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Tne Camppen Divorce caso

loSpoS. Dec. IS.-Sir Charles Rus
sell, counsel for Lady Colin Campbell,
made his closing argument IN the Camp
bell divorce case. lie sail that Lord
Colin charged his wife with adultery, but
he had been ava until he heard de-
fndnnt counsel making his closing ar
rnmcnl that the husband also charged
his wife with perjury. Lord Colin and
his counsel had displayed acrimony un-
parallclcl. Sir chnrle. said it was all.
suri To suppose that Lady Colin, if
guilty, would have brought her charges
AGAINST Lord Colin into court. when by
acccedinc 10 his request to cohabii she
might have shielded her uilt and pre-
vented inquiry. The whole case against
Lady Colin he said, rested upon the gos-
Sip OF s@nrylis. eabmom and stahlomcn.
, 1886-12-19
a Double Tragedy.

EIMYRA, y. Y, Dee. lS.-The details
of a double tragedy at Penn Yam, caused
Il great sensation this morning, one of the
principals being Dorr NJ. IIamlin. station
agent of the Syracuse, Geneva x Corning
railroad at Penn Yam. Hamlin is b
years OF age, and has an estlmable wife
and a bright young daughter. His family
moved in the best society there. Hamlin
went to Penn Yam Thursday night and
occupied the same room with his para
mour, Muriel Alderman. Before retiring
they each took a dose of morphine with
suicidal intent and slept for twenty four
hours. Suspicion was aroused by Ham
lin absence from hume, and the apart
ment which he occupied were broken
open This aroused llamlin from his
stupor, whcrcupon he seized a pistol lying
near and shot the girl in the breast aud
sent 4 bullet into his wi head The IN
fortunate girl was killed, but IIamln is
still alive. His parents are prominent
residents of Auburn, n. Y.
, 1886-12-19
Unelo sam,s Shoe Shop.

WAsmNGroN, Dee. lS.-Representa-
tive Bragg, of the committee ON military
affairs, has submitted a report to the house
to accompany the army bill, which con
tains criticism upon the boo, and shoe
department of the IeavcnwOrth military
prison. The committee finds, the report
says, that unskilliul prison labor enhances
the cost of boots and shoes for the army,
and that the work is defective 50 that the
shoes are of but little value. The com
mittce expresses the conviction that the
United States government should not
build up Il mandatory to be- run by con-
wet labor in competition with the honest
artisan, who supports his family by the
product of his labor. 1t is also the belief
of the committee that "A sentence to the
l%.eayenworth prison Tor desertion, followed
by nm education rs shoemaker, harness.
maker, chairmakcr or hroommakcr, good
quarters, good living, a suit Of clothes At
the expiration of the term Of sentence,
transportation to his home and s. to re-
fresh himself with. has no such terror ii
it as To tend to suppress the crime. Til,
committee, as a step of progress and re.
formation, have put a limit of $685.
upon the amount that can be expended
ont oi the clothing fund at the militar,
prison for the current year, and expires,
the hope hat in the near future the husi
ness of shoCnaking, as u penalty for de
s%ertion, will he abandoned.
The prompt use of Red Star cough en-.
relieves the worst cold. - cents
, 1886-12-19
A saIvation soldlor pisgraeed.

CINCINNATI, Dec, lS.-A. p. Rich. a
member of the Salvation army, strobe
along the streets last night, colliding with
men and women, pushing them some.
timss off the sidewalks. lie made him
self so conspicuous a nuisance as TO attract
universal attention, He was arrested by
the police and to day was sentenced to
live months in the workhousc for disorder
ly conduct. Several OF his victims testi-
fed against him and his 60 laborers in
the army testified to his good behavior.
, 1886-12-19

WASHINGToN, Dec. lS.-The house
went into committee of the whole on the
Oklahoma bill. Mr.. Bares, of Georgia
opposed the bill because it did not pro-
vide a clearly defined territory over which
the government was to be established. the
extent Of the territory being dependent
upon the ability of the government to in
duce or coerce five civilized nations to
surrender Il portion OF their land. He
believed that the honor of the country
would be affected by the bill, for good
faith towards defenseless and inoffcnsive
people required that it should not pass.
Pending action the committee rose and
the morning hour expired Instantly 4
hush fell ever the house, the noise in the
galleries ceased, and all eyes were turned
upon Mr.. Morrison, who. arising in his
seat, SAID. MIR. Speaker, | move that
the house resolve itself into committee of
the whole on the state Of the Union, Tor
the purpose OF considering revenue bills.
Mr. Mckenley, Of Ohio. Aud ON
that | demand the ayes and nays.
During roll call absolute silence rcipnel
IN the house, and many members, with
pencil in hand, were figuring up the vote.
Morrison and Randall We're apparently
among the leas, Interested members. each
leaning back in his chair within a few fec,
of The other, while now and then pleasant
remarks were exchanged between them.
The motion was lost, ayes l49, nays l5I.
The announcement was received with
some applause on the Republican side
but it was quickly suppressed.
The following Democrats voted in the
negative Bliss, Boyle, Campbell Ohio,
Curtin, %Ermentrout, Foran, Gay, Geddes,
Greene New Jersey, %Irione, Lawler,
LeFevre, Martin, Meade, Merriman,
Muller, Randall, Sency, Sowden, Spriggs,
Stahlnecker, st. Martin, Wallace, Ward
tlllinpis), Warner Ohio, and Wilkins.
The following Republicans voted in the
affirmative: Messrs. Hayden, Nelson,
Stone Massachusetts,, Strait. Wakefield
and White (Minnesota).
Mr.. Herbert. of Alabama, attempted to
call up the naval reorganization bill, but
was a%ntagonized by Mr.. Crisp with the
Pacific railroad funding bill, and the
speaker ruled that the question must first
be- taken on calling up the latter measure.
as it was the prior special order. Springer
opposed the measure. He wished its
confederation to be postponed until after
the holidays, at which time he hoped to
have the privilege of submitting some
records upon the bin. and perhaps some
amendment 50 it. II its consideration
was had at this time he would resort to all
parliamentary methods to defeat it. In Il
standing vote there was a majority Of III
to 40 in favor of it, consideration. Ilol-
man demanded the yeas and nays, pending
which Springer made the flibustcrinc mn-
ton to adjourn, which at 2:l5 was carried.
its opponents not having enough force to
order the yeas and nays.
, 1886-12-19

CENmALIA, Kill. Dee ia most
disgracelul row took place at Odin
Mayor W. ID. Farthing, while intoxicated
attacked VI. +. Drum, editor of the
.IoVani and ProhItioa Bat3c .1r.
Drum %cndcavorcd To avoid the trouble.
hut his assailant followed him mp. whcn
the editor promptly dome him up The
friends Of each side then took u hand.
when a riot was narrowly svertcd. There
has been bad feeling between the TWO
factions for some time, the tight be
ing between the temperance people aud
the rumscllcrs.
, 1886-12-19
Counterfeit Notes Ahoat.

New York, Dee. lS.-Chief Drum
mond, of the United States secret service.
to-day notified Police Superintendent
Murray that i was believed that Il $40
counterfeit silver note was afloat. 1t
dates from 1888. In 1884 a counterfeiter
was captured with several thousand dol
lars worth of the notes, but many were
buried, aud they are supposed to have
been dug up and set afioat. The note is
of the series OF 1850, letter G, is thick
and greasy and one-eighth OF an inch
shorter than the genuine. In the left face
is the word certificate the letters r, t
and / are engraved upside down.
, 1886-12-19
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Defeat of Tariff Reform The
YanktOn Indians.
Ex-Governor Pitkin Dead--A
Double Tragedy.
Interesting Budget of Foreign
Affairs.
The Vote on the Tariff Bill

WASHINGTON, Dec. lS.-Owing To the
death OF Messrs. i.owdney, Arnot and
Price. the membership of the house is re-
duccd To 322. Twenty six Democrat,
voted IN the negative on the Morrison
motion or these New York contributed
five Bliss. Merriman, Muller, Spriggs and
Stahlneckcr: Pennsylvania live-Buyle.
Curtin, ~Ermentrout, Randall and Sowden;
Ohio seven-Foran, Geddos, Lcl'evre,
Seney, Warner. wilkins and Campbell,
Louisiana iour-Gay, lrion, st. Martin
and Wallace; New jersey two-Grecn
and McAdoo; Illinois two-Iawlcr and
Ward; and Alabama one-Martin, The
only Republican votes in favor Of Morri
sons motion came from Massachusetts
and Minnesota Hayden and Stone, Of
the former state, and Nelson, Strait,
Wakefield and White, of the latter. T.
J. Campbell, Pinder and Nielc, of New
York; Findlay, OF Maryland, and Stone
and Hayden, of Massachusetts, who last
year voted against the consideration of the
bill, to-day voted in the affirmative. Mr..
James, of New York, who last year voted
to consider, 10 day reversed his vote.
, 1886-12-19

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, 1886-12-19

LITTLE Rock, Dee. Tile G,,nis
Warren, Ark. special says; Alexander
Hamilton and Il boy named Silberry way
laid the Harris brothers and killed both
of them with Winchester rifles. a few
miles from tow Yesterday. Both we're
arrested and Jailed.
SeaIey county is all aslow with u .ilycr
excitement. some mines having inst been
, iscovered.
, 1886-12-19

PARIS. De-. lS.-M DE L.csseps, at a
meeting Of the French Geographical So
ciety. declared that the Panama canal
would be- open Tor traffic in fssp, but that
there will not be time in the interval to
declared to the society, can be made
later, the principal point being that ship
ping will pass through the canal in lSs9.
, 1886-12-19

Your Cuiicuri Remedies performed Il
wonderful cure last summer on one Of our
customers. an old gentlcmanof ~ years Of
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purpose. j. /. SMITH, X Go.
VcNnfknun. AK.
, 1886-12-19

NEW YORK, Dec. Is. The Cunard
Steamship company to day announced its
intention reducing its outgoing steeragc
rates so as to conform with the action Of
the other lines. The America sails next
Saturday, and steerage tickets are now be-
ing sold for $l5, 1t is said that Il lively
cut rate war will follow.
, 1886-12-19

CHEYENNE, Dee, 9, lSSG.
The annual meeting of the stock holders
Gt the First National bank of Cheyenne,
will be held at the banking room ON
Tuesday, the llth day of January, A. d.
1887, at 10 O'Clock Il. M, for the election
of directors lor the ensuing year.
j. +. WILD. Cashier.
, 1886-12-19

MONTREAL, Dee, ls.-A serious fire
broke out at loon .o-day in the ticket Of
flee Of Nor1heimer's hall, and spread
rapidly all over the building, which is Il
three story and attic structure The fire
was not got under control until it had
Quilted the building. The loss is cstima-
ted at %$I5O.O0O.
, 1886-12-19
presents especially suit
O6fe for SesifIetneu at DR..
HHHf'S, Eagle PhNI.aMUcy.

Losr-About Noy. II, out of 4 p.
Organs fields, one brown mare mule
branded &c on left thigh; dun mare
mule branded DO on left thigh; both
mules vented on left thigh. Any person
returning the mules TO G. p. Organ at his
ranch, OF giving information to Luke
Voorhees,, Cheyenne, will be Literally re-
warded.
, 1886-12-19


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o'ois" nhai's
LONDON, Dec. Sit is reported that
'ir; Joseph ZIMMERMAN IS consulting
"l'n Tue Nationalist and LiDeral-l mons
On 'ie proposal 10 support the demand OF
'he nlaus'oheites Tor the suppression OF
cVic'iohs IN Ireland Tor SIX months, at the
ehu oil which time tenants should offer a
reasonable proportion OF their rents. The
weary report OF the Irish land commission
mas been issued. 1t shows that the com
mission mas granted an average reduction
IN the price OF land OF n per cent. In
Nonnaugh. the reduction amounted to Is
per cent. 49,,
nc acton OF mrs. Adams against her
,a'ier' lioru Cniel justice 'oleridge, has
'een settled privately.
p'hllN Dec. :. Dame Chilly, mem
per oil parliament Tor North Mayo, while
N~'''nR AZ pniiYianh's' was served with Il
summons me soFe'nment mas served Il
II'nlions ~ IcSsrs; illIoh' u brlei,
iiarriS anu Nheehy. VINO were arrested at
~i-ougiifea' yesterday III order to secure
'Sqi. aea'4s' '~'iorlhat,yeS at Longhrca.
lA"'S zee ~ hctlatil, tue Young
r''''a'' Hno mas Just hnisheu a hity days
ias'' Is uoinS Il roaring traue and con
n'9 oSnlo's IL large crowds Inc
~ VI "I"i''''ou Is "he Snilil'e anu SIX
renVei l,u he sens MS pho'ograpnS Tor
ao"' 'nIn'4s9 "nu Nv" pence each ihere
H.; eeouo'S pIe'a.l"s Us 10 'ne Vaine oil
II ,as,'ms 1Npe'i,se'"' .
"hnllN' zee AZ 'he opening oil
W. .'.cils.aE 'o-uaS iie'r on Noeiler'
NuHIi ,'''tc' PtoposIu ,ha' next 'he
si''ius pe nAeu loI ~'IonuaNi anu urged
w Ino ne.ess'sy una. .he reichs'ag revise the
HS'1 e,, ~ III. %sT HIunni'sslon an1 no, az
,,,;n, ~ N ~ no'''aiS "n''i 'he ia.c 9i 'he
h ni, pm ge set TI AN eNc'ted De
~ 'o'o"Gu IieinperS Oh 'he
Inv" ahu = ioslIssis's ue'i'eu tlia' tney
were op,'ruc'inS lhe passage OF the Dlii'
"n1 'ie NohservatlVe ana National lap
III speaEcfS loihea IN urging that the
". pG Pus"cp Iorwaru IN 'ne race oil all
opl'oSi,'o"' ",nls.1I , on poe'hcher eN-
pressed regret !hat the pii mad no chance
70 auNai'cc sulicleh'ly 10 MAKE possible an
,n''caSc u Tue army III tne beginning oil
.ne ne" nhaiclll year lie s1ld the en-
peior hao conhdehIlY expected that me
epreSeh'a,iVes OIL the people would
'le imperative necessity Oh the
p,,I III Tue interests OF the security OF the
II re'ehsIaH might sun assist
tie soyerhinen' 10 realize the intentions
VI W. pll' IN d mos ehlpIla.c ana ear
ceed as RAPIDLY rs possible with the next
The president here proposed
that the reichstag adjourn until the 18th of
January. Dir. Vim then moved that the
house adjourn until the 7th proximo.
When i vote was about to be taken it was
found there was no Quorum, and the
president thereupon fixed the 18th of Jan
nary ~ the date for the next meeting.
Despite defeats in the commission and
the reichstag, the Conservatives are hope.
full that a majority Of the full house will
yet be found to support the demand of
the government in their entirety. Her
ON Boetllcher in his remarks avoided the
continuing to rely upon the ultimate con-
, 1886-12-19

PrEBLo, Colo. Dec. lS.-Ex Cover
mr. Frederick W. pitkin died at $ . clock
this evening of consumption. The fun.
eral services will be held at II o'clock
on Monday. after which the remains will
be taken TO Denver Tor intermenl.
, 1886-12-19

Christmas wreaths, holly, mistletoc,
iestooning by the yard. roses, carnations,
%violcts, hyacinths, at Mrs. V. S. Glafcke's
greenhouses, Warren avenue. corner OF
Sixteenth street. Orders should be sent
IN at once. Telephone No. GS.
, 1886-12-19

PARIS, Dee. lS.-Thc .iouraoi Dcsbdfs
publishes a dispatch from Berlin stating
that Germany, France, Russia aud Tur-
key are in complete accord On the Rul.
gnriln question.
, 1886-12-19

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of this bank will he held at the bank on
Tuesday. Jan. IL, 1887, at = O'Clock D..
m, for the election Of directors and such
other business as may come before the
meeting. HENRY q. HAY,
Cashier.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. 10. 1856.
, 1886-12-19

SAN FRANclsco, Dee. ls.-It is deini-
tely ascertaiued to-day that thirtv.eirht
persons were on the Atlantic when She
went ashore, Eleven survived and twenty.
seven were drowned.
, 1886-12-19

LoNDoa, Dec. ls.-rhe Red Star line
steamer iceland, Capt. Dcsmct, which
sailed from Antwerp for Philadelphia
Dec. /, put into Queenstown to day par
TALLY wrecked. She had encountered
fearful weather, during which one man
was drowned aud twelve passengers and
several OF the crew We're injured. Her
deck houses were carried away and her
saloon was damaged.
, 1886-12-19

CmcAGo. Dee Is. Cattle Receipts,
1000; market steady shipping steers.
80 iuto LS5, stoekers and feeders, 60 uOid
500; Texas cattle, 20 OO00 3.li.
, 1886-12-19

\ line line Of Meerschmm Good. at 4,
j. Towsloc Il Co. IS.
, 1886-12-19

All watches changed to twenty four
hour dlals by Ichner, jackson Il Buech-
, 1886-12-19

Accounts OF Banks. Bankers and Corporations
solicited.
our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent
and We re-discount for Banks when balances
warrant II.
Boston is a Reserve City. and balances with lis
rom Banks mot located in other Reserve Ctti..l
count as a reserve.
We draw our own Exchange on London and
the Continent. and make table transfers and
place money BY Telegraph throughout the Uni
ted States and Canada.
Government Bonds bought and sold, and EN-
changes IN Washington made for Banks without
extra charge.
we nave "A market for prime, first class In
cstmen Securities. and invite proposals from
states. Counties and Cities when issuing bonds.
wed a general Banking business. and Invite
correspondence
- = POTTER. President.
Jos. ". WORK Cashirr
, 1886-12-19

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cured Of Psoriasis or Lepro,y of tweul,
years standing by Cniicura Remedies. TIL,
most wonderful cure on record. \ dust
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, 1886-12-19

TERRITORY or WYoMNG,
COUNTY or LARAMIE,
Mckinley X Moore
vs..
II. j. Ashley.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
an alias execution issued out of the dis
irict court OF the first district OF Wyoming
on the 18th day of December. 1856, in the
above entitled case, and directed to me as
sheriff, | have levied upon and shall offer
for sale, and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder. for cash, at the front door
Of the court house, in the city of Chcy-
enne, county and territory aforesaid. on
Monday. the 9th day of December, lsSG,
at , o'clock p. m, the following described
property, to wit.
| gray horse.
brown pony.
| open buggy.
n. n. CRAIG,
Sheriff of Laramie County.
Dated this 18th day of December, 1856,
at Cheyenne. Laramie Comfy, Wyo-
ming.
, 1886-12-19

For RrNT-Ohiccs, houses and fur
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cured rheumatism in the knee lay
using st. Jacobs oil. C. 5. Strickland,
Boston.
, 1886-12-19

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present us. S15 per month and expenses.
Goods staple; everyone buys, outfit and
particulars tree.
Standard Silverware Go. Boston.
, 1886-12-19

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, 1886-12-19

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credit to the Cnlicurn Remedies.
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, 1886-12-19

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he Tackled the Wrong Man.

W Penneli IT, proprietor Of the Cen.
tral creamery, located under tAe Jnion
ticket Office was assaulted last evening by
Frank Dollaway whom Mr.. Pennel EN-
ployed q few days since 10 drive his de-
livery wagon. Doiiaway left the restaUran'
early in the evening feeling quite good ma
lu-rd. but returned about 9 o'clock under
rhe influence OF knock me slH. AID
calling Mr. ienuell some unsayory names
pll.-l 1gi % revolver ana demanded money
lvuuell sl.i ilt0 the kitchen aud returned
with "a carving 4nlie and in a blood cusI
ling tone requested him 10 take his leave ~
be would rip him up the back. al the sam
time advancing from behind the counter
whereup0n the blood thirsty assassin Of a
lew minutes before rushed up the stairs
mutteunC IN az for yOu tonight Dol.
away IS a reformed gambler. Mr. Psnnel
will swear out warrant for his arrest to-
morrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-31

THE SENATORIAL LOVE ORACLE.
Ilat ,.ol yh.fui old moss-cOyered lover
from tie land y sour osanges and mos
qli.as, Senator JoSEs, hss laid aside his
amsnta;ions. his repining. and his love
.orn sorrows long enough to come out
INTO the sunlight Of everyday life and
llake a political speech. Mr.. JONES
speeon 81 Flint the other day was not a
bad speech but the audience seemed TO
take 'ls Senator for a sort OF CHASTITY
love Joke. When he spoke OF the flower
II ihs party the audience exhibited a
disposition 10 crane their uecks in the
belief that the Ssnstor Was about 10 pro-
duce Que Of the famous bouquets be is
reported 20 have hung daily on the door
knob ot his immorata IN Detroit. When
hs remarked that he loved the Demo-
cratic party, q trenOr OF lum0r ran up
and down the spinss OF MS hearers, and
q suppressed gggle issued from the
back sssts; and when The gentleman
threw out his massive breast aud struck
it with ms cienchsd list, Gs he thun-
dered: II vii remain true. and I expect
sh Democrats 20 DO tns sans, there stole
over the house a husn u expectation, aud
everybody thought the Senator vas going
io fiap and show them how he proposed
to the Detroit dams. The audience.
especially ths lslIes, seemed much dis
appointed because ths Senstor aid not
carry ont this programme. and il Is cur
rsutly reported TIA. q Flat lady "a
marked. rs shs went ont OF the door.
The oil tool 10 wonder the girl
wor'in nave him Fis sad, but It ia
t-u-. Senator jox7s has sscrifced him
sst en ,he sEar lows. Never more
w'N his eioqgencs resound through the
-s0sss chamber; nsn wiu not hang upon
LIS every r'ri ss d, hs vers q god. The
Senator IS a 1sad ssue. Get thee 70
nl1eerF Senator
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.aN AaerAL 10 vorses.n

Under ths ab7vs caption Hon. 7. "
AE.r1T. chairman - cha State Damo-
erare Central comnlttas fs outi ~ 4 politi-
csi brochure to tis voters o. Michigan.
Is ~ B v-il written business 1au's I3c--
mans sud refers particularly 20 the
Improvement IN the business ara indus.
trai interests ~ tae cann'y under the
present siuiuistrafion Which be says
Represents ne csase oi good govern
m-at. i1sics 81 al aad ioi1s.ics 20
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Does Anybndy Hant 70 Bet ,

To the Editor OF the IELkGKAM Herald.
Since games of chance are considered
reputable 0y nearly all people wish 70 re-
spectfuily invite through your paper any
Democrat, any Greenbacker. any PrOhibi
ZIONIST or any "MuEwump" a believe these
are all the organized and combined poiiti-
cal forces that are arrayed against the Re-
publican parry TO put up 81 900 and will
put up like amount upon the following
result, VIZ 500 on the Republican candi-
date for Governor OF this State; $3.50 on the
Republican Congressman in this district
$50 that the Republican party of this Stat.
wall elect az the ensuing election three Con
gressmen whose seats are now held by
Democrats or FusiOnists-all on condition
hat the nominees are living on the day o
election. ID. A. BLODGETT.
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