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, 1884-08-08
Personal MENTION.

Hon. II. V. S. Groesbeck and Colonel
.. w. Downey came down from Laramie
City yesterday and will remain in the city
until this evening. tl
The Laramie Boomerang says Mr..
G. f. Eggleston, late with A. s. Peabody
Of this city, having resigned his position,
has gone to Cheyenne to take charge Of
the retail city trade ofG A Draper, gro
GER of that city, Mrs. Egsleston will
shortly join her husband in the capital.
W D Hall, Hat Greek; E 5 Williams,
ranch; w SSeben, Hat Greek; Tered
Denver; r. P Allen, Chug; F NJ Harden,
San Juan, Texas. W H Swan, Hat Greek,
are among the arrivals at Dyer's Hotel.
] R Bacon, Denver; D B Martin, Eagle
Rock, La Thomas Walsh. Sidney; W n
May, St. Louis; N j Dean, Dayton. O.;
Daniel Perry, Denver; W NJ Russell,
Ripon Wis. are registered at the Metro
p~olitan.
VIM Maxwell Lee, Sidney Jnhu :,
Skelert, St. Louis; W B PembertJn,
Rawlins; Carter Adams, Leadville; W J
Erickson aud wife, Palace Car CO. j
Goodwin, Joseph and James Warren.
Denver, are registered at the Railroad
Hotel. M
S H STANDARD, Denver E W Mande.
Vile. Chicago. g II Sanborn. Denver
Walter Newton, Horse Greek; G "
Chase, ranch; ] H Anderson, H f Blood
Denver; NJ N Grant, R NJ Jones, Lara
mic, are registered at the Inter Ocean.
, 1884-08-08

VS.. .
John johnson, defendant.
To said defendant You are hereby
notified hat the above named complainant
has filed her bill of complaint in the Dis
trict Court Of the First Judicial district OF
Wyoming Territory, praying for a divorce
from the bonds of matrimony existing be
tween the said parties, on the grounds
that you have failed to provide the com
mon necessaries of life for more than one
year, and that such neglect was not the
result of proverty on the part Of the hus
band. which you could not avoid by ordi-
nary industry; and that if you fail TO APP
pear and answer said bill of complaint on
or before the 18th day of August, A. ~.
1884, the said bill viii be taken pro coAa
(esso, default entered and a decree rem
dered accordingly.
Dated this 10th day of july A. D.Iss4.
JNo. X. JEFFREY,
Register in Chancery.
THos. NJ. FISHER,
Solicitor for Complainant
, 1884-08-08

All delicacies of the season at the
Pioneer saloon. Ladies' entrance from
Eddy street. -l
, 1884-08-08

ALBANY, August 7.-Governor Cleve-
land left at noon for the Adirondacks.
His letter of acceptance will probably not
be issued until Cleveland's return in a
fortnight.
, 1884-08-08

All kinds of bodily ailments are cured
by the outward application of st. Jacobs
Oil, the great pain cure All for 80 cents.
, 1884-08-08

Ranchmen will save money by calling
on G. w. Clark & Son for their groceries
in the Wyoming block, Cheyenne.
, 1884-08-08

At the Star Restaui mt. Open all
, 1884-08-08

For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, 18th street.
, 1884-08-08

Pierce x Murray received this week a
carload of Philip Best's Milwaukee Bottled
Beer, said TO- be the finest Beer manufac-
tnred in the United States, which will be
for sale BY the Sass, bottle, or IN larger
quantities.
Smoke FL Arabe Cnbau cir,r
, 1884-08-08

Brass hanging lamps with colored g
glass prisms at Craig, Davis 4 Co.'S.
, 1884-08-08

We have by far the LARGEST GROCERY STORE IN THE TERRITORY
and carry the largest and most complete stock. We buy for spot cash in the
very BEST markets and cannot, no will not be undenod. To RANCH lasd
STocKAEN W re offer special Inducements, and will guarantee 10 save them
money IN the purchase of their supplies We handle the very best quality Of
goods that cn be bought, and guarantee weight and quality Of ever
article
Call and see u.s., and we will do you good. ssoq
' u. u. Go.
, 1884-08-08

Smoke FL Arabe Cpbaa cigar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14
THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
Nearly 400 Fatal Gases In Naples In =
NOars-Titied Ladies' rs Nurses.

Nearly 4OO Fatal Cases In Naples In "a
Nours-Titied Ladies' rs Nurses.
ROsIE, Sept. 13-The good example set by
King Humbert has stimulated the Neapolitan
noblemen to lend their aid to tho sufferers
from cholera In Naples. The Marquis Campo
desola has opened free food depots which are
personally directed by various members OF
noble families. King Humbert has made
round Of these depots. inspecting all the ar
rangements and tasting the food. which he
pronounced good and wholesome. The ladies'
are also active and T energetic In t9e work OF
and many other ladies OF the nobility are work
Ing In the ambulanc service OF tho Red Cross
Society and nursing tho sick under the direc-
ton OF the Sanitary Commission. 1t Is osti-
mated that l50O 600 persons are deetitute. owing
to the paralysis Of business.
The bulletin showing the ravages OF the cpl
delnc during the past twanty-four hours Is as
iolows: Naples toity). fresh cases. s72; deaths.
SS5 Naples lproyincS| fresh cases. 81; deathss.
Caserta, fresh cases. 9: deaths. 4. Turin. fresh
cases. a; deaths. Q. Genoa. fresh cases. 81.
Salerno. fresh cases. 4. Carrara. fresh cases. 2.
Cameo fresh cases. o. Cremona. fresh cases 2.
Single casea are reported from various towns.
Spozia Is still the centre Of the epidemic In tho
PANS. Sept. IS. = An isolated death from
cholera hh has occurred In one q the hospitals Of
reached here from Perpignan.
MADRID. Sept. IL. The report OF tho ravages
Of cholera in Spanish towns forthe past twenty
four hours shows that there have boon ri new
cases and 10 deaths.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14

RsDsbliean Dsubts that Kslly's Party WIN
ssppsrt Cleveland n GssA Faith.

Republican Dsubts that Kslly's Party WIN
ssppsrt Cleveland n GssA Faith.
The action Of Tammany was much talked
Of by the politicians yesterday. Tho Rspub-
licans protested to believe that Tammany
would not support Cleveland In good faith. but
Democrats Of every stripe expressed the
opinion that Tammany would faithfully ratify
at the polls what they resolved to do on Friday
night. Mr.. d. D. Smaley Of the Democratic
National Committee said:
Before the nominations wore made at Chi
cago. Mr.. John Kelly. Mr.. Cochran. and Gen.
Spinola assured me that Tammany would sup
port the nominee. whoever no might be. and
have never doubted that no would. So far as
have known. whenever Mr.. Koly has made q
fight he has made an open ono. and whenever
his support has been given. II has been hearty
and earnest. 1t will. I believe. DO so now. Mr.
Grady will find very great difference between
his influence over men within the party and
his ability to take men out Of It,"
All the Tammany district leaders said that
Tammany would support the ticket.
Mr.. y. W. Dawson. the Democratic National
man OF the National Committees sub commit
toe for the South Atlantic States. called at the
National Committees rooms yesterday. He
said the Republicans in North Carolina had
circulated a false report that the Democrats
had declared their intention to carry that State
even II they had to resort to intimidation.
There was no need. Mr.. Dawson said. OF using
Intimidation to carry any OF the South Atlantic
States for the Democracy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14
SHOOTING n CRIMINAL.
Mr.. johnson OF Spring Valley Takes the Roa.
Aftcr Burglar.

Mr. Johnson OF spring valley Inkcsthe HOhd
Amer Burglar.
SPRING VALLEY, N. Y, Sept. 13.-The store
OF Elmer L. johnson. at SufYerns. was robbed
last night. and when the fact was discovered at
Cookbook this morning Mr.. johnson took the
road in search Of the thieves. who had carried
of about $500 worth Of dress goods and wear
ing apparel. At Monsey he came up with man
carrying a large bundle. The man said he was
a peddler. but when johnson pressed him no
cast the package aside and resisted an attempt
at arrest by drawing bulldog revolver. John
son also drew q revolver. and fired three times
when the man exclaimed that he was shot and
fed toward the swamp. his pursuer sending
three more shots after him.
Tho firing and the story OF the adventure
created wild excitement IN tho village; and q
dogs. entered the swamp. One Of the animals
soon found the human game. Tho man deliv
cred his weapon to Mr. lteQua. and asked for q
priest. Mr.. johnson brought his victim to
Hills Hotel, at this place. where he was attend
and another the side. The Doctor said lie
could not live twenty-four hours.
He confessed his guilt to Notary Public Fen
ton. generating johnson from all blame. He
gavc his name as James Regain. aged Al. with
no relations here. He had message. sent to
Meyers Berry, 3i3 Water street. city"
here over tho event, which. it is thought. will
put n check to the many burglaries and other
wlessness prevalent in this section OF Rock
land county during tho last few months. This
Is Mr. Johnsons second experience with burg
lars within six months, His store at Hacken-
month he personally arrested tile thief and got
him sent to State prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14
STIBBED HIM IN THE BACK.
A Jealous wife Attacks her Husband ut the
breakfast Table.

a jealous wife Attacks her Husband at the
breakfast Table.
While Deputy United States Marshal Fred
erick Bernhard was shaving himself yesterday
morning ut his home. PAT Avenue A. his wife
fitted uneasily about his room. She seemed
very nervous and excited. Sho asked him to
let her take his razor after he had done with it,
but ho locked II up in his trunk This made her
very. angry. and she scolded him sharply as he
sat down TO breakfast.
Just us he was drinking cup Of coffee she
drew a long knife from tho sleeve OF her dress
and stabbed him In tho back. She then fed
screaming from tho house. DIR. llickok Of
East Twelfth street was summoned. He said
the wound was not a serious one. A son OF
Mr.. J. Ilaberstroh ownor OF the house. fol-
lowed Mrs. Bernhard for two blocks. but she
eluded him. 1t Is supposed she has gone to
the home OF some friend When tho police
came Mr.. Bernhard refused to tell them any
thing about the stabbinH
. A. friend OF Mr.. Bernhard said last night
About two months ago Bernhard arrested u
iorger on ono OF the German steamships. The
forgcr was accompan led by q young woman. In
whom Bernhard took some interest. 1t Is said
he got hor emp oyment in tho Atlantic Garden.
His vile heard Of 1t. and ever since she has
been insaney jealous OF him. Whenever he Is
referred to In the papers NJ arrestng q woman
believes his wife Intended to cut his throat
with tho razor"
Manager Haley OF the Atlantic Garden said
Mr.. Bernhard had not secured employment for
q woman In the Atlantic Garden as lar as he
knew
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14
Nh. EEsssR'S PISTOL sROra
The DsatAs 81 bis WIZ anA Daughter he
garAeA - Ainest Certain.

The Oeaths 81 bis W1fS anA Daughter he.
sarAeA ss Ainsst Certain.
Boonton people talked yesterday Of moth
ing but the suicide OF VIM. W. Messer and his
shooting his wife and daughter. and all day
friends from distance In carriages and neigh
bors on foot called at the door to learn the con-
dition Of Mrs. Messer and Miss Mary Messer.
DR.. J. @. Ryerson. who was an army surgeon In
the late war. said to a reporter:
Mrs. and Miss Messer are In very critical
condition. Mrs. Mcsser may die very soon.
There Is only the faintost hope for her recov-
cry. II she does not die soon from shock she
is likely to die from Inflammation that will set
In within forty-eIRht hours. Her endurance
and fortitude are wonderful. There is greater
chance for Miss Masser's recovery, but even in
ynai y mash sRe II
Chloroform Is used to produce insensibility. as
she Is In agony when not under its influence"
Doonton depot. and along the billy road lead
ing to 1t tho visitor has series 81 picturesque
yisys The cottage has two stories and = hall:
are dense .royss q oak and Chestnut trees
Arthur. j. Mosser. the son. said yesterday:
was net merely temporarily Insane
again after. the sunstroke In August. He got
that by walking four miles In the hot sun to
see friend on business. and then welkine
rved ana he 4ns nsde The
door and remained UNCONSCIOUS for twenty.
msn W ~s.
F"r ta week he S Se Then seomad
his nnd spirits but he won
last thing in his thoughts. 1 noticed recently
IN a%fbss Oosi s %sy ne X0H ha
subject was changed"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14
Colorado Republican Nominations.

DENVER. Sept. l3.-The Republican State
Convention last night nominated Benjamin IL Eaton OF
Weld county for Governor the eighteenth ballot Elk
Senator Tabor and LeutGov. Meyer were the other
leading candidates Peter Breen of Leadyle was non.
mated for Lieutenant. Governor. Judge q. O. Syms Of
Denver for Representative in Congress Melvin Edwards
the inonmhen for Secretary OF state Theodore Thomas
low of Trinidad for State Treasurer The Convention
was In Fcsson until O'Clock this morning, and then
took until 10 A. NJ on renssemblng the ticket
was eompleted as foows; Auditor, y, sprnance Gf
r. Crowells nnd +. C. Uoudy. " g. Lathrop VI Denver
Ia Chairman Of the Stale Central Committee. The
utons cn!orse the platform and nominees Of the M
tons Republican Convention and favor the restoration
of tile tsfin O 1867 o wool,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14
4 KANSAS TOVN EXCITED.
A I.uuatic With IL Iside Riding Through the
streets Firinw Iuto House,.

WELLINGTON, Kan, Sept. 13.-Ths city
was thrown into thu widest excitement this
morning by tho sndden appearance on the
streets OF Frank Jones. armed with a Winchcs-
ter rifc. and firing into the residences Of va
rious citizens. He first went to tho residence
Of John ]. Anderson. and fired several shots
into the house. and then wont TO the house Of
]. NJ. Mckee. through which he fired twelve
shots. smashing the furniture and woundi ing u
small child. An alarm was quickly raised. and
in u few minutes the citizens were up in arms.
Jones was mounted on n ponv. and while gal
Looping up Washington avenue shot ut William
wounding him. He then rode TO the house Of
his brother. Sylvester Jones. and discharged
several shots into It. but the family had escaped
to neighbours He then fed to the country
but was pursued and captured about q mile
from the town. About O week ago Jones was
brought before n Jury to have his sanity passed
upon. Since then he has threatened the, lives
OF all who test ined against him. and to-day no
was endcavorng to carry his threats into exc
cution. Public opinion seems divided as to
Is entertained that he will be lynched.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14
DR.. O'HARE ARRESTED.
Tho Dilemma In which the Death OF Michael
Lacey Has Placed Him.

Lacey Has Placed Him.
DR.. Felix O'Hare was arrested yesterday
owing to tho mysterious death OF Michael
Lacey soon after he had taken some medicine
prepared for him By tho Doctor. Il don't
know" said he. at the Essex Market Court to
Justice Power. why I am to be prosecuted
crminally. The Coroner has not yet decided
that did anything wrong. I am positive had
nothing to do with the mans death.
Dr. O'Hare said he had not provided himself
with counsel or n person to 60 his bail Justice
Power said he would hold him In s.. goo bail for
examination at the Tomhs.
Lacey was unconscious whom brought into
my Office" said DIR. O'Hare 70 tho reporter.
Seymour. his companion. told mo he had
taken six glasses Of beer. probably moro;
found he had u high pulse and was suilovin.
from the heat very much. Seymour said no
had not slept much for two nights. My pre-
scription was ten drops ~ tincture OF ac"nite
In an ounce Of water. To quiet his nerves
gave him pills Of sulphate ~ morphine.
about one-eighth oi n grain OF morphine
to. each pm. I should prescribe the same med.
nothing leading him to believe that caused
the man. death. On the other hand. Or. Messe-
mer SAYS that Laceys death was duo to an
acid poison. ] administered an alkali."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14
the FRANCO CHINESE W.IR
ADMIRAL Courbet Ordered to Resume War.
like Operntions-The Fleet Going North.


PARIS, Sept. 13.-Primc Minister Ferry.
after conference with the Secretaries Of War
and Marinv-Gen. Campcnon and Admiral
Peyron-yesteriay. teesraphed to Admiral
Courbot to resume warlike operations at once.
Gen. Campenon refused to assent to the send
ing OF more troops from the cadres in FraI ce
unless war against China should be declared.
His advice was that the number Of reinforce
ments BIO limited to 1000 men. md that those
be sent from Algiers. Admiral Courbet, on the
with his whole feet and started for tho north:
Cabinet council was held o-day, In accord
ance with previous announcement. for the dis
cusslon OF the Chinese question. NJ Ferry dis.
not ascared War AZ! Aamrn Peyran Mnser D oi
Marine, read dispatches from Admiral Cour-
bet which said that he ,, would resume opera.
and q fresh supply Of provisions,
The Lieutenant OF the British man.of-wnr
Zephyr who was wounded when the Chinese o
few days ago fired on that vessel is dying.
The Kinpar fort to-day fired on the telegraph
launch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14
R0NDoUr souRrY AoITArHD.
Dr. KeeEs's Youae Win Leaves hsP Hsns
and Csn suite . Lawyer.

aad Con suite Lawyer.
RoNDouT, Sept. 1s.-This city 10 greatly
stirred over social scandal which has Just be-
come public property through the publication
OF the following notice in local paper:
T ns. A ssy s t
Three years ago Matte Weber. then only
about IA years OF ago. was Justly regarded as
one OF the prettlest girls In this city. Hcr
mother kept a fashionable boarding house on
the leading thoroughiare many years. and she
early went into society. She was courted and
however. she turned cold shoulder. With q
delicate form and sweet and winsome face.
About two years aso tho community was sur
ySuniE girl 70 pr e F. Kesfe rising young
ssnios 81 #eber and 9s'Sf . e e
and regular In his attendance at church. II
was predicted at the time that the match would
Se an nGahSny one The sequel has shHwn that
rumors that the Doctor was not living happily
with his wife. Some gossips said that he once
that when sho rebeiled troubl q cnsued Others
said that the Doctor was jealous OF his young
wife sSr the retained her fond
duced into tho leading circles of Irish society
hero was forever making new conlnests, A.
young wife leaving her husband and going to
her friends for protection. The Doctor had Q
long and exciting search, and at length dis
choking her. which charge It is understood.
he did not deny. He besought her. however.
for the sake Of his good name not to stay away
from hor home and she re!ented. Tho recon-
ciliatlon. however. was not lasting one. For
the past few weeks the kecfe residence has
day. It is alleged that a day or two ago pistol
shot was heard within the dwelling. 1t j. said
that the Doctor either to Brighten his wife into
desperate. purchased a pistol and exploded II
In the house. This is snid to be tho real cause
OF tho present and what IL likely prove q final
separation. Mrs. Keefe left hcr homo and went
to her grandmother's house In another part of
the city. She took her piano and many other
in taking legal proceedings against her hus-
band Lawyer Preston having been retained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14

PRovINCETowN. Mass. Sept. 13.-The tug c.
N. Winch arrived here last night with the dsnantlei
schooner Dire sden Of Machas Me, from shulee, s.,
for New York loaded with spruce spars. Capt Rich re
ports that he picked up the shout yescr
day eight miles southeast by east from Nauset Light
md pn! sn here Tor har6or me Dresden 70 bnE
nass broken % close q the deck; tho foremast
the cabin as 1t fell cabin badly stove, stnrbonrd hui
warks partly gone. and windln,s broken The hull np
She hsd been stripped Of sails. rigging and Everything
terday, and probably did the stripping The deck load
Of spsTs washed away but the cargo in the hold
ram
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14

A Battle Beiween the Rebels aud Fricndly
Arabs-Americnn Beef In Demnnd.

CAIRO. Sept. IA fight has occurred near
suakim between 4. 200 OF Osman Digma's rebel
forces and 1000 friendly Arabs under NAH
moud. The latter lost his son and o number
OF followers.
After tho victory over the rebels at Ambukol
reported by tho MudIr OF Dongola Sept. II. the
body OF Sheik Hoda tho chief rebel loader OF
the district, and those Of various Ameers ap-
pointed by the Mahdi were found on the field.
Gen. Wolseiey will start for Assiout next
Monday Orders have been issued In Cairo
which point toward an intention to use the
case the Nile route fails. Over thirty thousand
camels will accompany the expedition. A fur
Their order for half a million pounds OF COM
pressed beef has been given to a Chicago firm.
making total OF 100000 pounds OF beef or
dered for the relief expedition.
LONDON Sept. l3.-The Government Is send
Ing 10, 900 pounds OF dynamite to Egypt. with q
view to exploding a passageway for the boats
through the Milo cataracts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14

Joseph X. Wells Martin L. Alpers. and
Charles A. swarhout. composing the Arm Of Joseph X.
Wells Co, wholesale dealers In coal at Broadway
md al Long Island City under the name Of the Long
Island Coal Company, made assignment yesterday to
William p Putncy giving preferences nggregstinx S5t.
so Mr. Wells also made an individual assignment TO
Mr. Putnry with preferences for STOOD The hru did
business OF about 81 5n0yD yenr. and had a capital
Of about S15Op Mr.. Wells was one OF the directors of
the bank upt Wall street Bank. Mr. Putney, the
ssnee sad YESTERDAY thst the failure was the result of
lie could give any definite idea OF the liabilities or
assets at present but expected to have statement
ready In few DAYS In the coal trade tho liabilities
reported vt about S2JO,OOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14
STIRRING HIS CHILDREN.
Four Little Ones who Had Nothing to Eat
Save What the NeishbOrs Gave Them.

SnVe WIN the NcIghbOrs 0NVr Thein.
John Young, u vcnder Of 23s East Seventy
nth street. was tried In Special Sessions yes
tcrday for starving his four little children.
Young said lie had careless wife. who paid no
attention TO the little ones Most OF his tme.
he said. was occupied in buying vegetables at
Washington Market and peddlin them about
tho streets. and he had not been able 10 pay
Agent Charles Il. Knoll Of the Children's
Society said tho children were n wrctched
sight OH Tuesday when he first saw them.
They had not had food for twenty four hours.
and the last food they had the neighbors gave
them. Their mother was taken to Bellevue
Hospital very sick on SATURDAY..
The Court sentenced Young to two months
Imprisonment in the pcnitentiary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14

LONDON. Sept. lathe rgors OF military
conscrption in Germany are illustrated BY recent In
cident at Greiz Two gentlemen Of that city being sol
dicrs OF the Landwehr class were ordered to report
for duty for the autumn manGuyres of the German
army The only means OF transportation offered them
wns to go In n cattle train with lot Of peasants who
were also Iandwehr soldiers, The gentlemen refused
AreInon-trance TO the EmpsIror Wiihm At Berlin; a
reply back through military Official channels TO
the effect that the Offenders to DO tried In the usual
way for disobedence OF orders. The two gentlemen
were accordingly tried by court martial and she sen.
tence has Just been approved The sentence E for each
OF them eight ears Imprisonment al hard labor Ia inc
common PRISON at Gr.z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-14
Two Runway & rls.

Susie Wurdell and Lille Waterbury ran away
from their home in South Norwalk on Friday morning
with the intention OF coming TO this city and going
the stS.eior Joining circus troupe Susie 10 II years
old aud Lille Ia q wear younger Mrs.. Wariel, the
mother OF Susie WHO reported the TO the police
Friday evening, said they were regarded as the two
handsomest girls in south Norwalk." In the general
alarm which sent out Susie ~ icsrrheh i've
high, medium build, with light complexion and brown
hair. She wore light spotted gown and green straw
hat. Lille Is also blonde.