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Stocks Dull and Irregular Prices
Barely Steady.
GOLD RlRNER AT liz rs A liz ga
Government Bonds Very Firm and in Brisk
Demand Railroad Bonds Steady--Money
on Call 2 l-2 and 8 Per Cent
WALL sr.EEJ.

THURSDAY. June SIP N.
There few attractions about Wall street at tho
present limo that slight excuse Tor absence answers
general purposes II not, therefore, wonder that
to-day goodiy number OF brokers and spectators
gladly betook themselves their yachts and for tho
forgot tho market amid the breezy enjoyments
OF our noble harbor Aud they lost nothing Pacific Mail
might have afforded them entertainment while being
kicked around like football tina. il is from "a 10 nv
and back again 2sK but beyond this little play there
vas absolu ely nothing TO ehcIt more than ordinary
attention II said by the bye, concerning this stock,
that dissatisfied feeling has already been developed
among the new directors and that recent meeting
was any thing spac6c" owing the fact that tho
Panama company endeavoring oist on their young
copartncr certain stesmers; and to refusal on tho
part Of the railroad company 10 advance the cash
necessary relieve the immediate necessities OF ~
Lake shore continues TO hold lis own, and found con-
hdent buyers to-day in its rise from 5Sk 10 64 Tho
full Of gossip concerning the possible payment
Of dividend this stock; but the point is SO fully
distributed that tho shrewdest among the operators OF
tho the present. at least holding aloof
Tho declaration or a dividend on Western Union has
apparently fallen stlboru, far regards tho effect
on the price, The range to-day from 6sA 10 6s,
with reaction to 6s4. St. PAUL stocks likewise show
q weaker hand and less confident support than has
recently been given TO thcm
Taken a whole, the speculative market must BIO
described as fcverish and Irregular by manipulation
prices may be advanced, but it is notorious fact that
when left to legitimate causes the tendency
to decline Tho existence OF the railway war; the
ting down OF rates. the sharp antagonsm Of the cana
and lake transportation and the rapid approach OF
those dull summer days when everybody who can hics
away from the sultry town, elements OF the market
which consider carefully before thoy yield to
Its temptations.
THE SALES TO-DAY.
Tho transactions the Stock Exchange TO- day
aggregated III, 600 shares. New York Central ard
Harlem, 200; Erie, 400; Lake Shore, $4,000; North
western, 600; Northwestern preferred, 1905 Rock
Island, 500; Pacific Mail, $500; st. Paul. $500; St.
Paul preferred, $500; Ohio, $500; Western Union,
l7400; Wabash 300; Union Pacific, 100; c., G. and
L. c. 100; Michigan Central, 2,4oo; Delaware, Iacka
wanna aud Western, 146O; Pacific Of Missouri, 1000;
Union Mining Company, 20oo New Jersey Central, 620.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST rRcKs.
The following table shows tho opening, highest and
lcuo coftn m day
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Wheat easier with sellers the opening al.
though insisted yesterdays quotations and tho
81 1Is vi ~ tor No Chicago and VI 20 IL 10Y for
Milwaukc The sales last evening about 3Uuts0
bushels ~ ~ Tor No 10 TOR ungraded. 81 u y
No. 2Chicago 81 2DaSl II for No Milwaukee 81 IS
for Minnesota ~ 2sas al ~ for No do. 81 ~ tor No
sheboygaa 81 BOA - - FOR winter 81 Canada
white In bond 70 arrive Corn was timer and some kinds
decidedly beuer with limited offerings About i3oooo
bushels sold mt s5c b4c Tor damaged 54c bike for
55ssc Die for steamer: Die 6uc Tor sa Sre
FOR Southern white dock and &C. for Western yellow
Rye Barley aud barley malt In active oats
bushels 3sc 4lc for mixed. 4sr. 4c Tor white. 40
for No Chicago Ale. iic mi ed ate. 35c s3sc
FOR mixed Western. 435sc Tor No Milwaukee, mixed aud
HEur AND Jrrk- Market generally quiet We quote -
American dressed. seu 500 for single. $500 Sla5 Tor
double and stsy ~: for rough Manila hemp .c gold
jute. A4c 14c.. curfency juts butts 2c cash sisal
hemp. stsc.. gold: Istic. S;sc = ,>+c.. gold
IL, bits sold At 5Jc c for choice. and Sac 3.e for
good to prime. The stock Is 5s53 hhds. Cuba. 40 do
Orleans We quote tuba. centrifugal aud miAed a2c
2sc cayed 2Yc 35e muscoyado refining. Jc Sac
90, grocery 81. &c. Porto LEO sc Zoe. English
lsands t2c 3vc: New Orleans iair 10 good tsc o-c
NAVAL sroREs.-rnc market tor spirits tnrpcniine
quiet Sales were aboa, i0D bos AZ soc osin also
10 good strained, 81 81 u u.s. TarwashInston. 81 IS
s. -; wIlnl'ngou. 81 IS ~ - Adsiees from WI.
strained ~ 30 Tar hrn: Wilmington. 81 ~. fupsntn
Uilswe note sales Of 40 vDs sperm New bedford,
cottousecd crude 42c southern yellow ssc zoe
yellow winter SIC 5sc white winter, &c. lard
81 10; do. do III q; whale crude. Nor,hern
do. southern. J5c. hie ached winter ne re olive
sasss ~ u 22s; Do. easss y 20 as ~; winter
plsnas psisss isisvs -czads, N bals, sjk&
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ApAN-Mcl.EoD. On Wednesday evening June 7,
1870. by tho Rev. William wyc, assisted Dy the Rev.
A. g. Wybe, VI Philadelphia. SINCLAIR ADAM to MARY
AGSkw daughter Of the late Kev. Dr. Mcleod, all OF
this city.
ALExsxDER--A sncaovr.--On June !, al tho Cilsey
House. by tnc Rev. A. u. Carter, d. d., JosKrn O.
ALEXANDER, Of this city To Laura VIRGINIA. daughter
Of the sia samuel Ashcrott, Of Cincinnati, One.
otncinnati papers plsAas oanys
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE O. ls7s-TRIPLE SHEET

ssl; do In bbis. lie likc; refined. IN bbls. 1fhc
do i7ssc Isc Refined Philadelphia. ii3sc and
- baltimore ltse Adviees from the Greek were - FOL
p 2a bid g IS asked: Parker dull shipments. - IS;
Provisloss 1Rscsip,s-por ai7 bbls lard e77 ,ercss
l,l0o boxes beef 26 tierces bbls and 20 The
Pork market excited and decidedly higher bas business
$40 70 bid $40 % July, 40 80 bid SO IS asked
August. SO 40 bid, $40 10 asked September, sly p
The 100 bills Al $40 20 $40 Is for July, and
xl0 ~ for August $50 bbls sold spot AZ $40 20
Sly 90 Cut meats were still quiet about COZ fresh hams
picked Do at 1c il1e; fresh bellies at Toe 10,
picked do at ys4c. li14c and boxed do sc i.c
and SO boxes losc; quoted lo1sc Tor city. aud
lc iosc Tor Western long clear beef was inactive
mess sas SD; India mess s2a and prime mess s'o
Beef hams inactive aud nominal. Prime Western
At and Shoulder At ' o Lard was s's excited very
june ST. IS bid Sill A. asked july 81 An bid Sl AK
si 10 sl si 50 asked os; Der si 70 bid sig asked
The sales were about is COO tcrces $1 rs for june
vi aa 81 = ~ ~ IL. g. 81 Sa .ss .a 81 81 = g
Tor August and 81 - for September sTot sales were 20
erces city At l,c and $50 Heroes Western at 81 s7H
NJ al6c go terces for do private terms and 100
erces city No At iosc loc Butter was quiet ~ 2oc
dull lie best State factory loo for good do &C.
iIcE was steady We quote :carolina, fair to prime.
she &c sangoon. iair good IL. a sac. Patna.
good TIE 7y4c.. gold; Rangoon. ia bond. 2hc a2s4c,
sucAn-The market for was . little hrmer in
sales 55t hhds Muscovado at 7isc Tac 100 hhds
and l4o boxes centrifugal ut s $50 boxes moasses
Cuba At 7ssc. 7.c. The stock o. raw follows.
. . Hhda bozss Bdys hslado
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stock {ascertained BY actual
1914 3o,77s oi9,6S5 3.5O5
1896 1915 s.+07 tsi
1858 Al, 725 LIS. iS2 1885
l0.l6 TAT All 10
io3.4ss 1876 2a7.765 s.7i6
la2,67o 43,4i5 1851 1888
i4a.o5o o4.37s io5.so5 OIL


Comparing with stock
june II. 1874 ......... .i4ao5o o4.s7s io5so5 OIL
Comparing with stock
june IL 1878 ......... 80 49, ST. $50 2s5 2o4 sis3
We quote Fair refining, 7]sc: good do. T7sc Cuba.
air choice size S1c do. Centrifugal hhds
and boxes Nos to IL. Sic De- do mourscs hhds. and
boxes 6tc ssc Porto Rico. refining, primo,
7c aoc DO, grocery lair choice. She sac. refined,
standard A. 9src Yc of A. 9ssc crushed. l0sc
lois; powdered. 1Otsc granulated lo1sc cut loaf.
SrEAIISK Receipts tierces and rs casks
kct was inactive; prime quoted ut 1ac.
TALLow Rcccpts:9 hhds, 65 ticrccs. AZ bbls and II
casks The market steady with sales OF about ~ 900
lbs At S3sc Tor prime.
remained dull aud nominal; 80 bDIs sold private terms
FRkcuTSBusncss Ill hit both In berth and charter
ing and lower grain vessels ot char
ter with special change In other WY. Tho engage
ments embracedTo London by sail. COZ bushels wheat
ut Dt4d. ~ taow SOS. 3ls. 3D., chicy the
inside price To Bristol, by SAIL 1900 bushels grain
Liverpool there business reported done with the
grain nomnalv 3D. Did steam and provisions
4Us. Dos. To Hull HOO bacon iDs The
British bark hence Cork FOR ORDERS
with 1900 quarters rrsn ut 6s. 3D. British brig, hence
to Limerick. with 3sp quarters do ut 6s British bark
hence TO London, with 4aOo 6s Norwegian bark
hence to dundee with 1900 quarters do AT u.s. 3D.
American brig runiored hence Calais. with 5000
tors do ut u.s. Austrian bark from Philadelphia to Cork
for orders with 400 quarters do III U.s. i'd option OF d
Phiadel phia Continent with qna 3D.
American bark 476 tons, hence with moasscs to Green
ock Ut us DID, Norwegian brig 3S tons, from ichmond
to Trieste with Virginia tobacco at DIS 3D. LaerA Nor
wegan bark reported hence TO Cork for orders with 5000
quarters grain Hs Sd German bark from Philadc
IS 71sd To Hamburg. per steamer 5000 bushels grain
Ut 2 marks and 100 provisions At ~ marks.
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delivered contract 2ioo bales For future delivery
the sales follows Yesterday after two r. NJ.
July. 7ooat ike August. 1000 a. iree; september,
500 IL - Ice October 90 at IL 232c December.
100 at II los2c. January. 300 at iiAc; May ioo at
L. Ji6c Tota 5000 bales To-day. up TO two L. NJ
June 100 at u 2Ls2c 200 az lS,e 100 at y 1875;
100 at II li-iGc. 100 a, II = Sc. 900. .hor.
100 AZ a lilies; 400 al. j. 2s,sac; August,
II y SIC. a4oo az Il 49, iee oo az a 2a-s5c
l5l6c 100 AZ III 2532c DO ~ 10 l6c. 600
II a73ac September loost Il 27,ac 100 q, il6c,
7tU at ia 100 At /! l.i6c 800 At lIsc.: 60, at
il a5sae 200 y isis October, Loo 20 at iIssc.
ler 2oo u u i7,iac so2a,li a.iGe 20, =. II i9sac
II ~ i2c. May. 10 9, i2As ioss y s.sac Total.
port. follows aIve..on 2o3 bales; New Orleans
So; Mobile, 23.: savannah IT'S: Charleston 20. Whining
i3: Norfolk. ~ New York. 90 BOSTON Ia: rhiadei
This day last year, a,i72 Total STAGE september l.
417 $40 iroghs closed As olows:T Havrc. by
steam. compressed 70 Hamburg BY steam hc com.
Liverpool sled by steam; by sail 9-s,d
FLOUR kceeiptsFiour, ~. f24 bills: wheat
os4s4 oushels meal yoo bbis aud zoo sacks: cats
~ 200 bushels corn, 9.s46 do: barley malt 1866 DO
The -four market DUH and ~ some eases lower Prices
irregular We note sales of about 1900 bs inciud
ing State. Western and southern ~ the annexed quota
tons Rye -four qais with sales OF 100 bills ~ 81 10
80 Corn meal quiet with sales Of about 40 bills
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THURSDAY, June SIS P. NJ.

The trade movement was rather active to-day
aud there was moro buoyancy In several departments
On 'Chapge -four dull and prices somewhat irregu-
lar. Wheat fairy active for shipment and tho
market closed firm. Corn IN good demand md
nrmer for all kinds Oats active and higher
Pork and lard werc excited and decidedly higher
Yrcights generally weaker Cotton the spot was
l-l6c lower Futures closed nrm Coffee was quiet
leum was quiet but steady. Sugar was little 1rner
tone.
coYsrR-rhe market for Brazls was quiet; 1000
bags Rio Cricket sold at Baltimore at 1896 for
barely fair Mild conec was quiet During tho past
week 500 Singapore 26i2 bags Maracabo, 2s3 DO
Lsguayra 3s6 Costa Rca 1872 do savanilla $50 do.
Mexican aud 100 do Manila sold for consumption
within range; also 400 bags St. Domingo shipped to
Europe BY first hands The in first hands Is fol-
lows Java grass mats. l26,50 Ceyon 10o4 bags; Mar
acxibo s52 do. Laguayra 1858 do jamaica 200 do;
St. Domingo lass do. Costa Rica, 4.S2S do Mexican,
752 do Manila, 200 do. savana, 2,2i3 do Total,
A. l25 bags and 1.65lO mats Java. We have Messrs
Wright Co.'S telegram. dated Rio June Z, 1875 advis-
ing :-sacs since 3ist utmo- 1900 bags; shipments,
1000; loading 3ooo; date iOl ooo average daily
receipts 4ooobass price strictly good rsts s5oo
ket very Grm Exchange 25sd We quote :Ordinary
Coos l44c. l5c fair do i61ic l6ssc.; good do l7c
IKE prime do l7J5c IKE extrome range for lots
l4slc lsslc Santos, fair good, id4c. lie, gold
ninety days. Java, government bags, 2Jc. pc; do
grass mats 23c singapore. do, lsc. zoe. Ceyon
isc; JamSica 15c lsc st. Domingo, 4.c l5c. Porto
rice. iss ios Costa E,sa Ne T iss; Mae;,ss"r sc
tnra tic. lsc. savanilla l5c. ls,sc; Curacao l5c
lie.
were arked Lice Futures were firm as the close
The closing prices to-day compare with Wednesdays prices
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PRovfpEScE. X. L.. June &. 1870
Print cloths steady 3sc. cash. for best 64x64 with
very dull market
BRAZIL MARKETS.

coFFEK, RATES OF EXCHANGE AND FREIGHTs.
RIO JASEiRo June Z. 1876
Coffee market quiet: downward tendency: good hrsts.
800 $3.50 per ~ kos-
Exchange London. 253a
SANTOS June Z, 1876
CofceM Market quiet; downward tendency; superior
to- 81 q So refs kios.
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FINANCIAL.
@S MN LONG ISLAND CITY ! PER cENr
sssa e, e. ss a. s Of S
York and $500 o. groper.ys plsdsed for hes pay
s ss % New Z ss p @ IA" nss sl
- ''''' 's mas is'i f
&1 K 000 TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON IN.
years; other sums Al same rate. KIRKLAND Co. ~
$5O0O0 70 sas p.S OK &C NEW
ply At BOG oth St. near Bowery.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
\ OLD AND. WE'LL EsfABLfsHED PHARMACY
Cuban pharmacist joins sEfGAL, 7acsdsr s.
A GOOD PROFITABLE MANurAcTURINo COMPANY
their business no debts; Very fine chance for any good
post and more with
A ny RESPECTABLE BUSINESS CONCERN IN NEW
"a York desiring TO establish an agency in he city Of
opportunity addressing ELLIS ROSE u Aisqui,h
"A $500 in safe manufacturing business; over 100
cent and thoroughly es'Sos1sd the only sure thing on
IA Wholesale and retail Tea and Coffee Business will be
sold Tor cash or good '4 rSn @
TOR sALE-HAI.r INTEREST IN CASH SECOND
4 hand Lumber Business; y years established Apply
Ill mission business wish 10 form a connection with
some strong house in New York $1,000 xi1uU add
uaaa which would pay 20 70 oo per cent
"''.oss : :. -. n~...'noIc nn,cr'can. nauoIe.
TCST THE THING FOR A LIVE NAN-FOR SALE
81 the Patent Right or would tai partner In one OF the
most attactvs and useful articles yet offered the public as
~, s9ussnr ro' p"t'cuars anuress rhoMTi.
'~ 80 .o' ~ ee.
DARTNEH wANTED--IN 4 WELL ESTABLISHED
.a ~ Ioou opportuh9 o I'm
s .aa mn ri, M! M.r, o"pA' rcqu'ea' ~s'"
- ,,r,jt,,. ~ .Nre, yfcI, : 7scr i,
a -, s,e-s III, ~ 80 ID
!, ay e '"ou@n 70 support '"o Aes'
t)AnIlanS VA ihD ~ MAnS,uFACIuKE AND IN
NY ~ ~" " .,nscs no' w
Ta,n ,drss ~ n x,. n lug n W sen my
ms, ,c +, mr. ,nvDpr1.I, = :, !, . . > IN
| busiNEss 40 DoAi. ApNE"iisE AND MAhE II
:. - ,.o,
- -
nhiih"
4 Circulation Of ths EVENING TELEGRAM lac. vsak
80
vas
ry.rm,,,.,rrm,--- c,..-u -
49,, an ~ - - EMS ~ SHNHs a LiNE.o 20,
monday NAY NJ ~ 1000
r,asea. H"'i'1"HNAs' ~ I n *, FL Lis =.
nay ~ paper
ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 CENTS PER LINE
Thursday June Observation-Disclosures. 800
ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 CENTS PER LINE.
Friday, June 35 $50
saturday J"ne 4 'iA' - .nNio FEN LIN "a .oo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 CENTS pEs LINE "
Total . -, 40
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sl1ooa Us 5-ao.r, v5.n III $1,000 Us s. ioto.r !
1000 do.........bc 1907 1000 us5'sr 'si. u
1000 Us 5-2u.c 81 l21gs 5000 do.........bc
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s.s0 To 4 2.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT Lice LowER-TUruREs
CLOSED FIRM-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT FAIRLY
ACTIvE---coRN FIRMER-oArs ACTIVE AND
HIGHER-wIIIsKEY DULL AND NOMINAL
PORK FIRMER--LARD PIRMER--PETaoLEuM
QUIET-sPIRITs TURpENTINR QU1RT-EosIN
QUIET--oILs QUIRr--FREIGHTs EAsIER FOR
GRAIN ToNxAoE-CoFFEK QUIET--sUGAn
PRIMER.
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Churches.

Observation-Disclosures Street,
corner Of Hill, Rev. c NJ Sanders, Pas
tor. Services at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. N.
Sabbath School follows morning service.
Bible and Prayer service Wednesday
evenings. Sociables, as announced.
Seats, free. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public generally to attend
the service. Strangers specially welcome.
Presbyterian-Rev J Y Cowhick, Pas
tor. Services at II a. IN. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School after morning service.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. w F War
rem, Pastor. Services at IL a. IN. and
$3.50 p. m. Sunday School follows morn
ing service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evenings. The public are cordially in
vited to attend.
African Methodist Episcopal-Services
at II a. m. and 7:30 p. M. every Sabbath.
Rev. Thomas Whitlock, Pastor.
Roman Cdtholic-Rev. J McGoldrick,
Pastor. Rev. Eugene Cusson, Assist
ant. Church on O'Neil street, above
Twentieth.
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Masonic.

Wyoming Commandery NJ. /, X. T.
Regular Conclave, first Friday evening
Of each month, at Masonic Hall.
Wyoming Chapter No. /, RI M
Meets at Masonic Hall on the first and
third Tuesday evenings of each month.
Cheyenne Lodge No. /, a.. F. O.. a.
M-Meets second and fourth Tuesday
evenings of each month, at Masonic
Hall.
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Hope Encampment Nc. Meetings
on the second and fourth Wednesday
evenings of each month at Odd Fellows
Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge No. Meets every
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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COUNTY AND CITY OFFICERS.
LARAMIE COUNTY.
(GA Draper, Chairman.
Commissioners L d Beary,
F Landau.
Sher1-N ] O'Brien.
Constable-C S Devoe,
Justices Of the Peace 1n n sFEais asea.
Clerk and Recorder-Geo B Simpson.
Treasured Z Tracy.
Probate Judged c Tracy.
Prosecuting Attorney-W W Corlett.
School Superintendeat-
Coroner-Jas Talbot.
Assessor-Ed ] Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
LR Bresnahen, Pres. er
of. Mayor,
RID T-,vt.ss John Nealon,
w p Davis,
A Ryan,
D Fisk.
Clerk-G B Simpson, er on. Assessor.
Marshall n Slaughter.
Ireasurer-Isaac Bergman.
Attorney-T j Street.
Surreyor-R s Blackstone.
Police Justices T. 1oh X. SFIs isEer.
Meetings Of the Town Trustees, Fri
day evening in each alternate week, at
the City Hall.
ALBANY COUNTY.
w H Holiday,
Commissioners Simon Durlacher,
Thomas Alsop.
Sheriff. R Brophy.
Justices Of the Peace . ! ! f hnassw''
Clerk W Medium.
Probate Judge-L D Pease.
Tredsurer-L D Pease.
Prosecuting Attorney-C W Bramel.
Superintend't of Schools-N L Andrews.
Coroner-James Vine.
LARAMIE CITY.
Board q Trustee. ! \ ! s 7 Rssa,
Uerk-A J Metcaif.
Tredsurer-A j Metcalf.
Assessor-M A Hance.
Marshal-John Colford.
Police Ilstice-N L Andrews.
CARBON COUNTY.
B Adams, Chairman.
Commissioners D B Clay,
u. H Brammer.
Sherif-D F Rennie.
Clerk-Perty L Smith.
Probate Judge-Wm L Ash.
Assessor-BT Ryan.
Superintendent Of Schools-B F Kinney.
SWEETWATER COUNTY.
Commissioners William MoG Evans naa''nAn
James Calhoun.
Sheriff. A McPhee.
C2erk-A Mcintosh.
Probate Jitdge-A E Bradbury.
Treasurer-A E Bradbury.
Assessor-Wm A johnson.
Surreyor-E Blanchard.
Coroner-A F Lodle.
Superintendt of Schools-C Washington.
UINTA COUNTY.
(CA Phipps,
Commissioners Newell Beeman,
w K Sloan.
Sherif-William Hinton.
Clerk-Af G Lee.
Probate Judge-W II Remington.
Ireasurer-W H Remington.
Prosecuting Attorney-H Garbanati.
Assessor-M c Hopkins.
Sgrueyor-W G Tom.
Superintendent of Schools K Temple.
C0roner-ThomaS Street.
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X. OFF.

Cheyenne Lodge No. Meets every
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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leaders and intimates at Republican
headquarters easy "My God, If we can't
concentrate enough to carry Indiana
,what can scope for in tho general cleo
siehf' Ttfsy know the .ull extent O.
ithetimmensEsacriiices and efforts made
TO IefeatS55giiiiams, and can appreciate
AheSreaEasss cf tho disaster better than
an one rot in tisir councils. But, their
MONEY, their lies and frauds ale all in
vain, and they realize despairingly that
their day OF power and plumber is over:
Their -despair is the despair O.. hadied
villainy, and they glare about for some
new expe.l:ent to cheat the people in the
desperate hope Of saving some remnant
Of authority. There is nothing their
desperate audacity will not attempt. But
whatever Scheme they attempt the vigi-
lance of the people will battle.
WHEELER ON THE DEFENSIVE.
The Times and Tribune published To.
day an extraordinary defense or apology
for William A. Wheeler In his black
mailing operation in the matter Of the
Ogdensburgh and Champlain railroad.
The apology does not deny single alle-
CATION Of the charge, and only states with
much parade of words, some facts entire
ly irrelevant to the Issue, and which were
stated also when the charge was made.
The charge IS not answered, but shirked.
The allegation was not that William A.
Wheeler acted without cover of forms of
law, but that he abused the forms Of law
to levy blackmail, and that the very law
which he made use of to force Sl59, ,000.0 90
out of the stockholders, of which $780,
10000, went directly to his own pocket,
was drawn by him and passed by his per-
sonai exertions for that purpose, and had
no other force or effect Whatever than to
compel the stockholders to submit TO the
legalized plumber. This is the charge.
1t has not been met, and cannot be. 1t
is useless for Wheeler to try to dodge the
question. He ought to know that this is
n very bad year to attempt to throw dust
in the eyes of the people.