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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10
CONGRESSIONAL.
OSCILLATION AT THE CAPITAL



washington, April o--Ihe senate
...,asd 10 adjourn until Monday.
Logan submitted resolution di-
ling the seenetiry of war 10 furnish
~. ..nate any facts respecting the mu-
szsfIou Of Cadet Whitaker. He sub
...uently modified Il 50 that the presi-
s..t Was requested to fransmit the
go
Ioran characterized the reports re-
.,.cting the outrage rs very extraordi-
n.u.
voorhees,, Bruce and HoAr supported
tbs resolution. and denounced the
praetice OF hazing at West Point.
The resolution went over. and the
rlte bin was taken up.
Vest said the bin would prevent n
terrible and inglorions war. ~
Taller said the education Of Indians
had uroved failure. He therefore op-
no,sd Dawes amendment.
Plumb denied that the frontiersmen
orIs,nated all the outrages against the
Indians.
blaine would favor the bill 10 pre-
vent a war.
Dawes amendment was adopted A
tos Ii gives the president discretion
10 devote $1,000 TO the education Of
voung Indians OF both sexes who are
,.5ged hest qualified therefor.
On motion OF Price, the amount 10 be
paid Mrs Meeker, Miss Meeker, and
MrA Price was made 5000 each in
stead Of $500, annually
On motion OF Teller. Mrs Posts
amount was raised to $500.
On motion OF Plumb. the clause bind
ing the Indians to give up the men
implicated In the Meeker murder, was
made TO include those who committed
the outrages also.
Morgan moved an amendment pro-
yiding that nothing contained In the
act or agreement shall be construed 30
as 10 compel any Ute Indian to re-
move from the lands claimed by him In
seyeralty, or deprive any such Indian
who shall refuse TO sign an agreement,
OF his right 10 select n tract OF land Tor
agricultural purposes within two years
from the passage OF this act, under the
stipuiations. OF any existing treaty In
any part oil the Ute reservation.
MOusE
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10
DR.. SPINNEY

ot San Francisco. California, having opsaed
"a branch Office In Denver, 10 now prepared ~
treat all men and women who may be suffer-
Ing from Nervous, Chronic or Private Dis
eases. Young men who may be xudsrin.
from the effects OF youthful follies or indtsr
cretions will do well to avail themselves q
this the greatest boon ever laid at the iest q
suffering humanity. DR.. Splnney will guar
antee to forfeit 800 for every case OF weak
ness or private disease of any kind or char
acter which he undertakes to and fails 10
cure. There are many at the age OF thirty 70
sixty who are troubled with too n fiequent
eyacuations OF the bladder. oflen accompa-
MED by slight smarting or burning senss-
tion aud a weakening OF the system in .
manner the patient cannot account for. On
examination OF the urinary deposits = ropy
sediment will often be found, and somstimes
small particles OF slbumen will appear, o.
the color will be OF thin. miikfsh hue,
again changing to n dark, torpid appearances.
There are many men who die Of this din
Guilty. ignorant OF the cause, which IL the
second age OF seminal weakness. Dr. ..
will guarantee n perfect cure In all sueh
cnses, and n healthy restoration OF the gsni-
tourinary organs.
once mours-io to u, 2to 4, and to 9; san
days. from 10 To II A. NJ. Consultation fres.
Thorough examination and advice, Is.
Call, or address, DIR. sPfNNEY q CO., %
Larimcr street. Denver. over orssnleaf q
Cos. store,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10
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Addoms & Glover's Syrup will allevi-
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10
WOOL.G ROWE

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en. No flock master should be without ~
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st. Louis, Mo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-10

Forica1 Dept; Cheyenne Eve.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

BLAISE's cANnIDAcT.-A writer in the April
number Of the Atlantic Hoa'liy. on the Republ-
can candidates for the Presidency. says that.
The candidacy Of Senator james q. Ela.rs. of
Maine. il the national result .: many ysars Of ex
esPtiOnsi PrOminsne. in Republican poli,ic,. and
Of . Fortunate faculty Of winning ani k..riny
friends BY psrs0nsl intercourse. People
help him forward because they like him. They
overlook his faults and magnify hi. talents ard
rejoice 90 aid in his advancement. bssaus. he
never forgets their faces names. l. delishi.aly
cordial vhsn be meets them. aud slways interests
them With an inexhAus;ible fund Of Anseloie and
Information conserving public raen anI aGairs
There 10 no man in public life who he's % large a
personal following. Mr.. Blaine character
10 . singular combinations Of frAnkness and sesrs
tivsnsss. Of eager impulse and calculating rss.rss
lie has climbed NJ. no, tie shoulders of indiaer-
snt or nviliing but by the ai of thousand. 81
helping hands. - Mr.. Blaine belongs g. the
sfa!'earf element Of the Espub!iean party. 40
represents IN = special degree the idea that tue
questions Of the war ne; We; definitely closed
and can only be settled finally and rightly by
hrmness on the part Of the national government.
backed BY POuerfni ssntinent ia the North. ia
enforcing the constitutional amsndnen ts and bro.
teeiing the equal rights Of parties and eitiiehs 10
the South"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

%o-From the primary meetings, very truth.
fully says the Frederick ESa@iIsv. spring the in
huencss that control the political parties Of our
country. II they are neglected. or deserted a
popular government will fail Of its object, and be.
come the prey Of eliques aud rings. Al them
must be manifested the real sentimsn, Of the peo
pie, and the selection must be made of representa-
dvss Who will fully and completely smbOdy this.
They should not be arenas for Office. holders or
oniesseskers to contend for the attainment ofth.r
own personal ambitious designs. but places whore
the aon-ofcs-holdsr or seeker, after consultation
with his nsighber. should &C, 10 aeeordanes with
bis Judgment 10 the expression Of hi, own views
on public Affairs and in the choice Of some one 20
advocate them, either in other conventions or be.
fore the people. The 2sih Of this month has been
selecisd BY the County Executive COMMITTEES A.
tho date for the Republican primaries in this
county. AZ these meetings delegates are TO be
elected 10 the county eonvention 10 be held On
April 26th, for the purpose Of selecting seven per-
sons to represent the county In the State eoavsn.
tion. We urge upon our ftisnd, the necessity Of
being present at these primaries. They should be
attended By every Republican. who should ind.
ests BY bis presence his great interest In the con-
ing Presidential contest.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

er-Oss Of the sblsst Of the Democratic papers
In this stass-snd paper ,hA, has ~.ll-isform-
ID Annapolis correspondent, whose letter, have
eOstainsd more fact and les. speculation thaa
those Of any other AnssPoli' correspondent to the
press, says:
The Republicans did not care to ob.trae, lssi,.
iation. The sxPerieneei and able DR.. Steiner did
BOT let faetious opposition 10 the majority In.
fuenes bis course. The clear headed and Sarm.
hearted M fsrrou proved himself one ofthe beat
snd most laboriousiy faithful members q the
Senate DIR. Lancaster vss uniformly jaiieioas,
liberal and devoted 10 the public rooa These
gsntelnen did not Jet their partisan prOeiiviiies
control their action on measures for the public
good. They sustained the Democrats Iaders
whore IL seemed right 10 Do 90. and approved the
slaughter Of scores Il rssh. stupid. harnlsl sad
Unconstitutional bills that we're proposed
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

Eo-Among the 'iuPendous project, ofihe day.
one Of the mos, interesting is that Of Hinton r.
Helper, who has deposited 5000 to be given 10
prizes Ofs l.So". si,seO. $1,000 and $500 for the
best essay and poem on hi, proposed enterprise o.
building a Longitudinal midland double track
railway" from BehTing Straits to Cape Horn. the
whole length Of both American continents. The
articles and poems to be sent to Thomas Allen.
Of 81. Louis, before October I. The successful
productions will be printed in book. by pu,hin z
which Mr.. Helper hopes to awaken such an inter.
est in the project throughOu, all the countries
from Alaska to Patagonia, tina; all the requisite.
governmental guarantees and charters will be
granted before October, iss?, and 10000 men
put to work on the road by that date. Seven
years, he says Oaght to suffice for the completion
Of the entire line Mr.. Helper is the author Of the
great "IielPer book" the sane gentleman who 70.
Gently sPen, q nigh, with y. 5. Corkran. E.a.. Of
Luthsryile. this county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

Es-Why is it that certain ypuns Democrat.
politician. who got, la. srcal and butter Oh, e..
the Baltimore county Colg: House. i. 8, extreme
~ snxiou. that certain man ,houil be va; from
this county to the National Republican Convex.
ton: There may be others equally snxiou. for
this eoH'nnmAiion. bat We can only speak with
certainty a 10 this particular oHc because in con
ver'ation with Republicans he invariably urge.
the ''elAins" Of this individual. II certainly hs,
not been customary in the past for Democrat. to
show such an active in;ercs, in the ad, aneemen, ~
OF Republican principles. and for th. reason some
people may be at a loss to divine the cause. II
they will look back about Eve months and take a
glance a. events which then took place. an .xpla.
nation can be arrived at very readily. Hoa,sl
Republicans know whA, this means anl they will
put their seal Of Condemnation upon it IN the 9i,h
Of the present month.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

ny virtue Of the power contained in the last
VIII and Testament Of Charles 7. Halle. n
e. late OF baltimore county deceased, and -
r. In pursuance Of an order Of the Or
phans Court Of baltimore couaty, tho undeTsien-
Cd. the Administrators. with the will annexed Of
said Charles 7. Halle. deceased, will oaer at
public sale. on
Wednesiay. 2sh day of Ipril. 1850,
at the hour Of /? o'clock ~.
on the premises, In tho nth district Of Baltimore
county. in Long Groen Valley. about ~ mile.
from baltimore city. on the Long Green branch of
the baltimore and Hartford Turnpike Road, about
one mile from Baldwin Post Once. and adioin.
Ing the properties Of Samuel $. Patterson. GEORGE
jenkins, Philip I. George, Robert Dilworth and
Others, all that valuable farm Of which Charles r.
Halle. late Of baltimore county. deceased. died
seized. and on which he was living at the date Of
his deccasc. containing about
395 ACRES LAND,
improved by Frame anil Stone DWELLING
HOT Sc. about 60 by 20 feO,, par; % said dwell.
ling house being two stories and part three
In height; large Frame Barn. sbou; 100 by 80
feet. with siabling under par, thereof; wagon
house and stable. about ~ by 50 feet; wagon
house and granary. hog house. and other nece.-
sary outbuildings, such ~ dairy. and also BIS two
Tenant Houses, In good order. About 800 acre.
are in high state Of cultivation. and the balance
principally in oak. hickory and chestnut timber.
There 10 - thriving Apple and Peach Orchard.
containing about % acres. on this farm. Thi.
property IL well wa,ersd. two streams running
through the place, and there IL water in every
field. This property 10 on tho line of the Baiu-
more and Delta Railroad. The land lies 20 the
south, and il in one of the fines; parts Of Long
Grssn Valley. and command. a tine view of the
valley. This property il we'll worthy Of the a;icn.
ton II capitalists. or VI any person who wishes
good farm well improved in healthy. pleasant
and improving neighborho"d. ami is in ono OF the
most beautiful parts Of Baltimore county. Churches
Of different denomina;ions Schools. Post Office.
with store convenient.
This farm will first he offered in three tract.
one 81 about 80 acres. one Of abpu; 100. and the
other Of about $50 acres. ami II not all sold n,
sati,faetory prices IL will be offered in one tract
TERMS Of SALE.-One.t third Cash: ons.
third in one year and the balance in two year;
deferred payments 10 bear interest from the day
Of sale and To- be secured By notes -: the purcha.-
er. with security satisfactory 10 tho Inisr'isncl.
Taxes will he paid to the day pf sale.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10
BUS wnrru P,rLrp-Isrrovrvr~1. xr.rp.

BItLs wnIcn fAiLrb-IsrrovEvENIS Srg. H..
The Annapolis eorTs.pondsnt II the Baltimore
Gas,ifs. writing under date Of Apri! 9Th. says:
As the hour for closing drew near IL became
evident that number % bill. were t. X IS ,!e
fault. which proved to be the case. Anon: those
left out ~efc the following: f0F a geological
aud Typographical survey u the coal ieli, for
Furnishing einbeszlers the juror bill :pr B..;i.
more city the constitutional amendment for
separate resisiTation for Baltimore CITY steam
boiler Inspection bill Landlord aud tenant bill
lsgalizins IsfAsitish marriages: regulating nam
Der and cOmpensaton u oficers 10! the Legislature:
requiring omnibus conf aniss o. pay a tax On their
gross receipts county school laws: requiring N.
eorpOratsl towns 10 make biennial FeIuft. Of tarir
finances for an inspsr;or 81 pubiic printing
number q bill. relating "a evidence. CO. ayeyancins
tsstsmentaTy las. Ac.: repeating laW for fesi.'Fa.
ton Of births and deaths AMI over leo local bill.
including rapid transit railroad. The La; bin
which passed the House was within i've minute.
Of midnight aud vas q local Law Tor Dorchesier
county. The last TO PAYS the Senate vas the re-
vised code bill. aud the Secretary hurried il over
TO the House in order 20 hav tho return announced
House the Speaker began hi. closing remarks. AID
the bill vas invalid.
Many of the members of the House will carry
that will cling 20 them for tine IL the share
Of bad colds. The ventilation OF tile LA!l IL tie
House 10 very defective. Everybody nas suffered
more OF less from the over heated attn o.phere of
the room and the sudden influx 0. cold air through
unseen ,PeTtures and suddenly opened doorHAy,
aud number have been sick the greater part OF
the session"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

TaNrH DisTEicT. April 9th, lssO
Asasrs. LnHgn"rksr In my letter Of March
I'D concerning the nanciai CONDITION Of the seh,,I
Board aud their prObab indebtedness. I ends.yo y
ed TO reason from premise 90 conclusion, from
cause o. effect. Tie County Commissioner, 1, 7,
year. wisely using the discretion given them In The
school law. Feducrd the appropriation the schools
S7.5Nn. hoping that the School Commissioner
would practice more economy in tho admiuistra
ton e their affairs. Cutting down the appronri
htun "a. e d.Tec; aimoniti0n which should have
bvon hcclci. but tie table YOU so kindly publish
ell j. svidcnee 60 the contrary. That shows that
the contract price Of SCHOOL houses built or en-
larged during the year" together with "amounts
paid for grading. &e..'' reached the eItravagan,
sam 81 Sl1.SiiiO. Of this s2i.Ji3.gG were maid
during the year. which would leave s23, coo. a.
unpaid. a. wrote before, the table" 10 q pug.
ale 10 me.
Mr.. Bruf corFsci' an error which he states fell
into when said the legacy Of debt OF the School
Board should not be hastily cancelled BY the
County C1mmissoasrs. IL the So, 3OO.u which
the school report indicates no, paid doc, not have
the appearance Of "le ,;aey Of debt" figures are
mysterious cbronielsTs. INSTRUMENTATION should
contain encouraging news for the tax payers aud
all other friends cf the schools throughout the
county. The School board. he inform, the pub.
lie. will not 60 into debt. but nt the same time he
has been imporiuniug mo County Commissioncrs
Tor a levy next yeas Of $4,000 or $4,000 more
than the present levy, and pressing them 10 pay
Hli the uneollssisd taxes FOR ten or eleven years
past. The schools should be iostsred in all ways
that will tend Z" their hiEhest efficiency, but the
County Commissioners should discuuntsnanee any
thing that has the slightest appearance Of extrAv-
agance. pointed out items in last years school
report that s"cm very excessive. viz. the Exam
liners salary $3.50 than the year before. &c.
The county Commissioners should carefully e1-
anime all expenditure before increasing or de.
crsRsing the school levy. and where ANYTHING can
be dispensed with they should firmly adhere to
having 1t Topped OF.
thank Mr.. Bru.f for his invitation TO examine
the books Of his Office, but attn persuaded 10 de.
cline. lie knows the srAnty information . gen.
teman received last fa,! when he visited the Office
for the pnrpose II examining n certain contrsc,
for building school house H.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

.:t'- 1. :. Senator Henry q. Davi. i. ssid to be
the riches; man in Western Virginia. and like
nearly all the rich men in Congress. he did net in
hsFi' bu, earned bis money. When he vas IL
years Old Senator Davi. va. a brakeman on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. lie Was promoted
from one position to another until he became q
man q considerable importance upon the road.
when he found more lucrative ernploymsn, as
saPcrinichdeni of coal mines in West Virgins.
Here lie began TO grow rich. until By able manage
nsni and wise foresight he has accumulated m
immense fortune
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

Ec- The Republican. of the 9;h ii.,ris, desired
that the primary meeting should be held in she
three precinct; Of the i.;rc, instead 81 a; ,"van.
town. ani in order /, SECURE this naiasrnu.ly signed
petitions were presented TO the Executive Commit
tee when it mc; on "wednesday. The ob'cc, Il
this was 10 make i, more convenient for the poo.
pic 90 attend. John I. Ensor fought AMI defeat.
ell this wish Of the people for the ,o'c reason tina,
he was afraid TO- let the Republican, Of Lis oNn
district have fai AMI full opportunity to EXPIRE.
their opinion. Republicans. You have hi;a alone
{" thank for your extra trouble Of going To- ;o,an,.
town instead u! hlvins the convenience of voting
a, your election precincts. Remember this when
you 30 to vote. Towsontown precinct would have
made sorry showing for him IL counted alsn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10

y
in Primary Meetings for the purpose of slcc,ins
FIVE DELEGATES from each district To meet
in County Convention in TowSONTowN, on
Monday. the e6& day IF april. 1850.
at II o'clock 4. NJ.
for the purpose Of clecting SEVEN DELEGATES
20 the Republican state Convention. called By the
Republican State Executive Committee 10 meet in
Frederick City, on May 9th. iSSO. for the purpose
OF cscting delegates TO represent the state Of Ma
ryland in the Republican National Convention,
which assemblies in Chicago in June next 10 nom
mate candidates for President and Vice President
Of the United States.
The Primary Meetings will be held at the fol-
lowing places;
i.t Distric,-AT cAToNSvILLE. on Friday.
April 2@d, from =. VI. TO Up. ".
"a District-AT RANDALLSTOWN, on Sat
urday. April 18th, from . r. ". TO q 7. ".
81 Disirist--AT 7-MILE HOUSE. on satur-
day, April oath. frsm Z. VI. to 6 T.. VI.
18th District-AT REISTERSTOwN, on Satur.
day, April 9Th, from l =. NJ. 10 6 p. N.
9Th Dis,ric;-AT WHITE HOUSE. on satur-
day, April 9th. from T.. ". 10 6 T. NJ.
9th pstrct--AT MIDDLETowN. on Satur-
day. April 9Th. from T.. ". to & T.. ".
9Th DistFict--AT PARkTON. on Saturday,
April 2ith from 2 =. ". too +. NJ.
sih Di.trict-AT COCkEYSvILLE. on Sa,ur-
day, April 9Th, from I p. ". to 6 T.. VI.
9TH Dis,rict-AT GOVANSTOwN on Satur.
day. April eth. from l.. ". to 6 =. ".
10th District-AT SHADES TAVERN, on Sat.
urday. April 9Th. from . +. ". to & T.. ".
llth Dstrct-AT WEIGHTS TAVERN, on
Saturday. April :i,h. from ? p. ". to =. ".
18th District-AT BLUE BALL. on Saturday,
April 9th, from 2. VI. to =. II.
18Th District-AT wADE'S HOTEL. on Satur-
day. April 2ith. from . =. ". TO 6 4. n.
By order .! the Committee,
ALIEN. MCCORMICK. !r..
Chairman.
NM. u. KINNEY, Secretary. April iu.-3i.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10
New Advertisements.

rlNHIs j. To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sab.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testamsniary
on the estate of
JAMES n. WILSON,
late ofsaid county deceased. Al persons HAVING
claims against the said estate ARE hereby warned
To- exhibit the came with the vouchers thereof. e
the subscriber.
on or b.t"rs the 6fA day II Oc,obsr. 1850;
they may Otherwise by Law be- excluded from al
benefit of said estate. Those indebted O. said rs.
tate arc requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of April. 1850.
THOMAS J. WILSON,
April lO.-lt) Executor.