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MA1sT1N'H llOMANCE,

s7 g.'',,' "sya't" syo 20 a"e e"'saao tribune
lin ~. 'a.aN, Mo'' oep'. ='-Wl'IinM r. alnT-
~, Me murderer WHO WIS confined III tho
Lacledo County jaEl at Lebanon. Mo-. wllo
mma love to Margaret Wilson. the 1H.year.
otahiece NJ :1otior i ,,,,ias,. ~
to stea, tho tn..a o'1. . ~ ~: 'isnp' WIZ Aot neF
uninos w.. u',o 1osb rum the Jaiior ail0 uleis to
tprlsoncr In tl,e calaboose nj tln ;omr t,n,.rta
In Ibis civ Hynst,, ,"n. ~ os" sno ..ss ml'
rLt. Tcnm ,,s, n m',a, W." W. M'snuti ss, ~ 1't'lo
al ~ .n,, fa";,I i'st 1acsaay by stlorlif Goo't-
.a1 a' VI LAclesle County, this StNto. lle IL Il
ton of bclnr n ro.,,,.or ss',,ass,'"u
1t Is renortad mt tiay '"t .,,,4 nae''eI H.,
he and t,n".,s . IL, W. '1eto ti'at ono uhy
hal ~ xaas ~sotHo W. Mlser, a well.to.do farmer.
Wisos oo,"o worts nbost tile 'Atter's wife,
- sa'ef charging AurtlN With trying 10 Btoul
nash fra,' um ~, aa''. 1he hext aay t!lofe was'
A dhss ..o"i llo tthaetDftsl', ana Allscr WIS
~ asaa man. This WIS In June, two years
Ky. Inc day after uia killing dtttnl1i MIR.
gnn out of ia .s.',tt a.tn pih.'a ~, lHp9nlR
ltaurr ,nt u.s "'tocroF'isIl. Il1ls clrc1lIIi-
had ,' a''a e.Aers TO the c1ltct that AfArtIIl
Ill., W,a peeh hearl t1,, threaten the. l(fo uf
!.a!Sef' led to tic 1itdtctmont os Martin,
i'm ",';se; an,, ,s.,, lie was arrested July .,
~ ~" anu indicted tho ,Eobruary following.
ss7xss! M s!! r = Mw!e| Mt'so,w, h. ws s1alasa WV il
s!fsarst; osnrns ta. eray:eyeI .6aIreJ EtrI,iW;
icy .oS y MarIi os .tay. 't nl tiat M dav d' IL
M.u %t"i.. mtg her eyes mud loved, iIo saws In
ima .!u: LIT letters utter That lust to pnss the
IS haM aMay' y'a asitl TINT thu lltst thing io4tl,ew
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j. eatts in Love with the Jailer's
- Niece, and Is by Her
Liberated.
rb,v Fleo Together, Get Married, but
" Martin IB Discovered and
Jailed.
y,,a More Of tho Gang OF Missouri
Iand.Swindlers Arrested In
Ohio.
4 oold. .Blooded Murder at Lafayette,
Ind, and Another at Ludtug-
ton, Mich.

y
se,.ai ptpatsh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
CuAr1AyooaA. Tent, Sept. 2.-llenry
lawson, eolored, who outraged Nancy Dom
.,,son near fills city un tho 4tll Of last July,
w,u hanged here at hnlf-past II this riorI,-
,a1 Il, The presence Of 5000 persons, wi 'okept
roal ortler. A application for rcprieve WIS
mile to Gov. Hawkins, who responded that
h. tu ro,ll1 nntt nothing In the eyidonco to
ius{fy Ills granting one. While tho nonsa
10 being placed around tho tleck Of tic
eondon,ued man llo wns asked IL hc was i'll
notent, and gave mn eyusiyp r0ply, to tho
raeet that he Ind made Ills pcacu with Cod,
Ind That was enough. lie declined to
naks statement, and appeared a,lliD
Indifferent as to Ills fate. Whom the ropy
IA, cut liz fell four md 4 llnlf fcet, but tho
f.Il was not sufficient to brcak his neck.
After hanging thirteen minutes lie WIS pro-
pounted dead, and his body was cut down.
4 Aeo,ct1un amounting to S25 WIS taken up
for tho benefit OF Ills family. LllWH0n pnr-
took Of leayy supper last night, Md last
ereatg seemed to bo III excellent 'h,,mor.
As tle morning approached he became very
restless, aud prayed ut Intervals. This luor,i-
Ink ho slept several !lol1rs, md upon nwakEng
refused 10 eat breakfast. At liatf-pnst 10 llu
was baptized, mud expressed himself NJ satIs-
led dthat he )lad been forgiven III Heaven.
TIE CHIME.
Lawson WIS black, compact, powerful
negro, Of middle hight, 4.5 yc.rs uld, lnar-
rid, al,i Ind suyera1 children. 1lu cu,nc to
CHATTANOOGA. from Georgia ab0ilt one yunr
ago. Last summer he WIS employed ut farnl-
work OH tic Dunlap plncr, near tho scelle Of
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BRITISH POST-OFFICE.
lta Annual lserort-Tho savluEs-TEAnk
Department - photographic Work
Forwarding the mnlEt.

Deparsment Telo1raphtc Work -
rorWaraa"e no. ING aiath,
era Of Enaas lepyi WIFI IL Is no oabsh n
dol, nam,s at Amn. "a rontofns soma ,,e verv
Interesting facts b rcsnrl to the enormous
EG x ho IN the sof use o. s - n" s
, s,rvan; ~ "i.tt', ~ S",s si'e1,,,1 .ne he, .ol
s,s..,n. ' ~ H. na,. 1nnu, ~ n..opnespos a
ts 70 ssS nan III .ne p1
The idca of using for this Reemingly allen
p,Irpose tho uost-nl1,cc orrauizalIon. viii its
."c,ea IN oxorv .,,i'cr,,as., s.'d ,,,.,,n
t,s r,ac - III y,ey W a,,s d w.,, as
It's effect call hardly bo oycrrated. For tho
prss IF INT. denartnes ~ rors s ' n ran%iw ~.
t",,dtnr' Thcin orc "ov mara a. tham % noo nm
of ueposltors. nearly 3oo new postolltce sav-
ings-buuks Jlsyo been ouened during tho year,
a,,tl tho total amount OF deposits has reached
alinost E34, ,OoO, ,OD0 slcrllng.h
or tlle tt.tcrranilic Work nf the nf,et.nf1Ica
tho Times saYa: ''O'' o'''0o
"tliif lov. tia fntarest MI the tan ,nill,ona
of cApltal outlay has l,vyer bcon fully met,
and. III fact, TIC aggregate deficit Oh thIB ac-
couit ilas roacIed Tho large stlln Of Ei,sl0,-
iersra,ns have auno,lpteI to Ess,a which
mol only pays tho Interest and thv oxpenses
uf the service, but iexves u small balance in
ilutd. What tl,is n,eans is, Ut course, ti.at
Tic messages sent Tits year wore Ii per cent
iii excess Of lust years. while Tic excess III
tic humber Ut lettarB posted Has only 4 per
ccill, W. do not know whcthnr nr,y
nticInptcI. hut It Is easy 10 E,tess ut s0na
pt tho CAUSES. pcopIe nra Eottlnr useti to
tlIU NlcrrYpl,, T'llu brown pnycIoDe In ceas-
,IiE L, eat,se the tflrli uf exsltnent' the si.tI
, 1881-09-03
A. WESTERN !" EPISODE, ,,

LAKE Cry, Colo, Sept. a.-Un Frtdny u
party ot nun wont to tho house Of ". A.
1lardy to release Miss Keen, held for chilli
murder. Hardy fired oil the crowd. 'rl,uy
returned tho lire, shouting Hardy through
tho breast, lls chilli through the skull, mud
"t t at So1pIS9 fatry S 10 S Ra sof' ur e"fM u
suspected parties Wurg arrested.
, 1881-09-03

continued To live on the farm until TucnIay
Inst, when want to Fine Flhts to see II
there wero any letters at the post-of[lce for
int, when ] wAs nrre.teu."
"Ai,ti yDnr Wtfe--wMH she arrested ?"
No, but brnHElt llrr III, with me-"
The Indy II! thu casn is st0rping ut hotel,
while her husband IL IN IHif. H,lu aplNRrs tD
btt nfraitl to 90 back md faco her uncir, for
RlIe actetl ns sIe dbl for lnvpa sAkc, and abe
thlnkB on that account 1le should fUrgiV0 her.
, 1881-09-03
A MUJE-rrITflcF.

Special Dupateh to The Chieapu Tribune.
uor Spn1Sas, Ark, Sept. IA few DAYS
since gcnt1e,nai living iii tl!a city sent Il
n,a,, named Morgan witt, Ills n,1slo tca,ll to
Alalyorm to- get a l0All OF corn. Morgan dis
posed of tet.tl a,nl loud Of con,, al,d hiring
II vehicle from livery, sturtcA OF for rEno
Bluff. lie succeeded In trailing lis l,frcd
team for a lioryn nnd a suin OF money. ue
then proceeded further on, but WIS arrested
ut llolena upon ,colllpafnt recelvoti ny tcle-
prftlcipIetl scuutdrel. BtNltlGs having eOllt-
nIitted numerous other Outrages, ll9 deserted
II wife anil children here.
, 1881-09-03
AN INSTRUCTIVE LESSON.
htsu fofk Sun.

II WIS 1 O'Clock IN Friday morning. | mt
on the almost deserted niazza Of ono S at ,hc c
H. ,'o,a,s ~ renn,. ,etsaa ~ t,,,e Do ~, y. & 'u9
brceza Ind set III, Turning to ttle bartender
I remarked that felt like dropping nafeep in
NV oh,tr on,I rnn,,t,,inv tn 80 49,, ~ iii
W miylt I1a 1aurls "Yn,'u ~ I e orI, ,aane t ot ut
IN lialf nm hour" io said. "Your watch and
cltnn would he on a Chatham. street shelf
boforo noon tomorrow, Idun't know wl,ero
MI tho thteves comc from mi 1T em ~ NM" 1.o ro
a. 70 sleep n seat after dark .,,, a"ywhere oll
rise right out Of the sand aud 60 through
lIim."
Vho worn ptoaght OH aflotiler' ana tne bar,
Keeper finally proposed 10 iasil for thieves.
We padded his Sunday suit. put 0,,t the
most OF the lights. and placed II on a chatr.
a ta,n 'ssse san piass e[p q, c'a s' tc! ~ ye'ow
ieatooil from pocket III tllo waistcoat. At
distance the Image looked like hearty Old
gentleman tlldulgffg. In a. cut mp before
tns s liz Il f9E S,4hsa ns s xels o tex ,d oEte1, ss
through m open window, and awaited dcvel-
Oplnelits.
Ten minutes passed. was becoming lhl-
palieNt, wilet' lny comEade polluted lllB finger
over tile tl00rluE Of the vera1lttn. l raw Il
head cautiously raiaod abovc the edge OF tho
s,oop. near plllat. After II moments
observation II sank from, ollr line of
vision. and l. heard reeetllnG fuotsteus.
NcSt we heard a !r'a,! ,ponnting the stairs
4 tall, spnre fellow. Ha came down the
strntcll of boards like one III deep lnetlIta-
ton, aid walked past cur window after east
tux Keen glance ut It's victim. Then lie
steps, taking, IL closer View of tho prey. Or
the next lap he laid his hand OIL the back of
the cllntr and shook 1t VERY, lightly. "Sny.
Co!onel," llc said. III voice just loud enough
to teSt the sonntlness OF the nnp, ".i,adn't
cold out here:'' ,,..0...
Ills hand slid gently down toward The gilt
terlNY cllain. At this Instant more fuotstep*
were llcHru 0tl the plazzn. PrHwlur No. =
appcared: The first comer 9! nssn,nei an air
side. rrowlcr Nm. 2 hun,ned Hi uIr from
1.-THE MAacotte," and 1.la!fe seycrnl laps,
closely observing the coltpio n nc passed
them. ~ last, however, he Disappeared ut
tile extreme el1tt Of tue porel!. The original
spcculator hesitated st,cond, and again ex-
tendad his hand toward tho chain. We
nlarmgu him by Ep on the WiilloW. lls
w4s oil III llfty. W1t!l0ut LOOKING aroillld
lac sprung acrnts tho piazza. dropped 10 the
After dlsl,lnyllg a'!aw tho attrlctiyol'ess
Of our tA!t W. asAtn clisc1llccd ollrselvcs ut
the Side gf tho wtlldow. Prnwler No. re-
appeared. llo glanced sllsptclons!y ut tho
scolncd surprised " tue nbse,lee Ut tug tal1
man. Jig mlsed within himself sorlo tiil'o.
The shining lure acted llke u ghurm. Gain-
Inn con'!dohcet, t!e approacllS1 the 4itarry.
Say, judge, ho ycntufe.l Us Il trripr.
.m.,yn4'll be robbed II You don't go inslt.e"
The Judge made tlo RESPONSE. PrNwler No.
s!lpnet eeiid Il M IT. e1alr,, and, rsas!'!ns ,
down tlror lH shoulder. guilty detached the
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A CROOKED INSURANCE AGENT.

a CIlOOI<ED INSURANCE AGENT.
CEDAR 1eAr1ps, In, Sept. "a. A.
Holmes, MI agent OF tho Farmers Insurance
Company of this city, residing ut Danhurll,
Ia, was todny arrcstuu for writing sha,tc-
trco Insurance, or applications Of ,,oll-exist-
ing pArtics, upon which ho Inns been Iruw-
Ing commissions scycrai weeks. lIo is u
years old. and was to law been married
tilg.cartis Having been isa,lcti. l1u plea.!s
youth, inexperlonce, and acknowledges tile
crime.
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GEN. 1lILLY RYDER.

spfslaI DtPaatR 70 1Ht CA1t1fa 7f16@Hs.
1lor SPRINGS, Ark. Sept, a.-Gel. lilly
Nystcr totlny gnve his bonsl for e3,0oo to hi,-
swer before the i,oxt term at the Circuit
Court, IN February, tSsa.. Tho hull wis yos-
terday fixed at St, ,ooo, but was reduced to.
day..
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NEW llorE, Ga.. Sept o.-lailllr Dennis
and posse went yester.tay to n hut to arrust
q negro olIatgssl with assaulttIK woman.
Tile negro I'M, from. the house. u,Al Du!,,.ts
shut llnA killed laft, but lt0 proved liot to 10
tho crllllinnl they wore after.
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SUICIDE OF a Cn1Nf-
NAL,
swt{al Dispateh to rns Cateaeo ~,

JASEsvlIt.n, Wla., Sept. a.-Maggic
O'coNilor, willie !n jail here tor larcary ultl
drunkenness, made anl Intellectual nttompt ut
sulcldo BY hal.xlux iu her coll. Sho IL stlll
unconscious, but will live,
, 1881-09-03
CURRENT GOSSIP.


A YEARyTNt3 AFTER TIE INFINlT.
An E.fatfte Fr,onruf II fondau Punch.
~ .j -, r. r.. 49, i",,,.., iiu..,no l,t,h"
1r,u.1 'u - ~ ~. wv tauns aoo"n'o f'''os
iHht Ec III ethtAtic kuotsi
And tho ca,.kcr~houe TINT rt,tst
Ava ~. ~, wi ,,t 49,, ~. Ia .r4 tot
~ ~ - ~. NJ NAM. a'I' ~ ~. n'N @ ~ :" eA'o '"'
Fof tae I'4'.ug 'lly.o'a;
And even tho WOrm9,
Eurly English suutrtns,
Hand n tIro. foun, n, ro,uh nv h,oot,t
'0A0 = ~ '"''' '"io'sn NV e'.'''
~, ..
MohnSa 10 my bous, Ho tnoa urohcaeo Ill
tIame.'
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NEw HAVEN, Sept. e.-Arscnlo has been
found II, tho KtoniucIl0 jennie Ctanler tn Il
q ulluptlty sufllclullt to CAUSE death.
, 1881-09-03

KILLED IN A QUARREL.
Ep<etal Ditpatth u 1hs Chfta5o 1ttauh&-
LuptAuroN, Mlcl,., Sept, a-At Danaller
T. Curtier's mill David leters ktIle.t Josepl.
Alelsoo ln quartvl by hitting tim on tic
juIl.
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Gas Or -ELrCrRICIrY.

The Deadwood Times is right In say
ing that Cheyenne is the most wealthy
city in proportion to its population, in
the west. And our people owe it to
themselves to make speedy arrange.
ments for the lighting OF the public
streets, either by gas or by electricity.
Let the subject be taken up at once.
II entered into with proper spirit sue
cess will crown the effort. Our people
got together to consider the question OF
an opera house, and the result is a
grand structure that is a pride to the
city. Water works were needed and,
after the subject had been thoroughly
discussed, the contract was made for a
good and efficient system of water
works. The same result would follow
n earnest effort to light the streets of
the city and the places of business. We
doubt If there is another city in the
country, Of the wealth and Importance
OF Cheyenne, that has neglected the
matter Of light. There can be no doubt
that the investment would be a good
one, and, besides, our leading men
would be adding another laurel to their
brows. They have done well, and they
deserve, and receive, the thanks of the
community. Let them go one step fur
Their and complete the circle of improve
menfa NV uravjdipr for cav rat,.t;
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bers, delighted to sit in the presence of
50 much wealth. He went to ieyees at
Buckingham palace, waiting for the
Lord Chamberlain 70 request bis with
drsHsi, and royalty regarded him with
more than common favor. He dispens-
ed the Baroness charity, feeling ure
that even the poor would now refuse il.
and the begging letters came in more
a~bundantly than ever. All the often
sive paragraphs were proved untrue,
and the husband of the Baroness" be-
came quite a popular person. And
there is o a delightful surprise in
store for those who in his wealth re-
fused to scorn him and inshis grandeur
would not pass him by. He Is not rich
at all According to provision in q
certain will Lady Burdett-Coutts was
to lose most OF her property In marrying
him. He knew that this provision ex
listed; be was aware that he would be
cut OF with q s'small annual allow
ance;" and he was true to his word in
spite Of it. Outside the domain Of come
dies and novels such disinterestedness
is rare; and il the .husband Of the Baro-
ness" was popular when he was rich he
ought TO be a hero of romance now that
he is poor.
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PILES, PILES p1LEsi
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One
Need Suffer.

A Sure Cure Found at Last, No One
Need Suffer.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DR.. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
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worst chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No one need
suffer Eve minutes after applying this
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instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after get
ting war In bed), acts as q poultice.
gives instant and painless ralief, and is
prepared only for the piles, itching Of
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Read what the Hon. ]. NJ. Comnber-
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liams' Indian Pile Ointment: / have
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me pleasure to say that / have never
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For sale by all Druggists, or mailed
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Be sure and -askfor williams Pile
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For sale by Addoms & Glover.
may7-daw1y
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1t seems strange that anyone will
suffer from the many arrangements
brought on by an impure condition of
che blood, when Scovills' Sarsaparilla
and Stillingia, Or Blood and Liver
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Bakers Pain Panacea cures psin in
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TOWN to cover GOO acres has be,

A TOWN to owe 600 acres has been
created as at one waveo of the magician's
wand at Wayne, thirteen miles from
Philadelphia. The town site, water
supply, drainage and landscape garden
ing have cost $500, 900. and the pur-
chasers Of lots, each of which is one
acre in extent, must build houses ac-
cording to q design to be selected out of
twenty prepared for them, each costing
from $4,000 to $1,000. The same idea
was attempted at Riverside, near Chi
cago. and the speculation was an enorm-
Gus failure.
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IRRITATION OF THE SCALP.


Gfntlemen;-For five years l have
been greatly troubled with dandruff,
with a severe itching of the scalp, and
my hair falling out. 1 have tried al
most every known remedy, all proving
worthless. Seeing Burnett's Cocaine
and Burnett's Kalliston advertised, ]
procured q bottle of each. and am happy
to states that the dandruff Is completely
removed, and nc itching whatever re-
maine.
] E. CAVEN, Kansas City, Nc.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the
best.
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II. DURING the next few weeks, a
woman is found with her skull crushed,
both arms amputated, and forty-seven
knife wounds in various portions of her
body, it may be taken for granted that
she was the person who invented those
ungainly, exaggerated opera hats. The
male amusement-goer may be a patient,
accomplishing creature, but there are
"last straws" that will arouse the lat
ent demon in his nature, as 1t were.
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Nervous Debility.
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$500 Reward

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ers., 18l 4 l61 w. Madison st., Chicago. Free
Of . Scent stamp.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

WHAT relief, quietly observes q
contemporary; what a relief it is to
turn from the political editorials in ex-
changes to the calm, dignided state
ments to be found in the local notices
Of patent medicines.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

Habit, If not necessity, makes a Hair
Dressing such as Dr. Ayers laboratory
issues indispensable to many. Ayers
Hair Vigor is one OF the most delight
full we have eve used. 1t restores not
only the color, but gloss and l~uxuriance,
to faded and gray hair.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

Dr.. Rhodes Electric Transfusing Battery.
This simple little instrument. is said
to be best and most effective Of any
battery now in use. 1t has by its mer-
its crowded out other and similar bat
teries. The advertisement of it in this
paper gives the particulars Of its use.
We commend it to those who suffer
from diseases for 1t is well
worth the trial. m1Otf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

Buy no Holiday Present without seeing
DIR. Scott's beautiful Electric Hair ard
Flesh Brushes. They aluays benefit the
pel, and marvellously cure Headaches,
Neuralgia. Dandruff, Falling Hair,
Badness, rheumatism. etc. Price re-
funded IL not as represented. At Drug
and Fancy Stores.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

THE difference between a defaulter
and a thief is very simple. One steals
enough to hire good lawyers and the
other does not.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01
To Young Men and others.

send on trial for thirty days our Electro
Voltaic Belts. Bands and Suspensories, u
young men and others suffering from weak
ness, nervous debility. lost vitality, lost man
hood, and many other diseases. We guarnn
manhood. Address without delay
VOLTAIC BELT CO., Marshall, Mich,
s25d&w3m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

SOMETHING wrong in Washington
yesterday. No lei indictment was
returned against Captain Howgate.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

SHOULD Guiteau's divorced wife ap-
pear on the stand against him he will
probably insult her. And the court
should promptly suppress him effective
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

THERE are mi thousand artestan
wells in California. We always knew
that state was full OF great bores.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

D.. Q. MILLS issuffering from Bright's
disease. With all his millions he IAN
not buy off the grim monster who is
rapidly approaching.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

STREET railways do not appear to be
a present necessity in Cheyenne but
they will be In use here within five
years.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

WYOMING mining interests are dis
cussed with great expectation among
the operators in New York.