davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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strong Saturday, with n fairly active trading IN
gr,lin and Il rather dull day In provision circles.
The latter tended upward underu light demand.
because holders were offering very little STUN
for SALE. Wheat advanced, owing to Eood dc-
ulund for futures which seemed to be largely on
country accounts while there "as less onereo
mn behalf Of city SPECTATORS, though the re-
ceipts were moderately large. The fact seemed
r., he that the news published by the morning
paper made to pause some who had previously
noted on the belief that our crops this year Will
In bigger than ever before. Corn Was again
stronger, with small receipts, which
weakened up the shorts, the recent
wet weather has delayed shclllnE III the coun-
try but some parties iu the trade have ao'aces
to the effect thut receipts will now lncEease'
with better weather. Oats took sudden jump
ca Oh transactions und the entire list Of futures
far d time showing an advance Of 5ieo1c per bl.
This adyancc however, proved to be purely
sncculatiye as later in the day prices reacted.
and Mt the close showed q gain Of about ts1ic c
m rho opening figures. Rye was easier anu
harley again stronger Mess pork closeu 1oc
higher. ut Sl6;D1l6.521z for July md Slo.4@s:47'
If. - for August. Lard closed DC h'1ner' NJ
slo.Th@lOs0 for July and s1o.soglu.s-7: Tor
August. Short ribs closed steady Mt SSofGo.--:
for July Wheat closed lHc higher ut $il1:ae1
: 1iA: for July and $I.u:.9l,115i for Au-
Gust Corn closed &c higher, at 4i1:c for
July and 45AG45zc for August oats
c1nsed Mt 37Tc for June. STAG tor July, anu
osa:,. for September Rye closed weak ut Sl0l
far spot, 9oc for July. and '91.c for August aud
September. Barley closcd strong at Sls Tor
NJ. cash. and nominnlly Sc for No hogs
we're steady ut s5.s,655s5 for light. aud at s5.eo
0G.s, for heavy, Cattle were fairly active and
t]rtn ut saNDGlG.35 for poor to estrn- ....
Dry-eoods jobbers continue to report gooa
general demand. As is usual at tn9s t'ne ot
wear, very few buyers are present III Pessoa' ou1
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Chicago, which rose liz on reports Of proba-
Bile scrip dividend. The Pullman Palace Car
Gompany came next, With an advance Of III.
Texas Pacific rose 65s, and Boston Airline pre-
ferred IL. Tho balance Of the list advanced y
to 5H, with Western Union stock and certtfi-
cates. Union and Central Pacific, Peoria, De-
catur & Evansville. Rome. Watertown s OEdcns-
Dure. Northern Pacific preferred. mud Denver s.
were some marked exceptions to this improve
nent, the Elevated shares. Norfolk Western.
cline Of 2ss@51. but closing lit a recovery of
1Da. Union Pactfc is quoted ex-aunrterIy divi-
uend of IA per cent.
tile paper. 3J44.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, steady at 1894 !;
demand 4E5x
, 1881-06-12
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
of leading articles Of produce in this city dur
ing the twenty four hours ending ut o'clock
Saturday morning and for Tho corresponding
time year aEo:
, 1881-06-12

sSa Te5s5
steady. 70 arrive Wheat ,raer and s6ade higher:
For fsa e at ae M g. cs
IS "a Tsiiow Cd htFher at is 81 Chess Is. Beef:
2ater Slo fayo9anie atfets ns weather IN hoS'Ano
vhs %sb:aa ~ LWn9owasat re risr
spring, 10. 1 IS il: Nc 2 j. 81. Corn t1rmef. MARI;
Wife,
pnssase-Whcat . shade deurer: Corn steady: FatE
pfoHps shpMsnt 2 tss: couatly M martets for wheat1
md oua
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June u.-CorToS-Ffrm at II 1-16G
Ii 5-l6o: futures dull: Juue u0sc: July, nu:c Au-
gust Lille; September 10. .70c: October lu27c: Sovem-
lssiy ess las s: 3fss%ef5 asfs 's January e; Feb
p9ris so5 5+ls: - sapss s ststs saa Mss.esa HOO
5 s so4d % extS 1se,4 ssSa s.
ea!snt p5oeess dsas @S@ 5ec.n .. m ,n
sPs2ss :IS $G csss:s saa 5pi; a.!*safss
ss*!Ssss s. : IS ss %izsa s Sisis$ f;
Sis ADJUST NH fea s3 $sas saptsoe9: ely ts3
m so Gen nshif 5Sssp,s ~ @ sa r.
se; ea No. ausoHa Janc, 'i!S I jly. e ssc Ausust
'6s SS 6s e: Whit white ssg do
H1I-palI ana uashansea q. and xv..t
crn iss ~ Sos rorR sste & s''eFn a"
GKOcEIIES-Cofee quiet hut firm; Rio cayg0e:
quoted 94@leAc; Job lots 9A@l3sac. sugar Qutet
and unchanEed: Mo!ssses y quiet and unchanged
fredericksburg but trm; United, &hc.
IALLuW-Eir1n nnd UNCHANGED.
RESIN-Ftrm, $.uJ:t3 u.
TuRrENTl>E-FIrner, ut &c.
EGGS-Stendy: t5Gslyc-
PnOyIsiOSs-PoTk moderately active; old mesa
sliU; new do. s!s.W. Beef quiet but FIRM ca
$ltiU.
Nt1rrEK--In good demand and firm: 9Gelc-
CHEEsE-Scureely nrn. atb1SAc-
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June Insight exchange on
New York. $l.45Gl225 50 per 900 premium. ster-
ling, 4A- ...-
FOREIGN.
PAnIs June 11.--Rentes. sbf 82Hc.
ltOSDUS, June 1l-ConsOs, lO0 3-l6: account,
I0Oas.
American securitfes-New IS, l05sf; 45, 1e20sa1 ;;
Pennsylvania Central, GSi4: Reading, D51.
, 1881-06-12

Malaria1 fever. ague, and biliousneSss sttnrs M.t
Leave every neighborhood as soon as aoo o''~
arrive.
, 1881-06-12

The railway and miscellaneous ea. sPerI'6e rn1 1be
nrS5 hn1f Ut the week, on rumots o. nirn i, -,
s nrs. pI iines and the payment by the fenhsssar
trunk t.i,,,ad to,upni,y of lHr@e sum of money
m IN for purchase Of ire spoeK
%eh rise Ss to seat o Se En-
d tnaa u ~ lie detriment Of the local monSy & mar m
Iswa3s ;hs 4s,es elsss %ses dsaea Nns @ and
ots anno,nced oa that the meeting Of the 1r%nk- hak
",aa mae 'Prcsideuts in this CITY "as ha,,,,o
ntlG f,,z tncre wns Markeu Gps9 ~,
9o9 he better in tho temper ct saEn d
w,n nce IN prices upward W qn ease ns In
money. os Investment demand Tor
The improved r9'a q 'lai larse incrcaze in rail
eeTnns @ for tho rsi week snnalnp IN npe
the Ms1T5 als. Cnicaco Northwestcsn, b.: au, IN,
Eain M 1.r % & itio Graudc Sta ~ onion is
9g: ~; SI Paul s. Omaha anu -. ~ Eo ,he
a. fc2 TRe Nsy wsfS & tss
ChesapeSs1aa S1aa liz an increase of S. ~ tne nav
asa,stn tnt1oninrtou Western earnnSs ss ~ ,treaf
dlana ,,rs s an Increase Of 1aE 1hsnv
we're sS1ance S1' was in Louisville Ne" aloans q
, 1881-06-12
FINANCIAL.
!, 7, LESTER & CO.,
STOCKS.

All StocEs and Bonds Bought and
Sold on n. L. St0clc Exchange.
81 &27 CHAMBER Of COMMERCE.
]. T. LESTER,
Member New York Stock Exchange.
CHAS. SCHWARTZ,
E.. K WILLARD,
Member New York Stock Exchange.
SAMUEL w. ALLERTON, Special.
Ney York House~--SCRkRT0N & WILLARD,
- Broadway, and Ii New-st.
mREcT WIRE from our office 70 tho oface OF
.psntOu l. Willard opposite Stock Exchange.
c,ocks a!so bought and sold in Boston. Ehiladci-
GRAIN and PROVISIONS bought and
sid CT carried on margins.
, 1881-06-12
MINING NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRASC1sCo June l1.-Alining stocks closed
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MArrEss.

The leave of Col. Wesley Merritt, 9Th
cavalry, is extended two months.
Lieut.. J. o. Mackey retured from
Denver yesterday and is located at
Russell.
Lieut.. Edgar z. Steever. went west
yesterday to attend a court martial al
Fort Fred Steele.
Capt. Ernest Crawford went west
yesterday to attend a court martial n
Fort Mckinney.
Second Lieutenant Arthur l.. Wag
ner. sixth infantry is detailed as PROBES
sor Of military science and tactics al
the Louisiana state university and Me
chanical and Agricultural college
Baton Rouge, La.
First Lieutenant F. H. French, 3rd
cavalry, Second Lieutenant H. W,
Wheeler, 9Th cavalry, First Lieutenant
T. E. True, 4th infantry, Second
Lieutenant Charles Payne, 9Th infant
ry, and Second Lieutenant G. NJ. Rock
e%feller, 9th infantry. III detailed fol
the school Of application at For
| Leavenworth, Kansas.
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~DistInsuished Guests,

Readers Of the daily press have
W .tched the progress westward Of the
nations French guests on their way to
the Golden Gate. At the various large
cities which they they have visited they
have been rendered the most lavish hos
pitality by both municipalities and pri-
vate individuals. From Chicago, where
they have received the official courtesy
Of the mayor and city officials, they will
proceed to Omaha and make a short
pause there, and thence proceed over
the Union Pacific westward.
At Cheyenne they will again stop to
visit Fort Russell, the guests Of Col.
Bracket and staff. 1t is their desire to
witness the practical work Of the mill
tary and especially the cavalry, and
they show their good judgment in Sc
Letting Fort Russell for such obscrva-
ton. While here they will receive the
proverdial good favors of the Third.
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THE ~OIsrsIcr COURT.


The district court convened yesterday
morning at Q O'Clock, Judge J.. B. Sener
on the bench.
This vas an of day in the court ow-
ing TO a disarrangement in the order Of
trials, and less business was done than
on most days.
The chancery cas- Of Rabbit, VI.
Haines. ct al. was dismissed on motion
Of complainants solicitor.
The court called In the following
prisoners and sentenced them accord
ing to the verdicts of the judges, except
In the case Of Worthipgton. In this
case the court said that Worthington
had been q greater offender than his
companion In crime. Thomas Lewis.
and that he should receive more pun
ishment. As Worthington had plead
ed guilty. the court passed sentences,
awarding him 200 days at Lincoln.
The other prisoners were sentenced a.
follows: VIM. Morgan. 40 days; Thoe.
Lewis, 100 days.
In the case Of the Territory of Wyo-
ming VS.. Lizzie Richmond, the court
granted the deposit Of 500 as security
for her appearance on December 18th.
The case Of Frank A.. Barnes will be
taken up to day. ~
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have additional power BY reason Of hin
sympathy, Of fighting the great evil In
the very eAnter Of its existence.
Hon- NJ b. Castle. Of Illinois, q
prominent citizen, a banker and q mem
Der Of the Congregational church, In
dorses Joseph Smith ''as 3 man who has
character and ability for the position,
as q true and loyal citizen. q practical
christian, q strong temperance man, an
able leader. and bitterly opposed to the
peculiar institution"
By all means let us have President
Joseph Smith. of the Reconstructed
mormon church as governor Of Utah
territory. q o. H. NJ.
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nusl rental OF twenty dollars ls70) per
snnum for each new plug erected after
the plans Of the city engineer have been
completed.
ESglaeen1s-An Gre plugs are TO be
erected and kept in order by Dow,
Reaer q 90. at their own expense.
Nineteenfh-Dow, Reser & Co. are to
give good and SUFFICIENT bonds for the
completion Of the works within the
time mentioned, to-wit: The first day
Of July. 1882; and for the faithful per-
Torrance Of all the conditions Of the
contract.
Tpentisth-The city is to have the
right at any time said company shall
fail to properly maintain said works, to
take possession Of the same, paying
therefor. such sum As shall be determ-
ined by q board of arbitrators consist
ing Of Eve, two to be selected by the
city. two by Dow. Reser q Co., and the
four thus selected to select . fifth; any
three Of whom may determine the
price.
TtoentyJfrs-At the end of twenty
years. II the city desires to obtain pos
session and title to said works, they can
do 30 BY paying the company therefor
such sum ~ may be determined by a
board of a~rbitrators to be selected in
the same manner as designated in sub
division, twentieth, the city agreeing
to 30 purchase or renew this contract at
that time.
1iDenty second-Dow. Reser & Co.
are to be responsible for any injuries
happening to individuals or animals
during the construction Of said works,
through their fault OF negligence.
Itrenty-third-The city Of Cheyenne
grants to said water company the sole
and exclusive right to lay pipes in and
through the streets of said city and sup
ply the citizens thereof with water dur
ing the continuance Of this contract,
but this grant shall not be effective un-
I'll the contract herein contemplated
shall be executed.
IDenty-f ourth-All differences aris-
ing under this contract shall be de-
termined by a board Of arbitrators to
Be selected In the same manner mem
TONED in subdivision twentieth.
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rorsTs.


@, 4. seAburry arrived in town yes.
tsrday afternoon.
DR.. i. B. Graham departed lasl
evening for Fort Collins and Denver.
Mrs. W. d. Chandler departed for
the east last evening to spend the win
ter In Albany.
Jas. A. Wood returned yesterday af-
ternoon from Chicago, where be has
been with cattle.
G. w. Lyman and Elder Lynde came
up from the south and went west yes.
terday afternoon.
]. T. Clark and his special "100''
passed through this city with yester-
days train from the east.
Mr.. Ivan Pratt of Chicago is spend
ing some time in this city the guest of
Mr., & Mrs. c. F. Annette.
William T. Shafter, of the Ohisftain,
Evanston, departed yesterday for Dem
ver from which city he will go 70
Chicago.
Mr.. Wood, recently operator at Colo
RADIO Junction passed east yesterday on
bis way to North Platte, where he has
a similar position.
Judge Eager ind family OF the su-
preme court Of California. passed
through this city yesterday going west
on their return from st. Louis. Mrs.
Hager was formerly q Miss Lucas of
that city.
George q. Eaton, representing the
Western News company, of Chicago
made the LEADER Office a pleasant call
yesterday. Mr.. Eaton has had . deal
of experience in his line Of business
and represents the large interests Of his
company in an able manner.
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mIsoa MENTION

Silver, sLl2i.
Central Pacific stock, 95f.
A. +. and A N. tonight.
Union Pacific bonds, $500.
Omaha is making a move to pave her
streets.
The u. p. pay car arrived last even
ing with its load Of lncre for the boys.
Highest temperature yesterday 2so;
lowest IS; highest velocity of wind 1e
miles an houS.
The freight rush still continues and
the railroad finds great difficulty In
handling the increased amount of bust
ness.
The unusual delay OF No. 4 yester-
day was caused by Its engine jumping
the track In a serious manner west Of
Laramie.
Contractor Weybrecht has begun the
work upon the roof of the front portion
Of the opera house. and will 500 have
this part enclosed.
Mr.. Hoard. of the firm of Gutherie
& Hoard. has purchased the residence
of J. N. Tompkins on Sixteenth street.
Consideration, s1.700. Mr.. Hoard will
bring his family here In the spring and
make Cheyenne his home.
J. w. Collins has sold the residence
on Seventeenth street, recently pur-
chasld by him Of Major II. CLAICHE, to
+. z. Warren. Consideration, 5000.
He has also purchased of Mr.. Warren
the dwelling and Office on the corner Of
Sixteenth and Evans streets.
In the court room the other day. a
Swede from Laramie City was on the
witness stand, and asked concerning
the prisoner In question, II he knew
anything about his reputation. "Yes."
swell, sir, what do you know about
it?" "Oh, he wss'a carpenter" Lar
annie City, probably, does not have a
high idea Of the honest working mar.
And nov 1t Is going the rounds Of
the press that the husband of Emma
Abbott, e. T. Wetherell is about to
bring a suit against John Evans Of
Denver for using her name in a scandal
Gus ann In the body Of an indict-
ment against the Denver Tribune. 1t
takes a deal Of water and time remove
the mud Of a fierce newspaper war.
Some Of the young people of the city
with such of their married friends as
have not yet outgrown their love Of
amusement enjoyed q very pleasant
party at the Inter Ocean last evening.
The large dining hall was cleared Of
tables and while the orchestra from Fl.
Russell ~dlscoursed its harmony those
present tripped the slight f~antastic''
into the "wee sma' hours" Refresh
ments were provided and a very pleas
ant time enjoyed.
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~KAPr-KAPP-On Thursday even.
ening. November 18th, 1881, at the
BRIDES residence, by Judge James A.
Bean. Mr.. Edward Kapp and Thereslia
Kapp, all Of Cheyenne.
There was a large gathering of friends
at the wedding. The bride was finely
arrayed in brocade silk and the groom
attired himself in regulation dress.
Refreshments OF all kinds abounded.
and the festivities lasted until a late
hour.
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nuna,nx stone. OF wyoming.

From O communication received
from the Smithsonian institute, 1t Is
discovered that from every part Of the
United States specimens of stones used
in construction for building purposes,
there is not a single speciman from the
immense quaries of Wyoming. This
can be in some measure accounted for,
in the part, that until the appointment
Of Prof. Stanton as territorial geologist
and mining engineer, no one has taken
any direct personal interest In the col
lection Of such material, representing
the great mineral resources Of Wyo-
ming. He is now making a collection
for this purpose, and would ask quarry
men and those who live In the neigh
borhood Of the rock centers, that they
would send to him or correspond with
him respecting them, specimens from
every section Of the country. The
specimens must be cubes or nearly 90,
Of four inch edges SO that they can be
uniform and susceptible of polish on
one side. He will send on the collec-
ton, as soon as possible.
This collection Is for the purpose Of
preparing q work upon the natural ma.
terials for construction in the United
States. The collection from every part
of the country has already been receiv-
ed with the exception Of Wyoming,
and she must by all means be represen.
ted. Not a day should be lost. All
expense Of transportation will be ar.
ranged, and the stones will be dressed
on their arrival, in such y manner al
will show their capacities to the best
advantage.
The correspondent says: ut is rath-
er interesting for US to note that many
of the stones which are most admired
have come from some remote district,
where they are u%nquarried, and we art
therefore almost in condition to dem
onstrate that the undeveloped resources
Of the United States are greater thar
the developed resources.p
All papers in Wyoming please copy.
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rals Something RELIABLE /

Do not throw your money away on
worthless preparations that will do you
no good, but II you are troubled with a
cold, cough, sore throat or hoarseness,
try Addoms q Glover's Compound
Cough Syrup. This preparation Is made
from . receipt used for years by one Of
the most prominent physicians OF the
country, and has been tried and recon-
mcnded by 90 many that we can safely
recommend 1t as the best preparation
Of the kind for general use. 23otf
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who ls The Pre.siest Girl In America1

Who 10 the Prettiest Gil In America
Is a question that would perplex o
congress of connoisseurs assembled to
nominate the most beautiful. But such
an assemblage would not be surprised
to learn, that the most charming of
their sex, on this side Of the Atlantic,
enhance the beauty and preserve the
soundness of their teeth with Sozodont,
since everybody knows, that the ladies
prefer it to any and all dentifrices. Let
no man say after this, that women lack
Judgment.
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Frank Carlson the Sixteenth street
Tailor has removed to $50 10th street.
He 10 now prepared to do all kinds of
nrst class work at reasonable prices.
He b the agent Of Wanamaker q
Brown and keeps . full line of their
samples. Give him q trial and get a
good at at q reasonable price. n16t3
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The annual meeting for the election
Of directors of the Western Live Stock
Co,:.(limited) Of Wyoming. will be held
At No. $50 14th street. Denver. Colo,
at loa- m. Wednesday, November 3Oth,
1884, PIEgak MEQUILLEr,
dawlt Secretary.
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Asked a bright looking man. "Ohi 1
feel miserable, I'm bilious and can't
eat, and my back il so lame I can't
work" why In the world don't you
take Kidney-wort that's what / take
when I'm out Of sorts, and 1t always
keeps me in perfect tune. My doctor
recommends 1t for all such troubles."
Kidney-Wort Is the sure cure for bIlli-
ousness and constipation. Don't fail
to try it.-Long Branch Ners.
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A. & g. Bitters are . certain preven-
tive and cure for Mountain fever, and
all diseases arising from disorders OF
tho stomach and bowels. Sold by Ad-
doms & Glover. a2ltf
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Idelman Bros. have Just received the
finest lot OF Cigars direct from Key
West. OF the season. The standard,
y the finest Cigar @ brought to the
territory, and the 1delman Bros. guar.
antee to all lovers Of ine Cigars that
they are Standard in quality AS well us
name. o27-tf
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Notice 20 Subscribers and Advertisers.
All back subscriptions to the Daily
I'd Weekly LEADER are payable TO the
LEADER PRINTING COMPANY only,
and all advertising from October 1si
viii be collected by the LEADER PRINT
ING COMPANY. 4. A. REED,
II business Manager.
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a Called communication of Chey-
MEME Lodge No. 1, A. F. and A.
n, this evening at 7:30 O'Clock sharp,
at Masonic Temple. Work in N. N. de-
gree. W. c. Brown, Sec,y.
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ALIENS BRAIN FooD positively
eures Nervousness. Nervous Debility,
and all weakness Of generative organs.
81. 9 for %. All druggista. Send for
circular to ALIENS Pharmacy, 316 Flint
Ave, n. r. Sold In Cheyenne BY Geo.
w. Hoyt. n9daw1y
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Marks & Myers have the LARGEST,
CHEAPESTa and BEST stock Of CAR
PETS In this territory. Call and See
them and compare prices before max
ing your purchases. o301m
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Preserve the Teeth,

For a perfect dentifrice use Addom,
4 Glover's Enameline and Dental Lo
ton. o23tf
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II You Feel Despondens.

and weary Of life, do not give up; it is
not trouble that causes such feelings,
but d~isordered kidneys or liver, which
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
will i~nvigorate. restore, and thus bring
you happiness once more.