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San Francisco, Sep. ia dispatch
from Monterey says: The president and
party arrived here about five o'clok
p. m. yesterday and were escorted TO
Hotel Delmonte, where preparations
had been made for their accommoda-
tion. A ball was given at the hotel in
the evening, at which the president,
Gen. Sherman and other members Of
the party were in attendance, the pres
ident, however, not joining in the
dance.
At half past ten O'Clock this morning
the party was escorted into town by
the reception committee. At the in
tersection OF Pearl, Alvrado and Call
fornia streets, where the grand triangu-
lar triumphai arch was erected, the
Monterey brass band played Hail to The
Chief, the president and party passing
under the arch with uncovered heads.
At that point number OF native Cali
fornians on horseback joined In the
procession. Upon arriving Mt Cotton
hall the president was greeted with
shower Of bouquets Mt the hands OF
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people who resided here In those days.
The general was frequently applauded.
He thanked the assemblage for the cor
dial reception they had gwen the presi-
dent.
The school children then sang
Marching through Georgia, /" the gen.
eral joining in the chorus with spirit.
Mrs- Hayes was next introduced and
was heartily cheered. she bowling In ac-
acknowledgement.
The presidential party viii leave to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock, and proceed d.
rect to Menlo Park, as the guests Of
Senator Sharon. All express them
selves highly pleased with their visit.
Gen. Sherman will have a reception
this evening at the Belmont hotel, and
has invited all Of the old pioneers to
assemble there, as he says, "to have q
tussel with them."
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DOMESTIC.
- JuIien stii Held. this winnInE
Gard.
hat He Has n Marrow Eseape from
Death by n Railroad Accident.
President Hayes Trip Thrsaxh Cali
f0rnia-


Chicago, Sep. l6.-The Tunes his
torian says: On the day Maud S. and
st. Julien trotted at Rochester a pla-
card was prepared bearing the words:
BEST time ever made, when both Of
them trotted in precisely the same
time-2:11i. The card was divided,
Mr.. Hickok taking half and Capt. Stone
half. When st. Julien lowered the
record TO 2:lll at Hartford, Maud S. IS
half was sent TO Mr.. Hickok with the
following letter from Cincinnati:
q. A Hiekok, Esq:
DEAR SR-We have sent by express
the other half of placard divided at
Rochester between st. Julien and Maud
s.. containing the proud inscription,
'.the best time ever made" by right
OF conquest that trophy now belongs
exclusively TO st. Julien. Maud S.
gracefully yields it to him for two rea-
sons:
First. lie alone has fairly won this
honor.
second. His record Is 2:114 and is the
only performance ever made worthy of
her efforts to surpass.
With high personal regards, we re-
main very sincerely,
GEORGE N. STONE,
w. W. BAIRD.
In reply, Mr.. Hickok sent the follow
ing, dated Minneapolis, Mimi, Sep.
0, 1880:
Messrs. g. N. Stone aud w. w. Baird:
DEAR SIRs-Accept my sincere
thanks for your grateful acknowldg-
ment of st. Julien's triumph over the
time, and permit me to assure you that
should the scepter ever be wrested from
him. could not be better pleased than
TO hear that it was by the peerless
Maud s., the greatest six year old trot-
ter the world has ever produced. With
over just respect, l remain, yours
truly, ORIN A. HIcKoK.
The intimation in the latter part of
the letter from the friends Of Maud s.,
TO the effect that she might try again
her record having been beaten-was
not an idle one, and she is now here for
the purpose OF making that trial.
The special trial for purse OF s2,-
500, Maud S. logged the first mile in
2:26i; made the second in 2:1li; the
third in 2:13, and the fourth in 2:14.
The American express car No. 2, in
which st. Julien, the famous trotter,
was shipped for Boston, last night,
jumped the track near Kalamazoo,
Mich, early this morning. After
shaking him pretty lively for few
seconds, the car stopped right side up,
with the horse square on his legs.
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rhe In,erna,IenaI shoot.

New York, Sep. l6.-The shooting
began at Creedmoor this morning for
the international prizes. There were
six entries for 200 yards. The score
was as follows: Connecticut, 34l; mill
tary division of the Atlantic, 334; mill
tary division of the Pacific, 334; New
Jersey, 1888; Military division of Mis-
souri,, 342; Pennsylvania, 33i. The
weather is fine and clear and favorable
for shooting.
At 500 yards, out Of a possible 42O,
the score stood as follows: Connecticut,
1877; military division OF the Atlantic,
1893; military division of the Pacific,
34s; New Jersey, 322; military division
OF Missouri. 3Gi; Pennsylvania, 33l.
The international military match re-
suited in the military division of Mis-
souri, winning the first prize with n
score of i,020 out Of q possible ], 200;
and the military division of the Pacific
taking the second prize with score OF
LOLA,
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The UnI.ed states OBJECTS.

Washington, Sep. 16.-The memo
randum sent to the Spanish minister in
Washington by the Spanish ministry,
proposing the reciprocal treaty, in
which Spain should remove the duty on
breadstufIs, provided the United States
would remove the duty on sugar and
molasses, has been fully considered by
the custom Official Of the treasury de-
partment and rejected. The depart
ment holds that 1t Is immaterial to the
United States how much Spain charges
on our breadstuffs, as her subjects have
to pay 1t just as consumers here pay
duty on sugerage. The state depart.
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certain victory in November, con-
tributed more freely TO the campaign
fund than they had for years.
Milwaukee: Last night mob Of sew
eral hundred men and boys made an
attack upon the rink Of one of the
largest and finest buildings of its class
in the country and razed it to the
ground. The police did not interfere,
and 1t was carted of piecemeal. The
city had trouble in getting the lessee
TO surrender his lease in order that an
exhibition building might be built on
the ground, which is owned by the city.
Constantinople: The late cabinet
wished Turkey TO yield on the Monten-
egrin question, and the Sultan con-
sented. Thereupon Said Pasha, by
means of his great influence in the pal
ace, frightened the sultan into resist
ance TO Europe. The sultan is now
surrounded by clique who are utterly
ignorant OF European politics. Ria
Pasha Is recognized as having refused
TO play double game. This dispatch,
when first sent, was stopped by the
censorship.
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GRAND RACES.

There will be . $500 match race at
the Cheyenne Driving Park, Saturday,
September 18th, between Blue Dick,
Bay Harry, formerly /. j. Cook, and
Bridgeport Boy; mile heats, best two
In three, in harness.
A purse Of twenty-five dollars is also
offered 70 any horse that can trot near
est to three minutes; mile heats, best
two in three, in harness. This race Is
open TO all horses, and the books Of the
association viii be open for entry until
2 O'Clock p. IN. ON the day Of the race.
Several Of our well known road horses
have already been entered for the race.
A running race will also take place
between several noted flyers. sl7d2t
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

Washington: The board Of architects
favor new congressional library build
ing.
London: Sergt. Marshman has been
acquitted of false marking at Wimble-
dom.
st. Louis: The republicans of the
first district nominated ex- Gov. Fletcher
for congress.
Philadelphia: The cricket match be-
tween the Canada twelve and Marion
club, was won by the latter by eight
wickets.
Berlin: The German government has
ordered the expulsion Of the French
Jesuits who emigarted to Alsace and
Lorraine.
Pottsville, Pa: Five men were Sc
riously and one slightly burned by a
sulphur explosion at Hecksher Il Co.'S
Hohinoor colliery. near Shenandoah.
Burlington, VT: The Free Press
gives the complete vote Of the governor
of Vermont, showing republican ma
jority OF 200, ,033, and republican plu-
ralIty Of %, ,612, being net gain in two
years Of $500.
Vienna: A political correspondent
says: The powers before beginning ac-
tion on the Montenegrin question,
signed protocol, pledging themselves
not to act for the furtherance Of their
individual interests.
Dubuque, Sep. 16.-Miss Phenneo
and Miss Jewett, of California, rode n
fifteen mile race at the fair grounds to-
day. The latter won. Time, 3G min
utes. In the fifth mile her horse fell,
but she was only slightly hurt.
Chicago: The greenback state central
committee have appointed five new
Weaver electors In place of the electors
appointed at their state convention,
but who have since come out for other
presidential candidates Tor have re-
signed.
Candahar: A court of inquiry on
the Kushk l. Nakhud has been order
ed. News has been received here that
on the 18th inst Ayoob Khan with 300
infantry, 500 cavalry and one gun cross
ed the Helmand river safely and took
the road to Herat.
London: Hanlan, the oarsman, ex-
pects 1t will take him month to fully
recover. He lost twelve pounds during
the voyage, which he must regain be-
fore going into training. After short
visit to Manchester he goes to New
castle-o -on-Tyne, where he will order a
new boat.
Honesdale, Pa: VIM. Smith of the
firm Of Tornamc II Smith, has disap-
peared, and is n defaulter to the amount
of $685. 900. Torname is ruined, and
several Cochocton, n. Y, firms lose
heavily. Smith Is believed to have
used the money in stock speculations.
New York: The committee appointed
from Tammany Hall to make arrange
ments for a grand ratification meeting
on Thursday evening next, waited last
evening on Hancock with the request
that he would review the procession.
The general informed them that he
would carefully consider the matter
and communicate his decision to the
chairman.
New York: J. r. Fellows, who has
returned from Maine, told a Herald re.
porter that the republicans were using
canvassing boards to the very best ad
vantage Of their candidates, but ad
mitted that the democratic party in
! Maine, animated by what they felt wa
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Pay Your Moaey and Take Your
Choice

New York, Sep. 16.-The national
republicans claim Davis elected upon
the basis Of dispatch from Maine,
saying Davis majority will reach 1.459.
Barnum, chairman Of the democratic
committee, says: The latest informa-
tion is to the effect that Plaisted has a
clear majority Of somewhere from 800
To ZOO.
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Holding Back the -Boys.-

Chicago, Sep. 16.-Manyidemocratic
clubs In Ohio wanted to hold jollifica-
tion meeting over the news from
Maine, but the state central committee
prohibited all such ebulitions on the
ground that they would do more harm
than good. The still hunt is in progress
in that state, and Hancock's managers
depricate any action on the part of their
subordinates which Will be likely to
arouse their opponents from their fam
cial security
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Richmond, Sep. l6.-It Is generally
known that the plan Of the compromise
submitted last night by the regular con-
seryative committee TO that Of the re-
adjusters. provides for the formation Of
a mixed electoral ticket to be made up
Of i've Of the conservative electors, five
Of the readjuster electors, the eleventh
elector TO be named by the national
democratic commission or chosen by
lot. The readjusters remained all
night In session and finally agreed up
on the following reply:
They reject the plan proposed by the
conservative committee, not out of any
disposition TO unite with the support
ers of Hancock and English, but out Of
the belief that the proposed plan is not
calculated TO accomplish the object
sought, yet in consideration of the ap-
prehension which exists outside of that
division of the party, 1t may result in
the loss to the democracy Of the electo-
raj vote Of Virginia, which apprehen-
sion is not shared in by the readjusters.
They propose that theIelectoral ticket
question be settled by the people at the
primary election TO be held on the 10th
OF October, at which all persons shall
be allowed to vote who pledge them
selves to votefor Hancock and English.
The reply will be submitted to the
conservative committee this evening.
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Cured Of Drinking.

"A young friend Of mine was cured
u an Unsuitable thirst for Liquor, that
nad 30 prostrated his system that he
was unable to do any business. He
was wa; entirely cured by the use Of Hon
ntters. 1t allayed that burning thirst: |:
100 LOOK away the appetite for liquor; made
us ! nerves steady, and he has remained
= sooer and steady man for two years.
ana mas no desire to return TO his Guns.
sna know Of number of others that
nave been cured Of drinking by It. %
nI. m n leading r. r. Oficiai, Chicago,
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Commonwealth Dissribu,ion Co.

Don't fail 70 buy = ticket in the Sep
tember drawing, 1860 prizes all cash
will be distributed. Capital prize $50, =
600. all Of it for 81, half for 81. Draw
ing sept. 30th. Address, II. NJ. Board
man, CoHrier-JolTnal building, Louis
vile, KY. or r. NJ. Boardman, 307 a.
800 broadway, New York. 1t
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Tbe Undersigned have ON hand with
In four miles Of Cheyenne, $50 thorough
hred spanish Merino Rams; all young
ana well bred, which we propose to sell
a reasonable prices
Persons wishing this class OF stock
iii 40 well 10 examine our lot Of sheep.
For further particulars inquire Of
sitber Of the subscribers at the Stock
Exchange, Cheyenne:
p. Z. FREDERICK,
A. w. FREDERICK.
SAINT. II, 1880 sl2-daw2w
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Troy, Sep. worcesters 6, Troys
2.
Providence, Sep. 16.-Providence Z,
Bostons 10.
Buffalo, Sep. l6.-Buffalos 4, Cleve-
lands 8.
Cincinnati, Sep. lG.-Chicagos II,
Cincinnatis o.
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Notice to R.nehmen and s.oelmen.

), All stockmen and ranchmen at this
ANY Any on the year should keep on hand
sai. iuoms y Glover's Compound Cartolic
e. San II Ii especially prepared for
Sy1e Back Horses, Calls, Scratches
haaa'ns, ETC., etc. With care a sore
M ~ morse can be used and cured by
ml,s 1s salve: 1t Is n certain, safe and
rn. ,sa remedy, and is recommended BY
ss 4, OF the stockmen Of this county.
sc.si = aiso q remedy for Cuts, Bruises,
H.; glcers and all irritations Of the
81 sent BY mail on receipt Of price,
,o,. .ents and 81 box, by the proprie.
'' ADDo1Gs Il GLOVER.
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The LEADER job printing office es-
tablishment is now in perfect running
order, and with new type and other
new material, and the finest Office in
the territory, will be able to turn out
the best of work ut short notice. Give
us n call.
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Al Bon's shoe store sixteenth street,
,hs incest LOT Of French kia, opsIs And
Us srrsach tie slippers Also choice Is.
fIs.asnt fIsn Of Burt's Ladies', Misses and
sosalSren,s ~ shoes. Also large invoice
-sntIemen's patent leather and
9. o.,.,tsr grained dancing pumps. The
49, maj King the best and incest lot Of
49, 80 that ever came to Cheyenne. Go
"a "a buy before 1t is too hate. Slot
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The Great English Remedy.

lis a never falling cure
for Nervous Debility.
Exhausted Vitality.
seminal Weakness.
|spermatorrhoca. LOST
MANHOOD. .Impotency,
Paralysis and all the
Terrible effects Of Sell
Abuse, youthful fol-
lilies. and excesses In
mature years-such as
loss OF memory. Las .
|aitu de, Nocturnal
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Strayed from Cheyenne, Wyoming,
on the night OF August 30th, two
mules. One, n light bay horse mule;
tne other, q red bay mare mule, both
branded ~ on left shoulder and both
having } y long names. Anybody tax
ing up said mules and notifying me,
VIII be literally rewarded.
J. H. HARE.
'op4'u Fort Laramie, Wyo.
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ment receives the proposition adversely
on the ground that 1t is prerogatiye of
congress 10 make such treaties and reg
ulate the tariff. II, however. Spain
will remove the differentil duties the
president could reciprocate so far by
proclamation, this is, however, another
matter, relating TO alien tonnage tax.
Spain and China are the only countries
sending vessels TO our ports subject to
these penalties.
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Ready made clothing in great variety
and at the lowest prices, at
matt SMITH a. HARRINGToN's.
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Messrs. HANNA 4 Murphy are the
duly authorized agents for Rock
Springs and Colorado coal. sl4tf
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Leave orders for ice at the Office OF
Z. p. Snow, No. 377, Sixteenth street.
my5tf INGRAHAM Il MURRAY.
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Remember c. ii. Webb has removed
TO POS Eddy street. sl2tf
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Pools on the races to come of on
saturday will be sold this evening at
The Inter Ocean billiard rooms.
CAss DAVIS,
It Prop.
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II you want any designs for fresco-
ing ceilings, call on Tuttle, 3ls Hill
street. sl7-3t
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II you are going into the mines, or
m a ranch, call ut Smith q Harring-
toms for your mining suits. m2-tf
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For SALE.-A three-stringed uprigh,
piano. VIM. Knabe, LEADER office.
au15-tf
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Engraving in all its branches Is done
ZEHNFR, JACKSON s. BUEcHNER's.
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1t is perfectly harmless, cannot in
iure a child, but reliable and effectual,
Addoms & Glover's Compound Black
berry Cordial. II
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Mid Hay for sale at IAL barn de-
- 10 any part Of the city.
sngaltf CHARLES ii. TERRY.
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Parlor-wall frescoing In the most ar
tistic styles. Call on
sl7-3t TUrrLE, No. 3ls Hill st.
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The "a. & c." Bitters cure general
sebility and weakness. Sold by
m4-f Addoms & Glover.
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The circassian Women
are considered to be most beautiful.
Ennuied bachelor butterfly, have you
ever seen Circassian belleY Fly at
once to that wondrous cline, and you
will learn that the secret of much OF
their buty lies in the liberal use Of So
ZODONT, which was introduced there
years ago to make their teeth beauti-
full.
"It Is handy to have about the
house" Toodles said. so is SPAI.D-
ING'S GLUE.
School
Books,
Stationery,
Chromos and
Mirrors
at
O'Brien's Cash Store
sl2-tf on Eddy Street.
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Tutile Is prepared TO do all kinds OF
frescoing in oil or water colors. s17-3t
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A flock Of twenty-three hundred
young sheep, half Of which are wethers;
also about four hundred lambs. Must
be sold Immediately. Address,
G. w. W.
Thornburgh House, Laramie City,
Wyoming. s14-d6t.
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Blankets, furnishing goods, at the
lowest possible prices at
aug25tf PoLAcK's.
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FNEGuRs made and repaired In
.uusrior style, n Wyoming Armory.
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Addoms 4 Glover's Syrup will cure
l,oueh. Bronchitis and Weak Lungs.
a27-tf
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"a, arst class watch work 60 10
ZraNEn, JACKSON & BUEcHNkR's.
ocl0tf
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CHOICE BUTTER
and FRESH EGGS
can always be found at Z. ii. Webb's
new place, 293 Eddy street. sl2-6t
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Of every description for sale at the
Baxter ranch, Crow creek.
sl4tf J. w. KINaMAN.
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Gentlemen will find the clothing
store Of Smith & Harrington the best
place In the city to purchase fine suit
OF clothes. m2-tf
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Republican Call.
HEADQuAR's OF THE TERRITORIAL
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CoM'TEE,
Cheyenne, Wyo., Sep. II, 80.
A convention OF the Union Republi-
can party Of Wyoming Territory, viii
meet ut Rawlins, Saturday, the 9th day
Of October next Mt IL n. m, to nomi-
nate candidate for Delegate to repre-
sent the Territory In the Forty-seventh
Congress Of the United States, and to
transact any other business that may
properly be brought before the conven-
tion.
The Republicans of the several coun-
ties will be entitled to the following
representation In the convention:
Albany County. @ delegates.
Carbon County.
Laramie County.
Sweetwater County. ....3
Uinta County. y...........4
BY order Of the Committee.
JOSEPH NJ. CAREY,
Chairman.
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playing cards, a large variety, at
valaf ADDoMs a. GLOvERis.
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compound blackberry Cordial cures
GUNNER Complaint. Cramps and Collie.
Prepared by ADDoMs & GLovER's.
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The best, neatest and most complete
barber shop and bath house In Chey-
enne, is kept by Hardin. under Dyer's
dining hall, Eddy street. a15-d6m
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-ica1 Dept; Cheyenne, kyo.
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OF the COMMITTEE.
JOSEPH NJ. CAREY,
Chairman.