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, 1884-07-08
Personal MEN rioN.

Mss Elsie De Cou will go East to-day.
C. w. WuIfgen has returned from.
Ogalalla.
L. Nurrin is taking in the sights at
Chicago.
Russell Thorp starts for Running Water
to-day.
NJ. Wasserman went on a business trip
last evening.
A. Simmons has returned from his
ranch in the foothills.
A. W. Hlygool came down yesterlay
from Granite Canyon.
Joe Stratton arrive in the city yestel-
day direct from Buffalo.
G. A. Searight returned to Cheyenne
from Kansas City OF Sunday.
John +. CoaI has zone to Chicago to
attend the Democratic convention.
Cy Iba, of the coal oil iells of Carbon,
anne down to Cheyenne yesterday.
j. D. Corey. city ogentof The LEADER,
went East on IA months visit yesterday.
Prof G. L. Bailey and wife started
East last evening. They will 20 to New
York.
William Dolan, of the Middy, is in
Cheyenne on business with the County
Commissioners.
Mrs. +. Dunn and son, of Omaha.
mother and brother of Mr.. T. r. Ross,
are visiting in the city.
Miss Neatly Stevens and Miss Alice
Stevens, of Chicago, are in the city the
guests Of Colonel A. T. Rabbit.
Miss Kate Phelps has gone to Nebras-
ka and from there will proceed to New
Hampshire to spend the vacation.
Misses Kate und Maggie Garrow; Of
Pittsburg, Pa, have arrived in Cheyenne
to spend two months on 4 visit with their
sister, Mrs. j. C. Baird.
City Attorney Riner returned on Sun
day, having made Il flying trip to Atchin-
son. where his family now are, having
been called there by the illness of his little
daughter Ida.
Miss NJ Morris, Denver; n L Wheeler,
Meadow Springs; William Dol.n, Egbert;
L j Riggs, f Estabrook, Salida, Colo. F.;
William Chittenion, Red Gore, Colo;
o p Woodward, PO ranch; John Daley.
Greeley, and c c Peabody, Boulder, are
at Dyer's hotel.
George F Wanless, Denver; 4 W
Swift. Silver Cliff; f Palmer, Chicago,
John Scott, Council Bluffs; J B War
dell, Denver, I B Brownson, Chicago;
John Cummings. Dea lwool; S n Brooks.
Chicago; John Brooks, Boston: George
VI Balloons, Ma llson, Wis: w c Dunn.
Denver, are among the arrivals at the
Inter Ocean.
, 1884-07-08

secretaries L. L. Merritt, of Illinois:
George W. Guthrie, of Pennsylvania;
e. L. johnson, of Iowa; Robert NJ.
Bashford, of Wisconsin; Charles NJ. Val
~landingham, of Missouri; Henry Lynn,
of Tennessee; Michael J. Barrett, of
New Jersey. The committee decided to
recommend to the convention that the
rules of the last Democratic convention
govern this body until otherwise ordered,
subject to the following modification /:
That in voting for candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President, no State shall
be allowed to change its vote until the
roll of States has been called and every
State has cast its vote. The committee
adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow, with
no anticipation of having any business on
hand.
, 1884-07-08

CHICAGO, July THE Democratic
National Committee began its session at
noon to-day, its chairman, Mr.. Barnum,
presiding. Mr.. Barnes, of Georgia, NOM
mated Augustus q. Bacon, of Georgia,
for temporary chairman Cfthe convention;
Mr.. ~Stockdale, of Texas, nominated Coy
ernor Robert b. Hubbard, of Texas; Mr..
Martin, of Mississippi, nominated
Charles L. Hooker, of Mississippi;
of the votes cast Hubbard received %,
Bacon o, Hooker G. On motion of Mr..
Prince the nomination Of Governor Hub.
bard was made unanimous.
On motion of Mr.. Hewitt. Mr.. Prince
was elected temporary secretary of tbs
conventions
The following were elected assistant
, 1884-07-08

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE following
is an authentic copy of the communication
to Mr.. Barnum, Chairman of the Ma
tional Committee, from Mr.. Tilden
GRAYsToNE, July 5, 1884.
Hon WIN. II. BARNUM, CHGcAGo-I
have received your telegram informing me
Of the disposition to nominate me for the
Presidency, and asking. "lVill you accept
an unanimous nomination from the con
%vention ?" and also a telegram from Mr..
Manning, saying 1T seems absolutely
necessary that You % should answer Bar.
nuns telegram AS soon as possible"
Your inquiry WAS explicitly answered in
he negative by the letter of June 10
to Mr.. Manning.
(Siened) S. j. TMpEN.
, 1884-07-08
THE END REACHED.
The Session of Congress Closed
Yesterday Afternoon.
The Work Performed by the
Body
With a List of the Measures
Passed.
A General

session Of the forty eighth Congress has
extended over Il period of seven months
and four days, although the actuaI
working time will not exceed los days.
In that time there his been introduced in
the Senate . 1867 bills and 81 joint resulu.
tons, and in the House, 1901 bills and
2S4 resolutions. OF these, sixty-six
Senate bills and ten Senate resolutions have
passed both houses, and become laws BY
the Executive approval; and sixty two
House billsandthirt twoHouse resolutions
become laws in the same manner. Three
EOuse bills also became laws without the
action of the President, and one WAS re-
turned the House with his veto.
The following measures passed both
Houses and were signed by the President,
in additional to regular appropriation bills
and river and hIrbOr bills:
Bills to reduce the rate of postage on
newspapers and periodical publications of
the second class when sent by other than
publisher or news agent, to one cent for
each four ounce.
To provide civil government for Alaska,
To extenl the duration of the court Of
commissioners on the Alabama claims UNI
til De ember, 1885.
To prevent and punish counterfciting in
the United States of bomb or other secur-
tiles Of foreign governments.
To grant fifteen days leave of absence
with pay in each year to letter carriers.
To authorize the Secretary of War to
offer a reward of S2j, OJ0 for the rescue Of
the Greeley Arctic exploring party.
To establish a Lurcau of labor statistics.
To make all public roads and highways
post roads.
To authorize the legislatures of the
States of Illinois, Arkansas, Louisiana and
Tennessee to sell or lease certain land
appropriated for school purposes.
To remove certain burdens from the
American merchant marine commonly
known as the Dingley shipping billy.
To establish a bureau of animal indus.
try, to prevent the expectation of diseased
cattle, and provide for the suppression
and extirpation of pleuro pneumonia and
other contagious diseases among domestic
animals.
To make it felony for any person to per-
senate army officers or employees of the
United States acting under authority ofthe
United States or any department thereof
To repeal the test oath act of 1862.
To authorize the fitting out of an expi-
dition for the relief of Lieutenant Greeley
and party in arctic seas.
To limit the time in which prosecutions
may be begun against persons for viola
ton of the internal revenue laws to three
years.
To relieve from the charge of desertion
certain soldiers of the late war, who after
having served faithfully until the close Of
the war left their commands without
leave.
To provide in a state west of the Mis-
sissippi river a branch home for volunteer
soldiers of the late wal and for soldiers of
the Mexican war and the wal of 1872.
whose disabilities were not incurred in ser
vice against the United States.
To provide for the disposal of abandon
ed and useless military reservations.
To reorganize the corps Of the Judge
Advocates of the army.
To establish a bureau of navigation in
the TIeasury Department.
, 1884-07-08

ToULoN, July Nine deaths last
night, The cemetery was open all night
for bur,ab.
MARsEILLEs, July Sixteen deaths
from cholera last night and twenty taken
to the hospital In consequence Of tn
cholera upon two vessels in this port, tn,
infested arrivals VIII be sent to a tempo
rary lazaretto.
, 1884-07-08

DENVER, July 7.-W9rishoffer & Co,
G. Kolelauch & Co, W. G. Mortimer and
William Robinson, of New York, bond.
holders of the Denver 4 Rio Grand,
railroad, made application before judge
Hallett to-day for a r~eee.vcr for hat cor
pUratiUn.
, 1884-07-08

Seventeen hundred head of l-year-old
steers. 1900 head of2yoar old steers, 45U
3-ycir-old steers. 475 COWS; all frst-class
Texas cattle, to be delivered at Fort Lara
ME "n or before July 10Th. Wilsella any
number from 200 upward. Enquire of
-| Il. b. HORNE.
, 1884-07-08

PARIS, July Ferry told Ii Fong
Pas the Chinese Minister, that China will
be held responsible for the Langson affa' r
and measures taken to obtain redress, but
the action will be delayed until an official
report is received.
, 1884-07-08

City and ranch Lelp always on hand,
male or female fl. BURTON. the re-
liable Employment Agent, Sixteenth and
Eddy streets.
, 1884-07-08
Sargent Home Again.

New York, July Mr.. Sargent, ex-
Minister to Germany, arrived on the City
of Rome to-day.
, 1884-07-08

New York. July 7.-Assiguec Davis
filed an inventory of Grant & Ward.
showing liabilities SIC, 972, 647; nominal
assets S27, l39, 099, actual assets S67,l74.
, 1884-07-08

Regular communication of Cheyenn,
Lodge No. /, A. L. and A. NJ, tbs even
ing at 3 o'clo X.
w. c. BRowN. Secretary.
, 1884-07-08

Senior Leonardo, Glrbalosas, of Santa
70 de lis Fcrgs, Cuba, Was completely
cured, of 5, we're intermittent neuralgia 10y
the use Of St, Ja-oLs Oh, the great pam
bauisher.
, 1884-07-08
COWBOYS Attacked bv Indians,

"DOyS AlltCASu ny 1uulduS.
DENVER, July Wilson. Carlisl e and
| johnson S cattle camp in the western part
of Laplata county, near the Utah line,
were attacked by the Ute Indians July 3.
Charles Cook and Adolph Lusk, employees
Of the cattle company, were badly
wounded. Five Indians were killed and a
number were wounded. The whites lost
eleven horses killed and one hundred
stolen. The cowboys were driven off,
their camp outfits burned and provisions
carried away by the indians. Two of the
Wilson boys, eight and ten years old, rode
twenty-nine hours without food or rest and
arrived at Durango last night in an ex-
hausted condition. The Utes have
for some time been causing trouble to
the ~stockmen, killing cattle and stealing
horses. One of Wilson men found sew
eral of the %latter's horses in the possession
of Indians. He undertook to secure the
same, and an Indian attacked him with Il
knife and was killed. This precipitated a
fight. Seventeen thousand head of cattle
are left, to the mercy of the Indians. Col
onel Hall, commandant of Fort Lewis,
dispatched Il company of cavalry TO drive
the Indians back to the reservation. The
Indians will probably reach the reserva-
ton well supplied with horses and cattle
before the soldiers ge. in reach Of them.
The TriLme's Durango special says the
Indian troubles in La Plata county are
assuming serious proportions. The In
dams are anxious to get back to the farms
near the agency but the high water cut
them off, except by passing through the
white settlements. Major Whitside, who
has had ten years experience fighting
Apaches, has gone to the front with two
companies of cavalry with orders to make
it hot for the Utos. Eighty COWBOYS,
armed to the teeth, swearing vengeance
against the Utes, left for the scene Of
action this morning. Unless the Indians
succeed in fording the streams it is be.
lieyed a fight will occur in a few dayy.
, 1884-07-08

For RENT-Furu shed house with three
rooms. pantry an | closet. | will furnish
two bOIrlers AMI pay balIn2c in money.
L. USHER, at Mdrtin ) lumberydrl.
, 1884-07-08

The best pool table in the Pioneer
saloon, Jake Esselborn, proprietor.
, 1884-07-08

Good rooms with board. Apply ut
southwest corner Seventeenth and Bent
streets,
, 1884-07-08

\ new lot Of decorated china tea sets at
Craig, Davis x Co. Is.
, 1884-07-08

A rev style of business envelopes at
THE LEADER ufire.
, 1884-07-08

No drug store whisky at Pioneer sa-
loon, but Bond 4 Llllard ut Jake Ease
boru's.
, 1884-07-08
Cattle and Sheep Market.

CHICAGO, July L. Cattle receipts,
1900 head; market slow; lOGl5c lower.
Good to choice shipping, s6.lO(GG %;
common to medium. $500 (G 500
sto,kers 50. 0O(G4.5O; feeders, stOOG
5.0oi grass Texans, 81. 5Oiag.5O lbs,
S3OO[G5. 30.
Sheep receipts, 1900 head: market dull
on common stock; inferior to fair 81. 500
$3.50 per cvt medium to good, 50 $50
AS choice to extra, 81. 5O95.25.
The Drovcr'S .Journai special Liverpool
cable quotes cattle market &c lower with
heavy supplies from all quarters; best
American steers l5ic per h.. dressed
sheep l59l6c for best.
, 1884-07-08

WANTED-Immediatcly a dining room
girl at Kupps restaurant.
, 1884-07-08

Craig, Davis Il Co. eau show you il
large line of wall paper.
, 1884-07-08

House moving and repairing promptly
done by Ferris. 37S Fifteenth street.
, 1884-07-08

Almost every person has some form Of
s%orutulUus poison latent in his veins
When this dcvclopes. in srrofulous sorts
ulcers, or eruptinns, or taken the form Of
rheumatism, or organic diseases, the suf.
iering that cnsues is terrible beyond de-
s'rption. Hence the gratitude of those,
who dis over, as thuusan Is ye lrly do, tina.
Ayers Sarsaparllla will thioughly cali
cate this evil ron Il e system.
, 1884-07-08

All and every k;nl of lunches at Pho
neer saloon. Jake Essclborn, proprietor.
, 1884-07-08

For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, 18th street.
, 1884-07-08

Mason 5 self sealing fruit jars and Jelly
cups ut Crug. Davis K Go. S.
, 1884-07-08

We have by far the LARGEST GROCERY STORE IN THE TERRITORY
IND carry the largest and most complete stock We buy for spot cash in the
very best markets and cannot, or will not be undcrsod. To RANCH and
SrocKMrN we offer special inducements and Will guarantee to ave them
money in che purchase of their supplies w handle the very best quality of
GOODS that can be bought and guarantee weight and quality of every
rtle
Call and see US, and we will do you good.
IT,. M. Co.
, 1884-07-08

walt Fnp"r.
The newest patterns, latest designs in
wall paper at TUTTLE's.
, 1884-07-08
IL
gtG it,
GIts IfR

We cant be un lersold. 5000 cigars al
two for 5 cents, Rhodes & Troxcll.
, 1884-07-08

Light weight underwear at Polack's.
, 1884-07-08

We are prepare TO contract, on short
%poticc, large or small lots Of Texas cattle.
fresh from range in Texas, to be delivered
by rail at any point in the North.
JNO. d. DOBYNs K Co.
, 1884-07-08

Pioneer saloon open day and night for
III kind of lun hes.
, 1884-07-08

Little Joker is the best smoking to.
, 1884-07-08

All those who wish to take music. Ger
m IN or French lessons come to room Is
Phoenix block.
Ii. NJ. MARGADANT.
, 1884-07-08

A new Inc of Smyrna rugs at Craig,
DAVIS x Co. :.
, 1884-07-08

Feb oysters
At El.tch's.
, 1884-07-08

& Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Wyo
, 1884-07-08

george L dnlCsS, Denver y w
Swift, Silver Cliff; f Palmer, Chicago,
John Scott, Council Bluffs; j. B War
dell, Denver, I B Brownson, Chicago;
John Cummings. Dea lwoul; S n Brooks.
Chicago; John Brooks, Boston. Gcur-c
VI Balloons, Madison, Wis: w c Dunn.
Denver, are among the arrivals at the
Inter Ocean.
Senior Leonardo. Glrbalosas, of Santa
70 de LIS Eergs, Cuba, was completely
cured, of 5, we're Intermittent neuralgia 10y
the use Of ST. Ja-oLs Oh the great pam
banislHr.
For RENT-Furu' shed house with three
rooms. pantry an | closet. | will furnish
two boIrlers AMI pIy balln2c in money.
L. USHER, at Marlin ) lumberyLrl.
Good rooms with board. Apply at
southwest corner Seventeenth and Bent
streets,
WANTED-lmmediatcly a dining room
girl at Knpp's restaurant.
Light weight underwear at Polack's.
A new Inc Of Smyrna rugs at Craig,
DAVIS Il Co. :.
Nrw Novelties
\ host of them. at Rhodes 4 Troxclls $.
For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, 18th street.
Walt rHp"r.
The newest patterns, latest designs in
wall paper at TrTTLE's.
House moving and repairing promptly
done by Ferris. 37S Fifteenth street.
4 new lot Of decorated china tea sets at
Craig. Davis x Co. 3.
Legal blanks at the Leader Office.
Rooms to Rent corner Twenty seconC
and Bent streets. =. Conroy.
Tu-ir-l i"--""-.
All those who wish to take music. Ger
m IN or French lessons come 10 room !;
Phoenix block.
, 1884-08-16
Van Brake.
acknowledgements

SLENDER D. d. bar Gouvernemen-
- tet for de dansk v%estindi>ke
Ger HenhoId Ill KongeIige Resolu-
ton at 25la September 1872 meddcIt
Herr G. J. FUSS, der har underkas-
tet sig Notwithstanding E~amen we'd
The University of Pensy lvania" i
Philadelphia i de Fortnrde Slater j
Nordamefiha BENIN lise'Se til fore
l0bigen indhl F'mautsministeriets Be-
stemme!se kan indhentes og paa H0j-
sammes n@rmere Appreciation at
ud0ve L@Se,irksomhrd paa de dansk
yestindishe Ger.
Gouvernements Sekrctariatet, st. Croix
den Ode August 1884.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1884-08-16

II Vessels arriving from ST.. Lucia.
/ Quarantine of ID days, reck-
oned from the date of depar-
ture.
8 Fumigation and ~disinfection of
the vessel and the goods land
ed will take place before the
ship be granted communion
ton with the shore.
A Guard oil two men will be estab-
Iished on board, for the Ships account,
TO make sure of the above measures
being carried Out.
Government Of the Danish West India
Islands, ST. Croix the 18th August 1884.
G. ii. ARENDRUP.
, 1884-08-16
TRANSLATION.
Publication.

GS69HE public is hereby informed
% hat copies of Conditions for
furnishing from 1st November a, c.
1 Bread,
2 Barrack puryeyance for the gar
rison in st. Thomas, and
3 ~Purveyance for the prisoners
(civiI) in Christiansfortw will be de-
livered on application TO the Gov
eminent Secretaries Offices in
St. Thomas and St. Croix.
Parties DESTROYS of contracting for
furnishing the whole purveyance in
question, or paris thereof, must send
III sealed tendcrs, marked "PUR-
VEYANCE' to the Government Of
the Danish West India Islands, Sc
crttary's Ofice, ST. Thomas, before
MONDAY 10Th of September &C, IL
O'Clock noon, ~ which time the tend
erS Will BE- op ned in the undersigned
&oficr, in preSe &c Of the parties con-
c%elne'l, who may appear, whereupon
the decision of Government will be
taken before the end of the month.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Tho.
mas 9th August 1884.
j. DUUs.
est.
, 1884-08-16
acknowledgements

gNDNDER HenviSning til Be
~ tjendt9j0relse fra President
skabet for st. Croix af 29de Marts
f. A. bek.jendtgj0res herved, at Herr
V, Q. HVID er udtraadt af og Plan
tag~eforvalter LOFFLER indtraadt i
den Kommission, der har at forestaa
Udstykningen af Statsplantagerne
Work & Rest, Humbug og Retreat,
GOVERNMENTS Sekretariatet, st. Croix
den lite August 1854.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1884-08-16
Publication,
TRANSLATION.

I'D EFERRING to the publication
s1s2 ofthe Presidency for st. Croix
dated 29th March last year it is
hereby made known that the mana
gerMr. LOFFLERhas been appoint
cd member ofthe Board for conduct
ing the parcelling out of the State
Treasury's Estates Work & Rest,
Humbug & Retreat instead of Mr..
Y. @. HVID, who has resigned.
Government Secretary's Office, ST, Croix
18th August 1884.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1884-08-16
Van Brake.
Publication.
TRANSLATION.

3RT is hereby made known that
- Government has ordered the fol-
lowing preventive measures against
vessels arriving here from places in
fected o. suspected to be infected with
cholera:
/. Vessels arriving from ports in
Nortt;- Italy or South France.
a. Sailing vessels.
/ Strict quarantine investigation.
2 II suspicious cases of disease
or death have occurred on
board within the last fortnight,
before arrival, quarantine prop
or until IA days have passed
since last case ceased.
3 F~umigation ard disinfection of
linen and woollen articles, pas
sengers' and crews clothes and
other objects which may be
deemed particularly apt to con-
tain and spread The contagious
matter.
b. Steamers.
] As for sailing vessels.
2 II IA days have not passed
since last suspicious case of
disease or death on board,
quarantine proper for a fort
night, to be rrckoned reslec-
tivelY from the two terms men,
ted.
3As for sailing vessels.
, 1884-08-16
acknowledgements

NET bekjendlgj6res I'erved, at
- Gouvernementet llar truffet fol-
gende Sikkerhed>foranstaltninger mod
Skibe, der komme fra choleraSmitte-
de eller mistpnkte Steder, nemIig:
I. Skibe der komme fra Havne i
Norditalien eller Sydfrankrig.
4 Seilskibe.
! Karantainemassig Unders0gel.
Sc.
2 Forsaavid: m~istankelige Til
tasIde af >ygdom eller D0d ere
indtrufne ombord L0ber af de
sidste IA Dage for Ankomsten
Karantaine indtil Udl0bet af
IA Dage fra sidste Tilfeldes
Oph0r.
5 Distinction af linnede og uld-
ne Sager, Passagerers og Mand-
skabs Kl@der og andre Glen
stande, der MATTE skj0nnes
serligt egnede Ill at torplante
Smitstoffet.
B. Dampskibe.
/ Som for Seilskibe.
9 Forsaavidt IA Dage like ere
forl0hne Ira Afgangsdagen elIer
fra sidste mistenkeIige Til(el-
de af Sygdom elIer D0d ON
bord Karantaine indtil Ejdlob-
ct ut ID Dage fra disse respec-
tive Tidspunkter.
3 Som for Seilskibe.
II. Skibe og Fortoier, der komme
fra ST. Lucia.
l Karantaine i II Dage, regnet
fra Afgangsda2en.
2 Grundig Desinfection afStibet
og. Fartoiet og Diet her landede
Gods vii deIhos fnde Sted
forinden Skibet stcdes til Com
munication med Land,
Til at paasee disse Foranstaltnin-
gers Gjennemf0r>lse vii en- Vaet af2
Mand bIive etnbIerrt ombord paa
hvert SIKH for dettes Regning.
Gouvernementet for de dansk vcstindiske
Ger, st. Croix den 12te August 1884.
G. III. ARENDRUP.
, 1884-08-16

SNap ONDITIONER for Leverance
$3.50 fra 1ste November d.. A. at reg
ne, at:
1 Br0d,
2 Menage Bespisning MN. til Gar
n~isonen paa 81. Thomas, SAINT
3 Bespisni"g til de civiIe Arrestan,
teri { ~hrisliansfort,
kunne paa HenvendeIse erholdes I'D
leveredr / Gouvernements Secretaria-
terne paa st. Thomas og St. Croix.
Skriftlige Tilbud ON Overtagelse Of
den samlede L~.everance eller enkelte
Dele deraf Vile under Market
"LEVERANCE" vare at indsende til
Gouveinpmentet tor de dnnsk vest
indisbe Ger, Secretariatet paa II.
Thomas, linden MANDAGEN den
lode September d. A. midday Kl. IL,
til hvilken lid TiIbudene Vile blive
aabnede i unlertegnede Kontor /
Ov"rvnrelse af de Bydende, som
MATTE indhnde sig, hvorefter Gou-
vernemcntet vii tagc sin Bestemmelse
linden Maanedens Udl0b.
Gouvernements Secretariatet, st. Thomas
den Gte August 1884.
J. DUUS.
csk.