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, 1880-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE APOLLO CLUls CONCEnT,
As upon tho occasion Of tho first rcglilnr con-
cert OF tho Apollo Club on Monday cyeutug, lts
extra concert 1nat evening was nttontlctl by nu
audience which illtcd ovcry part Of tho Centri
Nt'sic- Hail. except in tho tmmutlato. vicinity Of
tito stRgo. tho mai,l feature or tho occasion being
tho performance for tho first tmo in this cuflll-
try OF Nub'nssolns orntorfo, or, rs he styles It,
"sacrcd o1'crn," OF tho "Towor Of Babel" Tho
tlrat pnrt Of tho program wns Of q miscellaneous
chnrncter, Including a Rllto for orchcstrs. by
krctschtncr, called "YlllnR0 Stortcs"; Kot1p's
Air ind VariRtlons," by 1ttss Kellogg; IIa1tiel's
"laudaIIur than tho Cherry" by Mr. Whitney:
ai;d IAilhorta song, "on Il March Might" by
MISS Kellogg. Thu Bulto IS II worry plensNnt
played, Miss Kellogg uutte hc,4Itcled tfo ault-
ento With hor handsome performance OF tho
Hote nir through I'LL its brIllinnt u,nbroItierfos
and wis e,,cnru(l, replying With "The nllio
Alsntian MounMlnH.' Hor second MUM.
oor waa sung with tho .organ for IN
unfortunate. TOR oven tho Conttal Mustc- Iiail
orKnt,, however f,uo 1t mny be Or however lint,
trippias baia Mr Whitney att sanx s shs ttadat ~
nra with ntt his customary grnco and junction.,
and bud to repent It.
analysis or tho "'rpwer 0f Iab0l' md III to its
cllcgt upon full flcArihg ana tho merits OF tito
performance In detail tcscry8 comment until
.nuothor ocensIon, ut this titne ony saylr,g tlat
Us PortnriIiniscn was worry orGtltA0o to tho Eluu,
1,' ant3 TINT tho H9osts, Mr Whitney, Mr. FrtscA,
cGptnblY. AfNi,y PORTIONS Of It Wcrn received
with great fNvor by tho audience, aud ono Of
fno tnlnbora, the nlnrch mud chorus Ut tho
3apth!dcs. was enthusiastically cncored.
, 1880-12-08

dress, With gnltf trimmings, round hnt with 1rnb
p'n1sTH 1ss Hso sa o,sSnis e s%r,, vorr
snme dress Of Knr,lct sntln with hat 10 tnatch
c.a1aratS ie;e.pi!on. with pcnri trimmings, and
Nlts. L.M Kl'nL9l! VIVA nttrod. In pink satln
rom; WI, spHnlah lnco oypr'fcss, and 1unrl
;, Miss swift had on dress Of white Paris mus
LIN nycr white silk; url!a!nonts, penrls.
Mias ~ Marato,, was attlred u, q cream. .co!orcd
c0nred chenille, mud phk and crcatn.oulurct1
'SIa srs. Phelps Ind on beltotronc. coorci t,o.
cade, trinnsd with satin oi 1 tinrKor shade.
White hns. trfmmed with ioathors, md diamond
T11snE WE'RE PRESENT,
Howard. III. W i. liowar'l. hgr Sr"thsr @ s'Sus Mrs,
Sn %s. Mt, 5s' A.. q l5Hewar T. Ro,er sf M I!9war
uS1iHs i hi!pns; ;1a kr ,ias M Il AZ
sssre @ aS @ ysesE Ef r sn 1a @ E*a5 his + !FES!'* Fx1*
a,, ;er of Nsw Yerk, hiastor Iiarry iiownf,l.
1lss a,i',et3 b., NJ aa M; it%s
iioync, Mr. and Mrs. wnlter Tack, Sr. auH iii.
t. L. Y effy H,mSn m1 MI Y sH @ ~; W I l!s%k' HS;s r m 4
cnster.. Mr.. md Mrs. N. u. Jutlnh, Mira Il, i,
HutcttusOn: Mr.. Fred u. Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs ii.
j! aHwyer.. Dr.. H. =. Jn1,ca, AIr. Iiinokiey, Mrs.
!llnckler. nr. a. a. md Mrs. Hall, Miss Minute
MMetly. ny. Kelly. alr. nnd Mrs. William u. Phil
lPs. Miss Phillips Of Eynnston, ur. md Miss
AEp9rt Mr. md Mrs. Ed F0rc,nan, Mr. and Mrs.
1s;, s. w; rssk g. Mr. md Srs. ltHtss, NJ and Mrs.
.;s e. Afr. n, snd y Miss harston Mr ana M FFed
Aln'a KitnbaIl, MIR. and Mrs. q. ii. Cumintngs,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Huntingdon, Mrs. GooiriJgc.
Miss tlitlinEtn.t, Mr. Anu Mrs. Henry Diltec,
Mr. J. II. md Miss SfcAvoy, Mir. ". II. Uoyitlr.
Ton, Miss Isuytngton, Mr.. Rrd Mrs. Fred Fnke.
Mrs. Thltunn. btr md Mrs. Thomas Hoyne, Dir.
md sirs. t!Gnry, Mr.. md Mrs. ]. now, Col. md
MIS-: q: :. !irlco, Lima, O.: tho Hun. James T..
Neal. lintnllton e.; Mr. and Mrs, !. J. afctli,
Alr. and MIN William Penn Nixon, Mr.. {. +,
!k1mhnll, Miss nuell. Miss Hilton. Miss kimbark,
~; n @ @sari, thE ~ Msses Campbull, Mr. anu Mrs. 4.
as.rso IeeFcr. Sr and Mrs. F. tGlIi ulIiatts. 81: 81:
william Tiden, tho Misses 1[opson, Miss Swift,
DryIlln 7. l3rIKtt. Mr.. W. il. Jutlson, viii 4.
Mnl, Miss Ada Willintns, S[essrs. Fred md Olo
billings, ,br. .Jnmcs Owen, Miss Owen r, ,l,i Mrs
Calvin Cobb, Miss iiclle D0atlrfdge. Miss WAtls-
WORTH Mrs Wil!utng, Mr.. nlil " rs. Paul MGrtu,l
NJ. Charles Kmbask, A1tss kImlmrk, Miss Ninn
Kent, Mtsa EuEgnt. Miss Emily Lyon, atr.
CHARLES Hoops. Mr.. Hail.. Mrs, Henry Cook,
Master Cook. Mr.. Charles Kelly, Miss Kelly, Sir.
hlaek Norton, Mr.: George s. Willis, Mss Gracio
lHottFGs, IT. Len Hodges, Miss Josie Swlft, Mr..
Fred swift Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps. Mr.. Thu1nns
The music was furnished by John A. HIND,
VINO Rnve M elaborate Program during tho
evening,
, 1880-12-08

Gott, in nm0,,nt nni ,,rotlt TSav t,n r. tn.n
or Lilo n,ljcs Of h.umnlI nnd frr,ffnr ,nns nssl
which, acu 10 tho 1Si ,nScs ~ ,nnti t,rncr,r '
ut n pfrit. lv thn tmm,nv !. i, i,n ,',.,ta,.
nf tyusttnw If, thcs" t,r,ncr i;no. "m NV 'sWH w
ceniiMn,.o ri 1,rntii"ic I,ssuna ~ r., u, .,
n MD M lorr ns thc iInvrTmrt ha ,a's sn, M,s'
lnrro Interest NJ crcfnr Il rntnnt mi snmntd,.
Tho rcccirts md rsUcn,'ii,;r;.. n, TIM ron,rs,
rac;c tTnt',ny ror thn vcar ondtnS fo I'm, n,
inst arr st"tnt =. fni,ows o se"F eiAu'n4 tune ~
'"'" NV 0'"'e1 "' i",,,"s; .,s.aa,
F,r,,,rs NscEtf1s' .,- NM >,
f;t1'nr y s,,, $lss
roto, -ooot,,. ..... 40 ~. -
a"'' IN:
Spsai vSpntaii'n9 M Expenses hhd tnxcs.. ....S sS O.:
, 1880-12-08
IN BRIEF.
SI11EELt-MAt.T1N.


4 0uIot wedding occurred at o'clock lust
ovcnihg in tho Michigan Avenue Mnthodist
Episcopal Church, tho parties to tho Contract
being Miss Maggie II. Mnrtin, daughter OF Mr.
md Mrs. l.. r. Mnrtin, and Mr. Alfred Il. Sid
well. Of this city. Tho church wns we'll filled
,.t wlth f. seiset comRaay md the serviccs wero
M TIC aislo ia tho following or1er: Messrs. q. il.
sWoo'!cock and +. +. Clark, ushers; Miss 14cfn Y.
Martin and Mr.. G. i. Wullnnil; MsB Jennie "
C!or1!Kan md MI. J. 4. Martin; tic
pr nrtdn and xoom. Tho ceremony wns performed
church. After tho ceremony the bridal party
went 70 the resIfence Of tho brit!e's pnrerta, No.
3SA Wabash avon,le. wtlere reception was ton
tlgreu to tue happy l,utr. After a short bri,lal
lrlp t0 St. lDls. Sir. ind Mrs. Sftiwcu will nuke
Chicago thoIr home.
Mis-. CHARLES 1IENnoT1N
gave delightful 1ntllcs' reception yostort]ny
atfer710oE ut her residence, Nc. S3 North In
snlla strcot. A lar9c number of prominent So
c!nty a,l!es Woro present, nnd n very pleasant
klnsloy, nnd John Hands orchestra rendered
until O'clock.
, 1880-12-08
SPECIAL l,A'r1:a.

ST. Lou1s, No., Doc. ;.-Thc st. t.o,,ls Associa-
ton at General Passenger nnd Ticket Agents. ut
meeting hcre to-day, adopted tho following
sncclnl rates during tho continuance OF tho cut
VI rates; From Kansas City nnl vt. Louis to
ChichRa md New Ynrk, SCI; Philadelphia, go;
baltimore and Washington $t3: t,,ttfalo, Wherl-
ilg. nnd i'arkersbnrR. $ts: Cleveland. I'll. All
Eastern lines Interested III those rates wero null
tlDd Ut tho ncuun Of tho tnepkInH.
, 1880-12-08
MISSOURI, KANSAS q TEXAS

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 7.-Tho Nt,rs epccinl
frntn ahn Antonio says contract has nl,en,ly
been closed for ttiilinR no miles Ut tho Mis-
souri,, ka nsas 4 TEXTS l,un nnd TINT tho work
would hc brHun Mt Fort Wortl, Immediately,
arid by built hni why's. Tho contractor enitl
Il was tue Intention or tho nAnnH Hrncnt III tho
Missouri. kansns & Tcxas to l,rIng Tho rna,l to
Snn Atgnio. ntl4 ut present thore II ,1sf,v6mcnt
Hn lnut 1T New York Tor an arrangement by
which tho Missouri. Kansas 4 rexns wt,l,Il us,,
tho track already Inid Ii tho lilo Grarlo.
, 1880-12-08

Epstfdt Dttpdftt 10 TIE thtcdan frtbtlnt,
nnsr,S, Mass, Dec. T.-Tho rtIt1lor Was current
OIL tho atrcet totlay TINT ElIjall Smith, nf this
CITY, tho Nccc'vcr Of the burlington Il SOUTH
western Ral1r,atl. hhd purchased that rund for
t1 In tho Interest nf tho Chicago. l3urltn8-
ton Quincy people. This report Mr.. Smith
cmrhnt!eally dontes. and snys TINT tho purchase
WIN will sonn rcotEantze md operate It ~ 1nny
sec'n an;t 10 them. Nnihn1 wi,4tcver has beci,
of tho Chicago baltimore 4 Quincy ltoud.
, 1880-12-08

NEW fonK. Dee. G.-Thu New York Ccntrnl &
Hudson Hlycr, tho Michigan Central, pmu tho
Lake shorc dividend meetings viii 10 hcll iu
this city 0n tho 18th lust.
, 1880-12-08
IOWA EASTERN.

Spffta9 Dhpateh to 1As Chttaao Tribune,
AC0nRaUst, H.. Dec. 7.-Tho Iowa Easteru
Auils'ad tnurrnw- Rnugcl hAs suspended all
ttains 0n ACCOUNT OF poor business.
Tho Iown Easloru runs 1rb.n iieulah Junction,
0n tho !iuo Of tho Chicago, Milwaukee T. 1T.
Paul Railway, tu Elkaler, tho eullnty.seut Of
ClAyton County. Sucu the Milwuukge Company
bought the ch1cug9, uubuqu0 Il MinutsQta
, 1880-12-08

Special Dspasea 10 The Chttngo Tribune.
McGNEtn1s, H.. Dec. TALL trims on tho Town
EaHlcrn Narrow- Gaugo llnIroAd aro ngaIn ruiz
'.nT rckIltry, ,nn! will continue, MS tho Fres!-
dent OF tho road Informs lis.
, 1880-12-08

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. T.-Tho board of hIau-
ngers Of tho Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
co1npnny approved President Gowcn'B pnn for
difficulties,
, 1880-12-08

Railroad tho iittlo road hns fnt1 hnrd work, nntt
nnnlty expired. Tho Milwaukee, s,nmpMny viii
probably buy tho rmd, Rnu rl,her mako II ('r1s,I
ER'lRn Ut u nr tcnt mp tho cntrc roN.f, which Is
tho nust HkrfY. =
, 1880-12-08
. ALI that II IL Recommended to Ut,
Chilli Cl1rpl.
Pain In tho Hack.
Dyspcpstn and indigestion.

Waterman Station, De Kab Co., III. .
DEAR BlH: THIS II tu curt!ty thnt Jour tSntAS
ntUOD BYltUI' hna curad mo uf rain IL t!e nseL
II ID d vhtuR6ID medicine. Nils. M0Uu
, 1880-12-08

Clinton Ha1l'a "Strateg[sts hogan tho wcck
at tho Grand Opora. lIouso Monday evening. Tho
house was well tlltod. and tho piece was welt 70.
cc!vei slnoo Tho strasoglsts WIS Inst soon
III this city, tho pieco bus bcen co,istderaby i'm
proved. III its rrcsont shape IL will a0orI a
ploasunt evenings oEtortnlnsnent. Tho present
somp1ny supporting Mr: lIa!i Is u good
4 lit Us Nf&iio Iiouqlrd, her so1xs beinr nort,s
"ray rollahod; Mr. char!es 4. uardnor, iii. i,
J. Hind. md ChaFins b. NoHcrs arc also worry
tho coMety. howey9r Ii chiuily and worry ably
sustatned hy Pr. lial! anti Miss Vickcrs. At tho
Di!a ct Tho th!r.! aet Mr. HaIl was compia,ontetl
speech wheeoEn ha thankeA tho lnuIlaReneat
1t whit ho was p1eused to cali tho hal,Ist,ii,Gst
they had mounted hla pIeue, "~4
, 1880-12-08
TESTIMONIALS,
ILLINOIS,

UlheA1o of tho SlOu a c1l nnI I,iver
nr.,a,r. Cairo, Alex anderCo. III
70 use your reliable INDIAN NlfHij yyJtfba ba4nGsa 4h
No. 30 EtghthsnG ClIHs sIipI,rv
, 1880-12-08

De1TihcFc. no0ne Co.. H.. reh A,sa
l,kAM slH have boon using your [Nil An III hin
a. hOt d0r SONG tno. and mi lerteciy talt1ed xts
tlo roAulta 1t furlnGa tho Hood j{eatnrss III ~
petite btfonKtAchs tho Nerves. iieRuAles liz sto,,
0eh ana Ho1eIs, md ltelissen Hbeut.lhfstu Ss,ns
Aot " "stuoatlL Nils. WESrFAif
, 1880-12-08

r.., ,, FtsheE. Champaign O., III
HOOD Sfftt. has dnnc me tnnre vuud fur KIdn.s
complaint and Heart Diseasg tEnr any ptiIer mtda.
Gn9 aVet GAeu. II also uEt uf t1y rhdtpn ~
Chllls unit ScfQlula, Aid i ttfrS ttTItsHH"A ttTIIttsHH"A
, 1880-12-08

Sandwich, d. KAIb CO, I'll.
DxAH sLMs This y TO certify lint yout lhl,!AH
!!l.OWD SfHuF, which procured from 5Dtt ASsnt.
has cDnipletoIy cured t'to of Dysrewa |. ~ pssl
, 1880-12-08
Tllird-Day CIli1IE,

nEAt Hin; Thla II to certify that ,yUur INDIAN
4LVOD afRuis tins cured ni0 Ut tlts Thjrd.Dhf
Ghllls after all ushor medIclnea had fnilat
MISS DuOVyN
, 1880-12-08

- Teutoro1f4, EfIHHhhm 20. !!E
DEAR Sin; YOU, great lHl1AN ni.ulp Sfnufn
recommend II tO all similarly atiiSlsa; . ,,ns
, 1880-12-08
CAUTION TO nptpoctrr,

DeNaf1 OF Counterfeit MetrInc / crHa, :.
kIaN, ~ a''tS4t tsAae 1Epm drn{.
, 1880-12-08
Suppression Of 1Ienstr1a.a'stio3aa. 4. a. III

DEAn HlA. My dauRhtor WI. sanyrftr y"t.t,,s anlat
pfvs4lun III MUnslTuHl1Un. aIs4 nfttF ~ KS treA-
ks tifuuity f0r IvTo than ygaF I'M Ia - I'D "aa
NeIt OF Two plyslcols0ons ~ XII Irisi Ut nlAaf
Ui6or mSdIsfass arlot,a which was II tttT2s li40p
aaiyn. bethuaaht aysslf ~ ~ na.n,tis, nlJ ~
esuKat on w a,Sa.Sil a,,aailed oa ntI ~
your Incidence and, to the 10y Ct ~ re:ujsritI SOD
fHopds, aA8 Vas suon TesII1,ttefaa r. WiiiTMUAk
health. JUN ~ "~'e
, 1880-12-08


Buckingham. Kaakxkee Eo. ~. msy mssy1.@.tss - HI
DEAR Sir, Iwa4 Hruat Su6sr9r iTsna Tad ,,na TIat
must valuable INDIAN Ul.Opl} siMu!i rMuf Hum aeJ.
much relic vod aud beucttod IseoatnsE ESuEtl
te4pR n n ANNA f4%s9SAt'T
, 1880-12-08

"a @SU~ svoucuntla. Inae cni !IIiio
DBAN EtNt hnyo us1t your Xfost n Ht.,ot lur.
HYltln md hAvo FOUND II I1SluhleH1 HI r. ~ ,ueh
Re1t Ano t3Ae p4s&kuse ~ 'etot {. |. rHAIIt
, 1880-12-08

hyAn SIR, 1 hayo used ypur e1caIfant indian
DlUUu SYRUP In my tumlty to t,nst nfa YcaA
hnd hnyg always tnunt II just rs rtcunllnahael. Nu
kh1 host fn;uiiY H,ndIdIpa GYur USED Tn uy family
alHA. Al. A HuHEA
, 1880-12-08

L4FtF C0Nt1TWEt!ts ,t n iE@
EucktpglAt1 Kankaxeu Co.. Ill., MAJ ~ y ~ Al.
aA HiK: eeyrfully ts.tlfy that 9e1ff 3u. ri.
ebraisd INDIAN Ni0U IL Hul KlrGs nht. = ussd
II itnve uso1 Jour cdtCtnu with ts MT IL Ste 10
tory fGsuItY ind can t9rcfoEe fecutnastHi t ssdsch
~ "o0o'to WI" AWE ~"'AS'NA bAHAM fkhks'
, 1880-12-08

DEAR BtRi This Il to cortity That yulr lS!iIAS
hlupD HYttuI has cured sug If Lung Dsea1e anss
had 6seh troubling mo for II lung time. lcoesiti0
- iHHlH WlTrINGT1S
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-07
An A.,onlshinp Faet.

A large proportion Of the American
people are to-day suffering from the ef-
fects OF Dyspepsia or disordered liver.
The result Of these diseases upon the
masses Of intelligent and valuable peo-
pile Is most alarming, making life net
uallya burden instead OF a pleasant ex-
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It ought TO be. There Is no good rea-
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the advice OF Druggistsand your friends,
and try one bottle OF Green's August
Flower. Your speedy relief is certain.
Millions Of bottles of this medicine
have been given away 10 try its virtues,
with satisfactory results In every ease.
You nj buy a sample bottle for 10
cents 10 try. Three dose will relieve
the worst ase Positively sold by all
Druggists ON the Western Continent.
dawltf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-07

brigade march to+mOrr0S 70 KOkOIan
where il will De well placed, and this
will facilitate supplies being brought
into the city. The 10th Bombay in
faRtTy with the 50 BOLsbay cavalry will
march tO-mOrIOs 10 OTsn up eommHni-
cation with Gen. PhAyre,tO whom ! am
writing requesting him not 10 push on
too many troops, but TO utilize his trans
ports rs much as possible in the convey
anc Of stores and supplies. The Az
ghans fought brayely until BAHIA WALL
was taken in the al They then lost
heart and fed In wild confusion. The
cavalry pursued them fifteen miles.
Portions that held together were COM
pletely dispersed and took 10 the hills.
This does not apply, however, 10 the
Cabulese regiments. Ayoob Khan
escaped with a small following. The
enemy's loss is not yet known but IL Is
said that 400 fell in the pursuit. The
enemy left 200 dead.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-07
An EXPLOSION ~ oaAHA

Shortly before Z O'Clock Sunday
morning n terrible report startled and
shook the entire city. The people who
were up rushed out doors, and those
who were yet asleep were awakened.
Many supposed from the shake that
some sort Of an earthquake had taken
place. II was caused by the explosion
Of n boiler at Metz Bro. Is brewery, n
very large establishment. The whole
north brick wall was blown TO pieces.
The boiler fiuea, about twelve feet long
and five inches In diameter were blown
distances ranging from one TO five
blocks, m fine went through the roof
OF a house three blocks away but in
jured no one in the house, and another
landed on the roof Of n warehouse four
blocks away. Portions Of the boiler
casing. weighing two or three hundred
pounds each, were thrown severa J
blocks, narrowly escaping the dwelling
houses. Several small houses in the
immediate vicinity were shot full Of
holes by dying brick. The only per-
son injured was the night Waterman,
Fritz Grebe, who was buried under the
bricks. lie had M leg broken and re-
ceiyed numerous severe wounds and
bruises. The employees had not yet
arrived To work, otherwise they would
have been killed or injured. The cause
OF the explosion is supposed Ia be no
water in tho boiler, although this is
contradicted by the Waterman and
foreman.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-07

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-07

The Inter Oceans Washington special
says: The intrigue and opposition TO
Capt. Howgate's promotion was deeper
and more pronounced in certain Of
lcers who have personal ends 10 CRAFTY.
IL Is alleged that they seem determined
to resort TO almost any m.asure TO ac-
complish their purpose. II there is any
foundation for the current gossip no
end of embarrassments are threatened,
the half Of which, II well founded, would
certainly make the position OF any Of
ncer hardly tenAble In the army.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-07
THE DEFEAT oE AYoon KHAN.

Gen. Roberts sents the following Of
fetal report:
The report Of Reconnaissance carried
on by Gen. Hugh Cough and Col. Chap
man, on the 3ist ult., afforded me al,
the necessary information regarding the
enemy's position. found il quite
practicable TO turn his right, and thus
place myself to the rear Of BAHIA Walli,
where Ayoob Khan's camp was. de-
cided on doing so and commenced the
attack shortly after o o'clock yesterday
morning. To cover my design | made
preparations for a direct attack upon
BAHIA Walli. This point was entrusted
To h troops Of Candahar garrison
under Gen. Primrose, who also arranged
to occupy my advanced positions OF the
previous day. At the same time the
cavalry brigade under Brig. Ger. Hugh
Cough advanced upon the leftand with
out difficulty reached Argand Abb,
where it was well placed for pursuit
should the enemy break either towards
Ghiuisk or Kakrez. The attack was
made by the first and second brigades
under Gems. McPherson and Baker, re-
spectively, with the third brigade, under
Gen. MacGregor, in support. The
whole infantry being under the COM
mand of Gen Ross. An elevated village
within 200 yards Of our position was
strongly held by the enemy and had
first to be taken. This was done in a
most gallant manner by the 92d High
landers and I'd Ghoorkas covered by the
artillery. The two brigades then ad-
vanced through orchards and enclosures
fighting steadily. The left Of the I'd
brigade being brought round until the
village OF Pirspaimal was reached. At
this point the enemy was in great force
and they fought most resolutely; but
nothing could resist the determined ad-
vance Of the British troops. Shortly
after this reverse, the slope of BAHIA
Walli was reached and the standing
camp Of Ayoob Kahn became visible.
All the enemy's attempts to stem the
current were fruitless. by II O'Clock
at noon the camp was in our possession
with tw~enty-seven pieces OF ordnance,
which include our own guns, lost on the
9th of July. The casualties in addi-
ton to those yesterday reported, include
three officers of the cavalry,s lightly
wounded; the sd ~highlanders had 81
wounded, 3 OF whom since died; the
Tad had IL wounded, one OF whom since
died; among the natives IL were killed
and ~ wounded. The total number
wounded is about 210. The cavalry
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-07

PRESIDENT TAYLOR dismissed his
congregation ut the tabernacle last
Sunday with the injunction To give the
president u hearty welcome. Taylor
and Cannon went TO Ogden in a special
car. President Hayes arrived ut .
O'Clock, Taylor's car was hitched to
Hayes special and Hayes went back
and had n pleasant conversation with
the Mormon chiefs. The school child.
rem were drawn up in u line to welcome
Hayes at Salt Lake. lie bowed fire..
quently in recognition OF welcome.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-07

THE baroness Burdett Coutts, who
has set her heart on marrying Mr.. Ash
mead Bartlett, is III in consequence OF
her friends circumstances. The alien
clause in the Duchess OF st. Alban's
will cannot, IL is said, apply in the case
Of Mr.. Bartlett, who. his friends urge,
is In effect an Englishman. There Is n
prospect OF a run on the Coutts' bank
in consequence of the expected with
drawal OF the baroness from that con-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-07

The Supreme Court Of the State of
New York has decided that J. q. AVER
Il Co., OF Lowell, have the sole right TO
use the words CHERRY PICTORIAL for
n medicine, and has issued mn injunct-
ion against +. V. liushton, Of New
York City, for selling Rushton's Cherry
Pectoral or Cherry Pectoral Lozenges,
or any other use OF the name 10 deceive
the public. This decision Of the high
court includes all dealers who sell any
similar article. Port Jefferson IL. ~
Lauder.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-07

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