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.TI0H i .e44aPTER ..
BAIL IN CRIMINAL CASES.

ANAcT to Provide for the Manner Of Taking Bail in Criminal Case.
BE it enacted By the Cornell and House of Representatives. of
Territory Of Wyoming: .saEE
SECTION /. When any person is indicted in any of the
courts of this Territory, it shall be the duty of the court
to fix the amount Of bail in each case, wherein the offense
is b ailable, and when the person SO indicted shall have
been arrested, the clerk of the court shall have authority
to take q bond ~signedby the person SO indicted, together
with one or more sufficient sureties, resident and property
holders in the county wherein the Indictment was found,
conditioned for the appearance of such person at such
of said term, and when any such case is Continued to a
subsequent term, or when any person is arrested on an
Indictment, subsequent to the final adjournment of the
term of court at which such indictment was found, the
clerk or Judge shall have authority to take bail in the
manner herein before provided for the appearance of the
defendant at the next term of court.
Sec. 2. AL. acts and parts of acts inconsistent with
this act are hereby repealed. L .aafF a..F
SEC. 81 This act shall be in force and effect from and
after its passage and approval. .g9sa
Approved December 10, 1873.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-14
aIalaNH3cAAprER 10.
aIaaLasd
FsEAvnR.
sIo0I sAsAcr1 TOR the Protection paals Of Beaver.

sIo0T aAsArf Tor the Protection of Beaver.
SECTION, l. That it shall be unlawful for any person
~ to snare, trap, kill, take or destroy any beaver or beavers
within the limits of this Territory for the space of three
or years from lJanuarys1stsA. D. 1880.
SEC. 2. Any person found guilty of violating any
provision of this act shall be punished by a fine not less
than twenty-five l251dollars nor more than two hundred
p 12o0) dollars, or by imprisonment in the county Jail for
not less than twenty days nor more than three months,
or by both fine and Imprisonment in the discretion of
n the court, 4seFaF HAAS .7eiFef4saa 4-rs4rIe
shall lead to the conviction of any violation of this act,
shall be entitled to one half of the fine collected, the
other half of which shall be paid into the general school
fund, and in case no claim is made as above provided,
the whole of such fine shall be paid into the general
school fund.- 81 sta sa45z.5aE
a. This ctIshall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved December 10, 1879
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-14

Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wavy tresses OF abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps 1t from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruff and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping 1t In
any desired position. Beau
tifnl, healthy Hair is the sure
result Of using Kathairon. +.
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CHAPTER 4.
OF.
CHAPTER .:
ASSAY OFFICE.

500 AN ACT Relating to the Admission of Attorneys ~
BE Il enacted by The Council and House Of Representatives. of
the Territory Of Wyoming a.
SECTION L. Any person having been admitted to prac-
tice law in any state or territory, may be admitted, on
motion, TO practiceTi in the supreme or district courts of
this Territory uponpresentation of his certificate of admis.
by law to be taken by persons applying for admission as
attorneys. Peooided, That any such person shall show
to the, satisfaction of the court that he is still in good
standing and Possesses a good moral character.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from
after its passage. u Wrf.
Approved December 4, 1879.
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BLACK HILLS GOLD!

Black Hills Gold worked into Diamond
Settings, Medallions, Seals. Sets, Rings,
Buttons. etc. Everything In the line OF
Jewelry made to order at short notice by
Practical and Experienced workmen. Re-
pairing OF Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
carefully and promptly attended to. En-
craving In nll its branches. Fine Lettering
= Specially.
No. 2S Ferguson ST.. opposite Stebbins.
Post & Cos Bank,
arr3-u CHEYENNE, WYO.
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storica1 Dept: Oh
, 1880-11-24


"nrenms, or Fun In II Photograph Gallery"
h,ls tnafc hit ut lfoolcy's and tho hit Is dc.
served. 1t Is nnuthrr Of tho " tntstcnI conedy"
nlrNirs. but It Is nr superior quality 10 lint
i!sliiy pIvetl t1s. Ther1 lire In II two nets. tito
tlr*t II: whlG'i is nn exceedingly guod piece Ut
r,nrssly. In which III aned cnuple, over ~. nrc.
with :l"fr SIMS md ttnngItcrs.tn.law. Usher
ing In chrls&'uas, utld the ad pc',pic urs
looking forward IL Christmas Rfft
In tho stnro Ut granddaughter.
Mr.. WIFI. Etiul!n md Miss Al!rc Atlcrtun per-
su,,ntr rio gsst ft,ka. ,lnd In tho personAtion
sHl.. cl,:vt.r utld ln,,islt,g w1rk IL given. the
DID Hrt,sl,,tn fnIls intt, sleep and dreams tho
sHr.ll,:l Acs. wrtcu uectrs IN II photograph g!l-
l.ry. lIetr ail the nhar7,cters !n,lnHe II the
wtif1est kinlt t,f fnt,liHg, and tho uialence nre
*ept n rsn.r. Eaeh r he reop!s-w,!tlle willie
i. r,sera. Ji.s,lb Iitni,, AlIce Athertof,, julia
l;',n,,i.'. io:.a lslton. iaa snAplern' Anteta Da
fnfe.-lppeas I'll u number vi characters.
n1d thu pri'graIn i chrrcd out IN the
s,ut NJ the !tstntro photographer. Mics Alice
.itl.erton md Willie Eionln IN tl.clr burlcsYue
II tho ,thesIc drahn nre very nnl,tsng. Miss
Inlin Eduutn appenrs as II i'r!gh: md lively
,sni6ret. ''Fun IN II phusoKtuph Gallery" will
run NIL the week.
, 1880-11-24
o1lEltMAN'S HOTEL BILL.
GGRNfP

ro, ,s,'s' .~sN! D'pdteh 10 1ha Chicago Tribune.
psn.s *nos' u, Nov. 1.-As predicted, tho 'ex.
nryIs,, aaas II thoso dispatches relntiye TO tho.
m.n ~. VI aF. Warner 81. Hatssuau, The gentle.
deut,a' ao managed Secretary Hhernsana psos!-
h, ss.apa'sn ut Chicago, to lay certain bills
ObIo ea profound sellsasaon, not only In
lrerd. w IN Washington. Mr. bhernan's
annms.o pave frantlcally rushed into print and
!av .ha. aa atr Vt virtuous lniixuatiot charx-
ioepd .no Whole story ls false from beginning
tasrs aa w. Rotlen up tor tho solo purpose OF In
As oht's secretary Sherman In his candidacy tor
t-d.x us ssSnatorahIp. lnau Interview published
tu,h IN ~ Ia tnaa to say that thoro Is no
aaa ast @e 'iatements ,escrsutl to, aud that hs
taque,,,' naa his attention called to tho matter
ou sbst bsn. w. ia these dispatches 1t was ytated.
hut "S' considered tho best Ut authority,
ID ,r,o fx-0ny. pxnx1sos
ksp,l.mssso af' uatemau, and, further, that that
hs0rsn,, T. psepndiated tho I'LL OF expenses ut
sot Gun, raeitio Hotel, sad GOV. Deunjson dors
uxs eor,1.t the statealen, made by T,lg 1.N1u.
Paper ro,sa'ndcnt o,'.s q few days since. Thu uews.
III sser... tasortux tho elect4oa Of tue prrs.
10 las UaltcA BtuseA 6etate huys
, 1880-11-24
TENNESGEE.
TIE HENATtlftEIIlr.

w4sn,xnrox. n. g.. Nnv. H,-a n,,mtmr of
Tcuucsa.," t,onuicnna nrc ,,cre tn co,,x,,t y,th
I'M Hrm,,,tlrnn cor,rossIorn1 ron,.n,t,no nn,,
o,hcrs no n tho nrocticu,lttv ny o1nr,,n,, t."-
nnn1lcon 'aonotor fro,n rrnnnasaoo to s,Jcood
tlrI1o, trhov sov thn, tho I,an,,},itcnns h.vo =,
snc,,ra nn1x t,yn ,aa m ",,ot a aom.tnr ',rho
.nen,,,,rshin ~ tho G,nyt.1ntmro ID m, ~ thosa
fnr,v.ssv,.n nrn stro.vht I,cm,biIrnn. nm ia :,
wIth on o ,,I,s nrIrStv.
twr nm Dm,rncrota n thnaa nf1 1r-two t,,n,o
oro Urn ,rho ,vors ,,n,or,,n+u, a,rrt, tho -, ,.
nuIv, ~ hu,o n.,ron, ~ ,.,to for a ror,,ttt.a,,
for gnnu,nr n Tim Nonn,1tcons wonI, ,nto tI,r
tho,u for ,ho To1fa,ot,,ra Tha uonnt,I,onuo IT.,
,a,o ~, ,,,n,, n, t,,.,,, .,,o ,.,tI .,,o, h,,,,
, 1880-11-24

Mr.. Edwin f,onth min yf4l Ric,e,tr,, m satun,oy
-. 49,. -. 49, ~ t.' ~ , ] 49," ~ 49, . ~ 49, .
nlRht 1ast III Lotdoo' tno secofio pcFsohaelon ny
TINT trAHedian during his present engagement.
4 cnblevfutu lu tue New York Uefu!i suys;
!, m. brs ,ro aIL viii, ~ t,ruli"nt
ns uo"s. ".u "nn n.'.."n.
hua'ence, M''onH "n!cn. as on tae opening a'Hnt
Of namlet. tho Ladies' o. tho msthesle
In 1n.,+4,uvic,i yrlvets md IlishuyrlIcI
III -" "s.,st. ,,.'.'.'.: u 'as..'n'.., eu
spottaGs"Is RtteiuF wnen . te eh'nu ior.n wa.h
aMo ~ ~" t,oee. ~G.G !ou ~.
sons ~ Il, = i, " ,nG , .i H.. ~, ~
lsasy triih!'ien witn t,cn osawn tnr. WIZ h,s
nea " H., ae npa hs hs'na pnr..at
Try ntst MGt urmuss o1 Mpp.Aase n!oxs ~. out "
,'t itGrtrMh,nK anu sse ana tno M.n
ushe'rt ttt'Sttnh ~ auu nih,stiupM4s ~ saCe ~
~ cuse o1f'Hsn. ns nom lrG ourst "
npp'ause' tne ksauGut " IT. u.h,Ms hGNHK
, 1880-11-24
CASUALTIES.
Five Persons Poisoned at Kings.
ton, Tenn, by Using Ar.
senic for Soda"
Thirty Others In All Extremely
! Critical and Dangerous
Condition.
Four Laborars Crushed to Earth at
Hopkins Station, Oak.
DROWNED.
Enfefdt pia1iatch Ia Iak f.Aitd1a Tribune,

DROWNED.
Special plsra.eh Ia Tx CAttd9o Tribune.
Madison, Wis. Nov. 23.-Edlic Curtis, n
young l6-ycar-uId SUI ut f.. Il. Curtis. u.le Ut
our prn.nlnent businessmen, wa3 frnwret tn
l.Ake afnhdotM t0-stay while ren,urfnK nut m
newly frozcn tce fur tho p,frtx)so III catching
Wild ducks, which Ind t'ecn frt'xen fist On thu
leg. Ills lr'1y inas ibt bcrn tecnsrrHl.
1iEnrQuH. fn.. nov. :si.-At Il little nftcr i
O'cilnk this nfturslu.ln tws, prtDmIhcns a't1 cs.
Tumble tAtlfe+ vt EAss Dubuque. Mrs. t'rtl
cEHteuu Aiui Miss hn,utltlu Gft.ar,c. started tn
crosA tho river M sht t:u irt,n, tho Ilnue si'lt
Ehsre tcy hnI bt,1 .llttppnY. Whrn ntn'tIt IL
third ri the why ncrDRs. irving to ts,tnN1 dark
ness. they missed tbs brs,per CHttr5G. MID II few
minutes ufterw!rl fell Itu III ar hole 1lll wnrc
trItsnHl. PGt't!o hlui b.ris crossing III THO fcc
during tho tHy fur tho rst tnt this sttn!t, but
tile track tblt wis f!llttt' WIS gllsIy hst IN 1u
night. Ai tho leo lNilfH tl!lt atld full Dr nlr-
hulcs the crossing Is sIuuveri',1s evut III tiu day
tltpp.
, 1880-11-24

seen f1t to pronouncb tho exposure az spccies
ut blnckgtnrtlism, dIsrcsnltal'le, and cnGli,nted
to si!rch thu character 0f nnr Ut UtNl's nDst MD-
bio creatures. In this ctYart to cnnntcrnct tho
sentiment whIeh such exposures nru calculated
to bring about, Mr. Bhor,nnns friends secured
I'LL Interview with hotci clerk In Chicago. who.
It Ia alleged. cnoilncca tim statements male In
ttsoso dispatches fcw lnya since: and. furtl1ur.
that tho honorable gentleman who nad chnrRo
of Mr. ShorElnt's Interests at tho National Coli
vcntion had pnti III full nil tho bills, and that
thoro WAS
No oALL MADE uroN GOV. FOSTER
Of any othor gentleman. twill appuar, further
hIDrg, lust hUw much this gentleman knew of
tlto unwrttten hlstury Of Mr. Yhernnns eam-
pniRn." 1T n former dispatch II wns stuffed TINT
the proprietor, Mr. John i. Drake. called Gov.
Fosters intention to tho fnct that thcro wero
lslaett,cl bills 10 bp nttenlet tt,. Ti,lA stut1.
inent TltE Tn1nuNE correspondent reualrtnB. 1t
nppcnrs, however, that tho Hon. Thomas 81.
NIchul, who l,ad bccn une of tho leading work.
crs FOR sucrotary Sherman, was the first Rentlc-
nun to broach tho subject TO Gov. Foster. and
this nftcr tho departure Of bfr. Datonnu. 1t
appears, alsot thnt
HALL OIL "counr"
had beon enRugotl during tho Convention rs n
sort uf rendezvous for tho accommodation Ut
ohio men who wero In tho city. This expense
wis incurred tly tho sanction Of flnt9mall, aud
should hive without doubt been mid for by tho
Ohio delegation. and not directly from tho Soc-
rutasy'a funds. btr. Nlchol was tho gentleman
that tNnde tho statement TINT Mr.. 1iateman
would not settle my more bills and Ind depart
I'd. When the proprietor, Mr. Drnkc, went TO
Gov. Foster and othors,
THE FULL AMOUNT OF THE D1IL
Wits not known, but Str. Urnkc believed 1t would
reach about $1,:00, hut could hardly say, 10
great wins tho confusion around the house.
, 1880-11-24

Special Nistatth h The Chlenoo Tribune.
FOisr WAr.E. 1nl., Nov. 2L-The olympic
Variety Theatre, run by ". II. Morris. manager
md lessHe, will be clused after S,tturluy night,
on account Of his running nwny ntld leIlslng his
psorte with fur wceKs sainry cnning e them.
Ills debts will rench tSJ0. Iic went to ChicuEu.
where he met Ills wife. fiattfe Morris. who tlas
been playing iii eilRhEcn,ent ~ netr1it The
perfIt,ners Mrc left hrrc a'mnst t,pnniless, md
thu hvuse Ia being run few dnys u help Them
Kct QKAY.
, 1880-11-24
SHEEP STEALING.

few daye ogu II Telegram was received at
pollc9 hcadQuarlers frt,la sluscota. Wis, asxnx
tlat khlEty-1Sg shutp bearli!g certain urlsaio
havs boon shipped Win u targ1 tlrt,vu 10 thia
g!ty, be dutAIlieI. Capt. 1Ahun ~ thu Stock:
farkY wuY 1pprlscd, aud ho yesterday recovered
tho sheep. g. Orto1 Taylor, from whom thuy
Wern RtoIen, Il coming on 70 take chRrRu Of bis
sheep. and Hlao 10 tlnd tho thlef lf possible.
, 1880-11-24

HARTFORD. Nov. 23.-uy II collision uM the New
York & Now England ltultrnatl near Aniuscr.
between nm oxtra engine and freight train. two
engines ind ntnc ours toaded Will, vllunt'ic ter-
chandIse fur ns,s.on were badly wrecked md NIL
the trains on tue road deluyed. Peter Aplebet.
brakeman, WIS killed. Twu trss!n bn11ds who
jumped From tho train werr injured. The ncci-
dent WAS caused by tho reckless carclcsncsa ct
Engineer Gillette. Vt tlIe cxtrll engine. WIN lett
An1uycr tn yInatlNn Of os,Grs to rt.hintn thcru
till Tho freight train pusscd. lie disappeared
RuOn attur thu cullsiun.
, 1880-11-24
/ H00S|ER H00D0O''
o,. Mi}k.Sick Blockheads and
'''' Dluudcrors Pile 0ssa on
pclion.
. Hancock Elector Returned
in the Sixth Indiana
District.
p;s Republican Opponents Name
Omitted fr,m About $4,000
Ballots,
prose7,t Situation in the Matter
of the Other Indiana
5tupidities.
rpnera1 inclination 10 Shift the Re-
sponsibaity OF upon the Dead
Governor.
Federation Of the Statement Re-
parding Secretary Sher-
mans Hotel Bill.
Visit of Garfield to Washington
A Stop at Harrisburg to
See Cameron.
Senator Ketlogg's Explanation Of
BuIIdozer Kings Gard Re.
garding Lanier.
i Good Fighting Chance to Elect May
uQrd Us Senator from Tell.
dessee.
alexander Stephens Opinion Of the Past
Campaign as Engineered by
Barnum.
Senator Ketlogg's Explanation Of
BuIIdozer Kings Card Re.
garding Lanier.
i Good Fighting Chance to Elect may-
nard Qs Senator from Tell.
deSSees
alexander Stephens Opinion Of the Past
Campaign as Engineered by
BQrpufn.



AuAheocH k1eeso'' oL1o ~ 1'oa 4'DtNSN'
spfs'as 0op''s" 70 ."s S".e.'V' 4''oa'A.
EoiASAfoLls' i">4' 'o'' "o'u' ". ..'
ben, Hancock Eectur from tho Sixth D1strlct,
bis been clcesca w aea'y H"Jot'ly' 4Ao
name Of D. 8. PRrkar. bis opponent, Wils
omitted from tho Republican ticket In several
.,,,ntoq md hn r,na lebut1 nonrIv 10 O00 votas.
..,,.u,.,,., =. +,..,..,
""o'"A" DAos.DAs'
Spfefd' DHpo31" 'o 4"' e"'s"'o A'0""''
Gkp1AsAroL1s, Ind, Nov. &I"-4t was great
surprise to isopubltcana this morning to discover
tba blunder which occurred Yesterday touching
=. ......, .. 49,. y,t.,.,,.,, ,,,.,,., 49,, ~
w ~"A'"0' - -. A'eN "s' '''' 49,
Rrooe tfouplo when 6ueh osunaer 1n1Rht
hasa accustomed under certain circumstances
xas The thetno in al political circles. Tho only
srntonotfon ,b,s fo. t,ive, ~ tbo ro,,,re of Mr.
,,.,,aor, ~ ~, NJ. ,,,., !. .h.. w. ,,o,o, W..
s'a'A's"' W w '.' aa'5 % 'aAe Nv no'et
es''e4 n's comm'ss'ot'' "n'oa WIS tofWasded 10
lin at Clinton. Vermlllion County, ut tho tlme
Of bis appointment. It Is said, too, TINT btr.,
Nat.bews bears tho untno Of being an un-
ut,,uv nromnt m,stno.a.no, IN whoea H..
t.-,., ~ ...',,, ,s.s..,S". 80 ,..' " 49,. 80
"s''' s4.a to'o .h'a"uoi's "'' na'o .4' n'k"-
es conuaeneo' II THIS ID trae. then tho blaf!lo
rests upon tho authorities here In not properly
notifying Matthews Of his appolnt1nent "a Mar.
,h.l ~ N. 1,t,b,h r,,,..t.. r,,+ H., .,,.~.x ..
d.. -, S.N'4 N">' - ...''"oA "
~a sao eoVefhofs secretary aaYs that every
precauton ,sas taken In
, 1880-11-24

Special Dhpateh to The CAttdao Tttbslns.
DAvExpOisr, Ia, Nov. 9].-Charles Itulllen.
driver for one OF tho lumber mllIs Ut b1oIlne,
met hss death this evening In Il most fr1HhtfuI
manner. ills team, driving heavy load Of
lumber, becnsne frightened on the verge Ut Il
steep hill. md ruas,el t1own tho decline lnost
fralItlcaliy. ltuudcn was thrnwn otl, unl his
neck INSTANTLY broken by tying piece Of lufn-
, 1880-11-24
.TIIE DULLDOZERs.

apeeta! Dt.palsh to IAs chicago 1ttbAas.
WAsu1saroN, q. G., Nov. Ex-senator keltoRR
has returned here from Louisiana. lie bud
conference with Lun1er, tue lnteEua! lteyenue
Collector whusu life bad beeu thruatonod, Just
bsfurp leaving Ncw Or!eaps. Lauicr ut that
tltuo wuy heayilY artuod mud auurchensly8> Ut
, 1880-11-24
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT,

JoLlET, lila Nov. FL SEQ tftut fnnEy OF tho
papers Ut this Stnta hhve necepteu tho view ex-
pressed by TIE TRIBUNE. TINT Tho effect Of tho
a,v .,. tr r," ~ 'a ' ea." sars ~ ,hna n.
.,.-s ,.t,as.. tora,s .so,,J ,,tntr,s, T.,
1881. :
Is this Wow correct7 Tho now Constitutional
sl:.t1 '"o'n'1l"a 1n"' - ~ aaopseo' lcaa7
rs follows:
:" In each county Of this Stnte there shall be
elected tho following county u!llcers: At tho
tirss Mtt1,lay in NovauiWr. i. u. lsSs, County
5ndss GD,.tty Gsr sYrE an%
tho t!rst Mondasy in Nnyctntcr,, 4. Y: 1sst. i
Coroner atd Clerk tho Circuit Court
Deeds. except In counties hIyng TO-
o nnd uore nhnaats, i. whIch i,
tho general etoct!on in ,i1Rss}. Each Of said
o!licess sh! enter upon Tho duties OF hs o.!lcu,
Respectively, u, tho ilrst SIUnday Ut December
spectlve offices for tho ter1l Ut four ycars, nstl
Until thair successors are elected md qualified.
proytdt ,lat ,I no psrso hayinx oes leen Fl
years after tho expiration Of tho term term for which
tenJpn % % his % us It 'c Is Written would sav TINT
II does not In auy ,nauuor infect tho torn,s Of the
Offices Of County 1 J"dss, couu.y c,esk. % sheriff. he ill.,
Coroner an.l Clerk Of tho Circuit Court until tho
aau yenr lssa: Consequently the terms ot such
nccrs ust nG reEuaatea " tho cnalstltnnnnal
pEoxIsns sriIn' "''o '"S III 'oeco Ut tno tc VI tae'F
eSGt!on' S,a y. N .,.,,,, ..,a ,,t,,,. ...,..
ZEE re- At. ~ wnaca tnls amendment super"
seaes, roMas . ~ to!!ws: ,s, s.o,, tn ,o.. ,,,
!9wng SS9ty S t, slssrs; g, County j3xs; S1sriit
,e'atog !" Recorder on,Ittel!. rreasllrSr. SIR.
Teyns. aid G1rontr;:LeaGa .! WHOM snAll otlter
t !no ~ ~ nls o,1 ano
st ; MonaHS " @ a.or taeir % S,Get!9n
, 1880-11-24

Special nIIN3th 70 1hf CKled00 7T1GHnt.
DAvESPoRT, H.. Nov. .3.-Lnst evening mn
cmployG of tho Chicago. Hook Isand 4 Tncluc
Nntlrondt nt Wilton. twenty ,niles west Ut here,
was killed II, t1lost shocking manner by beitlg
run Oscr by It iocu!s.otLyp. The nnnie Ut the uu.
fortunate Waa Walter O'Splft.
, 1880-11-24

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 21-At II reception
tuullereI Joel llewhrcr ul1 wife Ut the residence
OF tue brtde's father, Col Dali. near Kingston.
trscne wns used by ntsstnke for soda. Five
persons have died from TIN eifccta, and about
thirty 0thufs arp dangerously Ill.
, 1880-11-24

AL1Rxrows. Ta., Nov. :J.-A 3-year.old sol,
Of Mr.. II. +. Jones was burned 10 death ut tho
American Hotel lust night. Tho CHILD played
with lighted Kas- Jet during tho absence OF its
muther lf,tl jgil!te1 Its clothes.
, 1880-11-24

FROZEN TO DEATH.
LONG BRANCH N. j.. Nov. 93.-John Conk,
aRel ~ yours, wis found frozon to death this
morning.
, 1880-11-24
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
DOWN On DAHsuN.

8ptttat DIpaeh 70 The Chicago 3ftbune.
WAs1l1SGros, .. C,sNov. .3.-A1axant!cr Il.
Stephens saYs that he expected Halcock's tle-
feat; thnt it wns DUO to bud management, to the
extra eessinn, to the Fraud cry, and to tnul-
throwing The cry Of '328" ho regarded ~ au
Insult to common sense. The surest way to elect
man, he thinks, Is to throw mud at him.
Stephens hns high appreciation Of Gen. Gar-
Held, aud says that he Is d man OF magnificent
bra!u and lncorruptlhIe integrity.
THE MoREY LErrEit n
he pronounccs Il forgery, md clumsy one.
stcphens does not think Garfield, WIS IN, tho city
Mt tho time It was written. He docs ngt think
tho Democratic party will dtsbnnd, hut '6elcycs
It will continue Bolid In support Of ts own Inter-
ests, But thoro tnRy bo reorganization pf par
ties on tho turi0 md fnnnce questions. 1Io
favors n much larger circulation Ut silver, and
thinks that Bilvur certificates should DO given ~
free 4 circulation Us possible.
, 1880-11-24

danger. lln Is, hownv.x,t air. Kellogg ta,s, Il
vsry brnvc mnn, md witt, tho a~My-RuatI ut
flys nrfnc'l mon which tho C0nmsaihnGr 1t In.
tcr,Inl Revenue Ena RlveEtptn. Mr. kcioKr h.ys
tsa Will le nl,!e to tnaintAihs shimfulI ARai,At tho
1nitlozcrs, ind that he haS eptarngo enough To
3o to the.n personally nDw nild Inform tlesn. II
thero IL my attMck It, bg made, It shn,,1: bcgtn
Immediately. Lnnier has been nssu,lltci once
before
nY THE SAME CLASS.
and, in ono encounter. killed his mar, The
buEIiiozera, Senator Kellogg says, hsye no
chanco OF killing Lanter except t&ioy 20 In cou-
panes Or assaaiEato him IN tho dMrk. Tho stnte.
1ncnt OF Floyd KlnK, published this morning,
which charges f4nflar with tetng n 1efea,,lcr.
Senator Kellogg anys. is evidently intended for
cfoct IN the North, its It Is knnwn In 1toiItsann
to 10 unfu.inded. Tho fact Is ttat, during tho
contest between THO 1'aekard nutl tho Ntcl1uIts
Governments IN louisiana thu moi,uy WIS torot-
bly, tnten frum Lanlcr by .pcrsona connected
with one OF tho factions then e,,tlclyorlng 10 &C.
euro control ~ tho 3tntc. ant tt,at
THE PEttauSB TAKtSu IT,
when the cuntest was settled did not return 1t
10 tho athtt Treasury. THO l11orey wns taken
from Lanler in tho presence ul witnesses, Ut
whDm Postmaster Mcslillnit, OF New Orlcnns.
WINS ono. It WIS go csenr TINT laer wins not ro-
sponsIblc fur takluR tho tlu,icy. TINT the State
bus mover suao any cintn upon ftm {pr II. !:
M1s. KxLL0ua Tit1NKs -.
TINT the Garfield Ad,nniatratehstt,fl hn,ntain n
Vigorous pallcy with respect tuftfo $4nlth, ailtl
see u It thnt the National 1Awa aru executed. 1t
ia by st1cll pulley alune, Mr.. Kellogg thinks,
that tho South enn DO concl|iated aud tho eun-
tEnunt,ce OF the Republicans In" power In the
Logcr ifotlan nf C0tEurt3s4 t,t, nssliretl;
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-11-03

one sees it but you and these four walls.
It's easier for me to drift in this numbed
state out of life than to face the world
again with this weight upon my heart
always, You know 1 always do whist is
easiest
1.-THE end was not long coming. His
sensltive frame soon gave way to cruel
poison. But his mind, unobscured by
liquor, was clearer few hours before
his death, than it had been since the
fatal night.
"'lts nearly over, Harry he said,
feebly, 'and I've been all wrong, Mi
wrong. I've drifted to the ehd. I've
been craving, but what lies beyond? It's
| too late now to worry. Perhaps God
may have mercy on the creature he made
so weak, and who made himself so selfish
and wicked So then he closed his
eyes, and in a little hour drifted from
time to eternity.
DO you wonder, Max, why I was so
shocked at your thoughtless words? OF
late | have seen in you some of your
uncles traits; not his brilliant genius,
but his susceptibility to all outward i'm
pressions, and his easy Incidence in sur
rendering himself to them. Nothing
else would have induced me to open the
old wound by telling his story, and by
laying bare his faults before you. I
loved him so dearly, I have mourned him
so faithfully, that after all these years I
cannot hear the word drifting without
seeing him before me in all his wonder
full beauty. Sitting as you do now in
the sunset, and then-but let the cur
tain be drawn over that picture forever. !"