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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-17

KANSAS CITY, June lG. Wheat 49, No. , spot
--; No. spot, s5l4c
Bacon-Clear, ~ rib AMI long, 10
NEW ORLEANS

Consuls 46k@ss
Flour steady; superfne, 3 O0@}i; double, 4 20
Oh; treble, ih@4 higher grades, 5@Gs.
Coffee steady with fair demand; cargucs ordi-
nary TO prime, l24@lh5a.
Sugar In good demand; common TO good COM
mon, 64@fS; fair TO fully fair, 71S@1S; prime
to choice, 7}l@sj4 yellow clarified, s]s@4.
Alolasses dull and nominal; inferior, -;
common, 81; fair, -; centrifugal, -
prime to choice, -.
Rice IN fair demand; ordinary to choice, 5is
@6ai.
Pork held higher, llssG4.
Dry-salt meats strong and higher; shoulders
loose, Az; packed, "a; clear ribs, -;
clear sides, -.
Bacon llrmer; shoulders, 55S; clear ribs, $40
RI clear sid 8, ~
Hams higher; quoted; choice sugar cured
canvassed, lOiglll4.
Lard steady; by the tierce, II; keg, IA.
Whiskey quiet, O0@l 10.
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Consolidated net receipts 2,Wi; exports 10
Great Britain, LAS; France, -; continent,
-; channel, -.
Wool steady and moderate; domestic fleece,
4O957; pulled, 22@5O; unwashed, 1904 Texas,
ls0l3j
Hides quiet and steadily held; wet sailed New
Orleans, 80 to 20 lbs, ii; Texas, selected, 81 to
Night-Money. 2a3; exchange, 4s5ys; Gov'ts
weak; new SIS, 1885; 41s's, l0J&; US,
1883 Estate bonds nominal.
ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 10. Flour active and n shade
higher; choice u fancy,5 l"@60.
Wheat unsettled and lower; No. red fall,
06I, cash, OgI4aal for July; No. 8 do, 90
Corn lower, 35]s@K; cash, 34y5 for July.
Oats lower, i9lt cash, "a for July.
Whisky steady, Us. Pork higher, IL co.
Lard higher, 8 55. Bulk meats higher
shoulders 20I25 ;sides, 67Oa1bc. Bacon strongi
shoulders, 4 50; ribs, 20s25.
ST. LOUIS, June 10. - Hogs active but shade
higher; Workers and Batimores, la@2U; pack
ing and butchers, 1904 20; coarse heavy, 3
s00p4 90; light bacon, q gO@4 lOi receipts, 4,0OO
Cattle fairly active and shade higher; fair to
good native shipping, 0Oa45; cows and heiiers,
90@3 60; grass Texans and Indians, Jugs 90;
receipts, ,DG0; shipments, 900.
sheep steady; good to choice, O0@i 90; re-
ceipts, TOO: shipments, none
CHICAGO.
CuIcAGo, June 1G.-The Drovers' journal
renorts cattle receipts, $500; shipments, $50 |;
market very slow; shipping, sales at l6@sOi
chiefly at 5l@70; prices generally irom to lOc
lower; butchers weak and lower; common to
choice, 2 25a3 80; grass Texans, B5@3 l0j fully
soc lower than last week; stockers ana feeders
sheep receipts, s0O shipments, ECO; market
easy but active, common to medium, 5O@4 2Oi
exports, SO@o.
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Cont dctu 5 4 Builders

DIE nil b. re- aye until June ~, 1880,
ID fT IN. construct III OF frame pas engar
line, TexHrkanG. xas Plans and speci6ca-
tiU scan he y eua' he fiice of the company,
NJ IrhAll, eNaS. he comp ny reserve tn
rlgnt Ia reject any an n bids. Address bids
10 the uncrsigne endo -ed .'Bi J on Iexar
kama depot GEO. NOBLE,
Gem "ub't Texas Il Pacific R'y.
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GOING NORTH
s rEiys at siS t Essys It ss$ p
GOING soUTu.
Arrive at $50 q. IN. Leave at coop. m
Arrive at5;i0 p. m. Leave OF 500 o. m
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Money order ONCE open from la AN nm
nd 2p. IN. to 4p. m. SU01S
windows for thesale OF postage stai,HO0
stored letter business, ETC., open from D a
o p. m. Stamp window open on sun
-om 8 to ga. M.
The general delivery window open from 6
!. N. to p. IN. After p. m. postage stamps
an be obtained at this window. Open Sum
Nv from6 to Ga. IN. A. N, CoCHHAN,F M.
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La. S. |. |. .

That this Is the only Lottery in any State ever
voted on and endorsed 10y It's people.
Louisiana State Lottery Company
This in tltution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature of the State for Educational
and Charitable purposes In ISIS, for the term Of
TWENTY-FIVE years, to which contract the inyiola-
BILE faith of the state is pledged which pledge has
been renewed by un overwhelming popular vote,
securing its franchise In the new constitution
adapted December I'd, A. D., 1919, with capt.
tai Of 81 600 900, to which it has since added
reserve fund of $3.50 600 lis Grand Single Num-
Der Distribution will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. | never scales or p0stpones.
Look ut the following Distribution;
Al New Orleans
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Ns-Applications for Agencies or Rates. to
Clubs should only be made to the Office In New
Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further
or send orders 10
NJ. 4. DAUPHlN, New Orleans, La.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management of Gems
g r. BEAURECARD,andJ UBALA EARLY
Captal Prize 100000 Whole Tickets $40
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mARKnTs BY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, june To- Noon - Cotton quiet;
mddling uplands, sgd; Orleans, l5-l6d;
receipts, 100; American, Ia 0; sales, 10, $50;
speculation and export, 1000; uplands low
middling classilcations for June delivery,
IS ,; june and July, 1888; July and
August, ll-l6 August and September,
& ll-lG; September and October, Il II -;
October and November, ---i November and
December, SIG; January and February,
- futures Hat.
l3O pint plands low middling classiiicaions
for June delivery, 4 ll-l6i futures weak,
5l5 p m Sales of American, 1850; futures
pInsaI NVpok
, 1880-12-14

sl!EEi-!accised. sn; sau.e tno last week. 1fls
W. m.re :t5us poor 10 extra grades sollns nj sia~
s1tEEr sALrs,
NJ Ar.rritt.1Hn. .trl'ric,tNo, ArPritt.
1...,....iU 3ijI ui..,iiO i.iji it, .,lyH l2s
NEW YunE. -
p;ll for lila sGk nss.nst +! iii n.t wfas, mtrns
ctiui t,.,+ IL, n,r"me.,i mi ~. Im,1
t,tf snn, WV % c.n H. , ~ & YET T..
iuft sms III. rrun ~ n,,,tM M =. & III M a.
III ,,rItn. II .nnu, yry f .n1. n1ty.. trnT
taftutua usHpt. and hecf Gxp+lrtats rIirrhlsed 20
t,n,H @ nfia rrlH .s:t* NJ sh'Ems,* 9l yA
s"cs ama tfsem hrat anf shs Wees. W tn ct!tte !5
@ TT. Il 4 Gssi. u, sa sheep' ''sa fasses 1na1-
9itrrn fr.rts 3t; ,rns,c,, an ,or Tim ,r,,t
a!4 III, hG IT. @ wGsk @ n II sSs ~ sna 'a9s ~ TGss
~ sn."s emmna 10 s,n NiIsss rxtsa ~ ~
, 1880-12-14

rLouR-wss du,l and nomna!,, unchnnged, sslp.
Ell: !; <
Of % ear. snis. wore 1imsr to Is sr. s!n,u!. asti1
At s' q prs s,tl's axtra., partly Il stu: .na -
Sss is s, ssasq os;s on t,as as s9ss 70 90
'Ss' or'lss &ttIsrvyss-ws In largo supply and
weak. Sales wore Is cnrs bran st slui?A1a ta; cn.
m'dduss and short. nj tioastsS. Coarse corn-snsal
W; # ,on ss nh,
n'srtst asencd i esrI, reacted Nc and shsa urns
i'as 'so~ o"a" sns .' 5ss. q s4t"
ksw ' yers M aasanrsa is e.,ly and sss ] aI,s1rass @
a9eted iGwsr s,nf I.sspts SSrs anSnt doabs th@.s
VI sss sssy guy s 4!
SSS.sc's @ sS ~
@ sy n We ssox as
es,x nssd " prosn,s I .psfs.or ~ @ y :a,a,ns irss
d siaasisls.. piiins II IsidIy and alppHa
S:Ss:% ';"s s4S ;ss':;
:S ss,ss sssssf, ass a L !:
sy ss:1 ksS tS :S % < S; sss;
sS* i :i ~; ,s;s: s;s
~; ~; ssS M 5sjsq!s N e sSs S:ae
i!lls sSsss asaa''s' i :ScSs lie pes'
'hS 9sasfS .RFE In rood demand In propor.
lion i u ths ssy. ND fsd eSsea i!se hshsl Il
gs ~ ~ sI;a,: $S y a' Y ~. y PA a
Ss @ ss::Xs; ;,a a;SS IN, isjss'sd If At sa ~ Sa Z
s,s ssfs III; ;na e. rS%Gf sbof ~ a s
VII s sss i i: fs "ss S:s :s: /:
lss: ~ 4sa @ S" .sF i H. 5 h, III,
rtcHl fI.s5o Sas ~ H'oasa.s % .htppnx dgna'a: na
, 1880-12-14

The following grim WIS inspected into at0rn
In this city yesterday inorslnB: 20 ciIrs No. rcd
wlntDr wheat, II ears M. = to- 9 cnrs rejected,
cnr mixed, al ours M. aprIng, 40 cars M. do.
- cnrs rejected. cArs nj grAdo tliS whcnt, Of
whIch 40 Aro wlnter}; lis uMrs No. corn. 81 cnrs
hy inl1cd. TO- rnrs HOW mixed. - cars rpJectcil,
eur no Rrlld0 GSji coru,; III cnrs white outs, ~
cars No. mlxri t8 cars rejected 10 oats}: ours
M. = rye, cur rejected; l Cur No. anrscy, II
cars No. do, II ours No. 10, cnrs M. lu Us
bAriey). TalHl u. cars, or vS', ,OOD hu Inspected
out: 4. IT. bu wheat, a347 bu curil, 0J bu outs,
0,5G7 bu rye, l,dd9 bu bnrtey.
Thu lcnnE,proiueg marketswore fairly active
yesterday, and moderately stcItly, except wtcAt
and bRr1oy. The hitter bounced lip ngh'u With
not much doiug. scllors Of tho speculative srl,lo
being Bcarco. Wbent averaged n llttle higher
thnn Saturday, though the advance wis not sus-
tA!ned. Corn, outs, aud rye wcre ilrtnur, aud
provisions wcro easlcr. though tho price changes
Ut tho latter werH much smaller than usslAl,
Mess pork closed a shudo casIor Mt $l3.1a,i@
l3.1b se!ler Juuuary, mud $l3DlGal3t:.1s for Fub-
rnary. Llrtl coset steady At Ss.ichQtS.4j seller
Jnuuary, end 1856 for February. Short ribs
cluscG ut Nth SELLER February. Spring wheat
closed no lower, Mt &l0l sollcr Jnnuary, and
Sl.WiDl.OsH fur Fobrunry. lied wintor whent
closed at $1.03~ Corn closed stcndy ut
+0A0l0hc for tnntlary. and 45!iGbt5Ac for MAy.
Outs closed stGnay Mt ttsato iur JAnuMry, and ut
10I0J7e fur May. ltye was higher NJ 81!ic cnsh
mud ssdess}sc for JanuRry. Hurley ADVANCED 20
1tic, elusB Ut $l.f.ss cash and $l.la for Janunry
or February Hogs weru q,lot md easy at S4.aU
&bta5 for light mud ut $i.4oGb500 for honyy. Cat
tIp wcre active md flrtner, With sAlcs at fl.S5
l0.OO.
Tho dry-g0ods nArket continues fairly nctyO
FOR tho scnsOG, nnd prices remnln firm, both for
cotton md woulen textIles. Grocurles yar0 In
good request and wore iirll,. Coilees ar6 recoiy-
, 1880-12-14

isy. dstcn 1,ec. SO. =. md HI. aopdrIeb 10 ,,
Sl"x q jay i. t,a,ed iiee "a. ". md C.W. ..
4. tlned Sov. u tMHry 4. ltaws"n III fnsrck ,,o
i.1ysst 7. is i d ao;t6 iini:i:,
n' n' IT. w. " wf"I.@sx rssi,t Fl ' .;"a.' s 7
y;'sp sa na Il: j. ID r ,eSs Il seH its,s d '" WIFI Il
AfS', s:1ss sis T. II IL; j. sSsiHsa s;a u da
$:$ y: ;i$:@sij il S$;$ L ;;;a w. Nv
III! i i; II 'iis@ S':!;' i asas:; Il . ~,
s*, e.: {; IL T. II Ill j &$:Si
s'si *: i; ;!$; $;aS:s,;
sT !'s s!t u ,;r :;; ; ia%;:;
o;ss$ IL: 'i;|;'f !; H. il l. ,'.s;:y i ;:s i
il :; II; / Hi $:s;'3! K $. i VII
'%%s Il @ " II as" It T'ft's'S sass' ''9s & 9ted Il
walas ~ cs;%t :Ii:x:',; +; ;i;l ~
,"H,'sstisi sia.aai f Lis |".a's"ss to'a. w.,
'ss S; i: IL ! i is;;s; 5S{$ 81;
Crh,tn ~. IsHs nf fnyt!ir ri. Y, Il 'ssitt II.
nt... a,nc. :; btstatn II tbari'.> Mantu.s"tto r.,
Ttri.i,nI ii. u Hani ifom,ni ~. i {, Ekiuj Il.
,ntMl lInc. IA. vnn Hufun to \. L. CUM .,..
I'll" rrnsi;iras 81. III wp.t jnttnf,n Il, int;"i
iI'i. III Alhrsl AuAnr n Charles MetdBxfrI. 3,4Q
fftkinnrck It, l:nf M0f WA-hteHnw ny. II i.jix
n q. untel flrc. II III. aud ". lleiilEur 10 \.
ls,lia TX Il, iijSinlT tiio 1f..yn I. Gix Iii
1lec. II tsAlu tn U. +. W)
MONTH " CITY LINlTH WITHIN 4 NAfit'S W sEvkS
NttEs uP TIN f.ttNr-HUcAE
shrtTrld ~. " c',r Of Sehon] At. G !. axl2sft.
tinrr1vetl. dated 11uc. u tl'hcohur0 schs!ckca
10 tHlt fWlss..+.. .....t...+.s..'ssts.I.s+". 1.u
R0E1H Up ctff LIMITS WITHIN 4 NSt1tH UP XEvES
3lILEs uP THE GUC1tT.tlOEsE.
1.0l m street butNeen Latin ani Ia,onlls tts
Knd ~ II II nf fnEty.n1Hth nj. " I, 94Il3t H.
dnteh fkt II +. ksich ~ II. FrGitlltt......$ ~
Farty Itlh 81, keeEr Ut *bld. tSenrtca. ttMttA 49,
1iHt 4lA. .uml :. .tiHllunHy ~ ljnS III 4. Strung k
Whhn*tl hr. u " cor III *tAtlGth II, y & 1S It tD
! m1tey, untr!l lee. II Trunk T.. lrtIl,.un 10
wna.iwn m ~. III Il ii sSss;n; Il T. i1
i'it !!alcd Nus. ~ lM. II. n,Iu ". II. NURSE
W H. ". lIi"'uI, l,aA
KEnwuu,.ctIurt< elir Df FtiFty-o19htfl 81. "
I. f.i.!xl2! IT, HMtcd Iisu ~ II. Whitney Fhr II
ltnbcy i, Gsiw:rt, Ii. GhIrago Hlver and iii.
ty.t1ilrI, - tis-t0Ai heres tgxcrpt r1t!trah
ri.it III wny IniOd Due- " g. 7. md Z. Aoers -
tO fhh Ii. lllRHflJa) toN
, 1880-12-14
LIVE STOCK.
<tkaa ~ &k~-

UA1TI.E-Rccalvsi during dundAy and Monday
|,E3, fuMs tins last week, 1di; ua!clAl laAt wa0k
2l+lN; shipped last waok l1Us7 For usIlun n bust
vrad1s thseB WA d stronger laaFkst There wAs not
particularly Actis0 dsmHnd from any suurc0, but
thsse unnugh ursIFabs catln " satisfy 1t,
aud sx!us quick 1t salada tsttNt d9uJes lAAu
prssAl44 a. tbs etu&a OF last WeJk, Ssucksts xI4u
wsrv nsuy held, that class meeting With talteF da-
maud than usual " Monday. Auaehurs sluu u lilo
pooFuf soEt uId not lure we'll. 1ha Wholesale mGas
lTAla tepOEteG dull and iuwSr. ttlv "s0ft 4"
wsAther affecting It unfAsorRby. and holders OF old
, 1880-12-14

order In clo,n ont. M fancy hrcveA wcro offered.
The best tlrpye m snla Was 81 heaI, averaging iSN
1hs. fur which eS1I ohfnfneu. TetD were d fqW
brlna cAlIu which sp1l At sAUJs3 hut most Of th0
trading WINS dnnc batween {? 70 md H.NL INCLUDED in
thc nrftvns wsre AN Texnflt 1hcy soil At Z. IS
MAu Thern wpro tuvefAl sars of inferior cattle 1t
&lAt72N. The rkct flashed nrn1.
QirtTArInNH:
Ertra Heeyas-t3rhded bteost, Weighing 1870
~ ma upwards 55aG2s
tteet.. velphnE ixi} io iati s......,.. aooaa1o
0nnd Observation-Disclosures steDrr, wof3h. .
lnE tzl 70 !.sD A4oaA1s
,.iaa iil5i q i$N asaa4a5
Hufchet.' At0Ek-t'Unr fU cpmnnn sicgfe md
weixna ~ % Luz M 21oaaao
u i'm w.. :.......". 7ooaan
bu1. and scnlasax stesss, -, .'.,,.s,'...
, 1880-12-14

shorL ribs. keIur February, cfakuA nt kl17}SxAsu.
Long ricars quoted al thtV IDOse and $.iQ GHxati:
LNhoerlandt. tttslc bnxHf long cut haMA itdt73tci
ngst steun ,1n,.. sa,iae q iHystnxe U sat,Slc
sltt rs 7a. nc fr rh0rt clears yfasloc fur Hs,
Nil cuivhArd AHt packed. -.
ttHEAAE-tut1t. We quota white 1t 595Ho md
yellow ut tEe l3fG. -.
NEEF-Wasq quiet ~ f7~allstD for mesa SaSosam
far or trn ness. Ind flillA& ii5J for INNS,
.TALlow-Qnlut and BleadS at 5NaG}sc for city md
b&4kS1ic for CyNhkry. -
, 1880-12-14
NEW YORK.

NEW r0nK, Nov. .!a-tUrroS-1luls, 1l5t5lG{c, fue.
urss hursly s,eadyi nucentur Ls1as january. llsoi
Febranty, iaU,ei March. 'ase; Apf'f, l2s; say, Il ~,
Juno. lldeo; Iuly, lIGiu.
FLorN-llpaTyt receipts 3,0O brs, exports, F',oN
urls; supsr state 'Western. tL*kstus roMnoa 70
Enod a1ttas, Ah1a.uo. 9uad 10 choice. Alu4&13;
whils wheat extru, &a.lA3tA extrn Uhlo, $L61d81i
st Lou!s, kuI&ufa. Mlnuesosa patuus process, s4a9
HN.
uHAts-whe heat hpavyt No. t4e low o. and issa -.
sptins ti!G: unxraiSI III, t.is.i iajI III. yspslnx,
tlEN46tLls; NJ, 4 tlt7NL.0; ungIluua rat, sLl4}14
Lii ada. LII steamer t0, to3f, No. sad
tl1htsl Nv, Inu. st:tel.2sH. Hngna!lsd Mhti4,
ii. Lxtsi No. Z iiU iLsniishs; No do. tLi9f&
9l4: February. t3a1 10 LAX Corn duIIj ~
tGiHt4, ltvL1l bu5 turts ihAt11 hut uGrla9d, Gf4
}tet Nh b 4Xas1oi klehnsos. b5ci No. aof4f No.
wiiitu. hd.t+k4}tt hu 1ttetMbHr, &8a4oi January,
dus4A AAH4Ui FslruarJ. Aaissh: Oats tlpenad nr1naf
tn1 rosya uu! NM *snkt fsgpptt 4 it0nbpi yxp0nAs
'l4At-Autlvu and uruI; thu.
1lupH-uHll xt1 uHrlinn nnsel.
GMucrHtks-tu6av dull AiI unchanged. eugRt-
NgaAAt,d fair aid iDHFk Ut hrnts fair Koua rStuR,
7h4YiAc. MuIa*sgs Gulst md pnchanRsdi Nav ":
leana 4u1lad Ut Jseac. sh.cc In good demand nnd
kt0A4y.
lEfHe,;Krx.-.stsong, unlsud, us<e, csuds. e<s7es
TeLned. lGG bid for syat Iuts.
TALLuM- Easler; tItaGhc.
1tEAlN-QMteti tLAl+lh
TENPEhll lAk- -5LuAIyi +I3o,
Eu4H-Ruut but trus; sGttt!G
lhuHlsloSS-HQsk Au1tinal1y unchanged HeAk
, 1880-12-14
{ShL1tA1OIRj:.


HAtTtMaHs Md. Tlec IL-FLouN-Nuilt Wossern4
supertna EsT6es. .si do Oxtfa. $ia62j; do family,
HijtAL2h
GnAsx-sYheat-,Ycstern lixhor. closing weak, No.
Western winter rot, spot md Ducen1het. sl.tYa
1y}&, Jn,.unry, tL3tkI.!lNs Februnry, el3tA<tL+6t
slnrch tl.all4asi.G4 GHfn-WoseFn motive and trml
Western six.A sAIt md ileceMber, hs4e}ho for old
al,d Muwi Jnnnary, FobTuur5. d7t6c stDan-
ue 5nlc Oats stuadyt Wpsturn whlto, ~; do uxed.
Is+x4ac. ltYU nanlnAly vSct}ilN4 t.
llAv-f fIrsat pElnp 10 sbo!co Pennsylvania k9lW0
slM
pMnyIsInSS-pu.l uud weak, mess pork, tl17a,
Hulk mcats-l.duso Shoulders, nnas Offering, clear
rib sldea. nnmu o1erlngs da lackel s]ietsa. Aneon-
Shoulders G4o clear rib rides, sAc Ilaua-V}fGllu.
l.aFA-ltuaneu, VIC.
!rrrEH1s,sa!ys M pF'las to choice wsstsEn packed
tAlna-liiaaarl q. .iru,h. stG:ssc, iInsod, :nc.
tETltNlEtM-Nnsi1,Ni.
t;IucEtlEs Cnieo dail and non.!n.l, Itlo csrsoAs,
Ordinary to t4lr IAs t!. hilHur h!yhVrI A soft su
NMlAkf-Elfnt Ut H. INsLtY,
tor S-iGs "a, !!onE :. NJ s!a!n s.ts,%Ss, 2, -,
d III but FyUt LUG tu. 80
SitlPlES tS-W hent. ldi,y1 bu; corn, u, II pu.
bALKB-WhDat u. lu] tut ettTti, l3sXl bu.
, 1880-12-14
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho recctpts and shipments
oftahe tradny articles OF rrodnco' III this city
during tho fnrty.eIHht holtrs ct,lnr ~ D'cDck
Muitlhy morning and for tho corresponding
time lust yeur:
, 1880-12-14

closet nt r. for January and f3 FIR FGbru:
nfy with ena~ If hHD trs f3.5I for February nru
t4l9 ~ u fur Lannary. Short ribs-bates O0 1bs At
fIEt for January,
, 1880-12-14

3,IT :sn s,,n T. :, 1sInE H91n oaIn1 MMT 3onna
iliSl' shipped last week. lI,tj rIn n!ttat npened
fsraaa"t fke sppy tsa'e ~ VIZ II vde4ate @ Sat III
wsstI,%r 1 ": NJ tafrt.b!n tor aeknE ui,e:s9ns
Limit hogs WE'RE hui! nnI nyetnHed &c t3wtr. ur!n9
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MINING STOCKS.
San FRANCISCO.

BAN FAANCIscO, Dec. W.-The following wero
the closing quotations on the Mining Stock board
, 1880-12-14

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-22

The most astonishing cures of ner-
vous debility, exhausted vitality, semi
nal weakness, paralysis, impurities of
the blood, impaired memory, noises in
the head and general debility, are con-
stantly being made with the great Eng
lish remedy, Sir Ashley Cooper's Vital
Restorative, by DR.. Mintie 367, Holli-
day street, Denver. The doctor claims
that any case, no matter how bad, nor
of how long standing, can be cured if
properly managed. Excitant and irri-
tant medicines should never be given
in these troubles for they only exhaust
the already impaired nerve force. The
VITAL RESTORATIVE will not
EXCITE nor IRRITATE, but being
PURE NERVE FOOD will supply
new nerveIforce and build up the whole
system. Price, SO a bottle or four times
the quantity for SO, sent to any ad-
dress free from observation. All dis
eases of a delicate or private nature
treated in the most scientific manner
Charges reasonable. Office hours 10 to
3 and to s; Sundays IL to only. DR..
Mintie, 367, Holiday street, Denver.
Sold by all druggists. d1S-dawtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-22
FATAL FRACAS.
AN orTIcnn KILLS THREE MEN.
Dance That Results In Death
Three Pittsburg Miners shot
WhiIo Resisting an
Onlcer.

Denver, Jan. 21.-A special to the
Nacs reports serious shooting affray
ut Alpine ON Monday night. The par
ties engaged were Daniel Pickett, Dan
iel Jennison and James Louch. miners,
and J. d. Forester, driver on the
Barlow and Sanderson stage line. The
row originated in a dance hall, over
one of the girls, and ended in the min
ers beating Forester severely. The
latter swore out warrant before JUS
tice Knowles, and Constable Stanton
undertook to serve the papers. The
officer met the men in Cults saloon.
They resisted arrest, and Stanton then
called on the citizens present to assist
him. The miners showed fight, when
the constable drew revolver and emp
tied the contents into the crowd. kill
ing Pickett instantly, and fatally.
wounding Louch and Jennison; both
are not expected to live. The miners
were from Pittsburg, and are well
known in this section. Pickett and
Louch both have families in Alpine.
The constable gave himself up and is
under arrest at Alma. Forester is
also under arrest.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-22

Chicago, Jan. 21.-A Dubuque 1rib-
,u,e special says great excitement pre-
walls at New Hampton, Iowa, over the
supposed horrible murder of an advent
ist preacher named Elder Buck, who
resides near there, and makes a living
by revealing secrets conlided to him by
spirits. One day last week neighbor
hearing screams from the house of
Buck and seeing his wife wringing her
hands in agony, looked through the
door and saw Buck beating his young
son, who was tied to the bed.
Since that time the boy has been miss
ing, and as Buck belongs to the same
class of religious fanatics as Freeman,
of Massachusetts, it is believed that he
sacrificed the boy. Mrs. Buck declares
that the boy ran away. Buck has fed
the neighborhood, and the citizens arc
making an investigation.