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a1sss gisIsEiH nsdiiaIss - Act 81
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Fuom Ihs Hes TSrk Trfbsna
Late English papers give notes of sn
intended act q courtesy from the gov
ernnsnt u Ehgiand ~ oar own, In the
Pze~s-ntstiOn u dinner-sef made from
tie timbers Of the frigats ResOluts,
which 3. Is n0z proposed 10 break up.
Some Of M middle aged readers may
remember the history Of this stauneh
old vessel, which Was one Of the expedi-
tion sent by England In 1858 in search
Of Sir John Franklin. Running short
Of provisions her crew abandoned her
In Bafinis bay and took 10 their sledges.
She was found By some New London
whaler nearly a thousand miles from
the place where she Wa deserted frozen
solid In the ice. They rescued her and
brought her home; the United States
government bought her for $4,000,
lifted her up completely. manned her,
and sent her 10 England 10 be delivered
10 the queen, n n token OF national
good viii and personal respect to her as
a woman. Her majesty and Prince
Albert received the gin in person; the
occasion was made as marked As possi-
BILE, and a picture OF the presentation
was ordered for the private gallery at
Windsor. Now that the old ship Is TO
be destroyed, her majesty proposes to
return the little courtesy. Whatever
her faults as n ruler may be, Victoria
has always shown a fine womanly tact
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Feels Young Again.

MY mother was afflicted n long time
with Neuralgia and n dull, heavy, in
active condition OF the whole system;
headache, nervous prostitution, and was
almost helpless No physicians or
medicines did her any good. Three
months ago she began to use Hop Bit
tiers, with such good effect that she
seems and feels young again, although
over 30 years old. We think there Is
no other medicine ct to use In the fam
ly."-A lady, Providence, II. !.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-19

The immense sale and great popular
ity OF Green's August Flower in all
towns and villages in the civilized
world has caused many imitators to
adopt similar names, expecting to reap
a harvest for themselves at the expense
Of the afflicted. This Medicine was in
trodu3ed In 1868, and for the cure OF
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, with
their effects, such as Sour Stomach,
Costiveness, Sick Stomach, Sick Head
ache, indigestion, P~alpitation Of the
Heart, Vertigo. etc., etc. IL has nerer
failed TO our kaorle7ye- Three doses
VIII relieve any case OF dyspepsia. Two
million bottles sold last year. Price 75
cents, samples 10 cents.
Creams Atlas and Diary Almanac,
the most expensive free Almanac ever
published, sent free on receipt Of two
cent stamp. G.. G.. GREEN,
daw Woodbury., N. j., y. s. A.
-
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When we consider that Fellows
Compound Syrup OF Hypophosites sup
plies the deficiency to unhealthy blood,
restores the nervous element, and pro-
duces healthy action TO the various or
gans and forces OF the body necessary
to sound mind, w wonder ut the imbe-
cility everywhere apparent.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-19

For sale, cheap for cash, at LEADER
Office. We will furnish them, with
printed cards and return request for
$500 per thousand. The envelopes are
made OF extra thick Manila paper. are
well gummed and ''high out" daw
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-19

BETWEEN THE EAST 4 THE WEST
Hsst lsssnse q oar fts.es csn ~ sSsipossis.
y ALp on. ves g ~ eS en- enjoy your : hAssh'
Hsasisesss ron S6ir3dgss span tho M.s.ls.E
Is: go ss.a;f:. - sse!ssS !. Jsassil a,ss,
n~sssiIepsl pSI9{ H.ds A Union Dsppss.-r,o,s al
yi5ls dfkxf fHi6tGH LINE xiE Al
"A dli1ioo. win an diversins lines 70: .
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IA iissx i.IzsR. VII s;S~iissusee : 70
r&tpAyEsr2nf with The Davenport D'rs-
Lisziir, Win shen. {, n. MRS
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sS.ses : 1sia.a kssssss' are sold
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GAdsenissrs oil mare note Of tie fad
thar THE LkADER has a larger ~circnla-
tioa thaa amy other paper PubliShed in
Wyoming. -
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Loss OF appetite, weakness and gen.
e-al debility can be cured by taking the
"A. q Co. Bitters. matt
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The Weekly LEADKn has the largest
circulation and 10 the best paper west.
Subscribe for 1t.
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THE rrnLIc WILL FAKE NOTICE:
That the Order or the Postmaster
General against the Mails OF the Lou
i-iana sfnte Lottery Company Is RE
sCISDED.
Registered Letters and Honey Or
ders can be sent through h Nails as
formerly.
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I0u.6ATE No. 2.-Sssas sa... cs,o's q . r,s,srs e
Rad. send sianpfo p4ekass. p'.Lc .annrr. nan.i>x.r.
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Louisiana State Lottery Comp,

This Institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature Of the state for Educntion-
al and Charitable purposes n iSs Folk TIE
which contract the inviolnbic niith OF the
State is pledged. which pledge has been re-
newed by nm overwhelming popular vote,
adopted December I'd. A. u, 1873. with n Tap
itai OF sl.Oo1,o0o. To which II has since added
l. NUMBER DISTRIBUTION Wilt take
place monthly. on the second Tuesday.
~ nerer scales or posfponfs.
Look at the following distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE. SSb,yo0.
loo,Oos TICKETS ut DOLLARS Each.
HALF-TiCkErs, 0NE DOLLAR
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
a fnriune. FOURTH GRAND DIsrR1BU.
TON. Glass u, Mt New Orleans.
Tuesday. April u. ~isso-Ireth Monthly
Drawing.
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Courtesy of Nyo. Archives
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SROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FOB HPERNATORRHGA.

.sNs1'ni .;.i n1.s 2 y
~ k4 ><i<1rt- 81 azfirslI
Nss I'D ~l>ssissty e1<<<
u-< iss R<a<4Y Ter ~ sprsfy
al r~<rz.1rrt Care q
Seminal xmlaalons 4
1upotoncy y he eslt
-1k sasssstsI True W. vins Direct
, 1880-08-25

hpeftdt HlsiHteh to Tit Ch,clpo ltftunt<
WASHINGTON. u. t.. .fug:, .l.--tIoraco
Maynard. the new rossll!stcr-(;cj,cr1l, mr.
Ilvc'l hGre this nftGrinoli, anil will, rntrr
llpn the discharge 1T hts duties tt,.u,j,rrow.
s1r. MayHllal hes little 10 yay nf Ills p;aus
witll regard Ia :'i0 Department, eSerpt to
say ti'at he lEt'fts ID tllnl everything I'd ,rr-
feet that III 'c|1tIgcs will IN. necessary. .ts
to the state hf Turkey nMl tic Incidents ur
us 'nIssfnsl. Mr.. Maynard rouyrys ano,l IA
little tnfHr'nutfon. lie snys TINT very i.IIo
ca1' ." s'slt n'"nt Turkey, beransn there Is
absolutely 50 little tn say. "Tufn back,"
llr saEt, IN substance, "tu tl.e pages
of my "Id history Of the Turkish
Empire. eiIah:,c tbs ,ta:cs, t1nl you wtI[
llnse thu !lfsiary Of Turkey t.,-tIuy. It ii au
Enpif. Without r1isllyr n1m without prng-
rcHs. lile rlt'rcIctl s;ics ut lts ttfplnn acy
nt'l 60'"rs'lmrnt ls'ttAy Hrr practically WlInG
l1ifS NtrI i century NgsI.' AS tu tho ullr-
lMse nl t!Ie Sntal. IN tic rrntllng crisis. Sir.
Maynard said tilat il wn,Iil br ti;zar1,u,,S 10
prrs!irt anything. circumstances might
change lIaS PURPOSE a!Iy hour.
~ HIS tuCilSEY
through Central Europe In states TINT llo
lniIiE everywhere evidences Of industrial.
"."lnner'fal, ant agricultural prosperity
Ihc ctnt's seemed 10 he abundant, ul,
~; -. l%'1.''rd. the yield Ut i,lu"1; Sui
lrfort fraying ''furkey, e,therclt II cni,picft,
SCI of t'le Turning tunfs Ii, us., III tho Blark
s"A chNhsric*. u!nl forwarded tllp.,, to thu
Agricultural Department here for exhibition
u" stlys that tllry will he r"gnrlr.l I,y our
hs !" alr. slaynnf.la statenrnt with respect
IT, ille ct''ls. tttut thu rcreilt Austrian storms
which were rrln'rtG,l to l,ayo caused 10 much
sis!fI!'Et h1fc occurred stnce his visit.
, 1880-08-25
FIVE CENI's.

nc dent hf tho ConFcslcsnry and for lts narmcn+
' y .n''"n with Tic ,vlT ,ieht nf td III tjmtn E5
H,."s H',. t',ny u.k this on ii,o grt,in ,hat W.,
nT,,, eTMW,c .lir rctrple nIld States fr1,fn tho
i,w H. y, UNCONSTITUTIONAL ENTERTAINMENTS
,"t,..i,., .Ie "tter Stnirt md hccntsc 0n lin
h n!e,l III E.sx fill, ud ru,1s: ' IN NV wat pn5scs m
n!s,..nEsue'nantltltrE which Gnttcd Uf nd o;her
sf'Na!lhtt. nt INV AKrGe tuu rcttmGtintim, n,,,,
10 y .sint of lo tt+t. Il w.niI im. ,ini,1.t -.
G1lH'l hstr ftilplG ~ nsslst In the rYfnir,,t ~
!lo wtr 'let q the tf1It~l States aid inr than
~ ti'st - hilhw Hlth nf thu rnyt'nlirs M ,xt,
~ h1'r eHtnrs II It s!:t,lttt e satl tint tRfs IL ~
elaity yErrxtc.I'!est by slr rnllti.lertr Il, tf,
enuHrcl tho answer thut If tho tifli,rt nf liz
la';ifNtn Is ~ rcsttre tic Utt. III Etnn, inIfh
INV " FeGfhc1c the penplG to tIrt t,tlIcr to tc.
H.!At. s enIttctet, ai fu!tl+ M1id prosperity a,,
M.ni.Tc'lts. thGIt fl fs et Tho ttiHt mpnrtsnco
Er.t nr tnnpnft sht'lt!st bc left 10 cIhcr ,,,ry.
htsl Hith .pur lta aht,!t link. tlot o,Iy 10 tl;n
PRESENT; nit to The: Interest Of future gcncru-
t1pis: lhr amount nj MONEY which .rHuIh
~ ~, tMvMvHl, tho'i9h iarHG. wNlltl bc ~
n.hlliR "htt1 rt'thf,Hrc.l with II reconciliation
stltt!y "siit'tabu which shtutl'l ltNyD m st ng
4, hnr uni M scllse uf wrElE to r,.,Iklo III
n" Ii!r"rlt% nf thn 1'csp!.' und luz tim funutI,l.
w, Ky INV 'l'l'ftntrs INIT fur fniusu wars 1t
- ll* fltHs,, Il Stpiiis ttp f,Ic tlut the urpt-
~ n't'1tlnn Shnnl't llt HIycI, hy aAl, ailrs It
VIZ ~! iic VI tlIE hlKHs& &impnstnrCn to all tor tho
li'PHn. ~ fur tho (Htliri.. TINT Tic fy1t}ifnCse
~ nnenrnr, nnl Justice nf both pattfr1 shall ls.
!'erl' 'itlrv le Wnr. II wc sf.,lst ,IIal;n prurn
~ u Nf*s "httt wtti IL. satisfactory and rErht
IL "ou'a No rendered perpetual.
, 1880-08-25
TIE .CONFEDE1l.ATE DEBT.
AN INTERESTING 1,nCuMI:NV.
II RI tu

hlset"t ItItpatth f1 11t Chtcuga Iribnns.
WAsllsS0rt'S, u. e., Aug. aI.-'r!le prIl,-
Dcrntlc lInWelmpelS which ura Insisting TINT
NJ nhu Ills eser lI0usht thut II wulllu bu
lH'ssibe fur thu United Stutes II. .lsstt,l,u my
tnrtlun Ut tic Confederate deli, ur In pe.l.
sian the Confederate su!.Eters. may bo imter-
est.d IN tho contunts of II document that lsas
lnen discovered alllong tho Rebel archives.
Tals document ID II lettcr of Alr. John II.
lscnEal. i'.,st'nlster.t;cnernln nf TIN CunFcI-
eracy, addressed to Jefferson l,avls giving
rcusults nnl views vi tho tcr,ns Of tho Hurrell-
der ulon nbollt IL bu nyrech npun between
t;cl,. Joseph Il. Johnston OF lliU Confederate
Arl,Iy anu t;clt, Sherman III thu Untun arnly,
t;cl,. Johnston a,Ia Mr. l.euyaIl ale both
members Vt tho prl:sullt Cnsgrvss. Thu fui-
lowlng l,nssago fg0G! tho outline Ut A[r. Rcn-
gun'a lerms Ut surrender nG.y be Ut i'll
terest:
Nnthlng II smil IN tho a.rpett,cnt ubout public
tlett a,nt lho rtsIlo Ut G.Ir public property lIu
you'd tho lI!ril,iY over 9t tho hrills to lhe stNtc
nrsenI$. III thu tlAl Alj,lsluluIit wu sh0ill utl-
dcayor to soouru provisions for tue auditing Ut
, 1880-08-25
NOTES AND NEWS,
4 lfl[.fl EDtl.ftStlJk

Special nspasth 10 Tas chteueo Tribune.
WAsnlSdroS, d. G., Aas. o}.-T!u Inter-
lhl-luycluo bureau received Information
tutlay which sl,0ws that Arkansas us I.
brave Democratic t;uycrnor. Tho Cnllcc1or
1T Internal-Iteyenue ut Little luck. being
about to nuke saitl upull sonlu Illicit dis
tlllers, asketl tlta Governor to l0nn HIN s0ilo
United States rifles tilel III The possession OF
thu Arkn'isns Stato Government. Tho Gov
er,lor Inquired for what purpose they wcra
waMttrt. a1nl upon !MfnE informed, declined
lH0oI!shElhrs shOutl bU killed, alltl It SHOULD
!ncuIu, kI!own tint lsu AaA LOANED the arnls,
lIo would bo obliged To lcave tito State.
AN OPINION.
j. y. A.lnlns, Il prominent mail contractor
1t .Arkhl,sas, wlln l!hs Just Arrise.l, expresses
9s ns,I ,Hllo tnt tho ts,!o t nf , thg F's'-
fgatcu.
THE CABINET.
II The UfsfrFm Assnctlted I'rrt3.
WAsnlSHroS, ID. e.. Aug. a.-;Tho session
nf M t!'e cnbi!et ',!eetlng i...!lay laSte'i oont
was considered
THE CHINESE rIst>cIAMArloN.
Tho President vii! mt issug tbs - Chinese
proclamation .untll Tho pnlltltng lnssstl'ss-
tlon t.! ,':E; T'sEArt I" chinsst 1iscri,,,lna!iM'
It'll %s sl1ows ] c,si'!sIvciy ] % tiat 10 " .liserina
lnK tu1iliAK9 Ur ilnlu,st duties Are leylGtt upon
United Ssatcs vesscls by the Chinese Govern
Tie President. informed tho Cabinet ,a
would lenyu Washington Thursday to visit
thu l'aclfic c1ast.
GENERAL. lSpEIrrEDSEss.
Thu Secretary af thu Treasury Inns placed
tlio lat.st scita! Illus Ut unrtarly dividend Ut
y i'SS !y fal " 1'e!sgs !g's + @ ,H sSrHisnss s
Indebtedness Ut thu Country Ii OWuGtt: lloW
, 1880-08-25

~ NlL htG itElHIFblL falttE HH1hhtt
n'na ":,s stol, after fnflA to lc II. wisconsin
irrrlllsll'E. a1El WI. afterwards nle l.iris-
! t"l1ant-t' 'nlnugt nf TIL, 'rwt1ity-suurtIi Wis-
consin Volunteer Regiment. wllE'l VAS mr.
Eanfzcta II Milwaukee, enrty IL ..unl,St atts
mustered imtn ltlc ttnitr StNtrx service with
lIln IN command m tbs 18th If August Of
That ycar,- },"r tiHHs hctnrc tho punishment
itl Virginia which he rHtIls to l,nyc sern
/ While Iii Wisconsin,! WIS there ever II ll.tIre
h"l'i-!Arc'l ftIsflinsth" f,Gt l1le Repeat aRaln
HAT tile h1ily sultiicr win las denied the
ttuslt 1T thcsn overwhelmingly wrtf-slls-
'aifiPt! r!IiifEss Hsa1nst 1a,.rees IL tn1. West,
| W1n was ilptE tl.at. Il tHlusnlnf miles nwHy
Ill the tine. and WIN knew nnthns whit
EYER If tie circumstances, as Is shown BY
tFc AHjntHIltA;eNesa's report, which il
| within rt;,cl, ri nli. II is uiut1u,,tly fitting
that such ,nc,l ~ West should support llan-
enck."
| Any oilc wllp SAW Mai. t,utterIicld colhl
tel 'y Ills rHrtlcstIless tlAt III: meant every
wnftl lte sa,l, aud that every word WIS true.
! FURTHER TESTIMONY.
Finally TIL: Tn'Iu.St: representative pro-
ceetle't tn Milwaukee, in searrl Of Capt.
lrfl'w II. lcal,. referred tn by tl,usc PREVIOUS
~ Interviewed" liz Is Collrftur of internal
+ Revenue FIR tllu Milwaukee, District, anil one
nf tile foremost 1nsn III .rttIcatin,, ability,
a't,( Gc1lcrnf responsibility III thu State. The
foregoing statements were carefully Rad lIy
fItI!. utcr which IN ,lskeL Whit WIS IT,
u1irc III rtAtiun To them.
The ln1'rle uf the United STATES, tllrnuE1,
TIE E1ilC.NiD TEiErsE, wish tn k,,nw
whether Tic charges ugAfnst tieIl. 1EancUrk,
w'sEcl! yo 'slye Just rcilsl, arc tr,tr OF nut"
WIS thr reply.
We'll, remember the time very distinct
~. .S"t being private, WIS not 81 familiar
Wli! tElc "details nf Tic aITur siii was .ltt n,tp
NJ tlt'at' Wl1n were l'l't tllrntlg IN tiDul,fr-
nllfrk. know mid remember all tlie IIirn
mentioned III Ills manuscript. anil a,ll HIT
prcpareH II .lrny utln single wur, or what
they llayc s;llt
as tuT. S. Wcst, the fcllow who denies
tl'esc statcnle1ts ninl denies also what Dr.
thsttcfH1' wrott III his bouk fifteen years
ago. mn prepared tn say liz Is fraud. If
sau ns's Etucl, 1'o.ttI, Of Washington, tr
any other llall Or nilcer present ut the tiuE
you will dlscov"r TINT West was
Sur WITH HIS Ett.MESr
on Ang IN. l>tt. having. It wls then cus-
rensly rc1ms'etl. rnn away nj tic tcrcc battle
nf White Oak Stum's. more ttJan II n,ont|l
before. think hc never returned, hut got II
commission to tG recruiting.
"llaneack don't need tnslrfl protliln. my
way. lie WAS heater, thu day he WIS no.l-
i1';.ttat. lie Inns III rctnr,l If my kind ex-
"ept us so!'lier, Alui t!ia, Is II pour ul3c. lie
WIS fttssy atld pontnl,s nM Inyetl IL ride urt
l'cfn'r Ills mel! inst tn hc lookrd al. lie was
'rasell'lr. narrow, shallow, luirL-tu.nEwrctl,
ntltl terribly prh(anr. lie wns also iuenn.-
fcsent. and always when any Important
nrtthn Was tAking tlace Zen. Grant, Ten,
MH1jtt.
, 1880-08-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

pIsI.AnEIlIll,.. l"., Aug, *.-Arrtye.l,
Loul Give, frOm i.tvort'a0l.
NEW. yonii, Aug. 4l.-Arrtyet, Wisconsin,
fH'ln LIyrrp1U'.
llAhrI,notsE. sI'l., Aug. A-Arriycd, Ohio,
frDMI I.fvvrWn,t.
Clly, NJ lslistol, froul New York, l,aye III
rived out.
, 1880-08-25

.rnnAnELrl1'A. Pa. Aug. 3l.-Ttm extern
s1ve iet-lsnsse belonging to j. Il L. J,nitx, Ut
this city, attl tito lea siding aid several cars
ut ItElcrsss!sr, were burned lust ngl,t by In
crillt!arirs. 4 keg Of powder WIS rxpIo,trd,
w]tl!lI destroyed tho tngtne-hntlse a1Ml 1tlu
el!slnr. llulsseA illOre tlinn a ,ulle Hwny were
6llAktit, but llu NllU was hurt,
, 1880-08-25

6ptetat Dttpatth 10 Tht Chicago Tribune.
Dwight, ILL.,, Aug. .i.--Iu II MIN fast
asleep In thu upper berth Of Il Pullman thu
c0rn Ioaks splendid, atuI lse rcI,orts tllv prus.
pecl Of II most en0,slsuuserup; but tn IL l,tatl
WHO l'as lust hen 0Ht III his cors.-felu 1t
!oukh Il little different. find thu curn Try
l: ~ very fist. flo e.lIS Ara tut llHlf i1ltts,
a'Hl III u general thing ure very a,lutll. T46
lower lrnst.a nEp now ist Ililiiy ci,sus dead us
thu third ter,n. Vrry hut, alnl na ruin yet.
, 1880-08-25
WISCONSIN.

Spteial Htspafth ~ The Gh4eaqo 7rbunt
WATEItr.'wS, Wls., Aug. ::t-!tecrit rains
hnsu greatly l'cnclltet yegHsatlUt III this hpt:-
ti0n. Feel IL How IN snat ehnllttnn, n.ltl tho
curll AI!1 EItAts, crntS litIlilsu thu largpst
yield kllt,Wn lit ntlMy yp1trs.
, 1880-08-25

Special Dlspatfk II ans Chfeaoo Tttbunk
kEoRrK, la., Aug. 3I.--Far n.!ny wccks
past VIZ llnyu been suffering III tl.ls sectltn
fur wait nf ruins, nltl IL waS fcare,l t!at tho
lang dry spell wouhl sernusiy nlrcrt thu
craps throughout this serltph Tu-,,1sht II
llrnsy rnlll.slHrIn ySft4tl this section. which
will lei lis att u|t right,
, 1880-08-25
Sl)tcIf1E.

nKApwoon, u. H., AuG. 2l.-slarIs Dough-
ton. II prominent cilizcM Ut Sturgls City,
committed suicide ut that i,lacU Sunday night
Dy shooting: Ills des,u.1ule1,ry wns eause.l
py tt,o untAltl,fulness Ut his wife. Deceased
hAllcll from ,luW,t,
, 1880-08-25

| ut Milwaukee,, by rnpr, AhrtfIA: En,ltH,,,y II
iii l.tstI!ntn Enl,nty, BIZ ,t'np. Il. Hawkins
t'oupany j. nj .1nursvtlle,.l,y tApl. Wllmirr
romtnnyK in Dunn County, by tnli. Eyaus
fnntmt1y q ut f'crlln. by Capt. I'nuh; nn,
Company Hat Milwaukee, by cath. li1tlarl' u
After learning tint no otln doubted tnpt
1.ahgrtlEge's wur.t I'll Lancaster, n,,f tint thy
s"attfers of lint sWtion wu.t,l. uImnst tn II
''nsl. w"rk fnr ten. tiur.ie1h, rnE r,sm'xt;
representative p:ortetlrl to Waukcsll:'
County, ntni tu Prospect Hill, where rcsitlcs
n1!. W. II. iSuEfsnf,.
brutllcr to P0m f3nlI 1ngersU'l, ,lnl II llIall nf
more distinguished appearance amt Of hari.
" less brllltuilce n'h ability. fIu wns mt
sflnwn Capt. I.nl,sriagc's statement. but
When nskHl II lw knew anything about tlls.
cl,asscs VI brutality Inward ILLS soldiers OF,
tlic tnrt of ten. lfattrock, tic present DriI.-
ocraslc 'tntnitIee fur tho Presidency, he rH-
Piled wilt tho wclI.knowti lngctsultlnn
s'u"r ntnl raTHrstn"s@:
"Nothlng, of my own knowledge: Int III
1HS Cllarlcs 1angrldge. hf Lancaster, III
Glnllt cn!tilty. c',1tle here II rest III his rp-
tAfigfr0as i M Rebellion, pml H. ibid mt tint
t3t1Il lhfte0ck Nas tic 1N4st prOsaslt lIIaiI lt.
ever atw; thht h. WIS W'thpous alt fund uf
:*lloW, AMI tltEi''t Hlpcnr to care IL Wilt iur
Ills 1lcil,-Wctlses l'sey lind shelter, fund. Or
watGr' lle afs tptti me III t'tle particular i'll
stlslce ot cftlct' 1liis"lttierly, n'nt inl!utta.
ttea'ihent hlifllfs tlio war TINT inHtlc ms
bont l'oll Will 111tstE''atlof!, Tie saln fa"t nf
"lle! WIS that aIter u ioi'E 'll"fe!t through
" burning Angtlst stlli, without wAter. lInll-
cock took cn'I'i1'afni lli''sclf of II regiment
a'!i rnt the men through ao''hle-1ntck
URN iof lung l'c NJ punishment For 'sl;-
1fg "!tt''t' l,elifsls VI hE' n'laucr1t t'ars, for
W''tcr 10 cool their parc''i''g to'gnrs.
I TIE "EIEi:s c'dtp HAVE DIME NJ WORSE.
! "tr"'t Father' sir! Wll" w"'h! vuse fur
| SUCH Il man: 40 soldier. AurtIy, IT llc knew
inc 1aets' 70 "'ofli ca'l S'ltteis s.l"k fur
Kh,''ss any, protection II mt |" their c"f''"
hlaa'dcfs: why, tne Rebel Grnc'a!s tllell!-
serves wolt!tt haFe given ollr poor hoys watrr,
eSpeel"''s II II WIS "l'efa thcy co'lld ZIP 1t
~ lhchSe,9es' se,.R as "as uio Sstsc ''ear York
s""n y, Mlllta'ospuls. 'eli s1a !iicse facts
so,la 81, ,n ,[ ne !ade n S,.own 9e'crs ving soier
Nl!'l scores Of ,1niiupenchable Witnesses.
l1'ey ca'lI"t ne cia 'sed as parissan ranp.igl'
Inventions; 1hcy afc s'tc'l incts as wontld
ointch TIC IN !e Of bafbHr!nit, ai''l call be
sal's.aalt';Iled ny scores qt wttilesses!'
"l'l llanc"ck 10 cieGted' ~ nskcd TIL:
l1IGtSE n'all, during .: atlll II, ttle D0cnr'S
ls1cfcns1nE Cn:ue5kNtss. ~
nEfertcd? No! do yph think tho soldiers
anu fri. 1,A5 of soldur8 Mill ylItu for II mn II
w!lu, luyl.lg been u{l.l6tifrtk sfur Il military
ltfr Mt mbIfc rx,,c,,so. hovfn,, n,tl,,wn,. ),
unlinr.. ,,r,roaui,,,, ,,1at 49,, ,., r.,.... .,s
I.,,,,r,,,,,.,,,t f,., fr, :, ,,'' "' Io ~"
~ 10y e'.i'''" e"''' "t2
.e''s, sm"sa " ,'Ssstss so"'cts ~ well
- II: ''.u ''is nolnc N8}os "''5 hlehns.
T.. .'. .,. VI 4,t. ,i:s.3n'A Ht' .IhsEn
III .ho "it's A'itl "iiot!l W pHhlsie" on lhat
, 1880-08-25
SAN l'IlANC:ISCf},

SAN FIASf'1ScD, !irE. ::4.-Ftye buildings
occupied IN salnuns, rnl,rert-slatls, Rl,,otng-
gatlrrfcs, restaurants etc., near thu I3ay l,is-
trlct rnet~track, burned ut IN early !.ur ttlts
morning. 1.0ss, SSl,lH0; partly Insured.