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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

Eight persons were killed hy col.
ision on the Havana and Ma,anaaS read, in
Cuba
Secretary Lincoln has ordered ten.
Crock To Washington. TO consult IA to the
best plan Of dealing with the Chirieahaa
captives The Indians at San Carries reser.
walton were summoned by the commanding
views Speeches were made by Loco. Roni,
u and Mana, who asked permission To w ~
the Apache country and hive with then
friends, IT peace with the whites
Traizos, an editor III Bolivia. wrote
articles faseriny peace President Campeso
ordered the police to here his ears aud dress
him in the ooafs. stun wasn hy the inasa,,S
The yellow fever now raging At Vera
Cruz il Of tcrrihl, fatal tNpe, the mortal
ity averaging six out u every se,ea Al
tackled
Robert \. Parks 4 Co. bankers, Of
New York. have tiled an assignment, giving
preferences for SsNuOt
The Pastoiliee Department al Wash,
ington has received information that the
Australian Colonies have resolved Ia apply
for admission To the Universal fes,al Union
II the application is Successful Bolivia will
be the only country With an orr anisesi postal
service not included IN the union
Greenwall. the Melbourne tAus.
traiiaa manager, has engssed Mrs lAngtr,
for sixteen weeks, beginning in July next
year. Al salary VI .sN l,.r week
4 New York commercial agency las
compiled and published \ table Of the bus
tness failures over III. entire country iel
the first half Of the .prcsent year They in
dictate a marked increase in the number ant
extent Of liabilities as compared with cor
responding periods ot the tws
previous years, Tor the first slN months il
issi the failures were = ~. in namhers III,
first six months of tsSa 4 .s,ss the FIRST half q
is>s. i,dsss. The liabilities show rreatel
increase in 1871 The liabilities tor the mrs
six months we're So TO-, aeas In i>>. So Gu
60 the six months II isSS. ss1.asaNa In,
increase in liabilities the last hail If tn,
year II attributed 10 the large srcculatis,
failures In the West, hnt even aetlactang th,
indebtedness srlingaag from this cause, III,
lnerease In failures and liabilities il Yer,
marked There w.r. IT, failure during Ia,
week ending July L. thirteen les than th'
preceding week. twelve more than the cur
responding week is>1. ami sixty.t~o mof,
than the same week Of issl.
X. IL. Kirby. nh importer Of hard
uar.. nj Maurrsal has made AN sSxs,.p,nna
10 cover liabilities Of sIsa.oa = C. Quiyiey
a coal agent of Cleveland, has failed Ia
sss0o0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-05
SOUTHERN.

A dispatch from jefferson, Texas,
says that a column of iaa horsemen sudden.
" galloped up and surrounded the Jail con-
tanning the negro Douglass, guilty Of out
raging a white woman, Mrs Rogers, for
which his companion negro. named Lacy,
had been lsnched the day before, The
Deputy Sheriff with guards attempted
resistance but We're instantly covered by
the assailants and secured. the cell un.
locked, Douglass rinioned and placed on
horse. The bad then disappeared n
quickly and mys,erioaslv as /, had arrived
The following morning, two miles from the
city. the carcass of Douglass was found
hanging from tree With four bullet holes
through the head
Three men were killed and one fatally
wounded In a quarrel ut Gollinsville. Ala
The participants in the tragedy were A h.
Hall and son and Bob and John Mullens
They owned adjoining property, and dis
pute arose regarding the boundary line
Tom Hall built fence which the Mullens'
claimed Was Improperly located, and
they threatened To remove il Hall
said he would Kill the man Who
touched /, bob Muli-n~ went on,
IL remove it and was shot dead by Hall
His brother. John Mnllens, who Was present,
was also shot AMI fatally wounded He,
however. had strength TO Jerk out pistol,
and killed Hall on the spot Halls father
thenapproached and Was immediately killed.
Mullens then fell mortaliy wounded All
the parties aIe wealthy and prominent, A.
b Hall being the senior member of Hail.
MackeyA Co. leading firm In North Ala
hama
The recumbent figure Of Gen. Rob.
ert +. Lee. by Valentine. the sculptor, Was
unveiled nj Lexington. Va, in the presencs
OF GOO people Wade Hampton acted u,
Chief Marshal, Juhal Early a. presiding ON
Ger. and the Grafton Mak delivered by Maj
John W Daniel Father Ryan subsequent,
reelted M original poem, The Sword d
lee"
Al Milan, Tenn. Mrs. Pope was
stunY on the nose BY \ bee. and died from
the effects of the sting in . few minutes
She ~ss apparently In good health II the
time
Dime and nickel ooustsSfsiss, 81 o.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-05
POLITICAL.

The fourth ballot for Senator from
New Hampshire gave Harry bingham. Dem
ocra,, III, and Edward H. Rollins, Reruhli.
can, iui, With III necessary u achoice
The consolidation of revenue districts
In Wisconsin removes from office0en Henry
Harndcn, Of Madison narndcn h the man
who, with detachment Of iao men from the
first WISCONSIN Cavalry, cartured lcu Davis
In Geot gia On the 10Th al May. isia He has
held the o.iiee III Collector Of his district for
ten years, and is superseded ny Leonard
lottridge, ot SPARTA
The effect Of thu Presidents order in
regard tn the internal revenue service Is TO
reduce ehe total number Ut collection dis
tricts from III to y. a reduction Of III in-
stead OF ~ n heretofore erroneoasly
announced The following statement shows
the number ef districts reduced In each
state aud 1erritery Alabama, |, Nevada,
L. ConneeticaI /, Georgia, /; Dakota, Il;
Wyoming, /; Arizona II Pennsylvania, Al
Virginia, :. North Carolina, /, Tennessee, Ii
Kentucky. :; Ohio, 1, Indiana, \, Illinois =
Michigan. = WISCONSIN I; Iowa /, Mis-.
StuIls ~ 2uiHHSstlas II Nc>k NhSHia, II
Maryland, |, Massachusetts, Il New York,
5; Washington Territory, l. New Jersey, /,
Idaho, /; Montana, |, total s6 II is lraha,
hle the transfer Of officers cannot he Of
fectea before the LIST OF August An an an,
naal saving Of sseoan viii result fr,an the
, reduction
The Iowa Republicans met in con.
ventien AT nes Noines, and was temporarily
presided over by Hon John A kas~on, Col
II. h Henderson hsiny made permanent
Chairman Gov sherman and Lieut. Gov,
Manning wcr. renominated Judge Reed,
II Council Rlatls was placed On the ticket
for the Supreme Bench, and John W,
Atkins for Superintendent VI PUBLIC In.
struetion Among the We Presidents III
the convention MAS Addison Rhodes,
negro who had been sold en- the
auction block The Republicans ef Mime
sofa assembled ut 81 Paul and renom,natcd
Gov. Hubbard { \ Gilman was nominated
for Lieutenant Governor, Fred Neroaasa'
back for Secretary Of State, Charles kitte-
son for Treasurer, ", J. Ham for Attorney
General, and j. IL kaker. Railroad Commis-
| sioner
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WESTERN.

The Sheriff Of Morton county, Da,
O'Donnell aud Wannegan. who attempted To
drive the Marquis nemare> from land which
he had purchased The difficulty oc cured
at Little Missouri. and the lesparadoes
killed man named Luppin
TnE Supreme Court Of Ohio. in sus-
tanning the seo,t law. holds that legislative
power i ample 10 make laws absolutely pro-
hibiting all ua.fic in Intoxicating liquors
Saloon keerers al ever the State are paying
the tax under protest The City Council AT
Columbus find that the 10 ,eipts will support
the police and poor departments
A secret convention was held in In
dianarolis. last week, 10 organize company
double track narrow gauge roads from New
York to San Francisco and from Chicago TO
New Orleans
Gen. Sherman, accompanied by Chief
Justice Waite. was received with full mill
tary honors NJ Fort Smelling. The mills at
reception was he'd at Gen rerry's quarters
after which the artv lett for For Ellis
a dispatch from Wilcox, Arizona,
SAYS: The Indians reported ut Ash canon,
on the Arizona and NV Mexican line. with
the cavalry In pursuit, are ,ha Chiricahuas,
who were TO have been n the reservation
several days ago but who were deferred by
the knowledge of the fat that they could
not enter the reservation there, The hos
tiles are said To lie greatly incensed at what
they consider n breach OF faith. Another
murderons raid Is anticipated"
4 family of five persons were
drowned in the Ohio river, twenty miles be-
low Madison, Ind, by the apsetting Of .
skin
IL. G. Quigley, dealer in stoneware al
Cleveland. Ohio, has assigned Liabilities
S5s,ooo. assets. si.,na
The Illinois State Agricultural Blu,
reaus June report Of the crops shows con,
siderable falling oil i'll nearly all the grains
McNicker's rheater began its twenty.
seventh season Mt Chicago, on Monday, with
the Boston Thea,.r Company, the opening
attraction being Char.es Reade and Henr,
Pettit's melodrama % Love and Money.
The chief element Of the story 10 the for
tunes of n loving father and daughter, whs
have been long parted by the evil chances
of life and the schemes Of the wicked; ani
the contest Of sentiment is in the Young gir
who has to choose between her real father
and poverty and her adopted father ant
riches The climax 81 unhappy life viii
these two loving hearts In their burial in /,
coal mine by an explosion effected by tn,
villain Of the piece, from which they an
rescued by sensational miracle. The pla,
was very successful In London and Boston.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-05
WASHINGTON.

Army officers have ut last received 4
wholesome lesson against tho violations Ut
the regulations ~ 10 gambling The rresi.
martial md thu recommendation Of tho
Secretary af War TINT Nal WATSON he dts
missed from TIN army, To he imprisoned
eighteen months at hard labor, and to have
the cause af his punishment published a,
length in tho newspapers Of Iowa. the state
from which he was appointed
Bonds to the face value Of SlOO. 600.
ooo were cancelled at the Treasury Depart
ment last week, by fifteen persons and Two
machines and are nuw ready u ho GROUND
up None Of thum had beon issued 10 the
public tine bond OF Zach denomination
was saved for tho treasury specimen hook,
Nearly one third III the amount was IN
per cents
David II. Parker has declined tho
appointment Of Postmaster at Washington,
and will retain his position ~ Chief 1T
Postal Inspectors
ten. Pope has notified Secretary
Lincoln that oklahoma Payne has applied tn
the Circuit Court at Topeka for an miunc.
tion against interfering With his occupation
of Indian Territory, and that the papers
have been handed To the District Attorney
for Kansas
THE Emperor Of Rnssia has sent "a
President Arthur letter OF thanks for the
presence OF Minister Hunt ami Admiral
BaldM IN ut the coronation ceremonies
WHnN the President arranged his
plan for consolidating the internal revenue
districts. the tn number in Kentucky was
cut down from six tn four lie has heen
prevailed upon to IL consider the action, and
the result il the State Is divided into i've
districts
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The Minnesota Republican Convention As,
seMe,clAt Vt fAal, with q II, GtlnllAn as
Temporary Chairman Committees wel~
&rpesnss daad n teSesS taken antn evening,
TN the seAssemhlsag c n GilnllAM Was
Nominated ~ Permanent Chairman hy the
Hubbard faction, and ], 4 fllsearv hv the
NsadaAlteS ollhllaa Was chosen by 4 vots
VI lao IL YAK
Gov Hubbard WAS nominated by Acclama.
toa Are>olatlea Mas introduced condemn
~ the action II tho Republican Legislators
MAe setNSea to vote Tor Window aS Senator
siseF hc had received the caucus NcansnA, IN
last winter This Mas laid IN the table by a
sNta " is>tag
The Committee IN Resolutions reported :
lastsNsm aaof>ang the National aiminlstsa.
hNA. approving the whisky and tobacco taA,
ssessasnc for 4 tAnn for revenue ~ adjusted
y u sasof tho development ot MAnutact.
Nas> tasessng eaSsl~ssrvicc reform and lib.
ssal appropriations for internal Improve,
mensS and fasosiag tho submission cf the
question II prohibition To 4 popular vote
The resolutions were adopted
Z, 4, NtMsn Mas nominated Tor ilcaten
INT ,soNerasr On the second ballot, and fr.a
NoraAaamhaeA ter SECRETARY of State by ~.
slsaaassons Tor Treasurer, Charles kittleson.
4 / Hahn ler Attorney Gcaerai, and ], Il
hsAcr ser RsilreAa Cammiss oncr
ii"a William nelnAa. of Independents
VAS chosen Chairman Of the Republican
ate Ceatral Committee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-05
NEWS CONDENSED.
Telegraphic Summary,
EASTERN.

The New York Emigration Commits.
Sioncis are taking steps 10 prevent the land
Ing " paupcr emiprants Mt Tint point
The Turke, TED Compans's building,
Providence, Il l., was burned Loss, $50
90, insured for slsua
John STRIKER, the New York million.
aire, Mas drowned while bathing In Saratoga
lake. He had been married two months
A class Of 10, the largest In the
history of the university, has just been
graduated by Harvard University.
Nearly 10000 persons gathered ut
Burlington. Vt, to witness the laying OF
cornerstone for new university building
and the unwilling IT n statute If Lafayette.
DIR. Hathaway, tho Philadelphia
aburtionist, In whose cellar were found the
skeletons of twenty infants, has been fined
$40 and sentenced to seven years In the
penitcntiary
A cloud burst into the vicinity Of
Portland Ia, causing floods which wrecked
number of culycrts and bridges and
washed away tracks In large sections The
school slate factories suffered heavily, and
low estimate Of the total loss approxi-
mates 4sn.ooa
Charles Francis Adams. Jr., In an
Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa fra
ternity Of Harvard University, dcuonnced
the study OF Greek ~ n college FETCH"
and declared that modern languages should
take precedence In the curriculum
Attachments for $4,000 have been
secured against the thread works Of Samuel
semple 4 Sons, Of Mount Holly, n, ],
No. |, Of Irish conspiracy notoriety.
has been employed for the past three
months In Rochester. n Y, hut Ia now In
New York city. 50 ~ to lie near his counsel
In case he is ARE .tedfor extradition
Fines of 5000 each were imposed upon
FIVE Cinnamon at Paterson. n. j., for con.
spring against n fellow countryman who
had reduced prices for laundry work.
Report has been made by the Board
of Health to the Collector Of Boston that
within six months p 5,aassis,ed immigrants
had been examined ut that port, many II
them being 80 aged and intirm tina they
must necessarily become pubic burdens
4 fire at Winnipeg. in Manitoba, ex.
tended to building containing powder and
cvai oil. and the spectators we're treated Il
at.s.ifc explosion. which injured ten por,
sons seriously, one Of whom died
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AROl r PEOPLE.

NnaaAN H. Ns~nERRnr has eight chiidren
and eleven grandchildren
Ms, Nsas MsrEs non.E, editor OF s.
NttAa9as, IL III lntervale, n II.
Mas NARY ClEMNrR HcnsoN AMI her ne,,
husband have gone Ia Europe.
Is -rassNAsrEa-G JAMES received
from Hamilton College the degree of LID
sssaa.s Asacsrgs sA,a. Who witnessed the
,~nunasson. declares that il was distressing
ham
Tx SENATOR Tsnog in said to lie about to
asid a daily newspaper To his other extrava-
gances
MILAN NJ Es.aT~ makes a tax return
showing his estate in Windsor Vt TO he
Sssssi.
thnra NmIAsaR's father has lust died,
tsasine hm ss"pn ana . fne farm lie Was
Nncs slave
A lallSsnaaAN. Nho Las mo- hair To s,,are
snakes ths s.-a.Mtitc assertion that no i.ii Il
Mas ever hald headed
IHuMss M.Eaa.ar, who founded the Se,g
Aurk fs.ttstts Nth Horace Greeley, lives i'm a
humble NAY IN Harlem.
lsEk fsT.a BrTifR said t. the Ansoss.
alumni iass week: i must II eak or bu o..
nd don't want 10 burss,
Ms 4 T. sfIw.nr il repuu.d 10 he tn,
.s.na lasessi United states hondh nlae,
she Las s.s4.sA % y invested
In II proposed 10 erect a mem lial chapel
AID snanss "a Epworth, i'm England The
birthplace OF john aud Charles Maeley
PATTI nr ansnl. bfonzes with age lt,e tead
n rowing gray and wTinklsd. lie H. -
aetass and Nlrs &c he Was tMentr-iy. wears
*aa
TINE Las dealt kltsslt Nth - Vice psesi.
as'aat saiiaA H hair " entirely gray. ba.
III ngafs Il eject - .NsF and Lak brow re
MaaAe MntaagoNN
NJ tsEoAasI IIoAAhB. ~ Huntington. Vt
hsas IN Liz possession she IraMal nssd by Cen
Lafayette III LAYING la. cDraeT STONE III ths
University Ut Vermont
II adano ten vars ago there WAS bat on.
fsflnan member II be Legislature. but ~
18th house. With thirty -sax members tas
! % session. eleven Normons wsss founa i.
eve Voice In isRtslAtaon
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-05

Another cable company has. been
formed In Lonuon 10 lay two submarine
wires between Great Britain and tins coan.
try. The new company has capital 1t Al :
sDoO1a
Negotiations between Russia and the
Vatican have been concluded. Freedom In
matters al faith IL conceded. lut NO inter
ference by IN. church sIth questions OF
state will be tolerated
Many persons have been arrested In
Germany fes bstag soaAsctsd . With soa-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-05

cellent workmanship ARE very plentiful In
New Orleans
George Lake was privately executed
ut Cambridge, Nd for u criminal assault
upon lady, Tunlista, III Indian, and
Martin Joseph and William II, Finch, whites
we're hanged at Fort Smith, Ark, Tor differ.
cnt murders. and Tony DANES MAS swnng
of ut narien, Tia
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-05
Next Thing II n.

"l~nt tia, pretty sleepy repllsst a
man VIM was asking far ralrsal
ticket u lansing,
ls>nal rate sir,
"lsa' don't saa >emetsme> make
as>,oantss
"Some,lne,s IL .l.rsNnoa, Arr Nuu
a cl,rgNmahs@
We'll, net eNaetlN,~ slowly wrl,,sl
the man, ~ h. scratched his var, "hN,
reckon I'm tie neat thing u il, I've
s,oea hy AMI seen my aag all ehaMei
up ami nessr wanted ta lick the oWnei
af the animal
lie paid tuu iare, Detroit fav.
Press.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-05

piraey which has for its purpose the he.
tra,Al Ut military seetets
An exploring rarty has left Mel.
bourne, Australia, for New Guinea for the
purpose IT formally anneNtnn the unoeru
pied portion III the island ~ tho nrttth
eMniiN
Mr., Tre,elyan, Chicf Secretary for
that NJ work house inmates hui hrrn srnt
out by tho steamer Anehnfla, that all emf
grants forwarded by the commissioners haa
been supplied With fnnda aud That no pau.
l,ers had heen sent hy thu Hoard III 0uarl.
ians
A desperate attempt was male IN tho
carriage NJ railway train running from
Calais 10 lNris IL murder and rob the Rev.
Mr. Witehherne, mn English Clergyman The
murderer attacked MI WttvhhorMe with
uhisei, stahhinr him fse ttmes Tho assassin
tried To make his escape WHEN tho train mr.
rived ut Amiens Tut was captured after 4
terrific struggle
Distressing reports rnmn from the
far away diamond nods al south Africa
lN lNitN w INV siNht1N ti'N8 N* WYNN wv
rain for three ,eprs AMI tho people are
starving IL add IL the sairawlul condition
nt affairs produced by the failure of the
crops, the Kimberley diamond mime which
Il ase feet deep, has met with serious dis
asten The saft debris has ial'eM hack into
the Mins IN suoh quantities that eighteen
months will he required Ia rcratr the eNca.
vations
Europe il thoroughly alarmed over
tho outbreak 1T cholera In fvvpt The
spanish SANITARY Council advises tho IN
tereement VI quarantine regulations on NIL
vessels troM infected mr,a Tho steamer
IT. bernard, fraM bombay, rat into MAvro
With a ease II cholera an hoard, and Parts
Journal shoWS that esery country eNeent
England II taking precautions against an
epidemic
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-05

Al sMal grains and grasses promise a
ecantiial WELD With good weather from
this time Iowa will not suffer Tor the want
of her staple CROP com
TIM following ia from the Auditors msur-
ancc report Exhibit Of the business OF
heme inv and hive stock insurance compa-
nics Tor the year ending Dec 81, lsss-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-05

1naA Whe forgive mos, shall la ma>,
forgiven, lulttH,
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Premiums

Totals, ..4t....,s...... .a,42s,ss s3ea,&i2.a6
The lossses incurred arr reported AT SSss
Ca There ale seventy neighboring coun-
~ companies which insme farm buildings,
and samc of them are about fifteen wears
old The aggregates given herewith are
very suggestive:
Amount 1T risks Ina force at the he
ginning Of Tire year. ............. $22 sal. lsa ~
Amount III risks written during the
year. ......,............ 5,62l. ass.3s
Amount u risks cancelled during the
year. ...........e.......... 1880. 2..sn.567.57
Amount IT risks in force nj the end
ef the wear, a5.TIl,s7als
Amount Of losSes raid during the
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 27.246Go
Amount oi either expenses. ......... ll.t6l.57
Total expenses during the year. .$ 3s,.as17
The following table shows the business
transacted in Iowa by mutual life and acct
dent insurance companies for the year end
lny bee 81 I'M.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-15
Personal
]. Bell, of Pole creek, is in town.
G. W. Kinney, Of Buffalo, is In thu

]. Bell, Of Pole creek, Is In town.
G.. W. Kinney, of Buffalo, Is In the
city.
]. H. Kenneday, of Fort Fetterman,
Is In town.
F. Kelly and G. T. Gaines are In from
Chugwater.
E. B. Cleveland and Il. B. Hall are
In from Laramie.
G. A. d'Hemecourt returned yesteI-
day from his Montana surveying trip.
w. B. Rathborne, representing VIM.
Lewis & Co., cigar manufacturers, San
Francisco, is in the city.
N. Gallagher, of the Derby s. Day
distilling company, st. Louis, is bask-
ing under the electric lights of our
city.
Rev. DR.. Ratter left yesterday morn
ing for Laramie City, where he will re-
main until Monday. The Rev. Mr..
Cornell, of Laramie, will oficiate In
DR.. Rafter's church on Sunday.
J.. c. Friend, of the Rawlins Journal,
Is in town, and the boys are showing
him around in great shape. Although
somewhat abashed by our metropolitan
appearance, he acquits himself very
creditably.
Registered at the Railroad house
A. Klaus, Jr., Glendive; F Lehman, Chi
cago; Miss Wead. Cedar Rapids; P B
Weare. Chicago; C II Brown, st. Lou
is; ] l. Brusen, II J Warner, Chicago.
Registered at the Inter Ocean hotel
G II Green, New York; F Kelly, G F
Gaines, Chug; C Leppelman, Fremont;
] II Kennedy. Fort Fetterman; F S
Argyle. Denver; G W King, Buffalo;
o Miller, Cour d'Alene; E B Cleveland,
H B Hall, Laramie; NJ Stall, W Nor
ton, Denver; E NJ Miller, ChicSgo; J
Bell, Pole Creek.
Registered at Dyer's hotel =
E Brooks, Denver; ] A Hawkins, Gen.
trail City; F Nouh, Columbus; w L
Knadler and wife, Laramie; W B Rath-
bun, San Francisco; NJ Gallagher, st.
&c Evans, Fort Collins; ] L
Brown, Bushnell; &c Friend, Rawlins;
] Rendrick, Hat Creek; ] E Kellogg,
R U Kellogg, Fort Collins.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-15

At his 1--WE request, acting Assistant
Surgeon John E. Summers, jr., United
States army, will report in person at
these headquarters December %, 1888,
for annulment Of contract.
Private James Carroll, re-enlisted
and recruit Harry F. Moody, enlisted
at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., are as
signed respectively to companies A.
and D, 9th infantry.
Pursuant to the paragraph contained
In paragraph z, special orders No. 2s0,
from the headquarters Of the army,
December Z, 1888, the commanding Of
hcer Fort Niobrara, Neb., will grant a
a furlough for six months to hospital
steward Richard o'Malley, United
States army.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-15

West Virginia, now 80. An examina-
ton of the faces of the representatives,
as they sit at their desks, will show
that the proportionate majority of
young men is with the democrats. The
policy of these younger politicians is
aggressive, and their influence is already
felt. "Why, just look" said a promi-
nent politician to me yesterday, "these
youngsters have captured about all the
offices of the house, and are beating
the old fogies out of their boots.n