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HpIced MonntnIn chic.

To the yolk OF Eve eggs, we'll beaten, add
one cup sugar, one.half cup butter, one.half
cup sweet milk, one teaspoontul ground Gin.
namon, one grated nutmeg, then the whites
Of two eggs well beaten, one and q half Guns
aour having 1t in one measure "BanneF'
Baking Powder; bake In Jelly cake pans.
when cold spread each layer With an Icing
made OF the whites Of three eggs beaten stiH
and one and q half cups powdered sugar.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
AHKIVAL or TBGISS'

Duly G1Clpt SUNDAY,
tsteueenyille AccommodA tion.-Thls train dur.
Ing The day passes backward and forward between
at the sherman House, EtnAyllle, West Wheeiing
and Gravel Hill "4SSAAHs
MANllop Accommodation
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cARBuNK1Ea, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc, posi-.
lively cured without the aid OF a knife or
poultiee, by using Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt Rheum, Ery.
spelas, Soft and liberated CoEns, Chilblains
ETC., 1t has never failed 70 cure. For sale BY
Logan & Co, nav
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HOTEL AkRIYALs.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

NJ :HawlCy, Manchester. Backcn. GAINESVILLE,
:; v. Deveaux, Ohio z. X. Crymbe, i. NIB.
M. English 4 wife, Ohio. James Murray. county.
JRs. Partially, Detroit. J. Bravaker, Kalamazoo,
Geo. Gray, city. WV Wyley, FNirmOnt.
). l. WILEY. FairmOnt W. 7, Bond, fAirnont.
Z. SHERWOOD, Hancock co. J. r. Smith, city.
4 X. Riley waSh'tOn, DC. ". s, StOtsbCTy, Grafton
v. Jones & vile LittctOn. C. L. Freeman, COLUMBUS
IhoS, Shields, PhiladelA. ". L. Ong. city.
Mis- J. ScMhhDn. RAcjne. j. GuyeS, buffalo.
y; KilEorc, Pittsburgh. ". s. Mitchell, Columbus
4. d. Diehl, Cincinnati, F. Fisher, Baltimore,
Jas. Jams. Thornton, Nj. J. P. Byern, New York.
4 8. Lane, Baltimore. Z. ". shAlfCtoSs, city.
q. Mcclure, Cleveland. A.J.BlanChRtd, Cleveland
!. C.EdWlrds Pittsburgh. A EClOvls. lOliytOwn, IN
Amos Hall, New York. Elias Jones, Toledo.
GS. Peddicorl Baltimore H. C. Moore, Pittsburgh.
Z. L. koernto, Pittsburgh. J. Il ryies iitlieton
II. s. Doxey, New York. J, J. Painter, Pittsburgh.
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SEIeHBoRmooD NEWS.


,,.s5 =
John Wallace CHM, who has been In
Indiana Tor some weeks, IS home again.
Last fail II was announced that several
saloons had been started in the First ward.
Now there are continual rows and disturb
aTices there.
There was great falling off in the attend.
Rnce at some OF the schools on Tuesday, when
those pupils who had not been yaccinated
were sent home. In some rooms more than
half Of the pupils were dismissed and ans
after all that has been aid about yaes J
Tho Nr,oontb rrt,,.,.,r,, - A.. ,,.I,t,,1
NJ NJ ard NJ iem pat,s,, ~ ~, se o TSaa
nv them and tbeir IrIsnJs I'M os,.s,si
wedding, Tuesday evening, at their house On
Thirty-stxtii street. Mrs, Battelie wore the
dress she wore rs bride.
can anu oro ,oil hos, ,,,.,,,, ,,,,,.. -, 49,,
had 1Iin:Is Ton,,S CsI,n vi 4, w p hIse
i%telvS And now S"st az 49, ~ n sntsnt',
ann5pnceS j,s SrtaStIor ~ ,1se'ont, sV svTa;,
Nighis In RAJ Pon,,, oIo1 s,,,,at x
thst advertise for Tie weoE LoW ~ WI
njsys ,,Variatv's tha varv S,,,Coot ~, Sues'
~ Ns.s si''See. us,
nv horssn,Sn ~ tata 10 tSa si'ts la.e,s
save th0rnsSivSo SroH, ~ ~
"h"nts 1Ti o,tsn ~ sne I ~ toaeS 1sss
!" n,,,ch Shnr,o. M NY Ia'tOa9 E WU.
Wbasljae and botwsar sSa S,eoI, a a.n m W.,
Eiseis On the n n s'S .s sS0y H. ya. y ani
nISces ushere Il Il pSsct;csS ,rhS,p ,.iIi ~
," ssi .s,, 5rs he 1870 anste VIII pe
'sN'- .S' '' =, 'etS ao'ie aay'
II seems mat the City Council, In order to
9et . pIlnBe over the battl1nofe y ONO tracks
~ belmont street. must lover the tracks If
teen inches, and the cost OF doing this, with
out y. masking suauen slope IN any part Of the
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NOTICE.

COUNTY BOARD OF EoUAiil
~ TloNANp APPEALS.
To all I1Om Il May Concern:
Take notice that the Board Of Equuliua
and Appeals Of Ohio county will comma
their sitting MONDAY, JANUARY .. ID
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ. All ptar
having petitions referred to this Board ss,
quired to appear, and any Others having
business relating to their taxes for tbhy
attend, as this Board meets but once a ys
By order Of the Board of Commissions
jas JAS. II. QUARTER Cle
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Monday night about nine o'clock, n man
was found lying in an insensiblO state OF
drunkenness, between this place and Mr..
Andrew Henderson's, about one mile east OF
here, on the National pike. 1t was very cold
and was showing, and the unfortunate man
no doubt would have frozen TO death II be
had not been discovered by some passers.by,
who took care Of him aud got him sobered
I'm.
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The unprecedented demand for Dr.. Balls
Cough Syrup has had the effect Of bringing
out numerous similar remedies; but the peo.
pie are not so easily induced to make a trial
Of the new article, when they value the old
and reliable onc-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Foa constipation in children, don't force
them TO swallow castor oil; try Denig's Worm
Syrup. A full dose ut night, followed by a
smaller one In the morning, will do more
good than the oil, and will be readily taken,
because pleasant.
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IT was only shorttime ago that a young
woman about to become u mother swore out
n warrant before Squire Caldwell, charsinga
young man with being the father OF her I'm.
b1rn child. When the case came to trial II
was found that there was no baStartiy law in
this State owing to the revisions OF Tie coun.
~ court law. "A case now comes from Full.
ton, in which n young and pretty sir.
teen year old Swiss girl, daughter
OF respectable parents, who have been living
in Fulton but a.short time, has become The
victim of ayonng fellow named Gardiner.
Finding that she had loved not wisely int
too well she begged Gardiner TO marry her.
This he refused to do, although she promised
to leave him Us soon as she should procure
bGr marriage certificate. He cruelty Fefaked.
and boasted that there was no law IN the
State to make him do 80, Our Lesis|ators
could do no better than to make a law 10
punish these parties.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 1S.-1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
and fair weather, falling barometer, variable
winds, mostly from south to west.
For the Lake Region, slightly warmer and
partly cloudy weather, light snow in the
northern portion, south to westerly winds,
lower barometer.
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II HAVE given St. Jacobs Oil trial on
sores and fresh wounds Of horses, and find It
to relieve the soreness in a few hours. |
deem it valuable to all owners of horses,n-
says Mike Goodinr Esp, Of the Belmont Driv.
ing Park, Montgomery county, Pa.
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/ STRONGLY recommend The use Of Fellows
Compound Syrup Of Hyphophosphltes 10
allwho suffer IN any way from the disease
OF weakness OF the LRngE, Bronchial FabeS
and general debility. j. II. W, soott, N. D..
Gagetoyn, NIB. MwFaw
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ouico. Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street.
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wELsBuRu,

Merchants complain little Of the dullness
that usually follows the holidays.
Our manufacturing establishments are all
in full operation with plenty Of orders ahead.
Mr. Geo. W. Lazear, of Morgantown, w.
Va, is in town, having been summoned here
owing to theserious illness OF his mother,
There has been but little sickness hero this
winter. One or two cases OF typhoid fever
are reported. James Matthews, late of
Hamilton, ,McGrannahan & Matthews, Of
Wheeling, has the fever.
House building continues. Two new
frame dwellings are being erected on Com.
merce street. Several buildings that were
commenced late in the fall are being pushed
to completion as fast as the weather will per-
nit.
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Singing, smarting, irritation OF the urina.
~ passages, diseased discharges, cured by
"BuohupaIba.n Druggists. Depot Laughlin
Bros. & Co., Wheeling.
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Our readers will not be so very foolish that
they will ALLOW themselves to be deceived with
anew cough syrup when theyihaye experience
ed the value Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for
many wears,
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CALL and see our fine Hats, Bonnets
Feathers, Flowers, and Ribbons, Far below
cost. A. c. HUBBARD,
1858 Main street
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CALL and see our Handkerchief at 8 cents,
Hose at IS cents Zephyr at cents an ounce,
and GLOVES at cents. A. G. HUMANE,
1888 Main street
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DIOR SALE OR RENT THE TWO.
H STORY brick dwelling, corner Twenty.thfd
and Water streets Possession giy0n on short n0IiFS
Apply 10 HlNRY K. LIST All
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, us observed at sChncpFs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
7AS. lgM.SF. MIN l7A.Ml2M.SR.M
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SALT RHETW.
PSORIASIS.

IISULIASlSs
Il. < Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, n. y. cured Of
the Cutcura ResOlYent CbloOd puriHCr) Internally
and cGticHFa and cHtieuR eoap {the great bkft
curcsl externally. The most wonderful case on
record Cure certified to before Justice Of the peace
and prominent citizens. All afflicted with itching
and Scay diseases should send to US for this testi
mOnIal In full
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CONF and sec our Buttons, Laccs CorsetS
Ties, Collars and OH endless variety OF No
tons. A, @. HUBBARD,
1n58 Main street
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UTANTED "A GOOD FARNSp 3
w work OF rent q good farm for dSiry Y
Of D, Y. PARsHALL, three miles west o,IaSll
port, Belmont county, Ohio. W III
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Boy your Boots and Shoes at L. V. Blends,
No. l1J5 Main street,
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dor sALE-BU6GIEs, pHAETONS
II and Wagons Now Il the time for barIIss
Also iinb Dnif Hnrses for sale. J. W, FRRKElI
Cor Main and Twentieth streets NH
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IT you want to buy good pair Of Boots
and Shoes, go to L. V. Bonds, 1875 Main
street.
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SKIN DISEASE.

FH. Drake, EsQ,, Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond
on his hands, head and face, and nearly siFCyed
his eyes The most careful docorinE failed 10 HELM
him. and after all had failed he used the CutIcura
ReSolvent (hlo9d putiner) internally CutIcura and
vas cured, and has remained perfectly well 10 this
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Or HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for bettor
remedy. Williams Indian Pile ointment l.
Assure cure Tor Piles paw
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the usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
wv Germ wants business man IN NJ wa
dollars Necessary To pay iOt goods oil delitss n
otden have been ECeutOd for the ame II "
month profit guaranteed. The most HSs,l n
TeBsigatloa solicited! A. 9. ARNOLD & tNR y.
BtOa1WRy New York W 70
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FoR aALE.N

Nor SALE BOILER AND ENGINE
E Can BE- seen Of WN. YARDY's, No. 1872 Nam
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sPEYER BROS. place on their counters
to-day $50 slightly soiled COrsets costing
from so cents to SO 90, at the remarka.
bly, low price Of % cents pair. To Sc.
cure pair you must come early.
Respectfully,
SPEfER BROS.
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wANTEp,

W7ANTED-A GIRL WHO i;SHs.
wv sFANps cooking and gSn0nl b Sspts
Enquire q No. O fonEteenLh street 'N''Sct
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Atil package OF "BLAcK.DRAueHT"
free of charge.
For sale by Logan & Co,
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For sale by Logan & Co.
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DOR RENT-THAT VERY DEsIRA.
II BILE Country Residence on the National
Road, lately occupied by VIM. +. Hubbard, Bq
For terms apply 20 JOHN REID. staA
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Opera House-"Big Blunders."
Two Sound Mules Wanted.
Two CanvasSerS Wanted.
Brick Dwelling for Rent.
steubenyllle, Ohio, Female Seminary.
Steamer Buckeye State.
Commissioners Sale of South Wheeling
Property.
Brick House for Rent.
Opera House-carl Hermann and Edouard
Hermann.
Opera House-Hnyerly's Famous strategist
Special Notice to Ladics-Head of local.
Lady Assistant Wanted-Head OF local.
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FOR RENT.

GOOD ROOMS TO LET-WELL FUR.
VI NLsHED, with or without board, a. parties
wish. Cor Main and Twentieth streets J. "
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NORN WANTED,

CoRN WANTED.
The highest market price paid for vhlau
yellow corn.
Wheeling Grape Sugar and Refining Com.
pany. A.c. EGERTER
ia4 Secretary.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-15

n band of sheep, the first instaIment
of 10000 from California, passed
through Green River on Monday.
The herd purchased by Sturgis. Good.
all & Co, of Sheidlty, Walker. u Co.,
included all Of the latter firms Wyo-
oming cattle, but none of its Nebraska
herd.
And now comes the outline OF a cat
tie transfer which lays over all the
others in Importance and the sum in
yolved, which is put up at $3.50, 600.
The parties interested are Cheyenne
people.
VIM. Tweed, OF Red Canon, shipped,
a few days ago, from Point of Rocks
station, car load of wool for the
eastern market. Robert Taylor, OF
Antelope Springs, shipped from Bitter
Greek station Oh the 9th inst. one car
load of wool to Boston, also one car
load to San Francisco. Robert 1'aylor's
average is lO4 pounds per head. Mr..
Taylor has already marketed 1,4OO
lambs. The California sheep shearers
are now shearing the band Of sheep be-
longing to Messrs. Lawrence " Mat
thews. Cobe Van Andel drove them
down to Sage crceki When they finish
Matthew'S flock they arc going up to
Pacific Springs to shear John Lohoar's
band of two Observation-Disclosures
Gazette.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-15

The RACEs.-Yesterday's races
were as interesting as the preliminary
arrangements promised, although being
rather one sided it lost the interests of
sharp competition. However, rs far
as pretty, uubrOken trotLing goes, it
was a very foe exhibition. Teaser Won
three straight heats in fine shapa,
the best time being 2:355.
IN the running race We're several en-
tries, but II. IL. Ellis Bessie carried OF
the money easily, display ing excellent
racing qualities and promising under
favorable circumstances II fine record.
Best time, 81.
To MONT Fritz will entertain our
citizens with his dialect, idiosyncrucies
and songs, developed in "a pretty little
story, set in original scenery and acted
by artists.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-15

There is a feature connected with
Cheyenne that few have given that
consideration it probably deserves. 1t
is nothing more or less Than our locali-
ty as a summer resort. That the place
possesses remarkable inducements in
this respect should be patent to the
most casual observer. Situated as We
are two thousand feet above all the sur
rounding country, except the noun
famous region, the cool isothermal
summer line reaches low down to US,
making the nights enjoyable in the
heated term and giving us a sulubrious
air through the day. But then some
one may ask, why is not this state of
things taken advantage OFF" The
question is easily answered. We have
not thrown out the necessary induce
ments. Where can be found a more
eligible spot for a summer hotel than on
some of the rises which surround the
lake at the end of Seventeenth street?
Or IL that is not desirable, why could
not some other eligible spot near the
other lakes be utilized? One serious
difficulty is, our often unacceptable
water. But by the aid of capital, en-
ergy and determination, the best of
water by means of a sluice could be
brought from the mountains and that
difficulty would be overcome. That
the idea is practicable, feasible and
profitable, should be clear to the most
undiscerning mind. Eastern Nebras-
ka and Kansas are acknowledged TO be
roasting pits in the heated term, and
there is a large class there who. il once
made to realize the immunity they
could enjoy from heat in so aerial a
place as Cheyenne, they would not be
true to the instincts of human nature if
they did not take advantage of it. Mag
nificent drives that are never muddy,
easy access to magnificent scenery,
away from the rude iostle of a surplus
population, an Italian sky and per-
enmal zephyrs 1--WE except the March
nor westers) to fan and give bloom to
the cheek, what could be more entic-
ing. or who could make it better! The
reply to all this might be given that the
mountains of Colorado are resorted to
already, and people coming thus far
would go to those. But eastern exper-
fence proves that such resorts are not
always taken advantage of. There are
a large class who love the delights of
country mixed with semi-city life
and where could that be better found
than in Cheyenne?
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X0Tr.<.

The Fort Collins city hall is flushed.
Potatoes are to be plenty aud cheap
in the Centennial state this year.
Rev. Gilbert de Ia Matyr, of Indiana,
late a congressman, is visiting Denver.
A Pueblo cripple, Frank II. Crank,
was robbed of 81, A. on "Wednesday,
while asleep.
Hon. j. Beltord writes that large
numbers of eastern people will visit the
Denver exposition.
L. T. Kussman, Of the Omaha house,
Denver, has disappeared, leaving nu-
merOus debts and a wife and two chill
dren behind.
J. W. Barrow, lately brought Will
Hall from Gunnison county to Kiowa
for horse stealing. Now tho young
man has ta'en away this old mans
daughter, and, true, he has married
her.
The Fort Collins Evening Courier
calls a halt on the progress Of immor-
ality in that place. 1t thinks b Magda,
lene society will 500 be neelied and
asks if any religious society of the
place has the nerve to light the gam
bling houses.
The murderer of Pearman bias been
captured. The plump little LADY,
who was loved by both men is still in
Walsenburg, where the murder took
place, and a newspaper correspondent
says half the men in the county are des-
perately in love with her. 1t viii be re
membered she had three husbands.
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THE A SIDE.
Deed. OF Those Who Love Darkness
Rather Than Light.

\ Horse THIEF IN LIMBo.-Depu-
ty Sheriff Will Hosford returned yes
terday from Green River whittier he
had been to apprehend a man charged
with a horse stealing scrape of some
two years standing. The fellow goes
by the name of Strickland and is the
chap, or alleged to be, who ran off
some of r. s. Van Tassell's stock from
his ranch, nearly or quite two years
ago. At the tiihe one Of Mr.. Van
Tassell's men tried to round up the fell
low and the horses, but Strickland
stood him OFF successfully and made
away with the stock.
A short time since the whereabouts
of the fugitive were learned and he was
arrested by a stock inspector on the
Oregon Short line and brought to Green
River, from whence Deputy Sheriff
| Hosford escorted him hither.
PERFECTLY SaooKINo.-An inmate
of one of the fancy houses in the west
ern part of the city was brought before
Justice Bean yesterday for examination
upon the charge of indecent exposure
to the extent that the m0dUS operandi
of her nefarious trade was witnessed
through an uncurtained window by
passers by, as alleged in the complaint.
The case was adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning, when the the ''unco'
guide" may wish that they we're lawyers
for the nonce.
A PSEUDO WILLIAM TKLL.-About
Z O'Clock Wednesday morning two men
belonging to a gang Of Oregon Short
line laborers were sitting in front of a
saloon on Main street, Green River,
when one of them pulled his revolver
from its sheath and shot his companion
through the head, killing him instantly.
The murderer stood and looked at his
prostrate victim for "a moment and
then started on a run for an outfit car
standing on a side track. Reaching
this he secured a carbine and declared
he would kill any and everyone who
attempted to arrest him. After stand
ing off the ofacer for ONE time, he
finally gave himself up and was Jailed.
He claims that the shooting was an
accident; that he and the man he shot
were partners and were drunk together
the night before; that be took a notion
while they were sitting together that
morning to shoot through his partners
hat lust for a joke" His hand wasn't
very steady after his spree and instead
of hitting the top of the tile, the ball
entered the band and crashed through
his friends skull. His story is gene.
rally believed, as the two men were
know to be friends. The dead man
was buried Wednesday afternoon at 5
O'Clock. He leaves a wife and family.
-Boomerang.
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Among the army orders issued at
Washington on Thursday was one re-
lieying Brig. Gen. George Crook Of the
command of the department of the
Platte and assigning him to the COM
mand of the department of Arizona.
Gen. Crook has been in this depart
ment since 1875, and during the period
Of his command here has had much to
do with shaping the course of events
in the territory. When he took COM
mand of the department the Indians
had almost the free run of the northern
part of it, were generally hostile to the
whites, and were at war one tribe with
another. The general had previously
well won the title of a successful Indian
fighter, but he showed himself also a
most capable Indian %paciicator. He
even demonstrated the possibility of
employing as scouts in Il wild country
a body of braves from half a dozen
warlike tribes inimical to one another.
The possibility of the rapid settling up
of the middle and northern Wyoming
is due to the cessation of Indian raids,
aud Gen. Crook did his part of the
work we'll in causing them to cease.
The general will take away with him
the friendly wishes of many of the
citizens of Wyoming, and they will
generally regret his departure. The
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him in Arizona to win richly deserved
promotion will reconcile his friends to
his departure from Wyoming.