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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31

Mr.. P. s. Kearney. a tailor in the
house of Warner & Searles, of Wick
burg. Miss, has been the fortunate
winner Of half the capital prize in the
Louisiana State Lottery. $4,000. The
lucky nuu.leI ..s .o,ll-. AF. k;ar-
ney came from Memphis about SIX
months ago. He is an excellent work
man, and is charitable and good ma
tured In the extreme. His employers
speak of him in unbounded terms of
prai-e and compliment, and are as much
rejoiced at his streak of good fortune
as the lucky man himself.- Vicksburq
Miss, Herald. July Is.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31

CARPENTERS WANTED at 1915 per
day. Steady work guaranteed until
cold weather. Apply to
H. +. ERRErT & Co.,
auto Wv, Rawlins, Wyo.
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Mr.. J. B. Latsch is now prepared
~ do all kinds Of carriage and wagon
painting on short notice and in first
class style. j2ltf.
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The furniture OF a five-room house.
house, OF rent both to . reliable per-
son Possession given Immediately.
au30tS j. 9. BAIRD, LEADER office.
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For Cramps and Collie use Addoms
& Glover's Compound Blackberry Cor
dial, au21-tf
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Wanted.

Au experienced salesman. Inquire
at the store Of
au2s-tt H. Il NJ. D. ALTMAN.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31

A brick dwelling on Sixteenth street
containing five rooms. Inquire Of
au26-3t* FRANK MILLER.
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Keys Loet

A bunch OF keys containing the name
of ]. II. Donnelly. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving the same at the
LEADER office. au30t3
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OswEao, N. Y, writes: "Golden,s
LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF IL BY far the best Of all the pre-
parations Of the kind food and tonic)
that I have evor used.u
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31

Stock shipments.
As cars at Ogalalla, September sth,
for n. R. Davis.
% cars at Ogalalla, September 9th,
for Moorehead.
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Compound Blackberry Cordial pre-.
pared by Addoms & Glover, cures Sum-
mer Complaint, Collie and Diarrhea.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31

Gtetson's and other leading styles of
Hats at Polack's, at bed rock prices.
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FIVE GOOD ROOMS to rent In the
Fisk Block, Sixteenth street. Inquire
of E. p. Snow. my23tf
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Engraving in all its branches Is done
2MNrR, JACKSON q BUEcHNER's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31

folack is displaying the best of Cali
fornia clothing in the city. au27-tf
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We have on hand Paint Of all Colors
ready mixed, prepared. for use, In cans
Of all sizes, and sold at Low Prices.
au21-tf ADDoMs & GLOVER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31

Flowers and Piants.
Choice cut flowers, bouquets and
lornl designs, blooming plants and
seodlingB 1t the Seventeenth Street con-
seryAtory. MRS. VS.. CLAICHE.
jan 17-u Proprietor.
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Try A.. & G. Bitters for weakness and
debility. a2ltf
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A.& @. Bitters cure Dyspepsia, Lung
Complaints, and all forms Of indiges-
tion. A good Alternative and tonic, they
build up and strengthen the system.
Sold by Addoms & Glover. a21tf
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II you are going into the mines, OF
ma ranch, call ct Smith & Harring'
toms for your mining suits. m2-tf
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Peter HANNA is the duly authorized
agent for Rock Springs and Colorado
coal. s14-tf
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IN Rock 4 Rye.

Boots and Shoes at
ap4->f Smith q Harrington's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31

Fall and winter clothing ut Polack's;
the largest assortment In the city.
au27-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31

Use A. & @. Bitters for general de-
bllity. au23ti
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A large assortment Of CLOCKS at
ZEHNKR, JACKSON q BuEcHNER's.
oc10tf
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Toodies Always Kept q Coffin
IN his house. Had he lived now he
would have kept Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31

For fine watch repairing.
ap2o6 DAVID MILLER. 18th street.
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A q @. Bitters are manufactured
and sold by Addoms q Glover. az3tf
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! am agent for
r. STRAHORN & CO.,
Live stock commission dealers, Union
Stock Yards, Chicago.
A firm Of over 20 years. standing. We
will give liberal advances on consign-
ments. We have q competent sales
man at Council Bluffs, and solicit q
share Of your patronage. We are anx-
Ions TO compare our work with that OF
sthor firms. Office at Inter Ocean
Hotel, Cheyenne, Wyo.
tuly28d2m AID. EVANS.
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For regular made undershirts and
drawers, 60 to P0lack's. ah27-tf
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Leave orders for Ice at the Office Of
Z. p. SNOW, No. 377 Sixteenth street.
a27dtf NaRAHAN & MURRAY.
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Look. Look, L
) opened q Paint ShoD at

Has Opened q Paint Shop at
NO. 327 EDDY STREET,
Between 18th and 18th streets.
House, and sign, ornamental and fresco
painting. Granting, kalsomining. pa
per hanging. etc. Particular attention
paid to carriage and wagon painting.
All work guaranteed. Call and see me.
aug3-1m.
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Try the Rock and Rye, sold by AID.
doms q Glover. au23tf
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For first class watch work go to
ZKnSER, JACKSON & BUEcmER's.
oc10tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31

The time Of meeting Of the ". G. T.
u. Is changed from Tuesday until
Wednesday evenings. at 7 p. 10.
MRs. E. 3. GRAHAM, Priest.
Miss s. L. MONROE, See.
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For Rent.

Enquire Of Mrs. VIM. Myers. aa3ti
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An electric appliance commended and ueed
Ing the mild, continuous current and conceu-
trating Its power upon nerve and muscular
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ties. 6ciatica, Weak Back, and the numerous
nervous disorders % common In these hign
trated book upon Medical EIectricity, or cur
ing diseases without drugginE the ssomnch
Enclose 9 cts: postage. YOUNG AND MID
excesses and dissipation, and who have been
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s snS s: &c; e y9 ,so we ssX s ye vo Sar 81 e o1 srf Sooa
Thee Types OF Men" containing facts mot
argumentsj that all should know. Enclose .
mali, free. Observation-Disclosures CO.,
a5s Larimer st. Denver coiorruo- f2edAwi
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Before buying anything for mems
wear, go to Polack's. au27-tf
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HOME BREWERY.

Rock q Rye at
Addoms q Gloyer's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-31

Rock & Rye cures coughs and colds.
Addoms 8 Glover. tt.
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A gHi for general housework.
au5l-tf L. LoEs, 1872 Dodge st.
, 1881-09-21
INDIANA.
tNIliANAIsl11.fH,

apsetat Dtsezaseh to 1hs lstaaJo Tttoun&s
INplAaArut.ls, lllt!, S0pt, ao.-'Thls hua been
day Ut universal lnpurulng III thls city. Ilusl"
moss haa been practically suspended throughout
the day, FIags arc ttoat!uK at half-mRst from
tho h0tcls ami public buildings. and nlnny pTt.
yats buildings ana residences arc drapc4 in
mourning. A. II o'clock naasly oil places OF
buslnosA wero closed, to onubio those testrln0 TO
attund u public lnGotipK at tho Grand Opera.
lIouss ut = d elork. Luug beforo tho hour naIned
people begun !lowlng fnto tho hall, which WIS
packod frun pit to iu!ne With tncn aud women.
mauy being turned away tor luck Of room. rho
ktuxc. boxes, and Hulltor!uul were hc1yty
tlrnpctt In mourllEnu, A. largo portrait 0s the
lutte President. wEcuthei In Grape. WAS psaeod
botore tho footlghts. At tho rear Vt tue
ataKe another portrait, aat In thu National
polors. hung lii mournlu9. wns suspended amid
{. i,umbat ct war.worn rcgimantal standaras,
whIlo over MI In evergreen VIVA tho natno Ut
"uaelvIa." Tho mcotlng WIS apcuod by
m Invocation by Elder Walk, ot tao
Cheistlan Church., 0oy, Porter presided,
aud addresses wore tlatIvcrcd by the Governor,
souator Harrison. tho Hon, ]. i. Nolsonald, DR..
bartlett, tho ltev, Myron ". ltaed. Astoruuy'
ucuornl baldwin, aud Co1'xsessuan calklas.
The ouloxie& Abounaed In snuchtnQ Totalais-
ccs,cea which brought t1ass To avery eyss
Cosnsaittoo on liesoluuous, With Con. Cuh4Fn "
ChaIrsnAn, rcportpd suitable ulosnoriRl, which
wus adopted. Aftee WHICH tho meeting ed1ourn
, 1881-09-21
PENNSYLVANIA.
1tj1slA1tifftH.

Srtetal phpoteh ~ 1hs Chicago 1ft1pna.
pITTsltutsa, Ia,, 69pt- s9--ThEs hua been \ re-
maskabiu !ay In tltss city. Almost every build
lng Ia hcAvt!y drRpad. Thousands OF pspp!o
frasn fur aud mar have crowded tho streeta all
tluy. Nearly ust tho st0sua aud factories hnvo
hcon cinseh Blncp curly this morning. There
woro ITO performances ut tue theAtrra toHlEht
THO ltors or The Exposition building were
ci0sod III soon a. tho llews OF sha prcst'lunt's
death wus received. There wurelmany soldlors'
aud eltizoas' IuoatuiEs topf9ht TO mAko assauEa.
ments fur tho reception af tho Aonuypl r4Halus
when thoy reach this city. Tho Democratic
Nominating Convention mot mud adjourned
without even nKlnnluy tho work In ha0a. Tho
voice Of purity IL husaed, and nuthlng IL heard
nut Iamoutnt!on for the lead. Not since tho
tuath Or Abrahan, i.taruIn haa pIt.shurs pre-
suntcd auuh tunuronl aspsut a. is aasn To-
night. Ehu IL llteralty IN aackeloth and nahas.
1li&ADF0Nb.
Sptetal Dhpa.eh 10 1hs Cateaop 7siauaA
nRAnYOnp, pA., Sept. "0-Tho news Of the
Presidents deatA was sauelvel with protouul
sorrow. Tho clItlro city IL draped in suoArp4nv.
u,ttt business Ut all ktads waa suspended today.
Thta astcrnpon memorial servIoo was bold In
tho aluthodsst church. AldFesacs wefs dsl!vr
cretl by mlnIatoss Ut tho Gospel aud pF0lnlnont
attfzcnH.
, 1881-09-21


Apsesdf pt&pateh to Tnt Chteaea tribune.
ALBANY, N. r., Sept. "0-Tho death OF the
President has excited l,tonse feelings OF sorrow
hnu thrown gloom Of sadness ovur tho whoto
city. Uut little blsiness whss transacted during
tho slay. ind nll tiovorntucnt work wns sus-
pended. ordlhnry nyocatens were abandoned.
cit2ens duvnting thonlaolycs 10 decorating their
bulldogs and discussing the inburnful newa.
10th tho old and new Capftols aud ali public
buildings nro drapcd ln mourning, ai arc
rcarIy tho entire business portion OF tho
city nnd .nnty private residences. Ex-
preHa0nR OF sympathy wore nIoptod by
numarpus civic and military organizations.
Tho 8tate lsar ABstutntlpn lnBt in annual eosalou
this MORNING, adopted Il preamble md rcSolu-
ton tn tie death Ut tho President, and nd
5uurHed uGtor traftsMetinK II stnnil anlount OF
nuaoss..ry business. Jut1vo Htnray MalthowB.
nf tho Supreme Court. Was present to deliver
tue nunuul address. Tho Albany llHrRcsa Corps
oitered thetr sury!ocs to Sucsctary MnoV ouRh US
nn escort td tho rGnains Of the pfeAIant through
tho S&ato. but dispatch frum him slutes tint 1t
Is not oxpocted tO PRES through New York. uoy.
Cornell bua tat,dured military esuort 10 Bcuro-
tAry- Gncoso IN caaa tho funeral coTtcga
passes through this 6ttic.
sAIl.tTuQA.
sp~et1s Di'patcl In T7,s G'Aleaop Tribune.
BARATt}1A. N. T.. Ecpt. sD.-A public meeting
Of eitlzGns wis hp1u hero tuntKbt Ati1 resolutions
niuptrd expressive uE The feeling Of &liIs coin-
tnun.sy IN tho doalh Of Unrttcld. and rendering
xytHln,thy t0 the fAmy Of tilo lcc0nacti ln their
bereavement. Eul09lstia run,askn woro snade
by n number Ut pr,snInont citizens.
, 1881-09-21
ONO.

spstiat ulspat<.. tu 1ht t'aleapo 7rfb,trs.
. CtxciNSATi, O., Sept. :I.-Thu ufty n drured
In tautlrattlH, and deep pUrsonnl utd PUBLIC sr.
row Ia everywhere tnAnttettcd 0ser tile drnth Ut
tho preslunt. The lung weeks Of anticipation
Ut tue event wer9 insufficient to prel'nr1 tho
t,cst,.t0 FOR tho blow. and 1t fell at Inst with
sudicnnrss mid wuF4ht 1t will require daya to
recover flu,tl. l3u4il3tsA has bt:uH 4n3t giitru-
Is suspended all duy. Tho Chnnbcr of Cunl-
1nerce met only to adjourn. Worktncn Init
thelr benutos md won't sorsuwfully to their
homes. llufurp t1tlon tho innau!actor'ca wcrc
tcariy a'E deserted. tho business h1uses wora
c!oael III, and the city Eatc Itarli
up tn grief. Tho Common Council met In special
rcssion only In tho dny Wad nrrn'lgca fnr f1n-
erul curte1c u, rlsa through tho pr!ngipal
s,rccls on tho day or tho funerul nf thu frt:sl-
de,lt, Ia wh!uh every Civic mid military 0rRAsl-
tzation IN tho city 10 to participate. Tito PASTORS
Of all the churohus wcro requested to build
memorial services Oil TINT dHy. and at cltr
plIrtHls aiid All In tho employ Ut tho city III any
cupac,,y wcro requested to wear ta.l9rs
Of nlunrung for thirty days. kcllH!an
services wcro hcl,l III several Ut
tho churches, aud tunlaht tho putltIeul
eul,s ara hnldtnv meetings md adopting nppro-
priatc resolutions. Hy Singular co!ncldtnco
tho IcntA If Lmct'ia has boon brought vlsiily
to MUD, On Tho might OF tho assassination In
For.l's Theatre Cincinnati WIS bright with thou
8aHdB OF ElGntb an0 pHIT!1ltcHecoEnts01h kHFEA1H
Joy at tho full nt Richmond. ThH following
morning the tlt,tt.ng WIS taken down. and
hronu bArns Of cr.,pe csorywhoru took tts t'ncr
1t scrInctl u. though black shhtlow WIS pass
INK tluwt, tho streets. 1.ust night the city WIS
eKltu In guy nttire. It wus IN taken Of tho
Suycrclxn Granu LuIga Of Qdh Fellows, ntlL
u brilliant parNl'c, In which wcre companies Ut
uniformed palrlurcl,a frum all rnrta q! the
c,4lntry, WIS tn havo tMxen plnco tudar, but thu
death Of another martyr President ualae.t 1t To
bu Abatsstnt,etl. aud With tho morning snn tito
brlpat decorations disappeared aud badges OF
mpuruux took thctr ptaut.
, 1881-09-21

.,,o,t aut nlnslna ncctunt cr tho Inv. .1acth
\ snr ,rr. i, I,Ii.,s,rr uf New tlnmpahr0 In tim
.n,,, II i'm itynlHtn. ww, WIS noesthl W his
peacpr,s md o srrni,s viii, new texts ltp WIS
M IT,, ...s.,. NJ Maw"rlfu wfln.1 stkk!Hl rs f',!n
= ia Jr,.,t4 wIMt WI .,!tl Inst ~ h'iaus fnt!
~, rr ,i.,I mt klhw. nrilier lid ho euro. Ml II
a"i. !, .li know he ~n;lia hui tul!.
q.xu ,lintnu,Evc brothers nninr,t SpnrlfnR
,,rs lust ,1,rrc,a Ill1st'n.e to1lcgo. Michigan.
..s,,,ul1cr thu altlGr, IN II ynara lid. mud Il
.si.,r.,,t,,c u1t uu.l,nft lI,ol,rS III hight. nnd
a,,,s t!IIrty-svven ntil nc-llhlf t,O,!f,tiA. Tho
Hl'rr. rdwii,. Ia Ii yenrA oa weighs turiy'nt'i,
oJ lin r.. ltt,1rtH pounds, IND Ii turtystw0 ultl
a" "r.I InIlrlt4 fhGliph tAll-ur Plinft.
i.rul, d, 4. [.yla lEls eate,i grasslonpers
al, wr.t, a,r! ao 1utrly r'asl II paper lrfora il
.nruyt.elt srlnncp nnaneE4lldn iraIBlnR tsscnl rs
trrsi Although, they m.fnsally tlasc 1lsAgece.
,n,r smell, hn says TINT ws,un osnketl tlloy, be-
smc I'M plralnnt Il, lmth sn,eI nhA tnytc. III ls.
tuse hrx '.'ilrea hh"y ~. 10 Gtt91 .n1t atGf I'M
.s,,. i,rc1hrIHI nr, mt Gsily atAtfngl!sou from
."i Grtih. Fric.! III lhclr nwn f'il thcy hAsa IL
putty i'a'or'
f,ucrt1 N'iatnrfI's lifo ut 3ltmnrat Is, tho
,n.luu tI.I1{ 4ays, alnplp md uniform. Thu
nnvr r!.l?H un,is'r hur wlHfdw every 'nhrH1I1E ut
r stlv III. talLs.el Msld Ia mt Ut d"'rs ut 10.
INN, wtllcl, I!J,r Blso sfs I'LL nnoli In walking
mi oc,, tslul,nlly rs!sluG Mt tho gossnHca In tho
slcuIty Of tho Custie; Erotn nonn untl i. With
snlf nj h,,,,r rsIntervai rur luncheon. Ee 'loyotoa
rr.rlr 10 work wI,lcl. n,ay In turned nI!!ctal-
naGnu 'Ihsl,a.rfss. sta!e rnncrs. cic.. urH! writ
tns trp1,IrntH a.', rtlrrs III ct,Iiilcutn thnvt.
",tu: MT i shH sets uuf lor h9f tlMlly trlse.
.hi, lNsfs iii !. M1,d occasionally latur. Ha,u Is
rlIE! ~ .lrrnIE tt!t llIu nthor ,lay wtur!tE
ahlhc.s 4trnw hut upon hnr llond. ntsl ahuit l!tf
mN,rauIy shoulders lnrEu sh!lWl H[ Rt1lall-
rnrck stinptcrlls plaitl-ArtIu!os 1f ntttre tluah
t'M .IulpLu for tho wtrslrobe Ut faHhlouabl9
Amrric:tf'.
, 1881-09-21
IlUkTftS.


spsflai Dtspateh tt Tie CAteaco Trttun..
Uosrl,S, Mnss, Ecpt. .A1.-AH day long !hrttt,Rh-
out tho city tncrr wnru manifold evidences that
1t wits Il scus,,,l Ut tnuurnsng. Though the nntio-
!l'ntlon NJ death had III u .nfnstiro prepared tho
1,ubiiu for tho reception nr tho news. sn that
there was III undue exoltameHt anywhorc innn-
itestvu. clearly nll hunrtR waru deeply stirred
With 1riUf. With few exemptions huanoss was
transacted hs usual, but filo IAng ol ausrow
everywucro inft its mhrx. Aside from tlla GILL
b.e,ils IT inour1lur, tho slowod stcps Ut those
an thu street. thalr serious fnccs and SUBJ
dueh conversations, aiE bc5pok1 tho rrus-
emo OF II uh1versA1 KrlUf. HustuSa was
Eenera!y conducted III nntIcoahly quito
'nAt1er UNI IN many casea Tho lit,TFc show will
duws wcre screened by aurtH!ns- Jhoro was
t'irsctl d'1nutlon It! fho vollatno OF tts11o Win
the reta!l1fs' hilo III tHo 'hreeF wnnea@!u anuses
fhoro VIA comparatively littIo uosnR' Iho FRO
d4co E1chan9c ana mo uoafu o1 I'"1e a..
1ousnea at eIock. the' BLOCK Issehahso ~ H.
ana ho1h!n8 Whs aone q. LOG Cosaheso,al hx.
oahnso' 1no uEalea etntos anu tlo s.atc cifIt
eourts "oso ao1ous"c". App1ous'*,o aeuon
, 1881-09-21

Wh1lo thorr IA thd docpcst s"finw Ill h.t nearts
Tor tho HficRon 1a'n'ly VI tno tnhftysco fIee'.
fett' mo Aens'mens IS univorFhl tnat ae"say
hno Rchcrn'tS s"pp"rt annh W "ceot''ot ~ tne
new recs!''rht' VINO mas M'en ca.'on 50 umrA tm,
tectcd!y N nEsnfnc tho duitcs or tao RFe"t oloe'
sh;rti IsEyth
spetfa. Dttpast'. to Ths t'a'tdsa 7ftossns.
s0tr'f IlENb tni.. aept. .0..-Tho fo"a Of tho
tchth 1T tho rrrfiAcnt whs FcuefFeu nero uetoro
midnight. at'l was convoycd to a Tow of the
leatifn1 citizens At n''cc. Tho flrat the Genorn!
I"u..e XIV" , y. =. Man " .o WuaR u oss'' .a
., IT, ~ ,,,. ,,,,,. an .,,,,., ~
~, u" ,saro rs ;at, ,mi1din.s
-" ,., ,",..,n.'',,ss. s"''t w.. III
u'e.,'nf ~ .'s ~ ""' sa,,
em ~. .,,xnnn, ,.".,.,'ss ,s,or ,,,,n mi. ,sns
''','' ~ ', ~.s ,.,.r - ~. sa".,.1a. r,,.o1
se. ~. ~. ~. =, III H. ,'st"ass .ne.
i..a !. @ ..' =. i.,.1,o H. rr,fo A.
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,,t, n ,,,cn,s ,ycrc ,,1e,l tt,ucttcr mud informed
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apnr,,,,riutn ecr,,,nu,,Inls A. tho cuttrvc,
w,,t,7, ,r.ryt.
s,<rtet Y,t,,,tftt IN ~, fA,ron, 7+tb,,ne
r,,,r w.xxu In, a.,t s,-r+t,c c,tv has
,or,",r,v ,snrn = f,,ncrcuf nsnn,t Mi dnr. ESrly
this ,,,rrtr,, t,nsfncsr hn,,s,s rr,orrrv stnres.
m,tct,. t7,tirrod ,,,u,,s and sl,,ns without cx-
nonnnr fra,,,,, tt,olr u,Itt,,n,,a nrnr nnn. .hntf
~ ,,,o rmlirnors t,o.nrcrnt. nv .vnI1 n. ficn,t
lIc.ns nra ,.r hnn v,v ,tr1t,,, Tim maj -t,lne
nfn.n,' NJ y ,.,,inrS mn, nit tho cc,rt, .t,lrnod
.ftnr ,,..tpn rrsn,,,,inra. Artor thet hnur
H., ~ III ,.;nj .,v. .,.rnr,t,l ,rn soinnu.
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eloseo W "s''ct ~ a1"yo, "u'''nss '.. .s'
wn.t,, oI.r..ts, hw i,,,,or trIlnnrhn. Injury
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GhAuttoHt V'"oe'' ~ 't"~ NsN"'N~',
, 1881-09-21
GAILFIELD.
tCnnti,,nci1 frntH The Third fffNc.)


twIuo tu repair u 1ler r,'si. whcr". IN sltu,ln+
atl4 might t,t4lf, tn comprehend thu awful tra
but sflD WIN not etlnte,ltrsl IL rpn titarc, mud
rntursltl IN tho s!tsislH'rn'tsi. &t"nt 1:b
uclnck Mrs. GnrIicll waa fsrnn! hitting In lin
tt,ckif,u-chnir wnItl,u lnr tho tuws. Tlo tHuril.
Inv piper shn reaA with engernuss.
"it c,llnnt nv tflat .jlnus Is ,!ca.' Rs'o nlur-
tn,,rrt,. II ca,,nnt understand. / hnso no fur
thur wish to live, An eals,l1t lsc. II IL IA s""
Athul,sl, i,a: general hu.aitl, IL Eat'l Ut prcs'
eHl. many scnr her wnr'ls nre prophetic. MR..
fHrral,ea .laret AUt hupn otherwise herst's.
Hut. fecltng ketnly ns s.lG tluca htF E'ri' ni!e'
t0 never 0,G1 hns el,e hintt.tt ut latk Ut t"!sh
tn tho Hupre1nS neihnt MI II i,ot lntciI'etl Tor
tho best. ut Ia prryldentlni," stu safd. " cna
firmly helleyo that Utnt knows best. uild must
not tn,tr,nur."
,st,i. INEVITABLE 'TiIOWHflIu0E.
tho romalnlllg sister Ut tiurrll. Wis n!sp uotl-
npl NJ his tltath this nlnrnius. Iintln9 brelt
stuk fur several weeks 1t WIS feared TINT lhis
how might pr,sratn !ior, hut n,a hears NJ bet
tur tln might 10 cx,,:ctt. fintii Ut tllu sisters
nupnus niura ,lnn"rvut than Tho agesl mother
hrrsclf. Tho fuvt!tudu Ut tho eniter ean lie le,-
trr utprccintr4! wiiun IL Is remembered TINT
Wednesday, Of this "0ck Ia her sltl birthday.
rur about Il mouth at,u was visiting Mrs. Fh.bn
Clunp anll ttrs. A1phn llDyntDls, III iitrun
About II week Igo shn returned tu su'"n, whrrc
Rlte exl,ce.a to rcnmIn with Mr.. aud atrs. Mura'
nus I.lsr.locu ttntIl she Il ihtlI'ed IL tuRAo
a1t,lo ellailBo. 1t will lu rGtMtnhuretl That tho
ualy hrothnr nj Tho lrcaacnt ID living nc"r
tirnnd lluplt1A, Mlctl. S!nce tli0 4th nE huseni'
bcr lust there l,avu occusrr.l 1.-Two deaths tn the
fa,nsly, Us tuilows: Mrs. IlItt,u H. rnlnlnr, atl'
Ut Nuvcnhur; her sou 1tnduiph Oil tic il'th VI
February; Th,1,ls 1Arilc1d III tho istll Ut June;
Miss Cprllniin Arllald OIL Tho a4th uf June. Jtikt
teu months uEo Mol1s,Hy Thomas Gars'utl o1lt'
tho late President celebrated tholr birthdays ut
.fASi.. ..1uS
, 1881-09-21
LINCOLN.

9Y4etat Dtsratth to TAa CAtea3p Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb.. supt. 2o.-Tho aad newb Of
President Gnrftsltt's dsath has creatod pro-
found sensation In this city. It aaB an expected
event. but f0r all that ths nova was noue tho
1csx 1orrowfutly received. business has rono
on US usual but hcurly nil tho public tulldtngs,
rs well ~ many residences. atn dsaped Ia
mourning. Thu Governor issued proolatnn-
unn this morning announcing tho dc1tb Of tho
President, and ordering TINT tho National iaRs
tas tilsplayGi ut hnlf- mnst nn the Capitol nuid-
lug at Lincoln, nnd that tho sovernt Sfate de.
phrttncnse be ,lraued In etnblofns ct mourning
Tor the pvriol OF tbIrty ,ln7a.