davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-10-09
Bridge n office.
To Whom it May Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed, the jackson, Lansing Saginaw
Railroad Company of Michigan have petition
ed the Hon. the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Cheboygan, State of Michigan, agree
able to the provisions of chapter ten Q0) Of the
compiled laws of 1871, and the acts supple
mentary and amendatory thereto, to grant to
said Jackson, Lansing & SAGINAW Railroad
company permission and authority to build
and construct bridge across Indian river, in
section twenty-four (24) in town thirty-flve (35)
north of range three 60 west. Cheboygan Coun-
ty, Michigan. Being at a point where the sur
veyed line of the said railroad crosses said
Indian river, I'm the east half of the northeast
quarter of said section twenty-four t24). ~
he said bridge to he constructed principally
Of wood, resting on pile foundation, to be
about one hundred and twenty-five Q25 feet
in length and about sixteen Q6l feet in width.
Such bridge to be constructed without draw
but with draw span of sixty t60) feet in length
supported by q truss across and over the seid
main channel Of the said river and to have an
elevation across the channel of the said river
of about Q6) sixteen feet, in the clear, above
the level of the water for the passage Of boats
and vessels. r lA $50 ~ -td
The said petition will be presented to the
said Board of Supervisors on Monday the
Eleventh day of October 1880, at their annual
session, to be held at the Court House in the
township Of Benton, in said County OF Che
JACKSON, LANSING & SAGINAW
= tiV .g5ag5s RAILROAD COMPANY.
Per e. H. PHELPS, Engineer. e9i
Dated, Chaboygan. Mich Aug. q, 1880.
rrlfer-rrf r t-n.H bCPtAA-ft
, 1880-10-11
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO,

OpFtHAt At$pAt<H ~ &Hs LNkGQF0 4T1444es
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct, 10.-Tho Baltimore t.
Ohio huAd has Il new pIun for Obtaining tho
direct outlet to New fnrk which It hms 30 t,ng
sought. Tho plum Ia that the baltimore 4 Ohin's
Now York passengers 70 II ftagerstowu, where
they takc tho Cumberland Valley Nllirnad II,
finrrlsburH take tho tui,1ltik ltuiroao there for
Allentown. and tho New Jersey Ceutral at the
!atter pfaco fur Now TURK. Anothor route pro-
posed IL to sonh New York passengers 10 IInr-
risburg BY the Nurthern Central tsRIlsoa,l, ,hep
W tho HcHdng As befarc. Tho Western Mary
lnnd tlns tho fOrsprr r,ad l,car l,Iitlsnnre.
Thfa laoa Ia tho bAsls Vt a now trunk
line fr,m Now York 10 tho eouth, us surveys
hAyr AlrcAdy hcrl, l,tXtin tHr thu extension pf
tho Shenandoah FMtlpy Karulh tt tho Atlantic.
mississippi j. Uhiu thllIr.asl. llIIt Of the WUry.
M1l1 Directors vi thu baltimore & bella Hull
rtWd ID reported tn 1lnyr let nut tho fact tfut
tho right Of way intD Philadelphia bus tiCtn
scctrcl f1r Gu. Mtomh'a prO1eoted ra!lrnud
t'9twetn Philadelphia mud Baltimore. Cti,
A'CHnb has recently said IN Washington that tho
to!d would certMlnly lo h!llt, ulld tho Neus 1T
this city thinks this wit! now b. wi,hin Il
snort time Us thu dill'culty of htthor-
s. H,,s,,et,.hn1x se,cntrInx tho fixht Of WY iuto
t3yns o!i ,he de". NJ q T.. tinpsh.xtnn. l,rus-
President, Of thu Chesapeake T. Ual, la,i,ruuI,
tes !ntcrcsto In tho completion 1T thiit r.,al t.,
the sSHbt,nrd and aro EeplriG.l ~ cuilsjlCrluu
thu fallw1Y ~
, 1880-10-11

lives. and tho r1cayunEsh manner IN which he
entcrtnis Ills most distinguished visitors. Hc
sAftl s100N WIS MI he coild ret out
OF him for tho October election, atthouph
he hal ptc<tHc.l $l5A000 in cAso Of. lis
nomination. and with TINT Understandings In
had supported hiu,. Barnum stated that ho
should SEQ Landcrs ut onco p;, bis rpt,,rn IN IN
tl'anapolts md t''acc tho .unhs wbere tho tariff
men wrro getting awny. Tho Convention con.
TIMED for half m hour, und from all that was
said 1t was evident that neither of tho men
"as very hopeful Ut the State go[nK Domo-
cratc, unlcss thcy cnu!d huy themselves In. Tho
gentleman who reports hcartnR ttIs conversa-
tim Is very reliable. Darnum returned 10 I,
city this tnorntng, and has probably secn Lando
befuro this.
, 1880-10-11
OHIO.
EIliJItE%

Special Hspatth to Tas CHICAGO Trbuns.
CiSc1SsATl. O., Oct. i0.-T'ho ynto in Ohio
Tucsday Will i,c tho larRcst cyor cast. II will
probably rsuch dso,0lo, possibly sp0Oo0. Lust
ycnr tho toal vote WIS $4,000, And the Kepul'-
trans carrlrh tho Statc by maturity Of 1.1ht
mud plurality IF l7,lal 4 ,arRo voto atwaya
u1eans In Ohio IL Republican victory, and, lis n
rule, tho lnrEcr thu yut1 tho greater tho Victory.
lin incllnCl IL think thAt tho s!zu OF tho Rc-
publican mnjorty oil Tuesflny ncxt will sur
priso those who are figuring OH n vory close
contest. There hns beon no campaign fl
Ohtn III which tho people Us whulo Wou
50 deeply tntefostei since tho memorable
vMlundixhRm campaign Of leE}. There IL an
undercurront Of fceltng running very strongly
tn fay0r Ut tho Republicans. lausineas- men urn
dlstrustful OF DoMUeratlo nanagcnlcnt OF Ma
tional A.fIlirs. On Third street the banks arm
curtailng discounts. although they havo MILL
inns Of 1noaey Ia the!r vaults to loan. 4 tev
ALL THE BANKS
had gold In largo Quantities. Now 1t would
be difficult to buy. siU,uN Ut 1t In tho street.
sicn al0 turning their bos,ds and GFcbnbacks
Into gold through fear Of what may hA1-
run II ttanCuck unl tts Bourbon Democracy
should cunle itt. Largo coniFucts covering
II long torn of years arb tnauc, In which gold h
expressly stipulated us the medium Ut payment.
Tho influence Ut this lnrgu capital lntercat upon
tho sutB Gust can't Ge1p hut 10 fult. FGw hns-
tI0>s ls,e1l ri 4ny HtanlItlE Are lending Any holp
tu tho Democracy. Tho town IL ln.lghnx to-tlay
90 thu huanuss mems club, 30 strong. which
wins advertised to Inurch In lust ulHht's grcat
Democratic procession. They ca1nc fron down
In tho Filth War.l. anl wore
HUrrL1Eu WITH SILK HATS
by tho I,UsntNl1ltlo Committee. They nlaEchCt
as advertised, but they partt0k of tho same ll-
spirsllon Us tho rest Vt tho wAra shoulder-hit-
tcrs and krntuckI4i,s IN thu line, aud by MID
night snIu business. 1na,l with ba4ly cr1lshel
SILK hut ct'.lll tuye becil see,l On every othor
tluor-stop lur several sluarus III Vine stroet. 1t
is rati,,,ltetl thAt tha utueruts spout nourly ~
much nIoury In lnat nights 9treut denonstEa-
ttut. rs tho Republicans will 0xpead fur all
purp,~cs durluv tue entire eanpAlgn IN
Hamilton County, Tho procession was u
hugo atrair, but q close observer
ot lsa politics suites that thoro wuro 1loro vot-
crs who listened to lnKorsolls speech Friday
hight tban wore In tho unllru pat4llp. Much Of
the I'c.usxtutlc nlataral was drawa fronl ken-
turky. Republicans huru coulldently expect to
itacrcasu
TIE QUO DELEGATION IN coauMEss
from eleven ~ thirteen, Aad hQpo to mako 1t 0f-
tceu. Tho dabasublo dstricts are mostly in the
southwestern cornue " tho State. Tho Ftrtt
DIstrlct-l5cn 1uttcrworth's-it IL feared Will bo
carried by SAM +. Hunt, Democrat, though there
Is u good lighting chauco f,'r tho Republicans.
III tho Second thu light between ex-Gov. Young,
, 1880-10-11

c,..,., 49,. ~
,sa. un'atr" ,n,, " ~, me Gheas' 1saat
York politician win thought ho know | a thtus 1at or
fs..,,,,,.. G Neh1 ,snuenceh ~ catnpaen'
4'"!n's ','n1'1'cm W n'Rat thnt nc MD never
seen anything like tho plentiful use Of u1oucy
which hus distinguished this canynss m tho
Democratic side. ttcm,rts coptinua ~ ,,.,, i ,,'
reeans fresh % urrvas If e1ee eee cso 40 ae%p rom m
tho hIs cities East aud west. Tho 1u,'' lntost ot
Intelligence Is that tcn rutIlana from
Iqttsl,rv. I'M, tro,n Ch,,,1a n,a VA. n.
trt,aHt,,t ,,,,,ha. e.o'hu' Auu m
-. ,.'eN'.| ~, """'ueF itut1 hehtucky haro struck
f"rt Whyns, tho Chtcngo importation beng
r1,r F,cr,Jfitr,us r., Ln-+ ,r,,,. t, ,...
thnt tbe.r gentry roost ht,t, ~ ~, s,.,,..,.ee
n nrt,,ninnnt ncr,ocr.t ,hor, a.,I ,oa".so ~
M WIN ". excess ot hospitality Dictated by tho
hnpc of Using thesn Tnrslny tn war which
WOULD, IL not prevented do tho tItnn,,r,c,- tho
tnoxt t,no,f ~
~, - ~
4h1 S"l"uucs HAFCH HOUSE GANG
IS nlrrady represented here, bit not ono Of It's
metnbcrs n'akcs tloyc that Is not watched BY
Tbo orAntnJ n., ~. ~, ,,n.+ ,; "y ~ Nv 'nao.
tno efs,'kGa nst' up 10 date. Includes Eugene
Hurns FAlhy turns, ftugh n1ias "Threg- tued'
Higgins. Jimmy Rogers, johnny its,k, Mlko
S,Ntlurtl. Tom Mn1,uy. Gna pcrI,ins md
shund, ,rr,Irnr nj, ,oi,,,,,,.. -. '"ns' . n.'o
Iur'!e!ls Of tue Eighteenth Was1l. itut 1t Is Just
lnsslbtn, after al, thnt al v1olcnce i1,uy bo
avoided, and Tint tho election n,nv ms. o,r ~
onlnt1,,s nnI ,,, t,o ,,,h,,In AZ. 1,sI w u"
Iuettt' A"u oh lug "ho!e ~ accently. as It
d'd tonf yeafs ago. Tho fnct of tho
, 1880-10-11
PRESIDENTIAL.
The Democrats Exhibiting
Great Nervousness and
Apprehension.
Additional Expenditures Of Money
md Continued Arrival
Of Thugs.
The Republicans Of indianapolis
Much Excited, and with
Good Cause.
Democratic Plug -Uglies Being
Parceled Among the Sew
eral City Precincts.
Chairman Barnum Terribly Dis
gusted with the Policy Of
Penny English.
Il Tremendous Congressional
Fight Wnging III South
1rnxf (111fa
Elaborate Preparations for the
New York Republican Pa
rade-Gen. Grant.
The South Carolina Democrats Full Of
Apprehension Over the
Neprnea
Il Tremendous Congressional
Fight WnEfng III South
west Ohio.
Elaborate Preparations for the
New York Republican Pa
rade-Gen. Grant.
The South Carolina Democrats Full of
Apprehension Over the
Negroes.
THE OCTOBER STATES,


0"-T''H-'' =" A''~ ''"'A"V~ A'"1A'As
!SbASAfoi's' Inti'' oct' lo:-Ihe ncro usual
lntostst IN tho great polttcal battle At tho
u1ll"t- t-hnx uay aftcr Tomorrow hns B1sen place
10 state OF excatemens which nny be de-
sef'oea as ut fe'er llc'tt' Iho people nf In
t'anahol1s havc seen tholr city i'llIng up during
tho PhSL week WIN tlo scum ana Ito nGsccur'
lngs VI New York. Hsonksyn, Philadelphia, Bat
tfnoFc. Chlcago. Afti 81. Louis, anu have realized
taat TINS influx OF rascallty mcnt no rood. and
nothing hut Ill to the cause Of honest elections.
NOT nhtil sesseriRy' ho"eveF' did tho nEiy
Fimors ot d dnmuAble Dcmocrato scheme 10
o'orrl1o s1w. accefleS' ant fsfblio oruer. anu
thwatt the Will OF a hnpo' rincn aud aoTor Into
aetual kno"'eGKe' Iho scnetno was unko'dcd
10 the fehdltg PUBLIC thls morning through tho
columns ot Mf'Sewe rapef'~hl boldly char8ed
thht oo0 criminals had uce1 ttnpnrtc'l by the
l}ctn"cracy IN tho lust for days. and that hun
drtHlsof Kindred "fctches woro vet to como. Tho
utsnf'cfat'c nlaila9ofe ana cefta'n "c''-known
oitlclAIs were balldh' toRcther Tor tho congental
furpose OF carrying one
THE FOLLOWING nAsfAHnLf pf.AS
to prevent uccoue mon from recording thoir will
throuKh tue on's't'oox: ...
!: TIC botnocrats propose to 70 oaslEost to tho
1'olls' gel POSSESSION OF tne !nc' ahd vote, say
"'Wo o. tao1r iaeh hrs1'
q thc uemocT1s VINO ena!l nave voted arc then
~ "'1ar"" from tne r'Hs' anu gamer u plaee
"R9eGu a, IN III a eoh'c"teht als'ahco'
d. Ine hepnt'ncHns aro 10 10 hnfassctl and
"'!'"1oa oy pelns cuahcu9e1' ahl quarTc's are
10 ne st'ttch up win tho'i' anu WIN tho'r neigh
b"ss WIN S"cat ~ the'F FlRht 10 sole.
=. INC shdt'lacf-strikcrs anu oulliea from
ahfoaa arc 70 tollt'~ ~lth Dso"s' anu orlng on
Hc.lora4 d1stufoauecs Wnich ID tles 10 DO called
flnt.
D. 10 suppress ta1s ooxl!h Ana mhna1hctaroa
r'ot, tue 'o'cfof ol me s1atc Is 10 10 called On
'or tfoo.s ut inc po!s'
II n
, 1880-10-11
ACCIDENT NEAR nYl,OS, ILL.


EE0IN, ILL.,, Oct. l0-An ncclt!cnt occurred this
afternoon on tho ChIcngn. Milwaukee s. st. rau.
Road, Chicago s. Pacific Division. near nyrnu.
i Ernvcl- tr,n rll Into SONIC cAxs. throwing
dozen cars frum tho truck, nnd killing ind
wuumllug fifteen. II tsrcportct 1hn. thrce mon,
trutn ha1,da, wcro killed. Inhn Nya,l, Ut this
city, was killed instantly Mnny nf thn1e wn,ipttel
lnlvtua sport riding on tho tt1an whllu It was
8Wttcbtur.
, 1880-10-11
THE BALTIMORE CELEBRATION,

UHN1|NulEl UGI. IU.-EXEfEIEC8 CllINmCWOr0t.
!nRtho beginning ut the city csn'ury anu u hnlf
ago bcKRn tt,-lay, In snt@t of thu churches
Fefvronce Was tuade to the celebration In con-
neotton With the subject Of religious to.oratIon.
asss established IN tho Aarylan4 colony, The
Ger1lRn Religious congregation hatl rounlon
!n the Academy ut Music. Tho decnrlt ltIOns
!hnn!xhout tho city are elaborate, uud tho
streets aro thrnngcA Tonight With residents and
sisMnea viewing tho brilliant spccsuclt. TAe
tFa1na will be run on ulI the ruads To- morrow.
, 1880-10-11

EpftfdI nf3pdteh 10 Jht thftago TtIhlne,
F0ftT WAYsE. Ind. Oct+ l0.-,Jnr,es Owens,
eoIorcsi, WIS struck by freight tr,s!E of the
rittsburg, Fort Wayne & CblcaYo Railway. thIrty
lnius euat of hero Inst night. md instantly
killed. Ills bDly was dru9gett fully IL mile, anil
hurrlb1y mlisinteh. 11c 'wiis walking nu tim
truck. lie resided at Vnn Vert. O., whcrc tho
botly was tAkct.
, 1880-10-11
OBITUARY..


JUDGE DUVAL.
Spfeta1 Dhpdsth ia 1ht Chicago Tribune
OMAHA, Neh.. Oct. l1.-Tho 1Iotl. II. II. T,lvnl,
Judge Of the Supreme Curt or TcxnH. tlicl ut
Fart 0nnha to-t'My OF abdominal nhscess, for
which he came hero 10 t,e treated. lilo came
hero short tt1ne ngo md WIS tho g.lcst uf his
snl,-fII.a Mini. lt0bGrts. Tic wAst Il, years al
aKe. Ills rGsnNinb will he sent to bis homo at
Austin, Tex, OIL Tues'lRy.
, 1880-10-11

nRAnVoHn, Pa.. Oct l0.--t.nst night McClure'a
hntlse, nt tsed Rock. live miles inst Of hero,
cauEht firo from a latnp explosion. atl,i
burned, together with tho rnIlr1nltl 'lcpot.
and two sn!n1l buildings. Mnnfu SlMtsery. u
thrown out by Mary ilassler. nnottcr serynnt,
rccctvinF Vrtbaba fat,l ttJuries. Tho latter
nscapo1 by jumping. Total loss, fl2:,u0J; purity
, 1880-10-11
KILLED WHILE HUNTING

SPftfdt Dlsrdtth 10 Tia Ch1eaQo Tribune. .
Fast SAGINAW. Mich, Oct. l0.-A young mnn
namctl' Elu,or Slough WIS accidentally klllc,i,
whtlc hunting to-day. by tho discharge nG hls
gun, tho charge going In 1T bis mouth and CON-
Ing cut at tho bnck Of bis hGtln.
, 1880-10-11


NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct. 10.-Chartcs Davis, n
watchman ut tho Custom lIpt,se. accidentally
fell from tho third story at tho PaFtey Ul,cl tn
dry, crushing his skull nnd killing hin instantly,
, 1880-10-11
THOMAS W. COLERICK.

Stxttal Dhpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
FonT WAYNE. 1utl., Oct. 11.-Tho,nRs W. Colo
rick, brother 0f tho lion. Walr.lc q. Culcrluk,
member Of Congress frum this tlistrict, died Mt
O'clock this afternoon uf consumption nf tho
bowels. Deceased WIS y yenrs Ut nge nnd Il
Partner In tho lw tlrtn OF Cpitrlck Hros., Of tus
UluEQ,'
, 1880-10-11

Sptetat Dtspnteh to The Chicago Tribune.
CitEHNYvtLLE, Kue., Oct. 1a-Conductor J. e.
neanu, OF the Missouri River, Fort scutt & Gulf
tond, was Instantly killed this nftcs,,oon ut >
o'clock. fIo was knocked frnn tho st,u Of II
t:nr b. Il trl.1ys tlonr this place. His rcfnntns
wcro brought here. and hts rGlutiycs III Bloom.
inRtut1, ILL.,, were nUtlitt1
, 1880-10-11

A RAILROAD WRECK.
st. Louis. Get. lo.-The west.bound passenger
train On tho Indianapolis 4; st, Louis na,]r,od
, 1880-10-11

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS,
renIS mi.,liat, Msss., 0ct: aTTho Democratic
CouxGcss. "1'o+e W.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-31
sEAssxAL POINTS.

Packer Moore, Of Camp cahIH, has
been ordered 20 Fort Hall
Ia J. T. II. Poster, Sd cavalry. 10
turned 10 For sanders yesterday.
John SPARKS, the xelI known stock
man. departed yesterday for Texas.
H. II. Hackney esq. returned from his
ranch yesterday. hale hearty and heavy
rs ever.
Sam Gardner, OF Gardneras min
%strels, Is working for McDAniels in
Leadyille.
John +. Coad went down TO Jules
burg last night 10 ship his cattle to-day
aud tomorrow.
Cetewayo is described Is having been
very glad 10 meet Sir Evelyn Wood. his
former foe. at Natal.
Sheriff Draper went down 10 Sidney
last evening TO meet his wife, who will
come on to-day's No. 3.
N. Halter. Detroit, Mich; III. @.
Hammer. Greeley. and Mrs. Fred Put
nam, Rawlins, are at Dyer's.
Senator Bruce win live in Cleveland,
Ohio. after the expiration Of his term
as U. S. senator. His wife is a native
Of that city.
Gen. Crook will visit Fort Hall after
leaving Fort Bridger. and will then go
TO the Yellowstone Park. where he will
meet the secretary OF the interior.
At the Union Pacific: s. ii. Hardin,
Colo; A. Hamphill, Chicago; N. w.
Wells. Schuyler, Neb.' T. T. Brown.
Phila,; II. W. Chittenden, Burlington,
Iowa.
When governor and Mrs. Stanford,
OF California, went 10 see 1.-THE Dam
ties" in London one night. Mrs. STAN
ford is said to have worn 100000 worth
Of diamonds.
NJ. do Girardin bases an appeal for
liberty 10 the Jesuits on the fact that
for every Jesuit in France there are ten
republican journalists, SC that the re-
pubic Is In no danger.
ID. w.. Hitchcock, general passenger
agent Of the q. b. q O., was a west
bound passenger yesterday. He will
return from the Pacific coast with the
Rawlins excursion party.
Mr.. Gladstone always insists upon
having even hours sleep a day, and
eight II possible, and sips tea n q mar
cotic at 9 O'Clock In the morning. after
his nights work is over.
The infant son Of the late Duke OF
Medina Cell has been confirmed by King
Alfonso In all his fathers titles, and Is
therefore seven dukes, sixteen mar
quises, fourteen counts, three viscounts
and twenty-nine grandees Of Spain Of
the first class, all in one, and that one
a babe.
Mr.. G. p. Organ has resigned his po-
sition rs general superintendent Of the
quartermaster's department at Chey-
enne depot, to take effect on the LIST Of
August, 1880. Mr.. Organ has been
connected with the quartermaster's do
partment since 1854. and has been ut
| Cheyenne depot ever since its establish
ment in 1857. He resigns for the rea-
son that his private business demands
his entire attention. He intends to re-
side in this community and devote his
time TO private interests.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-31

The fair and festival Of the A. NJ.
E. church on Thursday evening Melted
sos. 10. Many thanks are returned
the faithful committee for the mastery
manner In which they managed the
affair. The committee were: Mrs.
Jenny Smith, chairman, and Mrs.
Nancy Seals, Mrs. Dones, Mrs. Matte
Shannon, Mrs. Addie Davis and Mrs.
Mollie Galloway. 1t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-31

Ths Opsning Of Gen. HAAeoekis let
ter Of acceptance reads like : states
mans primer; or like . commencement
esszy on tie consultation, . fasorits
subject with ssellihg graduates. Per
haps it Is stronger; With . large
amount Of politics for Young Ameri-
cans" . sprinkling Of Analysis q
Civil Government, T" and q seasoning Of
'.Story on the Constitutions, - the lstter
opens up fairly with a moderate expo
sition Of our system Of government.
Chapter J., closes with a rambling 70
ference TO the electoral count Of 1876,
which looks much like an inspiration
from Grammercy Park.
Chapter H.. on public once, Is com
meDdable for its brevity. But four
lines seems n waste Of room and time.
Il would be four times rs easy 10 say
nothing about n public ofice.
Observe the caution with which the
general enters the deep Of statesman.
ship In Chapter Ill. But he gets along
safely and harmlessly untf he strikes
the rock Of free trade. He would
have free trade and protection at
one and the same time. To accomplish
this II were worth while to elect Gen.
Hancock president Of the United
States. Yet there are many people
who believe 1.-THE generals idea abso-
lutely impracticable.
Fearing to 90 beyond free trade, the
general begins tapering his letter by
making the customary promises TO full.
a the duties OF the onice-if elected.
On the whole the letter lacks system,
brilliancy and yigor. II contains
nothing TO mark the statesman or the
scholar. Its arrangement is faulty as
its conception is weak and its impress
sion crude. II provokes pertinent In
quiries which It fails to answer, and
leaves n in doubt rs TO whether the
writer aimed ut severe brevity or was
scared short ON each subject. In either
event II suffers In influence because II
fails 10 al the measure OF public expec.
tation. Gen. Hancock had a glorious
opportunity 10 write n famous letter,
but lie has failed TO improve the oppor-
tunity. We had expected better things
Of him. hence WI are among the disap-
pointed. We are ready TO believe the
statement Of the New York Herald that
Hancock wrote the letter without con.
sulting anybody.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-31

to use SOZODONT than any other
beautilier. A few drops only are need
ed, and when regularly applied to tho
teeth it is not only identifying but
healthful. Much other adorning is
dangerous, but this never. In the sick
room or on the toilet, 1t is equally well
come.
BY using SPALDING's GLUE on the
first appearance Of defect In the furni-
ture, 1t will prove itself to be the most
economical thing about the house.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-31
Notice to Taxpayers.
OFFICER OF CITY MARSHAL AND
ESLOrrrcio CoIIEcTOR.

OFFICE OF CITY MARSHAL ASD)
Ex-OrrIcio COLLECTOR,
Cheyenne, July 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the tax
list and warrant for the COLLECTION of
city taxes for 1880 have been delivered
to the undersigned, collector Of the city
OF Cheyenne, and all persons arc re-
quested to pay their taxes without de-
in thirty days after the first publication
Of this notice, I will proceed to collect
the same by distress and sale Of prop
erty. ANDREW RYAN,
jyItf Collector.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-31


Are you disturbed ut night and bro
ken Of your rest by q sick child suffer-
ing and crying with the excrutiating
pain OF cutting teeth2 II SO, 90 at
once and get n bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately-depend upon IL; there is no
mistake about it There Is not q
mother ON earth who has ever used 1t
who will not tell you ut once that IL
will regulate the bowels, and give rest
to tho mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic. It is
perfectly safe to use In all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and Is the pre-
scription Of one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; %
cents o bottle. jan9-eodAw-ly
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-31
A New Undertaking Establishm.nt.

Craig Il Gardner, the furniture deal
ers, on Eddy street, have added to their
large stock Of household furniture and
crockery. a complete assortment OF
collins, burial caskets and burial clothes.
An experienced undertaken has been
employed by the firm, and he will be
prepared to take charge OF funerals.
furnish hearses and everything else
needed. Orders from the country will
receive prompt attention.
Patent alright Baskets furnished
and services rendered Mt reasonable
rates. jy27tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-31
Notice TO Ranehmen and s,oekmen.

All stockmen and ranchmen ut this
time OF the year should keep on hand
Addoms & Glover's Compound Carbollc
salve. II 10 especially prepared for
Sore Back Horses, Calls, Scratches
Strains, ETC., etc. With care q sore
hack horse n be used and cured by
this Saive. It h q certain, safe and
mild remedy, and 10 recommended by
most Of the stockmen of this county.
It Ii also q remedy for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers and all irritatiops Of the
skin. Sent by mail on receipt Of price,
% cents and 81 q box, by the proprie-
tors. ADDoMs Il GLOVER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-31

Tho firm Of Alter Il Otterbach,
butchers, has this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent, 1. r. Alter retiring. The
liabilities Of said firm have been as
sumed by the new and succeeding Hru
Of Otterbach & Kurtz, who will also
collect all accounts due.
/. r. ALTER,
@. II. OrTERBAcH.
Cheyenne, July 80, 1880.