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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-27
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-27

Ar Buenos Ayres two regiments of
Chilians disbanded. The CHILEAN and
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-27

THE agent Of the Central railroad
has arrived at Pass del Norte, who an
noun that work will begin on the
Mexican line as soon as the Atchison,
Topeka & lSanta Fe road reaches the
Rio Grande. The Sullivan company
has purchased the railroad from Zaca-
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-27

W. L. WEBB, of Georgetown county,
S. c., has been convicted in the United
States court of fraudulent voting, and
sentenced to two months Imprisonment
and a fine Of $3.50.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-27

AT a.crowded meeting in Bolton,
England, Of operative cotton %spinners,
on Tuesday, it was resolved that the
notice for an advance of wages be with
drawn until March. The strike is
therefore ayerted.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-27

A Moscow dispatch says Petarsky,
a political prisoner, has been sentenced
by a court martial to 10 years, hard
labor, with a recommendation that,
owing to his youth, the sentence be
committed to four years in Siberia.
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A ROUTE for the Dakota railroad has
been surveyed from Mandan, OF the
Northern Pacific, to Deadwood. The
grade Is not over fifty feet to the mile.
Coal is found at various points along
the route.
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THE depot Of the Burlington &
Missouri river railroad, in Nebraska, at
Bloomington, was burglarized on last
Wednesday night, and $500 stolen from
the safe, which was blown open. The
burglars made their escape, leaving no
trail behind them.
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A WASHINGTON dispatch says: The
treasury department has been positively
and fe-mai,y offered to Senator Allison,
aud there is no doubt but that he VIII
accent Il.
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THE prisoner Simmons, in the reform
atory at Elmira, who killed Keeper
McKelvey has been found guilty of
murder iu the second degree and sem
fenced to the Auburn prison for life.
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AN Austin, Texas, special says that
Maxey was elected senator on the first
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Maxey %, Throckmorton 8, Davis |;
house, Maxey 81, Throckmorton "a,
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THE house judiciary committee has
decided that the senate has the consti-
tutional right to originate an appropri-
alton bill. The committee tabled Rep
resentative Pounds bill, for six years
as a presidential term.
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A RIOT occurred on Tuesday between
the miners and police of Sketmerdale
and Clydesly, ear Bolton. One man
was killed and many police and miners
severely injured.
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THE men arrested at Galway, Ire
land, on suspicion Of taking part in the
murder of Lord Mountmorris. have
been discharged.
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THERE were 13l 800 more immi-
grants arrived in the United States the
past six months than during the same
time in 10.
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Don CAMERON is in Harrisburg, and
alarmed over the possibility Of Young
Wolfe, his deadly foe, being the COM
promise candidate.
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A FIRE, early Tuesday morning, at
Alamosa, destroyed the Carter house,
an adjoining building. and a Chinese
laundry. Loss about $1,000 insurance
Z 600
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The citizens of Leonana and Grant
counties, New Mexico, propose to offer
a bounty of 500 for each Apache
scaip.
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A VERY heavy snow storm prevailed
on Tuesday along the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad.
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THURSDAY. JAN. p. 1881.
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lhe Royal Gorge and Grand Cahon.of
the Arkansas, Browns Canon, Pixies
Peak, Garden of the Gods, Monument
Park, Spanish Peaks, Veta Pass,
Phantom Curve, Toltec Gorge and
Tunnel, Los Pinos Valley, etc.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
The Fire Alarm telegraph.

The final arrangements for the intro
durtiuu of thc tire alarm telegraph Syh-
tcn in this city are being made by
Mrs,rs, McClcc> and Morrison, "t Raltl-
more, with tn" Fire Committee OF City
Council. Nlr Blake has decided To-
have sixteen boxes. Eight viii he dis
tmmtrd among the engine houses. The
boxes Will he automatic and thrr" will
be 10 uccd for operators At til" city
Hail. The bell at the hall will h"
sounded almost instantancuuHiN after
the sigma is given the gongS in the On
CINE houses. Different Signals are given
To different boxes. 1t is quit" pr"hahIc
that the city Will be rcdiNtrictrd and a
certain number of engines given to
each district. Boxes with wires to the
system viii be placed in various indus
trial establishments. The system will
probably be in operation 10y the first Of
July.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
EDITION.
Attic Opcra House,

The opening entertainment Of the Sc
ries TO be- given in tn" Opera House by
Herzogg's Assemblage OF the World :
Wonders will begin Tonight. The Bal
tinore Gazette, March A. says;
"ierzogg Asscmblagc of thcWorld' $
Wonders still continues to draw crowds
of admirers to Masonic Temple. In fact
il has become one Of the institutions OF
the city. During the present week the
high standard thai has heretofore been
shown by the company will hc fully
sustained The Roman Students will
continue to delight their hearers, but
with change of selections. Professor
Sawyer'S wonderful crystal orchestra
gives forth new airs. The Midg"ts, Lit
tie Jewell, Major Atom and Admiral
Dot will sing new songs. \ new tca-
ture this week will bc the wonderfully
life-likc Royal MarionetteS This part
of the exhibition never fails TO please
the little folks, and even the older ones
are amused rs well, by the comical an
tics of these cumiral figures
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
LOCAL AFTERMATH.
Gleanings I'm the Local Fteid-A
Variety of Interesting Items.

Two pocketbooks, containing small
sums of money, were stolen from the
residence OF w. W. Lackey, No, 80
West Ninth street. on saturday, Inc
thieves are supposed to have been two
small boys who were seen climbing
over the back fence.
The steamboat Mary Morgan, well
known by citizens of Wilmington, is
running between Pensacola and Mo
bile. The Southerners are delighted
with her.
The residents of the Ninth Ward
complain of a saloon, kept by Mrs.
Snowden on LaMotte street. Several
rows were caused there by drunken
men on Saturday.
An eX-member Of the City Council
from the Ninth Ward went home drunk
on SATURDAY., beat his wife and brOk" up
a quantity OF crockcry and other hrti-
cles.
Rev. DIR. Nixon. pastor of the Central
Presbyterian church, preached last
evening upon the character and CLAIMS
of fChrist
Yesterday was the sixth anniversary
of Rev. J. NJ. Haldrmau'S coming I"
the Delaware Avenue Baptist church.
The church was nicely decorated,
Two ears will soon be shipped from
the works of Harlan 4 HUlIiugsw"rth
Company to the Chicago Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad,
A gentleman named Mills. living
a. n
cd his leg on Saturday by hclnG thrown
from horse.
The annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge. A. q, q. r.. will he held in the
Leiherman Building tomorrow atIer'
noon.
Henry Hrislcr had his hand mashed
at Carey Il Mars flour store, last
Friday.
Joseph Harnall is the latest candidate
for the Office of looking for unlicensed
saloons.
The Quickstcp base bail ciub will not
he re-organized this Nca~on The usual
number of amateur clubs viii exist
The annual meeting of th" stock
holders of the Wilmington Institute
will be held tonight
Sportsmen had an uoNciting time ycstcr-
day trying to kin a loon up the Bran
hywinc,
Professor Crahh will give an enter
tainmcnt at Mt cuba Han t"-morroW
evening,
The Diamond State Loan Association
will hold its annual meeting Nrdncs-
day night.
Boys were in swimming in the Bran
dywIur yesterday
The Board of Education viii meet
this evening
A new register has been obtained for
the Clayton House.
lIrrzogg's combination gay" street
parade AT noon to-day
The election cases VIII come up IN the
|. :, Court tomorrow.
The large chimney at LoaS mills
was pulled down on FRIDAY.
Biship Lee paid his annual visit to
Trinity Parish yesterday.
Sturgeon have appeared IN thu pcta
ware river.
The GrrruhackcrN will rc-orgauil"
this spring.
Yesterday was Palm Sunday.
{. i. KhuadS is quite Ill.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
DIED.

HOLLINGSWORTH AT the residence Of
Chas. Corbt near st: Georges, Del, on the
Sth inst, Margaret J. Holingsworth, aged
80 years
PROVOST.-On the 9th inst, Ann Provost,
aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her husband, VIM. Provost,
No. los L. Fourteenth street. on Tuesday af
ternoon, 18th inst. Services ut the house at
8 O'Clock I
TAYLOR.-On the 9th inst, Isabel Louise
daughter of John and Christian Louise
Taylor.
Friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of her parents, 622 W. Third street, on We'd
nesday, at 23O O'Clock, p. m. to proceed to
the Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
MARRIED UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
Reading and Wilmington Join
Fortunes-A Hunt for q Marriage
Lieense-Chesser Is city Of Re-


Fortunes-A Hunt for Marriage
Lieense-Chester Is o city of Re
fuEe.
The adage that Glove laughs at lock-
smiths" was fully examplitied on
Saturday evening, though the case was
not exactly one in which locksmiths
were engaged. Mr.. John Ruth was
popular, well-to-do and comely youth
in hardware store in the city of Read
ing, who regularly paid his addresses to
a young lady named Mary Meyer for
merly also Of Reading but of late resid-
ing with her parents ut COS Poplar street.
BY natural grivita,ion and the gradual
assimilation Of two young and tender
hearts into one, Saturday evening last
like many Saturday evenings before
found the Reading gentleman in the
society Of Miss Meyer. The more the
two lovers remained together on Satur-
day evening the more they regretted
the long journey that intervened he
tween their homes, and after talking
over the matter awhile they agreed to
cut the matter short by getting married
Immediately. Everybody concerned
was willing and Parson Z. Davis of
Epworth church was sent for and
brought up to Poplar street to tie the
knot, while a friend was despatched to
the office of the clerk ofthc Peace at the
new Court House to get the necessary
marriage license. 1t was in the even
ing and the office was closed but the
clerk or his deputy was to I've back at
: o'clock At ~ the anxious mcSsen-
T.. H., y, 1nl
ed. He called at 3 O'Clock and he had
not yet put in an appearance. A search
lasting for an hour and halt was in
stitutcd for that clerk Handsomely
fitted up Club rooms, Whlch the clerk
was known to frequent and pass joNial
hour, were visited but 10 clerk was to
be found and as the hour hand OF the
town clock pointed to half past nine
O'Clock every thing was ready, the par
lies were willing, the ParsOn was wait
ing, but there was no license and the
clerk could not be found.
What was to be done ? Tn" willing
would be groom looked at the willing
would he bride the bride returned the
look an d both together looked at the
Parson. 1t was proposed that the we'd
ding proceed without the license but
good Parson Davis ncgatiVcd that
when does the first train start for
Chester ?" was eagerly asked,
at five minutes hctor" 10 o'clock, y
was the answer That was enough, A
minute afterwards three flying forms
might have been seen going down Pop
lar street to the depot Just in time to
catch the 9.5J train for Chester, In a
half an hour afterwards there was a
wedding in the hotel opposite the depot
and in another half hour the parties
were home again the happy and newly
welded pair not caring whether the
clerk of the peace Of New Castle county
ever turned up again, Mr.. Ruth intends
to take his bride to Reading IN Il few
DAYS and commence house keeping,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
4 NCM RcAIlienCC.

The lat" residence of col. VIM B.
Norton, Taylor and Church streets, has
been torn down and ON its site there
will hc erected beautiful dwelling
Tn" front wi. b" Of green granite with
whit" marble base a large bay window
will hr placed upon the side. The build
ing will h" II by ~ feet. Josiah Mccall
will ITO the carpenter work and will be
also general superintendent ut tn" Job.
dino in-lnN
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
MARRIAGES..

DOUGHTEN-IOH the eth
inst. by Rev. Chas. Hin, VIM. II. Dough
ten to Miss Mary L. Johnston, both of Will
mingtcn,
WHITELEY-HOLT. the 7th inst, by
Rev. Chas Hill. Mr.. Seth +. Whitelcy, OF
Stanton, Del, to Miss Eunice Holt of this
city.
MTG the Sth inst. by
Rev, Chas. Hill, Alexander b. Mitchell to
Miss Mary b. Wonn, both of this city.
RUTH-MOYER.-On Saturday night the
9th instant, at Chester. Pa, by Rev. +.
Davis of Epworth Church. Mr.. John Ruth
Of Reading to Miss Mary Meyer of this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
Whore are the Police"

ME|SES. EnTTnRS. have lived on
Fourteenth street below French for
five months hut | have never seen pO-
lice officer un either street What shall
We do' wrarc annoyed all day by boys
throwing stones and jumping the yard
fence after balls New We want this
stopped, The authorities ought not to
allow ball playing on vacant lots So
near the city anything De done =
Ny uncle Peter Robinson says if they
are not Democrats prosecute" them,
G W {.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
coueerf at christina

A number Of the melhtsS " fo he
Philharmonic club gay t GohyI' S.rnr.
Christiana Presbyterian chUEcn ,,;rsI "S;%,
dav evening. DR.. oglc was 'Da niSni,.
director and J. y. Kurt was ." Vs
Vocal music was rendered y! Torn,r.
sps Addie, Mamie aid Virginia q. .'I HAN,
Nv ,John H. Braunstein and d. ,,.. n"
ard Ogie. After the concert a sf S1lt lV,I
was partaken Of at the reSiueA'''
Southrate.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
telegraph Changes.

1t seems that the constellation OF the
Telegraph lines is likely to lead to
some changes in this city as
well as elsewhere. MIR, John W,
White who had charge Of the erection
Of poles and wires for thr last - years
has been notified thai his services will
not be- wanted after May list. There is
q rumur that there is to be change in
the Superintendent in this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
FIFTH edition
Sixth Anniyersas, A

Yesterday was the six,h
tho In fnv; n Mr. haldeman's pasto,a1' ps,,versary
me me i'elaware 'e avenue Baptist ti'Ta'e r At
.,,DS ne g.. gnu.ch was very beautifulIv1 v1a,,afeh.
ltd Tor the occasion and in No. uecora
distinguished services tha, Iuf NV Of the
man had rendered. There we,e r made,
ii,aenlllcent floral offerings and rJ >S'cFal ,Fal
IRE platform was a vast labrl'h' nu 'h' en.
howers and the words, "Six,S' x,S'H.Ihth Of
sary, Welcome, were bean,isA,Mh bn A,Mhh!Yer
c"hsplrnously work.d in gresn "'S and
rear 9' the pulpit. The rhnrot" !" tte
crowded both morning and eycr{l {n was
the sermons Of Mr.. Haldemar> >"'hg and
tened 10 with the creates, os ne'e liz
during his six years paytora,e ","nllon ",n
persons nav" been baptized AND E' @
church now numbers over oo% aug 'se
bers' During the past wear M NJ u un'1,
man mas attended no flne,,i." il"a+,
over 900 calls upon the sick and ,IS IA, shd
h%l. The building loans in VIII "a,C.
church is interested is RAPIDLY "an VI, tle
my and the church is looking sr, ,ha.lf,
forward to the time when n. ""S'ou'f
worth over Sio,OoO will be fIs" r'F1y
Icht' Mr.. Haldeman also annon ,I11
that the church would have ",.aa'td o,,.
wees on Easter and he hon,d ,ho,I ,''" W.
would he decorated in AS hand, ,1drfA
manner as possihI" and he w"n'i r'U|'
range Tor interesting exercises A.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
House burned.

The frame dwelling occupied by Mr.
f. II. CloIhier, tenant on farm belong
ing to Joseph Price, Esq, about one
mile from Murphey's Mil, on the road
leading Ia Warwick, Md, was burned
with all its contents, Wednesday even
ing The fire broke ont about nine
O'Clock, and is supposed To have orgi-
mated from smonldcring emhcrS left IN
the fire place All madca narrow escape
with their lives, and MIR ClotLirr. in
eudravorn1 I" get his children out was
at ont time 81 closely hrmuncd in hy the
flames that mS hair and eyebrows were
Singod
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
Althe Police Court,

Two cases Of drunkenness were dis
posed ul at the police court this morn
my.
The mayor, yesterday, sentenced Will
liam II. Thomas, vagrant, to ten days
imprisonment i'll the county Jail.
William Allen was fined s. and costs
for assaulliug Lawrence kiernan.
Two eases OF drunkenness were also
disposed Of
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
Everybody Reads II.

hEssRs. EnlToKS-PleaSc disc0n-
tiuuc the advertisement Tor c"lor,L
girl. Dozens of girls have applied 1or
the situation. have selected one. and
| hope that she is the best that ever
was. since | have had such Il great num-
her to select from. ltscrmS that every
body reads the REPUBLICAN. 4. r.B.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
Bridge TO be Hiuilt.

Ou Tuesday last, Robert l.. Mcclellan,
J. Coulry Brosius and john Thomas,
the Jury appointed TO view the proposed
site tor new bridge over Buck kuu,
along tho road leading from .jrs>up a
Moorr's mill to Ercildoun, near j.
Sprakmau grist mill, visited the place
and granted a SiXty-toot bridge.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
A tfhoEuS Dwelling.

The beautiful modern villa at Fnurt b
and Washington streets, wi.l be entire.
ly completed IN the early part Of May.
1t contains II rooms and will he for
sale. C. Graham x Son, architects, de-
serve special credit for beginning such
a revolution in the architecture OF Viii
mington The builders, +. W. Thornc
X Bro, are making a tIrst-class job III
every rrkUtrt
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
The Springer Estate.

Mr.. William b. Taylor Of Pheri'-
burg Union county Ohio, i'll forwarding
his subscription for the Republican eN-
presses his pleasure with it. He is H.
tereSted in the Springer estate Of this
city and desires information Of any
thing that transpireS in relation to it.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
-rzr= -
Snnsnf Xeterans.

Camp No. ., Sons of Veterans, li,y " Fl II
Castle, was installed on satuFun; un,;,snd
ming. The installation was a'','tl atl
bv numerous Wilmingtonla'l'',o address
conclusion Of the ceremony ssi "~ al
were made, music was Tsn TsnITii5s nfi~r,
recitations were given, T. Iho WiI,iaus yiI,a
Camp No. 2 are; CaptaT ! "GicmDr
Martin; First Lieutenant, ) ',",L '',,'"nm,L
second Lieutenant, +. G. ta'lp"'
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
Rrothcrs Pcnsion Case.

On Friday last Philip Is. Kelly and
Charles W. Austin were given a hear
ing before the United States Commits
sioncrs in Philadelphia. upon a charge
of conspiring with John Brothers, Of this
county, to fraudulently secure a pen
sion for the latter. They We're held for
further hearing.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
The Wrecked Canal Roat.

The railroad company has paid the
damages sustained BY the wrecked cA-
nal boat. The total amount cannot be
asccrtained, hut will probably reach
s., O00 or S, 600. The wrecked boat stills
remains On the flats near the Brandy
wine bridge.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
To EArIhlerR.

Buy potatoes where You can get them
cheap and good. We have in store choice
Eastern, Peerless, Burbanks, Chilli,
Whites, Snowflake, Phillips, Peach
Blows, Early Rose and also the favorite
Maine Rose. Smeltz X Co., No. Is
Z. Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
To The Ocean,

During his recent visit to New York
ex-senator Stncklcy received permission
from the Old Dominion Company, to
extend the railroad from the Camp
meeting grounds at Erhobeth to tn"
Bright house at that place Surf ave
nue. being the route selected.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
Burial of Twins.

Two children Of William Rittenhousc,
residing on Front street, were buried
yesterday. They both were two months
old and died of the same disease, ma
rasmus. They died within ten minutes
of each other and were buried in the
oame CaSkei.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
Ruried This MOrniht'

Miss A. NJ. SellarS was .';na Gu, rr1.H''
Wilmington and Brandyw,thhse the d. sT d
this morning. She was .,,o '''' o,p va
William Il. sellars, " %4iI .,eo Rstra
President of Council al, anu w. ' VA, aand
ter Of this city. In 1881 .lior no "" 70 leN
date for Mayor, in opposition TALENT b
and suffered much betoro'n'