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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
Sreffenbe Gntwprt.

Gin &reispbpfcus pollte cine fiatiifti6,
Eabele iber bic Sterbltdtett In istueu
gsstrt cufftelsn unb uanbte if1 besbaIt
an ale Srtsporftsber nit Der Bitte, fs
m69ten ibm bod GET. mittbsiIsn, wis
uiele Perionen uobl idbrIi9 In ibrsm Srts
fisrben m69tsn2 Gin iinssrsr 8orfeber,
Der erit felt turaer 3sit i'm 4mt mar, i9rieb
tur3 aurid: nSn ~uniersr @smsinbe mag
Riemanb iterben.v Der 9lrtt fragile barauf
gum 3wsiten Nale an, wte utsI benn
bur9i4nittIi5 i'm Sabre iferben t6nnten,
unb erbielt pitntli@ 3ur antuort: v5ierorts
t6nneu aue fterbeu." Ro9 stnnaI isst Der
Doctor an unb bat, ibm bod umsebsnb
mit3utbeiIen, uie utele Ysrionsn In sinem
Sabre iferben birften2 5terauf tam our
antwort: rSterbsn barf bter, uer min
unb muB, benn Der untsrfertiste Ortss
uorfebr Fam es RieuIanbsn uerbisten.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
W1bhen uno lIhren.

Sunse Rdb9en slsi4en alien tlbren, iie
seben INNER Dor. - gitle Wib1en eIeis
den Eai9enubren, bic Iaiien it9 lei1t aufs
sisbsu. = 9si9stbte Rdb9en sIsi5sn
S6lasubrsn, bic i6Iasen, usnn man fs
aufSisbt. - 9uSii9tise Rdb9sn slsi5en
Gburmubren, man iebt pobI mad ibuen,
per m69te fe aber ms Saus nsbmen2 -
S5Sne Mdb9sn obns 8srtarb sIei5en
Spielubren, bic tpirb man baIb iiber6rliiig.
- SorIaute Rdo4en sIsidsn @sdubreu,
man bort wObI auf fte. absr nt5t gsrne.-
Serp6bste Wdb9en sIeidsn S%onnenubren,
unter Der 5aube tau9en fe nidts. - 8es
i9sibsns Wdo9en slsi9sn &spstirubren,
fe iprs3eu, weuu man ite aufforbert. -
anmaBsnbe Rdb9en slei9en usrisStsn ubs
rem, man IaBt fs ftebsu. -Wobsrne Mdbs
den slei4en @plinberubren, fs iinb iebr
fa9. - &ei9e Wdb9en sIsi9en goIbenen
ubrsn, ba frast man Dor ALIEN mad benz
@olbwsrtb. - Sduslt5s Wdb9en gIei9en
9enbsIubrsn, bic sebsn am f9sritsn. -
9eIsbre Wdb3sn slei5sn Wanbubrsn, bic
ftnb fat ni9t 3u trassn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
SaIte auf Der redten sette.

auf Der rs4ten Ssits su bsfsu. lit nidt MIR, uHsemsiu
s%.nOmmtn, is9r smpis3tsnswertb, ionbsrn fling unO wetit,
wenH ieHs SiIfe fir bic rsdt. Setts bss S5rpers, s.raes
iber ben untsrsn Rippsn in Der SsssnS Der esbsr, In ans
iprud ssuummeu wirb. 0i. tbdtisits SiIf. Isitst SOtsts
tsr's DeassusS ttter's cine unusrsIsidlid pirtiams ar,uei
ses,n Saaenlsipcu. untbdtisteit Der sebsr 1T ~bssIeitst Uou
S1itopiuns, sopfr,isen, bslester Suuss, u.bsIteit, S4ptus
b.luufdasu, uHunseusbmsm atbsm unS selbIi4r Sdrbuus
Der Saut uub bes a~usayfsls. Ot.ie Sumptoue weideu
Su9Ietb nit tbrer uriahe, Seberletoen, iobalo oteies pom
benz Sitters pertriebeu wirb, fieber unb taltss Sisber,
es tets bic Seber In DeitletoeHidait Siebt, Spspepie,
Rbsumattsmus, Sawdae uuo acknowledgement ftn6
idumtlia Rrautbeiteu, peae pom bisisr muitsrgiltisen
DeeotStu ihueu ~stltuoet uuo ihlteBlid gebeilt wer6eu tons
men. &eubet IS utdt ~piatirli9 uns rudweiis. ionberu
iphematti4 an, 10 oab IS, ieiue suuSe g9trtiam:stt ,utfals
tsno, bic gsiunSbstt iaIisBIi4 uoaitduSis pttbsriusebeu
permag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

Die Strliner Shneibsrianung Fat BET

Die gerIiuer sdueiSsrianuus Fat Bel
9eI.senbeit ibres 6oOidbrissn SubiIdums
ben &sidstansIer gum @brsnmsiffer ers
nannt. @r bat bic g5rsnmsifsri9aft ans
senommen, unb Der NIT prd9ttssn frii9sn
6urben sldn3snb ausssifattete @brsnmeis
fterbrtef III ibm bereits mad Sriebensrub
ibsrianbt worbens Derislbe 3eist in Der
Iinteu gde bas uon Der Siritsntrone ibers
raste, pon ben Sabneu pom gIias : 2otbs
rinsen einsefuBte Bismart,S 96nbauien's
i9e Wappen: ben breibIdttrissn 8lee nit
Re6sIn i'm bIausn SsIbs. Ste 6opIsife
trdst In ber Witte bas neue @appen Der
S9uiberinnuns, Al bsiben Seitsn bsfiuben
f4 bic ab3ei5en bes @epsrtS: ghseIsis
len, Sdeere, Sue, SuirnroIen, BaEb,
&nOpftafsn, RubsIn, 8arfs, &leibsrfofi
unb 5uttsr. Gin fisstnbss blauss
gdnb9en weift bic Gage 80. april 1888
unb 81. Sult 1883 auf. 9sBsssIt 1T Der
@brenmeiftsrbrisf nit rotbsm CAB. Der
Cert bat fOlsenbsn 8Ortlaut: rOis
S9ueiberinuuns su Berlin bat In ibrer
8eriammluus uou, 2. Suli 1888 bsi9lols
len, bet @elesenbsit Der 5eier ibres 6OOs
idbrisen SubtIdums Setner Dur9Iau9t
benz RantIsr bss Oeutiden Rsidss Sirffsn
con Bismard aus Oantbartsit fir feline
bobsn 8srbienife UNI bic @iniaung bes
Oeuti4en &si9es, iopts Defenders UNI bic
9ebuns bes 5anbwsrtfanoes bic gbrens
mitslieoeri9aft Su usrIsibsn. CUR 8surs
tunbisuns befen 1T bisier gbrsnmsiitsrs
brief uusssfsrtist unb nit I'M ersr rlntsrs
i5rift unb unferem SnnunssRsseI usriebsn
porben. Berlin. 81. SuIt 1888. Der
gorffanb Der Sdnsiberinnuns." Die
9ersamsntrous, auf psI3sr bsr 8rief auss
SsitsIt III, ftstt In elmer aus braunsm 9ss
Der, reid NIT 9o~Ibprsfunssn psrsierten
&apisI, bic bur1 sinen SsdeI ssf4toFen
ptrb. anf Der Witts Der RapfsI ift bas
aus retnsm SiIbsr sei9lussns 8ismard's
i9e Wappen, iiberrast pom elmer bron3ensn,
persOIoetsn Saritentrons, anssbradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

Sn Com 9reen COUNTY, Gsras, if Der
Seriu9 semu9t worbsn, ben OIipsus
baum tin,ubirsern, unb bieisr 8s1iu9 1T
Bis babin Elm 10 erfolsrei9sr seusisn, baB
fi4 BITE ausetneine aufmertiamtsit bort Be-
rsits bisiem n~euseuonnsnen &ulturpros
butte ;u3uuenbsn bsstnnt. So~ffsntIi9
wtrb IS balb snbsiltis~ fsitssifsut fstn, baB
Esras ebenio ssstsust fir bic SItpsnsu9t
TT ME Californian, mo- bisie 70 eintrdslide
5ru9t erft bur9 bic Sisuiten 8 Batter i'm
Sabre 1859 einssfibrt morbsn III, in ben
lesten Sabren aber ben @runb au einsu,
Wirtbi4aftsjweise seIsst bat, wsI9er pom
Sabr AZ sSabr an Bebeutung gewinnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

Sn Can Ratso County in gulifornien
fou bur9 grridtuns einss Risienbammes,
Der cine 9dnse pom TOO SuB, cine SSbe
pom IT'S SUP, unb cine pon IT'S SuB untsn
Biz gu 10 5uB oben ubnsbmenbe Dife ers
balten uub Dor ben oberen Tbetl bes Gan
Wateo Cannon sslsst werben foa, etn rice
fisss Saiiin ssi8uffen werben, bas 80
Wiaiouen @auonen Wafer fahen t6unen
uirb. @s ioq ipdter bur9 eiueu finf
Weilen Iansen TunnsI nit Der Gan Srans
ctsco'er BafsrIsituus in gsrbinbuus ses
bradt werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
9Gerfet Spak uuo grnf.
SarriiOn unS Worton.
Wit Surriiiou uuh mnrtnu

,Ueit Sarriiiou unb Morton
Climb eini9 mir 9eworoen."
(gSetl. Pof.)
9amit bic .BsfIi6e Yof" ni6t slaubt,
baB tie aIein 10 fd6ue unb ssiitrei1e gerie
au perbre9en ueritsbt, unb 3u Nub unb
Srommen aIer poetii9sn 9emitber lafIen
aud mir cine tIsins BIitbenIeie BON gerss
den nod berisIbsn WelObte folsen:
rg6. Sarriion unb Norton
Sinb iib ME 3udertorteu."
Sod Sarriion unb Worton, -
90 i6aut es auerorten. -
sir Sarriion unb Morton,
Saiien mir urS ermoroen."
rWit SdrriIon uub Mortou
@eb'n mir bur6 S%0uenpfortsn."
.Sa, Sarrilou unb Wortou,
Die fibren lniere Soroen.~
Ben SarriIon unb Rorton
Climb reid an gelb unb BOrteu!"
Ben Sarriion uno Worton
3iebn aaes nit ii5 fortet.
sod Sarriion unb Worton
uno aud Der Sem'preu3:S rben!"
Ben Sarriiou unb Morton
90 tlinst es in atforben.~
Ben SarriIon unb Worton
Climb uniere 9anoes Sort, Sm!~
Ben Sarriion unb Worton,
@erben Mrs i9on beiorseu!-
Bsssn Manssl IN &aum far bsute sss
mug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
Ginen bhbiden Sdera srsdbIt

GIneH bib1deH Sder5 er8dblt Die
@barlottenburssr ,,Nsus 3eit." Su Der
Sopbies@ barlOttenitraBs iubeu sesen IL
llbr Abenbs mebrers 9erren, bic f5 auf
benz Bese mad benz Bubnbofe Der
8ferbeeiienbabn b~efanben, einen !3auu,
aus wsIdsm elm 8fabI bsruorraste, Der
eiuen rotbsn 3etteI trus. Reusieris, Bee
i4lOlsn iie. ben SnbaIt bieier rotbsn Mit,
tbeiIuus Su erfori9en. IS mar buntsI.
BON unten tOnnte baber bic Sni9rift nt9t
entaiffsrt perben. 8ura enti3lufsu, eriu5te
man ben @swanbteiten, an benz BfabI
emporsutIsttern - 9sisn unb NIT elmer
9erwani9uns bss 9fabIes abiprinseu, mar
Gins. auf benz 3sttel ffanbv 5rii9 anses
ftrideu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
Man bate in Samm foIssnbs @stt

UIuH 9HlIt TIL puHIM IV1Y1HVe NSe41'
aafseitslt: ,,guf elmer Strsds pom ni9t
gang elmer Stunbe iOusn BET i96neu
Bettsr Stensn ebsr wisber gu 9auie EN-
~treffen, ais Srieftaubsn." IS MURDER
IL 8rieftaben rnb ~ NIT Msbl be,
ftaubte Sisnen mad &bpRern sei9aht uni
bort sIei93eitis In 6retbeit seisst. Sim
weiBe Orobne mar 4 Setunbsn sbs,
anselanst, ais bic erits Saube. Rit be,
Sweitsn Saubs lansten aud i6on bic iibrissr
8 0robnsn unb nit benz Rsf bsr Saubsr
aud i1on bic 4rbeitsbisnen an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
Ser Gipfel hes GlHfes.

Suet 5euma9e, aus Gulbu unterbieIten
fi9 tetm Mdbeu, mite bod In Der 8slt BITE
@aben unsIei4 aussetbeiIt ieieu. sd
polt i9 mare &aiier", iasts Der stne. vNo,
9enner, mas tbetfte bann DO ma9e9" fragile
Der anbere. sd" faste 5enner, lid tbdt
mid uf be 5sibObsu Ieie unb Eabut taus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
Gut

Serr: @iseutIid fOusn aus Damien ss
men SettsI auf Der gruft trasen, auf benz
ssfdrisssn ffs)t, pisDiel Ritsitt fs erbals
ten.
Dame: 9an3 ri9tts! Ilnb bic Serren
maBtsn sinsn 8ettsl auf benz 8itsn baben,
auf benz 3u sriebsn TT, wieuisI S9uIbsn is
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

Yei Der bieier Sage uorssnommenen
&stuertbeiluns Der @oncursmafe u9sutids
StabIbabawsrte Witebe" fislen auf ben
antsiI elmer bortissn Sirma 20 Yfennise.
Damon tamsn 90 pig. YortO gum absass
unb BET ben nod iibrissn 8 Yfs. nod 5.
Big. 8riussebibren, iobaB bic Strma
etnsn santsn Pfennis a~usbs,abIt er5ieIt.
Oa muB Ia has @si6dft blibenl~ y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
81breno zines 8aiebauipteles

WGbrenb zines BaiebauipteIes In
Dallas, Esras, usri9uanb elmer ber
SpisIer, peIder tn uoaem 2aufe ben Bal
3u erbai9en iu9te, pI6sIi9 Dor Der CRIB
fId9e, aIs Oh i'm Der 8oben peri6lunsen
bdtte. limb 70 mar es aud. gr mar in
eineu alien Drummer btnetussfalen, Der nur
loie dberbsdt sepeisu mar, unb ffanb IN
bieieas bis an ben sails tn eistaItem
Wafsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

8ei Gartbouie tn Centre @ountp in
9sunipluanten berri9t sroBs a~lufresuus
@ntbedans elmer Mber soIbbaItsen
Quartes unb rst9sn g~iisnsrssS. Sie
&unse 0 benz Gunbs bat bsrsits pieIe
0eusterise, fowis SpstuIantsn anse3ossn.
Gin TbsH Der @iisnersabsr it pcn Collins
Bros. tn UsQsfont ssmietbst worbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

I6er emil, i4 wuubre mid isbr, baB
Du INNER mad Der junsen Dame nsbsn
mir bIidf. .Du irrft, Iisbs Ratbrine, Id
isbs nur Did an, absr auf 0sinsr Sets
i@mtnts rati9sn msins HIids INNER aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

SIN Sbeater. S9auipieIerin auf Der
gibne: I'D, no pirb isst meme tbeure
Wuttsr neiIsn2 Stimme pom Der @alerie a:
vDie Is uf'm Wartt unb psrtduft QsppeIl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

@ilit Su cine i96us @sf5tsfarbe2
Damn ssbrau9e aper's SariapariIa.
Sic reintst bas BIut, e~itfernt babur1
Simmer unb ausi6Idss pom Der Saut, unb
ertbsilt Ieeterer Elm slattss, reines, ssiuns
bss unb frii9ss gusisbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

N1e 9eibenben, bic uOn rbeumatbii9sn
S9msrten sepIast finb. wsrbsn sriu5t
stnmal etne SIaide ct. Satobs Del 3u
sebrau4en. Si9ere 5siIans utrb bic
bic Solse isin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
Sie beltsu Grstlidsn auturitGten erie

VT WV" "'0F'"F" ""'e""Fs" ~
men ben bobsn @ertb pom apsr's abfib:
rsnbsn 9iuen an, unb ueri9rsibeu bieisIbsu
oft NIT uoafer 8uusri9t, ba fs wifsn,
baB bisielbsn sessu Rrautbsitsn, bic burt
cine St6runs TN Wassu, In Der Sober obel
In ben 9sbdrmen b~srbeisefibrt fnb, bas
wtrtiamits 9silmittsI fino, bas ie erfunbsu
wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
Gin r~paabaliiaer sdmimmer tt Der

Waltefsr Sad Wiqtams. OerisIbe uns
teruabm ss bisisr Gage, NIT an bic Sette
ssbunbensn 5dnben unb ~suiammenses
i9Io6enen SiBen pom Glton tn Satnois
aus bic 25 Wsilsn LANCE Strsde bis ct.
2ouis gu i9uimmen, unb bat biefslbe aud
in adt Stunbsn aaf benz &iden i4wtms
menb 3uridgelegt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

Gin b~eudbrtes Seilmittsl sur ri6tissn
3eit ansewanbt, bat i6On mandsu Dor
i4weren Rrantbsiten unb llntoiteu bspabrt.
Or. aus. S6nis's hamburger Gropfsn
ssb0ren gu ben pOrbisIi9itsa 9ausmittsIn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
8~eriammlunsen Ser9uremburaer gereil

8eriammlunsen ber9uremburaer 8ereine.
Subuaae 2treutbttraer gerein.
(@esrinbet 1881
% riammInn9sIocaI Seebs Saus.
3eit Der rsseln1aBisen gerian1mluusen balb
a6t nbr abenos am erten 0onueritas in
ie6sm speiteu Ronat.
SIR 1888, ben 4. Sanuar, gsneralperiammIuns.
Dat gsa''
g.. SuIi.
6. September.
1. Nopembsr, geamtenuabl.
RS. @oaner, 9raiibent.
8. y. @IoSen, Setretdr.
earemburser itnterfisunss,gerein
tn Chicago (ssorofeite).
8eriammIunSen:
am eriten Sonntas int alpriI, ,. :. neil Ofern
auf ben Gag faat, al 8. Gpril
I'M eriten Sonnta9 i'm SSyuli.
am eriten SonntaS i'm October, geamtsrwabl.
am eriten SonntaS i'm Sanuar, @iniesuns Der
nelen Seamten.
q. 8eiter. 9rdtOeut.
81. Yrof. Setretdr.
suretaburser ltnteriasanss.@erein
BON gttp gurt unS 8rouilpu.
periammelt ii6 ben pierten Sonntag els
mes ieben Wouats, 4 llbr Ra6mittass, in
Satpb aluess Subertus Sdger Sailt,
oil Wontroie auenue,
Spii9en SumbolSt ctr. II. guibwid apeuue,
Srooflpn, E. D.
gtsrrs atpssa, prdEb.nt.
Sobn .. sIum, sstrstar.
Snrembnr8er uSnSepenoent Club"
tn Chicago.
(@esriubet am "a. SUM- 1867
gerIammluns ieoen britten Sonntas i'm Wtos
nat lm 81 ubr Na6mitta9s, go. 40 Soutb 9as
Gale StraBe.-Seamteupabl am 20. Sum-.
8. ". sdumadber, graibsut.
Bernb. Yrpf, SetretGr.
2urembttrser Central ttnters
ftdsunsSsSuno
pom @bica9o, Sill
geriammIuns, ieben 2teu SOnntas I'M Ronat,
gfe 10 II. 8aler StraBe.
Saeob WeIter, gralibent.
s. y. SbiI8eS, S6riftfabrer.
Surembtr8er Srnotr 9rnS
@bica9o, Sill
@e9riinoet am 90. October 1887.
g~eriammllin9 ie6en lesten Sonnta9 i'm Wtoz
nat, go. 2513 Soutb Salfteot Ctr, @btcuso, 81.
81. Z. teSrid, 4rGibeut.
WS. Werfd, Sefretdr.
@tr publitiren aud bic Ssriammlunsen
Der anbsreu Iursmburser 8erstne in ben
Der. Staaten, rpenn man uns bic n6tbisen
ansaben mittbsiIt. 0ie dIteitsu 8srsins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

2treutburser Central ttuters
ftfbunsSsSnno
pom @bicuso, SIL.
.SeriammIuus, ieben 2teu SOnntas i'm Wonat,
Ode ~ II. @auer GtraBe.
Saeob @eIter, 9ralibent.
8. y. SbiI8eS, S6riftfibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

@sssn Ranssl an &aum far beute sss
mug.
, 1888-08-05
BRANDING.
A Man Named Ford Accused Of so
Doing.

Deputy Sheriff John Owens arrived in
the city last evening having in charge a
man named Joseph Ford, who is accused
of illegally branding cattle belonging to
one of the cattle companies whose cattle
Iange around in the region between Lusk
and Lance creek.
Ford is charged with having gotten
away with eight head of cattle in this
way. and had his examination on some of
the charges before Judge Lee yesterday
afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Owens arrested Ford on
information sent to him by County Attor-
ney Stoll. and when taken into custody
Ford was found in the vicinity of Lance
creek. He offered ne resistance but came
along quietly, claiming his innocence of
the charges brought against him.
Time will develop whether he can sub
stantiate what he claims, and on the
hand whether there is a case or a number
of them against him.
, 1888-08-05
CHEYENNE GUARDS.
A Fine Organization Soon to be
Mustered.
Roster of the Officers and Men,
b5rs.
Other Matters of interests Relating
to Them.

The Cheyenne Guards, which were lately
organized in the capacity of a militia COM
pany, is already the finest military com
pany in the territory, and as its member.
ship is rapidly increasing it will soon be so
numerous that it may be that the COM
panY will have to divide itself and make
two companies out of one.
The history of the organization is well
known to our citizens and need not be re-
peated here. The company now have
what are called fatigue uniforms" con-
sisting OF a military cap and blouse of
blue with the regulation brass buttons,
but they expected to have new and beau
tiful gray uniforms, in which they expect
to be mustered in when the proper time
comes. The members of the company
are anxious to be mustered into the terri
torial service. and they do not see why
they may not be mustered in the uniforms
they now have.
There is much that could be said re-
gardlng the Guards, all of which could be
couched in the most commendable terms,
but lack Of space precludes it at this time.
The following are the names of the off
GERS and members of the company, the
corps of non commissioned officers not
being entirely complete, and it is expected
that several changes in the make up of the
corps will occur very soon:
Captain. E. A. Sitter; first lieutenant,
Thos. b. Adams; second lieutenant, H.
w. Henderson. Acting first sergeant, w.
j. Wilkes. Sergeants. Pitt Covert. G.
Schapcott, E. T. Duffey. Corporals, G.
F. Rossure. j. A. Breckons, H. P,
Dryer, L. j. Churchill, E. II. Sturgis,
L. f. Willis, R. L. Tracey. Privates, G.
K. Artist. Ralph Adamsky, Lester
Baker, Stephen Bon, Jr., Geo. w.
Brown, H. s. Bush, Lee Bristol, f. A.
Chafhn. H. A. Clarke, G. A. Clarke, A.
j. Copeland, E. H. Darling, +. NJ. Davis,
E. E. Evans, Lem Ellis, w. N. Elliott,
q. A. Granger, Geo. Gregory, II. w.
Griffith, Walter Glafcke, G. A. Guertin,
A. t. Hale, j. w. Hall, Lockwood Heb
ard, R. N. Heath. f. @. Houghton, NJ.
M. Mason, Herbert E. King, Frank Muir
ray, j. A. McGregor, R. A. Proctor, F..
w. Ransom, F. A. Roedcl, w. D..
Rishel, G. R. Sewers, Albert Schilling,
E. j. Smalley, P. l.. Smith, Arthur
Snow, E. F. Stable, G. G. Stanley, D. K.
Snyder, Maurice Teahen, Ed. Towae, j..
l.. Wetzel. Chauney Walker and f.
Whipple.
, 1888-08-05
FROM THE NORTH.
Territorial Engineer Mead Returns TO
Cheyenne.

Edward Mead. territorial hydraulic en-
gineer, has returned to Cheyenne, and
on being interviewed by a LEADER re-
porter yesterday gave some interesting
facts in regard to his recent trip. Mr..
Mead left Cheyenne nearly a month ago
for the purpose Of guaging the water
bitches in johnson and Sheridan coun-
ties, and his duties took him nearly up to
the Montana line. He states that includ-
ing Sheridan county, and calling 1t for
convenience sake a portion of johnson
county, there are now AIT bitches within
its borders, and many of them are ex-
~ceedingly large. There is plenty Of water
in the streams this season, and between
the streams, the bitches and the rain
there will be no trouble in raising fine
crops this season, at least, if they fail it
will not be for want of water. Mr.. Mead
thinks that portion of the territory is as
fine a country for almost any purpose as
he has seen for a long time.
The governmental machinery of Sheri-
dan county is now in fine running order
and the people seem much pleased to
think that they have at last set up house
keeping for themselves.
There is considerable excitement regard
ing recent mineral finds in the northern
part of Sheridan, especially in the vicin-
ity of Dayton, which is getting to be quite
a thriving little town.
A funny incident. or rather a series Of
incidents, occurred at Dayton but a few
days ago. Early one morning a miner
drove into the little town with a load OF
ore which soon created quite a degree OF
curiosity among the residents. The old
man who had the load of ore s~teadfastly
refused to divulge where he had got it,
which had the effect of stimulating their
curiosity no that as o o as the old man
had gone they all made a rush tor the
hills, found where the ore had been
taken from and went to stalking out min
ing claims, and before night the town was
nearly depopulated. When Mr.. Mead
arrived there the next day and tried to
get his horse shod there was no one left
there but the blacksmith and he was
nearly crazy.
Mr.. Mead brought some of the speci-
mems home with him and they appear to
be very good.
, 1888-08-05
.Tne scenery RalIs.,,

There has been another terrible wash
out or the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
so that now passengers desiring to get
from Salt Lake to Denver, or vice versa,
have to travel via Cheyenne, the first
batch which filled two cars having passed
through yesterday morning. When Off
Ger DERRICK of the Union Pacific was asked
yesterday how serious the washout was.
he replied "Oh | don't know about that,
all | know is that a whole lot of the Den
yer & Rio Grande scenery has fallen in"
, 1888-08-05
POINTS.
T. a. Davis is in tho city.

T. A. Davis is in the city.
Maj. Hoffman ID in the city.
@. K. Bannister has returned from the
North.
Deputy Sheriff Sharpless is at Fort
Laramie.
Territorial Engineer Mead has returned
to the city.
Deputy Sheriff Owens is in the city
from Lusk.
Col. f. A. Sitter went West on yester.
day morning flyer.
Rev. G. M. Sanders came up from
Denver last evening.
j. A. Martin and j. S. Titcomb have
returned from the North.
Mrs. McDougal and daughter returned
from Denver last evening.
JAS. Droney, an old-time resident of
cheyenne. is in the city. He now resides
at Salida, Colo.
Judge Bergman went to Laramie yes
terday morning and returned in the alter
noon.
John Underwood, Isaac Underwood
and their families vent out to Horse creek
yesterday.
j. R. ;Phelan, superintendent of the
Burlington & Missouri, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Ida Bergman and Miss Louise
Smith went to Laramie yesterday morn
ing and returned last night.
G.. b. Goodell, j. d. Freeborn, G. d.
Rainsford and Herbert Teschemscher
went to Laramie yesterday to attend the
races, Mr.. Freeborn returning last even
ing.
Government Director Savage of the
Union Pacific railroad, Commissioner P.
A. Day of Iowa, and G.. NJ. Booge of
Chicago, passed through Cheyenne going
westward to Ogden yesterday morning.
Rev. W. Tompkins of Chicago, and
Rev. Il. Ashman of Denver, arrived in
the city yesterday. The former will
preach at the Congregational church in
the morning, and the latter in the even
ing.
, 1888-08-05

Political Events.

Gen. John Charles Thompson of Chev-
enne, will address the Bandana club of
Laramie City on the political views of the
day tomorrow night, on the occasion of
the opening of the Bandana hall which
has just been fitted up for campaign pur-
poses. Next Saturday evening a political
meeting will be held at the court house in
this city under the auspices of the Chey-
enne Bandana club. on which occasion j.
G. Baird, Esq, will address the meeting
on the Mills tariff bill.
, 1888-08-05
The Cheyenne Guards.

OF the Misses Rena and Annie Akin
son, who take part in the concerts to be
given at Keefe hall Monday and Tuesday
evenings next, the Republican says:
Another number worthy of special mem
ton was the character song by Miss Annie
Atkinson. She is not only a sweet singer
and an excellent mimic, but she pro-
nounces her words so distinctly and with
such earnestness that it was really delight
full to listen to her. y n n The duet
following, by the Misses Rena and Annie
Atkinson was an artistic treat. They are
a pair of pretty midgets, with souls filed
with music. Rev. Mr.. Ellis is deserving
of thanks for bringing them before the
public on this occasion.
, 1888-08-05

At a late hour last night the fire alarm
was sounded and investigation showed
that Heath's slaughter house. which is
situated clear down in the southeast cor
ner of the city. was on fire. The fire de-
partment turned out with its usual
promptness, but little could be done to
save the building as it was far from any
hydrant where water could be procured.
The building, which was probably set on
fire, belonged to Governor Warren. The
loss to the building and contents will be
about 81 200, fully covered by insurance.