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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-06
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Dropsy, Heart Dis
ease. Biliousness, Nervous Debility, etc.
The Best REMEDY KNOWN to Mani
II, 1000, 900 BOTTLES
SOLD sINCE 1870.

oyrtpp0Ssesses Parted f>r0perfies
It stimulates the Ptyaline in the Saliva
which con erts the Starch and Sugar Of b
fooa intS f aa oss s a ds,9i 81 sSs ~ sod piy ,a n:
stomach. II the medicine Is taken tmmedi'
ateiy after eating the fermentation offood II
prevented
It sets upon the Kidneys.
It Regulates the Bowels.
II Purihes the Blood.
It Outlets the Nervous System.
IL promotes Digestion.
II Nourishes. Strengthens and I~nvigorates.
1t carries on the Old Blood and make s new.
II opens the pores OF the skin and induces
Heal " Perspirat.on..
poison In the blood, which generates scrofula,
Erysipeias. and ALI manner of skin diseases
and Internal humors.
There are nospirits employed In its manu-
~facture, and II can be taken by the most del
icate babe. by the aged and feeble. care only
being required Ia attention to directions.
Belvldere Mile, Goodhue Co, MINI.
have used DR.. Clark Johnson's Indian
Blood syrup Tor Cramps In the Stomach. and
found IL to be an invaluable remedy for that
complaint. Il. II. MALLAN.
Ox Bow, Nuckolls Co.. Nebr.
! have used Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian
Blood Syrup for Heart Disease. and It effect
uaiiy cured me after other remedies failed.
X.E. CROOKS.
Dexter, Lane Co.. Oregon.
This is TO certify that DR.. Clark Johnson's
pepsia and Indigestion. can also recon-
mend your medicine Tor Liver Complaint
Meadow Utah Co.. u T.
We. the undersigned. have used DR.. Clark
Johnson's Indian Blood syrup. and testify
GEORGE LITTLEwooD.
= N SMITH
The new North-west., 1881-03-11
Veto or the Funding Bill

President Hayes vetoed the Funding Bill
March 8. Aside from the National Banks 1t
would have worked no injury to the country
at large. Following Is the section which
aroused the ire of bankers and arrayed them
solidly against its provisions:
Section 5. From and after the LIST day oi
July, 1881, the per centum bonds author
lied by the first section Of this act shall be
the only bonds receivable as security for ma
tional bank circulation, or as security for
the safe keeping and prompt payment Of the
public money deposited with such banks;
but, when any such bonds, deposited for the
purposes aforesaid, shall be designated for
purchase or redemption by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, the banking association depos-
ting the same shall have the right to substi-
tute other issues of the bonds Of the United
States in lieu thereof; provided, ,thzt no bonds
upon which interest has ceased shall be &C
cepted, or shall be continued on deposit -
security for circulation, OF for the safe keep
ing ofthe public money; and, In case bonds
so deposited shall not be Withdrawn, Is pro-
yided by law, within 80 days after interest
has ceased thereon, the banking association
depositing the same shall be subject TO the
liabilities and proceedings ON the part Of the
comptroller, provided for in section b,234 OF
the revised statutes Of the United States; and
provided, further, that section 4 Of the net Of
June 20, ts74, entitled aAn 81 fixing the
amount Of United States notes, providing for
the redistributi0n Of the national bank cur
soncv and for Other purpOeo9,1 BE- and the
The new North-west., 1881-03-11
THE FIRST APPOINTMENTS.
rA. s.n... Promptly Confirming.

WASHINGTON, March 7.--Norton has been
offered and accep.ed the French mission.
Hilliard and Christiancy, ministers respec-
lively to Brazil and Peru, will be recalled.
Representative Monroe, of Ohio, wants Bra
zil. Notwithstanding Window voted for the
silver bill, his views on finance are singular
ly in accord with those of Sherman.
WASHINGTON, March 7.-Senate. Blaine
and Kirkwood announced their resignations
had been forwarded. At IL m. second
message from the President was announced
and the Senate went into executive sesalon
on> motion of Bayard. After confirming
Goff. Richmond and Frisbie it adjourned.
Frisbie and Richmond were nominations Of
Hayes.
WASHINGTON, March THE President
has nominated Nathan Gof U. 5. Attorney
for West Virginia; Lewis Richmond o1
Rhode Island for Consul General at Rome
limited States Csnsuls, John l.. Frisbie o
Michigan at Rheims; H. NJ. Eden, Of Neva
da, at Guayaquil; Albert Rhodes, OF Distric
of Columbia. at Rouen; Edward Backus, o
Illinois, at Peru; Emile Courtalo, at Il
Union; John A. Halderman OF Kansas, a
BANGKOK; Abbott L. Dozen at Aleppo; job
r. June, of New York, at NueSa Leorda.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

DUPLICATE COUNTf WAhbANiss
The act to provide for the issuing of dupli-
cate county warrants In certain cases author
izes and empowers the Board Of County
Commissioners Of the different counties when
satisfied that an original bond, warrant or
coupon shall have been lost, to issue dupli-
cate which takes place In the order of regis
tralion and payment Of the original. Sec
tion requires the person demanding du-
plicate to enter into bond In double the
sum OF the duplicate issued. The word "du-
plicater must be written across the face ofthe
warrant, 1t being notice to all that II Is isu-
ed under and subject 70 the provisions Of this
act. Il Is made the duty. Of the county
Treasurer in the presentation to him Of an
original bond (after duplicate has been is
sued) by the lawful owner, to deliver to the
lawful owner the bond entered into for the
purpose Of indemnifying the county, and the
owner may maintain an action upenthe bond
for the recovery Of any moneys paid upon
such duplicate.
1 BOARD or PRISONERS. N
= The act to regulate the fees Of Sherifis for
board Of prisoners repeals portions Of sec
tions 5s5 and 7lS Or the Revised Statutes and
adds the following clause to section 566.
The fees allowed sherinh Of the respective
counties u tho Territory of Montana for
board Of prisoners shall be such = the coun-
ty Commissionsn may deem reasonable
AA. xxzz-~
The new North-west., 1881-03-11
BurTE's rowk-slrE ENTRY.

- II. 4 = 80
Tie entry Of the Butte town-siie-there
being no corporate authoritles-was made
and perfected by o. b. O'I3annon, Probate
Judge, during the years 1876, 1877 and 1878.
0rren Emerson was the successor Of Mr..
o'Bnnon, and In his retirement In the month
of December, 1878, Mr.. O'Bannon turned
over 70 his successor, Mr.. Emerson, "all the
books and papers" relative to the Butte
town-site entry. MIR. Emerson, by reelection,
Ii still the Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge
county, and all the said books and papers
are now In his custody. These books and
papers belong 70 the Probate Judge, not by
virtue Of his Office, but as trustee under the
town-site act. Neither the Probate Judge,
the citizens Of the town or Deer Lodge, nor
Of Deer Lodge county have any special In
terest In the retention here Of the Bntte
town-site records. Yet, under the law Judge
Emerson Is the successor Of Mr.. o'Banncn
as trustee Of the town-sire Of Butte; and,
though we have no use for them, the records
must under the law remain here until there
is Legislative provision for their transfer to
Silver Bow county. Mr.. O'Bannon informs
us that he repeatedly called the attention OF
citizens Of Butte to this matter and suggest
cdthc Legislation necessary In the premises.
Asection OF ten lines lnthe bill establishing
Silver Bow county couldh have made the Pro-
bate Judge of thai county or the Mayor Of
Butte the successor Of our Probate Judge In
this "tfust," and have provided for the
transfer 10 Butte Of all the maps and records
relating to the Butte town-site entry. As II
sands, the original town-site records must
remain here until our next Legislature con-
venea II the citizens Of Butte desire them
sooner they can only procure copies and
transcriptS = cost Of several hundred dol
Lam, when BY proper legislaiion the whole
of the original records might have been
transferred without any cost whatever. There
has been "a inexcusabie blundst. Who v
4, blame?
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

F, BLAINE has been appointed to Cabinet
position and is Secretary Of State despite all
opposition. Foremost and brilliant among
enemies was the New York Herald. And
not without grounds for Its o. position. No
one who has given attention TO the political
issues of the past few months will deny that
there Is truth In the following extract from
the Herald of the 1st: II reminds the incom-
ing President that when Blaine went before
the people last summer rs the man Of all
others who had endorsed Grant and nomlna-
ted Garfield was the leader Of the party, but
somehow the leadership was unfortunate.
His own State, Republican Maine, was taken
from him and Garfield found himself a de-
feated candidate. Then Conkling came to
the front. Maine which Blaine had lost was
carried; Indiana was carried; New York,
which voted for Tilden swung around for
Garfield. Senator Blaine withdrew from
the canvass not alone defeated, but having
met Jhumiliating disaster He threw him
self into the Senatorial contest and when
ever friend of Grant was named he either
defeated him or arranged bolt as In Penn
sylvania.. And II further says: Plat and
Miller are the only ones among the Senators
elect who are friends Of Grant, who has no
more sincere and devoted friend In public
life than Miller. The Herald concludes
As leader in Republican politics Blaine
stands IN the first place, but there are times
when Il Is decorous for the party to consul.
the people; there may be occasions when
Garfield will feel as he has felt before-that
with the American people the influence Of
Grant and Conkling is greater than that Of Q
regiment Of Blaines with all the anti-third
term Senator'S elect thrown In.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11
Filing Into Place.


WASHINGTON, March 7.--Secretary Kirk
wood took charge to-day Of the Interior De-
partment and received the heads Of bureaus
introduced by ex-Secretary Schurz, who then
took formal leave Of the Department employ
e.. .s-...
The Treasury Department has just ordered
the transfer Of s4,s07.937 of gold ballion
from the New York assay Office TO the mint
at Philadelphia for coinage into eagles and
half eagles.
Immediately after adjournment of the
Cabinet Secretary Of the Navy Hunt former
ly received the chiefs Of bureaus and other
officers, all Of whom were introduced by ex-
Secretary Gof.
Mr.. Lincoln is expected in the city to-
morrow and will at once assume the position
OF Secretary of War.
Attorney General Mcveagh is in Philadel-
phia arranging his business affairs. With
these exceptions the new Cabinet attended
the meeting. In the absence Of Lincoln
Secretary Ramsey represented the VA De-
partment.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11
An Independent Opinion

SPRINeFIELD, Mass, March 6.-The Re
publican says: Garfeld's cabinet is not az
good as his inaugural. 1t is mediocre, spot
ty and full of holes. Blaine is an 0ndt man
to dominate an administration. Wlndom
for Secretary of the Treasury Is shock to
the business interests of the country and has
been wrong on all financial questions. Un.
der Garfield he will do perhaps. Lincoln is
passenger, not an oar. James, for Post.
master General is the first happy stroke and
the best appointment. Mcveash, for Attor
ney General, is almost equally as good. Kirk
wood, for Secretary Of the Interior, Is also .
good appointment, but the Cabinet as whole
does not compare with that of Hayes.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11
Rumored Presidential Appointments.


WASHINGTON, March 6.-Wm. E. Chan
dler is spoken of As the coming Minister to
Rome: Levi P. Morton takes the French
Mission; General s. A. Hurlbut Of Illinois
has been promised the Mission to Mexico;
Lowell will be left undisturbcd :or time in
London; Blaine puts Edward McPherson,ex-
Clerk OF the House, into the 1st Assistant
Postmaster Generalship; G. F. Filley OF st.
Lonis, will probably be I'd Assistant; Mar
shall Dudley OF indianapolis will be Com
missioner of Patents, and Thomas N. Nicol
Of Wisconsin will be Commissioner Of In
dian Affairs.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Treasurer Gilfllin,
who was class mate Of General Garfield,
hopes to retain his Office. For Commission
er of Agriculture several names are mention
ed, including Orange b. Judd the author, and
Congressman FELTON,, who Is backed by Ben
Hill, A. II. Stephens and other Southerners.
Assistant Secretary French Of the Treasury
and Surgeon General Barnes will retire.
Congressman Hayes Of Illinois wants to go
to Italy As Minister, and Varley Of New York
TO Berne. The nominations Of Stanley Matt
hews and Elliot +. Shepherd will be renewed
tomorrow. Pearson, Assistant Postmaster
Of New York.will succeed Postmaster James.
Illinois had two candidates for Commission
er of Pensions, General James Martin, for
merly member Of Congress and Jessie Moore
also an ex-member Of Congress and once
pension agent. Martin has Withdrawn In IA
yor O. Moore. John B. Hay, Of Illinois, who
nearly defeated Morrison for Congress, Is IN
applicant for Judgeship in one Of the Ter
ritories. James s. Delano, Of Illinois, Dep
uty I'd Comptroller Of the Treasury, is can
didate for the position Of chief Of bureau.
Colonel Carr, for 20 years Postmaster q
Galesburg, Ill.,, has been suggested Is pos
sible Assistant Postmaster General; but he is
understood to prefer his present place. Sharpe
or Council Bluffs, Iowa, who voted for Blaine
in the Chicago Convention until the last bal
lot, IL supported by 4the entire Republican
delegation FOR foreign appointment.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

Sr. LOUIS, March 9.-The Repsbiicam's
Kansas City special says: Thomas I. kim
bali Assistant General Manager Union p
cifc railroad arrived here to-day from Tofe-
ka, where b has been for the purpose q
establishing ! pool between the Union
Pacific ana Atchison, ropeks > Santa ~
roads. Kinhsll says although nothIrg defn-
10 was reachod, fatn bstweon Missouri
nver points an6 6an TrAncheo viii senaln
the same = now.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11
The Senate Committees

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Democratic
Senator held caucus this afternoon at which
a committee consisting Of Pendleton, Davis,
of West Virginia; Hill, Harris; Farley,Ra
dali. Garland, Lamar and Cockrell, was ap-
pointed to arrange the majority membership
of the Senate committees. The Republicans
are to be accorded members out Of 9, or
out of Z, according to the total number oi
Senators on each committee. The Demo
cratic Senators who by the rule Of promo
ton may be entitled to the chairmaEshlp ol
two or more committees will be given then
choice and new Senators will be assigned to
the vacancies thus or otherwise created. Inc
caucus decided to retain the present oihcers
of the Senate. Pendleton was elected chair'
man Of the caucus, vice Wallace, whose Sen
atorial term expired yesterday. There was
considerable talk at to-day's meeting OF the
adyisability Of deferring the complete organ
ization of the Senate until the filling OF the
vacancies in its membership and definite
knowledge of the attitude Of Malone shall
positively determine what basis Of organiza'
ton may be relied upon as permanent.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

r. cahinet Unanimously Confined
WASHINGTON, Marh 5.-When The senate
vent into executive session this afternoon
Senators Blaine. Window and Kirkwood lett
the chamber and did not return to 1t. The
Cabinet nominations being laid before the
Senate. Cameron suggested that their consid-
Grafton be deferred to await the appointment
of committees. Upon this suggestion as
cussion ensued In regard to precedents, and'
after it had progressed some time' there oe-
ing no dissent as to the propriety OF confirm
inc three Senatorial nominations without
reference 10 committee, they were unani-
mously confirmed. A long debate followed
in regard to the propriety of taking immed'-
ate action upon the remaining nominations.
Conkling and Davis Ull.) contended tha'
these important matters ought not to De e&'
cen,ed from the ordinary practice and opera
tion of the rule that required an examina
tion and report by some committee on every
nomination to be submitted to the senate
Senators Pendleton, Beck and VOORHEES, tool
the ground that an appointment OF this kind
unless Objectionable by reason OF deiects o
moral character ought 20 confirmed.
Beck remarked to his colleagues OF th'
Democratic side of the chamber that II the!
desired to 90 out of power and remain ou
for twenty five years, they might try the enec
of delaying the confirmation Of the son o
Abraham Lincoln. i.
At the termination Of the debate, whic
Was not addressed at any time 10 the merit
confirmed, without roIT call or urssenrrn
vote in any instance.
Voorhees, made the motion upon whicl
Secretary Lincoln was confirmed, and it
stated that Attorney-General McVeash wa
confirmed on motion Of Senator Cameron.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11
Telegrams in BriSf.

D. o. Mills has resigned his directorship
In the Western Union.
Assemblyman Brennan, of Malone, New
York, suicided Monday during nervous pros
tration induced by overwork.
Blaine resigned as Senator March s and
the Legislature of Maine will elect his sue
cessor. Window, Of Minnesota, held his
resignation until the 7th, 90 the Legislature
would have adjourned and governor would
have unQuestioned power 70 appoint his sue
cessor. Es
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

THE Mormons, It Is telegraphed, are en-
deavoring to secure large tracts OF land on
which TO locate should Utah prove, under
the administration of Garfield, an undersira-
BILE dwelling place. Mexico will suit the
polygamous people Of that portion OF coun-
try bes.. 1t ought TO thrive there.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

GENERAL. HANCOCK, though defeated for
the Presidency Of the United States, has rea.
SON to feel proud of his reception in Wash
incton, whittier he journeyed to witness the
inauguration ceremonies. The reception ac-
corded him was just tribute to brave SOL
dier, whose name will last through coming
wears whose defeat for the Office OF CHIEF
Magistrate will be forgotten and overlooked
In the kindlier remembrance OF deeds OF
valor In the hour of his country's peril. A
dispatch from Washington says: General
Hancock's arrival in the city yesterday crea-
ted considerable more sensation among a GER
tain class of the population than his victori-
nns opponent. Fully 1900 people met him
~ 'he "' - .nak the horses from his car
riages ana drew MIN muP----svlyania avenue
I'm triumph. The crush and cheern.y --ere
both terrific, and the General must have ell
joyed the thing hugely, seeing that the popu
lar tumult proclaimed him something mor'
than q defeated candidate. He looked al
most victor as he was drawn along, boy
and women yelling themselves hoarse, ant
soldiers throwing their caps in the air will
vociferous shouts of 4" Hurrah for Hancock
II Was the most enthusiastic demonstration
public man in Washington for many day
IL was the peoples remembrance Of Gettys
burg and the wilderness Campaign, whicl
no amount Of campaign lies and no politica
maIignty can fail to blend inseparably witt
the glorious military careerof Winfield Scot
Hancock. .-,a :.s..-
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

The wittiest remark we have seen lately, =
says the Turner'S Falls Reporter, twas that
nant psopls regard religion = they regard
smsll-pox; they desire to have Il - light =
posslbls, and are very careful that u does nos
mark tAsW.n
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

THE train on which President Hayes ana
family left Washington for home collided with
lington. A special a.".-.. ] -..-nh4a to
the northern bound train was partially tele-
scoped, and the person having 1t chartered,
wyman Young, Of Shomokin, Penn, and
the baggage master were instantly killed
aud fourteen persons injured.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11
THE NEW CABINET.
THE SENATE TO COEFIRk THEN
promptly.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-A special Capi-
net session st one O'Clock: Present, Secrets-
les Evarts, Goff, Ramsey, Schurz, Postmaster
General Maynard, Attorney General Devens'
and Acting Secretary Of the Treasury French.
President Garfield informed the Cabinet ne
would probably send to the Senate about
3 o'clock list OF mountainous
comprising those Of his CABINET.
Tn making the announcement the
Present spoke very feelingly, assuring 1ne
gentlemen present that II caused him sincere
regret to part with their valuable services
Referring to their respective resignasions'
| which had all been rendered, the President
hoped each one would do him service by re-
manning in his position until his successor
should qualify, which would probably o'
several days.
WASHINGTON, February 5.-The Demo
cratic caucus this afternoon decided 10 con
firm the Cabinet promptly and to MAINTAIN
the old organization of the Senate. ih'
rules of promotion to be observed In com
mittees and vacant chairmanships left by Oh
Senators choosing better chairmanships VII
= be filled by new Senators. Organization
will be postponed until Monday.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Presid"nt ia
field sent 10 tue Senate tho following nom
nations: James G. Blaine If Maine, Secrets
ry of State; VIM. Window, Of Minnesot
= Secretary Of the Treasury; Wayne Mc'eas
:. of PENN, Attorney General; Thomas
:. James of New York, Postmaster-Genefa
Samuel j. Kirkwood Of Iowa, Secretary
the Interior; Robert T. Lincoln OF liiinol
Secretary of War; VIM. Fl. Hunt OF Lou
lana, Secretary OF the Navy.
\ WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Senate
q ceived the nominations at 3:05 p. m. and II
"a mediately, on motion of Cameron (Pa.),we
m into executive session.
as WASHINGTON, February 3, 4:4o p. M
,a The Cabinet nominations have all been &C
A frmed by the Senate.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11
Afraid of Gould

LOUISVILLE, March GA Chicago corre-
|-r---s---.--r 40. nns..-;ss Journdl learns that
the Pennsylvania railroad Company is look
ing with alarm OH Jay Gould's schemes. He
has arranged to consolidate its vast western
interests, including some dozen lines, and to
replace the various managemepts with an
efficient set Of officials.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

Ex-PREsrDENT Hayes and family reached
their home at Fremont, on Tuesday, ana
had cordial reception by over 1000 citizens
assembled at the depot. The town was IL
Illuminated addresses Of welcome delivered
aud the most cordial feeling manifested.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

IT rs thought probable that either Angus
Cameron or Luther s. Dixon, of Wisconsin,
win be. elected U. S. Senator to fill the va
cancy caused by the death Of Senator Car
nantsr
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

THE Eleventh Session Of the Arizona Leg
Islature sent congratulatery dispatch to the
general managers Of the A. T. d ). +. ana
southern Pacific Railroads on the junction
of the roads.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

BLAINE denies having said an extra session
of Congress would be called and remarked In
reply to an inquiry, " have never made sueh
a statement, and furthermore, never heard
the proposition discussed"
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

Two BOYS under ID years of age were ar
rested In New York City a few days since
while negotiating passage by steamer to
California. They had, between them, $50.
Properly, they should have had that many
thousands. Then they might have gone 10
Canada and successfully evaded arrest.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

WILLIAM =. FRYE was nominated by ac-
clamation In the Maine Republican caucus
10 succeed Blaine as Senator.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

LONDON, March T.-Twenty vessels were
wrecked Oh the coast of Kindsardine and
Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and nearly 200
persons drowned.
The new North-west., 1881-03-11

AFTER all, the Pacific Coast did not get
alton In the Cabinet.