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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-26

Go and buy one of those spring suits
at Polack's, at a bargain. m2tf
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Engraving in all its branches is dont
ZEHEER, JACKSON & BUEcHNER's
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Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats,
mice. gophers, chipmunks, cleared out
by"ROugh on Rats" 15c.
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potence, Sexual Debility, cured by
wells Health Renewer." 81. Depot
Dare & Collins.
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Fresh home made bread, made for
sale every day at the Star restaur.
ant. 23t5
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Latest spring styles at Melander's.
marl5tf
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The largest stock of goods for mems
wear in the city, and 20 per cent cheaper
than any other house, at Polack's. m2tf
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The finest of Printing done at this
office. Call and see samples. If
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Wilson Bros shirts, Melauder, agent.
marl5tf
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An immense stock at Hoyt's and low
in.price too. ml6-tf
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PROPOSALS wanted for e~xeayating
1000 yards of earth or over, corner OF
Ferguson and 18th streets.
m25tf STEBBISs 4 Posi-.
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For tine watch repairing,
Ap29tr DAVID MILLER. 18th street.


HfIEIHB 7 KNIR -OOKHIHVU-
And all of legal mining busl.
ness attended 10. &c. Baird. attorney
at law, Cheyenne, Wyo. If
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NEW Scrapbouk Crrds.-The Daddy Sci.
IN Most comicnl set ever issued. The old
folks laugh I'LL they weep. the babies laugh
till they sleep Price 10 cents per set. New
list. free. National Card Works,
mlSml New Haven, Conn.
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A Polack has just received a very
large stock Of goods fresh from the
eastern markets. A full line of cloth
Ing, gents furnishing goods, boots,
shoes, and all his well known goods.
Cali and see the new stock and get the
drift of fashion and the prices. fat
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Deposits From 10 Gents Up
Can be made at the Cheyenne Say.
.ngs Bank. 1t
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Ranch for Sale.

A desirable ranch is for sale, located
W miles from Pine Bluffs station;
800 acres under fence; good frame house
and other buildings; small herd OF cat
tie and horses will be sold with the
ranch; suitable for a horse ranch or
dairy or farm. For terms and particu.
lars enquire of ]. W. Collins, of Steb.
bens Post Bank, Cheyenne, Wyoming
Territory. m2 mi
TAKEN UP at Lone Tree, May 18th,
one black mare mule, branded NJ C on
left shoulder. Also one roam horse
pony. blaze face, white hind feet, and
branded andiron L on left flank. Own,
ers will please pay charges and take
them away. CHAs. II. TERRY,
m22t3 Cheyenne.
No matter what the mouths disease
How foul the breath or teeth's decay
with SOZODoN1 on all we seize,
And swiftly sweep 1t all away,
Leaving the gums pure, firm and bright
And the dull teeth as ivory white.
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A number of Deposits were received
at the Cheyenne Savings Bank yester-
day. There is plenty of room for more.
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Aversion 10 society, Dlmness OF
vision, Noises In the Head; the Vital nulJ
passing. unobserved in the urine, and mani
death. ""u
THE ENGLI5H MEDICAL INSTITUTE viii
agree 10 iorfeit i've hundred dollars for a case
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IHsTITUrE treats all private diseases sue
SessluIiy without mercury. Consultation
rec. thorough examination and advice,
iAL RESTORATIVE, SO a bottle, or four
Times the quantity. 80, sent to any address
upon receipt OF price or C.. o. D., [but no @, o.
D, sent without sl.0O with order as a guaran.
teel SECURE from observation, and In private
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the songs in which the emotions
a.e exploded, for it is in these only
that the author, not caring to ex-
pend his force over the whole
| phrase, aims to bring out his full
meaning. From these comparisons
of emotions and intonations we are
able to discover the physiological
reason of the correspondence be-
tween the note and expression. The
smaller intervals are congenial with
indifference, monotony, doubt
melancholy, and sadness; the group
of moderate intervals affirms occu-
patton, pleasure, and desire, which
grow more ardent as we approach
the extreme intervals; and in these
we look for the most intense feel
Ing. Melancholy sentiments in
Volving diminished vitality, we
might naturally conceive them to
be expressed musically by dimin-
ished intervals, the compass of
which requires little effort; while
earnest desires, strong passions, and
pleasant and happy feelings, being
accompaniment OF a more activ
vitality, provoke more vigorous ex-
pressiOns and these expressions, by
giving an outlet to the excess of vi
tality, furnish one of the best means
for calming violent pasSions.-Pop.
GtLGT Science Mo7lthly, December.
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Significance of Different Mu
steal Intervals.

Az interesting investigation might
be made Of the various musical &C
cents which answer to different con-
ditions of feeling. To ascertain this
correctly would require long and
minute course Of experiments. It
is curious to observe, however, that
GIuck, Mozart, Berlioz, Meyerbeer
and Wagner, when they have the
same situations, to depict, whether
in recitative or melody, use the same
musical intonations. 1t thus ap-
pears that the major third is gener-
ally employed in interrOgatiOns and
appeals, and that the appellative
character of that interval becomes
more marked and impressive in the
fourth descending, while the fourth
ascending denotes Affirmation, de-
cision, command. The minor and
major fifths express the feelings
from prayer to violent desire and
menace. The sixth is the in
terval of passion; it is the
SYMBOL of a very accentuated emo
ton, and is inevitably met where
love is declared. a semitone higher
conveys the idea of something
painful, which is resolved into a
real expression of grief in the cry Of
the seventh, the symbol of an ex-
cess of suffering. There are, il
J effect. no two ways of saying the
same thing in music, and it is only
in the way the phrase is introduced
and sustained by the harmony thai
authors vary. We are speaking, Of
course, only Of those passages Of
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Fare to Garfield and Return, g 4 ~ ;.
EAT, 5l.25.
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IT Ie TRNLY WONDERFUL

III lb TRULY WONDERFUL
10 sos what Improvement now eziA
Is compared with railway tRaYa
only @ few years ago. 10 become
convinced Of this, one has only 60
sSlect Tor bis route East, the popular
and well known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Re
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad In the Union Depot al
Council Bluhs, where stands the G,
&c NV. Palace Train, composed OF
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep.
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cam, etc,
ready TO convey its passengers
through Iowa aad Illinois, and into
Chicago Gliding smoothly along
over the supe rb track Of steel rail
through thriyi ng cities and villages
comfortably sea ted in this train, one
scarcely discover the nigh rate OF
speed which he is riding. Trains OF
ms road are always on time, CON
nec0ons sure, and passengers seek,
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
easy ID travelling, will find the
~NCfth- n eStern" in excess OF their
expectations, and the greatest Of al
routes TO Chicago an. the East. In.
slst upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets TtG this Road; ali agents sell
them. Examine your TickeSSs and r.
fuse to buy If they do not raad over
This Road. IF you wish The BeSs
travelling Accommodations voT
yiil buy your Tickets By this Ronfs
~AED WILL. FAKE No
fTHER
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THE ONLY DISCOVER OF THE POI
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
i fore existing between William E.
Smith and Henry E. Tyson, grocers, Salt
Lake City, is this 18th day of Novem-
Der. 1882. mutually dissolved-Mr. Fly
son assuming all liabilities, having pur-
chased the interest OF Mr.. Smith in said
business. Mr.. Tyson will continue in
the same location, So and 55 First South
Street. where he will be pleased to see his
friends and patrons. Thanking them for
past fav0rs, he hopes to merit continu-
sDce of the same.
WIN Z. SMITH,
eli HENRY Z. TYSON.
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", W, RJTER,, 6up't.
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A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Butte at 1000 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden q
40 q. "a. from Butte.
". B. DODDRIDGE. eupt.
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D1sRAsEs OF DOGS, A PRATIC AL
guide for every dog owner on cart
dogs and prevention and and treatment 94a 9 Of the
Trapping, Fishing and Dressing FuTs, /
Tsxidermist. 50. OF booksellers or By ma
II Ssh RAEBY CO, 10 Spruce ST., N Y
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THAT HACKING COUGH can
be SO quickly cured by ohiloh's
Cure. We guarantees IL. Sold at
z. G. N. I. drug store. ID
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-29
The New Cabinet

PAEls, January 2S,-M, Freycinct has
q1ndertqken the formation of n Cabinet
guleS pIG, Ferry will probably be Minister of
rnollc instruction and Leon Minister of
PARls, January 2s.--lt is believed tha,
tne change in the ministry will have the
eilect OF cancelling the appointments of
count DE Chanderdy and Baron De Cource.
iss, "a Ambassadors at 81, Petersburg aud
a,, pe,,,il FeSpectiyely, and that the reappoint-
at Berlin is probable ''''''''''
MlnTl9hr.-The list of the new Ministry,
as settled upon at the present hour, is -
iSIiows' Ea' NJ DE Frcycinet, President of tie
Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs, NJ
=. 9, Ferry, of the Public Instruction; NJ,
poplet' the Interior and Worship; NJ. Hum
pert, justice; NJ. Narray, Finance; NJ Cor
not Public Works; NJ rirard Commerce,
ahu ;a,. M, C9NG,hery, N,y Posts and Telegraph; Min
designated. '''
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The La salle Hl-CcntenninI

NEW ORLEANS, January 2S.-The Philo.
mathean Society of Louisiana have organ.
ized conference committee of which
Henry Duflilto is Secretary, and have ia.
sned call cordially inviting all literary
and historical societies. boards of trade
and exchanges along the Missis.
slppi river and its tributaries TO 20.
operate with the various socetiey and
organizations of New Orleans in the celebrp.
ton OF La Sales bi-cenlennial Those de-
slrous OF participating therein are requested
plan OF cooperation, The Philomatbcons
say the occasion being one to kindle The In
terest Of the whole United States and most
especially that of residents of the NIissis.
Sslppi valley and contiguous country. il is
hoped that a hearty response will be re-
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oleyeland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indian.
apolls, IL higher for Richmond & Allegheny
anu fraction higher for the rest OF The
market, as compared with yesterday sclos.
ing In the early dealings a decline of l60ll
per cent was recorded in Delaware, Lacka.
wanna X Western, and Richmond & Dan
siiiS Ieadlng the downward movement.
At II o,block the market fell of l0l Der
cent, the latter for Delaware, Lackawanna
N western, while Richmond Il Allegheny
5VId SIe,,n,d down N, q per cent, at S9i'
Ala9ama class A, . to s. 81; ditto class l.,
small 81; ditto class b. 5s ai.
chicago n Northwestern l.2oI do. pre-,
lerred, 10 Erie, lOs; East Tennnes-
see, see, rs Georgia Railroad, i.67; Illinois
central, m lSis' Lake Shore, i.li3; Louisville
a. ,Nashyille, aia Memphis q charleston,
~ ~ Nashville Il Chattanooga 50: New York
Dpehtral, pl, LOG, Cleveland i Pittsburg. 1856,
nn.cnm9nd nnn,iil9Snd 4 Allegheny, 30 Richmond Il
gcahrVllle, q, ~; Rock Island, l.33; Wabash
y. M.; Louis 4 Pacific, S5l; do preferred, IA,
western Union Telegraph 81.
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LATEST TELEGRAMs CONDENSED

Two dangerous counterfeit So and sl
consin. ~ 10
oliver Stratton, of McLainsboro. Illinois
was lodged in Jail Thursday last for passin,
The wife of William McGill was killed h,
= runaway team, at Sioux Falls, DnkotaI
territory, on the 18th inst
On the 18th isst. Martin Rock. n vopn,
man, living near Lebanon, Illinois, cut of
his left foot while chopping wood.
james Carrigan was mulcted in $500,
damages by . jury at Dubuque, Iowa
thursday last for seducing a Miss Elizn.
beth Sweeney.
The Ransom murder trial is still In nro.
gress ut Lacon, Illinois. The testimony ia,
the defense Is about finished and argument
will be had this week. ''' ~
Philip Murphy, coal miner. nj Calm.
vllie, Illinois, while sitting in a saloon. on
,he evening OF the 18th, dropped dead from
heart disease caused by excessive liouor.
Edward Gwynne, a young and delicate
man, is on trial by change of venue nj rhil.
,icothe, Ohio, for the murder of Samuel
Rogers on the 10Th of August, in Caldwell
county, Ohio.
Three convicts escaped on Thursday last
from Auburn prison, New York, by sawinc
the bars Of window, stepping on TO tbe
prison wall and dropping to the ground by
means OF rope. One of them was re.
captured. ""' ~
A young boy named Lon Sumner. work.
ing for resiaurant-keeper at Nokomis
illinois, being suspected of theft, confcssed
TO several petty thcils In the town, They
turned him loose and he promised TO lend n
better life In future. '' W ''"" I"
The prisoners In the Jail at Selma. mn.
nois, attempted again to break iail there IN
Thursday night, but were foiled. Tbev
were justified In trying, as ten mon wsrs
confined in miserable cell, i0xiO feet. and
repeatedly condemned. "'''
Governor Churchill of Arkansas. has nj.
Tered n reward Of 500 each for the arrest of
walker Mayberry who killed Alex. Field
last October, and Wood Miller, who killed
Dallas Miller In 1874. Both murderers are
said to be hiding In Texas.
The case against Henry 7. Baldwis. or.
Mayor. OF Peoria, Illinois, for bastardy Inns
been dismissed aiter trial of three davsi
lasting. The plaintiff was a Virl who Ind
y, as a domestic In defendants FAM
lly and who sued him for blackmaii.
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Indians Steal the Horses Of the STATE
Rangers, and Leave that Gallant
Band On Foot.
6leaninss From Galveston. THAT Irre-
pressible Committees Work.
A Merchant OF Texarkana Jumps the
Town Laden with Shekels.
Other Entertaining State News.
Austin.

Special to the Herald
AUSTIN, January 2s,--A certificate Of roc.
o'utions by the stockholders of the MEXICAN
Central Railway Company increasing their
capital stock to $1O,0oO,C01 was filed in the
State Department to-day.
Articles OF incorporation were also Glo1
by the Mexican-reXan Hidalgo Socictv
OF Brackett, kinney County; capital stock
Sloo,oO0-a benevolent, charitable and ed
uCational society. ''
Inc noVernor has called meeting oftbe
Directors OF the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College on February 8, to elect n nresi.
dent to fill the vacancy caused nv thn
death Of Hon y. D. Pickett, and for Tho
transaction OF other business, probably in
cluding that of taking action looking 10
provisions ior the continuance of the Prairie
View Normal School. ''0
lhe irst annual report under the tax law
oi the Pullman Palace Car COMPANY has
been received at the Comptroller,s Office
Ii shows run of 2,l5l miles, making nm
occupation tax of $500. The comnanv
have intimated an intention TO resist the
payment of the tax. 4
Application Tor drummersi tax licenses
are coming in at the rate of six dav
Robert Hooker, under a charge of mail
robbery, was discharged to-day by the
United States Attorney, but was subse.
quently arrested by the State authorities
Tor THEFT IN Williamson county.
Rogers, 10 years old, was found gniltv NJ
rooDlng the post'oiliee at Taylor, and SEN
fenced to one year.
The Attorney.General has made inouiries
of the Comptroller with the view of enter'
ing suit against thirty of the railroad com.
panies that have failed to comply with the
law requiring annual reports. Most of thc
companies are on paper.
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Athens.
Special to the Herald.

ATHENS, January 2s,--A negro bv tbs
name of Jones was arrested at Modiac hi,
county, Tor an attempted rape on white
girl of ~ years and lad his examininc ag tr;oi
on yesterday postponed until next ifhnrs.
day, for furth,r testimony for the defence
The evidence shows that bad mo,
the brother of the girl prevented ibo
black iiend would have accomplished hi.
heilish designs. Considerable eycite,ncn,
prevails among the citizens of that neigh.
borhood concerning the matter.
our physicians are still vaccinatinr our
citizens, some having been yacelnated three
times. '"''c
General satisfaction IL EXPRESSED CON
cerning the conviction of Guiteon WI"
New brick buildings aie looming nm.
cotton Is coming in by degrees
tinued wet weather. vac ''''-
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Complicated.

WASHINGTON, January %. - Colonel
Thomas D. Carter of Ashville, through his
counsel, Homer II. Stuart, of New York
United states SenatorM. c. Butler, ,ofSouth
Carolina, Major w, H. Malone, of Ash.
vile, John Pott and Colonel NJ. n. Woods
of Washington city, filed in the
Federal Court at Grecnsb oro,
North Carolina, yesterday bill in
equity against the Western North Carolina
Railroad Company, Richmond & Danyile
Railroad Company North Carolina Rail.
road Company, Piedmont Railroad Com
pany, East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Railroad Company, Henry Clews, Hiram
Sibley, Ed. Mathews, Wilbert aud W. T..
Clyde, of New York. The bill declares
that the complainant bought the West
ern North Carolina Railroad in.
cludng the franchise, at the sheriflps
sale, February eth, 1876, and the Wes,e~n
North Carolina, Western Division, including
the franchise, at the Sheriil's sale December
9Th, 1875, and that the deeds by the Sherifl's
transfer were made aud delivered to him.
wheroupon he demanded possession, which
ne was unable to obtain, He
then began suit in the State court TO
sNN''N' loosNNSA'ht NiiNA ~ SUN ntUu-
ing. He brings this suit to set aside certain
DEGREES Of the United States Court in fore
closure the last OF which was surrendered
~ the October term of 1873. The bill prays
that the decrees relating to the foreclosure
be set aside Hereunder, and especially the.
hnal decrees confirming the sale that the
mortgage OF March LIST, 1870, be adudsed
null and void also the mortgage for $50.
w. that complainant be put into posses
sion OF the Western North Carolina Rail.
road, or that an account be taken showing
tne liens and claims upon the
Western North Carolina Railroad
Company, both divisions; that
complainant have leave TO redeem property
by paying all just liens and claims
prior to his, and that there be included
In the terms whatever sums he states he has
expended In the construction since
accepting the title under the decree of isI5.
up to the time, OF sale, or that said DEGREES
be opened, and that complainant, the West.
ern Division Company, It's creditors and
stockholders, have leave TO intervene.
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Futures ~

NEW YORK, January 2S.--The Posts cot
ton market report says: Future deliveries
opened to 2points higher, met with a fair
demand, and after slight fluctuations closed
steady, January and February points
1earer than yesterday, the balance point
clearer outside parties are coming into
engagements for new months. which are
transferred to the later ones, and alto
gether there appears to be much conf.
lehce;; Nevertheless, it should not be over
looked that We are fully sal cent above
Liverpool, aud English spinners must be
expected to avail themselves of every oppor-
tunity to dcpress the market.
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oruer 10 the effect that on the first of Feb.
,Sa tSSary the Secretary should call
,ne Vocset, that the Commissioners
mght be informed through counsel
OF Of the condition aud prospects of each ase' ease
I.n ne case case OF Chaureau vs., the United States
WA was submitted for adjudication without ar,
guhent' IN the case of Fox & Iapayide
vs., vs. the United States, French Counsel
i,'"ue = motion 70 amend the memorial
A. lengthy discussion was had
upon the motion of French
counsel ,ns to amend the memorial in The case
Si WITT, administrator, VS.. the United
oates, h In this case the Commissioners
nag M suspended Judgment, disall6wng the
claim, on the ground that the administra.
or, oor, VINO was only claimant as re
eorue1, Is not French citi
zen, zen, u was now proposed by French
counsel to state the names of certain French
ssLi1ens n,: who were interested in the claim
Sta Snis was opposed by counsel of the United
states, and the Commission took the subject
under adyisement The Commission tRen
ADJOURNED to Tuesday January 81,