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Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
Cage@WAYU,

The steam yacht Lancashire Witch
returned to San Francisco yesterday
afternoon from Socorro Island, without
bringing Captain Jones and other cast
awsys from the ship Mathilde. She
reached Socorro on the 14th inst, and
made a thorough search Of that and ST.
Benedict and Clarion Islands, without
finding anybody. At Clarion Island
was a dog left by the mate Of the Ma
thilde, and the remains Of q boat, but
NO traces Of anything human. The
fate of the castaways can only be con-
jectured. 1t is thought barely possible
that they have succeeded in reaching
the Mexican coast, but the probabil-
tiles are considered against this.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
Democratic Polls.

On account Of the Third Ward Re-
publican nomination tomorrow, the
democrats of that Ward instead Of hold
ing their nomination at Fifth and
Orange streets and Fourth and Madison
streets, will hold 1t in the following
places Eastern preoinct-At Daniel
Mulherin's, No. 8 West Fifth street
Western precinct-At Michael Newell's
saloon.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
Fourth ward Republicans.

A meeting of the Fourth Ward Re.
publicans was held last night, and an
organization was effected for the cam
paign. The following officers were elect.
ed:
President-James A. Anderson.
Vice President-Wm. A. Turner.
Treasurer-Sam'lJ J. Stanley.
Seoretsry-Peter s. Blake.
Kenpard L. Moore, K. s. Sharper, D..
Caldwell, VIM. Thomas and Thomas
Harding we're appointed a Committee
on Finance.
Charles Taylor, Peter S. Blake, As
bury Ford, Patrick Boyd and Philip
Burton we're appointed Committee on
Rules.
The club was named "The Fourth
Ward Workingmeu's Republican As
ISOLATION" aud will meet every Tues.
day evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
RAH m ION,

The annual reunion Of the Morrison
Family took place at Mount Cuba yes
terday. 1t was attended by the Morri-
son, Taylor, Kastburn, Armstrong, Peo'
Piles, Mills and Naudin families, aud
by a number of intimate friends. Va
rious games and pastimes, were in
dulged in until about 2 o'clock, when
table which fairly groaned with the
good things Of this life was spread, and
stter full justice had been done 1t, the
various amusemerts were resumed and
continued, until evening. Then the
party stepped aboard special car, and
about 7 o'clock arrived home safe. G.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
A PrOhlbltfOnIst's View.

Ex.Goysrnor Myron H. Clark. of New
I ofR, the well-known prohibiiiopist
has written letter to Mr.. James BIZ Ok.
OF Pennsylvanis (Lancaster oour ty, } in
which he says:
= have received your letter solicit
ing my subscription to aid the election
OF Hon. Neal Dow as President Of the
U n'ted states. Mr.. Dow Is q gentle
man whose principles on the liquor pro-
nlbition question admire and approve.
| would be glad to aid,him in any prse-
tioal way which would enable him to
promote that cause. But in the ap-
preaching Presidential election / shall
give my aid, influence and vote for
the Hon. James A. Garfield, the can
dldate OF the Republican national party
Tor that office. Viewing the question
IN practical light, We all know that
either the Republican or Democratic
candidate for that Office will be elected.
And should greatly deplore the cleo
tion OF the candidate of the southern
orlgadlers and their allies, the northern
copperheads, under the name of the
Democratic National party. consider
the political situation Of our nation at
'ais time as extremely precarious and
alarming; as much 60 % at any time
when we were fighting for our national
existence and preservation against the
organized Southern Rebellion and Con-
tederacy. We must first secure and
make sure free country, a free ballot
boz and fair count of the same with
out the southern practice of bull
dozlng and use of shotguns at cleo
tlons before we could succeed in q
Prohibition party national election.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
Alton Bsy Cnm,p Dgsestpe

The number of tenters this year upon
the Alton Bay, New Hampshire, camp
meeting ground, exceeded FIVE thou
sand persons. Rev. Geo. R. Kramer
preached last Sunday, from Revelation
10, and Isaiah 81: "And he hath on
his vesture and on his thigh a name
written, King Of Kings, and Lord of
Lords" '"Thine eyes shall see the
King in his beauty"
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
A Shtpment 10 the West.

The Kent Iron and Hardware Com
papy of this city recently shipped a
large quantity of coach goods, chiefly
leather, to Henderson 4 Marshall, Los
Angeles, Cal, which is only one Of
numerous shipments to such distant
points by this firm. Mr.. Marshall, Of
the ilrm OF Henderson r Marshall, Ia a
son Of DR.. Samuel Marshall of this city.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
City Brief OTIS,

There were no polics hearings last
evening.
Instead Of 1t being Rosanns France il
was her husband who was bound over
to keep the peace by Magistrate Vande-
grift last Tuesday evening.
Only one case Of drunkenness was
heard at Police Court this morning,
The Harlan & hollingsworth Com.
pany have shipped four more new cars
for the Rockaway Beach Railroad, max
ing the total number built for the line
fourteen.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
AgAl lAAt HfAmgOGk.

U"l'a hes at last found q gen.
n , sIsVa1cs against Hancock. The
VI" ls Is a yankee" Is a hard
/ swallow, but even General
i. 4n las besn able to get over that.
IT,. s,a' was a Union soldier is still a
n, T' OVlsction, but the Georgia Bour.
aH also removed It with the frank
s1, (%MoA that in the event of his
TD'Sk') ..a ')sIection the ex confederates
4 ,1 tan things" at Washington.
RLSS"ever, comts a correspondent Of
|t.SSa SSuIood y Dispatch, one who has
's.' ,Sa oeneral On Governors Island
W. v,,.N' scent Of victory borne from
|paS r""t' VI which are the dumping
4 a w. VI captain Williams scaven-
N, N 'uu ~, nads a good and substantial
lna WY ~ every southern man, nat
! bsia,s I W ! 'as naner born, must hesi-
A, "'ots o,s ne deposits his ballot, It's
y 0;nae,t,wiss, y \, for "the superb sol.
'-Paila. Press. "
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
Uncle TOm's Cabtns

"Uncle Toms Cabin" is q play
viii III always draws we'll, and though
old does not wear out or become un.
popular. On Saturday night 1t will
open the season in Wilmington, and the
audience is likely to be good. Mrs. g..
c. Howard will appear as Topsy, Mr..
Cool White will take the character OF
Uncle Tom, and Eveline Pollock ap'
pears as Eva.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
The Higg1ns Club,

A mass meeting Of the oolored citi-
zens this (Thuraday) evening will be
held at the Higgins Club room, Ma
tional Hall. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by able speakers. A full
attendance ia requested.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
COumtormnud d ed.

Owing to the action taken by the
Board Of Health Of this city, the P. W.
& B. Railroad Company have counter
manded the order for the running OF
special trains for Philadelphia to the
"Big Quarterly" in this city rext
Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
a''Aed = Down by q HI orse.

kdA,4 4V 'oa OF a peanut and fruit
l,krt NrUn i,S tAe corner of Fifth and
kNs,Loee Laeess' was attempting to
kkpo"tn.eS' >. street e, last evening, he
Ia isAs' WA, 70 the ground by a horse
|sro,, Tas ~ passing. The ANIMALS
Isbsn ,1' ~ had barely touched the
b AMI " slo driver of the team drew
ss,ila,. aH 'as youth was rescued from
Rep,v in, condition. He was not
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
Inslsed They liz.

From yesterdays Every Evening.
There are q tremendous amount Of
hopes now being built by Republicans
on Judge Houston. Suppose the Judge
goes from under After him the deluge
again, we suppose.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
Pole Raising.

The John P. Almond Club, of South
Wilmington, will raise a pole this
evening. All of the Democratic cam
paign clubs are invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
Tho Young Republicans.

Captain Wood desires all the mem
bers Of the Young Mems Republican
Club to mest in the Institute Building,
at 7.30 s'clook this evening, for bat.
tallion drill.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
The Weather.

FG pspsrtment, Office Of the Chief
~ 9hcsr, Washington, Aug. 81
|aaN'Sols for Ffiday-For the
us Atlantic States, stationary, fol.
ENN Islling Barometer, northwest,
nR TO southwest winds, higher
A1'ie, party cloudy weather
4N&alaL rain,.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
NNt MAaa

,sa,bsp Iu,s had % S,ti the effect that Bridget
Y 'S,9 elreu'aa,sas' rIa a'ed ., which was extern
's'i, 'sa Thu ,'u voa,a last evening, is erro-
'Aaa.Slyy S,t,"rn SSSRan' this morning, was
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
!. ''""are ExhIhato~s

|Assre ISusfs'ood 4 S.sr that o number of
|pa,yIv,nnt ntms 8, will take space at the
Egssrsra's, S'ats Fair, and that al
sni nave :, :, secured the pl ivi.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
!, ,s''trate Brady "a Cour..

|aas T'S'a,ns ~ ain ot, Of Katie Loper, last
|saef b.'nas .Unso u Gibbs, oolored, was ar
|apol ,,asn, ae Magistrate Brady on the
Rhp.ssssssS and battery. 'Fonso
e@ fsSsi SVl g guilty, aud consequently
--'o % csn.s aud costs.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
The City Council.

MEssRs EDsoRs Il was pleased to
notice in your paper few days ago
card suggesting the nomination of Mr..
A. P. Beeoher, the daguerreotypist, for 8
member of Council by the Republicans
of the Fifth ward. He is an earnest
supporter OF Garfield and Arthur, and is
an enterprising and public spirited citi-
zen. The Republicans Of the ward will
find few men who would labor more
earnestly to promote the interests Of
the city, or strive to do his duty more
faithfully in any position in which he
may be placed. I hope he may bs
nominated as | believe that he would
be elected by a handsome majority.
Yours etc. Ct.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
At sne jackson & sharp works.

The Jackson & Sharp Company at 3
O'Clock, p. M, yesterday launched two
barges for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. The barges are l02 feet
long, % feet beam and feet depth Of
hold. This makes Is barges which
the Jackson & Sharp Company have
built for the same Railroad Company.
The schooner Anna R. Sellers is at
the wharves for repairs.
The Achilles the National Dregding
vessel which has been completely over
hauled has left the wharf for her des,
tination.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
ba a, ,A"erotic speaIxe -.

fNas 'V'Ksrs Of ,sa ~, who will address the
Ps@uo,,roasS raS ci'y Democratic Assooia;
~ 3d., H, H,,,,s sning are: Charles B.
'1piustSoua Sa'sy aya 91a. 81 pley. Esq, H.
9''u and II. G. Turner Eso
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
Fresh Fish.

has an bis stalls In the Third
N s'r, n,rket, a fine lot Of rock, white
\ r,,fsh, founders, haddock,
i,b Spanish mackersl, halibnt,
,sa, varieties Of the inny tribe.
delaware Vt ate Fair.
N, managers Of the State Fair are
n, engaged renovating and fixing
56.h Buildings and grounds. Their
rnr lsgins Sept. 9th. Let oil
ian exhibit something.
Postponed.
N, Meeting Of the Bird Guards for
rv, ugiforms has been postponed
. \ Saturday, to Monday, the regular
Ela, night. By order Of the Captain,
ksL, Hawkins.
Honey Found.
,upd in the vicinity Of Railroad
A lombard streets, small sum Of
ssr which the owner can have by
tIsIM 3l6 Washington street.
Bran, Brans Bran.
|.,spty tons of Winter wheat bran
.tlS Dor ton at Stewards 3OS West
hi street.
The Operetta.
Es new hat for ladies wear, the
Iusste," shsppy, opposite Clayton
aa.
juupSeas Carriage Wanted.
Fisd 10 buy q good jump-ssat
.l,as that has bean little used. APP
Al once at REPUBLICAN, office.
Eatalsy & Sawyer. photographers,
Market street, are taking four fine
SyPes for jOc., also 4 rim medalias
| a.
luterlsy 4 Sawyer, No. 302 Market
\, are still copying cid pictures,
Gg are also taking six fine card
l@rAphs for 81 and one 9xl0 for 81.
'iusvic, Celery Seed, Curry Pow
Zoe olive oil aud all kinds Of
N, cheap at Hartmau's Drug Store,
b and Poplar streets.
dear Havana filed Cigar given on
lnIhe New York Store, s. K. COZ.
Ul French streets.
lah'S Poultry Powder, for cholera
other diseases Of fowls, sold by
fHa Fullerton, Druggists, No. 302
gitreet.
lev more dishes left to be closed
Aap at Third and Tatnall Streets.
sRte of The Tn ArR n um AfAF
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
Netsi RO0fers.

? Wood l. Co., cor. Front and
Iln', ,',..ts, =, WILMINGTON, Del, are
i4t .,,,insI ' metal roofers in the State.
J g''n,5 n,a5utaoturo all kinds Of light
,a,vv ~ articles OF sheet metal.
!. AL a'I' extensively in stoves, heaters
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
SPECIAL mEsTioA'
suuure BLOOD,

,hiiily. scrotuls, erysipeias'
|al 'D,IgI 'Ssrbgupcles, uuhealing sores
|ppe, \ ;, J;,essss jT demanding a treat
Sle, Sl..io,islIy ui1TIv tonic, absorbent, al
~ s''fS,lSdl blood cleansing, blood making nal, +,
Eits',,S Ei,''' G,'ps resoripg, yis!d readily to
S",, a'sl'I perfect and slegsn. OF msdi,
|, 30" o"'.p,ystions, DR.. Browning's
y .ppa Alternative. Price 50 cents
h, r A'4 Var ssls by the proprietor,
! DI,nnion u no, Browning, M. D.; lli7
si'Wr a,,sst. Philadelphia. and All
Y ,,,.s sS', md dealers in medicines.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
slsIe of The Thermometer

H. REPUBLICAN, Office, on Friday
ping, August q:
|a%E, 10 o'clock, II o'clock,
W 10 73C
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
URIENDS' SCHOOL,

NOTIOE.-ALLP PERSONS ARE FOR
IN bid cunning, fishing or trespassing on
the premises twned by fhomas Nayne, in
New Castle Hd., occupied bv James Burrows
and Abraham Kelley. SMfI2t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

XXTANTED.-A GIRL To Do LIGHT
w housework st 826 W. Tth ST. S27.3t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

NTED.-CARRlAGE TRIMMERS;
w good wages, steady employment the
year round. Address p. y. Box No. 1858,
South Bond, Ind. Pat st
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

WANTEDI.-arW.tU IT. FlRSr."LAsS Sns;Scss iASs, GAN.
ply by letter to W. W. S., REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

GlKL FOR GkNERAL
w housewsrk. Apply 234 King st.. tin
shop, 827+2t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-13

Cork, Aug. l2-At l O'Clock this
morning large party of men left the
shore In six whale boats and boarded
the Norwegian ship June, repairing at
Queenstown. They went into her hold
and stole three cases OF rides which
formed part OF her cargo. The robbers
cut the telegraph wires leading to
Cork.
The captain, mate and revenue OIL
GERS were shut up In the cabin an hour
and n half. They finally forced the
door and saw the marauders departing
In boats. 1t was found that only forty
stand Of arms had been taken. The
wires being cut news was sent TO the
police 10y horse express, and a body OF
police soon arrived, who searched the
ship and vicinity, and arrested six men
who evidently formed part of the
shore party. Fully one hundred men
were engaged in the robbery.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-13
soUrH AMEaIcA.
ElroIiinE All PeruviaAs Between 10
and 90 Wear. Of Age.


Panama. Aug. ga contract has
been signed in Guatemala for the ex-
tension Of the San Jose & Excuintla
railroad 70 the capital, a distance Of As
miles. The contractors are VIM.
Name and Louis Schlessinger, who
hare just successfully completed the
section which runs from the principal
port Of the republic to Excuintla, .
distance Of 83 miles. The contractors
represent q California company and
have abundant means to toacoomplish the
contract In eighteen months.
The Nicaragua railway Is progressing
rapidly. the grading being nearly COM
pleted from Corinto 70 Leon. The
bridges, rails, etc, are ON the gronnd,
and 1t Is certain to DO opened for trafhc
within four months.
Complications with Guatemala and
Honduras on one side and San Salvador
and Costa Riea on the other are threat
ening to disturb the tranquility OF Gen.
tnl America.
Advices from Lima, July 18th, state:
The enrolling of the population Of Lima
and Callao, TO form an army reserve,
has been completed. At O'Clock the
cathedral bell was rung. and at once all
business establishments were closed |;
railway trains, street cans and nearly
all coaches ceased running, and the
whole Of the male population turned
out. the Peruvians between the ages OF
10 and 60 TO answer roll call. the for
eigners and the old men and children,
TO look ON. This closing Of business
establishments Is TO take place every
day TO give the different members the
necessary time 10 driIl.
The Chilian Times OF July 18th says:
The Chilian people and press are nearly
unanimous in the determination TO go
on 10 Lima as sooL as possible, and
thero is some talk OF strengthening the
army by two additional divisions OF
1900 men each. II is not yet known
what steps the new cabinet may take to
provide funds for carrying on the war.
1t is to be feared that an additional is
sue OF paper money will be made. Dur
ing the last six months the government
bonds and other securities have been
steadily rising. 3it
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-13
The Mexican In.urrecsion.

San Francisco, Aug. IA Tucson
dispatch says: Private advices received
states that Gen. Canto was routed at
Mazatlan and the state Of Sinaloa is in
the hands Of Raminez, ally Of Marquee.
The latter is reported 10 be coming
from Sinaloa with considerable force.
One Of his lieutenants, Brig. Reyes,
started from Quesor with 30 men about
ten days ago on the read to Sonora on
the other side Of the border. He had
his force increased to about 100, with
which he went in the direction Of
Magdalena. It is now rumored that
this town was taken some days ago by
him. Zacatecas, Leon, Jalisco, Sinaloa
and Sonora have risen, and It is be-
lieved this general taking up Of arms Is
directed against the new president,
Gen. Gonzales.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-13
WIGS RETREAT.
the Apache Chier Forced 90 neers-s
the RIo GranAe-
The water Wells ..a Passes Held b,
Gen- Grlersoa-
An Absbe Tswn B.Ilt on Rock werth
- Fer Pound-

Denver, Aug. IA Santa Fe special
10 the 1ribsAs says: Information from
FL Paso II 10 the effect that from 75 to
100 Indians either from Victories own
band, or Indians from Mexico who had
aided Victorio and who had been hover
ing for the past few days between old
Fl Quitman and Eagle springs, crossed
the Rio Grande near Quitman early this
morning, heading south into the state
OF Chihauhaue. Col. DeValle, CON-
manding the Mexican troops in the
field against these Indians, has been
notified by a courier and will endeavor
10 cut them OF. A column Of Indians,
about 100 in number and probably the
main portion OF Victorio's band, cross
ed the Rio Grande later In the day.
They evidently found C3l. Grierson's
command after the fight In Rattlesnake
canon In possession Of the watering
places and the passes north and had TO
retreat. Gen. Hatch thinks the Indians
will try TO get through the lines into the
Miemberes or Mogollon mountains. To
prevent this he has disposed the troops
under Col. Buell's command along tho
road from Fort Cummings TO the river.
Col. Buell's headquarters are now at
slocum's ranch. about the center Of the
lines.
A sensation was created here yester-
day by the announcement Of n rich
mining strike in the Mexican village Of
Las Placitas, about thirty miles dis
tance. The village Is build Of adobe.
the hut Of corrals and the foundations
Of the houses are OF rock. Prospector
Jesse Martin detected mineral in this
rock, pounded up and hammered some
Of 1t getting rich result In gold. He
located the streets Of the town from
whence the gold rock was taken, and
had assays made with q result OF 81
COO In gold to the ton. Tho lowest
grade Of rock assayed s43. Gov. Lew
Wallace has Just returned from the
place. He paced of n lead making It
eighty-four PAGES In width. Its length
is not yet known, but 5000 feet along
the vein have been located. Subse-
quent assays in Santa Fe give from s3,-
900 TO $1,000 per ton. Tho whole
village Is built on the ledge, and rock
worth three dollars per pound has
been thrown about as worthless.
Galveston, Tex, Aug. 12.-The fol-
lowing special to the Ne,os says: A San
Antonio dispatch received at the army
headquarters from the operator at tQuit-
man says: The Indians are all around
us. 1t is impossible 10 get word TO
Gen. Grierson. The Indians are driv-
ing Of the stock and numbering every
thing along the route.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-13

Washington, Aug. 1s.-The treasury
department to-day purchased 375, 900
ounces Of fine silver to be delivered at
the Philadelphia, San Francisco and
New Orleans mints.
The treasury department to-day Is
sued an order providing for the ship
ment Of the standard silver dollar from
mints Of the United States at the ex-
pense Of tho mints in the sum Of $500
or any multiple thereof upon the deposit
Of United States notes, fractional cur
rency, fractional coin or national bank
notes with any assistant treasurer or
national band depository.
The smaller sums will be sent by
mail free Of postage at the risk Of the
party to whom sent.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-13
Deabtrsi state Management.

New York, Aug. 12.-The Herald,
commenting on the Connecticut re-
publican convention says: A more ad-
mirable example Of the subordination
Of the personal rivalries TO the general
welfare Of party seldom is witnessed
in practical politics than occurred yes
terday at. Hartfort. There, as in Indiana
and every other doubtful state, the re-
publicans appear to be shaping and
managing their canvass with more
skill than their adversaries.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-13
The Oregon Navigation Company

New York, Aug. l2.-The stock
holders Of the Oregon steam navigation
company, which brought suit In the su-
preme court against that company,
the Oregon railway and navigation
company and the Pacific company and
the Trust company for the appointment
Of a receiver Of the first named associa-
tion, and also to set aside certain con-
veyance Of the Oregon steam naviga-
tion company to the Oregon railway and
navigation company, on the ground Of
fraud, were granted by Judge Donohue
a stay of proceedings for the examina-
ton Of witnesses before the trial and n
motion for an order Of discovery.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-13

We learn from gentleman who left
Running Water few days since, that
the miners at work on the tunnel Of
the Cheyenne lode at that place, have
struck the rich body of ore, which out
crops at the top of the butte, at n depth
Of 100 feet in the tunnel. The miners
estimate the vein to be fifty feet in
width. II the report is true, Messrs.
Reel, McIIenry Il Co., have struck n
bonanza indeed. -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-13

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 12.-The
grand parade Of the veterans Of the late
war took place to-day. It Is estimated
that Is, 900 were in the procession which
was over three miles long. Each regi-
mental organization had Its old battle
flags and ensigns. In few cases only
one member Of the regiment was in the
procession, but that one carried the
flag. The presidential party viewed
the parade from carriages.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-13

New York, Aug. 12.-Mayor Cooper
declined the Craftsmanship Of the execu-
tive committee Of the worlds fair, and
w. L. Strong was chosen. Mayor
Cooper said It would be desirable to
hold the exposition in Central park, but
special legislation would be required
TO this end. Several committees were
appointed and the executive committee
adjourned subject to the call Of tho
chair.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-13

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 12.-The
state credit democrats nominated John
v. Wright, n straight out debt paying
democrat, for governor.
The repudiationists held meeting
with seventy delegates present and
nominated S. F. Wilson for governor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-13
me EaEii.h Railread Accident.

London, Aug. 12.-The train which
met with the accident on the Midland
railroad, between Leeds and Lancaster
yesterday, was a local fast train run
ming from Leeds 10 Morecombe. All
the persons killed or injured belonged
TO that section. The train left the
track, passing the switch near Wen-
nington station, at q speed Of thirty
miles an hour. The forward carriages
telescoped, and the others were piled
on them in heap, but serious casual
ties were confined TO the first two car
riages.