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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-17
A DEsrERArE DEMON.


Chicago, July 16.-The Times has a
special detailing exciting events in Car
roll county, Ark, by which thieyish
tramp and two citizens lost their lives.
j. w. Myers, farmer living In that
county, found upon returning 10 his
house from the fields, that il had been
plundered In his absence. He imme-
diately gave chase and ran the thief
down in Scott county, Mo-, where he
was stopping over night at the house OF
Mr.. Kimberling. He soon had him
covered with his rife, and the tramp,
smiling. said be would surrender, but
1--WE seconds later drew a pistol while
his captor was on his guard and shot
him through the heart. The tramp
then escaped back into Arkansas,
where the sheriff and eight men fisally
ran him down at the house Of an old
man supposed TO be his father. They
surrounded the house and when he ap-
peared In the door opened fire on him
simultaneously. causing the dust to ny
from his clothes but not fatally wound
ing him. He returned the fire with n
pistol In either hand, and while they
were reloading took TO the fields. The
posse followed him and firing another
yolley brought him TO the ground ap-
parently dead, but when one OF the
party, n Mr.. Jones. went up 10 take a
look at ''the most daring man.that ever
lived, " the fellow pointed n pistol di-
rectly at his head and fired 1t. Mr..
Jones falling back dead. The despera-
do, desperately wounded in several
places, soon after expired. He is be-
lieved to have been concerned In many
dark deeds Of late in this section.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-17

Some few years ago Mr.. George Fred
erick Jussan arrived on our shoes from
Germany, and sought employment in
Brooklyn as helper In family grocery
store. Here he real Of and had his at
tention called to many OF his neighbors
enriching themselves by investments in
tho monthly drawings OF the celebrated
Louisiana State Lottery. He invested
five dollars. and In the June drawing
received $50, 900, half Of the capital
prize OF 100000. IIe invested Si7.-
500 In u. s. Government bonds,
and took $4,000 for tour OF
business and pleasure over the con-
tinent. NJ. A. Dauphin. New Orleans,
La, or same person at No. $40 Broad
way. New York city, can give full in
formation TO correspondents about the
drawings, etc.
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Washington, July l6.-Assistant
Postmaster Bingham, at Philadelphia,
has been designated by the sureties Of
Goyernor Hnrtranft 70 act as postmas-
ter OF that ONCE until his successor is
commissioned. Judge Freeman, assist
ant attorney general for postofiice de-
partment, has decided that where third
or fourth class mail matter is deposited
In the postoffice insufficiently prepared,
or where tirst class matter is deposited
without one full rate. the postmaster
should not forward It, but IL by inad-
vertance II Is forwarded, the postmas-
Ter at the Once OF delivery should only
collect the postage remaining unpaid.
He also decided that IL first, third or
fourth class matter be deposited in the
postonice without any prepayment, it
should be held. but II forwarded by mis-
take, the amount collected on delivery
should be double postage which should
have been prepaid.
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New York, July l6.-The Herald
thinks the behavior Of the multitude Of
democratic statesmen ''who are visit
iting" this city during the present
week. eyinees deplorable ignorance Of
the method in which q campaign should
be conducted. They are the managers
Of the democratic canvass. They have
been meeting daily in conference at the
Fifth avenue hotel and elsewhere; have
been making excursion trips down the
harbor on visits Of eongratulation to
Governors Island. and have been
lunching and wining In Grammercy
Park, with 4 profusion Of spread eagle
speeches on these occasions. But not n
word has been said by any OF them to
the public which shows sound appre-
citation Of the real nature OF this presi-
dental canvass; not n word designed to
argue that the people win be any better
on In their home comforts by electing
the democratics candidates. On the
contrary. they have been dealing in
nothing but fuss and feathers.
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BRIEF TELEGRAms.

Denver: Trains on the Denver IL Rio
Grande railroad are running as usual.
No further report Of damage by the
storm.
Washington Hatch telegraphs Secre-
tary Ramsey that Victoria sends word
he will die sooner than return TO the
United States.
Bradford, Penn: English, who shot
Constable Wormith in resisting an ar
rest at Caledonia, Elk county, Penn, in
April, has been arrested at Sheboygan,
Mich. A reward of sl,20U had been
offered for his capture.
Constantinople: The German govern
ment hiss complied with utmost readi.
ness with the personal wish of the sui
tan, that the German financial and le.
gal functionaries DO placed at his dis
posal to assist in carrying out reforms.
Chicago: The Inter. .Ocean's Washing.
ton special says tile national board OF
health continue TO receive encouraging
reports from the south. So far there /.
no indication of yellow fever at Mem.
phis, which is being very zealously
watched by the officers.
Philadelphia: The striking puddlers
and helpers of the Kensington iron
mills reject the proposition of employ.
ers TO renew operations on n sliding
scale Of wages. IL the men do not &C
cept the proposition by the 23d inst
the mill owners will refuse to receive
them back on any terms.
Hanover, n. H.: A whirl-wind swep,
over the southeastern portion Of thi,
village this afternoon, lifting couple
of residences and some barns from
their foundations, and completely
wrecking them. Roofs were torn off
chimneys levelled, trees uprooted
and fences prostrated. Two men were
severely injured.
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MILIrAnx MATTERS.

Mrs. Gen. Crook and her sister, Mrs.
Reed, are visiting their father at Oak
land, Maryland.
Asst Surgeon Norton Strong has
been ordered to report to Gen. Crook
for duty in this department.
Major Sumner, 5th cavalry. CON-
manding at Fort Robinson, Is extend
ing the telegraph line from that post to
Camp Sheridan, Al miles. Mr.. W. ii.
Hibbard furnishes the wire, and the
poles are being set by the troops.
Gen. Mcdowell has been relieved
from the operation Of the special orders
convening board Of ofheers TO exam
Inc and report upon the codihcation Of
the regulations Of the army, and has
been ordered to return 70 his proper
station.
Capt. Cyrus ). Roberts, nth infan-
try, has been ordered to report 10 Gen.
Crook for duty AS aide-de-camp on his
staff. Capt. Roberts served with Gen.
Crook during the latter part of the war,
and was brevetted for gallantry at Win
chester and Fishers hill.
Gen. Sheridan, accompanied by sew
eral Of his staff officers, visited Omaha
this week, and it is reliably limited that
his visit is for the purpose of bringing
about n removal Of the department
headquarters from Fort Omaha back to
the city. II is found TO be in the inter
ests OF economy, as heretofore strongly
recommended by Gen. Crook, to do this.
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Chicago, July 18.-Tbe act Of incor-
poration Of the Chicago, Hannibal &
st. Joseph railroad was filed to-day
with the circuit clerk. The incorpora-
tors are VIM. IDowd, Jay Gould, Russell
Sage, Myron p. Bush, Sidney Dillon,
Elihu Root, Of New York, John b.
Lyon, Chas. b. Farwell, Geo. C. Walk
er, s. ]. MedvilIe, Of Chicago, John B.
Carson and James w. Singleton, OF
Quincy. The road is to be built by the
shortest route to Chicago. The offer
OF the c. B. and q. road to sell their
line from Quincy to Carthage was re.
fused by tho new company.
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Washington, July 16.-Gen. Hazen,
third assistant postmaster general, who
has just returned from Connecticut,
says the liveliest interest is beginning
to be felt In that state in political mat
ters. A vigorous campaign will be in
augurated, and the state, he says, is
sure to go republican. The next legis-
lature will easily have clear republi-
can majority to elect successor to
Eaton, at present United States sena-
tor, and states right democrat.
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DAyENPORTS TALE.
NE TELLS -csEes rss- wallace ss.e
T.il rr.th-
waII.ss n.si.E nssa 4. the N.ssr-
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New York. July 16-Before the
Wallace senatorial COMMITTEES to-day,
John J. Davenport, supervisor Of cleo
tons; continued his testimony i'm regard
10 the manner In which Judge McCunn
conducted the naturalization business.
The proceedings were conducted In an
irregular manner. and n kind.of mock
court held; the witness gave names Of
lnen who had been naturalized before
bsing In the country six months; the
witness said the number Of persons who
registered on fraudulent certificates in
1876, was 10, 900, and In 1873 It was re-
dueed to a2o0. Of these only about
200 voted, and he would have pre-
vented them IL he could. He denied
conducting the Affairs OF his ONCE in
any partisan manner. and In fact, had
been accused by republicans of favorit-
ism. Davenport mentioned the name
OF Patrick Goff, whom he said appeared
rs . witness for persons desiring 10 be
naturalized In l.096 cases. Certi6cates
were sold In blank 70 applicants for nat
uralixation. and they were charged from
ffty cents TO two dollars. Four hun
dred Of these papers were taken In one
day Of Goff TO Kings county; many Of
the blanks were also taken TO river
counties for sale. and in Saratoga coun-
ty four hundred were offered for sale.
Davenport then continued. and read
from 4 number Of records Of the su-
preme and the superior courts 10 show
the certificates issued exceeded the
number Of persons who actually applied
for naturalization papers, and also to
show that a large number Of names
from books Of the court were ficticious,
and that the addresses given had no ex-
istence and frequently represented VA
cant lots and stone yards.
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Scutaria, July l6.--The Albanian
leaders decided to take the offensive
some days ago, and on Sunday night
last seventy Clausmen were sent by u
circuitous route to fall on the rear Of
the Montenegrin position near Colon
basche.
At 2 O'Clock on Monday morning
they surprised the picket Of sixteen
Montenegrins, only six of whom es-
capped, and they badly wounded. A
simultaneous attack was made on the
Montenegrin front. The seventy Claus
men returned to camp with thirteen
Montenegrins heads and about twenty
rifles and ammunition cases.
A mountaineer, just arrived, reports
a renewal Of the attack at Blementi,
near Divasi. He says twenty-eight
Montenegrin heads, three Of them Off.
GERS, were brought in.
Cannon firing is heard here this even
ing and the Albanian clans are hurry
ing to the front. A committee here
has telegraphed to the powerful DibIi
tribe for 5000 men. The league is un
dergoing important development. tn,
committee ut Prizerend has summoned
great council Of the Albanian nation
to meet there and concert measures fol
the future. The Turkish governor still
continues to support the leaguers, ant
Hodoboeg. the Albanian commander-in
chief, continues to receive pay rs {
Turkish officer. The attack cause
great excitement, and the Prince O
Montenegro can scarcely restrain hi
warriors pending his appeal to Europe
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Z Washington, July 16.-The commit.
tee appointed by the secretary of the
treasury to visit the sugar plantations
Of the West Indies and investigate the
reports that artificial means were being
used to degrade the color Of sugars in.
tended for export TO the United States,
has made Its report. It shows frauds
even greater than has generally been
supposed. In Demarara the sugar
planters make no secret whatever OF
the practice Of artificially coloring the
sugars intended for tho United States
markets.
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Amer the Dseter..

Philadelphia, July l6.-Eleven thou
sand Of Buchanan's bogus diplomas are
current throughout the world. A list
Of those diplomas not ante dated, win
be published, with directions for apply
ing twenty-one different methods of
detecting ante-datee diplomas and e.
tablishing their fraudulent character.
The doings Of the National eclectic
medical association, which, under b.
chanan's management, sold diplomas
for IS each, also will be laid bare.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-17
A MissIag steamer Heard From.

London, July 1o.-A bottle being
found at Ballybunyon, containing a
paper, signed George Campbell. second
engineer OF steamer Zanzibar, dated
Jan. Is. with the following memoran-
dunn: ''ship Is filling rapidly; we are
preparing 10 take to boats; weather
moderating, but we have little hope Of
saving ourselves" The Zanzibar,
Capt. Page, left New York January IL,
1879, for Glasgow.
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Tho Whitaker Case.

Washington. July l6.-The report Of
Gen. nuun, judge advocate general Of
the army, upon the Whitaker case,
was read to the secretary Of war this
morning. The document reviews crit
ically the evidence and findings of the
West Point court Of inquiry. Nearly
an hour was occupied in its reading.
The secretary will not pass upon it
for some days, and declines to make
public its recommendations.
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Chicago, July 16.-A Journals WASH
ington dispatch says: The annual re-
port Of the statirtician Of the agricul-
taral department gives interesting facts
concerning farm labor and wages.
In the Pacific and mining states and
territories the range of wages for farm
laborers, without board. ia betweep
$30.75 in Montana. and 900 50
in Washington territorv In the st.,.s
east of the Missouri M,nnssota Z. !.
her farm laborers the be.t vaos. hs-
ing with hoard sIa al vbIls
Vermont pavs sla s0 Tn the
southern states the prices Maid range
- go AZ P"'u ianso
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YESTERDAY. r.a.e nall.

Boston, July Cincinnati A; Bos-
tons nothing.
Troy, N. y, July 1G.-Chicagos O;
Troys 2.
Worcester, Mass, July 16.-Cieve-
lands 8; Worcesters 4.
Providence, July 16.-Buffalos in
fourteen innings; Providences moth
ing.
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Leavenworth, Kans., July 1G.-The
following dispatch was received to-day
by Adjutant General Z. II. Platt, at
Fort Leavenworth:
Fort Reno, July l6.-Donald and the
scouts arrested Payne and twenty-five
men on the 14th inst. Pardee took
charge of the party yesterday. He has
been instructed to take the party to
folecat creek and turn them over TO
Robinson, randall commanding.
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Fresh Fish at
ALTER & OTTERBAcu's
Notice 10 Ranchmen and s,ockmen.

All stockmen and ranchmen at this
time OF the year should keep on hand
Addoms II Glover's Compound Carbolic
salve. 1t is especially prepared for
Sore Back Horses, Calls, Scratches
Strains, etc, etc. With care sore
back horse can be used and cured by
this Salve. 1t is a certain, safe and
mild remedy, and is recommended by
most Of the stockmen of this county.
1t is also remedy for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers and all irritations OF the
skin. Sent by mail on receipt of price,
25 cents and 81 a box, by the proprie-
tors. ADDoMs IL GLOVER.
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Chassine Cox IHsnxea.

New York, July Chastine Cor,
convicted Of the murder Of Mrs. Hull,
was hanged this afternoon in the jail
yard OF the Tombs in the presence Of
asout two hundred persons. At s:37
tne moose around the neck Of Coz was
attached to n pendant rope and he was
~ once jerked into the air. After
hanging sixteen minutes he was pro
nounced dead. He was collected and
earnest ut the gallows but had serious
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-17
A Cheap Political Paper.

Cincinnati, July 16.-The Ga-dte
tomorrow begins the publication of n
two cent daily paper, to be made up
Of selections and condensings of its
regular daily. The cheap edition will
have four pages Of the same size rs the
regular daily.
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At Wimbledon Yesterday.

Wimbledon, July l7.-There was u
dense fog early this morning, and it
was impossible to do anything at long
ranges. In the extra series of prizes
Scott made "a out Of n possible 81.
Clark, Rathbone and Fisher sail with
Col. Bodine on the 22d inst. for New
York.
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Deadwood, July 16.-The race yes
terday between the Montana mare
Premium and Hardwick's Rambler,
three-quarters mile dash, for $4,000,
was won by Rambler. Time, 1:1G 3-s.
Tho census returns give Deadwood
apopulation a Of 4.25S.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-17

A few copies Of the session laws OF
1879, hound, for sale at the LEADER
office. at $3.50 per copy. Also copies
OF the Compiled laws and Session laws
OF 1877. The set will be sent for $3.50,
postpaid, on receipt OF price. dawtf
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Deadwood, July ia passenger
from Fort Meade says courier from
the Little Missouri brings news of
desperate fight between two companies
Of the Seventh cavalry and body of
Sioux, In which the troops sustained
heavy loss.
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Chester, Penn, July 16.-A violent
wind storm passed over the southeast
ern portion Of the county this afternoon.
In South Chester thirty-four buildings
were unroOfed, and seven partly com
pleted dwellings blown down.
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Israel Jones, of Franklin Station,
Ohio, has a son whom the doctors had
given up with Diabetes. He applied n
DAYS KIDNEY PAD, when he COM
menced to improve, and is now able to
get out and attend to his work.
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New York, July 16.-Gen. Hancock
says his letter Of acceptance will not be
ready for fortnight. He has not yet
begun writing It; visitors and business
taking up his time.
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st. Johns, N. b., July 16.-Fires are
raging all along the line Of the st. John
and Maine, and European and North
American railways, through to Amos
keag. Wednesday night q fire swept
the railroad between Cork and Harvey
stations, and burned the bridge across
kyons stream. The bridge was nine
teen spans. The section men got to
work as soon as the FIRE passed, and
after hard work got 1t repaired 90 that
trains yesterday morning passed over
safely. The woods near Harvey and
McAdam are on fire.
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New York, July 16.-Dr. Tanner is
cheerful and good humored. He has
gained half pound since Thursday
night; has taken 2Ss ounces of water.
His pulse is 80; temperature, 9s 90;
respiration, 16. The drive In Central
Park this morning was much enjoyed
by the faster.
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At $3.50 this evening DIR. Tanner re-
turned from long ride. His pulse
was 76 and temperature 9s. He felt
CHEEKY and seemed in good spirits.
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fmissions. Aversion 70 society, Dtmness OF
Vision. helsss In the Head: the vital nuid
passing unobseryed In the urine, and many
other diseases that lead 10 insanity and
deafh.
DIR. MINrIEd co. vi agree 70 forfeit i've
VITAL RESTORATIVE under their special
AdNlce and reatmenb will not cure, or for
nnythnE impure or Injurious found In tt.
DIX hlNIlE a CO. treat all private diseases
successfully without mercury. Consultation
Free- Thorough examination and advice,
including anal y sis OF urine G Price of VI
tai htSTORATIvE. q a bottle, or four
ume- the quantity. tl0, sent 20 any address
upon reeeipt OF price. or q. o. D., secure fron
observation. and la private name ~ desired.
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Addoms Il Glover's Syrup will cure
Cough, Bronchitis and Weak Lungs.
a27-tf
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Strayed or Stolen.
From the estate of Noah Beal, de-
ceased. one light buck-skin pony, three
white feet, white face and branded n
ID on left shoulder. will pay ten dol
lars reward. Return ~ John Trevett,
Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory.
ID. G. TREvETr,
jy1l-dtaw2w Administrator.
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with stages for Helena, virginia city and nil
points In Montana.
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Boots and Shoes at
ap4-tf Smith Il Harrington's.
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The Great English Remedy.

lis . never failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal weakness,
|spefmatorrhoeA LOST
'nAEnooD. .Impofency,
Paralysis and all the
|ierrtble enectk of sell
|Abuse. youthful fol-
lilies, and excesaea In
|mAlure years-such ~
loss Of memory. Las.
|situ d Q. Nocturnal
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Try the "A. & G. Bitters; they are
superior to all other. Sold by Addoms
" Glover. a27-tf
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Taken up at my ranch on June 22d,
two work mules (maresl, branded
Spanish B, on left shoulder. Owner
will call and obtain the same by paying
charges already accrued and accruing.
JoHN A. DIAL,
Walback,
Laramie county, Wyoming Ter.
jyl4d2w.
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At PROMONTORY

yiuh Central Pacinc Railroad for sacramentn
Shm frnncisco hnd the PRINCIPAL elites 10
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FINE GUNS made and repaired in
superior style, at Wyoming Armory.
n2tf
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How is it that s. Bon sells more
Boots and Shoes than anybody else in
town?
Because he sells better article for
less money than anyone else In Wyo-
ming. je27tf
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Alpaca coats cheap at
my29.f PoLACK's.
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win Gilnher, Salisbury s Patricg : Cheyenne
and Black Hills Stage Line fof D.,aiwood,
Custer city aud all points IN the Biark HIS
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At OGDEN
AT CORINNE

with utahsourhern II. It. for sai, lake city
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At OMAHA

With the Chicago a Northwestern, Chicago
RDck hland a Pacific and 81. Joseph 4 Co,in-
ctl Huffs Railroads and Missouri river line of
Packets 10 and nom NIL the principal Eastern
and Southern cities.
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cal Dept; Cheyenne, Kyo.