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LOVER THE WATER.

Missionary shaw's Residence Loot
ea-rurxeneefH's Funeral-Charies
Rus,ell 90 Lead In In Def~nse OF
O,DovuelI-Demasd for an C1acial
Invesstxasiea OF = Suspended Ex.
change Bank.
ESPECIAL TO rHx sKxTrSKL-i
LONDON. Sept. 2O.-During the bonn
bardment of Tamatave Missionary ShAw's
residence was looted, and be was threat
ened with punishment By French officials.
because be refused to remove debris
caused by the ransscking Of . house.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. @.-Is has been
decided that the police will be reinforced
BY . regiment Of infantry on the occasion
OF the funeral of Turgeneeh.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-Eforts are being
made to obtain the services OF Charles
Russell, n. p, for Dundslk. to lead in
the defense of O'Donnell. A central COM
mittes 10 being formed in this city TO OBJ
tain funds for his defense.
FuScHAL, Madeira, Sept. 20.-The wit.
nesses in the case Of O'Donnell arrived
here to-day from Capetown. and Mission.
AIRY Shaw arrived here from Capetown.
MONTREAL, Sept. 20.-The suspended
exchange bank is redeeming its circulA'
ton with gold on presentation. but . re
duced amount 10 payable to each person o.
oue-half. A demand has been made OF
the directors to have an official inves,iga
ton of the banks affairs, which it is be
lieved will be acceded to.
LONDON, Sept. 2O.-A dispatch to TN
Exchange Telegraph Company reports
death from cholera in the Sligo Count,
Hospital.
DuBLrS. Sept. 20.-It is stated that Par
nell has selected Edward Mcmahon as
candidate of the Home Rulers to contes
the election for . member of Parliamen'
for Limerick.
ST. JOHNS. N. F.. Sept. 20.-Informa
ton comes from BURN and Fortune, n
F.. this morning Of two additional wreck
on the great banks during the gale o
Aug. 80 of the Banker and Flying Arrow
with . crew of six all told. In both case
all hands we're lost.
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many years. All the saw mills on plat
form, and all those run BY water on the
east side, are compelled 10 stop for lack OF
force. 1t 10 believed that nothing can b
done till the water raises. An attempt to
clear the channel failed.
Yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2o.-The Secretary
Of the Navy received . telegram from Com
msudant WEIGH at Pensacola Navy Yard.
dated the 18th. which says: mo cases OF
fever among naval forces. Have been aoie
TO-DAY 70 get some reliable information OF
| the sisuation among citizens. Ten cases OF
| fever are under treatment BY the ply
~sicians."
Refuses TO Sign.
Bosrox, Sept. @.-A special from Con-
cord. N. H., says the Governor has decided
not 10 sign the Southern Pacific haiiroad
Company and the Steamboat Company
incorporation bill, which passed botn
branches Of the Legislature
The President.
New YoRK. Sept. D.-The President LEI
for Newport this morning. He will not &c
TO Washington for some days yet.
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POLITICAL DU6b0OSAn0.
Boss Malone il not finding il easy to
maintain his supremacy in Virginia He
is pulling al ths political strings within
his reach. He i working. or trying to
work, the jay Hubbsll scheme 70 intimi-
date virginians serving under the Gov
eminent, % - to make them PAY . per.
centags Of their wages into his campaign
fund.
Since the infamous Hubbsll circular
nothing % Bad q this bulldosing circular
Of MAhone's has appeared. Mr.. Arthur
may dssirs the success Of the anti-Dsmo-
cratic movemsnt in Virginia. says the
New York Herald. but he cannot afford
to let Gen. Malone play ''hoss' over the
clerks in the Washington departments or
the Federal ofios-holdsrs in Virginia.
These are the Presidents su~bordinates,
and he il in honor and duty bound to
protect them. and to give public notice
that he means to do 20. II ought not to
take him more than "a hours TO make up
his mind on this matter. He has won an
honorable reputation and the confidence
Of the public, but he will sacrifice al If
he does not make . public and severe
example Of this impudent Virginia bull
doser.
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the quality Of Hawaiian sugar imported
is in accordance with the treaty, and
that the increase in quantity 10 reasona-
bly, accounted for by the stimulus Of .
free market in this country. And now
will the broa6sides Of the San Francisco
Chronicle be opened again. 1t enjoys
the war upon Claus Sprecksls more than
little children do the taste Of Hawaiian
sugar,
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T DAN sHOw THOUSANDS OF LETTERS
i from persons from all parts Of the Union
and Canada. to testify to its N eri,s and the
benehtf II has Afforded n . family remedy aud
tonic. ard has been ind rs~d by the medical
faculty - the best whisky for dyspepsia, lndi-
g-atiou. etc Sold in all Ess tern stAtes and
and gives universal satisfaction. 1t Is highly
recommended by the Faculty in all cases OF
Nervousness. Weakness. debility. ty-pepsia,
Indiges ion Chtlis and Fever. etc. II IL now
introduced 10 the public OF the Pscfhc slope
indorsed by the certihcat-s Il the eminent Dr.
Dana Hay s. State assayer Of Massachusetts,.
and Rev II @ Louderbaeh of 81. Louis, Mo ,
both gentlemen prominent In their Profession.
and which l. . guara tee to all bnys rs Of its
purity and quality. uAUTIoN-None genui .
unless tabled with my siensturs over the cork
q sIMMONDS. Malsrisl diseases Of all
kinds especially yield 20 its powerful action.
Sothirg equals IL ss an appetizer Its { mic
properties are grand. and n renews wasted vi
tally aud rejuvinatps the sysiem Try II and
become convinced. Country orders promptly
attended to. Families suppi,ed by the gallon.
Sold by srocsrs. druesi.ts and liquor desisrs
r. sApLsn sole agent for Eurska Sold BY
Tr0wbrfdse 3 Co., Tybo. ussdSwtm
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THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.

The Commissioners appointed BY the
President to investigate certain charges
made in Congress last year Of violation
Of the Hawaiian treaty report that
all these charges arc unfounded. No
sugar Of other countries than Hawaii has
been imported thence under the trsstyj
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Clerk Of the Board Of County Commits.
sioners OF Eureka County. State of Nevada. has
this day received from the ASSESSOR Of the
Aforesaid county the certified Tax List OF
Assessment Roll FOR the year A. D. 1858:
also tae original Tax Statements for said ye r,
and that the Board Of County Commissioner
of Eureka County. Nevada, will meet AZ =
Beard Of Equalization 1t their ONCE in the
Courthouse In the town Of Eureka, Eureka
County and State OF Nevada, ca b day from the
hour Of 2 o'clock P. N TO tn honr OF 4 O'Clock
P. NJ from and including the 18th day of Sep
TENDER. A. D. 1888. to and including the lat
day Of October, A. D. 1888.
n G. CAvANAUGH,
Clerk of the Board of Commissioners.
Dated Sept. 8, 1888. sep4td
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HORSE FOUND.

CTRAYED INTO MT PLACE AT DIAMOND
- Springs. EurekA County, during August,
one sarrel horse: has two white feet. about 10
years old. no brands. weighing about 100
pounds, shod In front. The owner can have
him by paying expenses and proving horse.
sep1Slms 0EUR0I TAI.
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J.. TYSON, Administrator of h
Es,ase Of BE .jamim c. Stafford.
Deceased.
&c Msther having this day fled bis petition
praying for an order empowering and author-
iziug Joseph Tyson as the Administrator Of
the estate of said deceased to execute q con-
veyarce to him. the said J. O.. MAfher, convey
ing Ia undivided one-haif interest in aud TO
the opondags mine, .iiuafe In Stafford Mining
District in Enresa Couaty, State OF Nevada.
in aeeordauce with the terms of . certain agree
ment between the said deceased and the said
J. O. Mather, dated the 26th day Of January,
A. d. 1sst. Aud the Court having by order
designated October 20, 1855. at ~ O'CLOCK N IS
the time for hearing said application, n office
is therefore Civ Il that said peti Ion and april
cation Will be resrd 1T the Courtroom In Eu-
reks. Nevada, in opsu Court. on SATURDAY.
the 18th day Of OCTOBER, lsss at IA O'Clock
NJ. at which time and place all parties are
notified to be aud sppesr and show cause, ii
any they have. why the prayer VI said petition
should not be granted
Witness: Hon. Henry Rives. Judge Of the
said Distriet fourt OF the sixth Judicial Dis
trict. this 10Th day Of September, A. u 1888
Attest: Ny hand and the seal of the said
Court the day and year lsst .b We written.
SEAL NJ. g. CAvASAUGH, Clerk.
By JAMES LAIRD, Deputy. sep2otd
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Enterprise NJ and I. Company OF
Diamond District, Nevada. for the next eight
days. for digging . ditch. about 5000 feet in
length. to bring In water fiom Guy canyon.
Bids will be Ieceived at the ONCE Of O. G..
Hu bard. E-q in Eureka, where specifications
Of the work can be seen. The company re-
serves the right Of r.jecting any and All bids.
ENrEhPRISE n. 4 1. COMPANY.
By + Il. PHILLIPS.
Eureka. Sept. 10. 1883. sele-sd
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Information Wanted.


A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
"A from contracting any debts against the
Delaware No. 2 mine. situated on the eat side
OF Prospect Mountain, Eureka County, Ne.
vada, ~ We are the owners Of the property.
and do not propose to have any debts con.
trscted against IL. JAMES GILLESPIE.
p. W. EUFF.
Eursts. New, Sept. Is, 1883. sele sm
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In w,nnemucca. sept. &c. isss. 70 The wiz OF
q. 4. Krsaksl. . daUShtsr.
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SAN Francisco. Sept. 20.-A San Carlos
special says there are LOO Indians mis-
sing. who did not answer to the roll call
on the 14th, md are unaccounted for.
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BAN FRAscrsco, Sept. 20.-The 3ist an
nual session Of the California Methodist
Episcopal Church opened this morning.
Bishop Henry Warren presiding. One
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"ANT1D'

EIFTEKN GOOD TIMBEhnsas undersissss.
Apply TO JUNE s,d. Nsysda.
ap2ln
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FOR LEASE.

ID sDBlT METAA-FRoM 100 TO 300
ID pounds Of bsbbtt metal for sale u the
ensuKzL once xursks. Nsvsas.
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NOTICE.

In Matter Of h Estate OF
BENJAMIN C.. SAFfOkD, De-
ceased.
j. c. MATHER.
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N~IHyxAPoLIs. Sept. 20.-Ths water il
lower In Vie river than II has been for
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-31

While many imagine that we are hav-
ing dull times in Omaha, it is learned
that the receipts by rail at this point
are greater than ever before. Yard
master Gilmore has all that his force
can possibly attend to. He has seven
switch-engines at work at all times by
day and five by night, employing a
force Of %switchmen and assistants num-
bering forty-hve.
Among the important items in this
department may be mentioned that the
Union elevators are receiving about
forty cars of grain per day. This grain
is not being shipped but is being stored
away in the elevators. There is also a
large AMOUNT of coal coming in, about
fifty cars per day from the company's
mines and the same amount from the
east, in all about 1,5O0 tons per day.
The stock season is near over, and it
is learned that the run this year is not
80 heavy by 1000 cars as 1t was last
year, a falling off in shipment of about
10000 head. In 1881 there was receiv-
Ell at this point 160, 600 head; in 1882,
10000.
The Union Pacific is really doing a
tremendous business both in passenger
and freight traffic, exceeding that of
any previous year at the same season.
They send out each day eight freight
trains, averaging twenty-five car loads
each, or 200 cars: 10000 tons in all.
The local business alone, outside of
coal, stone and grain, averages fifty cars
per day. The arrival of household
goods alone averages ten cars per day
and the receipts of potatoes five cars.
or 1900 bushels.
The nailworks at present is receiving
about 100 car loads of old iron to work
up and the smelling works are doing an
enormous business. An average of 400
cars per day is received, much of which
Is taken up from the branches. This
does not Look much as if there were
hard times in the country.-Omaha
Bee.
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-nso T

Mrs. A. Butler, of Rawlins, is in tn
city.
j. F. Hill, of Kansas City, is ii
town.
Judge Miller went to Denver las
night.
]. H. Keene, of Council Bluffs, il
again in town.
AL. Biddle returned yesterday from
pleasant trip to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Parker, of Car
Isle, Pa, are visiting Cheyenne.
Fred Clary and olney Finnegan have
gone east on a three weeks excursion,
A. S. Marney, the protector of this
proposed stock journal, was in towr
yesterday.
B. b. Hopkins has returned from the
east, and like a certain historical char
ter, the didn't get - clam"
Kessler Hoyt, son of Ex-Governor
Hoyt, just in from the Powder river re-
gion, shows by his splendid physical
condition what a school boy may gain
by "roughing it" during vacation. He
went north with a government survey
party, headed by NJ. D. Libby, about
the middle of June, and after about
four months with pony and gun. sleep.
ing on the ground and taking camp
fare, returns half a head taller, and so
stout and hearty that his friends hald-
ly recognized him. To-day be leaves
for Denver, where his mother is spend
ing some weeks in hope of improving
her health, and where he will enter the
preparatory department of the Denver
university.
Registered at the Inter Ocean hotel
q H Maupin, Denver; F M Phillips,
Omaha; A S Mercer, Henrietta; E j
Durfee, W H Forrest, Chicago; f Core
mon. Bear creek; ] II Keene, Council
Bluffs; Jos Warner, Georgetown: w H
Bacon. Clyde, o.; L G Flack, Missouri;
T Mcbride. A E Moore, Pole creek; g
Lippman, New York.
Registered at the Dyer House
w II Van Hoy, G b Fleming, Omaha;
FL w Giddings, S E Giddings, B Oden,
Nebraska; X TAFT and family, Pole
creek; F W Mackey, Iowa; ] Preston,
Silver Crown; A Morton, Salamanica,
N Y; w w Camp, Silver Cliff; w
Brown, Denver; S Minor. ] Crow, Fort
Laramie; w Boyce, Twin Mountain;
E Crane, New Jersey; G L Mclean,
Livermore; f B Chad wick, Pole creek.
Registered at the Railroad House
] A Lane, New York; G H Brown, NJ
Gorham, Omaha; NJ d Have, Leomin-
ster, Mass; H B Washington, Chicago;
w B Wood, Omaha; ] F Hill, Kansas
City; A NJ Jackson, G Glass, ranch; II
G Bell, Pennsylvania; J E Browne, w
F Dendy, Mrs A Butler, Rawlins; E r
DeOalt, Chicago, D b McKinzie, Salt
Lake; w IL Parker and wife, Carlisle,
Pa.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-31

1t will be remembered that at the
time of the Mrs. Callison murder, Cen
eral Fields was arrested and imprisoned
as ar accessory. The general informs a
Times reporter that he has employed
eminent and extensive counsel, who
will, in a few days, m a civil
suit for damages. which will be laid Mt
80, DOC, that being the mount he suf-
fered in reputation from his imprisou-
ment.
The suit will make defendants of
every man who had anything to do with
his arrest, from the man who locked
him up, to Sheriff Manning, the gov
ernor and legislature of the territory,
and the president OF the United States.
The general proposes that no such fol.
ishness shall be perpetrated upon him
without bring paid for the Disgrace
Black Hills Times.
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The Adams Copper Mining and Re-
duction company, of Wyoming, will re-
ceive bids, up to noon on Wednesday.
November Z, for sinking 100
feet below the bottom of the pre-
semi shaft of the Adams Copper King
mine. Said work to be done at the
rate of an average at one foot per day,
finished work, size of shaft 5xS feet
at the depth of so feet below the
present levels, levels to be started in
-four directions and run a distance of 10
feet; size of drift 4x6t feet, and sub
stantial platform timbers put in, and 80
feet below that like levels started, work
on said levels to bs finished at the rate
of three feet per day. All work to be
finished in a first class manner; con-
tracing parties to give a responsible
bond in the sum of 81, 500 for the prose-
cution and finish of the work, accord
ing to contract, the company reserving
the right to reject any and all bids. Bids
to be directed to JAMES ADAMS,
General Manager.
Box 2200, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Zinc Unmarried Iinuors.

We were shown a letter and bond
circular yesterday received by Mr..
c. G.. Strom from Funck, Edge
u Company, snip brokers, New
York, announcing the safe arrival
of the steamship Heimdal. which was
reported on fire October %, ard that
his consignment of imported liquors
were saved in good condition, and will
be forwarded to Cheyenne in a few
days in bond. MI. Strom feels highly
elated at his good luck, as it is a mat.
J-r of considerable difficulty to procure
shipments from foreign countries, He
also has a large number of orders in
Europe for the finest of goods, which
will be received shortly.
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S25o REWARD.
Territory OF Wyoming.
Executive Depai ument.
SsrrlIaTNia 0mpa

SecreUary's Office,
Cheyenne, October 30, 1883.
1t appearing to me, upOn ther request
of the Prosecuting Attorney OF Lara
mic County, Territory of Wyoming,
thai Bill McQuary, alias Bill Bal Der,
and jim Younger, stand charged with
the crime of Riot, alleged to have been
committed in Laramie County, said
Territory, on the 2lst day of Octob er,
1888, and who have escaped from said
County, i'll pursuance of the authority
vested III me by law, l hereby offer IA
reward of two hundred and fifty dollars.
$3.50. 00) the same being the amount
recommended by the said Prosecuting
Attorney for the arrest and delivery ill.,
TO the custody of the sheriff of Laramie
County, Wyo., of both of the said ac-
cused, who are described in the aDUli-
cation madet to me by the said Prosecut-
ing Attorney in the following manner
''Bill McQuary. alias Bill Ba, Der a
cowboy" IS between 30 and 80 years
of age. alb ut five feet, seven inches
high, and weighs about l40 pounds is
of a light complexion AMI wore a light
moustache and ''goatee." Jim Young
er, also a : cowboy" is probably twenty
two years of age, about six feet tall.
and weighs about 10 pounds; had a
smooth face and has large, coarse fea-
lures. When last seen they were lea
Scewartz's ranch. Laramie County.
They both belonged to the 90 out
fit, near Antelope Springs, Albany
County, Wyoming.
The reward will be paid out of the
| County Treasury of said county, upon
my certificate that the same has been
earned.
Done at the City of Cheyenne, this
Both day of October. A. D. 1885.
e. S. N. MORGAN.
Sec'y and Acting Governor of Wyo'
ming Territory.
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AOhSS9 o'a nv SoASs
Locations and prices to please every
body. j.. G. BAIRD.
There are plenty cheap dives, and 1 am
aware
They offer inducements and say:
Come, bring your wives, try our cheap
fare,
But please you never can they.
When l eat at a hash mill or any cheap
dive,
If my feelings could speak they would
On this kind of trash-swill L never can
thrive,
III live well whatever 1 pay.
1 now go to Carroll's, he keeps the best
place
And don't you forget what I say;
The change In my feelings tells on my
face;
L live well at Carroll's whatever l
pay.
Sour-krout and brad wurst at Pioneer
chop house.
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A match will be trotted this after
noon at the Cheyenne driving park, be-
tween John C.iase's Lizzie and W. ).
Wightman's Baby, for $500 side, half
mile heats, best three in five. All
lovers of sport will be well repaid for
attendance. Abundance to the park,
fifty cents.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-31

SuCth GbthC scCohu
The opera of Queen Esther" last
evening was again attended by an en-
thuslastic audience. The affair ex-
ceeded the brilliancy Of the preceding
evening in a number of respects. The
participants seemed more at ease, and
the whole affair was gone through with
without a single balk. There is no
question that Cheyenne never before
appeared to so good an advantage as
last evening. 1t was an aggregate of
onr best musical and dramatic talent,
and no one has seemed so well qualified
to bring it out rs Professor Seager.
The thorough adaptation of the persons
to the parts assigned them was a marked
feature of the cantata.
The picturesque effects were very fine
and the interest did not lag from the
beginning to the end. The costumes
seemed faultless, at least to the aver
age auditor. The scene especially fine
was that of the condemnation of Ha-
mar by Ahasuerus and the Queen. Mr..
| Whitcomb as Hannah and Mrs. Glover
as Zeresh brought out the idea witt
full dramatic effect. Miss TRADING
sang as sweetly as ever and brought
forth the usual plaadits from the au
dience. Space will not permit us &c
particularize further. Suffice 1t say all
did well beyond expectation and the
whole affair was pleasing surprise.
Mi. Muylee, as Prophet, rendered {
solo very a%cceptably. as did also Mis-
Louie Swan and Miss Minnie Gillian
Median Princesses.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-31

All over the land are going into ecstasy
over Dr. King s New Discovery for consump-
ton Their unlocked tor recove y by the
timely use OF this great life saving remedy,
causes them to go nearly Wild in Its praise.
1t is guaranteed to positively cure severe
coughs, colds asthma. hay fever, bronchitis,
hoarsenesS, loss Of voice. or any affection OF
the throat and lungs. Trial bottles free at
Gray q Pearse's drug store. Large size, one
dollar