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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
IhE THURMAN BOOM BU0yAsT IN
WASHINGTON.
tn. Color Of the Supporters Of Grant and
Biaiae-ksHogg's Weak Defense
VIA, Randall is Sure of-A
Joke on westvirginian.

A lively fight is expected in the
Wsys and Means Committee when the
effort is made to put sugar on the free
list. Thurman's success in COLUMBUS
has created great enthusiasm. Randall
il sure that Tilden will be nominated
and Mat Congress will adjourn in June.
Il is remarked that Grant has the ne
vroes Of the South. while Blaine has the
whites Of the North. kellogg's defense
continues to be tame. A great speech
is expected from Ben Hill. The new
Collector of New Orleans is an old pal
of Madison Wells. There was laugh
in a corner Of the House yesterday at
the expense OF West Virginia member.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
TIE FIELD OF POLITICS
A sharp Contrast of the Respective Sup
porters OF Grant and Blaine.
sr.,rlal Ia the R.7gl,teF

fIsNltA W Allf Hst'hiNAfNf
WAsmINGTON, May :.
All the news that has reached us to-
day from the States that held their Re-
publican conventions yesterday, shows
that the negroes Of the South are for
Grant. while the white Republicans OF
the North are for Blaine. As | listened
To the returns could not help recalling
the report made to the Peabody trustees
last winter by a committee, Of which Sec
Ntary Eyarts and Chief Justice Waite
constituted majority, in which il was
stated that the negroes OF the South,
nov that they are invested with suffrage,
are a dangerous element, because they
are incapable Of using it intelligently.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
rIRE E.fsks'
y.,., Due, ,..-... lssr' who "
" A,so sem oa -

Fatal Duel Jsswss ora
Mr.,co, May - bss...n ..,., a'ts s.s.so,
red T,sn" on y., =, q the he fs" ono. .ns San
.i.ss sI., se".,. q = r.: 81 I',,., ..s =: +:
killed on y, y. arrested, ARE, bu, ,ho,. ,...ts .n1
sec .ssTns, %ss q GoosIes % .rr... .s. Su,iss
they t'"f other. sers impr''one''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
osy ooopa.
n - Tea.

Nsv Yoss. Nay 7,-Dy Goods-
The epnssai oondifioa ~ ths msffst .
unchsaesh. Cotfss sr,Sis que, tsi
kesa nsks stss4y ia 6rsi hAndA pnns
rsusia quiet; AIbion Drints are redsesa
By sessis; vide.prinss and lsvns 10 isf
requsss and Arn. 0insh~lns In s,Hsdi
dsmssd. hss's voolsas aa,st and
sssady. Eossssp soeds moving slowly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
rnpfARIrr.

.-'-ST.s.s % - ~ ls-.a.
s>><->Ase sAs-nns>s<e 9lltIL
WI - WasAss,c~. hsyT.
fAs wsys s.a hss.s cs@@isiss had
up sh> fs<kw sHsiG hkIi .xHin, ys<ssr-
dsy, - nsAs ss.ssAssulAs psasrs~> u
eonne.s,A uikA sHk. whseA ths tArin
zlo<usn v.nx - panrs q. ths ires hss.
s.s sAsss vsa hs.s iasy q !. M
cs.Ai<ans 49, vs.s " uork s.A Ers>i'
| N salnevs1 ~ 49, - ~ putting spos
a P~ruviHn ksrk ani sn o<Ar< ns-isc..a
h~rsx w. ssA sAadry osh>r srsi<iss Y
r,aue,i - essy ssssxs>s - - p~r ssai
| "a voul. sa.<h - = - M s1skhl.>. 70
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
ECHOES FROM THE RErURNINo
BOARDS
Tue Ns~ Consetor Of New Orleans an
Old CollsASus 0f hadis0n Wslls-


Old colls@Sns Of Madison wslls-
sp~ial 10 the Rcstsss, .E"
wAszfSsrOS. May :.
Last night yOu we're informed thai
Mr. Hayman had been appointed Sur
vsyor Of Cassoms At New Orleans This
morniaS learn that he - one Of the 1T
of Msdi<on Wells. and was made sa-
prems Court Justice when Wells w.s
Governor. He hAs been recently q
u.rizh isd<> IN thai Stase. think u
ale 10 ny. IRON An hear. that Mr.
| U.v~~ IN have 10 nominaEs another
\ saryeyor of Customs boz the ~Cresceni
i CIV His nsminaalon was anothe'
recoxnitioa of the indebsednes< Of IN
sanini-xEskisa - ,. hAds-ea Wen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
yRAHCk

IN. rI'''ss. "...s "a. .. s.p.ss.. -.
p.,-, x.rI-s,.,y| Sasy|.isa s1t''. "a srSS. si.".s
have eiosed eios,a. sr. IDLE. Five thos'
thousand l,.fiyes struck si Ioarco
and nors = s,so . stSixs - kouen
ing, and tn',s tsrsori-s have esSsed
and s.n, ,,,s.. - and is.. Aoar 81. Do
,tSt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
THE WORLD OF SPORT.
The Great Boating Events which
the Future Has I'm store
for Us.
R,lax laffinR Ready for Work.

the Future Has I'm store
for Us.
Riley Getting Ready for Work.
WASHINGTON, May flames IL.
Riley arrived here on Wednesday with
two shells, and he has strong hopes that
he NAV be permitted 10 at least row
over the course with Courtney and
Hanlan. Riley is taller and more
larye-limbed man than Hanlan. lie has
a tough look and a powerful frame, and
weighs about l70 pounds. In answer
tn questions he said he would 20 right to
work, and his friends would try to get
him in the great contest even II both
Hanlan and Courtney appear to be IN
real earnest. lie had been training for
a short time on Saratoga lake. lie has
taken couple Of spins over the course,
and said he il pleased with It. lie ~
training under the watchful eye OF his
brother George.
England's EK-Champ!On Coming over.
BosroS, May "A letter has been re-
ceiyed from T. Il. WhitefoOt, OF the Lon
don SJyOrtIndi., in which he says: " am
authorized by William Elliott Oi Blyth,
ex.champion sculler of England, 10 rt'-
quest that YOU will kindly enter him as
a competitor for the Hop Bitters prize,
to be rowed for at Providence, k. L., on
June 18th next. Elliott intends sailing
from England at the commencement OF
MAY, and | shall give him note OF in
PRODUCTION, rs he will, no doubt, MAKE
his way 10 Boston.
Give Frenohy Q Show.
BoSroS, May 7.-Frenchy johnson is
i'm Washington, ID. c., where he will
probably make himself conspicuous as
one of Courtney's attendants during the
preparations Tor the coming hanlan and
Courtney race. As he is present in
Washington, and has repea edly IN con.
versation while in this city expressed
himself as being the superior OF either
Courtney OF Riley with the sculls, why
would il not be in the interest Of honest
boating To allow Frenchy TO take the
fourth place which was recently offered
Ia and refused by Smith, OF Halifax? ?
Frenchy is in good condition, and would,
il allowed 10 contest, row just rs honest
a race as either OF the other three con-
testants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
PRODUCT
Dsu TWs-

~. yosr. NAV 7.-Cott0a-stsedy
81 ,siYSlI isle, iutssss qutss
,..dy Ylour-Q -Qutet; recstDts
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go a. 0OS4 s., common 70 eooa extrs
a. yysl 20: rood 90 choacs - boo67 %;
80. vbr.t vItrs ~ sGeS -; estss
Ssio q, 0Os g rs; ~ Iouis ~ soCA7 90;
Minn.-ois patent proc-s ~ 49, ~
Wbsst- -strong~s. recsspu - ~ besn-
sls: unraisd sprins o. u; No. ~.
vsuts~ 81 ~: unxrs6ef rcd VI lH4
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miIsd n esi; unsfsdsd sm6ss sa seose
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Iss 90 bushrls, n si fsitAi 1t; No. .
rJ s-Il~r Nay, ssles Dl0o bashsls,
a n y7fsi ~; ssllss Jass. saiss ~.
0o busbsls. a u zt4l ~; ssliss
July. ..Ies 7zy0D, bashSls, q u 10
iIb Corn scsivsj rscsipss
81 600 bssi,~ls; unsrstsd so9S3e; No.
= snr. sssm~Y Gle; No. t0tr; iov
mirei 81 No. 3 se,Ies hsy tste; ssttss
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mirsd f2a4,e. Hsy-Hrm aad ~
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Ou,rs asA hsm; isis 20 GOOD ssdniaG ID
40. Nolsssrs-Quie and upchaa0sd
G.-ilrmsnd isiS and msstst I'm.
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sh.a,-d. Tarp<stipe- Doh snd veak
:, siNss Enn-Duil: vssassr totz
Ifk fost-Dull asA 10 ksyssy ievos.
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e~ss etc: shost dor &c. Laed-kAeassi
sSims ssrsm 81 O17 ~. Bssfs-Dsil
ssd heavy; ssslsss iieliae. Cbsens-
Duli; vsssss i3t9i3c. whi6y-
Noossi aSi ~
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49, S::ss 3 s,s =: - ss.s 5 3. esssss > IS,
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| - 80 q i6Sji = -
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
EasllsA Rsssrsaes Ios Qua rAiass.

Yankee Doodle sne>rs a The past,
and, contrary 10 John Ball. osiisves only
IN ths Actise r0-Ahe4d pre>>nl xh,ch
mast open oat into q glorious and ui-
amphant tatnre. Lord fAlmer>toa, in
oas q his election speeches. happily hit
81 the ditersncs thaS exi<tet between
he tee countries. In Enxland hs .a,
namSn tAzes an inn hs c>lIs y tho Vid
Hat, % .ons nauAs shich tlepls>s th.s
ths ho-lsl = NJ br,sa nrx aNBir. and
a ds.l eonss inas thsasAd - Dos aei
can his oppcSi<>on es1a1l111cneSt ths
Nss Hxl 81 tie ksnosslsd nchne,, bal
ne s,sks - oa,-fisroa hsrod. snd AZ, =
msks shat 4 sncient siin eoee aneient
he stxlss his hoass he On h9s hAl II
Amsfica be wonlA chris1sa ~ cArsssn
cay by soae sitls vhich vo&h ~
tlils q Ne p&sl bat mech q ~
no-l.sa Wssk ~ znsS>nisy hHs - 80
lia.sasal ode = E~l = - hissssss.
In - ssalss shsrs ehses > - h...otl
- .-.s,s.-ss - ssks a ksa''s~ :
NMk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
RNG AND SELLING.
epl MARKETS sv Telegram.
nst 40 6 Pr csat.-GevsrNmsats
h--floSr Duh ,sd uaehaagsd
Wheat lowsr-hoss
Qsist.
NnAnuR
usu Yoek

: sw Yoax. May - NoHsv-At%
per cent, closing easy at per cent
me mercantile paper Ss6 pr cent
,,riins sxchanss. banken' bills steady
n asst; demand at - IS.
Dry goods imports for the week,
! l.s7s,eooo.
siysxn-At London 6ei pence; bar
LIVER here litt; sub&idiary silver coin
al per cent. discount
0oyERHnun-fim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

nkss sssc.ss = coansa - ~rsss -
h~xs..ins q - ssrEazl i.sw~azeg -
fls ssa t1.<s Fun = ie>o spns sdss-
a. ss;ss@~sss s-ssS.s a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

wililAssrosT. Pa, nsy IA ".
bruts ost thh ssssln4 IN hosnd
Aoaakss nd Bssssd. fssisy a Hoo.
6 .siisos ~ Tfoa tSs,s : sg,ssd
= 2. y:.s s:.ssSsg e 49,, =; -. sl,..; Z:
Waiians ssd vsssaas. y q. Bou msn
3 Co, ed Thoass w. Thoupss1 a %
b,x tsosst bseess vsss siso desefoyel
Oss al ths wihAsspot 6rs sspss.
- p,sssd is sseh . ps.ssses = h;a ~
h. s(asdoesA 81 - kssns1. L~'
- 20; insssasss. $4,000
fhs 80 min q Tbones Iecmpsos
4 Co, ed ths sbiag,s MN |" th'"ss
Dnlx - 80 kaniag.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
fRELAEp d.
--..,. An Oslvsy.

1 II. Y.n,s' :. .'.., o.,..,' a,..,..
pgru., :, k.y kS,iyn.s.., ooaaiy G.I..ly,;;
r.r,.h II food y no, so. '
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
THE THURMAN BOOM.


Special 10 the Rsxissss.
wAsHISGroS, NAV :.
When the news came yesterday aites-
noon that Ohio had instructed Tor Thur
man. u created . good deal oi enthusi-
ssm among his many triends At the
Capitol Ia looks as il he s getting
ahead Oi his Ohio rival, Secretary SheT-
man. There was q COOL deal Of talk last
night about putting him on the ticket as
Woe President in the event be cannot
obtain the frst place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

rAs Pn-ss E>k1ps = - 1sp1ss ss.1>
. s.s rs:s - - 80 "a sS::
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-.s::s:; =; -. .a..s ~; =:
- a. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

Ala - sasA. Ssesssss
80, -. -: - - =. |: ,.ss. ="
- -. - ssisy . 49,
- 60 stssesEk. I.n.y. -
~"' tHfNM ~ = -. u ~"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
EIoLAn d.

sssesnssos f ths osss'
fsDp Dts1kss-
Nsy 7.-Rsposts hoa tbs
Los, srike centres show thss IN
dihef:Tl n resaus vort st ths 5 Per osst
nss - under pfotss, psedinG con
reds.ea a The siiiiss srsis By th'
s,s,s a Arhitrsboa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

i. NJ. !, IN.
DAYTON. o.. May ?. 1850
F.: smith, MariOn d Sous haN Deposited In
/: DANIOS SAVINGS BANh
+: Twenty dYe hundr'd and seventy dollars,
+: payabIe toE NJ. willard. Esl. 3 order IN
/: Two months after late, ON return OF This
crrtiBcaIe, " Ith interest at the rate OF sir
! per cent. per Annum for time specifed.
JACOB W. DkTEicg.
+: Cashier.
slgD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
A KENTUCKY ROMANCE.


asanceton. Murasrs rssnk 40
Qu1eonl ossd Mnsxxnge.
I1cpvnlx, May I.--At hcant ysr
non. Ksaturky. yoterdsy. M -
Klnnsy. . bssrtlr1n boy uas utea ~
nor3rr. N Dsesnbsr - he hkllsd
Mhsd s1itA, yhs - - ,ss
rhs iary srsaisssa Ne lsi.oosr 80, :
d~liber1<ica 81 sven<y 11nn,eA - -
rosfricd Ne eri. vhos tzahs. - -
isnsd.st.ly sh. yss.s scsea. -.
j~.a o~>-.as ne bar. I'D shs ess,~c.y
- ~ st..e.;s.s 1870 : sAs ssss,s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
spAiu.


v,sfp. Nsy 1-nbs Cshssi h.s
SCspt 6sa- blssoe, q Css:. sah
ysssf.;s,sry pDysss 10 dssilns vitn -
essrsry q naysn- tnslrssoc
COZ -, bssa sras 70 sepsue
hass a wssAiags0 - Csssn
sPsis = n.rssg a. tAs oshss w.
fsst sI,ossA - 's~s .
.Asr.... 4 To-. c.. -. =; =. 90.
90 o. . usSoSA au.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

A sss shosil b = 81 - yhi'. asy
= vsss 6visg m. sks sse.1 -
49, Il Ia, % thas -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-27

The immense sale and great popular.
ity Of Green's August Flower In all
towns and villages in the civilized
world has caused many imitators 10
adopt similar names, expecting to reap
a harvest for themselves ut the expense
OF the afflicted. This Medicine was in
troduoed In 1868, and for the cure Of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, with
their effects, such rs Sour Stomach,
Costiveness, Sick Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Indigestion, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Vertigo, ETC., etc., Il has necer
failed 10 our knorledge. Three doses
will relieve any case Of dyspepsia. Two
million bottles sold last year. Price 20
cents, Samples 10 cents.
Green's Atlas and Diary Almanac,
the most expensive free Almanac ever
published, sent free on receipt OF two
cent stamp. G. G. GREEN,
daw Woodbury., N. j., U. s. A,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-27
PORT cusrEn To CHEYENNE


The distance from from where the
stage line crosses tha Yellowstone
river 10 Fort Custer Is about forty-twc
miles. This Is wholly on the reserya-
ton There Is only one small stage
building on the whole line between the
river and the fort. II Is rather a pretty
country, seems 10 he quite fertile and
well adapted for s~tock-raising. Fort
Custer Is 4 very lively post. Consider
able building is going on there. AL
the country, for a long distance around,
was almost entirely free frUm snow.
Clusters battle-ground, about sixteen
miles south OF Fort Custer, Is marked
by a small mound. Many evidences
still remain OF the appalling contest
that took place there. The stage road
remains good for about twenty-five
miles from Custer. After that there
are huge snow-drifts and long stretches
Of deep snow. over which the blackboard
could proceed only very slowly. Themes
to Fort Mckinney, travelling is very
checkered. The road does not com
mence TO lie good again until the trav-
eler Is well out from Fort fetterman
on his way 10 Rock Creek.
The stage company runs single-seat
buckboards from Custer to Fettermani
after that double seal ones. The fare
from Fort Custer 10 Rock Creek Is s55;
distance, about $50 miles; schedule
time, ~ hours. AS the storms have
been very seyere lately, the mails have
not been carried with the same regu-
larity that they usually are. One
driver, n few days ago, broke through
the Ice while crossing a small stream,
and lost the span Of horses he was driv-
ing. On another occasion, only n few
days ago, the drivers going both ways,
from Fort Fetterman TO Antelope
Springs and rice rsrso, got lost in a ter
rife snow storm and were compelled to
remain out all night. The number OF
persons, along the route, who had had
hands, ears and feet frozen. Is astonish-
ingly large.
Messrs. Trabing n Co. have discon.
tinued their store ut Crazy Woman's
crossing. A new stage ranch is ap-
preaching completion neal Harris's
ranch, on this side Of Fetterman. The
stage company has got out Of hay and
is buying small lots from the ranches
along the line Mt quite high figures. The
stage company's employees express much
dissatisfaction with the rate Of som-
%pensation they are getting fer their
services, which Is only s25 n month.
In one or two instances, $50 a month
is paid. II Is said II they strike the
company will bring out men from
Omaha who will work for $50 month.
And so II goes. Me-.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-27

eassr Republican,
Preparations for the grand Prizs
eight set for April 4, are slowly pro-
crossing. Both men ara nov In active
training. and = gentleman who NV
Professor Mason and his man handle
the gloves by way Of getting his hand
In, the other evening. says that Lynne
appears 10 be in hne trim, taking his
s.heavy exercises with Professor
Helmreich at the gymnasium. and his
walking EXERCISES ut Denver Park. OF
course, the fight viii be fought with
regulation gloves, 50 that no serious
bruises will be inflicted. Our friend,
Jack Smith, ID also handling clubs,
dumb-bells and taking other healthy
exercises by way Of practice for the set
TO, and those who have seen him train,
report him In excellent condition. 1t
appears that the fight Is 10 take place
within i've miles OF Denver, but moth
ing definite rs to locality can be as yet
ascertaiped. n the place Of meeting
will not be named until a day or two
before the fight.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-27
A Tit with TING.

Ladies in their attempt to battle old
Time are bound TO receive some wounds
In the encounter. These, however. they
can conceal, as far Us the complexion is
concerned, by u timely and regular re-
sort to the use OF GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAR. Without obstructing the pores,
or in anyway injuring the health OF the
skin, it removes from the surface pim-
pies, redness, and the various disfigure-
ments caused by increasing age or ex-
posture to the sun. Beware OF coun-
t~erfeits. See that c. N. CRIrrESDEN,
Proprietor, Is printed on each packet,
without which none Is genuine. Sold
by all druggists ut % cents; three cakes,
GO cents. Time touches the hair IS
well rs the complexion. But the un-
gallant old fellow can be dciied here
too, with Hills INSTANTANEOUS
HAIR DYE, which renews the tint OF
youth on the grizzled brown Of age. II
Is the cheapest and safest Dye In use.
Depot No. 2 Sixth Avenue, New York.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-27
POINTS.

Hon. w. ii. Hubbard has gone TO
New York.
S. A. Clarke and S. II. May, Chicago,
are stopping ut the Railroad.
At Dyer's: John Mansfield, Wis
c~onsin; F. Montgomery, Grove Farm;
VIM. J. Brickett.
Messrs. Heath, Cutler and Giilett, n
team OF Nevada mine owners, went
east yesterday, intent upon placing
some mines.
Capt. johnson, Third cavalry, came
down from Fort Sanders yesterday on
No. T.. in company with his father,
Capt. Quinn, Fourth infantry was also
in the party.
Ex-senator Fenton, Of New York,
IA n passenger on the east bound train
yesterday. lie was accompanied by
Mr.. Johnson, a prominent New York
lawyer, and father Of Capt. johnson,
Third cavalry.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-27

special 70 The Dsnser Tribune
santa Pc, n n, March 26.-The
killing Of the mail driver on the lorna
da del Muerto on the 18Th, sssms %
have been the commencement a
another raid Reliable information
reached hereto-day that about six miles
north Of Santa Barbara on the ives,
side o. the Rio Grande, and about %
miles north Of La Mosilla, Green
Whartley, Domingo Martinez and fouI
other men were attacked and killed on
the morning Of the 23d. II is reported
that the Indians are in that section in
force, and more depredations Art
feared.
II Is also reported that on the 22d
Apsches, supposed 10 be under victoris
In large numbers. made an attack ON 4
Mexican village called San Jose, about
IL miles from the Rio Graade, and be-
tween the river and Ojo Caliente, but
were driven on.
Scouting parties Of troops are in thai
vicinity, but 1t Is not known whether
any OF them have caught up with thu
naiding Indians.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-27

German syrup is the special prescrip-
ton OF DIR. A. Boschee, n celebrated
German physician, and is acknowledged
to be n Of the most fortunate discov-
cries in medicine. 1t quickly cures
Cough, Colds and all Lung troubles Of
the severest nature, removing, as 1t
does, the u Of the affection and
leaving the parts in a strong and heal
thy condition. Its not an experiment
al medicine, but has stood the test of
years, giving satisfaction In every case,
which its rapidly increasing sale every
season confirms. Two million bottles
sold annually. Beware Of medicines Of
similar names, lately introduced.
Boschee's German Syrup was introduc-
ed in the United States in 1868, and is
now sold in every town and village in
the civilized world. Three doses will
relieve any ordinary cough. Price 70
cents. Sample bottle, 10 cents. daw.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-27
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The city is fIling up with strangers.
The district court will meet this
morning.
The snow storm Of yesterday inter-
fered with garden making.
Teams T being prepared for the
spring rush TO North Park
Yesterday was Good Friday. To-
morrow will be Easter sunday.
Cheyenne Is the only western town
not affected by the bicycle craze
Remember that the select calico hop
has heen postponed for one week.
Highest temperature yesterday, 4lo ;
lowest, 2Go highest wind. 80 miles.
Some Of the new Union Pacific pas
senger coaches are being used on the
Kansas Pacific.
The services in the Catholic church
tomorrow viii be unusually imposing
and impressive.
Winter fingers rather lovingly In the
lap Of spring. Springs sutton will be
apt to grow jealous.
Our lady readers will find many
topics Of interest in Ida Clare's letter
on our second page.
There has been considerable transfer
ring Of North Park mining interests
going on In town. Another big trans
fer is under negotiation.
The Anti-P olygan,y Standard is the
name OF n new paper started In Salt
Lake City. As its name indicates, its
object is the suppression OF polygamy.
Rev. Cephas +. Clapp. G. w. Jones,
Walter Crown and c. X. Riner will go
out To Posts ranch to-day duck hunt
ing.
Parties In the east who contemplate
going TO the North Park country
should remember that Cheyenne Is the
Quitting point for that great mining
district.
Traffic ON the U. p. road yesterday:
On No. 3, los Colorado passengers; 81
for Cheyenne, and 81 through. On
No. 4, 90 through, s Cheyenne and 10
Colorado.
A man named Davis. employed In the
gang laying steel rails at Antelope,
Neb., met with an accident yesterday,
a rail falling on him. The result was
that he had both arms broken and suf-
fered injuries about the head and body.
He was taken to the Laramie City
hospital ON n special.
Denver Hors: Quite an exciting
time took place ut the Palace theater
last evening during the appearance of
Miss Sophie Duncan. The alarm was
caused by n difference between Edward
Perry, the negro delineator, and Harry
Montague, stage manager, author, ETC.,
In which Montague received n beer
glass on the side OF his head, just above
the ear. The force. Of the blow or the
edge Of the glass cut a map OF Platte
canon, and made the manager "dizzy''
for a moment or two. The affair, as
neal rs could be learned, originated out
of Perry's being discharged from the
theater. Officer Ramsey took Perry to
Jail. The disturbance wa temporary
and only rippled, rs 1t were, on the sur
face Of the programme.