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THE NEWS.
s,,,,0s. From Our Reps Reports 0'
s'i'''' Railroad and Wire

..r. killed by the cars at
yssourg, MondA!' .n,;,ss q,
AGO. so" .s.,r'te,l in horribly msng-
n,,, two o, tire rl'.''t .',.s.,, eu,r'D WAS
lux ~, uamel John CunnlnshaiIhI E;IIl,s wa, =,
man -, ,,,iu ami instantly klllri al
s;rurS ey : 20, ',n ,l,. Parkersburg branch,
MONDAY morniES' L,,.rJ in
Dan y M MI a. Coalburg. Kanawha
SANITY - -" N,j,owdn. a bank boss;
SSan'S, I,,...y - ua, intoxicated anu aonseu s'l
iiS..i ne 49,, ,oi Cu byiag knockei Town ,, 'Ir
. Hs'', ,, a., :, y;.,n. anil shot hum through
the heart.
Then. arrturl,e mn''Irrr'' III P'''
+, Nv NOrS city. -,
'' -. * deaths IRON the ei'
,,,.,s .! the heat IN New i0'A' !'
ily. -, .,,;,s,
S,,a So,t. sou Of prominent citizen ~ 81,
oiS, Mary's, o., comn''e' Su"'' "
Monday. .,.,;.;,,
r.. Gam, Ian ride team are praG,tclhs
-, c,s.Imore ;,r the 'nierna''ot'A' SU''
I.pr ma,rt, next saturday,
~ Y,rk nan recently purchaser
,ys, 6i,y THOUSAND acres oi i1llI r AZ ''''
,,y az, in A.a,c>a county, leNaS
r,.u,r,,r,l have come to Penob-
.,'t b,y this spaSon IN 'arse' hu,noe'' ,l.
~, sSO, Is l,s, yrar. ar,l Of better quality
,,r.,rons Chumley, the Cincinnati
5'r.,,, h,u ~, by ThoS. T.. >nelbaker.
=, >un,lay. died Yesterday morning,
u,n,n in Jdrssnn county, Ea.'
only p wears OF aye, i the mother oi SIX SIX
r6lllrpu, tue oldest being ch''u
ole.
W,,,rlor5.S :. C.. Monday, Paul
-. ,,-Ill boxed into the barrel oi
hi, a,her', oiI pistol. lie Is an angel
nov.
SAMUEL l.o,k. oi Nrr leu, CT, tied
So sr,uul n,, u.cs, AMI then walked
;n,o pond AMI .aii down, lie was
, mpyrarl.y insane.
That l1irpeul lent Peoples Labor
Convention at sharon, Ia. "h'ch
.a.r,,rd fairfield AMI Arthur as It's can
liIs,rs ilr President and Wee fTes''
dsut turns out 10 br NTH.
4 man named Ehoais nearly killed
nj. rristr.Ss with an axe IN drunSen
oparr,l a, Ilal.oNrl, Ne, MpndAy'
ihe woman hal previously rn' h'm
sbpu, the heat WITH a ease Sn'ie'
The Pacific rli,ruais are a.loN'ns Their
Jei, :, m. government to grow very
rapidly. Thy nov Owe 4 tr.u' nh'eI
81 Ell. .OCO. vrlucip,c snd interest AMI
ti.p amount : steadily increasing.
Mr.. C.lrp. OF the Boston J "r'tl', an
n.uucsS "a o, the person travelling the
Nest ,Nint,iu: hotel keepers aud news
,ap,f rcu ry pretending 20 be cor
f..p.udru, OF thai journal, !, an ImP5S'
Ter.
4 boy wd' caught by ~ ltS ShIle
.a,Lin, al Altoona, Ia, ant drawn un-
!,r the water. The aSSilldnt, he says,
va, black animal wIth immense ld~s.
H. struggled iranucalIv and gpt away,
nu, not until hiS lex hsl h"cu - man
,lel thSr amputlt.oa Nas ue,rS>try. /,
; sthousht that an alligator $50 p 1t from
car in railroad accident nea' th place
ast spring.
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WHEELING BsiDCE AND S.yIG,BIG
HiNEnr

] served Won flihfuily in Congress.
and II Na' upon my own original sng.
restion that the decree oi a.. Suprrrns
Court of the Ini,ed states that ih. mag.
nificent hrIds" scross ~. Ohio river st
Wheeling uss rrvcr-",l ur rather avoid.
ed by the Blll which pr.psred and in.
iroincel into Congress, and this bridge.
The FIRST s'ru"inTe oi ia" Kind in the
ubl,oi States, wsa say,d from de,,ruc.
ton, and one o'the tn. limit, oi power
bSlong'ns :" the States and The jgris,Iic.
tion 81 the General Gpvcrfnent over the
n,,ig,hi. n'ers Of thc cpun'ry WIS e,.
tablished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-11

Dosssu Hsnh-
James n. vsn vslss, a He
has in his posssasioa . VT Z
to- cst which hes devsSoped
able liking jor ereen veg.tso!!
ssason ths tases d tbs sstna!
70 pronouncsd . - oass
isncs 10 the fAnily. Ii owp4|
Cd for soos tiDs Uha1 bseea
euesnbess % his sissa cd, !
vssehine - esessaeinsa shst
spoeegg{sts1 y - 81 vh
dIscsiainstisG eS@ asd sIIer
~ ss'''' ~ = = -
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ITALY.
He Held Out PRETTY Wei.

PARIS, August l0.-A mechanic, aged
81 years, condemned 10 four years i'm
pr sonment at Cusons, Italy, starved
himself To death in thirty days.
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BULGARIA.
rhs H.v H.,ioosl Army lavs.

yrKxxA, August ia dispatch from
Sofa says that Prince Alexander. of
Bulgaria, has refused to sanction the
Law upon the National Bulgarian army,
because it provides that the Comman.
der in Chief shall be elective.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-11

kyfp EX.
= =; |: =: !: !: !:
Z - eveo1rd q
.xkss - DeoA N
= = o. = tssefy}
: Sa q u 70 - 1
~ Nr g fros tks |
u 3 - -. aDd 70 |
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CEsse< = a thpir |
d. eblie cd i
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AroHAH DTAH.


LoSDop. ApGn8 10--A dispatch from
Cabui ~: 6e1ssai Roberts' exaes
force iog tbe M q Candahar II 2, SIS
Europsaan, f,Je4 noeives and 5000 camp
iolJovsya 0ep61d Roberts says he b
con6dsnt q ~ esec-ssful accomplish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-11

Provs
ls... ri.

ftovb
torrKk Fair ,og
choice lsc. host "
ArhucLl"-' D.c; yell
MuLisLs syrup,
ioc prime. o;Nc~
jjc choice 10.
SUv,R- k,iin-l !.
pulv,rlsr'i. llc;gran,
iari A. l0ic: Od A.
rNlraC, o.; beS, We.
yellow sLsIc. New I
Dry Go,
business In this lim
du,l ~ usual ior u.is -
SCENTS have mad. ~
l'annsls ranging iro''
ncins a inn .l6k 90
Mons coming In ~eInt
TONS on leading articl}
s., pinghams 7it.0c;
crashes 1alG; drninuG
ll!@ ljc, jeans I5Cs 81
"a Jr; dress linens n
e"ois lN920c. Print
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-11

HnuAx, August l0.-5tr: G.
from New Yosf for Duskif6 knnnfH
arrived 70 day, having in toe ~ -
er Acsdia from New York for O. =,
The Acadia iost her propeller 1ol'
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consrs.s,onaI noutnstsn.s

PrrsSGseT. August Io.-The Demo.
crate Conventions bed Lsre today
nominated James n. Hopkins for Con.
grrss in the Twenty -serond distriet, enf
Geo. T. Miller In the Twenty-third dis
tricf ..ssr-sff.t ,tlf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-11
TURKEY.
Invited 70 Help sis Down on Albania.

Invited % Hslp eft Down on Albania.
CoSsrASTiSoPLE, August l0.-The col.
lective note on the Monteneerin ques.
ton invites the Porte, In case of nom
satisfaction OF the Montenegrin claims,
to participate 10 the coersive measures
which the powers intend TO employ
against the Albanians il they persist in
their armed opposition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-11
The Grand Banquet

CHEREBorRs, August l0--A grand
banquet was given here last night at
which a large number OF distinguished
persons were present. Admiral Jareg
hiberry, proposed the toast success TO
the English Navy" to which Shaw lie
fore, Secretary oi the British Admiralty,
responded. President Grevy viewed
the illumination aioot, and VAS en,husi.
astically cheered. Gambetta drove
through the streets in a carriage. He
made speech, and was enthusiastically y
,haere1
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n s1d'a''. View.

wcv4tI eelieve that Senator Blaine
has al doabts as to the completeness
oi the k2&on,n Maine; that Gen. Arthur
os Gov. Council bases any hopes upon a
renewal Of the ight between Tammanv
and anti Tammany. or that the Demo-
cratic leaders in Indiana have any idea
,hey are playing a losing game. Neither
does an impartial observer detect any
signs that ;the Democratic campaign
''ianguishes or that 'the Hancock boom
10 subsid'ax. The supporters Of Han.
cock are united, sctive and confident.
he will reerlye the full Democratic vote,
and enough beside to give the Republi.
cans lots Of trouble, perhaps in States
where they do not expect il. This cam,
Paign . not to be decided by brsg OF
bluster.
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po,.s - Wssi = osaiA n 2

Nsv Yvaf. Augase 10.-Dr
sts and dr,nk quits frsely doG91D =
day, and his weight to-sight - 3
hundred and foTty poasdG t,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-11
FRA N CE.
Full Returns from the Election.

PARIS, August l0-Thc results OF the
election for Councils General show
l,0l2 Republicans elected and i0j Reac-
tiouarics; gain Of 300 Republicans.
An American Expelled.
Baron Harden Hickey. the expelled
editor Of the an'i-Republican paper,
Lei,qb0uit, who writes under the assum.
ed name Of "St Patrice," is n native OF
the United States, whose ancestors I'm =
grated from Ireland in the beginning
OF the present century. Tue React ~ :
AIRY papers warmly protest against hi,
expulsion as he made very generous IRE
vi his large fortune.
The Naval Power OF tho Republic.
CHERBoURG, August ~. The eyes Of
Europe are at this moment turned to.
ward the navy oi France, ~ on the lith
and 18th OF last month the army Of this
country was similarly looked ut. France
is determined to convince the world in
general, and Germany IN particular, that
neither her army or naval figures ON pa
per, and Presidcat Greyy, with all the
entourdGc OF the Elysee here, will ccntin.
tie 10 50 pronounce.
There are fully So iron.clads, pa un.
armorcd screw-steamers, G2 paddle
steamers and ll3 sailing vessels in the
entire French fleet. The iron-clads
bTtimcrits cuirdssSs) are represented by
II frigates ltr,gairs curosss). OF a collec.
tive horsepower equal 10 S2,2l9. and
80 guns; by IL coryettes (clnrdsss), of
- O65 horse power and - guns; by II
rOlst.ruarl vessels of Al uD horse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-11

A dr. tsR ooe:s..h '.y:: a ~
dated II 81 GnVing that the camel
drivers xn15 G40Dn from Ayoob
Khap's ~ 60 hat the Herntess
md O. 01ID fouxht over ths
sooils - - - e Kushki Makud.
nd tha ~ - vas wounded In
alo ~ ~ - q o....A.r o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-11
Had Enough Of Haneoek's Lstssrs

Prom tAe P1seoox Lesder. Rep.
The Cb~">relal Casesse is nos>vise. Il
calls for the publication Of the whole Of
Gen. Hspcocks correspondesnDsv NM
Gen Sheunsn during the trout -
'ter Of 1861 The rest Of N - -
SeuspspsTs are entirely 49, 60
ths ons thet bas been Pab>hhsd- ~
p bod eacush ior ~ prsol66
nhS 5saiy and modersae ana -
S.sss ke. - % slstsanan, =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-11
Plaananta County.

ID. W. Reynolds, Q strong johnson
man, though he would not commit him.
self, wanted Q basis that would give
Pleasants eight votes. "for Ben vii.
son our county cast 796 votes" aid be,
though the Tibsne almanac givss ~
bat $40. / think they must have mixed
ny the Republican voss."
"Alloving you q hew win tAay -
sast on the 1rsk balletf'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-11

I'm bsoA o.sas sflH9
Canaed g.
Tomatoes. 2 lh q
y - per doI, penc
dpz. slb 81 so psr
- 20 per dor. coss
do,., string beaos
h~ans 81 20, blsek kbpsy
81 90; pine aPplss of
81 - per dor; epso
weight. 7S PEI -.
81 Is. 2 ID light veiu1o
AAsos1les
Trn-So. I, thsun
dorrn; No. z. tWo ~
No. 3, two lo>ypg 0 {
Two hoops d ~
hoops 81 OD pss 6ouu
star 81 30 per dossa ,
Ia % per Jox~n.
On-l.ctined petrol<
the demand i, brisk,
test selling y, 9ic: 80
btc; and Ohio stsnid
bfe test, at lie t~T d
is steady but quiet si 4
EnS.sd oil II frm si q
minsrs oil t&. -
TosAcpp-glsu; -
CO., bIack payios ~
brand; tvis1s onclhs
TkA-0Woe oo03sy
WmEsGSse egu6onop
II u pss -, upe
scraps, 2SaSe psv -
I,crTEE-Tbis comm
demand ior choice gTJ
choice st I&6 2zc.
Ebos-gs2tc " pes Do
PorAroEs--PsseioIos
bus; sssst p0tsto~s,
bbI.
IIoyrr-Ssv doss>
pound.
sALr-Tbs market
Tor the bcst quality.
TAu0w-In small d
Prime city wandered q
locse: county. &c.
GIsSEse-At ti 10 r
Ing.
WHfsKy-stssdy. VI
at 81 o. pss prod esIIs
CmE1s-Tbs dsusG
quots Ohio isstosy
cream i5IG4iec; IN IT.
wOD-Quotsd q {
ussb~l, and ooetk1
washed. Maskel a..
SAlAe-lpd N eQd
" 5<3 30 pr ksnck |,
per btx; Nusesfsi nj
cia saisins g pss ~ -
prunss, cd 4. -
nuts S 90; ND
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appiss 1(Sse: ssU =
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70 is~;~vspoesSsd ~
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snsr sPssebss ss7 O.,
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BUYING A.


=. .,:,! |: a.: "a -: =:
49, 80
~s,,n
Ylour remains u -
<|;<;|
- "A ~ NJ
anu commanee ves
Meats still ooae1 4
Art .clss. b,esnnu1 ro ,
,. 49,
m"A" P" ~
coming seasoe I ~ ,. -
In dry RooAa : ~ :
-S<.S&
1 -.
nov % made
given In detail ~ -
on hand 10 conpl n q
n.,,m.,, and ~
@ , $50 80 a.,
" YeaP~0ee ].
Oils, whek4s - "
T. =. a.
ine "
tion, Win os efsy
e ~ Us
Family Nhite..---.-y
san,l, psis,' 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-11
AlSTAkEN,
ku1esn Dsath OF an Oyer-Curi.
IL o0A Louis Man

beeA 'lst l0.-Leslir. q work
Mountain Company
P, drilled two holes, pI,
~ mite, a giant powder
n hen powder on tou
VI enC8 both had exploited h.
fssS - II ~ looking dow n into the
80 the dynamiteexploded
- pieces, throwing his
~ oto the air and twelve
k5& - embankment He was
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10
NEw LoNDoN, July 20, IA.
TnE New York TliLaoe, Thursda

The New York Tribune, Thursday,
commenting on the bill Of the Califor-
mia legislature, authorizing the NUM-
CAPABILITIES to remove the Chinese beyond
their limits, declares that the legisla-
ture is more dangerous to California
than the incendiary orators Of the sand
lots. There Is not the least doubt but
that the rules laid down in the recent
decision Of the circuit court, apply ex-
actly to the bal Of the California legis-
~lature, who have triied with peace and
Justice quite long enough, and 1t is high
time for them TO recognize their respon-
sibility to something besides mob clam
or in that city.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10
THE secretary Of war in a communi

HE secretary OF war In n communi-
cation 10 the senate, on Thursday,
recommending an appropriation Of
500, 600 TO build a new military post ut
the junction of the Gunnison and
Grand rivers, says that Gen. Sherman
has reported to the department that
Gen. Mackenzie will be ordered for
ward rs soon as wagons can be used on
the road, by Saguatake and Del Norte,
TO the Uncompagre country, and then
TO reconnoitre forward us far rs the
junction Of the Gunnison and Grand
rivers, to select n site for the contem-
plated post; one that will ensure peace
in all that region. For this purpose
$780, 900 will he indispensibly necessary,
and l earnestly advise you to ask this
sun Of congress Mt the earliest date
possible, because the post ought TO be
built this year. Troops cannot well
live In that region without warmth and
shelter, and stores should 10 sent for
ward before September for the whole
winter. Secretary Ramsey In his letter
oncur with the views Of Gen. Sher-
man, and recommends that an appro-
priation OF 500, 600 be made immedi-
ately available.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10


Mr.. Fellows Is iaily in receipt Of let
tiers Of enquiry from various parts, re-
specting his Syrup Of Hypophosphites.
One recently received leads TO the be-
lief that the public mistake his mean
ing In reference to its effect In impart-
ing superior energy to the mind. Where
the intellect has been impaired by over
work or by kindred causes, the use Of
the Syrup, together with proper precau-
tions In the use of food, clothing, exer-
else and rest, will restore full powers to
the brain and nerves. Superiority OF
genius consists. in great capacity of
brain for assimilating material from
every quarter, and Of developing in
proportion, but IS far the greater num-
Der are not well endowed by nature,
consequently lacking the capacity, it
would be quite impossible TO find crani-
um space for material necessary to con-
stitute the brilliant genius. Hence,
although the Syrup will assist in restor-
ing the mind, which Is lost, 1t cannot
change q natural born idiot into nm In
tellIeent man.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10
prsrArcn from Portland say

A DISPATCH from Portland says:
The Oregon democratic state conven-
tion have nominated five district judges
and district attorneys; the platform ad-
vocates economy In public affairs, uni
form taxation, equal protection to cap
ital and labor, regulating by legislative
action the rates Of common carriers,
maintenance of public schools, free
election without interference by mill
tary, condemning keeping alive the
bitterness Of the late war, ~censuring
President Hayes for vetoing the Chinese
bill, declaring the recent decisions Of
the United States supreme court In re-
lation TO election laws s favoring the
republican party, pledging support to
all laws favoring untrammelled suffrage,
opposition TO protective tariff. and de-
nouncing the third term movement.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10
A Modem Medical Miraele

is without doubt the discovery OF "Anake-
sis by DIR. silsbee, nm infaliibie remedy for
the most painful and exaspcrating OF all dis
dases. piles; 5oc.op once afflicted mortais
gladly attest the virtue Of Anakcxis. and suf-
icrinE millions JOS ously hall the hope OF re-
lief The impie. rational, common rense
nature OF this marvellous discovery Of q cure
80 safe, easy. and certain. for n disease %
painful and persistent, has excited the won
der OF the people and admiration OF medical
men,. II Is the result OF Forty year. expert
cnce by n distinguished scientific physicfsn.
This really great remedy combines the sooth.
ing system OF the English. the mechanical
method OF the French. and the heroic inedl-
cal custom OF American surgeons. "Anake
sis therefore Affords almost instant relief
nom pain, keeps up the raw sensitive tumnrs
and. both BY pressure and medication, eurrs
the most tnveterate cases ~ piles. 1t has
stood the critical test OF - years use against
the caviis of ignorant limitations and unscru-
puious empiriciun. Over half n million Of
persons have uscd II and none without bcne-
Mt Doctors Of all school. prescribe IL NJ the
nearest possible. 70 an infAifiblc rmcdy.
samples Of -Anake<ts" are sent frce To all
srfer.rs BY r. Neu<taedter a Co.. sox seis
New York. sole manufacturer 10 d by
drnKgisis everywhere. Price q per box.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10

Ths New YOTk Foa OB ThHEsday
published = tGs eoiUm1 Interview con
eeHnihg the outlook for the Chicago
e-0Isenti0H with George C. GoriAsm,
whom il Correctly describes - Ons q
the mast active aud aggressive Grant
men in Washington. lie utterly scouts
the idea that any Of the members Of the
Pennsylvania delegation viii disobey
their instructions and vote for Blaine.
The delegates, he says. are picked
Grant men, and lie thinks that Don
Cameron and his lieUtenants knew
what they were about when picking
them, and did not fail 10 eject men who
would stick. Gorham charges that the
local committeeman Of Pennsylvania.
whose letters we've published In the
New York 7fibsAs some weeks ago.
and o. whom Al immense majority were
opposed 10 Grant, were bogus" and
says that men were paIaded As anti
Grant committeeman who had no exis-
tence, and whose names were probably
taken from an old list Of New York
hotel arrivals.
The New York delegates, he says, are
in his opinion, equally reliable for
Grant, and after reviewing the field In
detail he figures up at least 437 votes n
sare for Grant, or n majority OF lao
over Blaine and Sherman combined.
He accords ISL certain votes 10 Blaine
from Maine, New Hampshire. Rhode
Island. one half Of Indiana, Mishgan,
Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas, Oregon, and
eight territories, with n possibility Of
50 more from California, Colorado,
Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Ne
braska, New Jersey, West Virginia,
and Wisconsin. He gives Sherman n
maximum Of 100 votes. made up rs fol-
lows: Ohio A, one half Of North Car
olinA and Tennessee, and 40 scattering
from states throughout the south.
The debatable 80 votes above men,
tioned are in Gorham's opinion still
subjects for the contest between Blaine
and Grant, but on the whole he con
cludes that before the Chicago conven-
ton meets, the lead Of Grant will be 30
apparent that no other name will be
presented In the convention.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10

TIE proposed amendment 70 the army
appGoPTistioa blI concerning TIE Use o.
troops II Pells, for police PuHposas
which was rgled 10 be Ia order IN tie
house I4at ThuIadSs, i an exact eoPy
Of ths clause Which Sss i~EeapOrStsd
IN the army s~ppIoIsiatian hil, hnAlsy
pass-d last year AZ the extra session,
which obtained the presidents approval.
All but Lineteen of the republican
members Of the house Of representa-
tives then voted for Il, and although IL
was subsequently opposed by the solid
body Of republicans in the senate, the
president took the ground that IL
amounted Ia nothing, and therefore
signed the bill. II does not prohibit
the use Of troops at the polls, but sim
ply provides that no portion Of the
money appropriated by the hill shall be
paid for transportation. equipment, sub
sistenee, or compensation Of any troops
10 he employed for such purposes.
President Hayes has repeatedly declared
that be has no desire or intention 10 use
troops for mere political purposes"
but II he did % desire, IL Is evident that
this clause would not practically stand
In his way, because the troops marched
10 the polls from some neighboring
barracks would not require Transporter
ton for any such purpose. He will.
therefore, undoubtedly sign the present
bill, although tins rider be put upon 1t,
Of which. however, there is some doubt,
as the republicans now intend TO vote
solidly against II, and a considerable
number Of democrats have privately
intimated that they care nothing for IL.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10
EnrKnoR WILLIAM has rrplied.

EnrKRoR WILLIAM has replied, IL
the following cabinet order, TO Biz
marck's request for permission Ia ptirs
from once: certainly do not irnort
the difficulties in which you may b
placed, by the conflict between the du'
ties imposed on you by the constitution
and your responsibility; ! do not fee
induced to relieve you Of your Office be-
cause you believe yourself unable In
any particular case 10 carry out the task
allotted TO you by the constitution; ]
must, On the contrary, leave IL TO you
to submit TO me, and subsequently, 10
the bundesrath, proposals calculated to
bring out n constitutional solution Of
the conflict Of duties OF this descrip-
tlOn-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10
A DIsrATcn from Wheeling, West

A DISPATCH from Wheeling, West
Virginin, says: On Thursday afternoon
the ear coach Of u passenger train on
the BeIlaire a Southwestern railroad,
jumped the track on n %trestle, about Is
miles from Bellaire, falling a distance
OF 10 feet. There were fifteen or TWEEN
ty passengers In the coach, Of whom
only ave or six were injured. i. NJ.
Armour, OF Pittsburg, was injured
about the side and back, and internally;
VIM Smith, woodsneld, leg broken,
and other serious injuries; Capt. Arm
strong and daughter. Of Bellaire, were
slightly injured. The reports here, are
that n young man named Danford, u
postal clerk, was killed, snd three others
badly injured.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10

OK Thursday morning, in San Fran
cisco, Edgar p. Holm shot his wife In
the breast, at his residence In Market
street, and then fired n bullet into his
own head. lie may recover; he Is con-
scious, but rsfuses to state why he
the deed. They had been
separated for some time.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10

AMAN who had given the name Of
Geo. NJ. Jones, claiming to be n Bos-
ton merchant, but supposed to have
been n lieutenant in the army, named
Smith, has shot himself fatally In st.
yincent's hospital, New York city.