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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-25

he gets you get two"
'sIndeedr' replied the doctor, with
considerable animation. SIT looks to
me as if you rather sided with my
rival"
The bell rang at this moment, and the
servant announced Cdr. Rand"
DR.. Wood had no time to make any
remark, ere the young man entered the
room, bowling most politely to the old
gentleman and his daughter, who looked
as confused as her father looked surpris-
ed. The young doctor looked both hand
some and happy-the old doctor thought,
triumphant.
"Pardon me, SIT, for disturbing you at
this early hour, but your numerous calls
leave me scant opportunity. My errand
will doubtless surprise you, but will
be frank and open. I wish to ask your
permission to pay my addresses to your
daughter
'To do what, sir?" Numbered the old
doctor, in towering passion. Are you
not satisfied with trying to take from me
my practice, but that you must now rob
me of my child. l will never consent to
give her to you"
"But, SIR" said Edward Rand, turn
ing to Belle. Il have your daughter per-
mission to make this request. 1 told her
of my intentions last night, and she au-
thorized me to say that she approved of
them"
"Bellew exclaimed the father, sis this
truce"
"My dear papa, am in no hurry to
get married, and will never marry
against your wish; but will never mar
ry any one else than Edward
"Ungrateful grill" muttered DR.. Wood,
and the next moment he sank back in
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07
JRssIE

As foresiiadowed. the publication Of
u statement frcn the plaintiff, in the
seduction suit against Senator Hill, OF
Georgia, repudiating her affidavit, and
exculpating the senator, has again
brought the well-known lady lawyer,
Mrs. Belva lockwood, To the front,
and her published counter statement is
a racy topic in gossiping circles in
Washington. She shows, by afidavlts
Of responsible parties, that the plaintiff,
Miss Raymond, did make oath 10 the
charges, and signed the papers in the
case, with n full knowledge Of their
contents; and Mrs. Lockwood further
declares that she is prepared to prove
that her client was subsequently, bought
of, by Senator HIS son and a friend
of Hills, who visited her for that pur,
pose Immediately after sui, vas con
Iuenced
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

THE negotiations between the Pacific
Steamship company and the overland
railroads have resulted in the completion
of a contract by several the companies,
This was signed ON Friday last by c. p.
Huntington. OH behalf Of the Central
Pacific, Sidney Dillon for the Union
Pacific and John Riley for the steam
alp company. The agreement Is TO
continue for five years and under its
terms, the railroad companies guaran-
tee to the Pacific Mail, u business Of
$4,000 q month on through traffic.
Steamships are to be run every fort
night, and to each ship the railroad com
panies agree to pay for carrying six
hundred tons Of freight. 1t is provided
also that the contract shall be termin.
aztec only In event Of the compltion Of
u competing line Of railroad and only
after ninety days notice.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07
TnE aEATHES CHISER IN new
N0ah

The Herald Of March q, publishes =
highly spleed account OF an alleged
interview between = reporter and Mrs.
Timothy Sergeant, claiming 70 he the
daughter Of Juan AIOarAds, the former
Mexican governor Of California The
following are extracts: While the re-
porter fingered at the door of Woo
KEGS hotel. an elegant equipAge arriy-
ed, a lady was assisted out by the obse-
Quious cOaehman. Ascending the
steps, the lady began an animated con-
yersation in the Chinese language with
Woo Ree. She was visited at her resi-
dence in Twenty-hfth street, where she
spoke as follows: ~ am just now
engaged in making arrangements for
the reception and settlement OF all
the Chinese who may be driven from
California by Kearney and Ralloch. !
am not arranging any ofthe details, but
viii assist in them in the general man
agepsut. / arrived here about a week
ago fn5i1 Montana, where ! have fin
ished branding some cattle. When |
left san Francisco, the city was in a
terrible state. Threats OF kearney and
his followers have stopped up the chan
nels Of business, and hundreds Of bust
ness men are preparing to leave. When
l left San Francisco, ] determined TO
see what could be done for the Chinese
in New York. find there is ample
field for their labor here, aud have sent
back word to that effect. This morn
ing / received n telegram from Col.
Bee, Chinese vice consul in California. II
contained a request that I should go 10
the Chinese headquarters and ask the
companies and merchants To o 10 the
west side OF the city. The consul is
afraid that II the Mongolians stay
among the low classes In Five Points,
riot may be precipitated by any OF
Kearney's agents who may come TO
New York in the event Of u general
exodus of the Chinese from san Fran
CISCO
woo kee and his nelghbors are very
uneasy over the hostile attitude WHICH
the owners Of real estate in their locali-
ty have assumed. They say they will
not be able to stay long In Mott street
unless something IS done in an Official
way to protect them. There oughtto be
n Chinese consul in New York. The
minister at Washington knows nothing
OF the condition Of his countrymen here.
/ tried this morning to 1eht two large
buildings neal Malt street. The owner
is an Irishman and I was just finishing
the bargain when l dropped the hint
that the property would be tenanted by
respectable Cinnamon. The owner
gave a jump and said: "I'll not take a
1900 n month for the property. I'd
sooner pull it down piece by piece"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07
A Renefae,or of Mankind.

p. Magnus NJ. Msyr. o. =. D.. Cath. priest,
New Trisr. Daco "A 20. Mimi. writes to J.:
N~eustAcdter & Co, sole manufacturers OF
"Ank<sis," DR.. silsbee's I~SFALLInLR CURES
ron PILES. I used only four OF the dndkrsis
beans: the nrst two without observation OF
the prescrtpt, therefore without success! My
case was very difficult, lasting many years.
| wrote for other mcdicaments To support the
nr.t dosit: ! took the second anu
third rlobulus according to ordinance. aud
since four weeks and two days auer using the
moistcncd pills. ! an cured. DR.. nilsbce Il
really u bcnefactor NJ mnnklnd, 1 sup.
pose ! will nave ro need OF the second
box and evon not OF the NET one, ! am cuIei.
but I viii keep u for my fellow citizens suner-
Ing under like pain and send hereby the two
dollars, an u~nspenknblc small amount for SO
great a benefit. Thanks he tb Coo.
Respectfully. your obeuient servant,
T.. MAosrs NJ. MANH. q =. H., Cath. priest
"AnakesiS : DIR siishre'- External Pile Re
medy. Is sold by druggists every where. Price
81 10 per box. sample mailed free to NIL suf-
ierers by p. Neustasdter a Co. Sole manu-
Box 3stS. New York.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07
THE WANT OF MONEY.
The Government Printing once SUD
d~nIy Takes n Rest The Cause.

A very extensive reduction OF the
working force OF the government print
ing office, Washington, has been sud-
denly made. in consequence OF almost
the entire exhaustion OF the a%ppropria-
tiun made for the maintenance OF that
office during the present fiscal year.
Notices were posted in the building to-
day to the effect that the public printer
Is prohibited by law from contracting
debts in advance Of appropriations,
and that as the appropriation for the
present year is nearly exhausted, he is
directed to furlough the greater part Of
the employees. About one thousand
men and women are thrown out of en-
Payment, who will remain idle until
the deficiency appropriation bill, which
has been pending before the house APP
preparation committe some time, shall
be made. Public Printer Defrees says
a sufficient force has been retained TO
get out the Congressional Record and dc
the work OF the departments n few
DAYS longer.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

THE house committee on .appropria'
lions has agreed upon a special deficien'
cy bill, asgNegating $500 900. including
the following items: For public print
ing, s4o0, 600; for postal service, s40,'
900, including $4,000 for pay OF mai
route messengers; $4,000 for pay oil
postal car clerks; CSC, 900 for increase
In pay OF route agents; $4,000 fol
Winnie Ream for the completion Of hel
statue Of Admiral Farragut. The 9th.
er deficiency items will be incorporated
in the general deficiency bill.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07
A wise Reform.

The habit OF administering quipine In pow
erful do.es, Ms an antidote To maiarini mnlA-
dies. was once dangerous'y Hap
pIly this practice has undergone n wide re
f5rIn. Not oniy the public. but prof. ssional
men have adopted, not wholly, OF course. but
largely. Hosfetter's stomach Bittrrs a. n safe
soisnic substltufe or the pernici pus alkaloid.
The conse luenres OF ibis change are moetim-
portanf- Sow lever snd sgu- Snfsrers are
/ me re isyed, or halle remedy event
ualiy milling 10 produce any appreciable effect
~arept the dosos were increased. A course OF
the bltters pefsistentiy followed, breaks mp
the ror1t nttucks and preven . their return.
The evidence In favor OF this sterling specific
and household medicine 10 OF no ambiguou.
the sources whence 10 pr ceeds are very nu
merouA.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

A ST. JouS, n. B.. telegram, March
5th, says: An unsuccessful attempt &c
wreck the express train going north. on
the Inter- Colonial road. was made last
night, near Weldon, where n pile Of
sleepers and other debris bad been
placed on the track. Fortunately, the
engineer succeeded in clearing n path
through the distractions. The mis-
creants, whose Intentions were evident
ly plumber, escaped.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07
A TERRITORIAL Gov ERSMEST
FOH ALASKA

senator Butler, last Frldsy, reported
the bill from the COMMITTEES On terrific
Tiss for the organization Of the terrific
~ IL Alaska, and the establishment q
q government therefor. The bail pro
yides for the appointment Of a govern
or, chief justice, surveyor general and
secretary, by the president. These OH
GERS. together with the collector Of Gus
toms for the district OF Alaska, are TO
constitute, for the first years operation
OF the government, q legislative coun-
Gil, and are empowered TO provide the
legislation required TO put the govern
ment into operation, and to perfect the
necessary details for the working Of a
territorial government. Their author
ity, as a Legislative council, under the
bill, is to continue until otherwise pro-
yided for by congress. The bill author
ICES the executive council 10 divide the
territory into counties, and to provide
for the registration Of voters. All male
residents, over 81 years of age, includ-
ing Indians who speak the English Ian
guage intelligentS and adopt civilized
habits, who are citizens OF the United
States by nativity OF naturalization, or
by the terms OF the treaty with Russia,
and who have resided in the territory
six months prior TO any election, shall
he qualified TO vote. The bill also pro-
yides for the election Of delegates 10
congress, on such day as the governor
may appoint. The judicial powers Of
the territory. under the bill, are to be
vested In the supreme court, and five
inferior court justices Of inferior courts
are to be appointed by the legislative
council.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07
WARNING TO BE Needed.

Gen. Melikoff has been summoned by
the revolutionary committee to abandon
his post Of chief Of the supreme execu-
tive commission within n week. Mo
ditsky said at his trial that Gen. Nell
kof would DO killed by some OF his
comrades; that although his W at
tempt had failed. a second, and II nee
essary, a third attempt would be made.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07
The Creates, Blessing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy,
that cures every time, and prevents dis
ease 10y keeping the blood pure, stomach
regular. kidneys and liver active, is the
greatest blessing ever conferred upon
man. Hop Bitt.rs is that remedy, and
its proprietors are being blessed by
thousands who have been saved and
cured by it. Will you try it. See other
column.
The Weekly LEADER has the largest
circulation and is the best paper west.
Subs cribe for ii.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

SENATOR LOGAN, OF Saturday, fin
isbed his five days speech in the Fitz-
John Porter case. The senator has dis
tinguisbed himself by n most exhaus-
tive, able and consistent argument
against the rehabilitation OF this union
army officer with rebel s~ympathies.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

The house committee on claims has
reported In favor Of paying the claim
Of Warren Mitchell for sl2s, 600; being
the amount received by the government
In 'e3 for cotton and covered into the
freasnrx
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07
Tun Dublin Mansion uou.e

The Dublin Mansion House relief
committee has received a letter from
Kimberly, in the South African dia-
mond fields, informing it of a move-
ment there in aid Of the fund; also one
from the Irish relief committee at
Buenos Ayres, stating that a similar
movement is on foot there.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07
ApuosIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APHoSIA cUREp.-FELLows' Con-
FOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPnIrEs.-
Aphonia or Loss of Voice, is remedied
III a short time. no matter whether the
cause be from Inflammation of the lin.
ing membranes, from cold, or from ner-
vous arrangement.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

The redemption agent OF the U. $.
treasury department has discovered a
very dangerous one hundred dollar
counterfeit bill on the National Bank
OF Commerce. Pittsburg, Pa.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

FoUR prominent citizens of Casey
vile. Ind. were drowned last Friday
while rowing on the river in a yawl.
They were upset BY a passing steamer.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

A SUPPOSED incendiary fire in New
Albany, Ind, last Friday, DESTROYED
the Depauw plate glass works. Loss,
ss0 0O0
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

GAdrertissrs Uill make note Of nsJGa
thai THE LkADEK has a larger eircld-
iiOa than aay other POPsr Published IN
RyomiAs.s
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

TIE liver At Little Rock. Ark. Is
rising rapidly on account OF unusually
heavy rains.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

GO A WEEK. So u day. a. home easily
fHBE q Co., Augusta, Maine. dl0dawly
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

..lu main line runs frqn chIcsgo 70 Council
Ssns:so. aoiiass, fecf ffsissd, Bsssneers Wei
kes{ty lows c.ty: 1srsngo, Broosiyn. Grinnsll.
&c. and xvccs, Win SSf.nehes from Bsrsan
,ns; ws,:hisPs,Sn; rsiSas,a; ElaSp: hels..g.
MashinEtcu 70 slgourney. 0sksioosa, and Knox.
tes:psarrs in-dspsndssiI eiasonn.. oss UNIV E day.
Wa Ssi z Honio as'l Do s SoiSs. s % in 1ss MH.n snJ
Wlnterseti Atlantic p Lsuis and Audubon; and
hsiirosd. yhich oxns. and openiss through
Throlgh Exprcss Pssssnssr trains, With Pull
man Palace Cars attached, arc run each way daily
hetween CHICAGO and PEORIA, ANsAB crrY,
COUNCIL BLuvrs. LEAvENwohfn and ATcui-
lee and xnnsas CITY. va the "Milwaukse and
1he -I0rsat iiock Isiand- 10 magmtncsntly
s sSsaR |: IA I III sS. :a. 81 n simply perfect and "
whst VII please you mosi xirl BE- tho pleasure
SesadfsigrsiHss % fiilois snd Iowa. IN one q
III Tsro nsSnl esp9.. PITT Tns Ssrs ssss =: .sso an s,, a,
ne.i. = soods 4 Q ssivsd d any nsss-cisss Sossi..
Approaching The fsct that . majority Of tho
PPsSPcsss asa lie innsSss pssssnt 1sr Sansrsns
VI This linc wnnnnttng ~. We arc PLEASED 70 am
nouncst thai this company runs Pullman tuiaes
SiHsytns Cars for sleeping purposes. and Palace
coEXddkhE AEuftE4cS "a: n :
Eer isSsssssssa - esssisssie a =,
A, KIMBALL.
osnr superintendent
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

Ne Ad.suass.sAE 6Asased Er Lsa aaa IN
eg1Ex
-DAIE LEADEk, all transient advertass-
nsnts 10 eents per Has, each IN
81 ton . insertions eight cent? per line; y
Local NooeeH. psf hne. bourEsoin. e.ch In
ssrton. 10 dsns Per 1ne 5insertions ; cents
WEEKLI LkApEE, al transient advertise
ments . seats per hne. nut Insertion ons
month ~ cents per une: ak months. Nc cents
per line: one year S cents per line
cheyenne Oct lSL lsU.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. r.

THE EAST q THE WESTi
sALoON where you can enjoy your @Hsvana"
" nGsss q is sos s s1I span the M,..i..lpp,
line. and transfen are AVOIDED Al Council Biun.,
kansas GU: Lsayenwerth and Aiehison. con
gH SHiSE ssEEiaEzsHEFzzkk a /; i SS EsE Gas 2s
r5 AZ s s5S SSsss, viii all d-i-srG,nr line. for tho
Az soEiss0soD: with tho L $ AN. 8 andP.
Aswj4snisoTos Hxreurs. with p. c. s ST.
ALA sAfLE, with n. Cent B R.
VI. ~ ma sndT. f:.AhW: ,ESs.-.s
hind i's sSors Elas.99 ND MT 'aoes LA i hso. Has la.
CA KIT with ths Davenport Division
A wssr Linsafr with shs n. C. n. n. =.
ADJ Hoss.iiss .i.s b. III :
49,; IN 2, 4 No; e |. SsPh
1870, and c.k. 40. hds'
Az kHQEuk. With Toi, Pee. War. wab- 81.
l4 q czr IN sne a Is Il. s & 4 siiw. H. ha''
Aieh: Es6. and Cen. b.. .. III. Rds.
ca AZ ihstkysswoHrn' with Kan. rae. and Kan.
xsIkxSszs CIT, with all limo. for the West
!. sSs:.sS =. rECEIA Pc N9ssEs.
.SsS.s 1sek xsaasd xsusss" aro soid ny
N ho6s ssekse e9es. address.
e, ST. JOHN.
Genr Tkt. and PnssG Agt. -,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07

Private Hospital. IN LII A tsv ~crt, price so
y Cl.1k ST., hiessc. @ esnis by maiL Ny<--
" TsPeishy. al - re. Of SAfsr-. Pays
frvatr. Chrssr anf oiau Of Marriage. Or.
@ufsnats Dise.@s @0 fnhs 81 G.asrstisn.
Ceesuitsusa fres~ Di..sf. Of roath sd
tsiiss snd 0entis- hanheed: . re-ith Of
~ men. teat zee DALAI - eheks and sAiaahie ln
hr sanpiss Of b<<t formaiisn. 81 iatrr~st
rubbsr gods. and - 10 bssh srsss. NstAinr
vaisabis infsrr afisa sntssly@ d rea t..ts
srprvsa- Helia- O. and rrap<nsst Isfar.
he Female rilis. Gsu~ nation nsysr b-fnr-
Pr bar. Private puhii,hsd. No fsnaii,
~ ksns shA nurse tor -. sheaA u sithsat a.
LaAiss during eear o Aajr.ss. DA a. q.
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a ss.Ps.',s ss.lss' "a, n ';sa
scyssp>4A e ThA-r wertA kssui.s- By sahssrirtisa-
rssssk noe. viii gssa reisrsssea, 30 fsfnlsA he sstat fsvs.
asd rive terms that Yin iHssrs . werksr ever 9ioo . meath
AAkss INTERNATIONAL rCR CO. bsx sss2. o. Lssis, No
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Courtesy of Wyo. Archives
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-17
A ADEsTRUcTIvE EXPLOSION.

Denver, Aug. 14.-A Times special
tom Como gives brief account of an
accident which occurred at Red Hill, q
small station on the South Park road.
Last night about - o'clock fire bloke
out in the depot and caused an explosion
of about 1000 pounds of powder, which
blew the depot and every building in
the place to atoms. The agent, T. E..
Collier, was badly injured by burns and
is not expected to live. His assistant,
Charley Hilton, was killed, and two
other men badly injured.
Further pal lticnlars of the explosion at
Red Hill last night are to the effect that
T. E. Collier, agent; L. J. Conway, as
sistant agent. and Chas. Glinn, freight
er, were sitting in the depot awaiting
the down train when the explosion oc-
cured. When the Fairplay coach
reached the scene of the disaster soon
after, the passengers found Charles Hill
ton, an employe, fearfully mangled, not
o stitch of clothing, save one sock being
found on him. Collier was severely
wounded about the head and it is feared
his skull is broken. Conway was inter
nally injured but not fatally. Glinn was
wounded about the body, not seriously.
His coat split from the neck down. The
ground on which the depot, freight house,
eating house, saloon and forwarding
house stood is now bare. The buildings
were blown into splinters from the size
of toothpick to that Of kindling wood,
not one stick on another remains of the
five buildings. It is said that twelve
cases Of gunpowder were in the freight
house, but this is mere rumor, and
there is some mystery about the affair
Agent Collier, who has recovered con-
scionsness, soys there was no powder
about the place. It is said that the stage
driver caught o scoundrel breaking into
the safe after the explosion.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-17
LATEST BY MAIL.

New York, Aug. 14.-,rhe bull fight
which was to have come off this after
noon, was postponed until Wednesday,
on account of threatening weather.
Indianapolis, Aug. 14.-The democratic
central committee opened the campaign
to-day. Over 200 speakers delivered
addresses in the various cities and towns
of the state.
New York, Aug.l4.-The Tammany
democratic state committee, Of which
John H. Colby is chairman, has Issued
an address to the democrats and called
convention of the party to assemble at
Albany, September 8, for the purpose of
nominating a democratic state ticket.
Bath, N. Y, Aug. 14.-About 5 O'Clock
this afternoon, K. E. Parkhurst, young
lawyer Of this village, shot and killed
Fannie Howell. daughter of prominent
merchant here, and killed himself. They