
Saulsburp berid)tete gegen Die Sill, eiile
neue ReprGientatious Sertbeilung inter Dem
neunten Gerius porSunebnlen; bieielbe iulrbe
Slriidgelegt.
Mtc0onalo's SeibluB in Setrefi Der Yeti=
tion BON Nhobe SslauO ipurDe angenonlnlen.
@ine ldugere Debate in Setreff BON Se=
triigereien BEL ben letten gSablen entitanb, oil
mel6er fd bic SS. Slaine, Mc0onalo,
Saulsburp II. q. betbeiligten. S6lieBli6
fiel au9 Sill BON Georgia in bas GOnsert Gin.
Der Seriitenbe ernannte Johann Elm Spe=
Sial @ontite, iuel6enl Die Sill 5ugemielen
lpitrSe, Die ben Sabinetsmitgliebern Site auf
benz yf5lur" einrdunlt.
Der Senat nabm Johann Die 8ill auf, Die
8ablgeiete 81 ipiberruien unb Die WliliS unb
Slotte oes 2allbes Sur lluterbriidun9 ponRubez
itDrlln9sn bel gSableu gu oertuenben. gtad
ldngerer Seipre9ung perta9te iif Der Senat
bis gum Montaa.
Sm Observation-Disclosures
beantra9te Sobnton BON Sirg., oaB itd ber
@ongreb bis gum Wiontag pertage unb be-
griinoete bteien 9(ntrag burd] einen t5tniueis
auf Die Seier Der @rdberi9miifung.
Der SeidluB iiber Die Sertagun9 murSe
;ltriidgelegt.
Die Sefo Soti9aft beS Braiioenten purbe
Johann berlelen unO ltfin8 beantragte, Die Sia
iiber bas Seto bintpegsupaiiiren, es itinmten
112 baiiir, 81 bagegen Qetne ! Wtebrbeit.) }
Oas Saus bertaote iih bis gum Wfontag.
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&}altimore W1b. 6reitag, Den 30 Mat 1879.

berbei3ufiibren. y@as MIN ben britten @anz
biOaten anbelanst," 10 fubr Der biid6fli1e
9feoner fort, rio lam id Sbuen, meiue Serren,
BLOB iagen, oaB er Elm Sertpasoter Der aaiierin
BON 9ublanb nuO Elm nod iunger Mann lit,
tpeld)er lei6t fir nnlere ortbooore 6eli9iOu gez
iuonnen merbell fam unb BON Dem mir boffen
fDnnen, aus Inn uno ieinen einitigsn gfad)<
fomnen quite Sulgaren 5u inafelt."
8aum tparen bieie 9Sorte geiproden, 10 riefen
aud idon mebrere Stimnten: ySattenberg lit
unier Siirit !" SIM td6iten glugenblife erz
iboaen l6on piel ntebr iolber &ufe, ulo cine
Dtinlte ipdter brad Die ganSe Seriammlnng
in ben 8uf aus: y@ir moGen gattenberg gum
Siiriten baben!" gtah aufgebobener Sibung
perfiigter ii9 Die 5luei Sice Brditoenteu gum
Siiriten Sonbufop, unt ibnt oas @rgebniB su
beri6ten, fueld)er augenblidli6 Die telegra=
pbiide a(n5eise bierpon un ben auiier 9llerait-
Der unb an Den grluablten, 6iiriten Satter,
berq, abloubte. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-30
3mttt eriten Maale tut 6pltmoer.

gS hing n, %. Wfat. = Die lefS
@6eDenue- Snbianer, iuelde bier tparen, I'm Die
@rlaubniB fir ibren Stamm SIT ertpirten, nad)
Der alten 6einatb in Safota suriidfebren gu
biirfen (oie linen aber ni4t 9ctpdbrt murbe),
traten beute ibre 6einlreiie pia yestp=Yor alt.
Sor ibrer Ibreiie ntadten iie benz Winilter be8
Sllnern ibre Iufipartltug unb eri9ienen bel
oieier @elegenbeit gum erlten Male in nlooerner
Sleioung, ipie' iie Der cipiliitrte sSeiBe trdgt,
nit Der einsigeu au8nabme Der 6uBbefleibung.
Statt Sdnben ooer Stiefeln tru9en fie ibre
bequenteu Mocaifins. Sie i6ienen uollfonl=
men init Der @nti9eibun9 beS Otiniitcr8 51=
trteben 81 iein nno nabnen irennblifen abs
i1teo.
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Sic &olo,ttfation Der trl1notid,ett
9aff1nIifer it,t gseffett.

q en- OOrf, %. Mai. = Die n8OloniIaz
tlonsz@eiellidaft irldnOii9er Satbolifen" bat
cine Srol6itre perGfientlibt, uorin Der modus
operandi ertldrt miro. Srdge uno gdn5lid)
oerarmte Slaiien meroen nid]t eriudt, iid1 an
benz llnternebmen 81 betbeili9en. s(ber ar
beitiams 2eltte, Die iid i6on Elm flein,s aapi=
tai eripart baben, bier inn Often aber nift be-
ionbere 6ortifrttte MADDEN f6nnsn gegen Die
itarfe @oucurrens. Solfe su einenl contfor=
tablen t6eiin I'M gSelten su perbelfen, lit ber
3tp1G Der @eieai9aft. Die @eiellldaft 1T in
Sllitois incorporlrt uno beiibt Elm &apital bon
100000, meldes ans 9(ftieu bon je 800 be-
itcbt. Die Seanltsn iino Snd0ie uno 2aiell
Der fatholiifeu Gird1e.
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Ser gro Sc @isbers unterbalb oes anle=
rifaniid)en TaQss oes gfiagara ipurbe, fpie Der
Buffalo Semofrat" i6reibt. BON benz mar
men gSetter in ben letten Sagen mn tpenig
beriibrt nnb 1T nod INNER ungefdbr 70 Snb
bod. Oenielben an erflintmen, tit nod tillnler
Elm urternsbmen; apsi jlluse Mdo4en tbater
Dies por etni9sn Sagsn; iie trauten aber ibrel
Sdnben nid3t, ,pesbalb iie bisielben unO aud
bic Striinlpfe ans5ogen unb ben Berg barfuf
beitiegen. - Sb fie iid eilten S9nnpfen &C.
bolt, lpirb nid)t beri9tet.
Tbenre Biirser inb in Sea iaduietts
bic ieQanbmirtbe s ,uelfe auf Der Nferball.
fAule ienes Gtaates ausgebilbet rpornen iinb
Sie fOifeu ndmlih $ls, 900 pro 3opf.
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Ste Convention, oer frteoli1et
cSuoio1ler.

ct. Is, 30. Wtat. - 9luS UtuIfcogte
int Snbianer Serritoriltm miro beri6tct
rSduptlinge unO 8ertreter Der GberofeeS=,
Greefsz, SboctauS=, @6idaiam8=, SenlinolaSz,
iolpie Sacz unb Sor=Snoianer baben eine @olls
pentton in Gufaula abgebalter, ipelf)e brei
Gage bauerte. SSOlgenber Sarift tpurbe eiil-
Thinning anaenonmen: rnGs lit algenlen be-
fannt, roesbalb Die 8egerung Der Ser. Staaz
ten inn Sabre 1880 geisbli6 einen 3beif Ses
2anoeS ais nSnbtaner 5erritoriunr" beSeid
uete uno bon allberen 2Inoereien abIonberte.
Sem @eItte 5ufolge ltnb I'M @inflange nit
perl6teoenen 6ricbenSOertrGge1l msld)e Die Sc
gierung Der ser. Stuaten nit Sllotanerftdnlz
men abgeid)loHen bat, lo1te biele8 Serritori-
nm altSld)lteBlt1 dlS perlnauente Oel1l itGttt
fitr Snotansr bienen. bic 0tegierung iowobl,
al8. Die Snoianeritdmne, baben OitS llebcreiu@
fon'men itetS beilig gebalten. SIS 1T beute ein
=, Snotanerlanb,
Sn Der letten 53ett MN itn6 perf6ieSere Ter=
llld)e geulad)t, Den @ongreb 5u beetufluBer, bas
beltebenoe Gtles 81 Gunltel1 bon peiBen Gillz
orln9iln9en ab5ndnOern. 6erner iinO i6Gno=
ltd]e STlud)c genad)t, uniere frieblid)eu So
pobner De6 SerritoriumS ourd) aller9ano @bi-
fane 5ll gtIebinlbrlgen 6anblungen ullb gum
guirubre su rei5ell, banit ideinbar ein@rlno
gum Gtnld)retten Der 9tegierllng porhanben lei
Sn gnbetrad)t bieIer Sbatlad]en tuoQen mir i'm
gtanen nnlerer gan3en SepDlferung, bic iiber
$4,000 Seclen Sdblt, ben Brdiibenten Der Ser.
Staaten fir ietne 5eitlide uno tueiie Sohd)aft
pom 25. 9lpril 1879, ioluie Den Wiuiiter oes
Srtneru rnb benl SrtegSminiiter fir ibre praf=
tilden 20faBrgeln, Oem Suoianer ieille 0ied)te
81 iidern 1tn0 b08 @eiet altfredt III erbaltell,
ltnleren Sanf abltatten." a"
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Ser @eIot,tarft.

gfen=O orf, 90. Wfai. = Sol9en6eS finb
bic S6luBnotiruIl9en: g5elo 2-5; Sterlinss
8edlil 4.874-S7@. gunbes Obli9ationeil,
18S1m 1911, nelle Siinfer 1893, 10.4Oer -,
0if. Sol. s.65er s7a. sftien: gslp gorfer
Central 1194, @rie 27s, eafe Sbore 754, Slli-
noiler Central 81, PittSburg 96@, Chicago
Nortbmeifern 624, 90. Yrioritaten 95, 8od,
Sslano 139, 8efern Union Sci. 1144.
llntsrl1abantss sBilans: Sob $123,677,.
838; goilraut $42, ,21O,394,
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ST.. glabmaB's glcsulirenoe gillem.

sOatommen seidmadlOs, elegant NIT iiiBern e,ummt
iberjo9en, renigen uo Teguliren oa5 Spiteln, pben
aus uro drteH. Fir bie oetInng pon alien ltnorSz
nun9en oe5 Qingens, Der eeber, oer @n1eueioe ytez
ren Blaie, gcroenIetoen, aopfiUeh, 8eropiuna, lns
peroaulidDtet 9qspepfe, @auentraufbeiten, Rte6er.
G3cbdrnecn5itaounJ, Sei6Dlre uno ole StoTtlnoerf
Der im.etIld]en Sr8ane fno Tiabpap's giQen SaS
5eilnttte, oeen poiitipe l9rtung mir oaranttrcn
sic iino ausldlieBlth aus hanSenitnfen 6ereite uno
entbalten ten uedber, feline mineraltiden ODER Ionf
i4Goii9en Stoife.
30 Nton merte iid) ioIsenbc Spntptome, Die aus
Storun9en Der 8er6auun9ssSrs berporgcben
Seritopiun8 Der &iu9elDeibe, @5ei1mnre, Blutonz
6ron9 nab oem Seopie giagendure, Jeisun9 gum @rs
6reden, SoobrenHen, g8oerpiaen gegen ale yiabruna
Sbipere I'M Oiagen ialres glutitoBeH, Driifef ooer
alopIen in Der 3er5grube, Setauoun9 I'M aopie, be-
Itbteuniles Hno eriJlper.es Atbemboen perSlopien
e5elbl oer @rfra, uenn inIie9enoer Gtelins, ,lefa
fen ooer StreifeH Dor 0en Au9en, Sieber tiinpteg
Sopfipe6 DldnaeI S6peib, @el6be pon 6nit ll,lb
augen, SdmerSen IN Der Sette, Srult un0 &jIieoern.
fiieBeoe Stge uno Brtteln, uno SrenRen in Den Dsa
fsln u. (. 70.
2gcni9e DOZEN BON RobWap's 8iaen perben bae
Sptem pon alP ben o6en9enanuten Hebeln beireien.
Brets: % Gents bic Sbabtel 3R baben In ben
Ipothefen.
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gnt3ilnbnmg Der Slaic nub Der
Iicrcm,
in 9roniiden 8duen bon tpeiBem 6lub uuo
Nintterleioen.

Sci GeIhmulIteu, Snotcn, 8erbdrtunqen lnS lopbis
Ittii6en GeIhnitren, lBaeriuft; bel aloefneiner
sSunobet Der Sebte, G'ei4Diiren un6 3u6erculo Der
Gun9e bel Gitt, unoeroaulifeit, RbeltmotsmuS
anobenerueAung, bel NtertlrabIagerungen- in alien
oieien ibredlihen arantbetsiormen, no ieoe Stunoe
oer Grtiten5 cine Dlarter it, no Der menihbe 9orper
etne potdnoge Jtlne geUor0en, erre9t oieies arose
eeioenoen. Sn iolden Bdaen, no ale fSreu0eil bes
eebenS Dem eetoenben a69ei9nitten frifeinen siebt
es ourt feline muuoeroone, iaft hbernotkrlife 0el=
trat ben Ser5iueiienocu benz Se6eu uno elmer neuen
@rtifenb tpieoer
Sci 6en getp6bnIiten Soutfranfbeiten, nit Senen
eoer ne9r ooer tuent9er 9eplagt it, pir6 oieIeS Utte
ourh nenl9c 0oIen IN oen melIten uno ourh ipeHiae
6Iainen in ben 9GrnddI9iten i5d1en cine ooafomme1e
oelung belUirfeH
99ronijt eei0enoe oaten Elm attben nit Su5lf SsIoz
lben taulen. YretS $40 pro 8ugeno, ooer pro
9al6es 0ueeno, ooer St,0U pro ,SIalte. Bei allen
QpOtlefern hQhen.
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Der yR.=g. Serulo" lieB fitb geitern bon
gSaibington berid)ten, baB Sefretar S6urS Die
@inlaouns bes Saltimorer Gaiienuereins allz
senonlmen babe, bas Oeuti9e @aiienieit 81 be-
lu6en uno Die 5eitrebe 5u balteu. Ser ySe=
ralo" beriftet es bann ais ettpas a(uBerorbent~
lides, oaB brei oelnofratii6e Gongrebn1itglieber
Srn. S9urs na6 Baltimore begleiten iperoen.
-6dtte Der 9Sailenpereiu pieaeid)t bic !6S.
Gobeon uuo 9ler. Sbepberb einlaoen iollen ?
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8aStpaD's r&eaSD Stelies"

fplr0 au9enblitlide 6itlie ld)affeu bei
@ntiinoun9em Oct sateren,
@ntidnoun8cn Der SIaIe,
@soarmsGRtSinOnugem,
e,,s.o,,s ., s"ngen=Soneefttom
SScriIopIcn, 5bptbcrta,
&hFtertidDen atniauen,
,,,.., ~ Srdine, @atarrB,
sSobnidlmerjcn,
Henral9ta, Rbcunatisn,uS,
SfaItes nno beiBes 1ieber
SShbncraagcn, tyruTtbculcu.