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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

Fertile campaign Of the year - starting right
Oregon has held her annual election. aud the re
suit !. q clean sweep for the Republican party.
The member ef Congress. three members Of the
suPrems Court. and the Legislature are each lie
PablieAn By good mAjori,ies. the member Of Con
grs's being . gain, and brings the slim Demo
cratic majority in that body jus, much nearer
being rubbed out. This is but a small shower be-
fore the storm that Is gathering for November,
uhen the Democrats will be allowed 10 take back
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rs-Gsorre William Carts. the editor Of H.,

re-George William Carts. the editor Of liar
rsr'' Wsskiy. the leader Of the Independent Re-
puhlieaHs Of New York, Who did not look with
favor upon the nomination Of either Grant OF
Blaine. processes entire satisfaction with Ges.
Garfield. In fact. the nomination of Mr. GARFIELD
seems to please all factions Of the Republican
patty. shI thss united, harmonious canvas
viii be made
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Law once OF John /. Yellott, To.sontown.
MORTGAGES SAL. !,
VALUABLE TowSoNrowN PROPERTY.

ny virtue 81 the power contained in Mortgage
frnm Jemima =. cooper aud Nelson Coopef -.
q her husband To- Ephram y. Almony.
Ia iaiel April ?isi. iS1t. aud recorded
among the Mortgage Land Record. Of baltimore
county In Lihsr j. D., No. 81, folio I3g. and by
assignment thereof by the said Almony TO char.
ici,e A. WitherF, and the subsequent assignment
thereof by the said withers 60 John I. Ieilott,
which Assignments are If record in the same book.
folio IA, the undersigned. Attorney named In
'aid Mortgage. will sell at public sale, at the
Court House door in Towsontown. on
Myaday. .iniy 1874. lsSo,
at !? o'clock NJ.
ALI THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY,
described ia the Mortgage aforesaid and consist
ing of TIIE LOT OF GROUND on the southeast
corner formed by the intersection Of Pennsyl,a.
mia Avenue with the York Turnpike Road.
This lot Of ground front. los feet on the said
Turnpike Road and has q depth Of $50 feet 10 y
fifteen feet alley. aud !. improved by large
THREE STORY STONE BUILDING.
used for many years a. DWELLING AND
SToRH. II also has on IL good spring Of water
aud Dairy House. together with other buildings.
II IL one of the best business stands In the town.
and very valuable.
ALSO. ALL THE UNDIVIDED INTEREST
Of the said Jcmima &. Cooper and husband as one
Of the heirs at Law of benjamin n. Payne. deceas.
ed. in aud Co about
w NJ VT LAND W
in Towsontown. This property includes tho rec.
idencc and home place of the late BENJAMIN n.
Payne. aud !. very valuable. About Is acres Of
this property Il subject 10 the life estate therein
of the widow Of the said Payne, aud Il also sub.
ject 90 the encumbFanee OF certain Mortgage
given by the said Coopcrs aud others 10 Mrs.
Butler. For title and description Of this property
reference Is hereby made TO the mortgages above
mentioned. The title IL good aud the Mortgage
under which this sale Is advertised 10 the hrst
upon the property except that above stated, upon
. part Of the said undivided interest.
TERMS OF SALE.-One. third Cash, one third
In six months. and balance twelve months from
day Of sale. the deferred payments to bear In
terest. cash deposit Of two hundred aud hity
dollars will be required on the day Of sale.
{. BONN SLINGLUFF,
Attorney named In Mortgage.
JOHN I. YELL0TT,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
June 26.--ts.
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eo-There are some honorable exeep,ionsto the
Democratic rule To Islander Gen. Garfield, our
nominee for the Presidency. The editor Of the
Brooklyn Eagle, who served as . Democratic Rep
resenta,ive in Congress with Gen. Garfield, say,
that "it would be hard to convince his (Garasid'.
Congressional associates Of any party that he was
not an honest man In pecuniary sense"
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AaArs.

.eS-we'vs got the army worm. potato bog,
cabbage lice. enrrant bug rose bug and cut worm
Nov let u go West" aud try the gra.shopper.
Hayer.,o'ra H,raii.
Well brothers. IL yo~ are afflicted with all those
pests We would certainly advise you 10 60 vest.
e. TO the-weli. any place. We have heard Of fel-
lows having "the bugs" on them. hat yea must be
complete travelling menagsrie. Try soms Pads
green. some London purple. some coal oil. or some
soap aud water. Really. you have our SINGER.
sympathies
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ES-JsE Davis gave his sssas.s~ in IL D.s-sy
81 ease a. NsS Orse1as - the IRA i.ss Ms.
D~s<y In hsr Pr~Esrsy q Davis aa.i he uin 10
e@zaSsa-l AZ ssxal AsiEs % The rru~nl e uzl.s
ssA=-=->. 80 eAa~ sAs, Mrs- Ds-s~y ~as IA Il
..u.a mi.x- o. sAis p.ias paris .asl TIA, Mrs.
Ds-Ssy A<S-Cea sAAa sAs C~ssls-sry sin existed;
sANs ne srxsAs ~ss~ ss<ssss 49, sAs4l ever Prs-
vail. NE AeEisr~l sAks. sse. asa u that was IN
s..iy. husA ~ .aA NrsL pu-s>y ~ess srsly. As1
% have ~ 1saAs Davis - rsrAs-
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ne-An the Republican journals on our sx-
change liz, are Ardsn,Iy supporting General Gar
Geld. That is as IL should be and that 10 what /,
Worrying Dsmoeratie editors % badly.
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es-TO Democratic reader-No. sir; Gen.
0aF6eld did not steal Charlie Ross. You must
not believe everything you read in the Democratic
papers.
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Law Once OF r. Il. Boarman. T,w.an,,~n
DCBLIC SALE
VALUABLE LEASEHoLp PROPERTY ~
MARRIOTT ST, N HALTO. COUNTY. Mn.

The undersigned. Trustee Of Adam {. Raahc.
an insolVeni debtor. and under an order OF II
- decree Il the Circuit Court for Bai,i -
Ia more county. passed on the 81 LAY q,
june. A. u. lsSo. will oncr at public auction. ou
the premises. on
Mo.day ?sh day u Jaa,. 4. n. 1850.
At the hour Of o'clock i. NJ.
ALL THAT Lot ~ GROUND. MENTIONED
10 deed IL assignment from Charles Weber iu
Adam e. Raabe. and recorded in Iibcr J. H.. No.
Icy. folio .3a. one q the Land Record Book. Il
Baltimore county, aud thus described
Situated IN baltimore county Aforesaid. on the
northwest side Of Marriott street. at the distance
Of l6s feet northeastcrly from the corner formed
BY the intersection Of the northwest side of Mar
rio,t street and the northeast side of Millington
lane and running thence northcastcriy binding
the northwest side Of Marriott street a. feet 4,
Peter Michael's lot thence noF,hwcsterly bind.
Ing on the southwest line of said Michaels Dot $50
feet 10 lane laid out thirty two and half feet
vide; thence southwesteriy binding On the south
east side Of said lane forty ono feet aud thence
southwesterly by n straight line one hundred and
any feet 20 the place of beginning. Said lot l.
improved by two.story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
one-story hrick Slaughter House. Smoke House.
Frame Shed With Horse power for cutting AMI
chopping meat. and brick Stable and other fix
lures. Subject TO yearly ground rem, Of Sil2.sj.
payable halt yearly.
TERMS or sALR.-one. third Cash, and hal.
anee In sin and twelve months. with interest
from day Of sale; credit payments TO be scured
BY note or notes Of purchaser or purchasers en-
dorsed to the satisfaction Of the undersigned
Trustee.
jes-A deposit, Of 5000 from the purchaser for
the same viii be required on the day Of aale
Il. II. BoARMkN, Trustee.
JOHN J. PILERT, Auctioneer.
June Its.
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New Advertisements
Tor SALE.

WHEELER ANu Mellon THRE>H
~ All cir iNiE AMI THp HORSE RAIL.
NAY POM al. bat iilc u-s,i
JANIS " WOOD.
Meuni N'ra sf-r. nunls i,r =. co. baito. CO.
June ff rfs
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BALTIuORE PRICE CURRENT
#.eIrrEr wtrslfH
q. 7. ANDE u s ON,

fLpi iiip 10 ALL MINIS FEETfi!
XEl~ -iIu- Tkobt'E. a..
I26 North High NJ. baltimore.
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New Advertisements.
PATRICK M. QUINN,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Wines ~
and Liquors, $3.50
COR HIGH Ann uIIIEN gTS p.l,;,.a..


Pure Rye Whistles of Finest Grades always in
stock. Also. Brandics. Wines, Gin and Fancy
Keepers Is invited 10 my stock. which Is complete
In every particular, and sn settling 81 price. 10
sat the h@e'. June 20, s0.-iy.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between WILLIAM CORSE
aud ROBERT ;. CORSE, under the irln name of
WILLIAM CORSE son. was Dissolved by the
death of William Core. the fret day of May,
lsSo. All perrons having claims against the late
hrm will present them for settlement 90 ROBERT
:. CORSE. and all persoas indebted 90 said Grin
will make immediate payment a. me.
ROBERT :. CORSE,
eco liollins street. Baltimore, Md.
June 26.-st.
fINIIIS Il To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the rub.
i srTibcr has obtained from the Orphan Court
ri baltimore county, letters .! administration on
the estate of
NOAH u. WORTIIINGTON,
late of sad county, deceased. All persons ha, ing
claim. against the deceased are hereby warned io
exhibit the zane. with the voucher. thereof. 10
the subscriber.
Or L.Jor. a.. ?2d Dig ~ B.e...b.r Is.p.
they may "therwisc by Law Ice excluded from all
benefit "f said e.ia,c. Those Indebted L, - 4 e.
tate are requested o. make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this I'D day Il June. is.0.
MARY 4. g. wOKTHiNGTOS,
June 2G.-ltl Administrative
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So rOS20' :y At s as%: s ss%s, rs ss
Portland, Maine. tNov.22, 1e.-iy.s
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B.. fI-f'~ ~ i"F-cc 10 sic tirCGtf Court for
- ga re va;y. lifting IN Equity. in the -
ea-- & ';.s.e. l.. Kelley -. Cor. -
&C.. t..l kelley an e;her.. the
uuHr-. .a.l :ae Trustee ramei ia saiI decrec
ar- .' i1s.i sale = re premises. %
- t.ts Jni,. 4. h. lsso,
70; ;ac Ae.- q ID NJ
THAI VALUABLE PIECE. PARCEL OR
TRACT % LAND.
t.tuaic .u uutaa.ffwr. Baltimore county. being
pat (: tract . land called "DTsmguar;h" OF
'lfrum :uha.tlc AMI described AZ follows Be-
saHiu; i.r the same "a tie east side O! the York
4-ftiHac ]. .ai - 'Le N1rthves; corner O; 10;
.-.4 % : - q beet 'ra.- aud Running thence
i.s .u- 20 All r.ai north 5 degree. east 6
ls- ae' itrtre south 80 degree. east s.! and
rIet' ',tt4' pcfches g. sake: then south IS
i'sfccs cas' and e, "a .teuih. Ierches 90 land
- .u-e .vnrl ~ ossapei by Edward :.
No. thence bin lin: saii line south - de.
gre Nt.t ami .tN.icuig. Tcfcho> 20 a corner u
ta.. 90 Ct Il bert Cr,s. then binding on
tbs 'tt4 t:a go degrees wet - AMI sis.
icHia peg. zee = markell hickory tree q said
laai. Aul 'a,a-c rth 81 legrse, wet l. perch
e. che Lace - tesianiu-. containing
ttEE> oF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
Ihi' irnrefiy atl7irs the property of pr. J.
tc-; Ma-l. E'tcf; Gross. Edward :. Myers
81 tt-t .: Nr.. Bona -haus. and j. the proper.
- Naea 'ofueiiu. Kelley and Mary Kelley
81. wife acre lssir: az tae time 81 their deaths
auc thr J. - y he 40 t'aNAr-toWu j. now and for
. 't- tt"N ttr "'fh 'N an property AMI ttorc
la. been A,i' the ~ rcfi!. Il !. improved
hya
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
:. .tartc. Bal 81. about 80 hy = feet with back
building about l. hy - feet. stories high /:
frame stable about ~ hy feet. carriage house
about - By % Zee, and other outbuiliins,: also
BY tnc apple orchard and other fruit trees /:
patsr 90 good waiter near the door: churches,
schools. ETC.. rantCnicui. This property will be
10 .at !c,' g. an annual ground rent of $4,000,
-. able a equal half yearly nstalnenis % $40 90
10 February AMI August.
Ihi. .raund rent eau be redeemed a, any time
upon ayment II ss0a. 90. and arrearages Of
- uui rent. 6fauni rent anil taxes xiil be paid
g. LAY 80 sale.
TERMS uI >ALE.-i Cash. ! in Elk month.
anl balance IN twelve months from DAY u sale,
deferred aymcu;. g. bear interest from day ~
ale at! Go be- secured by notes of the purcha..
e. with security satisfactory To- the Trustee: or
the purchaser can pay all cash at his option.
~ Possession given upon ratification 81, and
camfiiance With terms of salc
c-lnF further particulars inquire of Miss
Cernc.n Kelley, on the premises. or 60 the under.
ssnel. CHARLES II. KELLEY. Trustee
81 Hanover 81, Baltimore. Nd.
SAM H. q. WILSON. Auctioueer.
june lg.--ts.
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The LEVt ullCNN STATE CENTR ~ con-
MiTrtl meet AZ the CoNCoR -
pa "rEEN itojsF. ID tho city of
Baltimore. % h.ia''i's iv.. 80. o;
!. HoiseA u..u
Important baroness. relating {, the PENDING
Campaign Sau eamc bed 10 the Comm ittee. aud
th' Attendance II sVery .nesaber - earnestly de
sfcl
There Nil 10 STATE RATIFICATION
MEETING g the Chicago nominations az y.
VI. Which NIL le aditr..ci by able speaker FROM
all part. 81 the state Al ctitcns are invited 10
attend HENRY SToCkHRtpGE.
Chairman X : q. Committee
J. EMORY wEATHERRY. Sec iIunes6.- 1t,
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s. asas.-s % o. Z 4,.aara'i. either N s.tr.
ha-i-rts .r svs~rsI aFFesran-s The state u suss
i. .s-rs -.aaas.4iaa. taiiiius -h..~ arckitsr'sr
D. 80 .ar- kssa ularr~i IL oess-9asne. q the
far faAi .,s a a. g. 49, a. al Vraf,fssns g. the
cree asa stFuetar~ - tks ha4.4ins proper The
rf.sla s. a. srn~i Ei'A ths FartrA.fs q Der t.tg
sFr AL q eat 81 Ahrakam Lsncain. The city
h.s-t. See park. an insaS@ asylzm that - a
= ani 4aartsr 10 rircumfsEsn-s All all A.
eeaussiass ..eea irmA'-.. hltni asyium and an
49, iaa &c ;A~ deaf asl 3smb A. yea approach
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wnnan 5. Keech, Attorney, Tor,on,own.


VALUABLE LEA>EHuLD PROPERTY IN
6ONANSTuWN.
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Real Estate Sales.
V,RUsTEES' SALE

George w. Ward, Henry Stockbridgo
and William A. Fisher, Trustees.
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tie iaEl shaSry. frea TIE aens,asy q the level
Irsirir . tks fasr~l hLis u the All-xahiss. The
trNi. SHIRTS the Ailssany river in whish can BE-
sswn ferry haats. eanal bsats. stsarahrnts bArxss
a.. Tasn yas peer ,Ars4xh the niss anl smoke
"a a. oFFasise bsak asi pa the struggling
sisv q Alisraay. eiai IN arst. ursAthed IN the
suiak- that raFis fran kes furnaee Grss. half con
ssai-i. half di-is,..i araii ;h.B hssh. The train
FA.ties over a hFtlge ssgns high above the river
ant - are Ia Fttsshare -ca'isi the ">moky CITY
40 misnaHsr by any msaEs. Il :. esal. coke
eialsrs. pig ira. bar irsn. railroad irsn dust
sat. sFine. dist. .Hnek-. kss,s isalinx And az
.s.4iss. art. ua<uns aEi uhsr!barraus dealing
uith sh@ss caumai,'e-. every animal. every
sshtsie srsry saan. Spuaan and ehili. every house.
every ar. ssssy thing yea sss-and are Justified
is ssyins everything unsssn-is esrersi-ns one
saa distre kau uany eaats deep-uith dust
rst=s and smaks Vita all it 10 hassis. life. ha.i-
Hsss. sntsFpFsse- Every baiisiing seems % bs
fzr.ac~- kssry 1An and beast seems 10 uosk in
ir~a ani cal ST amaag the mssntains her ssns
u tai seen . - fesginr these meantAin ridge.
ints Failruaa bars. plss shares Ani lsesmstivss.
Tke trAia fslia-s the calAmA river an ap grade
far s~Asly aas h1sArv.l ulls.. May sns farms.
a@at rv.ilsnees anl plsA a plaes. 81 the mean.
taia va'-s aa1 <lsas. Bas pea sant e., away
fre1 the Has, f4rn1es.. eaks staeks eoai and irsh
1ia<s- JsAasssus. = miies east % fttsbarg. L.
Fistsharg IN miniature. lo~atsi In four prangs
a1Asa~ ~ the nsaantAin saFroandings. You pass
the ~l'A,k -Sallis- -k-ss the railreai winding.
~ The upantaia s,rseture form . saddle which
S. q The prss< q the nsaasaia like saddle 10
The uhisAsrs II har.e. Thea yea ascend the
s4m@is an1 pass throagh the tunnsl nearly . mile
IN i~ngth- Tea are s0oR al cresson Springs--a
a<lixAsfal rStr~as the mssntain top. The train
daskes ea and year rare i saslisaly greeted With
q vast ehasm a, yoar feet. tree tops, hill tops and
Es1Esain tops uAy hslsu yoa and a Myriad of
eharming valleys and glens. dotted With towns.
Villages. fArm houses. ssrsamlets. waving grain
ssssss gssss Es@.as<s. sESasss ys=- sts:as ss=sl-
taassus. Yea are 80 high up, they are far
as~a AMI - far 81 that zee uaesnseiaasly realize
that The tai-g .. ayi.y and yea are conscious that
ysa are ds.~..fs-g ~ fer pea are now fying down
The grade ef the
noasE-snsE crRvn.
uher~ you slesesnl les f.et N tha nils far .haut
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John / YeiIo,,. At; rney.


4 NICE PROPERTY oN THE LIBERTY
ROAD. ~ THE DISTRICT. BALI
MORE COUNTY
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by virtue Il a decree of the Circuit Court Of
Baltimore county. the undersigned. a. Trus- I<SSe
~ tees. will sell by public auction, on -
THE PREMISES,
adjoining the PIMLiCO FAIR GROUNDS, on
Moni"y, ne 9sL day II Jane, isso.
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ing down town saw two men taking on the corner
together. would Imagine they we're talking of my
dishonesty. and the very though, would drive me
mad"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-02
GITH CoCNeII.


TIE city council he'd q regular meet
ing last evening. In the absence Of
Mayor Addoms, who Was III. President
Reel occupied the chair.
The roll was called and the following
couneilnen were found to be present:
Messrs- Dyer, Hibbard, Hoyt. Kimme,
Marks, McGregor, Reel and Robertson.
The journal WAS read and approved.
Acting Chief Engineer Coffman made
q special report to the council concern
ing the condition Of the fire alarm tele-
graph, and the loose habit Of persons
shutting Oh water in the city mains
without giving any member Of the Ere
department notice Of the fact. He re-
commended that the Telegraph be re
paired and the pipes be placed under the
authority Of some city ofieer with pow
er To give permission for the tapping Of
pipes.
The report wa referred 10 the COM
mittee on fire department.
Tho salary ordinance was amended.
Increasing the Transfers TO $40 per
month.
Various bills, amounting 10 s., 4l4- 10.
were referred 10 committee on finance.
They were reported back Immediately,
approved, and warrants ordered.
The assessment roll. as returned by
Assessor Jeffrey and corrected by the
board of equalization, was confirmed by
the council.
G.. A. Goldman. acting chief engineer,
on behalf Of the committee Of arrange
ments on Fourth Of July celebration,
appeared and asked the council 10 take
charge Of the exercises, outside Of the
tournament, to appoint the marshal OF
the day and invite the military and civil
societies. A committee consisting Of
Messrs. McGregor, Dyer and Kimme,
was appointed to consider the matter
and report at the next meeting.
Adjourned until Saturday at 3 o'clock
p. m. when the council will consider
the annual dog tax.
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The court met yesterday morning.
Jsdse J. 3. seaeT on the be1eh-
fi.s following business vas dis
posed q;
Territory Of Wyoming ". John Yale
charged with assault with intent to do
bodily injury. Verdict Of not guilty and
defendant discharged
The order for the ane Of w. Carpen-
ter, = juror, for contempt, was 70
scinded.
Territory of Wyoming vs.. Robert
Jones ; charged with assault with in
tent 10 do bodily harm. Verdict Of
guilty Of assault. Defendant WAS sen
fenced TO t~wenty-four hours imprison-
ment in the county jail, and TO pay q
1ne Of five dollars.
The court ordered n special yenire
for 10 jurors.
Court adjourned until . O'Clock this
morning.
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frisco SCHULZ MaRMs-
A Delegation OF Thirty Round for an
Eastern Excursion.


A Central Pacific special car passed
through on yesterday afternoon, at
tached to No. 4 train. Il contained 80
school teachers Of San Francisco,
bent upon n pleasure excursion through
the east. The expenses are being borne
by generous contributors. the q. p. do
mating the use of the car.
While the train stopped here many
OF the ''schule marms - strolled about
the depot platform, and were the object
Of much curiosity. Some Of them
plainly bore the stamp Of the New Eng
land spinster; they were the older ones
OF the bevy. The ages narrowed down
to about eighteen. All Of the younger
INT were born or raised In California,
and they have that smart, trim style
and rudy beauty characteristic OF CAL
ifornia bellies.
No railroad employee who Glanced
within earshot Of the ''marms" es-
capped n bombardment OF questions.
They asked the longitude, latitude, al
titude and moral attitude Of Cheyenne;
whether Wyoming had female members
Of the legislature; and II the Cheyenne
Indians prowled much about town; and
what kept the houses fast to the ground
so they were not blown away; whether
all of the military officers at adjacent
forts were married or not ; how far
away the gold mines were ; whether
the railroad men didn't get tired Of
work ; all these, and other questions
.'too numerous too mention.-
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eIrr. urs.
IN ..a yshsss n. u.sys-Gs-sraI
rspes Tela2.A


Tbs following fEOn the TSass 10 sx.
plaaatory Of Itself
In Sundays LEADER appears An arti.
Gle headed \ "A Biased Report" in
which an associate press telegram in
regard 20 the Indian trouble In the
North Park Is severely criticised.
There was not . word In that dispatch
but what is true. Indians are in the
North Park, and have undoubtedly
killed two men already. The only way
to get into the Park, except ON snow
shoes, Is by wag OF Laramie City. Pope
ell send troops In to protect those
troops who have gone from here. These
are stubborn facts. which no amount Of
twisting and turning IA overcome.
Whether the LEADER IL right and
the Times wrong in the premises, We
leave the reader TO Judge from the fol-
lowing associated press dispatch:
DENVER, June l.
Governor Pitkin to-day received q
telegram from General Pope, saying
be discredits the report that the Indians
are now in North Park, as he has in
formation from Los Pinos agency that
the White river Utes are there attend
ing the ace OF ouray's farm, and that
Ouray denies that any Of his Indians
are In North Park. or have molested
the whites.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-02

What q truly beautiful world we live
ini Nature gives us grandeur OF
mountains, glens and oceans, and thous-
ands OF mean for enjoyment. We can
desire no better when In perfect health;
but how often do he majority Of people
feel like giving It up disheartened, dis
couraged and worried out with disease,
when there Ii nc occasion for this feel
ing, rs every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof that Green's August
Flower will make them rs free from d.
sease as when born. Dyspepsia and
Livtr Complaint Is the direct canse Of
seventy-fve per cent Of such maladies
rs Bniousness, Indigestion, Sick Head
ache, Costiveness, Nervous Prostitution,
Dizziness Of the Head, Palpitation Of
the Heart and other distressing symp-
toms. Three doses Of August Flower
will prove Its wonderful effect. Sam
pie bottles, 10 cents. Try 1t. dawtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-02

II was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, &C.; my
blood became thin ; I was dull and in
active /; could hardly crawl about, ard
nm old worn out man all over, and
could get nothing TO help me until l got
Hop Bitters, and now l nm q boy again.
Ny blood and kidneys are all right, and
/ am rs active as n man Of 30, although
I am ~, and I have no doubt It will do
rs well for others Of my age. 1t Is
worth the trial."-(Father.)