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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-11-24
Sorting Beans.
A farmers vile was busy
Sorting beans.

A farmers vile was busy
Sorting beans,
The good seemed hardly any,
For the harvest time was rainy,
Bad for beans.
The poor ones were so many,
She was vexed and tired by picking
Out bad beans.
For it took her many hours,
And it tired her patience powers,
Till she wished there were no showers
To spoil beans.
Suddenly she stopped, and thinking
OF the beans
Now finished, said with smiling:
"What q iool to let the riling
Come. the pleasant hours beguiling,
For bad beans.
"When come to have another
Sorting beans,
will save me half the trouble,
And my pleasure will be double,
While burst the hideous bubble
OF bad beans.
For instead OF always looking
For bad beans,
will leave them, while with pleasure
will gather out and Treasure,
Till fill my little measure
With good beans"
There's lesson from this story
Sorting beans.
Life is full OF smiles and madness,
Many griets and sometimes gladness,
Much of Joy and more OF sadness
Like poor beans.
And our work in life is sorting,
AS with beans,
We can go through lie and end il,
Leaving the best things, that lend
Charms, and only spend it
With bad beans.
But there is way that's better
Sorting beans.
Choose the good, and when life CLOSES
There will be less thorns than roses,
For the garnered good disposes
OF moor beaue
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-11-24
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
Die enrcpdiiebe Ginipanrcrune
uuS Die NleGcr.

9rdlitcnt 5apcS iubte in eircr ueu=
lid in Columbus, Obip, BebaItcnen 8eSe
politlihcb 9apital aus acm llmitanbe
Su MAIDEN, bab bic europaiide Ginipans
rerung hidt nlp rem Sdcen, ionocrn
Had Dem gSeItcu Scbt. OGSu bemertt
Der ,,9tn5ejGer pes lGeitenS"
,,Gsuti6e ipie ,SrlGneer Sisb5n nidt
germ in 9onebesirtc, ipeIde ION 9lesern
ipimmslu. NiaB ber quite 0apes Die
S6uldriiattcn 10 perpoltommuen, bab
ieeer 9ts9Cr GslegGnbti; erbalt, Satei.
mild 80 Ilmen mo glitrpnomie su lh.
Oiren - bIr osulI6e Giunauosrer ipuo
OeSbolb bod nidt in GeBtubm sieben,
in wel9en SaS farbiee Clement itarf
peer gar iiberwissenN lit, no CT, ipenn
er 9uIfs Sebraudt. gleSsr mo 9tsgerins
nen mieiben muB. 9a iibt Der 0as
Ten, Die 4nipelenbSit Der 9le0er lit
ciueS Der SinoerniNe, uu6 ciues Der
beeeutenoiten. mtldt Der eIropdilden
|nipanocrums III Ten Shotn cnise9en=
Nebga. 9etuu 9Srr 6oges hie 9laht
bate, euycb siucn HAS 100000 9lceer
na6 Soi9a poer Wlutueipta Sa conman.
sirsn unp ile bort su 9ausrn sa MAIDEN,
70 iutiree CT ii9 balo ibsrseugrn, bab
bic eurpp6ii6c einWauSerune an bem
@ebiete, auf peI6em bieIe 100000
bauiten, borbsisiebeG un6 ii9 in m5ss
lidIt reipeitbolIer Gntiermlng bon ION
niecerlahen ipiirbe. Selblt bic raois
faIitcn Iateiniihen 8auern riirosn
yielBaAS nebmen. ipenn bic 0sIfte ibrsy
gea4barf9aft pIfelid i&iuars ivilrSs. "
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09

einSunebmen unS aus;ufitIlen berufen
llnb perpflidtet par.
60 mar 9lQeS geprbnet unS bic Sobz
seit fano in aIIer Stille Itatt. 3um erz
| item DiaIe ipar BEL eieier Gele9enbeit
Srau y. Sammeritein Der 0ait oes 9te=
! sierunSSratb. sic batten Srieben nit
cinanoer 9eidIpheu, nO ipurSen iie
aud niemaIS SrelmSe, 10 b6rten iie
bod auf SeinSe 81 iein. Sic fanSen
ia einen SereinisungSPntt in Der 2iebe
Su ibrcn Ginberu.
8ernbarS bate Der 6iplomatii6en
Saufbabn entIagt, icincm S9piaBers
pater Su Siebe, ber Rem @eNanten ni6t
Su ertrdsen permodte, feline Spdter
t6nne ibm na6 ct. 9etersburg ocer
mad SonItmtinppeI, Stpd6cIm poer
Otaorio entfiiBrt tpcrben. @lei6 SotS=
bauien trat e. in ben b6beren SerwaI=
tim88cicnit NIT bcr 9lbfdt, ip6ter iid
Der SeipirtbIdaftung ieiusr Sitter su
tuibmsu, bic iein S6piegerpater ppr=
IGuiiB ii9 nod pUrbebieIt.
Der 9ie9ierungsratb bate BERNHARD
bon 9lnfang all iuic cinen Sobn aufges
nommen umS Iicbte i'm ais ioIden {;
5rau y. @ammcritein tpebrte iitb Iange
gc8en ben Souber, ben ibre bpISe
S6wiesertodter auf iie ausiibte, enSs
lid CAB iie ii6 ibm aber rod gefangen.
Grpa unb Yorurtbeil, bic iie tiinitlid
aufre6t crbielt, ibmOI;en Dor Ntags
ba's Siebrei uno iDrer iih itets BleiA
bIeibenoen Sanftmutb iie CAB ibr uns
gei6mdIert bic 2icGe, bic Goipin ibr
pcrerbt, rnb mubte 9epabr ipcrhen, haB
Siebc Gin Out lit, bon cem man um 10
mcbr bat, ie mebr man sitt.
Sbr 9teid,tbum an Siebe perminSerte
iib nidt, ais Gin iIeiner GSpin, ben
0taeoa ibrem GatIeu in bic 9trmc leete,
ieinen icbr reiaIi4 bemeIcncn 9(ntbeil
baran bcaniprudte, mb ais oem 9rii.
berdn cine liebIibe gtnnlm;iata folgte,
Die paS periiin8te Gbenbilo Der iriibs
eren ipar, ba entoedte Die 0robmutter,
RAP iie cisentli6 bieieS Sino nod mebr
liebe ais ale glnbere. Yeinabe pdre
cs bariiber ipiebe- sur t5tinbI6aft Sipis
den ibr unb bem ytcgiermgsrotb ge=
fommen; ocnn Der nabm Die GnteIin
na6 ibrcr 9lniidt So6 gar ;u imgebiibrs
lid piel fir iib in gtnipru6. Soios
bauien aber 1T 0icI su SIddIl6, um
nibt friepierti8 5u iein. Gr hat ieinen
geiiimismus auf9egeben, 6rau b.
Sammcritein iEysn 6anB Sur Sntrisue,
lmS 10 bdten 9eioe 9ewOmcn, inoem
iie UerlorGu. Gnbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
ONns 1T Scr M1cnfen 2

9ieie 6rn9e 1T i6pn pit aufsc.
itcllt unS aud perIbieoenortis bcantpprs
tct porScn. 0ieiit BADEN Iitb bic Sc.
Icbrten babel in tieiIinniSc pbiIoiopbii6e
DeSuctiOnen ein9cIoiicn, bie iiir ben 9es
Ier nidts weniser ais amitiant iparen.
Gincm ma89arii4en GcIe9rten 9arI
9ceip beibt cr mb 9leaI. SGuI=9yrp'
feior in 6iinftirden lit CT. bIieb eS
pOrbebaItcu Njcic 6rase 81 ol0emeiner
!oeitCrfeit Su I6ien. g8aS lcbrt m8 aIip
!9err 9eeip: Scr MCiIb 1T bonn Srps
ide unc tuirN tpicNer sum 5roide irers
ben !" @om llrbe8im Der Grbe Iprcd.
snS, iast Der @erfaiier: Inter 9lnbercm
bsberri6tc ein froid65nIidISS SGusetbisr
SaS Mssr, WeIhcS in Sicicr Seit ibpn
int 80iicr mS in 2uft Itben fourte, bp6
mar iein beitanOiScr 9(ufeutbaItsOrt Sas
iaI5pdiicrige @lccr. SieieS froiaabns
lide Sbicr neunen mir beute Weuib, Der
aud iegt baS SoIj nibt cHtbebGen fam,
na6hem iib ieinI glatur Saran 0ep6bnt
bat. 9tuf DC Sdpimmbaut bieieS
WecrtbiereS peiicn nod teiIln uube.
itreitbare SiiIleu ;piidcn BEN 0aumen
mb 5ebcn bin. oie cinSclnen g9SIt,
tbeile batten nadb Der 9tuiidt beS Ser.
faKers ni6t ScnicIbtu 9lab I'M 9geIt.
raume. ben iie tcute cimebmen. Crit
oIIm6bIi8 geriStbsn iie 0ui loren ictisen
Ylab unb iueroen in SuGunit.pieeer BON
Mcre abSei6msmmt. Der 9ebaupt,
ung 0aripiu's ppu ser 9lbItammung bes
Weni6en tritt Geeiy init fol9eaSer
&raftdubernn8 Cnt8c8cn 9lidt BON
9lifcn itammt Der Mcni6 ab, ionSen
um8sicbrt - Der glife lit nur Gin pers
tiimmertcr, pCrtommensr Mcni@. lleber
bic 3ufunft unierer Gres dUBert iib Der
Serfohty; 1er WonS rdbert ii6 Iteis
Der Groe, bic OrenSe oieier Stnniberung
ipirO crit bort iein. l9u cr bic 0berflade
Der grSe berabrt, g9ann has BcI6cbn
tpirp, ba5 iueib iF ni4t. nber aud bas
ipeib i'd nibt ipaS bom aus Der GrSe
pirS. Damn ipcrben bic GrSibeile
Ian8iam Uon ben 5Iutbtn in bic Reere
binab8ei4wcmmt tvcrbcn Sas Meer
Die Pineiu8ei&pcwmtcn 2bcile Der.
i6Iin8cn unH 10 ipiyO uus nidts iibris
bIeibsr4 ais III uuicre llrform Suriidsus
tebrcn - mir iperSsn ipie01r g8aNer.
tbiere, 6rblde!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09

Der S6nee bate icin tpeiBeS 2sis
6entub iibCr gopin'S 8rab aebreitet
uno ipar bon Der MlGr;icme binipeggcs
filBt iporbln, Sdneeglbdben, GrpeuS,
Seilhen, SpaSintben mS Diaiblumsn
Ibmldten nad chamber Scn itets wpbls
sepilegtsu 6dBeI, aber crit ais bic 9io.
ienjeit fam, pabtIn It'd Sernbaro mo
Oidgoa. I'M Dem 9rueer, nit benz iie
I'M Geiite beitdnbig fortletten, nit Der
idbniteu imo buftisiten 8Iumeripenbs
oe5 9aBen Spmmer2 biz hmbe ;u br;a,
gen, baB am na6i,en 3abe Der 8unc,
BEN tire 9euen bei6Iohcn, i'm gluse.
ii6te Der 98eIt iciue GiItiotsit crbaIten
ioIlte,
Gs mar nibt Die 8iidii6t auf bic
Srauer, ipel6e iic peranlabt bate, ibrc
SsrbinNuu9 70 lauSe binausSuidieben ;
otm iie ipubten, bdb iie Samjt Sen 9iebs
Iing8punI6 ees Serblitbenen erflIlteu
un6 icin gtnSenfen nidt cntpei9t batten,
ieIbit ipem iie bieiclbe all icincm pifencn
Sarge sei6loTen. Der gteSierinsSz
ratb bate eS 10 beitimmt imb bic Ser.
lobtsn batten iib ieinep @yiiuben scs
ftiet.
0err u. Saiebauicu ippllte ieiuc
Io6ter nod cinen 9Ginter bineurd ais
Iein Gigentbam beiibtn umb eeren &ers
Iubtan nur BEL ssIessntIiden 9slu3t,
9lnre6te gbnnen, che ourd bic 0eiratb
bas VerbdltuiB umsttebrt war, 9Icbei
Sieiem ieIbItiattigcn, aber iebr berscib.
Iiben @runSe bate er absr nod zen
g9unI8, NiagSa's llu5biIsuns meby
poaeuoet vuS 9embayS in eincm Iciten
sebSnSberIfe ;u iehen.
glHe Sisie SsSinsun8sn ipareu fun
erfijIlt.
9lur In ibrer rsBenben llripriiGsIi9.
felt unb anmutbiseu RatirIidfeit tpai
Masea glununsiata seblisbep, ionIi
bate iie iib in ibrsm g9iien i.no ibren
9(uftreten pblIig ber StelluRg angepabt
bic Iie aIs Tohter ibreS 9aters uni
ais bic iiuftios Gattin fbrss @srIpttsT
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
Serautpn SparsSanf,
uns
9ruSf 6 o tat . q AMI c.

l26 9adapanna aSenue,
nimmt 6SeIeer an fir SpaBprfe une 3abIt
Sntntlrr taiiir am Srisn Gage hes Sanuar
Hne tts Sult iress 5dbr. Die SdnL nimmt
erner 9ones rtsr SsrliseIts @sIepadtte sum
0Iuitspdbrsu an, uue bsrs6nrt bsm Gt9tntbl.
mrr zinc llrinr Rcuts. Mad stnrm Sstsbl
brr serldisesn Gcurisn pcn gdfapnnna Seuntg
IN tiels Sanf ais Dfppiitrrium nlltr an has
6jeridt su sabltuhsu G5sIhtr stmadt assis'
runasvapisre psresn &C. ure psrtautt.. .-
q. q. gS II llarb, prlhesnt.
u. $ GbriStS Saiprsr.
8. q. gB aterS, Sttr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09

in bas meine ; 9u biit eS uber, bic
pcrlpren Bat"
gtpd einmal las er ben Brief bes
9ater glntonip, bann isbte CT iid nieber
nm i'm su beantnorten unb reife 0es
i6enfe fir NaS SloIter, no Oiariettu
perpfe9t iporoen ipar, tpie fir feline
9lrmtn in bic SGnoe bes guten 6eiIt:
Ii6en su lesen. gllS bieleS Gei6df
bcenbet iuar, flinseIte er unO befabI
isinen @a9en an;uIpannen.
sd osrreiIe ouf Gin paar Gage, u
idgte CT su ieiner Spdter, Die iebniii6:
tiS eripartet bate, boB Der Sater aus
Ieinem Simmer enoli6 ipieber sum Sor'
i6ein fpmmcn ioIlte .,tpenn i6 ipiebers
fomms, brinse i6 pieaei9t Semanb nit.
9latbe insipii6en, ipir eS iein tbnne. "
Gr fubte tic Id6eInS auf bic err6s
tbcnSe @anse mo itieB in ben 9SaSen.
,,gSiqit Ou Did nidt na6 JttnSo
umieben, Batter 2" bat @ia8Sa. =, pieI=
lei6t iinoeit Du ibn nod"
Or mill nidt SefunSen iein. unS CT
tbut re6t baran," entSe9nete Der 9tcz
sierunsSratb. ,,9aB ibn feline StraBe
siebcn Cure g8sse geben aus einun.
oer."
,,gt6er ipir benfen al chamber in
Srieoen," fiiste MaBOa binsu.
Der 9te9icrtmgSrntb itieg III ben
g8agen mS flbr, bic ibm na6i6aus
enSe So6ter nod mebnaIS init Der
!9anb 8rubenb, capon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09

muB ibre Stimme bbren, ibre SunS fol-
in Der meinisen ruben, lie ioll mid
9ruSer nenneu. 0lutter perIaSe mir
ni6t Siss einsiSe Slid, mas mir bic
GrSe nod bieten fam, id flebe Did an,
Iab mid ieIig, irie6li6 iterben."
Gopin Iant suriid. Wtdn bbrte i'm
3immer nidt8 ais S6Iu6Sen, bann
iaSte 6rau uon SammeritCin init abBes
tpanStem 8eii6te : ,,8rinBe Gbtpin
9eine Sraut. 8ernbaro i'd Sebc
meine GinniIIisun9 !"
9tlen SdntesauberunSen iib cntSis=
benS, elite iie aus benz 3immer.
Der 9ieSierlmosratb retdte 8Crnborb
bic S0nS unb fIiiiterte ibm Su: ,9ab
3eit perseben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
Sanech.
Ss scranton Sbarbanf.

13O @pomin8 apenue.
gtoblirt 1869. Capital 100000
Nimmt Gspriten fir SparSpedr Su risr
Yrc,sut psr 9abr an, pel6e balbjdbrit bsiablt
tpsrSsn. eauftues 1sppilfH stTssH on9snrn''
men.
q Sslair, grGI. s.. n. 0dil, Gad
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-27
LIVELY TIMES.
war Bet~eea the n. n. Herald aaa
Express.
rhs Llfs aad E.eapaass Of Beaast
GO In. Ola MAN.

New York. Oct. .26.-The war be-
tween the Express and Herald deepens.
The Express tonight prints the follow
ing editorial in a dozen places: ssThe
Evening Express will begin tomorrow
the publication Of the opening chapter
OF the life and eseapades Of James
Gordon Bennett. These chapters will
be rich reading" John Kelly's friends
allege that the Herald's opposition 10
Grace Is because Kelly declined 10 nom-
mate Isaac Bell, q relative Of the edi-
tor, In Graee's place. The 7fiLaae
joins the fight with the following: ''The
Express last Wednesday referred To
Bennett rs n man whose biography
would be unfit for publication in the
worst sheet in the country We ven-
ture TO demonstrate with the Express,
not for Bennett's sake, who seems quite
equal TO take care of himself, but we
should be sorry TO see the Express
write itself down as The worst sheet in
the country" The Herald's reply TO
the threats of the biography in the Err
press has been broadside OF editorial
paragraphs saying go ahead, old
man,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-27

Chicago, Oct. 26.-The Hltsr Octan
has private adyices from Indiana Of a
scheme Matched out by Mr.. English and
his worthy coadjutors TO capture from
the republicans 4 section Of that state
in November. The plan is TO put on
the democratic electoral ticket one day
before the election the names of three
Of the greenback electors and to force a
greenbaek coalition in that way. The
greenback committee and De Ia
Matyr hotly refuse TO enter into the
scheme and some OF them denounce il
as q trick.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-27
Registration Fraud. In Denver.

Denver. Oct. 26.-The registration
In this city shows immense frauds, the
total number registered being IL, ,o35,
being twice the number OF actual
voters. The total population is only
$1,000. In one ward 140 democrats is
said to have been registered from one
lot, and since the registration began
one democrat vouched for 63l voters.
A prominent democrat from the east is
said TO have worked with the assis-
lance Of an organized gang Of ward
workers Of Cincinnati. Advices received
at the republican headquarters are that
the democrats are colonizing voters
from Wyoming and New Mexico. There
is great excitement among the repub-
licans, these frauds being entirely un-
expected.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-27

Chicago, Oct. ga dispatch re-
ceived at military headquarters to-day
gives the particulars of Col. Joaquin
Terrassa's victory over Victorio's band
Of Indians: i The Mexicans attacked
Victorio in the Castillo mountains, sur
rounding his fortified position and by
simultaneous attacks captured 1t. Vic
torio, sixty warriors and eighteen wo-
men and children were left dead on the
field; sixty y-eight women and children
and two white captives were taken and
16S animals recovered with all the arms
and plunder. Terrassa's loss is three
men killed and twelve wounded. Thirty
Indians escaped through being too
late on the ground, but competent
force is pursuing them. Col. Buell.,
through whose hands the dispatch
passed, says this is one of the results Of
our movements into Mexico, and vir-
tually ends the war with victorio. /
think I shall be able to head the small
party that escaped. / shall reorganize
here, having colnmus for operation
both north and west.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-27
Tae Louisiana RerI-tralisa MaaaIs.

The Louisiana ReEistratisa MaadIe-
New Orleans. Oct. 5d.-Superyisor
Of Registration Cayanac and his clerks,
Henry ANTI, F. L. Fischer and Geo.
w. Flynn, charged with delaying the
registrating Of voters, were examined
before the United States commissioner
here to-day. After the hearing Of tes-
timony the parties were sent before the
United States circuit court and placed
under 200 bail, As the registration
continues, it is stated they will be ar
rested again tomorrow, afidAvits being
made against all the persons who
have registered since the I'D inst. /,
charging them with illegally registering.
There being no judge Of ths.U. 5. court
there restraining the order against
Cayanae, he cannot be detained. Cav
anac denies that he threatened 10 use
force 10 prevent arrests and interference
by the United States authorities. Cav
anAe says the statement made that he
is registering white voters and refusing
to register colored voters Is untrue. No
distinction is made.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-27

New York, Oct. 26.-It cannot be
said that the democrats have made a
noteworthy impression In the manufac-
turing districts, in their fight against
the tariff bugaboo. There are SO many
manufacturers whose Golfers are en-
riched by protective tariff, who are
clamorous for even more protection,
and whose workmen are SO dependent
upon them, believing their interests
and the interests Of their bosses to be
identical, that the democrats are hay
ing up hill work. The rabid protec-
tionists Of the county of Trenton, N.
j., where the democrats are naturally
strong, is an instance. The single in
dustry of pottery making gives en-
ployment there to four thousand men.
The pottery manufacturers there say
their business has grown up under the
protective tariff, and the moment the
tariff is removed or lowered the three
hundred manufacturers Of Liverpool
would sweep and utterly overwhelm
the fifty potteries in this country, three
fourths OF which are in Trenton. AS
one said to-day, 1--WE have taken pains
to inform our men that our interests
are theirs, that we could not live with
out protective tariff. We employ u
very intelligent class OF workers, and
think the simple presentation OF the
facts In the case is sufficient. Free
trade would close us up. The duty on
China ware issforty or forty-ive per
cent. and fifty per cent. on decorated
China ware. We can't compete with
foreign cheap labor, and cheap material
and Tree trace In pottery would throw
many thousand people out OF employ
ment."
lis within bounds to say that four
hfths OF the factory hands In New
YORK, Connecticut and New Jersey
have been supplied with the following
piacard OF the republican platform:
"A tariff That will discriminate In
favor OF American labor. A protec-
tive tariff means active sale for home
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-27
BRIEF rELEGRAMs.

Washington; A patent was issued To
James w. Pomeroy, Of Colorado, for a
new process Of extracting gold and
silver from ores.
Syracuse: Gen. Grant had a grand
reception here to-day. At mass meet
ing this afternoon he addressed an en-
thusiastic audience.
New York: Chalmers, OF Mississippi,
calls for a revival Of the methods Of
1876, saying that the democracy ''has
not man or gun TO spare"
Three Rivers. Mich: A pulp mill
here burned this morning. Loss, $65,-
coo; partially insured.
Carton, Mich: John Duff, builder
Of the ii. Il st. Joe railroad and U. r.
railroad, died this morning. Ills prop
erty is valued at si.000,00
New York: At the Warren court of
inquiry to-day A. NJ. Morton, late of
the United states volunteers, testified
that he heard : conversation between
Gen. Sheridan and Gen. Warren when
the latter came after being relieved OF
his command, and requested Gen. Sher-
idan to reconsider his orders. Gen.
Sheridan answered with profane
monysyllable.
New York: +. J. Vogel head book
keeper for the firm of Sherman, Cecil
d Co., Thomas street, killed himself
to-day in front Of the morgue
Montreal: The leading bank here has
notified its customers that interest will
not be allowed on large sums after the
first prox, owing to the difficulty in
finding investments for large sums now
lying idle.
Chicago: The registration closed to-
night and the lists show that the total
number registered in the city is nearly
$4,000. The highest number in the
history of the city.
Chicago: In the twenty mile race
between Misses Jewett, Pinnio and
buckingham, the former won in half a
second less than one hour. Miss
Buckingham dropped after going five
miles, and Miss Pinneo claimed foul
and stopped on the 10th mile. The
crowd was large; wind very high.
Fort Worth, Texas: A man supposed
to be II. p. Bull, detective, and n
former democratic editor, was murder
ed while asleep. No clew.
Reading, Pa A ire broke out in
the malt house Of +. Schuldt tonight;
stock and brewery damaged to the
amount Of $4,000.
Cincinnati: The democratic commit
tee Of this county having recently is
sued an address charging extensive
frauds in this city in the October elec-
tion, number of the signers Of the
address were called before the grand
jury to-day to give evidence. Not hav-
ing the facts fully ready, the examina-
tion was postponed.
Chicago; This afternoon the body
Mrs. Vossman was washed ashore near
the Illinois Central freight house. She
had evidently committed suicide as she
had her infant child clasped in her
arms, and which was also bound tight
ly to her by veil. The cause of the
act is said to be jealousy. She had
been in the water nearly week from
appearances.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-27
That Chinese Letter.

New York, Oct. 26.-The thorough
exposure Of the spurious letter ON the
Chinese question Is attributed to Gar
field and the strenuous efforts Of Chair
man Barnum to give currency to the
forgery are reacting fearfully against
Its utterers. Respectable democrats In
great numbers express their disgust,
declaring that they propose to rebuke
such methods by voting for Garfield.
Hewitt's tardy confession that the body
of the letter is not Garfield's and only
the signature is genuine, in contradic-
tion Of his originally positive assertion
that the whole paper was in Garield's s
chirography, completely squelches the
whole thing in the minds of all fair
men.
Chicago, Oct. 26.-The Inter Ocean's
Washington special says: In vain is the
effort to stem the tide of proof of the
connivance at forgery of the Chinese
letter, II not worse, The democrats
have claimed to be able to produce post
marked letters similar to the one now
suspected to have been forged Us much
for q means of advertisement to the dis
reputable paper called the Truth as to
smirch Gen. Garfield. One William
Dickson, therefore, has boasted that he
can produce letter SO postmarked in
contradiction Of Postmaster Ainger's
card. As result Of his bragadocio, the
following card was issued to-day: II
VIM. Dickson will produce letter bear
ing the postmark Of the Washington
city postofiice, dated January 1880, that
is identical with that in the alleged
Garfield Chinese letter, l will pay him
one hundred dollars for his trouble.
Let rs have an end to nonsense and
come down to business.
(Signed.) d. B. ANGER.
1t Is needless to say that Dickson has
not appeared to claim tho reward.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-27
Republican Hopes for Ksataeky and
Tennessee

Chicago. Oct. 56.-Specials give the
facts and figures to show that the re-
publicans are sure 10 carry Tehnessee
by handsome majority on the guber-
Material vote and TO gain at least one
congressman. There are three eandi-
dates for governor, two being demo
Gratis The state will undoubtedly give
a majority for the democratic electors.
The above are the figures OF the demo-
Gratis themselves. The republicans
claim more and say there are whole
sale desertions from the democratic
party, and claim the election OF a U. S.
senator in that state quite possible.
Other dispatches indicate a possibility
of the election Of two republican con-
gressmen in Kentucky.