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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
HENDERSON'S SHERMAN PARTY
ST Louis at.Di,pltch

Ex-senator IIendcrson's party in Missouri,
is not as large as it might be, bur it ia
growing in power and influence. Il hss
been able 10 secure the removal of Grant
man from the office Of collector OF revenue
in the fOurtll district and to elevate Il. 4
Dawder, n Sherman man, to his place.
THIS looks as though the Sherman party IN
Missouri would soon be compelled to SCI!
its sulky aud buy q family carryall
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07

h0cH srckNsss, undoubtedly with chill
dren, attributed to other causes, is occasion
ed by worms Browns Vermifugc Comfa,
or Worm Losenges, although ciItctual in
destroying worms, can 90 no possible in.
jury to the most delicate child This val
liable combination han been successfully
used by physicians, and found 10 be shss-
luely surc in eradicating worms, SO hurtfsl
70 children. Tveaty- Ave cents bon.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07

MRS. PANTISdToN says don't take aay Of
the quack rostrums; as they are regimcntai
to the human cistcrn; but put your trust in
Hop Bitters, which will cure general dilap
idation, costive habits and all comic dis.
eases. They saved Isaac from a severe TX -
tract Of tripod fever, They are the ne plu-
unum OF medicines, Boston Globe.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07

NGhyE.-l 1t; is great thing to have what
Is called nerve, and nothing contributes
more to the power OF physical control thus
named than Warmers Safe Ncrvinc. It ais,
relieves all kinds OF pain, and cures head
ache aud neuralgia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
OPENING or TUE LOUISVILLE BOARD or
TRADE.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. j.-Thc Louisville
beard Of trade having completed 4 build,
ing at the cost of 100000, formally open
ed its rooms to-day, There was a large
gathering Of merchants to witness the cere-
moni"N. The president Of the board, may
or Of the city aud other prominent citizens
made addresses. Louisville has been for
some years without board Of trade. but
the necessity tor such an organization be.
came 50 manifest last spling that a move
ment started 10 establish board on last
ing basis. Large subscriptions were OBJ
tanned and the finest building in the city
purchased, to which coinmodous hall ha,
been added
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
\ DREAM or FAIR WONEN.

New ORLEANS, February j,-lhc pieces
sion Of the knights OF Menus tonight had
for It's subject; THE Fair Womcn Of His
tory" the women whose portraits adorn
the great picture gallery Of the past "A
Dream of Fair Women tabIeauxJ appeared
on handsomely decorated cars and the Pro-
cession was greeted with applause all along
the route The festivities closed with grand
tabeauN and bali at The opera house
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
delays Of the proceedings Of the commit
tees and the senate,
CONDEMNED TO DEATH.

CoRsIcANA, Texas, February 5.-Georgc
Doran, on his second trial for the murder
OF William Ftzimmons, has been condemn
cd to death. A second appeal is talked Of.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
CAIRO IL ST. LOUIS L. L.
1r~nQnEsaf~zp
@ss escss sla i S
HYW~XR42-MX-MX-
II. W. SMIrHEI;r. Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Time Schedule:
mos n =. press leaves ca d........... .iis m
Ig'oi-I : Spt" s!fi'c'a 81 b. - LDu.' ri:rJp.n.
Ih"lg1 .NpT"-- leaves V, -. hOuis... 400 an.
lhfblEh express arrives ~ taIrO....... j:lU pm.
MU'phy- Jo'J accommodation icsys- Cairo 800 D. ~
w phy "bJtO tcD. lrriyr-sl hgrp1y .burp - D m
hl.ply-bOro acc. leave. Nh pLy-porJ 5anl an.
hdspI, -hofu A., sgritc- ~ Ct3ro.....,..ll.sJ am
The CAIRO 4 - Lon. R,G Road !. The Ou,y all
Raj Route between Csirn ana -. loui. uldrr one
management, Therefore there are no delay. o.
"sy stations a"ait.Gg connection. from % acf lines
Clos" ana surr cameo ions az 81 Lou. win Other
'iGc, COR Nortu. Eat sni West
J 4 NANGIE L. VI JOHNSON.
AWni. Gcnrrs NanaEpr.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
NEW YORK GEAIN.

New YORK, February, 9, 200 p. NJ
Wheat -ireguIar-No . Chicago, 81 $40
81 3S; No. 9 Milwaukee, 81 36@i 81
Red Wtr 81 $40 46; No. Red Wt'r,
81 Az; No, . Amber, 81 IS; Corn qu t
No, >, 81.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRATN.

LIVERPOOL February, 8, T., NJ
Wheat unchanged Wheat los jd01os
l0d; Spring,l0s Tod California, lOs@ los
I'd; California club, los sd@llo
Sd; Corn Old Us I'd; Ccm-New--
IS Cd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
CHICAGO, February {. close.

Corn, Feb. 3G15 May, 4l5s.
Oats March, 81: February. 3?is
March, Sea; April, 33li
Pork February $1@ -; March,t? 45lI,
Wheat - February, 81 eos; March,
81 coz.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07

NO PATENT, NO PAY.
? A I E n I s

obtained for mechanical devices, medical or other
compounds ornamental designs. trademarks and
lspeN. caveats. Assignments, lntoricrenCcs, In.
Judgements, and all matters relating to Patents
promptly attended TO- We make preliminary ex
amlhau0ns and furnish opinions AZ to palcntnbill
w. Tree of charge, and Nil who are Interested in new
copy OF our "Guide for obtaining patents" which
IL sent free to any address, aud contains complete
Instructions how 10 obtain Patents and other vnln.
able matter During the pas. I'VE years we have
obtained nearly three thousand Patents for Ameri.
cur nhd Foreign Inventors and can give satisfactory
references IN nnOet every county In the Union
Address: LOUIS BAGIER d Co, Solicitors of
PATENTS and Attorneys At Law, lie Droit Building
Washington, ID. y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07

VALUABLE TRUTHS.
lfyoI are suffering iiona poor hcath,or angqi IL
~ or bed Of sickness GtSEe cheer, for
Hop BittcreNw Twill Cure Ton.
II ypp are minister Hond nave UyrrlIIrd your
scifwith yOur pastoral du Gtic- or mother, worn
out Nlh care sud york, OF !: YOU are imply aiiing;
Il yOu feel weak audU b. pirlted, without clear
is knowing
Hop Filters will Restore You.
II you are imam o! bu.i ucs-. wcskcnca rs the
strain OF your every duyefutirs; or q man OF let.
ter, .uiling over yOur Huight work.
Hop BitrrS vii Strengthen ioG.
o. Won ar" Young, aadN sn5rrn, from any indie
rfrD on. or arr growing too astas 7. uen The cs-r.
Hop Gittcrs viii 1 Relieve You.
10 ,ou ate In the work. hop, on the farm. st the
dc-h. al. Whe.r. ana Fee Hthat SuEr system needs
cleansing 'oning or s,ilu Ba.atins, without int1Ii
eating
Hop Bitter, i, what You Need.
II yol are Old, aud YOU Hpul-c j. feeble your
nerves unsteady, aud you&iacultios waning.
Hon litter, will give You New Lii. and Yigor.
Hor cu,Gu CURE j. the sweetest. safest and best n
Ask Children
The HuP PAD for stomach. Liver and Kidney /,
superior 10 all other. II i perfect. Ask Drug
gi-t,
D. I. e. l. an absolute and irresistible cure f1i
drunkenness, Use OF Opium, tobacco and narcotics
~ above sold by Druggists. MOP BITTERS
" !. =, go - A.-...,... = !,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
IHE MtlIS
OFFICIAL DIRHCT0Rt.
city Officers

city Olhcer>.
Marc y h 1h."acrOo1.
Treas Edward De4onH
Clerk Dennis. ., Polcg
Coqn-,io, WIN. b Giibtri
Ns~hsi--I. G.. laliue.
Attorney william Head'''a'
hoard ~ ALDaEstt
Fir-t Ward VI. j. Huyicy ~,
second Ward -UsGd r. Lin'caf, &. "ood'
Nard. ... .. u..,A
Foarth Ward -Charir- y Pa;le. damer htN''''A
= I'm Wed I. ~ IaUday, HSnr-i u Petit
County OiRccr>.
tnrrai, Judc,-D !. BaGer
Cifvuit ,rtf u. \. rrI'rN
Counts irdar z =. iccum
CDRlt, CLERKS. j. HLmm
Count Attorney { Ng.Nry
I,nuG 'rti-arvr- Me- v. Pn'N''.
Sherin John liodg -
Cor1ner-k Fl.,ger1iC. ..
Opdnty COmuli--jontr>- " hS.'u''' ' ~
a abb. Same. B:i!ey
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
IpDPUONPHITEs

FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HIrOPHONPHITEs
.pcedIic and permanently cures Congestion OF the
Lungs. Bronchitis, COusumptiOn Nervous PrOstrS-
ton, Shofuc-s of Breath Papitation OF thu Heart,
Trembling OF the Handr and Limbs, Physical and
Mentul Depression, LOss Of Appetite, Loss OF En-
crgy, Loss OF Memory II will rapidly improve the
weakened functions end organs Of the body, which
depend for health upon voluntary. Semi-yOuntary
and involuntary ucrIou. action ltacts with yigor,
grntl ness, and ubtlety owing to the exquisite mar
mony al IL ingredients, akin 10 pure blood Itself
IL TASTE il pleasant, and il, effects permanent
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07

hcSltsy manner. while the formation o, tubercle II
retarded The rapidity with which patients take
on iesh while under the influence Of the Syrup. of
itself indicates that no other preparation can be-
better adapted tohep and nOurish the constitutions
and hence be more cascous IN all depression Of
spirits shaking or trembling Of the hands or body.
cough, shoriDcss of breath. or Couslmptyc habit.
The nerves and muscles become strengthened and
the blood purified
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
ems RICHES.

1 yRlrAN NJ E.-Poprtecntn street between
~ WalrHr and Cedar streets: services NHboaiL 10
a m. sad 1870 . n: sunday Nchoo. ~ D. ".
I,HRISPINN- Elchtrcrtl street. meeting >a'.
I hath 1919 .. M; preach'uG ocgd'!oAS's'
lHrgcu OF THE GEDEEMER Episcopal
I Psnrleen.l street, rrnda N"rn'n- PTa''l-
10 n a m. evening prstrr.. $50 p. m, >-"n''
rthooi q.3n a. N. FRIDAY evening PRAYER so p III
v,IRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CIiUkC II
Z Preaching 81 lu"D r. m. . %. m ana ,'p ,, Va
Ssbbatn -chno. s. 30 =. N Rev. l. q" shores
pst0t.
UrHRRAN Thirteenth street; services Sab
i bath l'al = N; sunday rraoo. : = nj. rev
Ensppe, pastor
aaETHoplsT--Co Eighth anu Ws'nnl streets !
N p-rar6inr Sabbath 1919 a. m and =. m;
pr,yer meeting. "Wednesday 80 D. M N'H"a!
School Q .. m. Rev, Whitaker pn'lo'.
DEEsBITBrIAN- Eigh,A street; preaching on
ssbbsth at 1900 $. n. sad -" o. M pi'l't
meeting " cdur .iay 81 100 -, IA; >Ahda' '''""
sl3p ~. Rrr. 4. I. George, pastor.
& ECOND uRhENilL BAPTIST f,oe'i IA
- street. bciNrru Walnut and t"ds' siJ''''' '''
vice. sabbath y. " and i;;jl ,. N.
OF JOSEPN'S Roman Catholic Corner ltI.-
- And WyiuN -liee'.' seq lee, SNNpNth lo,"H'
~ SundGy SChoOl att T.. M, NrNprrs p. M ser
Hces ever! day o. D. M
CT PATRICI[ s. Roman LstAo'icl Corner NintE
- street ana Washington Ayeuqc; services SHo
oath s aud 10 a. m; Ncapcfs p. M; SInlay S,iS
sp nj: services every dny al p, NJ .'e' y Hapt'
priest
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07

| $50.


"Nnir'ns he subject effectively and from 'Ae
rdurStiOuai po9t Of Nicw--srehing 10 provide that
yhich tsNrn a.ug ihcr will be OF the most service
20 he largest nUmhcg--t long ago concluded lhHt
! cOnd have but one work for Nuhc library,
Iad select \ complete sci OF li9rpcr', Hnn'hly,"
waits tENNCI> ADAMS. Jr
Is contents aro contributed by '.le mos nmiuca,
writer's aDi artists OF Europe and America, while
The long experience OF II. publishers has made
them thoroughly couytr'aut "tth hcdeSires OF rhe
public whjrl they viii spare no effort 70 crafty
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
MEDICAL.
GENERAL EFFECTS OF
FELLOWS
f sTHTr OF Hypophosphites
"lr IS PERFECTLY SAFE. AND THE
TASTE PLEASANT

fIHE Grst apparent effect is TO
~ increase The appetite. II az.
- slsts digestion, and causes the
|. I. /. y. ]. !. : 4. 7.
.3{n food to assiniIate properly thus
lsz5M1. the system II nourished. II also,
4gttX by lts tonic action on the diges.
4EM tive organs, induces more copiOus
J Mf4 and regular excavations. It's ef.
I&3Y feet on the mucous mem hranCc ia
2}F such that easy eNpGctoration IS
produced; not only are the air
p, passages easily voidcd of the Sc
s~ erection already deposited. but It's
az collection is carried on IN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07

The Volumes OF he Magazine begin WITH the
numbers for June and December Of each ycSr
When 40 time Is specified, It viii be understood
hat the subscriber w-nr, 20 begin viii hc cpr.
pnt Number
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
MEDICAL.
TUFTS
nnxonmxaGzannnnuxuuM
PILLS

INDOR~ED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN AND THE
AFFLICTED FEERYW HERE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-22

1t seems a very simple thing to feed
a baby, when mothers are unable, and
few mothers a believe that their own
milk Is often deficient in nourishment
and too frequently injurious, and many
a fond mother will wear herself out and
destroy her child by persisting In nurs-
ing under such circumstances. But
the annual records Of infant mortality
by starvation points to the terrible fact
that many thousands Of infants are
annually starved or stuffed into disease
and death when n properly nutritious
food might have saved them. 1t is n
subject OF congratulation therefore that
science has at last been able to COM
pound n substitute for mothers milk in
the GERMAN INFANT MEAL"
or .sPaedotrophine." This excellent
preparation contains all Of the elements
Of mothers milk In the proper proper
tions, Is easy Of digestion and palatable
to the babe. It Is far better to prevent
infant diseases, such rs Dysentery,
Cholera lnfantum, etc, by giving them
proper food than attempt to cure
them by drugging. All Druggists sell
GERMAN INFANT MEAL" ut so
cents per can. m~ay1S-deod
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-22

A REPoRT comes to Ottawa, from
Bow river, Northwestern territory, by
way of Forts Mcleod and Benton,
which says: The Indians in the Mill
river district are reported to be in
most deplorable condition and literally
starving, owing to the scarcity of game,
The Sioux, under Sitting Bull, are hold
ing the buffalo grounds, and preventing
tribes friendly to the whites. on both
sides Of the line, from securing game
hence the want Of food among the
Crees, Bloods, Blackfeet and Piequans.
The Sioux have followed the buffalo
into American territory in spite Of the
efforts Of the mounted police to keep
them on this side Of the lines, and COM
NIT depredations on American travel.
ers over the plains. They desire Other
tribes to join them, thus forming n pow.
erful alliance; holding 1t much better
TO die fighting than to starve to death.
Their plan Is said TO be plumber, and To
rob the whites whenever possible. II
is thought highly probable that the
Crees and Bloods will join the Sioux, in
which case there will undoubtedly be
trouble, but the hostilities are likely to
be levelled only against the American
settlements and soldiers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-22
A cHIxEaE DEruTF saEnIFF

Aparty Of thirty Cinnamon hAs just
arrived in New York city from cuba,
and vii start for san Franchise In .
few days They are mainly planters
and workmen, who, having amAssed
fortunes are returning to the nowery
kingdom to enjoy the result Of their
thrift and economy. Several days ago
Tom Lee, the Mott street tea mer-
chant. was created a deputy sheriff, at
his own request. Lee is the leading
spirit among his countrymen and Is an
American citizen Of several years stand
ing. In order hat hoodlumism and
other prosecutions by rOaghs may lie
prevented he has been given a deputy
sherIf's badge. He is the first China
man who has held any ONCE or taken
any part in the government Of New
York or the county. The Celestials are
delighted over the success Of his appli-
cation, and feel sure that they win not
be molested in their own neighborhood.
It Is expected that Gov. Cornell will
pardon sam Gee, the Chinaman now in
prison for firing on n mob which
attacked him. A petition WA present
ID to the executive q few days ago, and
the district attorney has written 4 let
ter 10 Albany on the subject.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-22

THE balance Of foreign trade will
soon again be in favor OF this country,
provided our exports continue to in
crease rs they have for the past few
months. The shipments OF breadstuffs
for April, 1880, according to the reports
received by the bureau Of statistics at
Washington, were 80 per cent. greater
than in April, 1879, and the exports for
the ten months ending April, 1880,
were % per cent. greater than for the
corresponding period of the previous
year. The total exports Of barley, corn,
corn meal, rye, wheat, and wheat -four
for April last, were valued at s2l &c.
lis, and for the ten months ending
with April, s2o7, 800, Gl5. The exports
OF wheat alone for the ten months
named were valued at about $l3s, 0O0,-
0OO
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-22
TnE Russlan goyernment has wltl

THE Russian government has with
drawn its order expelling the Jews, in
Difference 10 the representations Of Rus
sian hnanciers, who deemed the meas
ure inadvisable on the v OF the plac-
ing OF n new loan. The Jews are the
principal money lenders in Europe, and
considering the pecuniary necessities OF
Russia, II Is difficult 10 account for her
prescription OF a race to the members
Of which she Is 81 largely indebted for
means to carry on her wars Of conquest
and territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-22

TnE house committee ON Pacific rail-
roads has decided relative to the George
letter, making charges Of corruption in
connection with the Texas Pacific rail-
road, that the committee has no author
ity to investigate the matter, unless the
house shall see 1T TO especially author
ize them to take some action. 1t is
alleged that the corrupt transactions
having occurred during the previous
congress and affecting the senate more
particularly than the house, the COM
mittee decided that the subject was not
n proper one for their consideration.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-22
ADJouRxnExr Of CONGRESS.

The chairman and several other
prominent members OF the senate COM
mittee on appropriations, say there Is
no probability OF any action being
taken by the committee In regard 10
the house resolution for adjournment,
until the latter part OF next week, and
that OF course It will not then be reported
without amendment, unless the condi-
tion Of public business at that time
shall seem TO render a final adjourn
ment on the 3lst instant both feasible
and desirable. II Is generally believed
to be possible to pass all the a~ppropria-
tion bills by the 3lst, but II still seems
improbable that the senate will consent
TO throw all other business aside for
this purpose.
A prominent democratic senator said
on Thursday, Unless we adopt some
provision this session 10 govern the
electoral count, our having a majority
In both houses next winter will not do
us any good. The republicans will de-
clare that the vice president has the
right to count the vote, and they will
enforce the claim at the point Of the
bayonet II necessary"
The strong ACCESSIBILITY OF taking
immediate action on this subject Is very
generally conceded by members Of the
democratic party in the senate, and this
state OF feeling, together with the con-
sideration heretofore mentioned, bids
fair to delay adjournment for some
time. It is also evident that the
chances against terminating the session
by the first OF June are likely TO in
crease in something like a geometrical
ratio with each days postponement Of
final action on the adjournment resolu-
ton.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-22
The Hopes of Poland.

Berlin Dispatch To the London Standard.
Forseeing war between Russia and
Germany at no distant date, the Poles
fluid II necessary 10 devise u programme
TO meet contin gencies. While every
body regards the speedy conquest Of
Poland by the German army rs exceed
ingly probable, there are differences Of
opinion rs TO the attitude TO be assumed
by the natives after the overthrow Of
Russian rule. There are those who nd
vocate neutrality, or ven opposition,
unless an independent kingdom Of Po-
land is re-established by the anticipated
conqueror. This view is taken by the
middle class Of liberals and and n small
portion OF the nobility, who regard
absorption by German culture as a dan
ger much more immediate than annihi-
lation by Russian despotism. The other,
and much more numerous party, includ-
ing the bulk OF the mobiles, and support
ed by the omnipotent agency Of the
priests, deems it unwise to discuss any
future Developments, and is content to
second any action Of the Austro-Ger-
man allies calculated to bring on n
change. Were their hopes ever to be
fulfilled, this party would govern the
situation, and or political, aristocratic,
and ecclesiastical grounds endeavor to
enter into a compromise with the powers
that be. Both parties are represented
and both programmes pretty openly ad-
vocated in the German and Austrian
parliaments. In Russian Poland no
one dare utter q syllable but what Is
steeped in loyalty to the car.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-22
CURRENT

The New York morning psIeEs are
rarely ned.
A ehOP+fsllsn ChiRamah Is one who
drops his ehopsticks.
James Redpath thinks that Indian
meal viii go further than prayer, just
at this time, 10 save the starving Irish.
The greenbaek state convention in
North Carolina met and adjourned
without n riot. II consisted Of four
delegates.
One OF the events In legislation 1t
Albany, that will carry gloom TO the
friends Of Uncle David'' Gray, was
the defeat Of his bill in behalf Of an
apple barrel
The reason the Paterson light guard
did not respond 10 the call TO suppress
the mob recently was because ii
was 80 very light as 10 have no legal
authority 10 act. II Is not yet mus
tered into the state National guard.
The London LIE. Of April 81, says
that Victoria Woodruff is soon TO be
married to an Englilhman ''for whom
the world has naught but praise" II
this be rue he win ere long be one for
whom the world will have naught but
sympathy.
Upon the body Of IN unknown man
found In North river, neal Guttenburg,
was this problem: "A and d travel at
the same rate toward New York. At
the fiftieth mile stone from New York
A oyertakes n flock Of geese travelling
II miles per hour, and two hours later
meets a stage coach travelling 2i miles
per hour. b oyertakes the geese at the
forty-nfth milestone, meets the stage
coach forty-six minutes before reaching
the thirty-hrst mile stone. What is
the distance between A and u ?" The
question for the coroner's jury is wheth-
er the problem killed the man. or was
he drownedY
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-22

A BAY Side, New Jersey, telegram
gives the following: since Saturday
night the losses in the southern portion
Of the county by forest fires will exceed
one hundred thousand dollars. The
largest individual loss in this county
was ut Through Neck, on Tuesday,
when one Of the finest farm houses and
o~utbuildings in the county, together
with nearly m hundred head of sheep
and cattle and a number Of valuable
nurses and mules were consumed. The
occupants escaped in their night clothes,
barely saving themselves.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-22

That q remedy made of such CON-
mon, simple plants rs Hops, Buchu.
Mandrake, Dandelion, &C., should
make 30 many and such marvellous and
wonderful cures rs Hop Bitters do, but
when old and young, rich and poor,
Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and Editor
all testify to having been cured by them,
you must believe and try them yourself,
and doubt no longer. See other col
umn. may11.2w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-22

A DISPATCH from the City Of Mexico,
May 18th, says: Gen. Mejia has for
maily accepted the nomination as a
candidate for presidency. Gen. Con
zaIes will probably be elected and in
a~ugurated president with the prospect
Of stable a government. It Is rumored
that Senior Ignacio Mariscal. the new
minister Of justice. will replace Senior
Zamacona. at Washington, who wishes
to refire.