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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-25

Washington, Feb. 24.-Sec'y Hunt
has received a cable from Hoffman,, at
st. Petersburg, as follows: Your or
ders of January 18th have reached Mel
vile; he answers as follows: ION the
road to Arctic Ocean, Jan. 81. Tele-
gram of Jan. 10th received. Now on
my way to the Arctic ocean,. People
will be found.n
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-25

Berlin, Feb. PA fire occurred on
Tuesday night at the Berlin terminus
of the Settin railroad, caused by the
explosion of on Internal machine con-
cealed in a box which had been insured
as containing valuable dress goods. The
sender of the box has been arrested.
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HE
Arthur Surprises Everybody by Max
ing Two Important Nominations.
Conkling as Associate Justice, and
Sargent Goes to Germany.


Washington, Feb. 24.-The presi-
dent has nominated Sargent to be en-
voy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
Tertiary to Germany, and Conkling as
associate justice of the supreme court.
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London, Feb. 23.-Hill, MacMaster
& Plant, merchants of Manchester have
failed. Liabilities, 10000 pounds. Mac
Master has ~ahscondel.
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Dancing Academy!

1 shall open a school on Tuesday of
each week from s to II p. M, COM
mencing
tuesday, February 21st,
From 8 to 10, instructions in dancing.
From 10 to II, dancing. Tickets for
the evening, Ladies, so cents; Gents,
s1.00, or S1.W per couple.
After Wednesday and Friday Glass
dancing from 10 to II p. M.
Public invited. PRoF. NJ. W. BURT.
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GOOD NEWS.
A Busy Day in the Wyoming Leg
islature.
A Deal of Work and Preparations
for Play.
DAY.

The council met pursuant to adjourn,
ment at 10 O'Clock a. m. yesterday.
Roll call. All present.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. G. NJ.
Sanders.
The president then laid the following
communication before the council,
which was read at the chief clerks
desk:
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Emissions. Aversion TO Society, Dimness OF
Vision, Noises in the Head; the Vital huiJ
passing unobserved in the urine, and man!
other diseases that lead to insanity Pno
death.
THE ENGLIsH MEDICAL INSTITUTE viii
agree 10 forfeit i've hundred dollars for a cnse
OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatmenD
will not cure, or for anything impure or In
furious found in 1t. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE treats all private diseases sue
cessfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice,
Including analyst OF urine, IS. Price of VI
A RESTORATIVE, s3 n bottle, or four
times the quantity, $40, SEN TO any address
upon receipt OF price, or @. o.. D., but no co.
ID, sent without Sl.O0 with order as a guaran-
teel secure from observation, and in private
name II desired. by
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The Great + ,tish Remedy,

is n neve failing cure
Nervous Debility,
Vitality,
seminal
Spermatorrhoea, LOST
l~MANHooD, Impotency
Paralysis and all the
Terrible effects Of Sell
youthful fol-
lies, and excuses in
mature years-such as
loss of memory, Las
Is d Q, NocturnnI
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IOUs -IVHi IOO9' J
To Hon. 1. p. CdtdpeH:
DEAR SIR-If consistent with your
rules of order, it would give me great
pleasure to address yourself and the
members of the council, or if more con-
yenient to meet a committee appointed
by you, in order to extend an invitation
for a free excursion to be given by this
company to the members and their fam,
lilies at an early date.
An early answer will oblige
Yours truly,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-25

s & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo.
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DIVI5IOH SUPERINTENDENT,
p. s. L would like to meet the mem
bers of a committee tomorrow fore
noon, il agreeable, in order to give me
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

specisl 10 the Herald.

rUNClnl 70 tllt itNuitA
sax AxrOxIo, January 23.-The eKamina-
ton Of the stage robbers commenced to-day
in the United states Commissioner Court.
One y. 4. Thomas was arrested for
forgery. lie was simply trying 20 raise the
wind by increasing the figures on pawn
The Herdic coscles have not oil arrived
as vet but a line viIl he put ON tomorrow
10 run o. the international and Great
Northern and D. the Sunset Railroa1 depofs.
The Bernr county branch 81 the Irish
National Land League held iis annual meet
ing Yesterday and reelected the following
Officers. JUDGE Peter Shields Presidenf. n
2. Brady and John II. COPELAND. Nice-Presi
dents. Patrick King. Secretary. and james
Clavin. Treasurer The league has nov 80
members.
Mr.. Winter. consort 81 Major p. Winier.
orthis city, died to-day.
A ciefk 81 the post -ofiice al Laredo. who
was caught In the nct n robbing che mai
i'm that city on Sunday. arrived here in
irons in charge n en- oihcci-
sar Avrorrn January Zt-usfiarrir. tire
Young man brought from LAREDO ytsfsrdaf
e'harrrd with mail rufhery. h nnIy fifear
vcsrs oid. Hs Lad rrei rlinary tran.ina-
fi0r today hfirrs United states Connie
si0ner Pastial. Plead guilty. ard vas ~
rnarded % iaI in lefau'f 81 $500 bond.
Dssa-tia had en- umr..ile. vho arrived
this morning ard ril hare en- er1r iilc-
tiUr to-rnrrrOw.
The rrarinafi4r Of the sirre robbers II
efi1 going on. Evidence d orrrlusire ol
their rnIIf EH-rts taken From frssenrrTs
on the stage we-t found in tleir I'1ssessiur
and identified ir c1urt
several 81 Cur rifir.rIs ltfi today f1r Cal
weston ~ - Hrrtt
M sbeit1-. 10. 81 w. L. si.sifon. of
Hgustgn. did he-t y1s-s-lsy morning
TIE UiE~ilt Ccurl wns rccrri.l lrrlrr
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STATE SPECIALS


s,oo,s N ho tto,sW
p,,'...,,.., t','...., se .,..,..
uAL'hioN' d"huhry ~, "e''n'
sailed for Corpus Christi Saturday indci
with two passongcr coaclies and locomo
,,na e.1 49, 1,a.teaa Nn,tnnd to,t~o,
i've Ior 'ne me"Ic"n N"'Iop"' '''',""S
Wages on the New YORK steamships we"
reduced this morning TO forty cents pc
t.,.r..t..,'.....t, c.. ,,,,,.,,.t 49,. .o
nour lot u"y "orN' ooihc "oooP'o" WV ~
duction.
Thomas Doyle, Superintendent Of Tho
Wharf Co,,nonv Il rushing thc co,strrc
""'' ~""P''' 80 P"''h ~
ton Of the leyee between Labadies ,9nc
Bean wharyes rs rapidly u.s. possible
dredging with the machine dally, ana
large amount OF ming being done,
Cotton receipts saturday, l,lio bales
w. T. Davis, OF Fort Worth, is in tho
CITY.
GALVESTON, January H.-The question OF
SUING the bondsmen OF X. ii. Mitchell, ar
tesian well contractor, who has failed TO
proceed with his work, was brought before
the Council at meeting last night. The
sureties and amounts are as follows 7. X.
Thompson, 5000; S. Heidenheimer, 81 900;
j. j. II. Wilson, 81 400; r. NJ. Spencer,
5000; ID. A. Kearney $500; w. II. Gregory,
$3.50; NJ Schram, $780, Il. Ketchum, $3.50:
Geo Sealy, President of the Gulf, Colorado
u santa Fe Railroad, $500; n. J. Clayton,
5000; Julius Runge, $3.50; j. w. Byrne, 5000;
Ed. Randall, $3.50; Pamers, 5000;
ID. G.. Hitchcock, $500; c. f. Hill
debrand, $3.50; j. p Davie, $3.50; b.
+. Disbow, 5000; J. T. Hartcourt, 500;
Joe A.. Owens, $3.50; w. III. Sinclair, $3.50 !;
Il. Wagner, $3.50. Total. $4,000.
The rise in wheat yesterday scooped the
habitues of the bucket shop to the extent
of $50, 900.
Cotton receipts, 1,7S4.
Exchange, commercial sterling, $50 !;
bank, 4S5; New York sight par; bank,
9.cent premium; New Orleans sight, par !;
bank, / cent premium; American silver,
cent discount; Mexican silver SIS cents.
The General Manager of the Mexican Ma
tional Railroad recently returned from
Mexico, after personal examination of the
entire lines OF the company,
speaks most encouragingly of the
business prospects in Central Mexico and
phe progress of the road. He says thirty
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Special to the Herald:
PALESTINE, January 2i.-Palestine has
been full of tramps from all sections lately.
A Waterman named Degrass, who was APP
pointed to guard the business portion OF
the town, last night caught a burglar
breaking into a store, and ordered him to
desist and come to Jail. The burglar
dropped his TOOLS and, dashing forward
rammed his six-shooter into the eyes Of
the watchman tumbled him into a trench
made by the Water Company, and
walked off, leaving the guardian oflaw hors
du combat. The City Marshal raided the
town this morning, gathering up all the
suspicious characters, hoping to capture the
impudent robber, and has the streets
covered with tramps cleaning up the town,
The new water works were tested to-day
by Foreman Richard, Of the Fire Depart
ment, and the hydrants found to work
satisfactorily.
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BrenIlanl.
Special to the Herald


BRENNAN, January 23.-Saturday night,
at bed time, Constable Alf Gee, of Wash
ington precinct, shot DR., Muller, dentist,
twice at the town of Washington. Muller
died Sunday morning. Muller had come
out of he store and was on his way to bed.
Gee, it seems, was waiting for him outside,
The parties had had difficulty two
months ago The difficulty was renewed
early Saturday evening, and supposed
settled. Gee is reported to have been ar
rested.
AT Caldwell Sunday afternoon Ben Hunt
shot and killed Jamss A. Leach, a merchant.
Hunt surrendered to the Sheriff. Leach
was man of family, and it is charged, had
seduced a female relative of Hunts, who
had just given birth to child. Leach had
been preparing to leave Caldwell.
AT quarry station twelve miles up the
Santa Fe road, Sunday. one Irishman
killed another. No particulars.
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Austin.
Special to the Herald,

AUSTIN January 23.-In an open letter
hitting that the act creating the Prairie
View School makes it purely Normal
school, says the history of legislation bear
ing on it virtually makes it branch of the
A. & NJ. College. He recites in evidence
the appropriation providing for the sup
port of the school from the University
fund. On the propriety of the
Comptroller's refusal 10 execute the law.
He says: 1.-THE Governor must execute the
law if he is required to perform any eXecu-
tive act under it - and asked If the Comp
troller or any other executive officer has a
higher or more absolute power of
veto when in his opinion the law
is unconstitutional. Under our form of
government the executive powers with few
exceptions, are distributed among the heads
of departments. One of the functions con-
tidcd TO the Chief Executive is the power to
cause the laws to be faithfully executed, but
this is sometimes imperative for the want
of power to remove from office such officers
as refuse TO execute the law. The Gov
ernor then cites the veto power as
being vested in the Chief Executive,
s)lely, and he virtually accuses the Comp
uoller of using that power. lie dwells
ment with such an executive system,
where the departments do not indulge in II
respectful recognition of the rights of
others, and then cites the various rules of
the courts of last resort for the constrnc-
thu OF statutes, the conclusion being that
they will sustain the constitutonality
of laws that have been held SO to be a
number of years by those entrusted with
their execution. He then touches on the
hardships that would be IMPOSED on the
colored students if the school were stopped,
and, worse still, the diflid,ncr 10 would pro-
duce in the colored race "a 20 the sense Of
the justice Of the majority he Governor
concludes with notice 10 3, Comptroller
that nc viii drge ms views upon the Legis-
lature.
AUSTIN, January 2I.-The Attorney
General decides that Article 10j, Criminal
Code, does not contemplate the payment TO
County Judges of three dollars for criminal
cases docketed and dismissed, as in such
cases they are not tried.
Forty city warrants in favor of twenty
five parties were discovered to-day ia
desk in the City Clerks office This dis
covery almost removes the cloud that has
been hanging over Carmel. late City Clerk.
The Governor issued eight acquisitions
to-day, aggrcgating $1,000, and commits
stoned General w. Hardcman 10 inspect
the terminus on the international q Great
Northern Railway al Laredo.
The trial of Reuben Boyce, charged with
mail robbery, Is postponed 20 Monday.
The Au.tin a Northwestern Railroad
have now ON the ground four locomotives,
ffy fiat cars. twenty five box-cars, four
passenaer cars and iron Tor sixty-three
miles Of the main line and sidinEs
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| Special 10 the Herald
DECATUR, January PA young man
named Lowe died yesterday few miles
north of town from smallpox. Two other
members of the same family are down with
the same disease. 1t is also reported as pre-
vailing to some extent in railroad camp
ten miles north Of here.
The Board OF Aid ermen to-day issued an
order for every pers on in the town TO be
vaccinated inside of ten days. A fine of
ten dollars will be imposed upon any one
neglecting to comply with the order. The
legality of such an order is doubted by
many of the citizens.
The business boom here is on the in
crease, and buildings are being erected on
every hand. The laying of iron from Fort
Worth to Decatur will be commenced
February /, and in about two months will
be completed to this town.
Wheat is doing WE'LL and a large crop is
expected.
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Synopsis Of the Opinions Of the curnruis-
sloners o. a rreais.

Watfs 4 Holland; from Travis county
Real estate cannot be devised BY nwrupa-
i've viii. The pruoeeiins IN iAis cns- was
under TIE statute O. probate tiie vii. aui e
ras beyond the scope 81 ile fll-r sut to
determine the r--di of the lsrisse o. iulr1s-
IIare ouuefslir. l1ssss.I0 ri ord rl-ruir l.
Tfe payers. ll sueI. hlrlrar. Ueaf SD
.nir errors. The Supreme Conn cII' o.
irrn the irf ulfuf- lae up
lifs as vel OBJ rFl rs rrIura
-aa.s. rn1 TIE wlfuesaas nr.lIl~. B.. rr.1r
rrlFr u1iil,t sIuuIf Co. rlIfl-al -tfrsi.
"a hing 2 aisC-trilnlrr Hrrer 81 tlI
rIrri- AID though ~ .eIa.e cor = h.sI
|s.fn ~ revise ru fUrrflHr IN Ii-rH- iIIIarI
rrra- ftfr uiI ~ 81 rLrn p-tirIIft O.
re 81 be frrirs T. rlarile-f H.. II b. "a
carsiii1 ie1 e.e-rt1- e Tie AN rati-.
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Senterfeit.


Special TO the Herald.
SESTERFETT, January s3.-William Glenn
ents and c. 7. Osburne had case in the
Justices Court, on last Saturday evening
trying the ownerhsip to a COW. The case
was decided in favor of Clements. The
party who had taken the COW is held over
IN a bond Of 500. Each party had coun-
sci, and much excitement was OccasioTed.
A prrty of thieves passed through town
about night, aud were closely pursur y
citizens of Sabine county. The thi,,. -
caped In the darkness.
This section is now well water, -pi he
recent heavy rains. lmpa s....o Ids
makes business duh.
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The enilfe dng In iho Hlf m Waiter n
feiofaeR rel, State N Texas, against John
" Shook. Hiihfney'hi low. lOf Hn n4snuli
1rag WnIftft ittefg lnsf summer SHOOK
IL employed. ir irr. When TIE child ~.
turned hc conpnnod tltat Peters had gs.
nulted him Shook drove around a. the
leo house and struck Peters over The head,
hurting him badly Hence The action,
Peters has sued shook for the sum u 80, d.
OlJ dnmngcs besides
Rain came again last night u Is now
dfl2nIIng.
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Georgetown
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
GEORGETOWN, January 23-The negro,
Bill Minkins, who has been lingering from
wound inflicted by MIlt Camp on Novem-
Der 9th, died in this place last Saturday.
Camp gave bond after his examination
trial, and has been at liberty since, and,
from the report, is now in Arkansas, with
6. NJ. Rives.
District Court adjourned last week, after
a three weeks session, with little dohe, eX-
cept the trial of Jail cases
The penitentlary authorities reached
town to-day, and received, from the Sheriff
of our county, the following prisoners con-
victed at the last term of the District
Court, to-wit: Bill Stevenson, Charles
Wesley, John Bertram, Ed Leasan and
Willis Sims. all colored.
Fair weather, mud drying up, and bust
ness in all lines improving.
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TTUIIUNHIss : -
The undersigned, contractoron the Nicks'
burg, Shreveport & Pacific Railroad from
Monroe 10 Arcadia, Louisiana, - miles, will
receive proposals for earth work, tim Der and
bridge work on said line. The earth wor,
is heavy, OF light, sandy soil, and will be
let in one or more sections Of one mile each.
one thousand men wanted Immediately.
Apply to gro. ". CRAM,
Monroe. Louisiana.
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Cisco.
Special to the Herald.

Cisco January 24-This morning, be-
tween and o'clock, the dance house, just
north of the city, caught fire, burning it to
the ground. 1t had been insured only the
day before, and all parties connected have
been arrested, but, as yet, the origin of the
fire cannot be ascertained.
During the fire Charles Perry and Thomas
Wright got into an alteration, during
which Perry cut Wright in the back with a
razor. Both parties were arrested. Perry
is the same individual who was arrested
several days ago, charged with assault on
Frank Casare. As the proof was not sutli-
cient to convict, he was acquitted.
The Union Depot Will be received to-mor-
row and opened for business next week.
One case OF smallpox reported in town
and every body scared.
Business lively.
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Marshall.
srcclal % The Hernla.

! -T7TTITI p TTIT II|T|I-T1
MARSHALL, January 25.-Paymaster kretz
len ON his pay-car this morning and viii
distribute his funds as far As u Paso. The
employes Of the Texas q Pacific were paid
on here last lriday and many Of them are
keeping blue Monday ~ a consequence
Our city fathers are negotiating 81 the
purchase Of additional nrc-extinguishing
nppnrnfus
lie ", niir- is the coolest Of the season.
Rev. Father Changers residence took FIRE
this morning damage slight. fully Insured.
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unquestIonabIy the Worry Best.

BALTIMORE. ND, April %, 1881.
/ have recently been using your Brown
Iron Bitters in my family, consisting of my
self wife and three children, and the effect
has been always rs marked ne I'm tho case
Of Mr.. Phelps. IL is unquestionably a
wonderful medicine. a, J. BuwEN.
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Toyah
Specialize the Herald

Special 10 the Herald.
ToYAH, January 23.-George Young,
Deputy Sheriff sni a man named DUPONT,
who works on the railroad, exchanged
about Eve shots at each Other last night.
Young was shot through the thumb and
coat sleeve; DulOnit seriously through the
lower part Of The body. The shooting Oc-
O. FRED in a restaurant here.
The new hotel Il progressing slowly,
waiting for lumber.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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Special 70 ne HeraA
HorsTos. January p. The Executive
Committee Of the STATE Pres Association
meet here tomorrow. o. W Dodsun. 81
he Rusk County Views. nrrived tonight
Ma SOFT identified the negro John
Cone. in Jail. today a. the one who had
nrf~aeaI ner p1Iic indignation has in
creased nslinsf fhe r.trpei-niur. from abe
erilrnre n1u m hand Zone is a very ell
ri6le clndiiate 90 tlIe sali0Es-
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rI1-InI o. ne I.fAIA
Tr0rrz. January A. mcsi daring
turriary vas rtril-rlsi ~ some unknown
parry tonight On the sais o. smlth, John
80 a O.. ssrelfeer iunlrei d1llars vert
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1,HE STATE 90 TEXAS
Il ToMary D.. mccullough whose residence

Il ToMary d. Mccullough whose residence "a
unknown
Nuu are hereby notified TIT inilrrOrhtoriss
were nicl iu the oTI.a aI fI. ..erE ui tue bis
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November lssI Dob ufrIHII suf pending pr shid
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ne burmese I'D fatIrr r.a I.nlsirI1ns II Char
iuffe Ann guHa D ami 2 m rHHrh. residents u
HIlI county. Trrrs. Or s.'I IHfafrHElfures % be
RED ns cuIIrrHr Iu N...f Ui ruiuuh on tne
trial OF sniH frna.. nrI fHHf H commission viii
fsrffa o. frfr o. .'rIa HH uf said Witnesses on
or amer the llh dar flHu thl publication Of this
nufirH
1fiaa fn rrH rIf. H. Do .IHa fhis Nov. - ISL.
m W. JOINS. Clcrk
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