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ten guarantee 10 return tie money AZ the
tfestmsnt does not effect a cure. Guar intee~
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~ 81 Cheyenne, Wyo. Fer. Orders by mail
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$500 Reward

We win pay the above reward for any case
LiVer Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache, Indigestion, Constipation Costiveness
cannot cure with Vests Veg table Liver
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piled with. They are purely Vegetable, and
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BETWEEN the cowboys and Apaches,
Colorado and New Mexico, fill any birth
of news with reports of ranch robbing
and lawlessness sufficiently exciting for
the ordinary border romance reader.
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GARIBALDI's popularity is apparently
far from being IN the evane. The an
nouncement that he will proceed to
Naples from Capreta, as soon as his
health will permit, is the signal for a
general enthuse among his admirers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-21

THOSE A. Cook financial secretary Of
the Union republican club of Phila-
delphia has failed to make his DIR. and
Or. balance in his club accounts and
has resigned. The mount of the de-
felt is not known.
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LANCASTER England furnishes a hor-
rible addition TO the crime record of the
year, in the unprovoked murder by an
infurated if prominated man, of sever
al members of his family circle. In
.,-stu
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-21

THE friends Of Gen. Carr mark rs
absurd, any attempt to shift the respon-
sibility of his recent arrest upon the
president instead of his division com
mander; and. we are lead to infer that
it is o the result of some official jeal-
ousy than Of intentional transgression.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-21

THE recently introduced French
measure in regard to tne importation
of meats will practically result in the
free admission of American sailed
meats to a French market.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-21

ANOTHER pititul story comes of Mrs.
Lincoln's lamentable physical condition.
These reports are made and denied so
frequent that the people begin to look
upon them as advertising lodges.
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A POLICE magistrate of Dublin has
decided that he has no jurisdiction over
parties under the orders Of his superiors.
A convenient way of shifting RESPONSE
bility.
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Rates Of Advertising.

No Advertisement 4nss-fsdy for les, nanNsy
cents.
DAILY LEADKN all transient advertise
ments 10 cents per line, NonPariel, each In
Eertiou; @ insertions eight cents per line; 20
ineeytionG 5 cents per line.
Local Notices., per line. bourgeois. each
insertion, 10 cents per line % insertions )
cents per line.
WELL LEADER, all transient advertise
ments IS cents per line, nrst insertion; one
month, % cents per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year S cents par Lima
+. A. REED. Business Manager
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PHILADELPHIA advices inform us OF
the purchase of the steamship Vader-
land with the intention of making an
experiment of transporting petroleum
in bulk.
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GERMANY has made a large approp-
priation for the sustainance Of a repre-
sentative at the Vatican.
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CHICAGO is slightly going for its but
ter imitation. Three butterine dealers
were fined Thursday.
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BUT one new case of smallpox was
reported in New York, Thursday.
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IN New York the land league fund
receipts Thursday amounted to $780,
coo.
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TROUBLES in Algiers and Morocco
continue.
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In Hoboken, Thursday, there were
eight cases where disease striker wo-
men suffered premature child birth.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900.


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For further Information, write clearly. Civ
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Real Estate Bought and Sold.
Property sold on reasonable commits.
sion. J. c. BAIRD.
sept20m6
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The particular attention of The Public
Is called to the fact that the entire number.
Of the Tickets for each Monthly Dratcing
IS sod, and consequently all the Prizes in
each drdtcfng are sold and drdpn and
paid.
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SATURDAY, JAN. 81, 1882.
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A. 81 G. Bitters are the best. For
by Dare 81 Collins, successors to
Addoms Il Glover. AL
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DAILY, on5 year. in advance~~-.~---slo0o
per month, ".---...'.-'' LV9
WEEKLY one year, in adyHnce..--..--. $50
- .-a.tNa - ~ "a
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I4Ith MONTHLY DRAWING.
Louisiana State Lottery COMFY

incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by The
LegtsiatIre for educational and oharitab e
purposes-with n capital Of 81 900, 600 To which
added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made n part of the present
State Constitution adopted December 2ud,A a.
d. 1879.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will
take place monthly. II neUer scnIps or p5st.
pones. Look Mt the following distribution.
r.nrr.r nn,,H
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paDLIshed DAILY s.esp, Monday

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Eecoad eLGG matter.
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All the drawings Will hereafter be und or
the exclusive supervision and. control of
GENERA Is @. r. BEA UREGARD and
JUBAL a. EARLY.
a SPLENDID OPPO RTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DI3-
TRIBUTIoN, CLASS Il, at NEW ORLEANS.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, March q, 1SS2.
At the close OF business today United states bonds had
been redeemed at the Treasury follows: Under the
1O5th call. s19653 $50; 1O6th call $17s5i,l50, and
under the lG7th call, Sl,706,jO0.
The Secretary ofthe Navy decided TO send the train
ing ships Portsmouth and Saratoga for summer cruise
in European waters. They will start from Newport r.
l., early In April and Will be absent about hNc Hohns
Mr.. Scovile has submitted to Distrct-AttOrncy Cork
hill the bill OF exceptions IN the Guteau ease. Up to the
present time nothing has been received to indicate ta
General Iutcr will enter the case as counsel ior tue w
sassin.
The President to-day sent message to the Senate NOM
mating Charles Ewers Of Michigan to he United states
Consul at Windsor, Ontario and withdrawing the nom
nation Of James Swords, OF the Dl.tlct OF CollDl
as Consul at Cadiz.
Mr. West, of New York, introduced in the House to-day
resolution providing that the Secretary Of the Treasury
shall be directed TO suspend all action under his decision
declaring Apollinars water natural water until the
question involved may he determined hy further csla
tiOn or judicial proceedings.
The Treasury Department to-day informed VI on
attempt at smuggling Of large quantity of opium on
the steamship City of Toxic, through the port of San
Francisco. When the offenders were arrested thcy or
fered give the whole quantity "f opium and the sum
OF $4,000 in addition, 70 be released.
The hill introduced by Representative Hardy 'To pro-
vide for the erection OF new Assay Occ In the City Of
York." constitutes the Secretary of the Treasury the
Director of the Mn and the superintendent of the As
say Oaice, Of New-YorE commission under whose dl,
rectiOn the proposed building shall he constructed ana
apprOpriates 100000 for the purpose.
The Treasury Department has Issued circu9r 10 the
effect that on and atr March 10 the fee of - per
100 bushels heretofore exaccd for asceranug the du
a5le quantity of sal will not he collected. In eases
where duabc weight quantity Of salt is required
to be aSccrtaucd at the exp Of the owner agent or
cOnsgncc only the actual expense incurred In such
vice will be charged and collected
Hereafter Uni,ed States notes, silver certificates and
fractional notes cquallng exceeding three-ffhs Of
their original proportions rcdeemable at their full
face value Fragments o United states notes. silver GER
thcaes and fractional notes each constituting clearly
Oncha hut less than threcifths rcdecmable at one
half the full face value. Fragments OF less han half
are redFemable only when accompanied by an affidavit
stating that the missing portion has Decn totally de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRTBUSE.I

ALBANY, March 6.-The session of the Leg
iature TO night unmarked by any noteworthy incl
dent In the Assembly there was short debate over
Mr. Chamberans bill prohibiting the coloring Of oleo-
margarine Mr. AlvoTd expressed the opinion that IL
unconstitutional but his practice IN the courts being
limited the Assembly took Mr.. Chamberain's Judgment
instead aud ordered the b i'll To a third reading.
In the senate special committee OF the last senate
consisting of Senators Pitts WOOdin and Fowler pre-
sented report the sult OF their recent examination
of the management Of the insane ums In the state.
The report was referred
The Senate Committee repons that II has
visited most Of the Insane asylums Of the
state and has examined many witnesses.
It estimated that in Egypt there Is one lunac for
7ISl In Engand, I'm 1880, there w0s one lunaiic 10
every 357 persons. IL il Thought that IN this state
there are, in asylums and out OF asylum. not far
from $4,000 muat.cs IN population of 3,OO0'QOO,
increase Of in auity is more rapid than that
of population, especially among the poor IL is becom-
moderately insane Is ncreas an 50 Is the percentage
OF functional nervous disorders that do not belong to In
sanity proper and allied To II. The committee
hold that We are very far behind Great Britain In
of experience, with u.s. have not been prop
clly systcmaiiLcd and organized We are behind
Europe In not having Central supervising Lunacy
Commission. oar aHylms are too expensive, and there
l. much the palace and the hotel ana too little OF
the home and The hospital about them Too t'c Opp0r-
tunity H given 10 the patients 10 labor. In
the Opilion Of the committee central state
supervision would aid much IN getting officers
aad attendants out OF the rut widca lOng-c0n-
tnued habit and service have formed, aud would tend
to alay the disru-t felt by the people Tue mechanical
ueused with. At least S2OOU,OOO might nave been
saved the state in the last twenty years had there
been intelligent supervision, II Is uuwise 10 establish
small local asyiums. The committee makes no recon-.
m .
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RrP0RTS OF TRUST COMPANIES

ALBANY, March 6.-The following is an alb
stract of the Official emanuual reports of the trust COM
pauies IN New-YOrk and Brooklyn made 10 the Bank
Superintendent showing their condition January 1.
They hold deposits la trust Of l6 and general
deposits OF S26 D. aud have aggregate
of 5j7 o. the capital invested being In round
figures $lI 100000:
United states Trust Company Resources. s35,0sl,-
40l -.
Union Trust COupaDy-ResOurces Sl3,396,Ss2 II.
Equitable trust Company, of New-LOndon, COnn.-Re-
sources $G0l39J0 40; OF assets liabilities,
SIS295l A.
2SI o..
Brooklyn Trust Company-Resources SL2l5,l67 10.
Farmers Loan and Trust Company Resources
Sl4,6s0.l2j %; excess OF over liabilities,
S253,9O9 81.
Central rust Company-Resources, 81 .453.O4l 81.
Mercantile Trust COmplnyResources, SS,53l,3SS O1.
The Ncw-IOlk Life Insurance aud Trust Company
X esOurCes ~ $50 AZ; excess VI assets over
liabilities, Sal Js9 90.
Real Estate Trust Con upany-Resources SS3o.776 S5.
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ELECTION.S ~ MINE.

PORTLAND March 6.-The vote for Mayor
in this city resulted in choice,
being as follows: Libby (Repj. 2,719; FDeer-
ing (Cltizcns' and DEM, 2,259; Lttlehed
UcmpJ 14s3 scattering, A. The Republicans
elect all the school committee, five Aldermen and four
teen Councilmen aud the Democrats elect Alderman
and six COuncilmen There election for one
Alderman and one Councilman
The city Of Haowell elects James H. Leigh (RepD
Mayor by 252 majority, and the straight Republican
ticket I'm every ward result not attained in that city
for many years
Lewiston, March G.-Davld Farrar Rep) is elected
Mayor over Garceon Fusion by vote Of ,34s TO 800
The Republicans elect Aldermen and the Democrats q
The Republicans elect Councmcn in four wards and the
Democrats in two.
in Auburn. Gcor-c S. Woodman (RepJ us elected Mayor
Y "A small minority
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eOIrTU AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

PANAMA. Feb. 2j.-Ncws from the South
Pacific Itn,efh her unimp mportau Amcct!ng IS reported
to have taken place in Lima oo.iEe toward the organ
ization of new Government, Of which Pi'rola VIII
De n prominent member. Dr. Antonio Arenas is spoken
Of for the Presidency An executive committee was
eppointed to arrange prclmiuaIics to start great
popular movement in favor of new ana strong Adhhi'
tration II is composed of the following members all
.tr.,p, men in political circles: Dr. Arenas, Mr.
pieroa. CAPTAIN Garcay Garcia and Mcssrs. Layaue,
FOrrco and Ala.co. -, III, 49,. ,,,,,. ,i
t of the documents in connection with the Cochet ana
audrrau claims against the Peruvian Government nave
brru found am NJ archives OF r Falice; lheS AIc
IA ic nuhli-ucd and interesting revelations aIo
consequently promised. Cr.u..
The whDc department OF Yea IA now under ChlIah
control and business is sumins ts WHntel acullN.
No bo. nat breu captured. Colonel del Caut0, now
commanding the Chitn forces IN the Nuuey oi Juiu,
r.n0rts an engagement with detached lO1cc OF
prr.,,-pns in which the latter were rou. .d.
1he United steamship Adams Il al Caii"o' aI5o
he sturcshp onward.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE HUDSON RIVER OPENED,
Lnrch film rlNtr Is Oven from NeW-l \ OF

TIE HUDSON RIVER OPENED.
Troy March G.--Ihr river Is open from Ne"-lork
TO this city. .-.
DELAWARE AND HARITAN CANAL OPENED. g,
EORDFNTOWN. y j., March 6.-i he DrlaNdIe ana
Rarltau Canal Was opened today for navigation
THE FIRST Cotton FACTORY.
MnNTGoNiTRY March G.-N0ri- was arr "a IN me
Adam, factory o'clock This afternoon lhs Is the
flr,t venture OF jht Kind IA this 'liy
LEASE OF 4 HOTEL
Love RpANCU arciG.-l he Rowland House has
lea se for i.c year. y. H. Barry or Uc Glentn d"
tc e lork Barry has a-' pui'ha''h 'ie I'I '4e
4 WATERLOO VErIEAN PENSIoNED.
TRoY March 6.-ihc British Government mas
granted pension 10 William AthahIer oI uo''I'-o' "'O
served under Wcllingt at Waterloo.
EXPLOSION ~ \ GAs-HOUsE.
SVurrsRAplF Penn. March G.-An explosion at
,l M hosr Tins at ruo1n Demolished tAc rnr structure
% is estimated At 10000 Ihtlcau't Oi ihc eAPOalOh
is unknOWn -.......--. ,,,...,.,.,,,.,
GENERAL GRANT TRANSFERRING PROPERTY
n%G IinANCU. March G.-Ihe property "1 cX-
p,.icnt A. : Grant hlbef0n, has Dec" lThlcItt 20
i y Mr.. Julia Dent Grant. iIho cohslue'dt'h h'uied
A COLLEGE TO BE CONTINUED
WuNINGTuN, Del. March G.-N llllam fright inc
prhasrr Of the Wc-cyau Female college has resolved h
iat insunn shall Do discontinued ana mas arranged
& school afteI lilo termination Of te present collegiate year
STUDENTS SUSPENDED. .
U,NnVER n H., March G.-tharlcs EldIldRe, OF
M Iac Wis q arcnco Ipyland.. OF Cataku, y: y,
Ifrcd Edward Sutt, II Glencoe lllr ahH !. hldnietoh
,,-s Of Chicago sOphOmOrcs, have been nipchhe frOm
untu June - 49, Tor AlinhPphg Ar
thnT lucas frc slman. u Albany, 90 February 2l
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THE FIRE RECORD.
VILLAGE ALMOsT DESTROYED.

BALTIMORE. March 6.-The Village of
Prince Fredericown the county Of Calvert County
was almost entirely destroyed by fire on Friday night
The new Methodist Church and parsonage, the Court
HOuse with all the records The journal office, with all
types presses the hotel. the store of j. w Shem
well Brother the dwelling Of s. r. King, and the law
Offices Of j. A. Wilson, John p Brscoe and John b. Gray
with all their books aud papers entirely consumed
The records and papers o; the County Commissioners
office aud the office Of the Register OF Wills were de-
strOyed. few papers and records saved from the
Office OF the Clerk of the Court but Of the records
far back 1850 with many valuable papers relating
TO the early settlement of Maryland consumed aud
cannot bc replaced The fire originated in the Methodist
Church n new buillng which hld not been dedicated
The hotel and fur iturc valued at $4,000 The
total loss is probably not less than $4,000.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

INJNIDN, .IUIITTUli IINII 70 I7'-'
The Anchor Line steamer Anchorli' captain ie'drf-
wick from NcwYork February 10 for Glasgow, has had
lcr bows damaged in collision
The Times, IN It's financial article ths morning. says
ot the rf- Yesterday In AngloAucricln cable shares
vas couscd by report that something wrong with
the new American cable.
Al tbe meeting Of cotton masters at Oldham last sat
urday il was stated that enormous losses were Deihs
caused by sand adulicratOn OF COTTON ana 'nl 'hls
-, g. ,b. ,vor.t known in the cotton trade. Much
indignation was expressed at the aduiterati0n.
Three men and two women have been arrested al
prusls charged with completely IN The iIatton Garden
ondonl post Office robbery, In November last quan-
~ ar Jewels was found upon them. one Of the men Is
yanderstein former post Office empl ye, concerning
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whom notice sent some time ago TO the New,YorR
police. A woman with whom Yanderstein lived was
arrested today In LONDON Vanderstein while In Lon
don. represented himself a Lieutenant In the
United States Navy.
The Tmess Berlin correspondent says emigration to
America this year promises to be very much greater
than that OF last year.
dispatch from Belgrade says: "At the unanimous
invitation OF the skuptschna Prince Milan to-day accept
ed the royal dignity. The Austrian Minister shortly
afterwards officially presented Prince Milan the cclgrat
uations Of the Emperor Francis Joseph.
An American student named Hare, from Boston, who
supposed TO be insane has given into custody by
the landlord Of the Hotel Windsor for obtaining food
without paying therefor Letters were found on MN
requesting money from Princess Beatrice.
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A BOURBON IN THE SENATE.
LEY rFLEGRAPn To rne raLBuNE.l


WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator George, of Mis-
.,ss,ppj made speech to-day on the Chinese ques-
ton which proves him to he at least fifteen years
behind the age and TO be still cngng to the senti-
tnents of the dark days of the reconstruction period
That he escaped without being called upon TO ex-
rlain is probably due TO the fact that there were
few Senators present and none listening when he
read the closing portion of his speech. Senator
George in effect conceded the right of the people OF
the Pacific Coast 10 settle the question OF Chinese
immigration To suit themselves and asked that the
white people of the South have the same privilege
in regard to negro suffrage.
Senator George represents State which, accord
ing to the census published, has population of
$50 29l colored people and 479,39s whites. The
nature of his sentiments can perhaps be accounted
for by the fact of which can be better aware
than he is that the white minority in his State have
undertaken TO regulate negro suffrage IN practical
manner, not by legislation, bu; By midnight shoot
ings and whippings.
The following is what Senator George said: The
time may come-it is not here nOw-when the rela-
tions of another race to American citizenship must
be as all other questions ought TO be, discussed In
the like spirit. In the meantime while dlSchargng
our duty freely in educating that raceinto proper
discharge of their duties American citizens; ad-
vancing them TO their full capacity it will also be
our duty TO observe with care and impartiality the
experiment of African citizenship. No man shall
strive harder than will to make the experiment
successful and no man will be more rejoced if in the
end il shall be all that those who initiated it
shall desire All that ask for the white people OF the
South on this subject is what am willing to giant,
io grant 10 the white people of the Pacific States
that their experience and their judgment
shall not be discrediteG in matter deeply affect
ing their weltar.. The Constitution was OTdared
and established by white men as they themselves
declared in its preamble to secure the blessings Of
liberty to themselves ourselves and their our pos
terity and cannot doubt that this great pledge,
thus solemnly gwen, will he as fully redeemed ii
favor of the white people Of the South should occa-
their behalf TO redeem this day in favor of the white
people of Pacific States by my vote to protect
them against degrading and destructive assOcil-
tOn with the inferior threatening to over
them.
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DAMAGE TO A STEAMSHIP.

Owing to the careless upsethng of a lamp in
the porter's room yesterday the steamship Flambor-
ough at Pier No Az North River the vessel caught fire
About twenty persons asleep on the vessel when
the alarm was given First Mate Brice organized the
crew into fire brigade. and had the flames extingshcd
before the fire engines reached the pier james LatOn
porter, badly burned the face and hands and
TO st. Vinccnt's Hospital The loss 10y the fire
was estimated at about $1,000. The marlborough be-
longs the same limo did the illated steamship
Bahama which fOundered off Cape Hateras on Feb
rlary TO- and loading with general cargo for the
Gulf ports. She 10 sail today, but viii be detained
until tomorrow account OF the fire.