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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14

The most astonishing cures Of ner-
vous debility, exhausted vitality, semi
nal weakness, paralysis, impurities OF
the blood, impaired memory, noises in
the head and general debility, are con-
stantly being made with the great Eng
lish remedy, Sir Ashley Cooper's Vital
Restorative, by DIR. Mintie 367, Holli-
day street, Denver. The doctor claims
that any case, no matter how bad, nor
of how long standing, can be cured IL
properly managed. Excitant and irri-
tant medicines should never be given
in these troubles for they only exhaust
the already impaired nerve force. The
VITAL RESTORATIVE will not
EXCITE nor IRRITATE, but being
PURE NERVE FOOD will supply
new nerve force and build up the whole
system. Price, SO a bottle or four times
the quantity for $40, sent to any ad-
dress free from observation. AL dis
eases Of delicate or private nature
treated In the most scientific manner.
Charges reasonable. Office hours 10 to
3 and G TO 8; Sundays IL to only. DR..
Mintie, 367, Holiday street, Denver.
Sold by all druggists. d1S-dawtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14
DR.. SPlNNEY

OF San Francisco. California. having opsned
"A branch once In Denver, n now prepared 10
treat all men and women who may be suffer
Ing from Nervous. Chronic or Private Dis
eases. Young men who may DO suncring
from the effects OF youthful iollies or india
cr-tious will do well TO avail themselves Of
this the greate.t boon ever laid NJ the ieet Of
suffering humanity. DIR. Spinney will guar
aniee to forfeit $40 for every case OF weak
ness or private disease OF any kind or char
ncier which he undertakes to and fAils 10
cure. There are many nt the age OF thirty To
sixty who are troubled with too n equent
eyacuations OF the bladder. often accompA-
MED by slight smarting or burning ssnsa-
tion aud weakening Of the system In .
manner the patient cannot account for. On
examination OF the urinary deposits = ropy
sediBcnt viii often be found, and somstimes
small PARTICLES q! aibumen will appear. or
the color will be Of q thin. milkish hue.
again changing To n dark. torpid appearsncs.
There are many men who die OF this dim
Guilty. ignorant of the cause, which II the
second nge OF seminal weakness Dr. y.
will guarantee perfect cure In all such
cases, and a healthy restoration Of the gsni.
tourinary organs
once H.urs-i0 To ~ 2to T. and 10 =. sun
days. from 10 u II A. NJ Consultation res.
Thorough examination and adviee. o.
call, or address, Dr sPfNNEY q CO.. 80
Lariner street, Denver. over 0reenisaf q
Cos. store,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14
Monster Consolidation

Chicago, ALrch 13.-Taan Tribune
says there is movement naoat, and
likely TO succeed, for combination of
the Chicago, burlington & Quincy, the
Hannibal & st. Joe, and the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroads.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14
What an Engiishman Thinks Of Amen.
can People.

lie says "they hurry, they eat quick,
they gulp, they belch, they have stom-
aeh-ache, headache, liver troubles and
bowel complaint; they fret and they
scold, they get cross at nothing and
without cause; they look sallow and hol-
low-eyed; they look hungry and can't
eat; they spit mp food, they have wake
full nights. They die early because
they disregard true principles. These
troubles and many others, grow out Of
and from torpid liver, and result in dys-
pepsia or Indigestion. They can he
cured and have been cured and in every
case with guarantee that they will be
cured by the use Of Doctor Mintie's
Dardelion Pills. Sold by all druggists.
Price so cents per bottle. ais S-dawtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14

London. March 13. "A Wallenstein
leads Parole in the betting ola the Lin
eolnshire handicap. 1t is isreported that
walienstein beat Parole in trial.
Sir Garnet wolsely has accepted the
post Of quartermaster general at the
Horse Guards. lie will return to Eng
land from the Cape in July.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14

The Cheyenne Pass Ranch, with all
the improvements; comprising houses,
harms, corrals, milk houses, farming
machinery, wagons, etc, GOO acres Of
land under good fence, capable of cut
ting $50 tons of hay. Also 1000 head
of good stock cattle (mostly Americanl,
including 400 head of four-year-old
beeves and n number Of horses. For
price and particulars apply to or ad-
dress DAVID LANNAN,
f3-dawtf Wallback, Wyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14
Famine in Armenia.

Constantinople. March l3.-Appall-
ing accounts continue TO come from
Armenia and Kurdistan. The famine
extends over one hundred thousand
square miles. An appeal for help has
been published by the Archbishop OF
Canterbury.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14

Washington, March l3.-one of the
three II inch rihed guns provided for
In the fertilization bill passed by con-
gress, will lie placed at the entrance of
San Francisco harbor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14

Washington, March l3.--John d.
Hawley has resigned the Office OF assist
ant secretary OF the treasury because he
Is candidate for the nomination of
governor OF Illinois.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14

New Orleans, March 13.-Suit has
been brought against the directors Of
the Mechanics and Traders bank 10
recover sii5,OO0, the amount due de-
positors and other creditors.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14
A ssramrr rounaea Up.

London, March 13.-Tbe steamer
Montana is on the rocks in Church bay.
There is not much chance Of saving
her. Her crew and passengers are
saved.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14

Washington, March 13.-A dispatch
from Admiral Rogers Mt Panama re-
ports the dismissal by Peruvian author
ities Of the officers who arrested Assist
ant Surgeon Russell and Midsliipman
'iennon while on leave Of absence in q
mountain village.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14

Paris, March l3.-Prince IIohenlohe,
the German ambassador, attended
President Grevy's reception.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14

The correspondent of the Lake City
(Col.,) World, sends the following from
Washington to his paper, which is of
much interest to the people here:
We one day this week called upon
Josie Meeker, first ut her desk in the
bureau OF Indian affairs, and later ut
her boarding house. The people of
Colorado have received many false i'm
pressious concerning Miss Meeker and
her conduct at Washington and else.
where. Unscrupulous newspaper re-
porters have misstated her expressions
and falsified her conduct, and unscru-
pulous and base men have circulated
cruel stories concerning her.
She realizes now that she made u
grave mistake in going into the lecture
field, and she says that il she had con-
suited her own wishes and Judgment
she would have kept from the public
gaze and buried her wrongs
and her griefs In the sacred
ness Of retirement. Her lectures were
given under the mistaken advice of her
very impractical and most unwise
counselor, her brother Ralph. She de-
mics in toto that she visited the Indians
at Washington, except Ouray and Cha
peta, to whom she felt q world of graft
tude for having secured her release
from horrible captivity, and she pro-
nounced the statement that she inquired
after Persune a cruel and malicious
falsehood. She states that she has used
every effort 10 induce her brother Ralph
and sister Rose to refrain from news
paper reference TO their personal mat
ters, and has herself sought quietude
and retirement, and not notoriety.
We are glad to be able 10 say that Miss
Meeker is not suffering in body from
her treatment, and that the reports
concerning her peculiar condition.
are unfounded, for which she has great
cause to be thankful, and thousands Of
warm sympathizers viii rejoice with
her
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14
A Well.oarnished Toilet.

No toilet is complete without S0ZO-
DON'T. 1t combines all that Is needed
10 keep the month and teeth healthful,
and imparts delicious fragrance to
the breath. Its use should never be in
termitted, rs the mouth needs to be
kept pure and clean, and by nothing
better than SOZODONT can this be
effected.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14
A European Canal.

Berlin, March 13.--A scheme uniting
the German and Baltic oceans by.a ca
nal is maturing
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14

SrAEDISo's GLUE is Indispensable
in the house, because there are always
small breaks occurring which II will re-
pair.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14

For sale, cheap for cash, ut LEADER
Office. We will furnish them, with
printed cards and return request for
$500 per thousand. The envelopes are
made Of extra thick Manila paper. are
well gummed and ''high CUT daw
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14
Captain, C. s., U. S. A


The partnership heretofore existing
in Cheyenne, between +. A. Damman
and A. J. Beck, under the name and
style OF Damman & Beck, has this day
dissolved. A. J. Beck having purchased
the interest Of the said +. A. Damman
in the Cheyenne Beer Hall. All ac-
counts owing to and due from said firm
will be settled by A. J. Beck at his
place OF business, No. 347 Seventeenth
street, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
F. A. DAMMAS,
A. J. BECK.
Cheyenne, Wyo., March 9Th, 1880.
Mr.. Beck will continue the business
at the old stand, 3i7, 18th street, where
he viii be pleased TO have his friends
and patrons call and see him and par
take Of his good cheer. m72t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-14

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q Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Kyo
, 1880-12-24
FIRST REGIMENT BAZAAR.
T{1 fkA E.fi5nv a tfY,A 81 <,t 80, sf1. ibnua


CnIcAuo, nec. &A-Duriug tho paat weck tho
1nembcrs Ut tho First hcRimtnt have tried TO
reIulburse thenaclsts for past expenditures,
80 fur thor efforts hayo provcl, u failure, Tho
writer IL not u member, neither docs he write Ut
tho dfctNtion ut nny une c1t'ectcd with tho rcy-
1msnt. HUT 10 thoroughly understands tho TX
ps.a.e p lnya!ytni ~ sus!nlnl,lK la,d maintaining
as un ex.inllltiu o1ttcur Ut snno experience. Ii
mny not " .,onerulty known that onr Hll!.
no expunso q prlyato ind!vhlua!s rompos.
lnK thc,n. Thu SsAtu appropriations uro
1.itto inadequase to meot thS want4 nt co..
deficiency must ID ID ,atia xoo,l by tSS Ii" Ssi,!cars @
and mu,nbors themsclyas. Thlsou9ht int ~ 10.
ely. i should not lank snppori: Chicago
should iesInul na uNtckly tn lts Gull for EilMl!.
clal ui4 ~ tho rcKi,nut l,4 i! tho pust, and viii
III the future. respond 70 private or, c0rpnrHta
claimants for nfnteetipn nKa!nst' taWlDsi,ess.
IL thass Whp n!lena .as last evening uf .!. .eo
3alr 10 80 wi tho purIsa8t and ability Ia hulr
constitute th0 enterprise u suceess Money Ia
wanted, VIII tho bustI,e ss.rltn " tho city show
their substantial appreciation ut tho gurtlce by
E.pplyinx ~ u = ilnt question &c prixea a,.4
tho payment Ut past obligations. NAOuk-
, 1880-12-24
LARD FROM THE CARChSSEs or HOGS
WHICH DIED OF SW!NE-PLhGUE.
IL the Editor Of The Chicago T'rfl


Ct1CAGO, Dec :s3.-In annrticEo i'll TltE WrEK-
Ly T'KInuNE, Of ncc. l, ! tlskGtl aotnc questions
as to what ,nny be done with the grease and
other ornl Ut .1cud nnttnhts. And said, ,,lnUng
othor things: "4Allnust oyer1 1whorc wIlerc swing
plague Ia provaf!fng. rss'eri'lg-tanks hAvo lccn
established. Whnt ,to tho tnilk tncli to with tho
Krcnso Ubtalnuli For wtnt purpose ts II sold?
Where Hoes It 10 10? Docs It never tl1i Its why
intn TIM Kitchen, anl IL It ,,eyor used for human
foosl7 IL 1t exclusively converted iuto lar,a'oi:
or Ia 1t treated with chemicals, 9ud converted
lnln iurtl. or pgrhaps Into BltnG, Or suiuG-bnt-
ter?"
These questions, only intended to draw tho
attention Of tho Ilehlth Departments ID thu
dolngs Of tlloso tauk-tnrn, hnve received I'LL
nnswor mitch sooner thnn cxpccted, 4 lltt!e
over wcts nEo su,nne Of lArsl wlls sent to ,,lo
for ,ntcroscnpfcnl examination by tho Michigan
6tatu tl0nrtl uf Health. md accompanied by tho
statement thnt T. tsMo iar.D h,,t ea'lst sickIcss
~ ihhy tho yroso S1 s Il y ess,aa wSa a lssoive. Fl
lirst II s,nii 'nnttty of thu s,hup!o-sn all nbout
two e!itites Wern soEt inc-tn cls!nrt.f0rt,, lu.d
Sls%l:po;!',,scss: sn s ssss'p|ysss @nss;- r.
Sss s,,, 1 prta''' s1;vaas wF 10 'ao pSs"
lilo charnctcrlyt!e4 q tho latter,-tho sei,'zo.
rhytcs. Next dissolved II sina1l sltnp!e il, bur-
xnlu: cxlslli,Ed TIT Hllnu with puwGr nf Nl,1tlt
HN tliametcrs IL iinrtitaci< objective No. ia-u
stxteunth..watcr immersion, n1ld bcck's eye.
rrSo!m.tesIIs' @ ' i,M.',aoFahiy ] nsrescs!.@ IT,.
s!ixln, tltublv In ct.,.l.,s. 1r,d III zojxloc ai,d
si!ar r. 1'hSr 'sf;!ea!: tn np!cHr"nsS !"
Esen feN s,i:saiiea s ,stlns spors. d ilSin:
pit Oh i to!,th holnogoueo,Is iu,niorsioi, u d.
]ee,!yu at i'o'les. md lieck's Nh oyepecc, ~
Sss0" Sa1I"a " M'e EyHs SS ny s,n Y 1oa" @
besides ZIG fat.srystala. al aolao otl,or !!plar-
entity lllt!o) cr,s!als numerous .n!croG,cci tl r-
, 1880-12-24
Tho I3tcIaGkx uf St.rAtflti1lKtor.

HitF 1hfk tiHlff.
Tho denth 1t the unefess Of Westminster
nacus II larEo e.rcu ur lho l,atitu Mobleasa nf
i:ngtand Iii inuurntns. With tho exception IT
duchess nf Sutherland presented tho only III
stnneo or II rsorgss having thEgo tlAurhtets
nrrngcs nt thoso ll.lles wrro ,tll I"vu sn.tches,
Tho Duchess Hr J41ilsHr md Tho iNlku Of a.lth-
Int ,tli lilo sistrrs h.to LOFT h Il,i.lluris ISSUE
Ths lat9 lMehtss w!.s entirely Tho r!Hht lmrsn'
y. thu riEl.t plaep mud s,,stainHi her FreAs posi-
which wns Il, n,arko con- trust 10 lilo vtow whcl,
her rAt,.ur-In.aw Ind .aken Ut representative
pulls RnUi. aisl 0rasyeuor, ito,,sa, tlioir
l.o1ssluA rrst'lntco, hay tor tho lnst Two ycMrs
tilat il ,iny oajoy tho dyil4ltfnl cnlleouon u
S,sssa W. WSs ysP RsS*s nv os,f Y ss ts yoa % i
t'Hrr.el II dangh.er 81 Lord suarlora,ssh, md
.!u''rr hcr auspices tho ho*pitnittie5, q tho
woll a!Is.asNeu.. Aside from his 1dallou pruI,.
orty, tho lluko !oos mt rank nnonx tlo sruItl;st
tlrat-ruie Importance nus been unly |H tho lust
:0 yeArs, nnA consequent upon tho .IlIrE!aEu Of
l%uvll,sr ii il th.t1.rl,o s,iivsox E.,utc. 'N VIII;
nw.tnl II Aatry tMrlll IN which tlrtaveiM!r Muru
nnl street nw returning % ,s y EvntSl t II tloA.Mn
i'sfkelvy ,saaarg, ana ,E,, presents : within
estate or Tho !lukrsu ut Wea.uAIt,ster wns i pi,r-
CHASE n'n,lo y the latt4r part ot tia !ast cen.
iluasa now l'alneGl FROM tho ilcra nt shIilloIl.
nukn nf Huckinyhu,llss!rg,. ~ II dowas> llmtso
,nr !s.gsn Cnarlat, hG :; ws',ei ,y tG parehaso !,
hull tar s's,s1a' G!t tlmes wrro har.l, un'l t!,o
,ilnn Chnt,1ell,,r ot tho Exghnplor sAhi thAt tho
S!llliurIy rusy lorna l,y tho luke III Wrstulu-
, 1880-12-24


a,, ASSouSckMhS1s. Nm s1S =,
GN. Carpenter ~. Calvin; decree modified In
nccoran:e with tho opinion md or''or OF tho
W.. Seel' .mpcaaer, vs.uecon. executor, otc.;
als chIcnso, burlington Il Quincy vs. sykua
ete Hton ,a c.s to so,'eso =, -" %"a M
lowed.
fM. Card ". iyrrell; record tlca too lRte; M.
IN E"rrIs ws 1,ooo,x. Tim, o~.o,,,,o, IN Tan,
10, Tor il!tiv brcis, '''''' '">o"''e' ~ "'''
81" nos f,r sca w. o Es!a.c a. n,C' aH1ssoh;
iiir.i by .jnt H. Il. '''' >0'' - >N'0 ~ ~
,eMicfI tu ttn :Stf, ;,<,a ~ IL c 1,ritfs 1s' '"o
Tho ttnt1l,,: i'm. rxtt,tir Il, i'm 10 t;in m.
oyetrillctt.
III; This Ease consolidated with tho abovo, md
iNl. chlclrn. iinrslilgson & Quincy 1.airoad Va.
S toS s fi u p iIe I;,GM IL toty ts Ss. ys "o"e
Mor,oss,
ba5 truntor "a, 1l,,u,rr: motion ,v ouncl,out
~ n.i iiH,nns,rntE 81 ~ ns tn, nnr,,>or. mn.
tin, ~ ,is,iss n1 n. ~ fr ,yn, =, rsiiai,n
nS ~ III , "s nmH IL, a,' nse' Gp1 n
'he snrStne 1i,1a E"', IT, ,,nrrv ot nj, motion for
s,ipcrscens. m '' % ''"''' ~ 49, ''''''o" -''
t,"', n rs,,,, mi iii, ~, .i1tMitT ~ vn sn
~. ~ ~ t ~, % oha. ~ @ ~ u T.. L., ~ WV oe'"
W M 1pr Car SUs's - " rrH, rtM cn ] ~ % rr o,oo IN
oEI, TX, WuSvn.n,,w ~ III ., Ado.ra ,,,,,,,,,,u.
,rnnr ni., t,,,,ymcnt ~ niurmc,1 '''s' 't''"'t''-
t,tS ~ (. u r. ~ ~ ",,.,,.,,s,,. .o,, 5,ra.
n;tal II t,,nc ,ry,n;i sor iiii,,., i,r;ays e' a"''
ILL., Mnt!w, Gl,r ,i,,boni nvnry,iitsl4
lid. sutners ~. iaren: ttnn nxtrn,1cti tor t,nys
fur ijlin, hrf,fs -e' '""s eN@''''N' wa '>''D
I'D sSnnnt,S e. S,,r,hrs,ator, 1,,t,r,,, 10 nae.
,,r ,,1,1,6n ~ lmvr ~ ,iir rsnsarst
'it,,s,.t ~, ''e ~" ''e W. "'''o'"'' '''''''e''f'
,nn iii, 4f,,;r, tr,t,r 1,,,r,r c,,,,,n.. IN
wmtrra nt nj: ,,t,ti"n tv ,,nnniiecs fnr rxt;,nst
or Tina Il, iii. i,ri,is ~ '''~' N"' @"'-N
nj Tnt,,.,,ixsIu,,rs or ttt.,t,vn,u t,r o,vr t,r
fawrv, ~ i,SI's tnntio,. r. ,Itsnas a. rpr"ni flr
,v""t * n1,,,mI "mi o'A''' - "''''' 'Ppo''' Ao'
Gh; II ti.tsvtt, ~ ttuv",,, "a rs,,,nrt,. so,nr.
, 1880-12-24

to fnMc. wcr,s members Of hts cuInll,nnsl. liz
WIS popular nnd trustworthy Christian gen.
tt1l!Mtl, anil often endowed by ILLS minltr!,4
t,ntKhlMrs with pnsltans Or hUnt'r MID rsrulls
billy. lie Wns frequently elected to thu t.rrs-
lns,,re. anh represented t,,nantnm, County lns.
uf Government firm, yan!nn to Springfield.
and r3crssl Elrnt 'lonl Or in,luencn hy ilIs
go,,tal. straightforward honesty. During TIN
Hfc Vt Tint purity. hu wna " Htnlwnrt Wh!g. hfitl
mn nr,Icht ntlnltrer pf "Old rIppccnnM',' TT
whose cauau he tnok very actiyo tMrt slnrln.
thn l,lnt,,ot1,tio canpngn Of IAN. 'rs' tCCn,1lu
Republican. hftcr tho !lnfnlso vi tho t,lsl ~hty
pnrty. wa4 nnturn mud t.uay tr,,natiuti, and hn
WaH M hnnprtal md distinguished Mnmhrr nf
TINT pnrty from tts incepton III thu thy III hia
'sentil. llc WIS I'LL int'nto atMl vnttlc,l frnii1
ni Lincoln, Who uru11 hs accession IT, tl,u lips-
hlHlry, nlIlHltntcd Cul. Elltin 10 tho ntleh
nf ltrxistcr F 1'lhlie !.9ns, T. position which ito
member ut Tho Presbyterian Church far pcr,inps
tt,prr tt hntf II century, atlh lived an, c'f III
thnt fifth. although npnriy nil nf hfs relatives.
mil NyGn fg.thrra nF ha owf, fGinfly. were. Md
are. nf tho !Htlt,tntilHtnn known m Chr!ssfn1la.
nr HCntMphcllttcs.' Of whi,.h tfiDre Ia II very
iGrPc following III springfield auti vicnity.
lcilinps few men over est 50 hlnfneless, md
w1rks. MI honest llnn." \ EnsMl nriHhlIdr,, I'LL
nifvetlonnte l,ttalani. mn exemplary fnthtr. Just
At!.i honorable In Ill hts dealings With his fL.y
'ntN, he lived universally respected ai,0 us-
trGf,ind fnr Ills wpalth nf KtH"l qualities. mud
slitsl anitl tho tegr0ts nt thn1salls. Ills wife.
tnw yours ngo. slnca which time tc rrE,lcss ~
tho h0itse nj hts lnyurit daughter, Mrs. y. 4.
10tira, nenr f>ncntHr wberc he Expired. HIa rs.-
Mnlne werg inferred, l,y his nlnny sHrrIwtllE
friends. ly tho sftle ur his lfp-pnrthtr In Thu
family turylng-Rrot,td, tlcar snrngfct1. II.
, 1880-12-24
RARREN WIRE.

10 tn EdlOF 07 7hS EF1eAVo ITGaR4.
CHICAGO, Dcu. ssJ.-in thu Iuteryiow published
this morning upon tho subject Hf unrbci fascp,
! au. reported 10 hasu u1udu tho atsuni state-
Mcnt TINT "Mr. Wushturu Ahked IN e1Urbttant
royalty tor bis monopoly"
luasuluch u Dir. Wushburn haa not, TO my
knowledge, namcd my, rpyalty sInco tho 'ate
decision Ut tho court, could hHrlly accuse htM
Of beinX exorGltHnt. What did suy IL this:
y II oiF. WushburU Askctt MI tx1rbttuht rOyMfty
for his nlolopoay tho c..so Mtght ~ carried UP
y tht hupreLte Court. but TINT i hu mnae it
tioutn tho Inutt,r. but Il general disposition to
a4eept the result W It s!nod.''
WIL1.lAA G. NIHuAhD.
, 1880-12-24

fur this ecrvIcc, he snld l}urau II, w him tin
money out at sSa which tho tnnn Wilton hn,1
sll was pail II FlrnlInH, and Constable
l,nrar,. who was c.,stolInn Of tho fund. pnil, nut
Il for drinks. Witness rnfd 0 nRtlc no c!Enrt to
get I'nrty mt 0f jni mil TINT hu told Ftc,nsrg
hu n,,lst assume MI tho responsibility for his
leasc: llu sl,nrly '!Il tho work becal,sc no wns
hskel1 to,
lin whnlrr. proprietor of tho Adams street
snloun, tcstl!letl tint he flntt known Wilton for
two yr1rs. and Ind nntrr kIpw1i him l,y my
thcr i1,,ine. Witness dill nnt kilt,w that Wilton
wns wei! known 10 tho police M II thief atstl ruli-
idrncH 1linr. .- r...
several nthor inmntcrinl witnesses werc OK.
nmlnei, md thu Enurt adjourned until this
morning nj 10 uGl0ck.
, 1880-12-24

a suit was begun yesterday nnrnlng In tho
Superior Court By Nnj. Jnncs ". tsrnckway, tho
Rccorcr, ,,xnlnst tho Sncia,latfc Publishing HI.
picty, cnrl wncfcr, tscar Nrcbr ,1utr.cs Schmidt.
Frc.. schat!, A,iK,lat w!n!ger August krltfn1,
Herman r,t.lcwn+ August Spies. Wi'l!nM !,ulnrs.
William Schmidt. Gharie: lincrtftg. Willinnl
st"!sw. f'gtgr Peterson. uni f'aut nn'lttn1i. Ito
nnil nsi tho ri Of Nnvc,nbcr Inst tl,a de-
fe.,ln1i's. nr eplnr Of item. published IN the
il tho sevcrcst nus,,icr Oil him. The llr4t nlli
most inpurtAnt nrtiur WIS irntich " lsroekwny' Il
ltArrtn,' mud ins1uuAtcts thnt lIrnckwly llMsf
female c1Nplnyts. md that ile WIS hy fur tho
wLrst TT tho tMx.chlars. swlnl,lera. confidence
iHr1t. rtc.. ctH w.lD wett xerknH office. TltGs,
Glnrrrs t1., Mn}nr mt unslninruI1y ll1iNks tnM,l
to i,.jnrc him A,ld his prospects, alu hc elnths
IA In ii
, 1880-12-24

In tho divorce suit Of Gayle va. Coylc, begun
Wednesday Ia The Superior Court, tho H,turne.,
Mr. Trcnlerg,sst, on bclMf Of Mrs. Coylc, tho
complainant, nl,ttlc iii application tu Judge
.Ia,ncsnn tn have bis client slnwetl to prosecute
ns IL poor pcrson. Tic Illtlvc refused 10 Klvo
permission, an,t tlle thnrp young lawyer ihcn
!nle.l!ntcy 70 'utKn tinrslner tyr slim
iinr nr,!cr aniGy different Representations s.c-
Cee.c't il, RettIr IT,. Yesterday tho clerks III tho
twt, rooms E'i,prt,r tn be comparing notes, mud
lfnrne.l of tho 'isnlsc, shnrrly rcpr!n,anle tho
overzento,,s lrgHL RrnttcnM1. md ur1ore'1 him
to pny tho stsun 81 clerks (ncs IN thrIo tnys, Or
hnvu tho suit dismissed tit once.
, 1880-12-24

Judge llwes' Curt wnH packed with spcctn-
ttrs yesterday, !nUs. af them being resltnla 1T
tho Town nf 1.akn, wllu k,st.I lnrh nttrunted by
tho prospect Ut hnrfnR tho testimony of tho de-
fonso III thu Fleming conspiracy cuso. INTEREST
III tho tlny's proceedings ruitescd III tho ,cstl-
niony Of Mlnor, ono Ur tho acc,Iscl. WIN nctc,l us
Justice Flc,hing's counsel III esEecti.lg tho su-
lense Of l'Irty. When rneh Tho stalMi tho Wit
ilesS xH!tl ttAt Sunday t'trnnE saut. :. 18Th. io
whs playing llnt,' t,.flclninK' FMn In theruwn
tf lake. Herr tl!1 HltitHs volunteered tho
GtAteulunt That Etlmitl9 WIN annnkeeiu.r, tho
proprietor OF II n!yery.Htnte, rssn nnilundetttflsers
;agit.x shoG s s Sss Wsa i!stse % q ~ .s sr Is dad | 5
hshi tllGrv wns u mil outside WIN wanted Fnn,.
1,E ~ tni;u lnil FIR 4 ,au, III 'h9 tHn!!ty lait;
tint ti!afH were t#st ttsses Ktist him. tleHlttH
Gtlnn Itsa tho hMrrnnl.i. uIlh tlpy nll tnnE il
Hrn 'EstT 3 s ,y , mi Sfse s ho wv w! %lit ~,
t!!as 10 b. true, for ho i.itelf hid rented i of
saii III hs d ili ri Soi Hi kSow " eass ' wH!oR VIZ
ss Morxa f.;i,s Mnt"fns .,,, t'Yf an1
nItse IL III to a risunSr h !" a % w,n.ss VIZ 'iI III" I% bl
ny hui an uissl'abtnl Ievnl right tn do "a. At
!nstIcu nllet;, which WIS Hur thu sl,s,Il, nlld
nora tser ,,; n.d Eens IT,, %S; VIZ, ai}; VT.
sa,i i,oSsa issrnisx tic rscrl lr'ton iheS iii
r,siurussi H. tho lN!rroo!.,. A,,!, Mttor R!, nRa!,s
.aSc tko party 'Iowa .o I.e jS!l; f'!u,itnv sni'l
~ Mts ,, III :" !" 10 tS ln 1ssusS .o
il @ t,'s$y, au, . af.sr ITO lai is WIZ i.s'ei % "a''
iieiSrs F"!.,s. bowoyer, ns ,"I'i shst, ii,t H.:
sts:nnt-.inittr Jalcs f1on1l.t1 wuutd ,atct sIlom
ske ", Ssvy: sl"s" ,s ~ MshHa a,,; street. sxt
!" tS CasS W. In sho Isk. W;, ' wa aes III ,vfu %xt..
M nr!axs 3srs l''2 y! afoaa.i. lid in"sl.I, viz