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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-07-17

- Lana and Water givos the follow
ing account of a curious operation recent
ly performed at the Geological Gardens
in London: some night one of the lions
was observed to be in a state of great
tribulation, rolling about and trying to
get something out of his mouth with his
paws. Upon examining the animal Mr..
Bartlett found that great bone had be-
come q fixture in the poor brute's mouth.
The difficulty was to remove it, as tho
lion was in fearful temper. This was
done by getting the lion into shifting
den, where his face wonld not be very
far from the halls, 1t was then ascertain
ed thai tho object in the lion mouth was
the spongy, round bone, as big as a
cricket ball. which forms the hip joint of
the horse. The lion had had part of a
haunch of horse for his dinner, and in
amusing himself with the bone, first got
his upper large canine tooth into the soft
part of the bone and biting on it, the COR
responding canine tooth in the lower jaw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-07-17
A Household Need.

A book on the Liver, its diseases and their
treatment sent free. Including treaties
upon Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, Jaun-
dice, Biliousness, Headache. Constipation,
Dyspepsia, Malaria, etc. Address DR.. San
ford, 1G2 Broadway, New York City, n. y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-07-17
The Story of a Flag.

The first t,ag saisei IN n.le4f. III honor
of the nomination of James A. Garfield
was hoisted over the Eureka House by
Messrs, Almond & Long. Many OBJ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-07-17
The Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich.

VIII send their celebrated Electro Voltaic
Reiss to the afflicted upon 30 days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say. Write to them without delay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-02
THE AGED AND ToTTERINc
From the Postmaster OF Waverly,
IOWa.-BiliOuSneSS and Tor.
Did Liver Cured.

WAvEELY, Ia, April |, 1879
Gentlemen-I feel ii my duty to inform you OF the
great good have derived from your sulphur Bfters
have been in poor health for u number of years, ,and
suffered greatly from Biousness and Torpid Liver
[ have consulted the best physicians, and spent
great deal of money with no permanent benehf' ana
had about Iostfaith in everything. At the earnest
solicitation of Mr.. Holt, who had taken them pur
chased three bettles of SULPHUR BiTIERS and
commenced to take them, and 10 my great JOY l oc-
can 10 feel better after the first dose. My head is
free from pain. my appetite good. and ! enjoy life
with a zest had long deemed impossible for me-
am well known in this vicinity and If desire you
can use nv name rs wish all sufferers to know the
Priceless value of SULPHUR B1TTERS.
Very truly yours, EDWARD kNoIf'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-02

The untold mseries that result from the use of the
vile whiskey and rum decocioRs under the name of
Bitters and the indiscriminate of Sarsaparias,
which have for their base Calomel, Mercury, Quick
silver Corrosive Submate and other deadly poisons,
have justly caused people to be careful what they buy
and use. Reader, Nature offers a fine specific which
Is SULPHUR, that is endorsed by scientists for ages,
for the positive of Chronic Skin Diseases Carries
of the Bone, Humors in the Blood, Scroiulous Dis
eases, Bad or Unnatural Habit of Body Syphilis and
Nenereal, Fever Sores, Chronic or Old Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Rickets, White swelling Scad Head, Uter-
ne Affections, Cankers, Gandular Sweilings, Notes,
Wasting and Decay ofthe Body, Pimpes and Blotch.
es Chronic Rheumatism and Consumption, Gravel
and Calcuous Deposits, and varieties of the
above complaints TO which sometimes are given
specious names.
, 1880-12-02

npff!at D'fpa{th to TIE Ehttd9o Tribune.
NEW YoRK. Dee. 1,-1laflrnatl hpntls were
generally lower, with the largest transactions
IN Erie second l,ow consolidated, which sold
ut 0714@tH}9@ {cx-interest). Tho Iargcst de-
elino was l56, In Luke Erie Il Western IT.
comes. Tho ottlar c!Innges were rs follows;
IL tecllna OF ~ III Kansas Pacific first coll
soEs; ~ In Denver Is Rio Gran.le ttrsts anl
Boston. Hartford & Eric firsts: In Irlu
Is, gold, md Chesapeake s. Ol,ia, Series
u; e In KANSAS & Texas seconds. Mil
wank"o & st. Paul consols, ard Chesapeake
u Ohio currency GS; Il In New York
Elevated tirsts; nnl & In Columbus, ChIcago
Is Intffatla Central trust certificates ns-
sented supplementary. 'rhcre was m nd
vance of x III Ohio & MIsstsstpn Nrsts
(springfleld Divfsfon>, nlnl Il In Union pa-
ciIlc firsts. Kansas Il Texas first conso1s us.
sentctE sold (ex-intcresD Mt 10p. Lending
dealers iii
UNITED STATES NoSDs
statc that within few days the greatest Of
fort ilas been made to find United Stntcs III
to sell to Tho Treasury but thAt ,fer II thor
ouEll search, nil they wcro able To find was
less thnn S:so0, 900, which l,nyc ,,t,w a)t zone
Into tho Treasury. Tho Indications, there
fore, Are that ltttle practical relief to the
money market is to bo expected from the
Treasury. II IL doubted. too, whether II thu
SECRETARY offered LOB for tho bonds, many Of
them would be presented before maturity, So
widely aro they distributed III tho hands OF
persona who caro- little for tho temporary
condition Of the money market.
, 1880-12-02

not only tho largest ovor known, hit In 1vo
*'l's'''css days they exceeded thnso Of any othdr
aix consecutive tays 1T tic l,tstury Of tho Nav
f0tk Clearing House. Tho cnormo,,s aggregate
thifherto novor surpasaniD ot tho wcok wfen
included "1!'nck Friday" In ls0D, Il ,,o longer
h'sh-watcr n,Rrk fur New York cxchHnscs. FIR
at tl1nt timo tho c'cnrln3s In nix stnya wrr,
s's9.Ss4,412. nr &iGi ssp,0R statty hut Inst week
thoy were el ,012G8D,e4A I'll yo days, or *2i4kA.-
l@o daily. Moreover tho New TURK nRxrcHnto
Tor tho month, embracing only twenty. four
working inys. IL *t,0'.,a72. .4J,-an averngo
" $fSb,o0o, ,0oo tnlv. 1t IL mt necessary to tny
TINT a large pnrt IT tlrae exchanges wctc duo to
transactions III tho Stuck ExuhnnEc, which wuro
exceedingly lasgo. HUI after .leiuoting double
tho market value OF Atteks sold last week, OK
changes Of So73 eaa, 2as still remain, which Ia fnr
1T excess Of tho amount reminding after similar
deduction In my previous week. At os1,or c.ios
tho exchanges were ntso large, MID consider
abfe part tl.erc ns oro wns evidently duo 10 vast
eneculations in Rran cotton, md other products.
Tho following shows tho amount Ut exchanges
at San Fran1tsco fur tho wuck ending Nov.
70, and at otllor cities for tho week olldlng Nov.
q, which, 1t will bo Remembered, In.
cludcd only flvo working dnys, na did tho cur
trkDOn(151r wrek 1nAt fpurs
, 1880-12-02
THE MONEY SQUEEZE.
6Nktfut IttnLlfh ID 16s fhieano YstfhiluH

Epetful utypAleh 10 The Ehteapo Ttth,,uh.
New Yontz. Dee 1.-Tlre sl,ore snccuta.
tIon Mt tho Stink Eychnnrn totfnv woa In n
highly fcyorisl, mud unsettled conditlon' AZ
times tho market n,peur,tl to bo nj, thc y,pr0c
of n manic. hnt nmmront,v fhoao ,v,rl,;rr
for lowor prices arc no mora anxious tn xcn :,
,muic Than nro Inn ,arre snncnf,tlvo i,,i,iors
ar stocks. md nt tI,n crittcai ,nn;,a"t u;o t,,o
narkct ia hntl within rroS,,,o1,io i,,,,,,,,is .s
During Tho flrst Inur nr,crs frtf I tn Il f,r iho
lending stocks. Int II li,ttra aftrr thc hour ~,
unwar't rrnciinn ,wcan mr., ,v ,onn e.,na "t'
mart of tI,a rnrIv t]pcfino Inn, hnnn
rrcovarc1 The ,lIncul,v ir ro,,,n, ,,,t,,o,,
was tuljy M rrcat M II Ina lo.,f NJ anv linn
hrokers nnvinr u,i snrts uf c,,n,,issn,,s ,' ~
To one-nt,urt,,r of mr. cant ,,or in vstn h,,,a
their stocks carried.
ruE rndtruir wtrt, rr,4. .,orpv ,,,pvrr
10 that In t,nr,,. nrs ,,rna.,",i.. .,,,.,'un.
gfye mid. thelr furI1ftira hnvtmr l,oon f,,,v
yhtcl, Ina r.ntro, ,'r,l, ,,n,,",, wv "1'ans,
to oyrnuL t,a,r e,n,,s -. ''o.' nS;, -. e.."'sa
huforn .roooI,oI T,'r,,,'or H. ',,,.a "osc,
fnr ,,n,,.., fro,., ~ c.,,,.,. ao "o'..a'.o
~ ~" uvo.t % ~" n.'.,.', W. o"at" anu pal1s
tna U a~a.a,a 49, ,'aa .s'u"eu WY MrGe,
a,t:,,.',.t v s"u',Ts NJ, epo'uk iaFso ualty
,'''a,' a".a -, =, ~ so 1"4s "ensa ~ nothai'g
nso ~ t.a s, sS,'soa y. se ssl, pnt Is 1c't
,nms,,. J 'or..us ~ aiss sc"1 @ 1eGause OF the OK
. innt... - apss"''1' N"lo lle ua'as arc
trss .aonvy :" t''s WY, a. wcll ~ 70 tue
ny" ''s, IT,: raa. nlas "'o tnnsls cohpafat1'e'y
.,,a"a, .o ~ ,!, Ietcp!s " iohey l1oh, nearby
p,' 'lI'n .nasu ~ oclcnu naln!y LOT INC
te.s.s'acnt o. a!olr reserves on receipts OF
to.elsl, spseie. lheso lattcr' although large,
""'u ,u.ms'a.,.in,. s""s ~. r.ose''
, 1880-12-02

Spteta' Dtspateh to T'hA Chicago 1sttene.
NEW YonK, Dec, 1.-rho stuck markut
opened > lover tllAm It closed yesterday for
Milwaukee, Il St. panl preferred; ~ lower
for Northwestern preferred; III lower for
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati 4 lndtau-
apo'ls; for Northwestern common vllsl Hun
nlhal &St. Joseph preferred; fur Milwaukee
Il ht, Paul common; ]s@9{ lowor for tho rt.-
nlu!,ldcr OF tho iist, except for Nashville Il
Chattanooga. which WIS u htg1er, a1nl
inFlngton l. Quincy, which WIS unchanged.
sooi. after the opening, tho general list he-
gun to decline. mud
l.r II O'CLOCK
prices had falloh AG1i1{, tho latter North
westurn C0u4Inun. Western Union Tple-
graplt 4cc!inctl NJ, milwaukee, u st, Paul
nnt1 Delaware d. hudson Qanal 19S zach,
Luke Shore l,s. Now York Central al,t! ErIu
~ eacll, Uulon Pacific ~, Delaware, Luck.
awaisl'n Il Western !, Wabash profsrrc.l ",
Jersey Central md Hannibal & st. Jaseph
preferred u cacll. From II O'Clock until
thntls noon tlloro WAS I'LL atlva,,ce Ut II to t,5.
tho la1tur alsn Northwestern cuntlu,,li,
hHw York Central advanced 23@i; Union l'a.
ci'lc sa9t Milwaukee, l. st, Paul 2h; Vest
cru unInn Telegraph alld Michigan Cvntral
eael'; Rpadtug ulll Iron Mountain III each;
Jersey Central uni Luke Shpre III. each;
delaware, I4aeknwaallA .E Western htnl
Wabash, preferred, ~ eaci!; Erie. Hannibal
4 st. Jusspll. atltl Kansas & TuxNs N "a, h;
delaware t. lIuusu,l Canal alua Dutarlo Il
Western ~ each; Manhattan hallway al.I
Pacific Mill each.
AFTER NOON
tl'oro was another dscllne OF A@llS, the
!attur Delaware. I.aekawanna u Western.
Burlington Il QulnoY advanced durlus tho
, 1880-12-02
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,
MUD
SOOTHING TO CHICAGO EARS.

Spsetai Dtspateh 10 TIC Chtauo 1rtb,sns.
NEW YoHK, Dec. t.-Whclt tho New
1orksr cnll.cs To Chicago In tho spring or
full lit gives the Inhabitants cold shiyer
by Ills expressions Of horror rrgartllng tllu
uls,ount of mud which tho Chlcagnan efl-
lures. 1Ie goes back to New York leaving
tlio chtcuEuan convinced tl!at they neycs
liayc ,nt.d IN New York. This IL n mistake.
'To-wit: Broa,lway Is Il sheet ut mud In tic
vicinity Of the l'ost-O OI!lce-sueIl Il sheet rs
has never been scen III a business street of
Chtcngo sfncn 1861. 1t covers tho negtau
blocks tn depth of frum one tt. three fllclfes,
a,nl requ1res Of pedestrians all tic tlcxtcrtty
nt Il South Sen navigator to make safo way
through md across 1t. Trucks and stages
bury their wheels to somewhere. 1lcar TIC
spokcs and iptllccasEngly, s1'ntturlng maj,
and beast, s'1Nl robbing 1nul,y I'LL tlnmacu !a.o
s'irt-front of Its purity. The horscs' hoofs
conu down witt, II h0llow
''pLySK," "rLuSK," "p1uvK,"
that scattGrs showers of mud drops, over tho
foot-passengors who collect In knots along
tic ctlrbstones nedItat!ns whether swim,
II snil. or "hor, skip, a,ui 1ump,n will tho
reatllest bring them to tlle UppDstt shore. As
tho 'nellItAtlyc knots increase In size, some
unfortunate lnan loses lis bannco on tho
ettE OF tho curb. ald, realizing tho hurror Of
death by drowning, takes the mad plunge.
II fortune fay0rs Him, ho will reach his goal
after q series ut jumps anti eyolut!ons TINT
would arouse tho envy of contorttonlst or n
Eysnl,ast. Dripping with pcrsplrut[on n,ul
tho black liquid, he surveys himself disro.l-
so!ately alul ten loses hIlnsuIf MS quickly rs
possible III the crowd OF passcrs-by, or, IL
posscsscd ct a1 uncertain temper, perhaps
, 1880-12-02

Special Dlpateh to Tbs Catta9o 1lluns
New YonK, Dec. 1.-Tllero Is 4 prospect
that wo arc not to hayo a Worlds
Fair in 1853, rs has been or
tenIplatctl for. some time pas!
'rlla result of tho popular opposition to us
appropriation OF nny part Of Central ia'h
for tlle purpnso OF holding fatr has oeea
tint tho United States international Cola.
mission has practically withdrawn Its cln'ns
upon tho peoples pleasure ground. Ihe ~
terMinetl position taken by the press pau'k,
alnl tho Park Commissioners on this suD)e1
has opened tho eyes Of tllo Executive eoar p.
mittec, aud to-tlny they decided 10 let w
lllntter of decision rest for sosno time. lneto
Is movement OH fnot among tho meupe''
Ut the Executive Committee tn ::
= PETITION CONGRESS :,
for additional legislation. l,y tue te'as@ ''s'
thu present chnrtur, under which 1te ee,1 ~
,slisslon l,as been netting. tho Falt m's' .,s !"
held In 1sS} md to mat,y Ut the eea''It,
men identified with thu cnt'rptse ~ !
seems Impossible to give soceess.aI,
exhibition ut so short notice. 1t IS pFopo1,ss
to ask Congress. 10 amend tho act cfeasmt sM.
thu Commission SO rs 10 authorize tho aoa
tng Of tho Fair in 1885. should II Do acFDs"
advisable to postpone It to that date :.
, 1880-12-02


Sptetat Dtspateh 10 Tia Chleaco TRIBUNE,
NEW YoRk, Dec. l.-Wtnter wheat leal.
tngs llAYe hccn Oil II restricted scale, even In
tlle option liae, at very variable prlccs gaining
curly III tho day nbout 1901 cunt d busl,rI,
breaking speedily to tho nearly full cxtcut Of
thu curly rtse, fluctunt(ng frequently, thougl,
not widely, through tic afternoon, but Ieuy-
my OH agaln much stronger, though irrcg,,-
ihr. Cable nIylces wcrn Of n Slender ra,lga
OF quotations, Oil, however, Il tanle movement,
Observation-Disclosures were masIeof winter
wtIcn3, MOSTLY OF No. . rel on contract u,,d
these deliveries occupied much of tho atte,,-
lion Ut tho operators, to tho scriuus intcrrup-
tlotl Of regular trading. 4 liberal proportI,,n
Of tho stock thus delivered yus ordered tu
Warehouse. No. l rcd sold ut SLED; No, 9
red ut Sl.2i@L.'I1, closing Mt sl.4ltI bid: do
December ut G1l.as5!, closlng ut SlalI5;
do January ut sl.37GD1.7H{, closing at 81 ,.7y(;
.lo February at Sl..O;1t11.WtS, closing ut
St.U; No. . rod Mt Sl..v119l..0, mostly at
Sl.90; ungradel red ut Sl.lst@l.as, US to
quality
CORN. OATS, lsyE, AND BAILEY.
Corn was quoted generally sla.lo lower
on u light business for carly delivery a.ll Il
fatrly active movement In tle option Inc.
Sales OF mixed Western ungradel new a1u
old woFe nii.t!n nt by sGsola1 ccnts rs to quail
lty; No. 3, 57IssGss79l cents.
Outs ara fnlrly active but unsettled M tn
price. Wh!to hardened 4 little. White nlixcd
declined slightly for tiellyar!cs III peceunl,cr
but at!yatlced II sllatlo for January, Sules Of
wlttu Western unyradea were mado 1T i50o
80 cents, rs to quality; mixed do ut 4:ta Il
cents; No. Cheago at 4a5{ cents atloat,
Rye was dull md heavy. Acnr.loal Of No,
sNltl ut $l.0i,
, 1880-12-02
t'rst honr IL, and nftcrwar.l tfccllNcl l, nnt
Nashville & Chattanooga ndsal.ced y Wy tha

t,rst hn,r III mr., of,or,ror, ,tnc,1u,.J I. mn,
Nnshytile : chnt,nnsnvn i @ ," nayanrrI bv tha
nonu nnor1ne '''e'' ""'"~>>
Tn nn ,ho H,,s. anns.,, aou MT, .,,or,oor tbc mor,
kct VIA T II r'.'' m Nnw S'', "''i,ruy ior.rv central.
f,nckn,y,,,,. -, ts;,' ~" ,,I "I s.i,,or h.ttcr
but tul, ror ,i,o % r",nntr,i,r & III. ~ ,hc liz, Thcr
vera inrvn t;o";,,,.. 1s ~ sWa,,." ~ NV tI~In,,' ond
# wns eot,i t,"t .%o ~ ,.,,:,,,,, ,,",, hrnr,
araclv f"r % ~, sat so. .v n1y1s ,. ,on'1!c @ % hrar
operators. Locknwonnn lonnrl fur In
tn curry. but tbo n1,rnroi ro,o fnr ,rnncy was
u Of l per cent i,rcui,,u., At 2o'ctoch tho
general market wns stronr and higher all
around, tic Vanflerhiit. tIo Gronrcrs, a,,d
the coal stocks being rc,,rrol]v nloyc tho
opening q,,otatlona of tho ,,,ornlnr.
EAnt,y ~ 4,,v or ,,,,,,,
tho stock mnrkrt arni,, n 1.aa,,,., av% ,.o,,r on1
prices felI lCG6i nn,i % Ina,hiu'. ] t,,rtInr,m T.
Quincy. i: int inter ~" ,,anif,n % In tf,o rotr
for noey tn,luco su nI.a.e ~ .nno,""
which ranged fron s. u tn 81 1i" tcI tr Wrstrrt,
Union Tctcrroni,.. fsnt ,',r, ~" -; ~ tn,a woa
Ioat tn,,ord. ~ IT,; n"t p1tt VI Inns WIS
, 1880-12-02
IN 'lave been attained. 1h,v. -
for saying TINT "a'e bees .ep,t,,h.

uSe no11An
was enough for n ln,'.s DAT
lt ts my beiic, .st to ftya NM,
econon'icaI wife, yI,o hv n'at s Win. =,
tfll,iltcs' to the family s, aet Industry eon
children. who eIsu n,11 '.o'e: Ind keltis,
prudent ,llan could ~" ~, " tha Income ,
lahiliy. but gra.tu ,t1v o,y .nly support IL
on VI per tlay. or coi,rsa IAss 10y property
tll's aud smoke AWAY nor,,ao no could nol d
III tobacco nor s,vf,i iJ,''on i. OF biz fneons
Or ffol!c It AWAY IN aMaY IN tastf,
sprces, What labor wnn,. III MANNER of
moral quality, nut oppori,,s1,n ~ luis Ind
Inc Interviewer sueeeste'i.th... suttt ~
manifested Oh The part ~ '''at Inc feats,
3etnocracy that an abantonr,sc scme Of TIA
rights would glyo the coi,"ss.s' ss1s! oi Ste+
hower,-corpotattons which l"',ons a.a Great,
~ growing OWLS. '' 'ooket aaoa
"CorporatEons," rcpl1cd IT,
"are not evils. 1,a.. a'' beeebst,
aRalnst corporations oa'i ."p'e an
cooperative movements. Wh,su M :, lasot
chce. l should liko to knowp W. -, = Me dftt.
same things. II It IL t,.h. aneY aTe tAs
In@Itlrcd farmers 10 h,e,, heas lot !
III n Grange; If i, "'" toEsth.
1or itltY mechanics to farm = r,t fths
rfelt 70 form a tuttual tnsnraAi uAi u als
WHY Is 1t not right Tor other ie' ,1n'',e union
corporation? ills, aftcr nj Ieup.e na,., 70 toss
combination Of people, Thrra ""o.'ns '"es outa
ger Ill the extent of TIM now"r -, 10y ~ pe dsa'
, 1880-12-02
THE UTit1:It9
Tallow was urnltured, with salcs at 09S@
0t3 cents.
fshw si1gnr WIS ynry ntOtlrtntefy Roliglit
after. with fnFr 10 good refined Cuba quoted
ut liGuSi4 cents.
BALTIMORE.
AafTCAHf.ts SErrLEsff:yT.


AMrcABLt3 sE rrtEMEyr.
Special ntspateh to 7ns thtaao Tribune.
: New io1tK, Dec. LA Baltimore dispatch
says: Another conference took place this
inoflllng between tlio coninittee of tllS Cnr'l
nMl Flour ExclianEa nlnl Tug officials OF tllu
baltimore u Ohio Kallroa'l III reference tn
t"o erniEl.plochaae. ~ Wneh ~ "s.een.oht WIS
atli's! ~ M.'e't WI nna'.s 1G..o % t1' penu
.ns ul'l'c"1Is' .'l'' louo1t usi1o1t o'.tc't
t,,at Ill caso ny t'le "Gllon VI 'no Ut" wy
t'oar ENcna'Re' OF lts ane'nuets' u!a stock
I'D t1io eie'nto!s r. WIS M sstlucea ~ tne WoFktns
eni"e,lS VI !'p'uo p"sue's' u;o "eeessts
u tao e*'ste'so ol tHe .tn nruct nnva'tg
peeh le,hoVe" ~ sMeh ac'lo'l' ~ "oe'A
bs W'l1"lh"". LIP .oinp.n5 eAp1sssM /"
WILLINGNESS III iaci''lA1o inc hoselhe''t OF tne
RFn'ti III every way 10 ao lno almuthe'
weleh!hs' etc', p1ttI's tao gram lnto !'lo
pafecs' anu 10 incur any cosS LOT moving
tarFes u any warehouses; which h'Rnt ne
selected. Illc company were also "'''ln9'
inter inc GRIM llaa oeen removed IRON stleh
warehouse h'sd fcbafgth, 70 low II oack 70
Tic elevators, at,tl PIT IL through thet1l "1tsl-
, 1880-12-02
DULL,

Special Dspatsh to The Ch!eaqo Tribune,
New YonK, Dec. 1.-The mining market
was quiet. Anllo recetcd to IL on tho first
Gull. Cherokee was acttve, declining 10 ITO.
ChrysoIito sold ut 575, a,,l Iron Silver ut 80.
business In other stocks was very limited, ut
lower prices.
, 1880-12-02

n HUGE EXIIIlsIT,
ENORMOUS TRANSACTIONS IN MONEY Last
WEkk.
, Special DhpstsA to TIT cateaeo Tribune.
NEW foAk, DEC. l,-'l'lle Public says:
The excAaugsH at New York lask week we.,o
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-31
faE bI.rnIcr oeunr.

The district court Hst on yesterday
morning at $40 O'Clock. Jadss J, b.
seher on the bench.
But little was done except 10 an.
nounes decisions In various Eases that
have been held in sdyiseDent By ths
court.
Among the eases decided ssre ths
following:
stebbins, Post & Co. VI. There's
Hoyt- Judgment for plaintiffs for
$4,000 and costs. A motion for a new
trial was made and oyerruled.
Duffey vs. Duffey. Decree OF divorce
for the complainant awarded.
]. 9. Kingman vs.. Fred G. Fisher.
The motion Of defendant 10 quash the
writ Of replsvin sustained. Motion for
leave 10 amend the affidavit In same
ase argued and oyerruled.
Bristol vs.. Dihenbacher. Judgment
entered for plaintiff.
Hecht va. Hewlett. Judgment for
defendant
Buchanan vs.. Mcdonald, ct nj.
Decree Of foreclosure and sale Of prop
erty awarded.
Several other matters OF no especial
Importance were attended 10 after which
court adjourned until the 18th Of jan
uary, 1881.
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toot. and accounts of the dlfierent
ofsces. They mads considerable pro-
are In theIr Iabors, and viii be in So
sloa se.Ip TO-DAY. In the afternoon
they Win probably attend 10 general
business. such 4 the allowance Of
bsIIs. &c.
a~.,.s .,.,, ,..s,,,. N he,d
a. a-n.ss.Sf. h,.~h -, com.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-31

Judge N. g. Brown went home last
night on No. 3.
Judge Mcintosh, Of Green River, will
go home to-day.
Hon. ". w. Corlett hes returned
from Laramie City.
bishop Spalding, OF the Episcopal
church, d in the city.
Mr.. T. Jeff Carr says that he Is not
n candidate for mayor.
Mr.. E. w. whitcomb was In town
yesterday from his ranch.
Mr.. G. II. Irish is spoken Of for the
position OF city marshal.
Judge Bean Is putting an additional
six-h0rss team on the road for freight
ing purposeA
Messrs. Wolf and Foote, OF Rswlins,
and Marshall, Of Green River, went
home last night
Mr.. Jse Quincy has donated his
Green River overcoat 10 nm unfortu-
nate kitten for n bed
Nj. Thomas Reid is mentioned for
councilman from the esss ward and
also for the position Of mayor.
Mr.. s. 8. Stephens, the Council Bluffs
agent OF the Rock Island road, came out
last evening and went to Denver.
President Hayes has such q liking for
| Ohio that 10 proposes to reside IN that
| state after the expintion of his term o!
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-31

The republican city convention d
hereby called, and will be held ut the
city hall In Cheyenne. ON "Wednesday,
January 9th, 1881, at 1850 O'Clock p.
m, TO nominate a candidate for mayor
and TO transact such other business n
may come before the convention. Each
ward win be entitled to 1--WE delegates
TO said convention.
The republican electors Of their 70
spective wards will meet at tho follow
ing nan5i places OIL Monday, January
Sd, A. d., 1881, mt 7:30 O'Clock p. m:
First ward-Joslin d Parks building,
Ferguson street.
Second ward-Alert hose house.
Third ward-City Hall.
To select n candidate for councilman
and five delegates TO the city conven'
tin above called.
by order Of committee.
g. N. PORTER, Chairman,
j. X. JEFFREY, Sec'y.
d3o-d6t.
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n NO. : TOO.
No. . Passenger Train and n water
Train In csili-tss.

SfcctAi " tnc icaaef.
GREEN RIVER, Dec. 30.
No. 4 passenger train going east. and
the water train coming west. came into
collision this morning between here and
Rock springs. Tho engineers and
firsmen' managed to get of their en-
gines. which were demolished. Several
cars Of the water train were ditched.
No one is reported hurt TO any extent
worth mentioning, but several persons
were bruised by being thrown down by
the conclusion, among them n postal
clerk, express messenger and q brake
man, all on the passenger, Of course.
The engineers and nremen escaped with
only a few bruises, which they received
in jumping out Of their respective cars.