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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-02
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Cleveland: AT the special election to-
day in the 10Th congressional district,
Judge L. ID. Taylor was elected TO fill
the vacancy caused by Garleld's resig-
nation. The vote was light but his ma
jority was large.
st. Louis: Benton Jones, cashier in
the United States quartermaster's Of
flee, in this city, disappeared a week
ago and has not been heard Of since.
His accounts are said TO be somewhat
awry, and his possible suicide is spo-
ken Of.
Chicago: The revenue collections in
the first revenue district of Ohio were
for October 81, 1G5, 600; in the Peoria,
Illinois, district, they were Sl,ljS,0 COO.
In both cases the amount was heavier
than ever before recorded In the United
States.
Washington: Capt. Northen. OF the
life saving service on the Massachus-
etts coast, reports that he picked up
this morning the body Of Capt. Atkins,
of station No. !, and the body of one of
his crew. 1t is thought that Atkins
and crew in attempting to board some
stranded vessel during the night, were
capsized and all drowned. as other
bodies are seen in the surf.
Philadelphia: The trial of DIR. John
Buchanan for using the mails of the
United States 10 defraud, was com.
menced this morning in the United
States district court. After hearing
the testimony, Judge Butler directed
the jury to acquit the defendant upon
the technical ground that there was no
evidence to sustain the charge. Those
who purchased knew what they were
getting and intended TO use it to de-
fraud others.
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A Dedham minister asked one of his
female parishioners if she was a mother
in Israel, to which she responded, s.Oh,
land sakes, no. / have never been mar.
riedi''
In a nea silver Cliff, Col, tive
bars Of gold; worth $500, were found.
Two human skeletons were there, too,
and it Is supposed they are the remains
oftwo very early miners.
After Is years Of litigation, Irwin A
Williams, Of Utica, New York, has set.
tied a claim for infringement OF hi.
eoaf-oil locomotive headlight business
with the eastern and western railroad
associations for $4,000.
An editor in Georgia says: Gold is
found in thirty-six counties in this state,
silver in three, copper in thirteen, iron
in forty-three, diamonds in twenty-six
aud whisky in all of them; and the last
gets away with all the rest"
In China 900, 800 deaths are caused by
opium annually. still England cannot
be compelled 10 stop furnishing the
drug to the Chinese. The East Indian
Government realizes a profit Of S35, 900
600 a year by furnishing the drug.
A stranger in Galveston asked an old
residen. how malarial fever could he
distinguished from yellow fever. "As
general thing" was the reply, ''you
can't tell until you have tried it. II
you amt alive, then il IS most likely
yellow fever"
Life insurance policies in the Mich.
gan Aid Association for $4,000 each is
sued to Charles Olsen and olof l.. san.
guest, enclosed in a bottle, have iloated
ashore from Lake Michigan. The hol.
ders of the policies lived in Chicago, and
are known TO have been on the lost
steamer Alpena.
The Rev. Berdan Hayes said in a
funeral sermon az Talmanville, Ga.
This poor man was n sinner; he did
not repent, and now he is sufferingItht
fortunes of the damned.m The widow
ut this point shudieied and cried out.
The preacher continued; "That is Il
hard thing 10 say to these mournus, LAi
it is gospel truth. The husband and
father is in HE'LL
Differs had just buried his iftlrwife.
Differs was walking with a friend, out
to Forest Hills, showing him the beau
tiful grounds. Ills friend was profuse
in his expressions of appreciation. and
asked Differs il he had n lot there.
WELL" says BliTers, 81 don't know
what you would call n lot I've got
five wives here, which is more than the
general average. Free Press.
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DANGER IN DISGUISE.
SDmmsI PeStIeEcs UE<sHke4. and sOfEc
Tmeiy AsGCS EbvI it's t. Asoal L
Certain Valuable Facts Made
Public.

IL IS well known that hot weather
rings sickness, and that few people
60 through the summer without un-
pleasant symptoms. The mouth be-
comes dry and parched the tongue fur
red with white, the pulse irregular, the
head feyerish, the body eramPed, and
the limbs swollen and tired. Ladies
especially, with their natural delicacy
and tendency 10 female troubles, find the
hot weather alWost u~nbearable, while
little children are dying every day from
exhaustion and because parents neglect
precaution and eare. Appointment and
well known physician Ct New York as
serts as his positive belief that more
than three-fourths of all so-called sum
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organs, which, by being out Of order
cause so much trouble. are the Kidneys
and Liver. These organs are the gov
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nlents the other parts Of the body are
regulated. The brain controls the life,
bnt the lower part Of the body rules the
health.
There is one, and only one known
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An Educational endorsement.

The Rev. &. A. Harvey, u. d., of the
Howard University, of Washington,
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OFFICE OF TIE "EsDUsrRIAL FRA
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A Pastor Made Happy.

have been greatly troubled with my
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A Dedham minister asked one of his
female parishioners il she was a mother
in Israel, to which she responded, ''Oh,
land sakes, no. ! have never been mar
ried,''
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National Republican., 1880-09-21

THE LIFE, CHARACTER AND PUBLIC SER.
VICES OF JAMES A. GARFIELD. Bv 4. O..
Philadelphia: William Flint Washington ID.
c.: James J. Chapman.
Several lives of General Garfield have APP
pcared to challenge public attention, but a
hasly perusal of this volume encourages tho
belief that it is tho peer of any of its prcdc-
ccssors 1t covers the period from the birth
Of Mr.. Garfield until ho entered congress-
where lie has made his mark high upon the
page Of fame. Tho charges which have been
Illuminated against him by his political op.
ponents are treated aud defended from n legal
standpoint.
National Republican., 1880-09-21

surplus of the 1873 savings banks in the
state is only $34 ,052. II is we'll under
stood by every intelligent citizen that a
democratic victory uniformly depresses our
national securities, and hence the $4,000
depositors in th ESQ banks have deep in
terest in avcrting such a calamity.
National Republican., 1880-09-21

LETTERS TO HETTY HEEDLESs AND OTHERS.
By Mrs. GEORGE A. CAswELL. author OF Phil,
Rob and Levi is etc, Washington, ID. c.: w. H..
q o. II. Morrison.
This little work is intended to awaken in
the minds of needless children q now sense
OF duty in the acquisition of knowledge II
is well written, and its pcrusal will arouse
dormant faculties of the mind aud lead to
bene1eient results.
National Republican., 1880-09-21

THE EXPERIENCES OF A BARRIsTER AND
CONFESSIONS OF AN ATTORNEY. by SAMUEL
WARREN, Author of "Tcn Thousand Year." ETC..
etc. Boston, Estes & Lauriat. Washington d.
G.: James J. Chapman.
This volume. as its title implies, represents
tho experience of barrster, made up of in
cidcnts as novel, interesting and attractive as
romance itsolf. 1t is very agreeable book.
National Republican., 1880-09-21

tend that the blood which flowed in the veins
and thrilled the hearts of the Vikings and
Lhe old Morse gods circulates through theirs.
The work is Of interest, for it awakes new
views and generates new ideas Of tho Scandi.
navian race.
National Republican., 1880-09-21

scRIBNERs Monthly Mdga=iue for October
is sterling number. 1t now looks as if the
nood.tidc of prosperity had been reached by
that popular periodical, and that 1t is steadily
aud successfully moving ou to fortune. In
point of matter, artistic style of embellishments
and general interest the present number ex.
GELS any Of its predecessors.
National Republican., 1880-09-21

A DISCUSSION has arisen in France as to the
costume worn by Charlotte Corday when she
stabbed Marat, aud some modern ladies have
pronounced her conduct shocking-not in com.
mitting murder, but in killing a man in his
bath. The London World says that modern
m modesty need not bo shocked at tho idea of n
person being seen in tho bath by one Of tho
opposite sox. I'm the later days of tho old
French monarchy ladies frequently received
visitors whilo enjoying n bath. But there
was no impropriety. They wore bathing
gowns Of the finest lawn, trimmed with
valcncienncs, and the water in tho bath was
made Opaque by tho addition Of a bottle of
essence or Of jug of milk. But for the
name Of the thing they were more dccontly
clad in tho bath than in the ballroom" Still
the point MS regards Charlotte aud Marat is
begged by the U0rH. Marat was not in a
milk bath. Nevertheless lie did not hesitate
to order the admission of woman to an inter
view. There wcro more important virtues
than molesty upset during the French reign
of terror
National Republican., 1880-09-21

AN organization of Kentucky republicans
has been completed in the Ohio river coun'
ties, whose object is to prevent the demo
Gratis from colonizing in Ohio and Indiana
just before the election, They intend to
keep under surveillance every ferry.cross'
ing, steamboat.landing and skih.point on
the Ohio river. Parties suspected of going
over to vote will be carefully watched, re.
ported and arrested should they attempt to
vote fraudulently. There is no doubt that
such an organization is needed The demo.
cratic control Of Indiana has been main,
tanned for years by the importation OF Ken,
tucky voters.
National Republican., 1880-09-21
MINOR TUPICS.

IT is reported in London that the new
British minister TO Constantinoplo has been
charged with a secret mission, having in view
the purchase of Palestine. 1t may be regarded
as certain, whatever tho outcome of this
scheme, that the return of the scattered
The modern Jew may look to Canaan with a
certain sentimental regard, but he will not re-
move to a locality where the opportunities for
mercantile or financial success are so few.
The acquisition OF Palestine and the bringing
it under the civilizing control Of tho gov.
ernment of England will be the probable re.
suit, nothing more.
National Republican., 1880-09-21
NEW PCBLICATTONS.

FATE OF REPUBLICS. Boston; Estes d Iauriat.
Washington, d, C.; j. j. Chapman.
The purpose Of this volume is to character
izo republics under two heads-centNlizad d
and non-ccutrali2cd. Those of France
aud South America are set down as cen.
trali2od while those Of Greece, the free cities
of Germany aud the United States are re.
garded as suon.cenirali2od republics. The work
is Of marked interest, and its porusal will i'm
part wide intelligence relating to the ropub.
lies of the world,
National Republican., 1880-09-21

THE denomination Of the Hon. JOHN T..
WAIT of the third congressional district of
Connecticut is hailed with exultation by
the republican press Of that state, and well
it may be, for no state has more capable,
faithful and efficient representative The
beauty of it is that there is 10 doubt of his
triumphant election.
National Republican., 1880-09-21

THE United Serrice a monthly review of the
military and naval affairs for October, has a
rich table of contents of varied and instruc-
tive interest.
National Republican., 1880-09-21

THE comparison instituted elsewhere be-
tween other large cities Of the country and
Washington proves that the capital city is
one the most hcalthlul Of the United States.
The slauderous statements of some sensa-
tional correspondents, recently noticed in
ou columns, are particularly refuted by
the statistics in regard to zymotc diseases.
There are few cities in the world able to
make 50 favorable IN exhibit, As we have
before said, our sixty thousand colored peo-
pie keep our death average higher than it
should be- For the wcll.to'do, well.lcd
and well'housed portion Of our population
we believe that the death'rate is lower
than that of any similar class OF people in
any city Of The union.
National Republican., 1880-09-21

EVERY savings bank depositor has a
stake in the pending contest. These banks
in the state of New York alone have de.
post of $12O,OOO,OOO of United States
bonds at par as a security for depositors.
The premiums now on these bonds amount
to sG3GO,OOO. Now let democratic or
confederate president and congress, with
q greenbacl bias, be elected, and these
premiums would not only disappear but a
large shrinkage margin would follow, These
premiums form part OF tho resources OF
Of these savings institutions, A shnnkage
of ten per cent. would reduce these re.
sources some $15,OOO,OOO, while the entire
National Republican., 1880-09-21

THE republicans Of the twentieth con-
gressional district of New York have
placed the Hon. GEORGE WEST in nomina-
ton for congress This district has been
represented by Hon. j. II. STARIN. Mr..
VESTS nomination is represented MS Il
very strong one.
National Republican., 1880-09-21

ALBINE; OR. THE ABBES TEMPTATION BY
EMILE ZOLCE Translated by JOHE STERLING.
Philadelphia T, d, Peterson & Brothers,
This author though the works that emanate
from his pen are marked with great powers
Of Imagination and delinoation, have not in
every instance commended themselves to the
moral sense of the entire reading public.
Mana" has been severely criticised aud con.
dcmued, though it is written with con-
summato ability. "Albine," we should judge,
is Of an entirely different order from
Mana" and takes another path than
that into which "Nana" leads. We have no
time to devote to It's perussl, and without that
we shall neither commend nor condemn its
merits.
VALHALLA--THE MYTHS or NORSELAND. A
saga In twelve parts, by JULIA CL!NToN JOEEs,
New York X. WOrthington. Washington j. j,
Chapman,
Tho object of this volume is 10 bring to the
public mind u more wide and general knowl-
edge Of the m ythology Of tho Scandiuayians.
They have a pride Of ancestry, for they con-
National Republican., 1880-09-21
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