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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-28
AtAcEA.

New York, July 26,-Mining stocks
very dull and generally weak. Chryso-
lite declined from 2.65 to $50, Robin.
son sold at Las and l.20, Decatur sold
at &c to SIS, closing Mt 60; State Lines 2
and 8, and Oriental and Miller at 26;
horn silver declined to 100. Sales for
the day, 106, 1896 shares.
Silver bars, Lib; Money, Sod;
Governments strong, generally higher;
Stocks firm. Western Union, s9i;
Quicksilver, IL; Pacific, AZ; Mariposa,
200; Wells Fargo, l.2s; New York Cen
trail, 1.3G; Erie, 4of; Panama, 1.67;
Denver & Rio Grande, 63i; Union
Pacific, 1.l61; Bonds, 1.l6t; Central
Pacific, 96l; Bonds, 1.16I; Sutro, 1.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-28

Little Rock, July PA few days
since, a penitentiary Jesse, Ward, sent
a gang of convicts to Benton, % miles
south of here, on the Iron Mountain
railroad, to dig gravel for the railway
contract. His son, viii Ward, was in
charge, and a stockade and other build
ings erected. Late Wednesday night
a large number CT men went to the
quarters, burned the buildings and
lum Der, marched Ward and the con-
victs to the depot, compelled them to re-
turn to Little Rock and threatened to
kill them if they came back. No at
tempt has been made to resume work.
Intense excitement prevails at Benton
and it is believed that serious trouble
would follow if the convicts were sent
back.
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East Tawas, Mich, July 27.-The
forest fires are raging fearfully, extend
ing from Glendam to within a mile east
of this city. at Miners farm, q mile
east of here, the products are burning,
and G. w. Curriers' place is burning.
The farmers are driving their cattle to
the other shore and sending their chill.
dren to town: On the east Tawas road
many farms, fences, and much hay and
grass are afame, and three dwellings
have burned. Loss very great. Travel
is cut off in many directions. Strenuous
efforts are making to save Glendam.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-28
INNING CAMP GOSSIP,
which sounds Like old Times

Billings Herald
A fight over a faro table. A free
skirmish of a few moments duration
on Wednesday night would give us an
item were we inclined to be sensation
al, but as nobody WAS hurt and as there
was nothing bad in the affair to tickle
the prurient fancy, and nothing good to
point a moral, we shall not even allude
to the occurrence
A cool transaction occurred In an
uptown restaurant last Monday. A
stranger, after partaking of dinner at it
rendered In payment a check for S42.
The firm, not having the amount of
change on hand, sent of the walters
to a n~eighboring store to get 1t. The
check was cashed-and the waiter dis
appeared and has not since been heard
from.
There was n lively scent at Maiden n
couple Of weeks ago in court. The new
attracted by the fame of the
Maginnis mines, is not In all respects a
law abiding community. On the C
sion referred to Pat Mahoney, a former
Miles City christian, but then a deputy
Sheriff of Meagher county, had arrested
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or O'Brlen, the man arrested in Vene-
Zuela on his own confession that he was
concerned in the Phoenix park murders,
is a Scotchman. On the day of the
tragedy he sailed from north Wall for
Swansea at 2 p. M, or ten minutes be-
fore the tragedy occurred. Consequent
ly, he could not have been one of the
assassins. Some of his friends were
with him at Northwall house before
the vessel sailed.
The authorities here are confident that
Westgate is innocent, though detectives
will probably have to be sent to bring
him back to Ireland in order to satisfy
public feeling.
A desperate but unsuccessful attempt
was made to-day to assassinate the
recorder of Dublin at the Greent street
court house. A tutor named Fitz-
patrick, who was nonsuited as plaintiff
on a civil bill process, fired at the
recorder with a revolver in the open
court, but fortunately he was seized by
the defend n land a policeman.
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rusuac,ou. Canadian Indians.

Fort Totten. Oak, July 27.-The
Turtle mountain Indians from Canada
have crossed the line, and ordered off
the white settlers. and refused to pay
the customs assessed against them by
the Pembina agency. They claim the
right to the lands, and deny the legality
of the laws leyying a tax on them.
Their chief, Little Shell, says: ave
recognize no boundary line, and shall
pass as we please" AT least rs half
breeds have moved over, and all are
pugnacious. Military interference is
necessary 1t seems.
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a rough named Jack Hawkes. for high
way robbery or some such trifiing
breach of order. Hawkes. was hauled
in before Judge McPartlin, who ordered
Maloney to disarm the prisoner. The
deputy sheriff, drawing a 40 calibre
Colts revolver, began skirmishing GIN
gerly around the court room, followed
steadily by the muzzle of Hawkes. pis-
tol, which gyrated ominously at full
cock, with steady aim at his person.
Suddenly the court, wearied at the de-
lay, drew from a side pocket a six
shooter with a tremendously long bar
rel, and aiming it full at Hawkes.
head thundered out, "Hold up your
hands, you %scoundrel, or III send you
to heaven across lots % He did not use
the words heaven or cross lots, but they
will answer our purpose better than his
precise language. Hawkes. recognized
the situation, and surrendered without
further ado.
Black Hill Times
A few people at the Congregational
church last night were witnesses of a
novel occurrence. 1t began to rain
about the close of the sermon, and the
female part of the congregation was in
a great quandary as to get home. One
lady had no umbrella. and rain on her
dress meant ruin. Watchers noticed
that she was shy about lifting her
skirts or holding them up, as is done
in that ~indescribable way by the daugh.
tiers of men but she went boldly out
into the wet--for Il moment at Last.
AS she reached the lower landing,
which is covered by the upper floor
and the staircase winding upward, and
is almost dark, with a move she inserted
her hand where it would do the most
good and pulled. There was a rustic
of paper, a tearing sound, then a nice
large eight page newspaper fioated
away in the breeze, the overskjrts were
lifted owe the shoulders. and the now
satisfied lady, with no tell tale appen-
dage to flap in the wind and give her
away, sailed bravely homeward.
Salt Lake Tribune
Previous to taking a drive, n of q
party of Silver Reef boys went to his
room for a duster, and set the bottle
of whiskey down beside one closely re.
sembling it containing choice black ink.
When the buster was on he grabbed the
bottle and was off. On the sand ridge
one of the party called for the bottle
he took a big swallow looked very black
about something, and handed it to the
next person, who also took a pull ard
also looked black the third member
dropped on the thing and preferred tc
remain white. They had the wrong
bottle.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-28

Chicago, July 27.-The statement ca
bled here yesterday and published, to
the effect that his holiness the pope had
decided to confer the cardinals hat on
Archbishop Feeban, of this diocese,
caused much comment. The announce
ment vas received with much pleasure
by both the clergy and laity of the
Catholic church, as a fitting recognition
Of the commanding position of Chicago
in the religious as well as the CONNER
cial world. The archbishop has de-
clined to be seen, of course, but his pri-
vate secretary stated that no official no.
LITIGATION had been received.
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NGHEssiONAL.


The naval appropriation bill was
taken up, and the question was upon
the motion of Mr.. Cameron PENN to
recommit the bill with instructions to
eliminate all general legislation chang
ing the existing laws with regard to tho
navy.
The debate was interrupted by MI.
Williams, who offered an amendment
to the proposed sundry civil bill direct
ing the attorney general to ascertain
what would be reasonable compensation
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Washington, July 27.-Commission.r
Raum reports that the entire collections
of internal revenue taxes the past fiscal
year amounted to SAG ,520, 275, which
had been accounted for and turned into
the treasury. During the past six fiscal
years s74s, s3l OH had been collected
from internal revenue taxation and paid
into the treasury without any loss by
defalcation.
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Beyreuth, July 27.-The first perform
ance of Wagner's new opera, ''Parsi-
fal," was given in Wagner's theater to-
day. The novel stage appliances, the
beauty of the scenery, enormous num-
Der of performers, and the almost re-
ligious inspiration of the music charmed
the audience and aroused indescribable
enthusiasm.
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They May Bee congressman.

Nominated: Milo White, republican,
first Minnesota; Col. w. F. Cloud, re-
publican, thirteenth Missouri; j.. W.
Bell, prohibitionist, fourteenth Ohio;
Thos. R. Cobb, democrat, second IT,
diana; Luke Z. Pollard, republican,
second Vermont; Rev. ]. NJ. Dowson,
colored, at large, Virginia; Thomas
Updagraff, republican, fourth Illinois.
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Washington, July 27.-The admission
of Walsh's testimony and the Rerdell
confession in the star route trial will
probably prolong the case many weeks.
1t is understood that the defense will
occupy at least a month in presenting
its evidence.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-28
What G. Q. Cannon Says His
Much Married People
Will Do.
They Are Determined to Hold What
ever Political Power They
Nay Have, at any
Price.
Yesterdays Congressional Work
The Presidents Combinations.
$4,000 Voted Mrs. Gar
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for Charles II. Reed in the defense of
Charles j. Guiteau, and to make an
allowance therefor not exceeding s5,-
900. Referred.
The debate was then resumed.
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Dublin, July PA detective speci-
ally charged to investigate the Phoenix
Park murders, says he is disinclined to
believe O'Brian's story. There is no
doubt That two Of The men engaged in
the murders did escape abroad, but not
to Nenezuela, and neither OF those men
is named O'Bflan. The arrests in con-
n%ection with the Seville place murder
are more likely to throw light upon the
PLenix rark tragedy.
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An Innocent and a Gu,I,y.

Dublin, July 27.-From information
CLEANED here 1t appears that westgates,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-28

Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incon-
thence, Deposits, Gravel, &c., cured
by "Buchupaiba." 81. Depot Dare
a. Collins.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-28

All neglect of our carriers to deliver
papers promptly and correctly will
please be reported at the LEADER Of
Ace. If.
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rELEGRArniC TICKS

New York quotes copper as dull; lake
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The Great English Remedy.

Emissions. Aversion TO Society, Dimness OF
Vision, Noises in the Head; the Vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead to insanity ano
death.
THE g MEDICAL INSTITUTE will
agree To forfeit five hundred dollars for a case
of this kind the VITAL. RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatment)
Will not cure, or for anything impure or in
furious found In IL. THE EEGLIs MEDICAL
cessfdlly without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice,
including analysis of urine, IS. Price OF VI
tai RESTORATIVE. SO a bottle, or four
times the quantity, $40, sent to any address
D, sent without 81. 90 with order AZ a guaran.
teel secure from observation, and In private
anna ~ desirad nv
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HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Davis (Ill. a bill
was passed fixing the salary Of the col
lector of customs at $1,000 per an
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SKIN DISEASES CURED!

hy Df. FaEier.s Magic Ointment Cute. ss II n,
mag, FmIles, Black Heads o. Grul. HIs,ei...
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SKIN DISEASE
,. Dfsfr, hs4s Cleveland o.. suffered beyond al a.
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~ b. .SPANGLER & co. re.
Ilo quest he attention Of the
ss Intelligent render for a
moment or hoo. The tacts they desi're
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upon the domestic economy of any
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kinds al reasonable prioes, is gircn a
fair hearing. They authorize ~ 10
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Mem IdCerfiseIneu eufs.
DR. FRAZIER's ROOT BirrEns

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FURNITURE.

~ Il. SI'ANGLER & co. re-.
1e quest he attention Of he
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EMPLOYMENT FOR ladies.

u \ The Queen city suspendcr Company - Cnciu.
natl are now manufacturing aud Introducing their
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their uucInaled skirt suspeudes for Ladies None
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70 refer them 90 reliable and energetic lads
Introduce them In this county and certainly think
that an earnest solicitation in every household would
meet with ready response and that determined wD-
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her name and address and mention this paper. Al.
dress Queen City Snsprnier Company, No lTp Main
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. --.lut.
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SWEDISH BITTERS.
- tut GREAT
Swedish Dyspepsia Remedy ,

~" fhiri Ingredient and life giving element II ils
H,I' i.h''9 - sh bert commonly known hs bitter.
mint although but yry tArsIy fyatd ia tht. ,,,,t
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W Ff"iH'" abundance hy The Laladtrs IN ibs bl.st
~ ~ lAH mountains y Norway aud Sweden and
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Ei"ai~si remedies ioT Dyspepsia Kidney ana Jg,..,
Complaint that has ever besu kuowH
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ALLEGHENY 4 COLLEGE,
ME1DELLLE. PENN 4

~ AfsA4F , AJf4SAst 4 4saNN Il.
The G5th year opens September 2pth Additional
new buildings aud many Improvements Cabinets and
Libraries equal to the beet. Gentlemen and Ladies
Pour College Preparatory schools, Military
departments. Eypausss les than any other College uf
equal grade, Don't fail 70 send 3 GEp. " UAskINs.
S-e'y., for catalogue. Slot ,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-10-14

Or the First National Bank al superior in {
tODea 81, IeSZ.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
County Of Douglas. Do

In the County Court.
Notice is hereby given. That at the spe-
cial term Of the County Court to be held in
and for said county, at the Court House in
the town Of Superior on the third Tuesday
(being the Dist day. Of November, 4. D.
1852, at 70 o'clock A. NJ. the following mat.
ters viii be heard and considered, namely.
The application Of Ann Burke of the
city of Detroit, Michigan, as grantee of
the heirs Of Thomas Hartley, late Of Hough-
ton in the state of Michigan, deceased, in
testate: to determine the descent Of certain
real estate Of which such decedent died
seized Of an estate Of inheritance described
as fellows, VIZ:
The S.W. i Of Section 80, in Township
- \. Of Range II W., and the undivided
oae-half eff lot number 3GG on West First
street In the townsite Of Superior. in said
county Of Douglas. and state of Wisconsin.
Dated October 9th, AID. 1882.
BY the Court. Gro. w. PERRY,
County Judge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-10-14

"A reception was rendered the Ri.
Rev. Il. r. Welles, bishop Of this do
cese, by his Episcopal brethren and
friends. 1t the residence Of George +.
HoIcomb, last Monday evening, which
was largely attended, quite a number
Of friends from Duluth being present
The enioyments Of the evening were
somewhat dampened by the serious
Illness Of Rev Starkweather, the
prime mover in the entertainment in
honor Of his distinguished superior Wis
itor, who was taken seriously ill about
three o'clock Monday morning, with
an attack Of neuralgia Of the heart.
This also prevented many Superiorites
from being present, the report having
got out through some means, that the
reception had been postponed, and
those who were thus deceived regret
that they were not present to pay their
respects to the Bishop, who will in
this ease have to take the viii for the
deed.
p. S.-As we 60 to press we learn
that Rev. Starkweather Is 10 better,
and that his disease Is q clear case Of
pneumonia. lie is q Very sick man,
but not now considered in 4 particu-
larry dangerous condition.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-10-14

Do not forget that our lists
are constantly changing and that
we are having applications for
lands and lots that we can not
always fill, so when you see
what you want take it before
the golden opportunity is gone.