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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-28

TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS.
We have been selling "Swin's Syphilitlo
speeihc''for years, and regard 1t as superior
70 anything known for diseases 1t Is rec
omended to cure,
J. CAssELLs, Thomasville. Ga; L. r.
Sreet q Co. Forsyth, Ga; Pembertop.
samuels, a Reynolds, Atlanta, Ga.
ATLANTA. GA, July i, 1874.
We used "Swift's Syphilitic Specinc'' IN
the treatment of convicts the past year and
believe 1t is the only certain Enoton renleis
mat Will effect q permanent cure of diseases
lor which II is recommended.
GRANT, ALEXANDER q co.
$1,000 REWARD
VIII be paid to any chemist who win
md on analysis of on hundred boiler o.
SIS. one particle OF mercury, Iodine po
tassium or any mineral substance
Price OF large size reduced to sI.75 per bot
tie, small size price sl.00.
G. W. HoY1, Agent, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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w eekly Leader,
Terms, sa.ss Year. sl-ss HALF Year.
Commercial job Print;no

ofsvery kind Neatly. Chesply and Expedi-
hously executed Cards OF svery shape and
kind. Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
Blanks OF every kind. Posters, etc.. printed
on short notice. Having q new lot OF Type
and Presses. we can do handsome work at
Low Prices.
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We like a man with lots o: tompor.
It's the man who gets out temper
thai we dou't like
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Notice No. l6-Apptication for Patent 10 ei0hi
petroleum oil claims, embracing lGO acres, knoton
as he jacobson Oil Claims.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RY

tho East and the @ !
sleeping Cars for sleeping purpoSes, and Palace
D,nan2 car. fo y fs anr R ms Ssss PHiy; SPG SfiSSeGi
SALOON where you can enjoy your Havana"
At all hours of the day,
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
line. and transfers are avoided at CoGncii BUNS,
Kansas City. Leayenworth and Atchison, con-
~nections being made In Union Depots.
The principal X. II. connections of
this great Through Line are as followsi
AT CHICAGO, with all diVerRing lines for the
xIEseIE%oqnP with the LIS. a MS. and P.
Al wAsHINGToS HEIGHTs with P, c. Isl
AZ La sALLn. with III. Cent. R. r..
VA "a H. fr9 M,d.. S snd +. +. 4 4 VI Rds: Ell b'%
AZ Rock LELAND, with "Milwaukee and Rock
Island short Line" and Rock Isl'd a Peo. Rds.
"A; with the Davenport Division
AtWEsr LIBRRTY, with the b. G. r.. & MR..
At GnIsrELL, with Central Iowa Il r.
At DIS MoTr KS. with d, Ma Y, D. II. r
At OMAHA. with Is. 4 Mo, X. R.R. tn Neh.(
At JUNCTloH. with B.C.RSN.R.R-
AtOTTUMwA, with Central Iowa r. r.; W.,
AtKRoKUK. with Toi., PEG. & War; wab., ST..
/ CIasRos, with II. St 1. h. r.
( ATcHIsos. with Ateh. Topeks 4 Santa Fe''
AtLsAykswoRTH, with Union Pae. ant Kan,
xtkAssHs CRY. with ali lines for the West,
,CHIsON. ard LEAvESwORTH. -
. Great Rock Island Route are sold nS
home once, address,
II. ST. JOHN,
e.s-.i TleAsl and P..s.as5 hKs15t4
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SIMMONDS NABOB
PURE
Kentucky Bourbon Whisky

WILL CURE NERVOUSNESS,
Debility, Indigestion, Fever, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, Chills, etc., etc. Has been
sold in all the Eastern States and given
universal satisfaction. 1t is highly
recommended by the Faculty for all
classes of Fever and Ague, Nervous
ness, Weakness, Debility, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, etc. 1t is now Introduced
to the public of the Pacific Slope, in
dorsed by the certificates of the emf
nent DR.. S. Dana Hayes, the State
Assayer of Massachusetts,; and DR.. III.
G. Louderback, of st. Louis, Missouri;
both gentlemen prominent in their pro-
f%ession, and which is a guarantee to all
buyers, of its purity and quality. l can
show thousands Of letters from persons,
from all parts of the Union and Cana,
da, to testify to its merits and the ben
eft it has afforded IS a family remedy
and tonic.
GEO. W. HOYT,
Sole Agent for Cheyenne and vicinity
None genuine unless my signature acrosi
the cork-G. SIMMONDS.
Shipments made direct from fhe distlller,
In Kentucky. dldaw}m
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Notice for Publication IN Newspaper.
Mining Application, No. Is, for Pu'ent 10 the
Qoey Ettey Lode.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CHEYENNE, wYoMIS9,
Nav oEth 1881
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with Stages for Helena, Virginia City and
all points in Montana.
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This story is from the pen of a New CONTRIBUTOR,
A Great Trapper and Hunter,

q man who lives amid the scenes he describes, and knows the
men and women he writes about, a story which lacks some
of the beauty and finish which a practiced pen would give,
but makes up a thousand-fod in Wild Reality, Truth, Origin
atty and Power of Description. The writer has exerted his
best efforts, and comes to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-18

OyANTED-Al lady TO do general house work
w in . small family; good reference required
G. r. HERRICk, lsS Water ST., Augusta, Me-
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The tunnel under the British channel
continues to alarm the English authorities.
A committee of military gentlemen thinks
that the northern terminus of the tunnel
should be commanded by fortress OF the
first-class, and that appliances should be
devised for closing the tunnel, for filling
It with gas. and for flooding it, and for
its total destruction. Yet with all these
precautions the tunnel is pronounced
permanent source Of danger. These
views are almost unintelligible outside Of
England. Canada and Mexico never
think of defending their frontier against
friendly America, and trains pass between
France and Germany, or France and
Italy, with the same ease Is between this
country and its neighbors. Any foreign
power could at almost any time send its
men-ofwar into English waters. and one
man.of-war is tar more formidable than a
little force that could march through the
tunnel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-18

The corn canning factory has just closed a
successful season, having put up nearly $780,
600 cans. The company has paid out to the
farmers of this vicinity nearly $4,000 for corn
and over $1,000 for labor at the factory. We
are convinced that raising corn for canning
is a paying business. Nearly every farmer
who planted this year has agreed to plant
next year and many have doubled the amount.
find, on inquiry, that the average pay to the
farmer per acre is from $40 to $50 while
some yield as high as $75 per acre.-The
apple crop is very light, many farmers hav-
ing only enough for their own use. We
expect to get from So to 81 per
barrel for Baldwins and Russets.-
T. j. Davis is building new stable on
Western avenue.-Geo. w. Glidden is pay
ing eight cents polnd, live weight, for hogs
to ship to Brighton market. He has shipped
several carloads. -Winthrop Cheese Co.
have closed the seasons work, having made
a tons of cheese from 1856 tons of milk. The
average amount of milk for pound Of cheese
was 40. The largest amount of milk re-
ceived in any one day was 1925 pounds.
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New York Politics.

New YORK, Oct II.
the county convention of Tammany
Hall tonight the union ticket as agreed upon
BY joint conference committees was nomi-
mated. 1t consists of Franklin Edison for
mayor; Alexander V. Davidson, of Irving
Hall, for sheriff; Patrick Ii. keenan,, of
county democracy, for county clerk; Richard
o. German and George l.. Ingraham, of
Tammany Hall, judges of the superior court;
B. F. Martin, alderman Ferdinand S. Levy
and VIM. IL. Kennedy, of Tammany, coron-
ers. A resolution accusing Mayor Grace,
although a member of the democratic State
committee, of being in league with the
republicans to bargain away the votes, and
calling upon the chairman of that body to
call them together and expel him as a traitor
and spy. was unanimously adopted.
Irving Hail county convention, this even
ing, ratified the nominations of Franklin
Edison for mayor, Patrick keenan, of county
clerk and Alexander V. Davidson for sheriff,
which had been agreed upon in the confer
ence.
The citizens committee which was organ
lied to nominate city officers met this after
noon. After adjournment it was stated that
Alan Campbell had positively declined the
nomination for mayor, and on this it was re-
solved to disband the organization.
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Lord Wolseley of Egypt. as Sir Gar
nets new title goes. will find divided
mind among the multitude that welcomes
him next week. The rumors of English
atrocities and the lack of discipline in the
Nile campaign have taken coherent shape
in remarkable deliveranee of General
Sir Havelock Allan, son the Indian mutiny
hero. He owns that the discipline of the
army is far from what it should be. and
his charges are sufficiently grave to war
rant nn inquiry. Should this bring out
the facts limited in home and foreign cor
respondence. Lord Wolseley will not be
the conquering hero the first bulletins
made him.
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During the six business days ended
with Friday the receipts of the New York
sub-treasury were sl7. 433.S72, and the
payments were si0,3O6, 1888. In spite Of
the fact that all the called bonds presented
were redeemed, the balance in the SUBJ
treasury increased during the week by
more than seven million dollars, of which
one million only was transfer of legal
tender notes from Washington. Thus the
operations of the week resulted in the alb
sorption from the money market directly
Of more than six million dollars. This
WAS caused by the antique sub-treasury
system, which is so contrived as to tighten
the money market at all times by natur-
al process, while relief can only come
from the use of artificial devices by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The President is expected at the White
House by the end of this week.
John Crogan shot and killed Thomas Ham,
mond last night in New York liquor store.
Prohibitionists in the fourth Illinois dis
trict have nominated F. B. Clandon for Con-
gress.
Parsons steam tannery at Benton, n. B.,
with machinery and stock was burned Tues
day; loss $4,000.
L. & c. J. Hope. iron importers. Montreal.
have suspended payment. Liabilities direct
$500, 900, secured indirect S350,OO0.
Mrs. Mary Pecker, widow of the late Jere-
miah Pecker, of East Concord, died Saturday.
aged 80. She was the Oldest native resident
of Concord.
The funeral of Hon. Andrew J. Clark,
president Of the New Home Sewing Machine
Co., was held at Orange, Mass, Tuesday
afternoon.
Monday forenoon VIM. Daube, of Cincin-
natl, a gardener, GO years old, shot his son.
WIN. Daube, Jr., then cut his own throat
Both are dead.
John Waldron was arrested in New York
yesterday for selling counterfeit coin and
notes. Dawes was arrested in Denver, Col,
for passing 500 bill on the Piftsburg Ma
tional Bank of Commerce..
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We do not often realize the magnitude
of the pension business. Since the war
we have paid out over $50 millions of dol
lars in pensions. and in ten years to come,
under existing laws, we shall pay out as
much more. This year the pension list
is about hundred millions. and when the
arrears get settled. we shall for some
years spend fifty million dollars annually.
The rolls bear 2s5. 695 names, of which
s,4O1 are those of widows or other de-
pendents of deceased soldiers.
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FROM BOSTON.
The New England Smelling Company In
PrecariOus Condition.

BosToE, Oct II.
The Herald says the affairs of the New
England Smelling Co.. organized under the
laws Of Maine. are in precarious condition.
brought about by the action of Bingham
Bishop, its president, who has paid forced
dividends on the stock by borrowing money
from outside parties. Some Of these loans
falling due have not been paid, and part of
the company's property has been attached
The stockholders have adopted measures to
remove Bishop from Office and investigate
the affairs of the company. The Herald says
that about two-thirds of the shareholders are
women, who suffer from the present eondi-
ton of the company's affairs.
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TIE STAR ROUTE.
The Hearing Of the Alleged Bribery
Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct II.
The case of Henry A. Bowen. which was
to be heard this morning, in Philadelphia,
has been postponed until afternoon. Bowen,
who is special agent of the department Of
justice, and who is charged by foreman Dick
son, of the star route jury, with having ap-
preached him with corrupt proposals, was
arrested on charge of violating the hotel and
inn keeper protective act. the specific charge
being on-payment of $54 board bill. 1t has
been decided to withdraw the charge against
Col. Henry A. Bowen for defrauding the
proprietor of the Great Western Hotel upon
payment of money claimed. Bowen says he
will have a statement to make this evening
in regard to the star route matters.
II. A. Bowen who was arrested yesterday
for non-payment of his board was this after
noon discharged. Attorney General Brew
ster says he has made a statement to District
Attorney Valentine regarding Dickson's
charges concerning the star route bribery
investigation, and that it has been forwarded
to the department officers at Washington.
The attorney general and district attorney
both refuse information on the subject.
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Disaster TO a Sound Steamer.

New YORK, Oct IL.
Steamer City of Worcester, of the Nor
wich line sound steamers, bound for New
London, Conn, with light cargo and 100
passengers, ran on the rocks known as the
Governors Table, opposite Hunters Point
Ferry, in East River, tonight. Freight boat
City of Norwich. of the same line, bound
for Norwich, Conn, tug Wylie and 34th
street ferry boat Suffolk County, Immediate
ly came to the disabled steamers assistance,
and the passengers were safely transferred to
this city. At the time of the accident
dense fog prevailed. Capt. Ward imme-
diately set the pumps at work and at high tide
the vessel foated and was lowed to the pub
lie dock at the foot of East oath street,
where the cargo was taken out She will
be thoroughly examined tomorrow and taken
to Erie basin for repairs. The extent of
damage cannot be ascertained until exam
ination is made.
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Congressional Nominations.

ONEIDA, n. Y, Oct II.
Charlie. r Hodes was nominated for Con-
gress by the democrats of the oath district.
SYRACUSE. Oct II.
The democratic convention OF the 9Th dis
tricr have nominated Alexander II. Davis for
Congress.
MIDpLErowN. n. Y, Oct Il.
The republicans of the 18th district have
nominated ex-senator Henry X. Law for
Congress.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct IL.
The democrats of the llth district have
nominated Oscar Edwards of Northampton
for Congress.
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HONORs FOR PRINCETON.
President Arthur Places His Son In
Princeton College.

PRINCETON, n. j.. Oct II.
Precedent Arthur and son arrived this after
noon. DR.. McCash and carriage were in
waiting at the station, and the party were
Immediately taken to President McCash's
residence. Many college students and citi
zens were at the station on arrival of train
President Arthur made his departure on the
evening train for New York. His son enters
the college of the New Jersey class of 80
President Arthur made brief address from
the steps of McCash's residence to the stu
dents. in which he said he placed great con-
idence in the Princeton College, which was
received with applause.
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EGYPT.
What Arab Has to Say-The Arrange.
mentS for His trial.

LONDON, Oct Il.
The Daily News Cairo dispatch says; In
regard to the defence of Alexandria, Arab
AYERS he acted under orders from the khe
dive. He says he continued the war after
the bombardment by order of the national
council at Cairo.
The Times says that unless proper ar
rangements are made by the Egyptian au-
thorties to secure fair trial for Arab and
his fellow leaders, it is possible the British
government will require that he be handed
back into English custody.
CAIRO, Oct Il.
Sir Edward Molet announces that the trial
of Arab and his associates will not proceed
unless they are defended by English counsel,
while the Egyptian minister has informed
Molet that he will not be responsible for the
government of the country if the English
counsel introduce a method of procedure IN
known to Egyptian courts.
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WithdraWs from the Contest.

RALEIGH, N. c., Oct II.
Hon. Orlando Hubs, sitting member, who
claimed to have been nominated by the re-
publican congressional convention of the 2nd
district, has published a card Withdrawing
from the race with his colored republican
opponent, O'Hara, who likewise claimed the
republican nomination. The card concludes
as follows; Nothing but firm belief that
continued struggle will give the district and
State to the enemy could cause my with
drawal."
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BIDDEFORD.
The striking shoemakers.

BIDDEFoRD, Oct II.
II 10 the general opinion that the shoe last
ers who struck in L. II. Days shop in this
city, yesterday, will not be successful in their
1t is reported that Mr.. Day has
been to Lewiston today and secured help with
which he intends to proceed with work. He
says he will never again hire man who is a
member of the lasters' union. Mr.. Day has
offered the strikers sl3 per week, which they
would not accept.
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WatertoWn Cattle Market.

WATERTOwN, Mass, Oct. II.
on western best quality which rance ias higher. No
advance on country cattle. sales of choice,
10 90 10 %; extra at rs 80 so; first quality AT
STORE CATrTE-working oxen per pair at 1eoe
275; mich cows and calves ut 20d48; farrow cows at
$685.; fancy cows, 50s75 yearling 7sl4; two years.
l3a25; three years 2sa45;
SwINE-Recepts 1854. Western fat, live, saao
Northern dressed hogs at IL.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts l1.134 heads.
Sales of sheep in lots At 1854 50 each
extra so as rs or 2x5c; spring lambs 4ia5i; veal
alves SAIL.
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FROM UTAH.
n srmon Office Holders Turning Over the
O6ces.
SALT LAKE CITY. Oct H.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct IL
The county officers Of Pinte county turned
over the offices to the appointees of the gov
ernor under the Hoar amendment. The
county has large Gentle element. The
city officers of Corrinne, also turned over
the offices to the governors appointees. In
all other cases incumbents have refused to
give possession. ] st night man Was ar
rested on complaint of his neighbors, for CO.
habitng with more than one woman. He WAS
about to start mission. The case was heard
TODAY before the commissioner.
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The matrimonial insurance societies
which sprung up so numerously through
out the country short time ago have gen.
orally proved to be frauds of the worst
description. A dupe writes letter to the
Memphis Appeal explaining the modus
operandi Of the swindle. which may be
explained in word by saying that it is a
shrewd plan to put money in the pockets
of the organizers.
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Yellow Fever.
BROWNSVILLE, Oct

BROWNSVILLE, Oct II.
strict quarantine has been established at
Port Bag lad against all vessels arriving from
Vera Cruz and other places infected with
cholera Two deaths from fever occurred in
Matamoras in the past twenty -four hours, and
one death here. Cases of fever now existing
are few and obscure. Surgeon Murray just
in from the Gordon reports all well along the
line.
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It is stated that the Mormons in Neva-
da are doing what they can to defeat Mr..
Cassidy. the democratic representative
from that State, because he made speech
in favor Of the present anti-Mormon law.
in which he assailed the institution and its
leaders in a most vigorous manner. Dir.
Cassidy is one Of the few democrats in
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The New York World does not view
the prospect of democratic majority in
the next Congress with ''unmixed hilari-
ty.,' There is fearful looking for of
laundering, which may upset the demo
cratic applicant for 1884.
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An Important Arrest.

New YORK, Oct IL.
John waldron was charged before the U.
S. Commissioners Court. held today, with
dealing in counterfeit standard dollars. The
accused sold quantity of counterfeit stand
ard dollars to . secret service officer last
night. The officer learned that Waldron was
disposing of spurious coin, and wormed him
self into Waldron's confidence, with the
above result. The latter was committed for
examination He said he came from Boston
but would give no account of himself
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Read busting the Municipal Debt.

NEwARk, Oct IL.
A conference of the bondholders Of Rah-
way was held in Newark yesterday. The
bondholders submitted a proposition to com
pute interest and principal Of the debt to
Nov LIST. at per cent, and to accept bonds
payable in IS years or sooner at the option of
the city, the bonds to draw interest for the
6rst two years at two per cent, and after that
at four per cent. The Railway authorities
agreed to accept the proposition and to rec
ommend its adoption to the common council.
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When publicly testified that l had been
cured of a terrible skin humor by the Cuti-
cura Remedies, did so that others might be
cured, and do not regret the time given to
answering inquiries. Hon. William Taylor,
Boston.
Catarrh.-Relief in five minutes in every
case; gratifying, wholesome relief beyond a
money value. Cure begins from first fppli-
cation, and is rapid, radical and permanent.
Ask for Sanford's Radical Cure. Complete
for 81. oct-tW&S& vim
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Miss Chamberlain, the Ohio beauty who
outshone all the professional beauties in
London last season, is well known in
Washington. She visited the capital two
years ago as the guest of Mrs. Parsons,
the daughter Of ex-Justice Swain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-18

The electric light is in less forward
condition than its admirers hoped year
ago. The boom in electric light shares in
London has been succeeded by the omi-
nous fact that the corporation has reduced
the number Of street lights, last winters
experiments having failed to give salts
faction.
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Supreme Court.

BELFAST, Oct II.
The October term of the Supreme Court
for Waldo county, Judge Symonds presiding,
commenced Tuesday. One hundred and
ninety-eight old actions are on the docket.
and 81 marked for trial The term probably
will be short