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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-13

The Alert hose company will give a
grand masquerade ball on the evening
OF January l, 1884, which is intended to
surpass anything of the kind ever at
tempted here. The success of their
former ball guarantees the success of
this. Good music and prompter will
be in attendance, and a pleasant time
is assured to all. Notice will be given
hereafter of the place to obtain mas
querads suits.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-13

Tone up the system by the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t will make you
feel like a new person. Thousands
have found health and relief from suf-
feriDg by the use OF the great blood
purifier when all other means failed,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-13

Pure Mahahpalutah lake ice for sale
Ia large or small quantities, delivered
to all parts Of the city. Leave orders
vt ]. Murray's office.
Telephone. "a
CHEYENNE TRAssFER Co.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-13

Houses and Lots For Sale.
Locations aud prices to please every
body. - ". Y. BAIRD.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-13

.storica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-13

CLOCK PAPER WEIGHTS
MOROCCO GOODS
ILLUSTRATED POEMS
TOILET BRUSH SETS
NAIL SETS
WHISK CASES
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

PARIS, Jan. 23.-As fast as visitors ar.
rived they were marshalled four abreast in
along line, and admitted in small numbers
to the bed chamber. The scene was strik.
ing one, and Gambetta himself could have
desired no better contradiction of nil the
stories told of his luxurious and PREDICATE
habits than that furnished by his surround.
ings. We had Leen tod so MANY times
that we had almost begun TO believe il. that
he held high festival behind the trelise. OF
his portlco; that his diniLg.room was the
scene OF great banquets, and that he held
wassall with the other republican leaders
when he should have been at work for the
public benefit. But the little modest din.
lng-room, with its shabby sideboard, its or.
binary table, and its few shaky
chairs, the white dimity curtains nj
he window, the bare floor, and the
commonplace cutlery and glass, all showed
~" trmbetta had thought little of the
r''""es OF the table, and that he could
not, had he wished, have entertained upon
a large, scale. The little pavilion was, in
short, the home man entirely devoted TO
the public interest, Aad ofone who thought
put ilttle oil himselHa There were no OBJ.
leets oil art, none OF o. costly and beauti.
iul blbelots with which a celebrated man
usually likes to surround himself. There
were only books, a few engravings repre-.
sentlng events in Gambetta's career, and
portrait oil ' ctor Hugo with the autograph
OF the master, who had given II ito his
dear Gambetta." This humble ,pect,cIe
caused a stupefactioa among the ,eaet,on.
lists who had gone out to Vile d'Ayrav 10
get material for fresh scandals; and Il 10
said that some of them adopted new tactics
and ridiculed the house as the home of n
miser,. bourgeoise without taste, etc
| Evening Post. WV
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HITLER AND THITHER.
Continued from First Page.

Holman, OF Indiana, Offered an amendmer /
10 the original text so as 10 provide that
new cruisers shall be built by contract with
lowest and best responsible bidder, made
after sixty DAYS advertisement in
I'VE leading papers OF the United
States, inviting proposals tor
the construction of said vessels,
subject to such rules, regulations and pro-
visions as to the bonds and security for the
completion OF the work as the secretary Of
the navy may prescribe; aud no such vessel
shall be accepted unless completed in strict
conformity.
on motion of Robinson, the requisite
number OF tons Of displacement for the
largest cruisers was increased from 200 to
400.
The clause appropriating $1,000 for test.
ing the pr&cticability Of defective armor
having been reached, il was amended on
motion oil Harris. so as 10 apply tn the de-
Elective turrets designed by Past Assistant
Engineer W. b. Clark
Thomas, Of Illinois, as an additional
section, offered all amendment pro.
viding that any person in the pay
corps OF the navy who shall receive
any present or gratuity Of any kind or
value, by reason of any purchase or pay
ment made by him or on account of the
ha'ai serNlcei SNAIL De dismissed from the
service, with an Imprisonment of not less
Than one nor more than ten years, AID a
line not less than s go nor more than
$4,000. Adopted.
The committee rose and reported the
bill; and the previous question was ordered
on the bill and the amendments were
adopted in the bulk, except that providing
that the chiefs OF bureaus shall receive no
additional pay aud that relating to the APP
preparation for torpedoes.
The house adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

TnE return of such mcu as CoEk, HAIR.
sis, GARLAp, LAMAR, MORGAN, BUTLER and
BKcK to the senate by their constituencies
In the south is very hopeful sign us it is a
still wiser move. Before the war the south $
prestige in Washington arose chiefly from
the fact that she kept her. able and tried
men In office until they had become gray
and full Of experlencc in public affairs, thus
giving them wonderful advantage over
new men. The north since the war has
pursued the same policy, and mas proiited
greatly by II. It Is gratifying to sec that
the south has returned to It's former policy,
and 1t Is to be hoped that she will con.
tinuo to remember that In legislation and
politics experience and reputation arc in.
valuable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

have settlement with Miner for some ex-
penses incurred; after the 18th of July he
was shown receipt, which he scknowl-
edged; il was dated Denver, July IL, ISIS.
for Sl66. as balance of salary and expenses
in full 10 July II. ISIS, and signed A, W.
Moore be said it was signed in Washing
ton. Examined by Merrick, he said the
receipt was for money spent for kilograms,
hotel bills and other expenses and did not
include any items covered by settlement
with Dorsey.
COMMITTEE WORK.
District Attorney Van Hile, of Utah, was
before the house Judiciary committee to-
day, aud continued mis- explanation of tue
necessity of enforcing the testimony OF
first wives, with the view of breaking up
the evil of polygamy.
THE MARQUIS OF LoRNE
arrives Friday, and dinner in his honor
will re given that night by the British min
lister, and a dinner by the president Satur-
day. He leaves Monday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

In several of the eastern cities the mania
has seized upon gastronomsts for trying
their stomachs on quail, by eating brace
a day for month, or one bird a day for a
longer period than thirty days. The feat
has heretofore been regarded popularity as
impossible, but this idea is now in fair
way to be exploded. ifthe craze continues
or increases there may be anticipated rise
In nunil
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

WEpublish this morning bill recently
introduced into the lower house, at Austin,
by Mr.. CuKSowErn, Of Fannip, for the
creation Of board Of assessment and equal
ization Of railroad rolling stock and other
movable property belonging TO railways
Mr.. CnESowEru Is one Of the most active
members In the legislature in tho effort to
control the railway system Of the state by
legislative enactments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25
washingtoa News Notes

wAsuiscros, Jan. ?i.-Captain Carter
Of st. LOUIS, was to-day before the Miui.
sippi river committee and approved Of
plans Of the Mississippi river commission.
He thought Il the duty Of the government,
TO protect the lands Of the lower valley from
encrcachment BY overflow.
rHE srAR.RorrK CASE.
A. w. Moore Was cross-examined In the
,tar.route case. In answer TO the question
ne saiu ne did not settle account aud re.
'eive salary up 10 July 18th, 1878; he did
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

SENATOR DAVID DAVIS, aiier the 18th Of
March, will retire to his home in Blooming
ton, Illinois, and devote himself for some
time to looking after his private affairs.
The senator Is immensely wealthy, and his
official duties have prevented his giving
the attention demanded Of late 10 his bust.
ness. He contcmplates an European trip
next summer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

MRxIco Is gradually waking up, and the
Yankee leaven is beginning to work, The
government down there now is offering a
bonus Of $4,000, IL seems, to every capital.
istwho will establish factory for the manu-.
facture Of paper out Of the maguey plant.
Bonuses Of that kind won't so begging
long, and We may look for plenty of paper
mills I'm Mexico soon,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

THE San Francisco papers gravely an
nounced in describing the late pugihslic
encounter in that city wherein Mace's pro-
tese, the man who is to fight Sullivan fig
ured, that the audience was composed of
those who "assayed high in responsibility,
mainly earnest thinking men," They must
have derived great mental pleasure, and
found food for much serious and important
reflection from the exhibition of the brui-
sers If such is the intellectual standard of
the Pacific slope, the prize fighters should
be gathered together and banished to Cali
fornia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

THE duties ofthe representatives OF this
great republic at the Italian court are many
and are terrible strain upon the nerves
and brain power, but our present minister,
Ma. W, W. AsroR, has gone about their
discharge heroically and wisely. He has
fitted up rooms for an American club in
Rome, and has furnished them elegantly.
including reading, billiard, card, dress and
conversation rooms. We always thought
that Mr. AsroE would naturally and with
perfect ease drop into the higher channels
of diplomacy and represent us with credit
and ability.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

TnK English journals are drawing q
rather uncomplimentary comparison or
contrast to the queen, between that excel.
lent but somewhat close lady and the EN-.
peror OF Germany. The latter gave out Of
his private purse $4,000 10 the sufferers
from the Rhenish floods, while In cases Of
disaster to her own subjects vlcronrA
hardly ever s'ves out Of her ample private
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

WESTERN Missouri is certainly the para
disc of the road agent and man-killer.
FRANK JAMES and CRENsnAw turned loose
is not an enviable distinction for commu.
nifty, but admirable encouragement to gen.
tlemen OF that stripe in that part of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

SENATOR PENDLEroN is getting cold COM
fort in the house of his friends, on account
Of his civil service reform efforts. JUDdE
THURMAN and many other prominent dem.
ocrats are criticising the PENDLEToN bill
very severely and damning its author.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

THE anticipated duel between the ST.
Louis reporter and FREDDIE" hasn't come
OIL yet. FREDDIE should not let such'an
opportunity to add to his fame slip. 1t
isn't every youth OF % who has such al OPP
portunity to die in blaze Of glory or n n.
der hji1sSi illustuous by killings newspa-
per man. LsryifAact,op proceed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

ONE Of the busiest men of late on the
public stage is MAEwooD, the English exc
cutioner. His life has been repeatedly
threatened in the past month or two, but he
goes on as unconcerncdly about his work
as if he were eating his dinner. lie has be-
come too thoroughly familiarized with
death too feel any fear thereof. He has
sent many poor devil on the long journey
in his time, the last being the two who were
hanged at Tralee, day before yesterday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

1T has been reported that SENATOR Don
CAMERON would not be candidate for re.
election to the senate. Now the report is
Indignantly denied by the boss henchmen
and hanggson, who declare that he is
going to remain in the senate for an in.
definite period yet. 1t is not popularity
Of the family TO give up public office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

The PRINCESS LOUISE, of England. has
visited California and some OF the south.
ern states. But she carefully avoids Bos.
ton, New York, Philadelphia and even
Washington. Perhaps she is afraid of
fenians aud land-leaguers in the northern
cities whore the Irish abound
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

A New York paperw wants, very properly,
to know where the next generation of
Christians is to come from, seven clergy.
men having certified in the Broadway tab
ernacle that in New York alone are $1,000
children not under religious instruction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25
THURSDAY, JANUARYa5, 1883.

JOURNALISM in Colorado is as unfettered
as are the bracing winds around the Colo.
RADIO peaks The Rocky Mountain News
publicly brands SENATOR HILL as a liar
and n coWardu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25
Aaisceiiancsu. Foreign New.
WILL LEAVE.

PARIS, Jan. 2i.-Er.Empress Eugene
will start for England today.
PARIS, Jan. a,-Thc departure Of Eure.
ME attracted large crowd, who evinced
the warmest sympathy. The Grand Duke
Constantine carried TO her a private mes.
sage nom President Gfevy that her rrcs.
ence IN Paris was undesirable. II Is DIM.
cult TO say whether the departure Is due TO
mat me3age or the persuasion of her
Iriendt, OF whom were grieved BY her
action. There was 30 deep.laid
cns"s her coming; but, hearing Of ths
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

funds penny. Like a great many other
moral and good Christian people, the queen
seems always to be forsetful that the tea
ture par excellence of Christianity is
charity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25
J Announcement.

EOBMAY0R-we are authorized to announce
fGcneral W. l.. Cabel as candidate for
xfNyor at the ensuing election Thursday, April
q. 1889.
E0R MAY0Ii-We are authorized to announce
II Colonel w. d. wylie as an Independent
candidate for Mayor, lii favor of improvements
and DrOgreksiAn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25
It VASOIR INTENTION
TO DEPIR "sTOOK-TAKIEeu
UNTIL FEBRUARY 1

But owing to a change in
our flrm-notice of which ap,
pears in the Special Notice
Column-we were forced to
take an inventory earlier than
we had anticipated. While
taking our inventory we Sc
lected all such goods as we
desired to close out before the
end of the season, and sub
jected them to the greatest
possible reduction. Many ar.
ticles have really been marked
BELOW Cosr. On January
Ist we subjected our entire
stock to a reduction, and this
second marking down. Of
many articles will make it an
object for economical and close
buyers to call and examine
our stock.
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E,N,KAHN&CQ.
Cle'hIs's and Boys 0utdttsrs,
'oFner Nm md Lamar and Corner
Elm and Poydras. ,
Special Nottces.

-------------~----~-----
1.-THE oo.PARTNKRsHiP HERrToYoRE
existing between Henry Calm, Aus,A, Calm
snu oefson Meyer under tho firm NAME Of
osnn Bros. n Co, is this day dissolved " mu.
mai consent and Calm Bros. arc authorized 10
'eule all claims against or TO receive Iii NJ.
'oun" due the above.namcd firm.
HENky CAIN.
AUGUST CAIN.
nail. eERsoN MEY&r~
pali's Texas January Is. issa. "a
We the undersigned. viii hcrc,f,., .onsy
me above business uuder the firm p.ms
style OF Calm Bros Returning Thanh, ~, ~
'ornef patronage extended TO US. bs, q, Wv
eOa"nuance ofssme. HENRY CAIN
AUGUST cAHH.
An retiring nom above frm OF Calm p,,.
.o' would beg leave 10 extend THANH, s,s 49,. =
ls '.i and patronage aud would ,e.us., 49, ~
'''''i's c0n'inuanw tor my succeror 'H'
oEasos NIrgq.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

by cheap we do not mean common goods nor
goods at commonly low prices. Wemean soma.
ming OF unusual advantage to the purchaser
something worth your while looking AT n Won
nave boys to clothe, Our winter season IL nov
mali over aud We arc finding what GOOD,
arc not selling freely. There is no time FOR
Tihinsand the slow sellers must be converted
INTO quick sellers, so We mark:
20 Plcated Blouse Suits from. An 10 co "A
~ ~ D. Blouse Suits from .....,,,,5 no 10 A IA
20 school suits from. .......,.,...sS9 N II IA
., boys suits from ...........o a IN ~ sy M
\. 20 nchool suits from. o. 10 a II to5 q X "a
"boys suits from. 80. 10, Ii & 70 to s 4 40 "a
Tho above are special bargain ofysr,nr and
10 not conihct with our complete stock Of reru
lar goods OF every grade. You know tina,
we Keep Boys Furnishings" oil all kinds 10
sides the Hats ard Caps.
Our intention IS to make this a rrea, eepo,
Tor the supply OF complete outfits TO. men and
boys so that parents may be able to find oyery.
'hlns ncedful for their sons attire In one house
ana al prices more advantageous than oould.
% obtained by shopping all over the city.
we Keep our house open until 10 o'clock
saturday nights to accommodate late sbop.
pens. '"'' e"Vf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

Mn SALar MossE threatens to produce
his Passion Play Somewhere else" II It's
prohibition In New York continues. lie
says he Is pestercd with applications for It's
production In twenty other places. Mn.
MomK will perhaps find II quite rs hard to
convince the municipal authorities Of otl<r
cities that his play Is a prcsentable on as
he did those Of New York. The peqe do
not yrect {, ND Mr.. MoRsr Is ksting
wsut ags!5imc htf9SQg to get 10 play
!. Z ~ n. ~ "a bllc. N.I
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!!uITS HAIR Dye,
pted.

LyNClI.-At the reSttnce on AZ, 49,, .----
roll. tos LEONARD steei MIS-. Iis,is mrn.sset
Funeral will take place nom p,Idsaea :. :.
ances invited. NsuAn'-
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"scnue ~. y, roll Ia tho present congress
In Tho san,s,ually largo. Mn. suAcKLR.
even paid leah, Carolina. made tho ninth
dld ~ a., lssi. has been called away Will,
s is ia snd ~ congrcS duties. Fen
cess In the scnof New York, aud N. p
t,Ir duluth Caroline, we're taken
,ut NV s".ss met. J. q. sxrrn, do
I Tovsmmsnt . title TO cit for the fourth
cording %. M was ratified. GENERAL
ne. mean siv s snyn,'nn THOMAS ALLEN Of Mis-
nrrsented. and p,pf Alabama; MIR. Onru,
pear 20 the cAndiSR. UrpKcRArr, Of Ohio,
httentIon Is direct
north and northw
ing owe, o ~ rn On Is q little too demo.
,sbo~ A. : consss- lIeN doesn't want 10
courts, no - "iIis Excellency," and his
!. 1oynyS'tb be called plain mn. EvxR.
mr. While Il IL commendable 10 discard
. eoodly amount OF the pomp and red
tal's that surround officials, there Il still a
certain degree Of respect and dignified I'D.
drses that should be adopted aud exercised
lovofds men In high places for the Offices
laks u not The mans. Too great plaInness
md familiarity lowers The public's concep.
Hon q ths Importance and dignity Of the
poeltiou. One extreme is a. bad a. the
'lhss n sueh nallen.
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CLEVELAND, Jan. 2l,-The wife and four
children of Solomon Bartestein of Cleve
land, went down with the steamship Gin.
bria, in the North sea. Bartclstein came
here two years ago from Russian Poland
and established successful business; and
last May sent for his family. The two older
children came, but the mother feared to
cross the ocean. Finally she was per
suaded. and embarked at Hamburg on the
Inflated steamer with the remaining four
children. Ills oldest daughter, young
lady aged q, swocaed on hearing of the dis.
asier. Bartestein is also Frustrated with
grief.
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KANSAS CRY, Jan. @.-Wheat weak and
slow No. red, 81 cash; s9b bid, February;
IS, March. Corn easy; Az to Al, cash; "a,
February AN bid, March. Cattle receipts'
Lao; native steers Of |, $40 to l.syo hounds
$40 to $50; cows, $2.75 to 1915; s,ocLer,
and feeders, SS7S TO 81 10. Hogs receip,s.
,WO, lower; S5,pS to Sos; bulk If sales Al
S10to ~ -. Sheep receipts, 500; natiyrr
averaging Ss pounds, 1878,
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NEW York, Jan. a-Flour dull. Wheat.
cash grades to I lower; options , TO /
lower. Coffee quiet and unchanged,
sugar quiet and weak; fair to good quoted
" tot, Molasscs dull and unchanged; fair
70 good refining quoted at o. to !. Rice,
fair demand, market firm. Wool steady
fairly active; Texas, IA to %. Pork dull;
$3.50 to $3.50. Cut meats dull and weak
long clear middles, %. Lard lower;
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WHY 1T IIAPrENED,

WlLLE.BAREE, Pa, Jan. 2i,--The entire
extent of the cavern of the Delaware d
Hudson mine at the shaft this evening an.
pears to cover a space of nearly forty acres,
most OF which Is covered with dwellings
and other buildings The disaster is &C.
counted for upon the theory that the props
put IN the mine some years ago to sustain
the roof, have rotted and given away. Gen.
erai apprehension is prevalent that this Is
only the beginning OF more serious trouble,
The miners contend that the accident is the
result of pillar rubbing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

CHICAGO, Jan. PA Shawneetown, Iii.
nois, special says Early yesterday morn.
ing mob OF masked men attempted to en-.
ter the Jail for the purpose of lynchinC the
colored murderer, Holmes, but were re,
pulsed at the first attempt by the sheriff
and deputy. The mob brought up eau.
non in front Of he jail, and threatened to
batter down The walls, but shots from the
Jail, the ringing OF the courthouse bell, and
the gathering of citizens frightened them
aWay