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LOcdi Lines.

Fen'y one deaths occurred in this
LSt week. .....
y Building Committee Of the Levy
aTe ~ town to-day looking at the
~ UT House
le Aucient Order OF II Hibrrnianshaye
l!rd slOO 10 the irish sufferers.
lsiOusry services were held IN ST.
NJ Il. Church, yesterday morn
|Otko' the new Delaware engine
y Isl being pushed rapidly for ward.
Arabian Night at the Opera House
'evemr &.
pAFd oi Education meets :his evening
fgulIr session.
plumber of bad boys are In the habit
eaklhs INTO The anle-roUm of the
uh school on West street, above
'f'h, AID stealing the Scholars din.
y Gre" tournament has ended.
hHghl hre occurred in frame house
"uteh street above Eighth IN Sat
Afternoon. Damage shght.
|eo' cca Riggs was given home a
Oa,t'e ior the te rim of thirty day,
'ue Mayor last venlug.
pe NJ Il ministers will soon preacf
,alrWe!l sermOns, as Cuntert nee /,
'uly approaching.
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A nrjvar' EtineraI.

The funeral of William Graham, late
driver of the Reliance Fire Company
look place from his late residence, No,
GA Church street, yesterday afternoon.
The members of tie Reliance attended
in body, there being sixt, five In line,
Of which Thomas f. Kane was marshal.
The funeral services took place at Old
Swedes Church, and were conduc ed by
Rev. DIR. Frost. A wreath and cr, IS
c, imposed of flowers vert 4 tribute from
the company. Hugh A. Duffy, David
A. McCullin, n. j. German, ii. w. Hes
sion, J, F. Flanagan aud A. X. Ritten-
house acted as pall-beartrs.
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nnars At
kOPOSALS Fok RkMOVlNG rhE
! STONE BREAKER.
FFICE OF THE sTRs EFT COMMISSIONERS.


No. S12 EAST SIXTH -rkEET, L.
WIiMINGToN, Del, March oth, 1880.
SenIe,i proposals will be received In the
box In the C1ty Council Chamber, until
7.30 p III. Thursday, March llth, 1850, for
removing the Stone Breaker, Boiler and
all the machinery belonging thereto, from
fheir present position at Eleventh and
spruce streets t. Van Buren above Tenth
street. The contractor will be required to
place the Breaker and Boiler in ,.roper
position and Ia connect the engine aid
complete workin" order, and to run it to
crushing stone for at east three hours, TO
The entire satisfaction of the street Com
missioner, before { will be accepted. ~
The contractor will be compelled to
furnish and lay one hundred 1eet, tnois
or less. OF the b st galvanized Iron water
pipe, of sufht ie / size to supply the boiler
with water. The girder under the floor on
which the breaker stands must alko be
cmoved. The execution of said work
and the PEI furInance OF the contract shall
20 under the direction and supervision Of
The street commissioner. 4"N
A bond with security in the sum OF two
hundred do lars must accompany each
proposal for the good faith Of the bidder,
And the | ersun or persons to whom the
contract may be awat ded shall give a bond
with security In the sum of Ave hundred
dollars for the faithful prr'' rm ice of the
contract. The City Couis = serve the
right to reject any OF - =. All bids
must be properly signed Il and en-
dorsed, proposals for rem 80 the Stone
Breaker" For blank l,,i sas and
further information APP IL I'd 7
LUUisp. Ia NCH.
mars OF. Street q i'iiI i ,.lsr. . !
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Amusements.
THE PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING.

Augustin Days great play OF al
Arabian Night will be presented fol tile
inst time in this city at the Grand Opera
House tonight. Judging from the con-
ulimentary notice that the play Tecei ed
IN tie New York papers during The very
successful presentation i'll that city, II
will be worth seeing, and these OF our
citizens who fail TO attend this evening
will miss a rare treat. Tie Euentng Er-
press says:
"Mr. Days adaptation of Won MoseI 5
com, dy is worthy successor 10 Mr..
Bronson Howard's comedy of "Wives."
II is evident that he has found in it a
second "Big Bonanza" 1t was one lIr
cessant laugh from The rise TO the fall oi
the curtain. JOY was literally unc,'n-
fined. The people applauded, and when
tie curtain went dowu Oh the last act, IL
was upon ALI emphatic success. II can
he said of this first representation that II
gave unfeigned pleasure TO the audience,
that 1t was listened to throughout with
interest, and that an au.ience more COLI
vulsed with aughter has not been seen
Inside New Y.rk thea re for many
nights" a yl.s,
"DR. CLN DE-
On Wednesday evening the amusing
comedy OF "Dr. Cl, de-" @glten 10y Mr.
Rosenfeld, will be presented. This p ay
was first brought out at the Ch, stnui
Street Theatre, Philadelphia, 'whe 1t
had long and successful run to large
and delighted audiences. The play
abounds in many humorous situations,
and creates laughter f ON the time the
curtain arises OH the first act until 1t is
rung down on the last.
An Official Vacancy.
The term OF A. J. Wilson, lie present
Recorder of Des rs fol Kent county, ex-
pires on Tuesday next. The applicants
for the position are J"hu g oden of viii
low Grove, Presley SprIahcc oi Smyrna,
Henry Anderson of WooIside,- William
Widen Of fHazlettvllle.- ~
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|nqucnt Lists fur " Timing
inn

Friday, Uollec o.s Carpenter and
brd returned their error lists TO tie
CCul. Con ctor Carpenters list
I.aled 81, ,33l SO, divided as follows:
Fs in city bonds illegally assessed,
bonds not being liable TO taxation,
I22 errors in real estate, as essed
|, S2jl.S3; errors in capitatiOns, T,
81. Tins would give about 400 de-
| MS ia the Northern dis rict. Col
Bedford, Of the Southern district,
uOt give the figures Of his error
but SAID that the aggregate was
equal To Nr. Carpenters, and the
bel Of delinquvnts about 400.
delinquent lists are decidedly
Der lIan those returned last year.
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SLSOhtIy Delnented.

Yesterday morning the wife of Chris
tan Walburg, residing at No. % Wilson
street, called at the police office, and
stated that robbers were breaking unto
her hus nds house.
The officers repaired to her house,
where they weIe Q Informed that she was
l.,boring under mental arrangement.
During the af ernoon she was taken To
the Insane Asy lum n carriage without
ouv trouble
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Kcnt Comfy Appofnt,ne,.ts.

The Kent County Levy Court, on
Thursday, appointed the following Of
ficers: Constables, for Duck Creek hum
dred--B. V. Weldon, Thomas n. Wright
Kenton hundced-rhomas English; Lit
tie Creek hundred Henry Wilson; e ISL
Dover hunired--C. f. Hawkins; North
Murdtrkil j hundred-C. W. Smith and
Thos. b. Cooner; South Murderkin hum
dred-J. w. Emory and William Wnit-
aker ,one for FELTON, deferred; Mispilhon
hundred--J. II. Vangesel and Alex.
Rughes; Milford hnndred--J. Il. Cahall;
Physician 50 Jail, A, Fl. Bishop.
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- -
/. as uoA (s,,nPRmlee. ~

kper's safe Kicney and Liver Cure
.o,ltlyely cure lirights Disease and
Hes. and It is guar mt ed thai IL
kl,o cure 10 per cent. OF other Kidney
II. and VIII h. lp n every catc with.
6iury To the system, when taken &c
M Ia directions. and tue sum of
|vill be paid to any persoll who cat
that II nas failed TO do this m III.
L. A 20. feb27 -2weod
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SECOND EDITION
The Chinese en- brogIIo.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March 6-The
case of Turbircio Parrott, testing the con-
stiLutiopality of the law against corpora
tons employing Chinese, came up in the
Circuit Court yesterday, the court being
crowded with workingmen. Mr. Nc
Allisters. counsel for MIR. Parrott, con-
tended that the act was in violation of
The policy Of the Nation and in contro-
veption of the 14th amendment and civil
rights bill aud also against the provisions
Of the Burlingame trea.y. The case was
postponed until Monday. -5"
The meeting Oh The sand lots yester
day was very tame, the speakers appear
fEg to be. acting under private agree
'inent. Aiihouncement was made that a
secret meet ng Would be held on Moi
day az which spies are defied to enter.
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|, c,.s Fun In New Orleans.

r,,,rstlc duings Ui The NJ Sue hrew
L"s"i New Urleaus, la, gave iiiahy
WI, nm opportunity 10, exciIirg eh-
mon the incidents % the
E,iInn snloye Tuesday was Tue ll'th
wontLly Drawing III the Louisiana
4 lottcr ), aud al approves U ~
N. N,xt dtawlng Will be on lues-
Ear.h ylh. Fcr further Information
esM A. Dauphiu. New Orlehns, La,
n nerson No. $40 BIoadway, New
F,un \. \. Capi!ai Priz,s, ~ iih1.
& mn Tickets -, halves III. irb26
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Teriners and a Laugh.

The last argument for a third term and
''strong mau at the head of the govern
meut was soletnnly submitted 10 the
Senate ON Saturday afternoon by S-na-
tor Carpenter at the close of his speech
on the Fitz John Porter case. Mr.. Car
penter declared that ''to secure proper
discrimination between virtue and vice
We need in the White House onca more
The steady hand, the cool head and the
patriotic heart of the ex-President.
This anti climax was TOO much for the
5 nate and republicans aswell as demo-
Gratis burst into laughter.
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Slinht Fire.

The alarm of fire this morning about
7.30 O'Clock, was caused by the burn
ing of some carpet on the floor of the
third story front room in the residence
of Herbert Lange, No. POT West
Fourth street. How the fire originated
is unknown, but it was soon extin-
guisled before doing much damage.
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Town Election.

At the election on Monday afternoon,
q. II. b. Day, ESQ.,, was elected as Pres
ident of Council. For Council-1st
district, e. p. Miller; Sd district,
Stephen Slaughter 3D. district, Joseph
Chambers 4th district, Jas. w. Wise.
The Council is composed as follows
President, q. III. B. Day. CouncIl--1st
district, J. A. Nicholson and L. p. Mil
Ter; I'd district, VIM. Dyer and Stephen
Slaughter; Sd district, VIM. Fisher and
Joseph Chambers; 4th district, David
b ce and Jas. w. Wise. There were
several tickets in the field, and much
mixed.-Deld udredn.
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The pIizrs consisted of four very hand
some sets Of cLsssmen, and 9. h. ID.
Gossip's Theory of Chess Openings
valued altogether at about s2O. Th'
prizrs were 30 nearly alike III value that
Ehe winners merely took their choice,
according to thCir rank.
The proposed chess club which grew
ont of this tournament will probably he
organ zed some evening this week.
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II. +. G. Bennett. arrested in Nor
folk, Va, on the 9th ult., on a charge
of bigamy, and committed to Jail, was
taken before the Corporation Court on
Saturday, on a writ of habeas corpus,
and no witnesses appearing against
him, he was discharged. 81.
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Lev s"e1 'he Austrian Empress gleat
\ "e ,,, " SEE her childrra ride well.
|,oI,ay Ta'y son the young Archuuke
L"p"' Is one OF the besl ami boldesl
|en,.1 ~ austria or liul gary. a ioreign
h"'' a'e lalely compliIncnted him OF,
\ l"Vr',',p'naa.ll'slhp. "a, "Huw could 1 be a
Eian s',I '' lie said; cam u, t a Hun
|i,r ap anu a, Lhe son d my molheIpp Ills
r,, rs,.,..' .he halser, is also IAN excellent
lm"'i u lr youngest daughter, The
l,in', h'lie A'chuchess Valeria.
Dpr o "eT mother also by the ondrous
L,n ,, sue has haGe in the riding
'''' 'houeh only IL years Of age.
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Personal.

" Iroup Maxwell is confil ed 20
hYino suffering fiom an attack of
4 JACOB +. Herdman, who is III
! Tue y phoi fever, is reported To bs
6"Spn 6,o.p' nth thnrst Is still col find 10
leallh. '"p pioFe'
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Meetings Tonight.

SATURDAY.
khanIrs LULg-, No. I, /. 90 +.
ndyw IL e Lodge, No. IL, ]. o. y. II,
Ayelte Lodge. No. 8, X. Oi 4.
Enpc Tnbe. No. 4, II. N.
kfsou Council. No. ~. O.U. A. NJ.
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The Chess TOugu0n elt.

TT GLOBES WITH MBssHs. PRICE, TAT
NALL, BACON. BARI oLETTR AND BELL
As THE WINNERS.
The chess tournament In this city
closed ON Saturday afternoon, when the
tie exisnng be ween Messrs. j. II. Price
and George Tatnall WAS settled by Ia d..
yisive game, which resulted in favor Of
Mr.. PiIce. The score Is as follows:
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9aily Sazstte.

n. ,,,p,ercu, counterfeit one but :
,;,,r note on .ihe Pittsbnrg Ma
n',. of Commerce, OF Pi;tsburg,
r.,,.dlv detected at the Ma
p,,k Redemption Agency. IL
/ IN os one Of the "Srries o.
Hav,nr the scalloped seal instead
Ild..alwitb points, aud bearing
. 4, "series of 1875 across 'he Lace
ink.
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In New Business.

On Saturday James Daley, Bailif Of
City Council, received letter from a
finn in Philadelphia, who deal largely in
old rags and papers, iuquiring Of Kim
when he could ship them a consignment
of rags. They also stated the price
which they were giving for rags, and also
informed him that they would purchase
all that he would ship. No doubt Mr..
Daley will make quite a fortune in bis
new venture, as there is quite demand
for r. gs at the present time.
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'oo' p,' ,,''lt iSlotever lost. Absence from
I"at.,'oi'eu oi'eu caused by a cough, cold
'bpS'senrSs, bS '''.l, and can easily be preyep-
~ ig,v4hg Dr. Balls Cough Syrup To
cIlldren. Price rs cents ~
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There were seven votes for Grant on
tickets just alike and in u same hand
writing that were supposed to have been
voted by a disgusttd Democrat, who
say s s'he is tired OF throwing his vote
away" but who would, If the choice
were between Bayard and Gran, un-
doubtedly vote for BaSard. In any event
il will be seen that Bayard received a
majority of all the votes cast. 81
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i" The Game of 81"
The following moves will give the. so
lntinn "a to the gem nllZzlp.

BY placing each block as above
will be seen that 1t will make "a what
ever way It is counted.
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a SMrDrise PNl.tu.

Pusey A. Walton, of 800 Freneh street
received surprise visit, on Saturday
evening, on the occasion of this thirty.
ih,rd birthday. A peculiar feature OF
the affair was that Just thirty-three ofhis
friends participated in the affair They
presented him with n handsome revolv-
ing chair, and spent a very pleasant
,veuiug. with refreshments and social
lnIuSeueDIS.
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NJ OTICE.
~ In conformity with the proyislons
o. an Act passed by the q neral A sss m bly,
o, ., We state OF Delaware, on the 2uth day
oS give notice that they will make appli.
catIoh on Saturday, the 10th day Of April
next, TO the Honorable Leonard p. w aies.
19ase OF the Superior Court of The State
" " DsG,awaie, fora charter OF Incorporation
oi company called the "Christinna Iron
Sonipahy,' 10 carry on the business OF
scturing iron in its various forms
anu 1rahcnes, and that draft OF the pro-
posed charter Will be Ou that day eThibft-
and order thereon,
WILLIAM JENKs FELL.
]: EDWARD ADDICKS.
u,,, THADEUS y. T.. LOWE.
Wllmlngt ~. Del, March 8, 1850.
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Bayard StIU Ahead.

From the Pocomoke City (Md.) Record.
Capt. Hustled counted the polls de-
pos tedi bis box to determine the peo-
pI.'s choice Tor President last Saturday,
: wi ereupon'it was found that -
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NEW ADvERFIsEmENrs.

ESOLVGD, That Tnursday, March
~ lltn, 1850. be and is hereby set nparl to
near anu determine all ouestions rslatine
. 70 schools and Roads in and for New Cas-
w, we county. All persons ha, ing such 10 be
astehue 10 Will pie ease be present ON said
osy. BY Order Of the Court.
Attest: JOHN z. SPR NIGER. Clerk.
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Closed for II, pairs.

The cold Ferry" rolling mill in South
Wilmington, is now closed for repairs
The squeezing mill having burst on
Saturday. A workman ~ho was elose by
when the acciden. happeled, narrowly
escaped injury,
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Erfr0 Services.

Extra services will be held in the
Central Presbyterian church every
evening during this week with the ex-
cepti6n of Saturday. Rev. Mr.. Nc
Caulley, of Chester, will preach this
evening.
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Tuesday and w Wednesdav
MARCH sth and 10th.
AT s o'clock.

The collection comprises every
variety of subject, Landscape, Ma
rine, Genre, &c. 4
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-10

The president has sent the following
nominations TO the senate:
Second Lieutenants Alfred Reynolds
and Charles ). Hodges to be first lieu
tenants Of infantry.
The senate, in executive session,
confirmed the following nominations
for promotion in the army:
Captain Leslie Smith to be major Of
the first infantry; first lieutenant Allen
smith to be captain Of the first infant
ry; second lieutenant J. S. Oyster TO be
first lieutenant Of the FIRST artillery.
Colonel Benteen, who has been out
on the Little Missouri with n couple Of
companies Of cavalry, scouting for In
dians. returned to Fort Meade on
Thursday, without bagging a single
redskin.
Army and Navy Register.
General Wesley Merritt, colonel Fifth
cavalry, was ut the Fifth Avenue hotel,
New York, on Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice Ord, the eldest daugh-
ter Of General Ord, is said to be en-
gagged to marry General Trevino, Of the
Mexican army. The ceremony will
take place ut Galveston shortly.
Lieutenant Frank Milcher, Fifth
cavalry, adjutant ut West Point. was
one Of the groomsmen last week at the
wedding Of Mr.. W. A. Bloodgood to
Miss R. G. v. Gunther, ut New York
city.
Lieutenant Eben Swift, Jr., ad~jutant
Fifth cavalry, who was recently mar
ried here to Miss Susie b. Palmer,
daughter Of General Innis Palmer,
United States army, has left with his
bride for his post ut Fort Laramie,
Wyoming.
Professor Horace p. Tuttle, formerly
paymaster United States navy, left
Washington last Saturday for wyo.
ming Territory, In charge Of q party
which will continue the survey and
marking Of the northern boundary Of
the Territory. The party will be In
the field until snow and cold
weather drives them In.
Colonel Frederick Van vliet, captain
Third cavalry. arrived hero last week
to assume his duties rs president Of the
board Of officers to examine candidates
for appointment rs superintendents Of
national cemeteries. He IL the guest OF
his brother, General Stewart Van Vliet,
United States army, at No. $40 FIJI
teenth street.
Lieutenant. C. A.. H. McCauley,
Third cavalry, who IL now In Reading,
on Sunday received . letter from Colonel
Fred D. Grant, in which was the fol
lowing paragraph: Things are getting
pretty hot here In Chicago, but / think
Blaine has about the poorest chance Of
any for the nomination. Father has
the best chance, but has TO Eight thu
field"
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sothsTR, the actor, has gone back 70
England.
Rev. J. Y. cO-itiek started out on
No. 4 yesterday.
At Dyers: Colin Hunter and wife,
Ma Hunter. Harry Chase.
Duke Gwin. of San Francisco, Wal
an east bound passenger yesterday.
Senator Hoar puts on no style; he
wears cheap steel-rimmed spectacle.
DIR. II. J. MAYNARD returned yester-
day from q prospecting tour out west.
II. d. Williams, author of the Pacific
guide, was on No. yesterday going
east
Eugene Hale. Of Maine. 10 q cleanly,
clipper-built gentleman. rather fond Of
dress.
Don cameron's nose Is OF the Roman
order, and his mustache Is big, red and
coarse.
Captain Rushton, OF the Omaha
smelling works, came to Cheyenne yes
terday.
Geo. L. Holt. ESQ.,, returned yester-
day from a trip out the Cheyenne road
TO North Park.
Colin Hunter. the well known stock
man, returned yesterday from Scotland
with hiA bonny bride.
At the Union Pacific: w. L. Rosa
and wife, Chicago; Mrs. Pollard and
family, r. T. Hunter. Hampstead,
N. Y.
Secretary Sherman,s handwriting is
not pretty. 1t has signs of nervous
ness, OF care, and At the same time Of
energy and Of ugliness.
Max Idelman, ESQ.,, Of the well
known liquor house Of Idelman Bros,
returned yesterday from n three weeks
business trip, which was a very zee
full one.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 8, o
Cheyenne, 90 Colorado, 81 through; No.
4, IL Cheyenne, 16 Colorado, GO
through; d. p, 90 Cheyenne, IA east,
IL west.
Edmunds' handwriting has n great
deal Of nerve in 1t, and a sort Of stud
led ~jerkiness. 1t is ''set. {" like his lips,
and clean, like himself; but 1t has n
touch Of the efieminate.
Washburne's handwriting has a
straight sort Of sturdiness about IT.; but
it looks like a big picket fence, that
you a shoot through II you do not
happen to hit oae of the pickets.
Col Thornton, the eminent mining
lawyer Of San Francisco, passed
through yesterday on his way to the
Cincinnati convention, he being a dele
gate. He is accompanied by other
California delegates.
A Rock Island special car passed
through yesterday on tine way to Den
yer, containing officers Of the Rock
Island road as follows: Hugh Riddle,
president; ID. Dawes, vice president;
b. ). stevens, agent ut Council Bluffs.
These gentlemen were accompanied by
their families. Col. Hooker, the
Cheyenne agent, also accompanied the
party.
At the Inter Ocean: A. /. Crawford,
John M, Griggs, J. II. Rendleman, G.
W. Fowler, Iowa; A. s. Friend, New
York; W. C. Seavey, Chicago; Miss
Nettie Walker, Alma; s. d. McCul-
Tough, Sherman; Charles Clair, Quincy,
Ill, and the following members Of the
Two Headed Nightingale company:
Miss Mile Christine, the two-headed
lady; Miss Blanch Brook, DR.. Ruth,
Mrs. Dr.. Ruth, Prof. Hoffman, Charles
II. WEIGH, J. p. Smith.
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MIxoa nENFIoz.


DeadNood has hftyons lawyers
Go 10 the new dramatic tbeatsr To-
night.
The tide Of snigrAnts is stil nowing
westward.
Congress has agreed 90 adjourn on
the 10th inst.
Adjourned meeting Of the Alert hose
company this evening.
The Denver republicans held 3 ratih-
cation meeting on Tuesday evening.
Grant was born In Ohio; Hayes Was
born In Ohio; Garfield was born In Ohio.
There are TO be two nor presiden-
tial tickets, viz: democratic and
greenback.
A. Nichols will depart to-day for
North Park with u big load OF sup
plies. He viii also take several pas
sengers.
Geo. L. Holt says the men at work
on the new road TO North Park will
have a pack trail through the remaining
few miles OF timber this week.
DIR. and Mrs. Ruth, champion rife
shots, who are with the two-headed
lady combination, do some very fine
shooting with pistols and rifles.
" dess," said q little girl the other
day, when the wind was blowing, II
bod was here now, he'd make = lot Of
folks. IT'S awful dusty to-day"
Mrs. Williams, u handsome young
woman OF Denver, committed suicide
on Tuesday hy taking morphine. The
cause was n quarrel between herself
and husband.
II Is commented upon rs a very curl
ous circumstances that the Chicago on
vention adopted a plank fayoring civil
service reform and then nominated Ar
thur for vice-president.
The Rawlins Journal demonstrated
great enterprise by issuing an extra
edition on Tuesday evening announc-
ing the results Of the Chicago conven-
ton. Friend Friend has done well.
That sheet around the corner with
the copper-faced type and steam
brains says Arthur Is the collector Of
the port Of New York. That is.about
rs ear rs that thing usually gets to the
facts.
+. X. Worrell, n Denver fireman, be-
longing to hooks No. l, endeavored
twice 10 commit suicide by taking laud-
anum. His friends prevented him,
and are keeping them under close
guard.
Fair and festival OF the Congrega-
tional ladies tonight and tomorrow
evening ut the new dramatic theater.
There will be n fine display OF fancy
goods. Also strawberries, ice cream,
etc.
Officer Thomson returned yesterday
from Fort Laramie, whittier he went
n n witness in q court martial. The
prisoner was private VIM. II. Higgins,
Co. L, Fifth cavalry, charged with de-
sertion. Officer Thomson arrested
him in Cheyenne in March last.
Con. J. T. Clark, superintendent Of
the u. p, says that he is waiting for
the completion Of the surveys before
beginning work on the Wyoming road.
The trouble seems to be the locating Of
q practicable route. 1--WE want o road
that we M operate after II Is built"
says Mr.. Clark. We hope the survey
ors will o o find the proper route.